they are using trail hunting, which was only invented when the hunting ban came m, invented when theg ban came in, which effectively means they still claim their homes to follow the trail. then they say it was an accident if an animal is killed. it is hard to say to the hunt that it was done on purpose. it is happening again and again. animals are being killed and the hunts are seeing it as an accident. sub needs strengthening of the hunting act. we need something of a recklessness clause which will put the onus of proof on the hunts to say it was an accident. we need some strengthening going on and we need the government, if they are really intent on stopping fox hunting, the need to be prosecuting the hunts as they are going at the moment. there is illegal hunting happening everyday. you say people care passionately about this and i know some people definitely do, but equally for most voters do you think this is really an issue? don't you think they care more aboutjobs an issue? don't you think they care more about jobs and an issue? don't you think they care more aboutjobs and hos

that was not a hunt.heads. here he is posing next to a bear he shot. he killed like half of noah's ark. >> killing a lion for sport. not in the era of instagram and facebook and a generation brought up to relate to simba. >> we'll always be together, right? >> no, we won't, i'll be murdered by a dentist from minnesota. see that constellation, the one that looks like a white guy in his 50s with a fake smile? >> you hunted cecil the lion like a cowardly bitch. >> dennis palmer, welcome to the court of public opinion. >> i'm going to get really angry. >> what would happen if you were being hunted? >> i will never forget what you did. >> in the wake of public outrage over the killing of cecil the lion, the three largest u.s. airlines are instituting bans on carrying trophies as freight. >> someone is paying for this to function. someone is providing the clothing, the scopes, the outdoor gear, and it makes the corporate players think very carefully how closely they wish to be associated with certain practices.

that was not a hunt. have quite a collection of animal heads. here she posing next to a bear he shot. he killed like half of noah's arc. >> killing a lion for sport. not in the era of instagram and facebook and a generation brought up to relate to simba. >> you will always be there, right? >> no, we won't, i'll be murdered by the dentist from america. see that white guy in his 50s. >> you hunted cecil the lion like a -- >> dennis palmer, welcome to the court of public opinion. >> it hurts me that social media is getting this story out. >> i'm going to get really angry. >> what would happen if you were being hunted? >> i will never forget what you did. >> in the wake of public outrage over cecil the lion, three airlines are considering bans on carrying trophies. >> as long as someone provides the clothing, the scopes the outdoor gear and it makes the big corporate players think about how closely they want to be associated with certain practices, i think that will change and it will change fast and people w

hunt. >> 22,5, let's go.m out of the water. >> and that elephant hunt sold for about $50,000. and that money will all go back into conservation. >> not exchangeable nor included. $29,000. >> i don't why, my little granddaughter says. i don't know why my grandma wants to shoot a zebra. i'm losing face with my 3-year-old granddaughter because i'm going to go shoot a zebra. and crocodiles are really mean. so i don't feel bad about shooting one of those. besides, i want a pair of boots, and a purse and a wallet and a belt. >> you can not only pick the species you want, but you can pick the actual animal you want. so you can see if you want a male or a female, older, younger, color, type of fur. you can just pick whatever animal you want from the menu that they offer you. see the price and book the kill. >> the safari club convention is the ultimate meat market for exotic species. and one of the prime attraction is to get a big five grand slam. and so you shoot one of each of the following species. buffalo, which

one to look out for i think is what happens withjeremy hunt. of speculation because damian green has left and he was effectively deputy, perhaps jeremy hunt or chris grayling might fill that post. but of coursejeremy hunt is in the midst of the nhs winter crisis. so it might be a difficult move to justify. labour have already been making their views known. they are saying that ifjeremy hunt were to be promoted, that would be sending out the wrong message. we have not had a winter crisis for years and years. it is because of the cuts. we have not been able to put the legislation. the lions act blew apart the local decision, local planning. please apply comes out and makes an apology, a perfunctory apology but does not change the planned to get people off the trolleys in corridors, those elderly people in this freezing january, being treated in ambulances, there are no plans for them. the only plan is to promote this health secretary, they should demote him. if she promotes tomorrow it is a betrayal of 75,000 people. what about toby young who is

because of that, the area had been hunted out a lot. it was kind of a transition for them because they started hunting bison in the planes for part of the year to supplement what they could find around their settlement -- settlements in southwest missouri. but they wanted to leave and so they signed on another treaty and moved to the kansas side of the kansas city area. just on the other side of what became the western border of missouri. and ultimately, they signed another treaty and moved southwest into -- or south, southwest into what was then "indian" territory, ultimately the state of oklahoma. and we will show you a lot of stuff here. what i was particularly interested in was i think we might have ended up, believe it excavating chief anderson's house place. he was the big chief of the delaware. i say that is the nature of some of these ceramics. very fancy kind of stuff. inc.'s you wouldn't even find on an euro-americans site. whoever lived there had a lot of wealth. and was probably someone very high-ranking within the delaware

province as one of the highest numbers of witch hunts and i've come to. by. memory of the brutal attack. she was set upon by five teenagers shooting was accused of causing the death of her son through witchcraft. should throw their name or big bad name in there. i mean dad now same time i'm in day well mike wallace governor only all of that is unique or not by. little i should live in my new day at. this i want to show my long and i mean they are always and all of them biting. tonight abandoned house she was tortured by the server allows. me to. bite the minute i. know i demand make. or go to skin blue now both curb this tribe murder to come wish i was like the b.s.a. not before the one that made new year and one dead member who could nimbler me know me and based on knowing more before. denise showed me the scar. open my left wrist where. my. denise spent more than a year in hospital but with nowhere else to go she returned to the community that attacked. me most was there were never a bathroom with over move close the border first. we start there me thinking

i can say, as far as trophy hunting, i couldn't do it. i've been in a village once filming where meat was brought in from an animal, these people were strarving to death. this was 15 years ago. one other thing, anderson. ten years ago, i don't remember the village or what country because i do a lot, a man said, do you want to see what elephants did to a village last week? i guess, yeah. i went in there and i couldn't believe what i saw. looked like an atomic bomb went off. four people lost their lives. at that point, anderson, someone has to the control the numbers of elephants. elephants have had a tough time, some countries are coming back, some aren't. hopefully what's happening here, the hunters -- i couldn't possibly do that, but the elephants can be relocated to other countries. but thank goodness we have a way of controlling these animals, we have to. because if we don't, it's going to turn into a mess we can't repair. >> i appreciate you talking about this. i know it's a complex issue and i appreciate your expertise. >> thanks a l

there are reports thatjeremy hunt did not wa nt to reports thatjeremy hunt did not want to move.ith something on this and stop dilly—dallying. at the same time, we need action. i don't think most people will be convinced byjust putting another word into the title. last time, they were talking about moving jeremy hunt, he went in without his nhs barge, and came out without his nhs barge, and came out with it back on. it seems like they can never move him now. ultimately, given he had been touted as the tea fa cto given he had been touted as the tea facto deputy, he had to be given something that would make it clear this was not a demotion. you used to work with theresa may at the home office. how do you think she's feeling today? it is a pivotal moment. the day did not start off well, with the fact that chris grayling was tweeted as being the new party chair and then wasn't five minutes later. they haven't reasserted a new and positive narrative, and i think we should wait until the dust settles. the figures of conservative party membership, the suggestion was that it was not as h

the theme of the museum is hunting, conservation and freedom. visitors are going to see the evolution of firearms in terms of their use in hunting. they will also learn the story of conservation in america and for that aspect, we focus on our theodore roosevelt conservation gallery. theodore roosevelt was considered the grandfather of the american conservation movement. a very active hunter and sportsmen but also a very vigorous conservationist, responsible for founding the national park system. and one of the folks who began the concept of conservation of wildlife. a theme throughout the museum and the other nra museums is the role of firearms in american life from the earliest days up through today. how they have been an integral part of the founding and expansion and growth of this country and how they have just been a part of american life throughout history. we try to focus on that here. whenever we can put a face with a firearm, a gun that has been owned or used by a historical figure, we'd like to do that. we like to show firearms in the

>> before hunting became popula in south africa in the '50s it was a -- in 2016 the iucm stated the huntingation was increasing. so in the countries where we hunt with the numbers applied the animal population is increasing. >> here's what we know for sure, you need to do a lot much better with many different species. mr. glass, mr. kehtan thank you very much for being with us. the cnn film trophy premieres this sunday at 9:00 p.m. >>> up next you've been blowing up my twitter feed with the thoughts about the show. use the #cuomo prime time. let's get it on. all right! let'e freaks some manners! good luck out there, captain! thanks! but i don't need luck, i have skills... i don't have my keys. (on intercom) all hands. we are looking for the captain's keys again. they are on a silver carabiner. oh, this is bad. as long as people misplace their keys, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla

want to look out for i think is what happens withjeremy hunt.f speculation because damian green has left and he was effectively deputy, perhaps jeremy hunt or chris grayling might fill that post. but of coursejeremy hunt is in the midst of the nhs winter crisis. so it might be a difficult move to justify. labour have already been making their views known. they are saying that if jeremy hunt were to be promoted, that would be sending out the wrong message. we have not had a winter crisis in the nhs on this level for years. it is because of the cuts and the lack of management. theresa may makes an apology but actually change her plan, she hasn't got a plan to get these people off the trolleys and corridors, elderly people injanuary the trolleys and corridors, elderly people in january being treated the trolleys and corridors, elderly people injanuary being treated in ambulances, her only plan is to promote this health secretary. they should be demoting him. if he is promoted tomorrow, it is a betrayal of those 75,000 people treated in the back of

but in some cases families show immense bravery in defending their loved ones from witch hunts. mary peter was attacked by seven men armed with machetes during a funeral service for a baby legal and out loud sort of voice step along house much. bloody all men made it was that we don't know what one of us any less lybia all boys you'll get i'm not your definition woman someone you begin in the u.k. give beginning in baby name day. mary's husband peter carnley dragged her to safety as she was being attacked but not before the witch hunt had inflicted serious injuries. mostly in the league well that's less skinny come out now number two and got the meme clue in there to let skinny go come over moose now way bringuier. after the attack peter and his wife were held at gunpoint before scaping into the mountains who knew what he looked like program. we caught him then we come out it. didn't fit in with to me because i went there one day and i mean i remember about you know what their motive for going to be on free me. but of them were numbered enough to let me freedom train with me . t

noton received death threats when he paid $350,000 to hunt a black rhino, cnn followed him on the hunt in 2015. nolton still feels the money he paid is protecting the rhino from poacher. he says values need to have a value to ensure their survival. >> we can't make an individual animal live forever but we can preserve a species as long as we can, as long as humanly possible and we have an environment through this sustainable use. >> trophy hunters like to say they spend more money than anyone to help protect animals around the world. but critics question whether countries that promote trophy hunts manage that money properly. >> benefits governments and i think it benefits companies that put on these hunts. but that's it. it doesn't benefit the people. it certainly doesn't benefit the animals they are killing. >> back on the ox ranch, jason says for him the issue is simple. >> everybody can sit in their high rise apartment and say you shouldn't hunt this animal. but what are they doing to say that animal? >> but for the critics, trophy hunting remains a barbaric blood sport. ed lavander

people are confused how hunting, conservation go together.ou can just pick whatever animal you want from the menu that they offer you, see the price and book the kill. and that money will all go back into conservation. >> how much for that sucker? >> i have the recipe to save the

if you hunt, you're paying to kill.y are not seeing a kwae to system, if hunting works, at times there's overhunts, you're hunting a very small percentage. poachers will kill everything for greed. and again, even poaching when you're in africa, you kind of in a way understand why it happens. because there's this great demand and poverty and just this unfortunate desperation and again that's why when you'll see "trophy" you'll see a man who is looking to legalize, believe it or not, as a solution. rhino horn can get trimmed and grow back. it's a spiurprising topic. stay open mienlded. >> i'm intrigued. i have my own thoughts about this issue. but i really want to see and i'm staying open minded. in exploring this issue, is there anything that does need to change in terms of the approach to hunting and conservation? >> i think it's such a divisive issue. what really needs to change is people need to be open minded. they need to look at this tr their own preconceived notions but realize their idea of what works isn't the o

pater is angry that police have not investigated the witch hunt that nearly killed his wife. not thinking one play can continue in the just to make. money. but every number. can determine if they arrest the men he dispense seven hours detailing the case to police. eventually officers make. this new law. one is monk's you love a guy that. doesn't have the only suspect or someone might. yet. police made the arrest but investigations in the charts are extremely rare. but with a growing international outrage to some sort of police and slowly being pressured to take action. francis is a detective with the homicide squad and says police often find it difficult to investigate which chance it will work and this will be. conducting believe because it will monitor whether some believe. after reports we chanted north of the problems officers agree need to join the search for the perpetrators. globally. you mustn't blame. when she lost and sometimes. police often least relatives of the victims and local villages to help catch the suspect. after traveling with the boys for several hours o

but in some cases families show immense bravery in defending their loved ones from witch hunts. mary peter was attacked by seven men armed with machetes during a funeral service for a baby. boy so step along house much. bloody on one minute to stop we don't know what one does any less live here or voice your kid i'm not your definition woman someone you begin in the u.k. give beginning in baby name day. mary's husband peter carnley drove her to safety as she was being attacked but not before the witch hunt had inflicted serious injuries. come on the leader well that's a skinny come help. me in the toilet skinny guy can move a noose no way bringuier. after the attack peter and his wife were held at gunpoint before scaping into the mountains to me what a little a program. we got in them come out. we've treated fine with me because i want them one day and i mean got him come out now i want them all to get any old female. but of them are numbered so let me feeling friend with a little name of love me. them to me be sure in what little you would need know one thing but also want to c

cleamons august had a weakness for hunting with hole it was his great passion he had this little hunting lodge built on the edge of the wood and called it falcon most folk in his pleasure here he could recuperating from the exertions of the hunt holes small parties and when necessary conduct secret political negotiations and above all he could have intimate little suppers with his favorites of the fairer sex away from the public eye in spite of his ecclesiastical position he was not averse to life's little pleasures. personally i like this delicate large family van against this board palace with all its cold splendor you can feel at home here right away but take a look here soon. when you go into the bedroom look at the painting above the bed which is unfortunately no longer there hangs a pious devotional picture this was the first thing claimants albus would see when he opened his eyes in the morning when he'd had enough of this moral improvement he needed only to turn his head slightly and he would get an eyeful own will but that was claimants almost all over. palace took nearly forty

the guardian, spend now to rescue nhs, hunt is urged. i want to rescue nhs, hunt is urged.have done that to the metro. wine stain attacked —— wine harvey weinstein attacked and restau ra nt. wine harvey weinstein attacked and restaurant. not far from the clinic where he is getting counsel for sex addiction. i am sure he is attacked most days when he ventures out of his six clinic. this is a chap who admits to the m2, the hollywood journalist agency committee asked for a selfie, who was told no, and then he went and slapped him. i suspect this guy just wanted to then he went and slapped him. i suspect this guyjust wanted to get himself some publicity, so i am afraid i am pooh—poohing this story. very briefly, i am with you on that, someone's finger bitten off with a wild boar. you're be careful in the forest of dean, there are feral wild boars. that is why they are called wild boars. they have only been there since the 19905. they were hunted into extinction hundreds of years ago. and then some were released accidentally from a farm in the 19905, and have been breeding like

and also on the question on fox hunting. there was a ma nifesto question on fox hunting. manifesto promise on a boat to repeal the ban. she said this will not happen in this parliament, something that she feels after speaking to voters, not something that the worry about too much. it was unlikely she was going to get away with not facing tough questions about the nhs, the perceptions of a winter nhs crisis. 55,000 plan operations cancelled this month. theresa may defended that, part of contingency planning put in place so people did not get last—minute phone calls on these issues. she was pressed on it and said it was part of the plan. she defended the bonding that the nhs has been receiving. i have not changed my personal view, i have never fox hunting. i have not changed my view on that. if you look back on the messages we got from the election, one of the clear message is we got was in the number of areas where people were concerned about what we we re people were concerned about what we were proposing. just as we have looked at issues on school funding and jewish and

she accuses it of conducting a witch hunt against men and she writes have the accusers of abusers have they gone too far or has and she simply missed the point also coming up to borders journalists face up to fourteen years in prison in myanmar for trying to reveal what they say is the truth about the military's crackdown on the. mark uses them of breaking the law and says they must now be called to account plus political parties here in germany are stepping up efforts to reach an agreement to start a coalition talks but they say there's still a lot of work to do. and some of the obstacle. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with the french actress catherine and at least another one hundred women have signed an open letter criticizing the hash tag me to movement they accuse its supporters of under estimating women's ability to simply say no and of ruining the lives of innocent men and its critics have called her an apologist for rape but is she right has it gone too far in a moment we're we'll try to hear both sides of the argument we begin with this report. should be free to head on w

cnn followed him on that hunt in 2015.nowlton still feels confident the money he paid is protecting the endangered black rhino from poachers. he says animals need to have a value to ensure their survival. >> we can't make an individual animal live forever but we can preserve a species for as long as we can. as long as humanly possible. as long as we have an environment through the sustainable use. >> reporter: trophy hunters like to say that they spend more money than anyone to help protect animals around the world. but critics question whether countries that promote trophy hunts manage that money properly. >> it benefits governments, and i think it benefits the companies that put on these hunts. but that's it. it doesn't benefit the people. it certainly doesn't benefit the animals that they're killing. >> reporter: back on the ox ranch jason molitor says for him the issue is simple. >> everybody can sit in their high-rise apartment in the middle of the city and say you shouldn't hunt this animal. but what are they doing t

only 50% of cheetah hunts end in a kill. this research has unpacked that co-evolution between predator and prey, the delicate balance of survival between the cats and the animals that they eat. lions and cheetahs are known to be vulnerable to extinction, and how fine thateals line is between life and death in the wild. >> if you're going to protect them, having an in-depth understanding in their natural habitat is very important. research into the kind of prey they eat, how much range they need, and all links into their conservation. victoria: these are the extreme athletes of the animal kingdom, and it has meant tracking there every step to really unravel the drama of each case. -- chase. victoria gill, bbc news. jane: goes somewhere to explaining why my cat can't even catch a mouse. he is probably best known as the king who lost his head, but charles i was also the greatest royal collector of art in british history. now for the first time since the 17th century, a major exhibition brings together the most important paintin

it could havejeremy hunt or chris grayling.nt is of course in the midst of the nhs winter crisis, so it might be a difficult time for him to move. for theresa may, moving people about is risky. it upsets people, and she cannot afford any more rebels on the back edge. —— backbench. some of the uk's largest retailers have voluntarily agreed to stop selling acids and corrosive substances to customers under 18 years old. ministers hope the measure will help stop the rise in attacks until new laws are considered by parliament. here's our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani. the human cost of an acid attack. where's it hurting, mate, your eyes? police officers pour water over the victim lastjuly. thieves wanted the london delivery driver's moped. his helmet saved him from serious injury. police recorded more than 500 attacks involving corrosive substances in england and wales in the year to last april. officials think the true figure could be twice as high. ministers have launched an acid action plan to cut attacks. today th

they had beent, hunted out a lot. foras kind of a transition them because they started going on into the planes hunting bison for part of the year. that was to supplement what they could find around their settlements. they wanted to leave. they found another treaty and moved to the kansas site of kansas city area. just on the other side of what became the western border of missouri. ultimately, they found another treaty, and moved southwest into -- south, southwest into what was then indian territory. ultimately, the state of oklahoma. we will show you a lot of stuff here. when i was particularly interested in, i think we might have ended up, believe it or not, excavating chief anderson's house place. he was the big chief of delaware. the reason i say that is because the nature of some of these ceramics, very fancy stuff. yougs he would not find -- would not find on a euro american site dating to this period. whoever lived there had a lot of wealth. very highobably ranking within the delaware group. here is some more

instead, hunts have had to follow specially laid trails of scent.onservatives and campaigners would like the hunting act to be scrapped to allow horses and hounds to go back to the way things were. but having lost the tories their parliamentary majority in last year's general election, theresa may's plans to give mps a vote on the issue were pushed back to 2019. now, in an attempt to improve her party's fortunes, the prime minister has gone one step further. one of the clear messages we got on a number of areas was when people are concerned about what we were proposing. just as we have looked at issues on school funding and tuition fees and housing, we are taking forward approaches in relation to that. on this issue of fox hunting, what i can say is that there will not be a vote during this parliament. for now, then, there is little chance the law on fox hunting will be changing any time soon. and you can see the whole interview with the prime minister on the andrew marr show this morning at 9amon bbc one. it's been confirmed the prime minister will

from a menu of animals to hunt.nd dollars to as much as $35,000. and they say they're doing it not just for the thrill of the hunt but in the name of conservation. >> i know it sounds contradictory, but hunters love animal. >> reporter: hunters pay to hunt the oldest males past breeding age. the number of animals killed is controlled. it's essentially, they argue, sacrificing a if you animals from a herd to grow the population of a species. >> just because a guy comes in here and says, i've got some money, i want to shoot this, i'm not going to shoot it if it's not something that benefits me and my management program to take that animal out. >> reporter: >> today, trophy hunting is a sport and it is a horror show. >> reporter: this man is with an animal advocacy group called born free. he says the idea that the money paid to kill one animal can help save the species is a myth. >> there is no benefit to trophy hunting. it really just lines the pockets of an elite few and it's a practice that is done by a very small p

cnn followed him on that hunt in 2015.fident the money is protecting endangered black rhinos from poachers. >> we can't make an individual animal live forever but we can preserve a species for as long as we can, as long as humanly possible, as long as we have an environment through the sustainable use. >> reporter: trophy hunters like to say that they spend more money than anyone to protect animals around the world but they have critics. >> it benefits governments and the companies that put on these hunts but that's it. it doesn't benefit the people. it certainly doesn't benefit the animals that they're killing. >> reporter: back on the ox ranch, jason says for him the issue is simple. >> everybody can sit in their high-rise apartment in the middle of the city and say you shouldn't hunt this animal, but what are they doing to save that animal? >> reporter: but for the critics, trophy hunting remains a barbaric blood sport. >>> the cnn film trophy airs tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern and pacific right here on cnn. >>> thanks

>> giving animals value, trophy hunting gives animal values.since they have value, people are willing to raise them and tolerate them of whatever the case maybe. the number is stable and increasing due to the money that comes into the system. >> money coming into the system, your philosophy that it trickles down in to the community? >> it does not trickle down, it goes into the community. >> chris that's featured in the film. i was sitting here in new york city being interviewed. he said on camera, 50% of my landslide went to him and the community for their antipoaching efforts. >> did you have any regrets? >> suddenly there is a deep respect and reference for that animal for me personally when i hunt. i don't think it is regret. it is a deep respect for that animal. it is something that's hard to explain to people. i certainly understand that. >> phillip glass thank you for sharing your perspective with us. we look forward to the film. that's tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern, it is called "trophy" right here on cnn. we'll be back in a moem. mome

but also jeremy hunt has into the deep end of the pool.y hunt has been in post longer than any health secretary i can remember. met theresa may rates him and wants him in the role of number two him and wants him in the role of numbertwo in the him and wants him in the role of number two in the government, a deputy prime minister, coordinating government. will she have the strength or will she think it's a good time to move jeremy hunt? we will find out tomorrow. some of this is about getting someone in an taking theirjob, giving them a worse job than someone doesn't want to take it and resign. there may well be some of that. people feeling sore and upset. the metro, nhs delayed would have killed me, mrs may. this is andrew marr who survived a stroke some time ago and apply minister was on his programme morning. it's cracking television if nothing else. theresa may clearly got a health crisis, we've see most damning videos and photographs lying on hospital and corridor floors. it's an easy attack by the opposition, she think she wants to lo

across the country in the rocky mountains we'll meet people on an actual treasure hunt. lives and braving potential bear attacks to find their big prize. how far would you go? here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: somewhere in the vast rocky mountain west, near a stream in a forest, or at the edge of a meadow, people are hunting. >> wait. he could have stashed it under this end. >> reporter: for a legendary supposedly hidden treasure worth millions to whoever finds it first. >> let's go this way. oh my god! i see bronze! >> reporter: dale nightel and cynthia mechum among perhaps thousands looking for this bronze chest, said to be filled with a bounty of gold and rare artifacts. but only one man says he knows where it is. >> here's a wonderful artifact. this is a lantern. see the wick? >> reporter: forrest fen is an 87-year-old former military pilot turned wealthy antiques dealer. he claims in 2010 he hid the treasure somewhere in the rocky mountains. why would you do that? >> well, in 1988 i was diagnosed with what everybody thought was terminal cancer. decides that

but the act of trophy hunting can never be considered conservation.money that they say they pay that goes to the government, it's the same -- it would be like some taxpayer downtown new york saying he is a conservationist because he pays taxes. the government has national protects and national parks protecting grizzly bears i therefore protect grizzly bears it's a backward way of thinking. >> what's the most important thing that viewers take away from the film, the most important thing to understand about hunting and wildlife conservation, dave. >> well i think the most important thing is that it's a subject we need to pay attention to right now. obviously i have a skewed opinion because i'm an animal lover and animal expert. so you know if i separate my personal feelings from it i think people need to watch in film and start to form an opinion. i think that the world took notice when things like cecil the lion happened and we said holy cow this is happening. and people will feel that when they see this and see all the things happening to wildlife. i

what should they understand about hunting and wildlife conservation?bject we all need to pay attention to right now. obviously i have a skewed opinion because i'm an animal lover. so if i separate my personal feelings from it, people need to watch this film and form an opinion. i think the world took notice when cecil the lion happened and we all said, holy cow, this is happening? i think the reaction is similar to what people are going to see when they see this film and see all the things that are happening to wildlife. so i guess it's just a matter of realizing that this has a real big impact on conservation today, and it's something that we need to pay attention to. >> dave, thanks so much. always a pleasure. >> thanks for having me. >> cnn films "trophy" premieres sunday night at 9:00. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. >>> global outrage over a vulgar slur used by the u.s. president. now donald trump is walking back part of his comments. >>> plus, as pakistan honors a young girl brutally raped and murdered, police are on the hunt for a

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geese that he hunted that he retrieved.an: violence spiraling out of control in baltimore, police are the solution, not a problem. a former baltimore cop joined us next to way and. rob: praising donald trump, a former sailor jailed for taking a picture inside a submarine calling out the double standard the cleared hillary clinton of her private email scandal, how he says this entire thing ruined his life and hope for a pardon from the president in a fox news exclusive. ♪ ♪ with expedia, you can book a flight, then add a hotel, and save. ♪ everything you need to go. expedia >> needs to send a clear message to the doj that he needs to send the message to hillary clinton. >> the former navy sailor jailed for taking a picture inside of the marina plotting donald trump for calling out a blatant double standard. >> after hillary clinton's top aides failed to follow basic security protocol. a full-scale investigation into this. >> reporter: one of those calls from the president. yesterday donald trump wrote, quote, crooked hillary

what had been hunting ground in virginia is now part of virginia. the only problem is, that your -- the iroquois never bothered to include the tribes that used it is hunting ground in the negotiation. delaware had nothing to say about it, but the shawnee resented it very much. they really had a problem with both the british and the six nations. onle all of this is going dunmore is very supportive of western expansion. he wants to love those soldiers that served in the french and indian war to claim their -- allow those soldiers that served in the french and indian war to claim their land grants. remember, tens of thousands of people already living here. so they established counties and everything else. what am i forgetting quote -- this is the proclamation line. the fort stanwix treaty line. this is the hard labor creek line. this is hard labor creek. baber and this is the cherokee grant. on top of all this, the loyal company of ohio gets a bright idea of establishing 14 colonies. where do you think it is going to be? it is going to be what is now w

i grew up in a place where munts hunting is a pasttime in minnesota. a hunter but what we saw as we went into safari club international and saw how huge the industry was, we realized the importance is looking at when you place economic value on animals is this possibly a tool to help conservation. >> let's talk about that. one of the concepts you explore is the idea that hunting big game can somehow protect them? it sounds counterintuitive. does it work? >> it could. look, as craig said in the clip, we need to look at all these different ways to bring value to the game, right, and when local people -- you know, they don't see it like we do. they see elephants and they're destroying their fields, loins, lion running around new york we wouldn't be happy. how do we get local people to want to take care of the creatures. one way is economic value and certain places tourism works great and other places hunting can work. now you have to do that very, very carefully. if you over hunt and don't pay attention to quotas, if there is corruption, that will fill, b

people are confused how hunting, conservation go together. can just pick whatever animal you want from the menu that they offer you, see the price and book the kill. and that money will all go back into conservation. >> how much for that sucker? >> i have the recipe to save the rhino from extinction. >> on the black market the retail value of this one would be a quarter million dollars. >> the operation will take two years before he goes again. all i need is for it to be legal. give me one animal that is unextink while farmers were making money on it. >> there is not one. >> just a taste of what is to come tonight. joining me now to discuss the director of the university of minnesota's lion research center who appears in the new film "trophy." thanks for being with us. >> you're very welcome. >> so let's start by asking how dire is the situation for animals like lions, elephants and rhinos that are targeted in trophy hunting? >> the situation really is dire. we know that most of the larger species like elephants and lions and giraffes have de

so we see the spectacle of hunting on wildlife documentaries.ull story, which means you can then create a computer model that can actually tell us what the effect on hunt outcome is. scientists fitted tracking collars to cheetahs, lions and the prey they pursue, recording their position more than 200 times every second. that captured every moment of the chase, revealing just how closely predator and prey match in their athleticism. but it also demonstrated that the hunt is about much more than speed. by outmanoeuvring a predator, turning at the very last minute, an antelope can control the chase and evade capture. only about 50% of cheetah hunts actually end in a kill and this research has really unpacked that co—evolution between predator and prey, the delicate balance between the survival of these big powerful cats and the animals that they eat. lions and cheetahs are both known to be vulnerable to extinction and this study also reveals how fine that line is between life and death in the wild. if you‘re going to protect them, having an in—dept

on the left is the reason shot from a hunting trip. an avid u hunter, he didn't think of anything of posting anything of his hunting haul. but some people took issue with the picture of the dead geese. he responded with this tweet. appreciate that, but offensive and controversial. two of the main things i tweet about are jesus and hunting. that's what i'm passionate about. that won't ever change. when you love something, you talk about it. stay convicted about it anden don't worry what others think. >> the eagles are hoping inform can take them deep into the post season. coming up in sports, how the team is digging into the past to find success in the playoff future. >>> but first at 6:00, time is running out for millions of children who depend on childhood health insurance. pennsylvania could lose its funding for the program as soon as this month and leave 180,000 children in the state without access to health care. deanna durante shows us the consequences some of the most vulnerable children could face. >> it's very frustrating. >> t

those who seemed likely to move, like the health secretary jeremy hunt...lark, both arrived into number ten... and stayed until after dark and emerged with virtually the same jobs. are you pleased with your newjob? virtually the same jobs. are you pleased with your new job? but a colleague, david gauke, did move to justice. karen bradley, the new northern ireland secretary. and justine greening, expected to switch from schools any moment now. and with more move is expected in the next couple of hours, there will be new faces around this table tomorrow. reassuringly, though, neither a move nor a vacancy exists for the downing street cat. and laura joins us now. has the prime minister got what she wanted in this reshuffle? it would not be a reshuffle if there weren't bits of confusion around the edges or expectation is that turned out to be wrong. i understand thatjeremy hunt stayed in his position at the department for help because he made it strong and passionate argument to the prime minister that he was the man to do so and to take on responsibility for t

: a witch hunt?hat's a strong accusation. although i guess if you asked republicans, hey, how do you know this is a witch hunt, they would be, like, oh, because we did this shit to hillary for years. game recognize game, baby. ( applause ) for almost the beginning of the investigation, republicans have tried to find any reason to discredit special counsel robert mueller. he was friends with comby. people on his team donated money to hillary. he thought the best part of the jed die was when princess leia flew through space. all kinds of ideas. now they're focusing on a group of text messages sent but someone on mueller' team. >> controversial texts have led to a barrage of crittism, republicans are all but accusing the f.b.i. of engaging in a conspiracy. >> highly vote the text messages. struck calling candidate trump an idiot. page saying she couldn't believe he was serious candidate for president. >> trevor: i kind of understand what the republicans are saying. if someone thinks trump is an idiot, y