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spend entire winters on the hunt. in this room. tracking a wolf killing livestock. it took a wake to bring it down. kabul cox says today's young men like the passion of their fathers. and also some of the vehicles. down the legal system. but some young people are interested and they challenging thousand year old traditions women joining the hot. thank. you young girl called i shall pant is winning fame as the star of a hit documentary the eagle huntress. the film has had an international release but it's the first time kabul kok has seen its he says it's not acceptable couldn't shoot digital. on a. generation to tell what. sort of such. so they're going to. but across these mountains. i shall pan has inspired others. the town of told is like others in the region it's conservative and muslim. women are usually married by the time they're eighteen or nineteen race the kids and look after the heart. but it's here we found fourteen year old by the time she's the most unlikely candidate to be in a go hunter she is small an

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kasie hunt kasie hunt got to a camera. >> paul ryan was working hard to sell this as a working class tax cut. this bill is not popular with the american people, with the middle class, with the working class. >> it's not. you're right. forgive me if i keep looking over my shoulder. you may or may not be able to see they cleared out the hallway. we are expecting vice president mike pence to walk by at any point. you are right. this bill is actually and i think you said this more unpopular than obamacare ever was. it is a very big political risk for republicans. they are essentially making the calculation that not doing anything would quite frankly make make their own numbers

hunts didn't like that kind of talk. it was dangerous. that kind of talk, people should be put in jail. hunts had swallowed the bait, all right. and these were the men who baited the hook. why? so hunts koultd come to power? of course not. so they could come to power. they would merely use him to help them get there. he would do the dirty work. hunts and thousands of others like him all playing a suckers game. they gambled with other peoples liberty. and of course they lost their own. and a nation of sacrifice. hitler needed these people. there was lots of work to be done. there were three unions to be smashed because unions were organized and might offer resis tense. there were many political party in germany. these the nazis destroyed. they were determined to smash every organization where people might ban together and resist them. there were jews to be beaten and killed. they were conveniently accused for the nation ills. and besides the nazi member could not take over this mens store. hundreds of catholics were put in jail. the churnl

it is time to end the bear hunt. as a matter of fact, it has been a regular protests in sussex county and now, i am joined by professor, bill. bill, welcome. thanks. >> i got to ask you. were you sentenced to ten day last year for protesting the bear hunt. you are going to report to jail later in january. this year. to serve a 15-day sentence. what did you get charged with. >> i stepped over the line in the area. >> let me ask you this. >> let me ask you this. why are you opposed to it? >> we had the student that was killed a couple of years ago. you got bears that rummage through the trash, that they threatened pets, et cetera, why opposed to the bears? >> well, a student that was killed in the circumstances that was the only fatal bear attack in recorded history in nothing. bear attacks are extremely rare in the last 17 years. don't you think that is as far as they harvest hundreds of bears daring the hunt. maybe this whole bear population is working. >> well, well since the early 1900's. the numbers have been smal

digby, jeremy hunt is after a promotion? that is a statement of the obvious, isn't it.ple go into politics to be prime minister and any politician who tells you they don't is not often telling you they don't is not often telling you the whole truth. yes, they want to change society and change their country but they do want power. i'm not at all surprised. i'm not passing judgment on whether he would be good or not, but i'm not surprised that he would be on the move. there are two ways, he will be in the bars and the corridors and he will be saying, if i was to suggest imight be, will be saying, if i was to suggest i might be, would you support me, thatis i might be, would you support me, that is a manoeuvre, the concept of, oh, what a good idea. the other thing, if you notice what they are saying the headline, the health secretary is on the move, claims cabinet colleagues. if you also wa nted cabinet colleagues. if you also wanted to become the deputy prime minister is one of the best ways of getting rid of a competitorfor the job is to put it out that someone else want

open to hunting in 8 counties.he first part of bar hunting season began in october. during that time hunters killed 244 bears. today could mark the end of bear hunting in new jersey for a while. govern elect phil murphy is expected to halt the annual hunt. >>> weight watchers is upping the diet game again. weight watchers believe dramatic changes to their smart point system will spark a diet revolution. >> reporter: weight watchers is blowing it up again, in 2016 oprah announced she has lost 40 pounds on the popular meal plan an raising the new program called free style saying when i first heard about it, i thought it was too good to be true, fish bean and corns in my favorite tacos are my favorite points. members lose weight by limiting the number they consume. with the free style program, weight with a offers is taking food that will fill people up without costing appreciate points. >> the idea is not that you can go on free for all, but rather choosing foods you are not likely to overeat. >> reporter: weight wat

today ends the bear hunting in new jersey for a while.overnment elect, phil murphy is expected to halt the annual hunt. >>> a pup's owners let him off the leash, the dog ran on to the ice which broke under his weight he became trapped. the firefighter is seen sliding along the ice toward the dog with his stomach and the rope tied to his waist and held sit tight tight by the crew members on the shore. >>> dash cam shows the danger of falling asleep behind the wheel, this is jarring, the driver in the crash faces jail time. >>> contradicted rapist and former stanford swimmer brock turner is fighting for a new trial. more "action news" is coming up. >> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., monday, december 4. we're following breaking news. >> police find a man stabbed to death inside a south philadelphia bedroom. >> masked men rob a northeast philadelphia pizza shop overnight. >> supreme court will hear arguments whether to allow sports betting in the state of new jersey. >> let's look at weather and traffic, david and karen are here for that. i had

," "the hunted," continues. juju chang reports. >> okay, oh very nice! which bed is yours? top bunk or bottom bunk? nice. this is yours. baracka and amgudu are bunkmates, living in hiding in tanzania. does he snore at night? no? you like each other, huh? yeah. baracka, is it like having a big brother? yeah? >> reporter: they both have albinism, a disorder marked by absence of pigment in the skin and eyes. does he take care of you? >> when some people bully him, amagu tells him off. >> he protects you? because he has such big muscles? >> reporter: they weren't born brothers but their shared experiences have made them just that. >> oh, good to see you. >> reporter: their easy smiles and friendly manner mask the unspeakable cruelty they've both faced. hunted simply because of how they look. in tanzania, albinos are thought to be ghosts, haunted beings, routinely targeted in heinous attacks motivated by superstition and greed. we traveled to the nation's largest city, dar es salaam, to witness firsthand the impact o

hunted simply because of how they look.ania, albinos are thought to be ghosts, haunted beings, routinely targeted in heinous attacks motivated by superstition and greed. we traveled to the nation's largest city, dar es salaam, to witness firsthand the impact of the brutality. you like the green one, i can tell. migudu was 10 years old in a rural village, when his life was forever changed. do you remember what happened the night you were attacked? >> yes. >> attacks against persons with albinism are fueled by ignorance. >> reporter: vicki is executive director of under the same sun, a canadian ngo dedicated to the plight of these persecuted people. >> they think that persons with albinism is not human. if there's disaster, droughts, floods, hurricanes, they're blamed for that are. >> reporter: their body parts can be sold for thousands of doctors by local witch doctors. >> the witch doctors are like gods. they tell their clients that bones and other organs of persons with albinism, al with a magic possession, will make them

they're apex predator, now the ones being hunted.of this modern-day viking turn the tide? here's abc's gloria riviera with "another look." >> reporter: when you see them here, the limitless expanses of the blue oceans, it's hard to think of them like this. confined to tanks. >> they belong in the wild. >> reporter: at least that's the hope of marine biologist and adventurer andreas hyda and his crew as they set out on a journey to the edge of the map to come face-to-face with orca whales in a way few will ever see them. diving into arctic waters, risking life and limb to swim with the killer whales. >> our motivation for being out there is to show the orcas and whales in their natural elements to us and everyone that sees them. it's very obvious that these animals does not belong in captivity. >> reporter: even though these mighty beasts are the apex predators of the sea, they are the ones at risk. >> firestorm tonight over a proposal to ban a very popular attraction at seaworld. >> the company is launching a big pr blitz, attacking

theresa may ditches hunting to back animal rights.x hunting, they would overturn the ban. this is part of a rebranding of the party? it is. but i'm not sure it will unite the party, i think it will anger quite a lot of the rural supporters as the sunday times points out, and split mps, so if this is meant to be a rousing end of year unite the tories, identity will play out that way. it is to address the idea that she has managed to make the conservative brand of toxic again since the general election, and one of the stories that was much shared, even that wasn't true, was all about, the social media backlash over accusations that they were using brexit legislation to reduce uk levels of protection for animals, that wasn't true, but that went bananas on social media and it became a big thing and a big story that seems to reflect something about the conservatives brand, and i suspect this is about realigning and addressing this idea that they are a toxic particles up they think this will appeal to the younger voters. yes, this idea the

a tank, they know how to hunt.erned about the safety of these trainers. >> reporter: chinese state media releasing the first videos of the orca whales earlier this year. >> it started with nine at one facility. we know there's four in a second facility. the concern is that if the two facilities are successful, there's going to be another one that's going to be i want an orca, i want three orcas, i want nine orcas, who knows. >> reporter: video and social media, a crucial tool for activists like dr. rose. >> we are doing everything we can to reach as many people as possible. these viral videos are getting literally birdseye views that we've never had of these animals before. >> they are on the top of the food chain, and they are incredibly smart. you can see that by being in the water with them. as a storyteller, we want to share this. >> reporter: dubbed the modern-day viking, andreas' trek to find the killer whales is not easy. >> we sail for sev days along the norwegian coast, covering two-thirds of it. >> report

this fall, officials have added several days to the hunting phone. governor-elect phil murphy promises to halt the hunt so officials can research other methods for managing the bear population. >>> and pope francis celebrated his 81st birthday this weekend a 13-foot-long papal pizza. children dressed as young pizza chefs surrounded the pope as he leaned down to blow out a single candle in that huge pie. the pope told the children to eat all the pizza saying it will make them grow. all the kids are being treated at medical facilities funded by the vatican. >> the pope is always especially touched by children. >> i doubt they'll need to be convinced to eat the pizza. that was always the busiest daye lunch counter when there was pizza. word travels like lightning. >>> if you're traveling this morning, no issues. i've been tracking sprinkles, but the good news is the temperatures are above freezing. we'll see a nice warmup. it won't be all clouds all day long. a live view from the nbc10 studios. yes, clouds overhead. keeping temperatures mild this mornin

he promises he won't go hunting alone but now he is hunting for the buddy. >> there are peoe maybe 30 years my junior. they can't keep up to me. >> in winchester, virginia, cheryl conner, abc7 news. bill: all right. that is a great ending. good stuff there. let me show you what is going on temperature wise. 52 degrees. winds out of the southwest at 9 miles per hour. we got to 61 today. that is not a record. the record is the mid-70ed for this time of year but a great night to head out. coolest spot is warrenton. wint is 52. the winds are calm and it should stay that way throughout the night. the big picture shows widespread in the 50's and the 60's. still 62 in charlottesville. 54 in west virginia. 46 in columbus. 50 in pittsburgh. looking at the big picture if you are traveling tonight and watching this saying i'm hitting the road. it doesn't matter which direction. you are fine. few clouds. quiet. you have to get to t pick up the light showers. for us here and maryland, it's dry. get to the virginia line you can head south to north carolina. that is where the rain showers should be

it's fantastic. >> anthony: is this the hunting lodge, the weekend getaway, hang out with the guys?speaking french ] [ paul speaking french ] >> daniel: yeah, a little bit less. [ man speaking french ] >> daniel: look at the picture behind. you see? > anthony: for tonight's meal, we pluck and roast some woodcocks over an open fire. cook up some well-aged duck and pheasant. >> daniel: they made this at the >> daniel: they made this at the auberge paul bocuse. it's a mashed potato here. >> anthony: is it predominately butter, or predominately potato? do you have a head in there somewhere? >> daniel: yes, of course, yeah, yeah. no, no. >> anthony: that's perfect happiness right there. oh, yeah. my father used to say, uh -- he used to say, "i am a man of simple needs," and i noticed that the chef here -- a nice fire, some birds. >> daniel: we can spend the whole week with paul, and we'll be hunting, we'll be cooking, we'll be eating, drinking, and talking, and that's beautiful. [ paul speaking french ] [ daniel speaking french ] >> anthony: life is good. it is, for me, a dream to spend

he went out with a hunting party shot the wolf, and pulled it out , with his bare hands. this was so important to the family and the community that at the hometown in connecticut there are historical markers talking that about this. -- markers talking about this. throughout the rest of this, we talk about the early settlement of the city. especially the spring waters. did the firste treatise on the mineral springs of saratoga. we took samples of the mouse spring and analyze the contents. it was determined that depending on what your illness was, you could drink a different spring to treat fat. you need things to do besides drinking water. major hotels were constructed. there was an opera house, there were plays, there were dances you could attend. also other things you could do for fun including gambling or watching horse racing. in this area, we still focus on the spring water. in this area here, we have original saratoga water bottles. it has the original water in from 18 to be. springs, there would be boys and girls who would work. they would differ down in the water a

came to drink the water and also hunted in the area around saratoga lake. we have artifacts related to the native americans. some go back thousands of years. one that we would like to show here is a piece of the deposit from high rock spring. if you were to visit the spring today, it looks like a small volcano. through the 19th century the pope would chip pieces away to take home as souvenirs. we were able to get this back and keep it as an exhibit in the museum. the first permanent settlers in saratoga springs were in the 1780's. built a tavern and boarding house on what is now broadway in saratoga. we have one artifact that relates right back to that building. it is a tavern sign that we have. inwas painted by his wife 1802. the sign depicts a relative of theirs. downl was hanging upside in the painting and it is that he was going into a whole where wolf had climbed in. he went out with a hunting party shot the wolf, and pulled it out with his bare hands. this was so important to the family and the community that at the hometown in connecticut there are h

has said he knew that clinton lied to the fbi yesterday he has called the invest situation a witch hunt because it was a witch hunt he fired james comey how do you know he lied to the fbi then fired the fbi director for investigating? >> what flynn lied about, i don't think it's wrong for transition person. i think the logan act is worth the paper it's on. i'm not worried about what happened after the election in terms of trying to communicate with the russians about the israeli resolution or about sanctions. it comes down to the following to me, was there any effort by the trump campaign to coordinate with russian intelligent services or any entity controlled by the russians to receive benefit during the election. they found the one guy that would know that. >> dickerson: that question of obstruction, because that's the other thing that's part of this issue, if you know he lied to the fbi how can you say an investigation into whether he lied to the fbi is a witch hunt but commission he fired for carrying out? >> apparently this statement is that -- by the president's lawyer says, i did

. >> the entire thing has been a witch-hunt. and there is no collusion between myself and my campaign. >> president trump last may using the words witch-hunt, words he would later turn into a mantra to describe the possible collusion investigation. my next guest is taking issue with that phrase. he writes for yahoo! news. mueller probe outgrows its witch-hunt phase. michael, thank you so much for joining us this morning. why is the president's i witch-hunt narrative less useful now? >> by the mere fact of what mueller has already done. he's indicted the president's former campaign manager. paul manafort. manafort's deputy rick gates. he's got plea agreements from michael flynn. and a member of the foreign policy team, george papadopoulos. more importantly, just from everything we know, this investigation is proceeding and if anything expanding, widening its net. there is new evidence coming in in the form of bank records, in the form of thousands of e-mails from the transition. and as i reported this week, mueller's prosecutors

but then he said this investigation is a witch hunt, if he lied to the fbi that's not a witch hunt. >> john, you're probably asking the wrong person about that. it's been busy week, i'm working two jobs, i'm going back over -- probably not the right person to ask about flynn investigation. >> dickerson: we'll let that be there. let me ask you about taxes. president said that he might be okay with the 22% corporate rate that right and why the change? >> i don't think it's a change. when you heard the president say we're very close to finish line you know he's one of 15% rate from the beginning, moved to 20% rate as part of the discussion, my understanding is that the senate has 20% rate now, house has 20% rate now, we're happy with both of those numbers. if something small happens in conference and gets us across the finish line we'll look on it assays by case basis. i don't think you see any significant change in our position on corporate tax. >> dickerson: one of the goals was to make taxes less complicated. taxes are not going to be less complicated. >> they will be for ordinary peo

there has been a drop off in the number of bears killed, in recent hunts, officials say hunting helpsntrol the bear population, opponents say it is, inhumane. incoming governor has said he will ban it basically and it could be one of the last bear hunts they have. >>> if you are looking for a new pet there is a warning this morning about fake on line pet sales. tens of thousands of scams have been reported to the better business bureau, with pennsylvania, in the top five for complaints. the schemes start with the pet having to be shipped out with advanced payment required. sometimes the petties even offered for free if the adopt er will cover shipping related costs. experts warn there is no good way to be sure if you are dealing with an actual person or a fraud so they say you better have a phone number, direct contact with that person and make sure that they are in fact legitimate. >>> i got a jumbo shrimp for you low tax necessary new jersey. lets get to cape may county. the tax friendly city in new jersey for your retirement years if they bowled them all down ocean city is best pla

this is a president who has consistently called the probe a witch hunt. now he says over and over again he believes that mueller will treat him fairly. do you believe that the president was telling the truth before calling it a witch hunt or now? >> it's hard to read the president's mind and exactly what he means. he often contradicts himself and issues contradictory statements. but i believe and i know many people in congress and p american people believe that robert mealer is doing a fair and thorough investigation and that he should be left in place to continue that investigation to get to the bottom of the facts about whether there was any kind of collusion or coordination or conspiracy between any americans and the russians who interfered with the 2016 elections and also in the case of the p t, possibly whether there was any obstruction of justice over the firing of james comey and other issues. so most of all, as long as donald trump doesn't mess with robert mueller, i think we're all fine. >> all right. so you said though earlier this month on this

jonathan hunt is our correspondent this hour, as the news warrants. if you are just joining us on "outnumbered overtime," they are getting a better view of all of -- look at the transport board on the yellow and green and white, the triage area they now have set off in dupont washington. this is a town along and amtrak line that derailed today. interstate five is the freeway you are looking at. you can see the car, we know potentially at a high rate of speed, cleared 481.1 miles per hour according to transit.com. that is a web site jonathan hunt was just telling us about that looks at amtrak trains, potentially in real time. multiple fatalities, learning more about that. we know from officials on the ground, many of those have been able to walk away. this is a live effort going on here. stayon close. for you. only at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? ♪ watch me. ♪ i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ♪ think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. re

holly hunt ler be honored with the career achievement award.ting the icon award. >>> next weerk, we won nor ryan gosling. he's not the only one. all next week, we're going to show you when we first met the stars. ♪ >> i'm ryan gosling. you're watching "e.t." >> this is destiny hope, we call her miley. >> i'm not afraid of nothing. i've never been one to fall in love with actors. >> he's like, brad pitt. anyone's going the fall in love with brad pitt. you, who's going to fall in love with you? mean. >> okay, okay. >> get me in good, yeah. >> we're breaking up. >> you better not write songs about this. looij, oh, i won't. and then i do. ♪ give me give me give me eyes on me ♪ next on kron-4 news at eight: san francisco's aquatic park... closed after a sea lion attacks a swimmer for the second straight day.so why are the massive mammals attacking?an expert weighs in. plus...firefighters on high alert this weekend as breezy conditions and low humidity increase the fire danger across the bay area.your four zone forecast is coming up. i'm steve aveson

the hunting season continues through saturday and may be the last hunt for a time. and governor wolves want a moratorium to study nonlethal options for population control. >>> and the adopt a family radio-thon is happening right now at dillworth park, raising money to cover gifts and holiday meals for local families and seniors that could use the help. tamala edwards was there to help people make donations. how nice is that. playing santa claus. more ahead on "action news" at noon. a police sign language interp t interpreter and a case is exposed as a fake. >>> we go to a new starbucks with virtual reality. and karen rogers is back with the seven-day forecast from accuweather when "action news" continues in a moment. >>> all eyes in the sports world is on switzerland when the the inter nation ago olympic committee decides on whether to ban russia from the winter olympi olympics. they are learning toward the ban because of doping in russian athletes. students at russian sports schools have bombarding social media with videos supporting russia's cause. >>> and rex til

>> sandra: jonathan hunt is with us in l.a. jonathan hunt has an update in l.a. following the latest detail. jonathan? >> sandra, a very interesting article has just come to our attention. one of the tv stations in washington state interviewed the mayor of lakewood washington, exactly two weeks ago. lakewood, i want to point out, is immediately north of dupont where this accident happened. that train would've just gone through lakewood after it derailed. two weeks ago, the mayor of lakewood warned that an accident with these high-speed trains was almost inevitable. he called for further upgrades beyond the $800 million the washington department of transport said it spent and this is what the mayor of lakewood said. "come back when there is that accident and try to justify not putting in those safety enhancements or you can go back now and advocate for the money to do it because this project was never needed and endangers our citizens. the mayor of lakewood, washington, exactly two weeks ago. chilling words. >> harris: do we want to ask our team to do what you are

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. >>> new jersey bear hunting starts this morning in 8 counties. the first part began in october, during that time, the state said hunters killed 244 bears. today could mark the end of bear hunting in new jersey for a while. govern elect phil murphy is expected to halt the annual hunt. >>> well that hurt, the philadelphia eagles went out west with the best record in the nfl, last night they saw the nine game winning streak snapped by the seattle seahawks, there were key moments had they gone differently we might have been talking about a different story. they lost 24-10 and failed to clinch the nfc east crown. carson wentz threw interception. "action news" reporter, jeff skeverski was in seattle and more on how the team is trying to make sense of the loss. >> reporter: one of the best runs in eagles history is over. the eagles lose their first game since the middle of september, the difference in this game, two turnovers in the second half, one at the one yard line, the other in the endzone. you do the math, that's 14 points, the difference in the

to i hunt will continue to create illusions in the future without image editing using physical exertion and ingenious ideas. now of allowing say people is usually something that you'll see kids doing in the summer time but as you know our show today is all about winter activities and strangely enough blowing bubbles can be done in the cold in fact if the conditions are frosty the bubbles were actually free and the crystal balls make a great subject a keen photographer. a different take on the concept of ice sculptures frozen bubbles. in subzero temperatures soap bubbles become rigid and won't pop when they collide with another object. as long as they stay frozen they can last for several days. for amateur photographers from northern germany wants to take the perfect ice bubbles picture at night the conditions are good hardly any wind that's when the bubbles freeze best. not to time august alsina is a before they look so magical and they're frozen a bit like a crystal ball and it's fascinating to record on camera the way i drive just a freak and gradual becomes the fall of tree. a time l

is gavin williams hunting down, is he going to order sas squads to hunt down and kill my only son? i would like him to stand up and account for what he has done and to be grilled and any evidence there is against him should be brought up and if he has done anything wrong, he should pay the price, but not to be killed by an assassin, which sounds like what he is advocating. defence secretary gavin williamson has not said people would be targeted outside of syria and iraq but the assertion that a dead terrorist can't cause any harm makes some fear that this could be possible. jack's father is one. are they going to be hunting down thejihadi ‘s who have returned to the uk? well they hunt down people in leicester, manchester and birmingham, because they say their 400 returned. are they going to liquidate them as well? given that many britons lost or destroyed their passports when they were there, proving they were even there, never mind if they were jihadi is, will not be easy. richard walton was the head of the met police's counter terrorism command from 2011 to 2015 and he's here wit

and then it was also used for the cutting of tobacco and the use of the pipe and prayer before a hunt out onto the plains. in addition to the catlonite plate that we have here, which we'll see a much larger representation of so that you can see the buffalo, here also is a pipe bowl that was carved from the same soft red stone that's quarried along the border between south dakota and minnesota. and then the stem that was also used with the bead work that became emblematic of the plains indians. the winter count would have been a form of the history book for the lakota people in the sense that the tribal elders would have decided among themselves as to what event in the previous year was most important to them. and then on a buffalo hide, such as we have here in this reproduction, a glyph or a symbol representation of that particular event would be -- would appear. we know that from this particular winter count, which is called the red horse owners winter count, which is unique in the sense that there are -- there's actually a legend that goes along with the glyphs. so we know that this

but mr hunt says it would make things easier for those working in the health service. do things differently, well, i would like the nhs to move to a system where we had a longer time horizon for planning, instead ofjust the cycle of spending reviews. if we could have a workforce plan, a funding settlement, that perhaps lasted ten years rather than three or four years, i think that would make things a lot easier for people in the system. a group of british doctors, nurses and firefighters are preparing to fly out to bangladesh to help treat a deadly diphtheria virus outbreak in some of the world's largest refugee camps. they are home to more than 600,000 rohingya men, women and children, who have been forced to flee neighbouring myanmar. richard main reports. the united nations has called it the world's fastest growing refugee crisis. more than 600,000 rohingya muslims have fled persecution by the myanmar military. most, settling here in the vast camps around the bangladeshi city of cox's bazar. crowded, squalid living conditions, inadequate water supplies, and a lack o

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are a few but literally ice crystals as soon as it's cold enough the four will be out again on the hunt for that perfect ice bubble until then they'll have to make do with the regular variety and they're pretty nice too. i thought the images resembled bubbles that you have on christmas trees as well very festive it is the time if the decorations of course and something that is popular as i have in many himes during the holidays a candle's we miss out with a gem an artist who works with waxes have material of choice she loves the transparency of wax and the effects she gets when putting lights behind them has helped her receive well wife recognition. flowing room installations glowing objects. being a good produce creations are made out of wax. he gave to promote starts her day in her studio at the stove where she melts large paraffin slabs she started out studying painting but in the meantime she's worked with wax for many years it's the perfect material for the effects she seeks. to construct since the translucence them in the inkling that something is there but you can't really see it

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for example their new blush project in paris in twenty fifty two i hunt astonished the audience with the projection of a gigantic spider. first they had to build a cardboard model of the building and film the spider inside it then they projected the video onto the inside walls of the building for the illusion to be perfect the dimensions and perspectives had to correspond precisely. when it is with the monoid for us it's important to keep trying out new techniques for example in our next project we might work with fire or with water with or whatever. with a wide range of things that we don't want to limit are so innocent i'm saying that i think that's what enables us to always have new themes and to be able to convey a feeling. of truth of a myth. that i hunt will continue to create illusions in the future without image editing using physical exertion and ingenious idea. now of allowing say people bowls is usually something that you'll see kids doing in the summertime but as you know today it's all about winter activities and strangely enough blowing bubbles can be done in the cold t

that means no bow hunting. the hunt's future is in doubt, though because governor-elect bill murphy has called for a moratorium on the hunt. >>> happening today, exelon will conduct a siren test linked to its power plant. officials will sound the sirens at 2:00 this afternoon for about three minutes. once again, this a montgomery chester, and berks county. this is part of the ptione can get television o stations in the an >>> up next legalize sports gambling in new jersey heads to the supreme court. the impact it could have on how you place bets. >>> and facebook is coming for your kids. we'll have a look at facebook's new messaging app for kids and the concerns it's already raising. >>> and temperatures right now are on the mild side but we've got bitterly cold air that's sitting to the north. a cold front is going to usher that in. and as the cold front passes we're tracking showers. the details on all of these changes coming our way is coming up. >>> happening right now, the u.s. supreme court is hearing a c

investigators hunting for clues in the mangled wreckage. >>> also, the race to get back up and running after a day-long power outage crippled the busiest airport in the world. >>> dustin hoffman accused. three women detail sexual misconduct allegations against the oscar-winning actor in their first television interview. >>> nbc news exclusive, a warning from senior fbi officials to candidate donald trump during the 2016 campaign. what he was told about russia. >>> and a new crackdown on homeopathic treatments sold for everything from the common cold to cancer. are you putting yourself or your child at risk? >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. an ntsb go team of investigators is converging on a small town outside of seattle tonight, the scene of a horrifying and deadly amtrak train derailment that sent rail cars tumbling from a bridge on to traffic on the busy interstate 5. multiple people died aboard the train and many more were injured, some trapped in overturned coaches. it happened on the inaugural run of high-speed train service on the route

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now the hunt is on for that boyfriend who police say fired the shots. >>> shower noour note, a respec conductor faces sexual assault allegations. >>> and record travel rush. the experts say you'll see high volume on the roads as a number of people driving to holiday destinations make the jump over the last year. >>> a lot to get to this morning. welcome to "nbc10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm rosemary connors. i think via sikahema got his holiday weekend started four