the hunt depends so much on the weather and the time of year. >> reporter: the hunt is controversialpart because it's in the middle of elk season. baiting for bears is outlawed, but waiting on an elk kill is legal, and hunters say it's the easiest way to find grizzly bears. environmentalists worry the hunt would become a slaughter. >> only thing i can figure out is that this is a very backward state. >> reporter: environmentalists say the bear population hasn't grown in years, in part due to climate change's affect on habitat. people already kill more than 50 bears a year in conflicts or along the road, but wyoming's plan calls for hunting up to 22 bears. idaho wants to kill one while montana won't allow hunting at all. >> it's sort of 101 biology. predators kill the weak and the sick, and we don't. we take the biggest buck, the biggest bull, and the biggest bears, and it's sort of anti-natural selection. >> reporter: for now the bears have been spared as a federal judge considerses shutting the hunt down altogether, giving mangelsen more time as he hopes to convince the public that

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these masks were a part of hunting ceremonies and the end of hunting season in the wintertime, when it have the ceremonies, one aspect of that was releasing carved sticks that represented the souls of the animals, placing them in the river, the river would take them out to sea. that is returning the souls of the animals to the environment and the next spring, those animals would come back because they had been treated with respect. at an eating bowl and a little from southwest alaska. the yupik region. on the inside of the ball, which was personal, on the inside is an emblem that shows a caribou that is linked by a court to its inner spirit. this reflects the yupik conception that animal have an and or life, it is often human informed. humans and animals can transform one into the other. and then, next to that is a little. it shows the seals internal organs, its stomach, it's ribs. one of the customs that is important to note is yupik people would welcome a seal that they had killed, or any animal from saltwater, when they brought it to shore they would give a symbolic trick of freshwa

that brought unwelcome world attention and vilification for hunting dolphins and whales. now a new documentary is showing a different side of the people. in a film called a whale of a tale these killers have nor care in the world for these dolphins the villagers are for traders being besieged by foreign activists using strong arm social media tactics to get them to stop whaling the film's director he's make gumi says saki when it comes to whaling and hunting we will hear only one side which is against whaling in the open hunting the core problem was a lack of information. so this is not to propose support the whaling went off in hunting but i just wanted to show the whole picture whale hunts entire can be traced back to the sixteen hundreds it's a part of their heritage and religion and they need to survive one will kill could be the entire community for months even today they say the dolphin and whale hunt sustain a community for survival bringing in food and also helping the economy but society says it's also about something more and that people are so proud of their hi

it brought unwelcome world attention vilification for hunting dolphins and whales. now a new documentary is showing a different side of the people. in a film called a whale of a tale face killers have nor care in the world today stallman's the villagers are for trade is being besieged by foreign activists using strong arm social media tactics to get them to stop whaling the film's director is make gumi says saki when it comes to whaling and hunting we must play here only one side which is against whaling in the open hunting the core problem was a lack of information. so this is not to propose support the whaling with off in hunting but i just wanted to show the whole picture whale hunts in thai she can be traced back to the sixteen hundreds it's a part of their heritage and religion and they need to survive one will kill could be the entire community for months even today they say the dolphin and whale hunt sustain a community for survival bringing in food and also helping the economy but society says it's also about something more and that people are so proud of th

against whaling in hunting the core problem was a lack of information. so this is not to propose support the whaling with off in hunting but i just wanted to show the whole picture whale hunts in thai she can be traced back to the sixteen hundreds it's a part of their heritage and religion and they need to survive one will kill could be the entire community for months even today they say the dolphin and whales and sustain a community for survival bringing in food and also helping the economy but saki says it's also about something more and that people are so proud of their history they are so that's their identity that town as a whaling home or the town the whales and dolphins and that's something that the inherited from their own sisters it's so important for them to continue whatever the house is has been doing japan is pushing hard to lift the ban on commercial whaling at the international whaling commission's meeting in brazil but for now the people have to feel like at least their side of the story is being told gabriel's onto al-jazeera. some serio

it brought unwelcome world attention and vilification for hunting dolphins and whales. now a new documentary is showing a different side of the people. in a film called a whale of a tale face killers have nor care in the world today stallman's the villagers are per trade is being besieged by foreign activists using strong arm social media tactics to get them to stop whaling. the film's director he's make gumi says saki when in comes the whaling in hunting we must play here only one side which is against whaling in the open hunting the core problem was a lack of information so this is not to propose support the whaling went off in hunting but i just wanted to show the whole picture whale hunts in thai she can be traced back to the sixteen hundreds it's a part of their heritage and religion and they need to survive one will kill could be the entire community for months even today they say the dolphin and whale hunt sustain a community for survival bringing in food and also helping the economy but it's a sucky says it's also about something more and that people are so prou

through the tiny national park from the reddish brown waters of the river hunted by the time it gets the water has passed through miles of plantations absorbing all the fertilizers and other chemicals involved in modern agriculture the national park acts like a felt. i've . it's the rainy season and the temperature is thirty five degrees celsius relative humidity is ninety seven percent and not of the water is taken up by the trees the trees return to the atmosphere and the wind carries it off to the north to the cyan . but the tiny unknown cannot provide this vast area of savannah with rain rain for neighboring money has declined drastically since forest clearing began in the ivory coast. the forests of the tiny national park have also shrunk a lot and much has changed in the surrounding villages the villages still have their forest but they can no longer live from it some of the puck ranges approaches turned gang people. in the hot humid rain forest has adjoining their instruments in preparation for the jungle concert the average always begun by just three or four individuals each

. >>> meet the gator hunting great grandma who slayed a 12 footer. >>> and is this the disco of the future? an underwater dance party with the world's deepest dance t flo. "earay" starts right now. >>> good thursday morng. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm marlie hall. the clock is ticking this morning t in supreme court confirmation battle. republicans now turning up the pressure on brett kavanaugh's accuser to testify before the senate judiciary committee. in a letter to christine blasey ford's lawyers, committee chairman chuck grassley shed has until 10:00 tomorrow morning to submit hermo prepared tes if she plans to testify monday. but ford has requested that the fbi investigate her allegation before she speaks to the committee, saying she's received death threats since coming forward about the incide, whichates back to their high school days. it all comes as president trump ontinues to stand up for his nominee. nbc's kristen welker h the latest. >> reporter: the hearing in limb after christine blasey n fbi ays she wants investigation into her allegation of sexual assault against judge bret

should we end the hunting of whales instead of a koto what do you make of this move well on one hand i'd like to say for starters that aboriginal subsistence whaling is justified when it is aboriginal and poor subsistence so we support aboriginal subsistence waving as ws but the real concern is not the coda in itself but is the fact that the commission has approved for this code to be renewed automatically so the new period of the quotas for seven years and the expectation is at the end of that period it will be renewed automatically of those no change and that is a very dangerous president not only for the idea b.c. but for any other international or that establishes right to countries like japan and norway may have been arguing that certain stocks of whales have recovered enough for them to hunt the whales and so in a sustainable way and in such a way that the mammals will recover what do you respond to that. on one hand there is no population of whales that has recovered to their status before industrial whaling began so even though some populations of whales have recovered the re

it brought unwelcome world attention vilification for hunting dolphins and whales. now a new documentary is showing a different side of the people. in a film called a whale of a tale these killers have nor care in the world today is the villagers are for traders being besieged by foreign activists using strong arm social media tactics to get them to stop whaling the film's director is make says saki when it comes to whaling in hunting we must play here only one side which is against whaling and often hunting the core problem was a lack of information. so this is not to propose support the whaling with off in hunting but i just wanted to show the whole picture whale hunts in thai she can be traced back to the sixteen hundreds it's a part of their heritage and religion and they need to survive one will kill could be the entire community for months even today they say the dolphin and whales and sustain a community for survival bringing in food and also helping the economy but saki says it's also about something more and that people are so proud of their history they ar

. >>> the first grizzly bear hunt in decades has been put on hold by a federal judge. ryan zinke pulled the bears off the endangered species list just last year and authorities in wyoming and idaho wanted to start issuing big game licenses. stan bush of our denver station has the story. >> reporter: these are the grizzlies caught in the crosshairs between hunters and environmentists in northern wyoming. >> there's going to be cubs that are orphaned. >> reporter: wildlife photographer tom mangleson secured one of the 22 wyoming permits granted to hunters. his goal, to prevent at least one hunter from killing the animals. >> bears are so special to all these people. this may be the only bear they get to see their whole lives. now, if a hunter takes that bear, he robs that experience from literally millions of people. >> reporter: last week, two days before wyoming and idaho were set to open their first grizzly hunts in more than 40 years, a federal judge issued a 14-day restraining order saying the threat of death to individual grizzly bears posed by the scheduled hunt i

large teeth, hunting cats and hunting hyenas, and mega fauna from 10,000 years back that was a very close inlog of what one would find the serengeti national park inay, or in the masai mora south africa. some of those creatures, including the lions and the camels, and amazingly enough the horses, which 10,000 years ago -- 25%ed of about 25 t to 30% of the biomass of grazing animals in the midwest. by the way, if you did not realize that, horses evolved in north america, spread around the world, became extinct in north america 10,000 years ago, and survived elsewhere for us to return them, which is why they did so well here when we brought them back. but many of those animals, like the horses and camels, became extinct 10,000 years ago, and it is an altered american serengeti, but it would still be strikingly familiar to you if you were on a photographic safari in east africa. you would have bison sort of playing the role of wildebeest. you would have wild dogs playing , gray wolves and red wolves playing the roles of wild dogs. coyotes playing the roles of jackals, pronghorn's repli

speaking to the bill newspaper mohsen said i share some people skepticism towards media reports of hunts by right wing extremists he went on to allege that the reports were deliberate misinformation criticism and calls for mawson's resignation. videos like this one have been circulating online they're said to show far right mobs carrying out racist attacks in the eastern german city of chemist's on august twenty sixth. but in a controversial interview with the daily billed newspaper germany's domestic intelligence agency chief said he had no evidence that the racist attacks occurred he said a widely circulated video could be fake deliberate misinformation but he did not say which one. remarks contradict not only reports from eyewitnesses journalists and alleged victims the intelligence chief also contradicted chancellor angela merkel's commons just a few days ago my near tune is that we have seen pictures that clearly show hatred and the persecution of innocent people and we must distance ourselves from such behavior. there's been something of a consensus among members of merkel's govern

this is a witch hunt. the things that have been found over the past couple of weeks about text messages back and forth are a disgrace to our nation. we should open it up for people to see. lou: and the president has done just that. congressman loyd go merit and congressman jim jordan as well as sydney powell join us here tonight to take up the much anticipated release of the fisa documents and texts among the key players at the department of justice and fbi. >>> also tonight, radical senate dems lashing out at the president and the republicans for insisting on due process for supreme court brett kavanaugh in the form of a hearing in a decades old allegation of sexual misconduct. >> what is being proposed is simply a sham and a mockery. >> what the republicans are doing to her today is exactly why so many survivors do not come forward. >> the white house is victimizing this person. lou: wow. well, republican strategist ed rollins joins us here tonight. weighs in on the latest democratic efforts to smear jud

against whaling and often hunting the core problem was a lack of information. so this is not to propose support the whaling with off in hunting but i just wanted to show the whole picture we'll hunts in thai she can be traced back to this sixteen hundreds it's part of their heritage and religion and they need to survive one will kill could be the entire community for months even today they say the dolphin and whales and sustain a community for survival bringing in food and also helping the economy but it's a sucky says it's also about something more and that people are so proud of their history they are so that's their identity that town as a whaling town or the town the whales and dolphins and that's something that the inherited from their ancestors it's so important for them to continue whatever. japan is pushing hard to lift the ban on commercial whaling at the international whaling commission's meeting in brazil but for now the people of thais she feel like at least their side of the story is being told gabriel's onto al-jazeera. john for a quick check of t

in the street these hunting scenes that were quoted by the german chancellor herself also questioning whether a video that was used as evidence and is still being used as criminal evidence was in fact real footage now he doesn't seem to be producing anything to the contrary so he's not really backing up his findings from what we've learned so far he will face some questioning here both from the interior committee of the german born this talk and also the committee which talks about the secret service here so these are very decisive hours about what the future will hold for him and what the future holds for relations between under the market and her own interior minister all right our chief political editor michelle the bundestag for us thank you. now in his last major speech before leaving office next year european commission president john clarke has urged europe to become more of a global player giving his state of the union address to the european parliament and strasburg called for stronger external borders and a shared approach to tackling migration he pledged to ensure an orderl

you think there is a man hunt or a woman hunt or whatever. looking for the guy who ate the frozen strawberry. >> i think the president is determined to find out who the author is. that doesn't mean he will be able to. i don't think you can believe just because they denied they were the author. it. >> this was very much like primary colors. when i served in the clinton administration, they were trying to figure out who wrote primary colors. >> it was cline. he told me he didn't write it. he told everybody he didn't write it. it appears behind the closed doors, the president is unable to distinguish friend from foe. officials are not only disavowing the op-ed, catch this. in oval office huddles, thursday, white house chief of staff john kelly, national security advisor john bolton, press secretary sarah sanders tried to convince the president that he could trust them. big time journalist like you, are you trying to figure out who this person is. the president is trying to find out who it is. by the way, these tough guys like michael schmidt and

. >>> president trump's volcanic eruption behind the scenes as the white house hunts for the senior official that blasted the boss and a cascade of big names say it wasn't me. >>> terrifying moments caught on camera as a wildfire explodes in california. >> oh my god. it's so close. it's so close. please! >> people running for their lives. >>> breaking news, more flights quarantined as passengers fall ill with flu-like symptoms again. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. one of hollywood's most popular leading men is gone tonight. word actor burt reynolds has died. his rugged good looks made him a sex symbol in the '70s even earning him pinup status for a time and his role among so many movie goers tonight from his comedies to the dark thrillers. his manager confirming reynolds' death at the age of 82 from cardiac arrest at a florida hospital. here is nbc's cynthia mcfadden with a look at reynolds' life and career. >> reporter: burt reynolds is as much a part of american culture as hamburger on the fourth of july. he starred in an astounding 9

. >> the controversy over whether there are enough grizzly bears in idaho and wyoming to hunt. a federal judge blocked the first legal grizzly hunt there in decades. >> why women are allowing one website to publish their expenses. the author of a new book explains how social media can impact the way women quote, bold. >> a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> severe storms battered the midwest, leaving behind some severe flooding in parts of the region. >> a mass v tornado touched down in west michigan. >> dangerous weather sweeps across the country. >> the gulf coast is on alert right now as the storm gathers strength. >> sheriff's deputy shot a suspected gunman at a racetrack in southern california. investigators say the man fired into the crowd. >> cardinal donald wuerl was heckled as he addressed allegations of sexual abuse by priests. >> lawmakers are getting ready for an all-out battle over president trump's supreme court nominee kavanaugh. >> democrats have more than enou info is i missing after a high-speedboat crash on the colorado river. >> unfortu

house, in the agencies, and it isn't a good precedent. >> you think there is say man hunt or woman hunt or whatever? is trump out there looking for the person who ate frozen strawberries and mutiny. >> yes, i think he is determined to find out who the author s for one thing, you can't necessarily believe that they were the author, if you think it is possible, we will find out soon. when you look back to deep throat -- >> it turned out to be a boring guy. it wasn't someone as exciting as a white house staffer. >> this is like primary colors, when i served in the clinton administration, they were trying to figure out who wrote primary colors. >> if was cline. he told me he didn't write it. it appears behind the closed doors, the press is unable to distinguish friends and foe. they are disavowing the op-ed, and prove locality to the president. in oval office huddles, chief of staff, john bolt know, press secretary, and senior advisor jared kushner tried to tell the president he could trust them. are you laughing, big time journalist like you, are you out there trying to figure out who it i

opining that this was a witch hunt. obviously it was not. when george went in on january 27th he was of the mind-set this was not as significant as we have now all learned it to be. >> mr. papadopoulos -- >> pardon me? >> is mr. papadopoulos believed now there was collusion by the trump campaign? >> that's a word thrown around. i'm saying that i think all fair minded people who listen to the facts in the case would conclude that russia meddled in the election. i thought even president trump had come around to this. >> did mr. papadopoulos know anybody in the campaign that had dirt on hillary clinton while the campaign was going on? >> he does recall doing that and if he does he does not recall who it would be what he told it to. that was not his primary interest. his primary interest was to do what he thought the campaign wanted him to do which was put russian officials together with the united states officials to work on some better relationship with russia. >> when was the last time you talked to joseph -- >> sorry. when's the last time he

it's fantastic. >> is this the hunting lodge, the weekend getaway, hang out with the guys? french ] >> look at the picture behind. you see? >> for tonight's meal, we pluck and roast some woodcocks over an open fire. cook up some well-aged duck and pheasant. >> they made this at the auberge paul bocuse. it's a mashed potato here. >> is it predominately butter, or predominately potato? do you have a head in there somewhere? >> yes, of course, yeah, yeah. no, no. >> 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. >> 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. [ speaking french ] >> life is good. it is, for me, a dream to spend this time with a legend. but i'm thrilled that bocuse, too, seems genuinely delighted. >> the duck you shot was a beaujois. you see it is the one behind you on the top there. >> in lyon, all across france, he's monsieur paul.

because that's not good politics for them but it's a terrible witch hunt and it turned out. country and i want transparency and so does everybody else we should open it up for people to see now donald trump mentioned the democrats and trump was certainly under a huge amount of pressure from the democratic party and many democratic leaders were strongly opposed to donald trump making public documents related to the bob muller investigation now we had adam schiff who is a high ranking member of the house select committee on intelligence the house intelligence committee he went as far as to call this abuse of power so that donald trump was acting completely inappropriate leon harming the ability of the justice department to do its work now interestingly tensions are riding high in washington d.c. in relation to this probe into allegations that trump colluded with russia bob woodward a popular investigative journalist who wrote two books that were very popular in relation to the trumpet ministration he was being interviewed recently and in his radio interview he stated that in h

president trump orders the attorney general to hunt down the op-ed author attacking him. he gave the midterm message to try to save america from trumpism. the 44th president launching his most direct attack yet against the 45th, calling trump, quote, a threat to democracy and accusing his republican enablers of practicing a, quote, politics of fear and resentment. >> it should not be democratic or republican. it should not be a partisan issue to say that we do not pressure the attorney general or the fbi to use the criminal justice system as a cajole to punish our political opponents. [ applause ] or to explicitly call on the attorney general to protect members of our own party from prosecution because an election happens to be coming up. i'm not making that up. that's not hypothetical. it shouldn't be democratic or republican to say that we don't threaten the freedom of the press because they say things or publish stories we don't like. [ applause ] i complained plenty about fox news. [ laughter ] but you never heard me threaten to shut them down. or call them enemies of

president trump orders the attorney general to hunt down the op-ed author attacking him. he gave the midterm message to try to save america from trumpism. the 44th president launching his most direct attack yet against the 45th, calling trump, quote, a threat to democracy and accusing his republican enablers of practicing a, quote, politics of fear and resentment. >> it should not be democratic or republican. it should not be a partisan issue to say that we do not pressure the attorney general or the fbi to use the criminal justice system as a cajole to punish our political opponents. [ applause ] or to explicitly call on the attorney general to protect members of our own party from prosecution because an election happens to be coming up. i'm not making that up. that's not hypothetical. it shouldn't be democratic or republican to say that we don't threaten the freedom of the press because they say things or publish stories we don't like. [ applause ] i complained plenty about fox news. [ laughter ] but you never heard me threaten to shut them down. or call them enemies of

i don't know if witch—hunt is if fair word to use. if witch—hunt is if fair word to use.ut there. the us department ofjustice has a lot of evidence and the new attorney general is really making sure that everything is in place for a fair trial and his appointed. two private lawyers who are very very experienced. and, well, we think it is, you know, it should be a fair trial. i think, is, you know, it should be a fair trial. ithink, well, without prejudging it, the evidence is to be overwhelming. but you know, we will just go through a trial. and who knows? we have a strictjudge, as far as knows? we have a strictjudge, as farasi knows? we have a strictjudge, as far as i know. and if the evidence is not add up, he was that does not add up. but i mean there is a lot of anger in malaysia. my mother's family is still there. there is a lot of anger of which i know. they wa nt to lot of anger of which i know. they want to be vindicated and they want to see theirformer want to be vindicated and they want to see their former prime minister behind bars, with the revelations of moon

and outdoor -- in hunting and outdoor recreational activities. the average person purchasing hunting licenses is rising as younger generations are not joining the sportsman population. this has a significant ripple effect not only on the key models that support conservation of fish and wildlife but also sport on our public lands and thoughtful resource policy. h.r. 2591 seeks to address this growing issue head on. without any federal mandate or any increase in existing user fees or taxes, h.r. 2591 will preserve the current user pay, public benefit funding of wildlife conservation for generations to come. while further expanding flexibility of states to make decisiones that are best fit for them and the preservation of their natural resources. specifically, h.r. 2591 would clarify that a purpose of the pittman-robertson fund is to extend public relations assistance to the states for the promotion of hunting and sportsman activities. for the first time state fish and wildlife agencies could use pittman-robertson funds for proactive recruitment, in

mr hunt said brussels needed to stop dramatising the situation.esa may is saying is, don't mistake british politeness for weakness, and if you put us in a difficult corner, we will stand our ground. that's the kind of country we are. but that means we need to get the tone right, and insulting her, insulting the british people on social media, getting into these stand—offs where you are calling people liars and so on, is not the way that we are going to... you are referring in part to the instagram photo that was posted by the president of the european council president, donald tusk, about the cakes and no cherries and so about the cakes and no cherries and so on? yes, and basically, if we are going to work seriously towards a solution, then we need to avoid revving up the situation and making it worse by appealing to audiences on social media, and seriously and diligently working towards a solution. that is what theresa may wants to do, and she has taken some big risks. she has shown real flexibility with these checkers proposals. she lost to impo

jeremy hunt said they had not given a detailed response to theresa may's proposals. so—called chequers plan was largely dismissed by eu leaders at the salzburg summit on thursday. last night, the european council president donald tusk said the british had already known about the eu's objections. however, a brexit deal was still possible. 0ur political correspondent matt cole reports. she was feeling the heat in salzburg, but by friday, theresa may was fighting back. i have treated the eu with nothing but respect. the uk expects the same. this social media post from the man who chaired the salzburg summit, donald tusk, hasn't helped matter, mocking mrs may for what he says he tried to trade pick the best bits of single market. ——trying to cherry pick the best bits. but with increasingly bad blood over brexit, what next for negotiations? if the eu's view is just by saying no to every proposal made by the united kingdom, we will capitulate and end up with the norway option or staying in the eu, if that is their view, they have profoundly misjudged the british people. th

we already know that jeremy hunt shuffling away from it.rview before the conference did not rule out the possibility of a canada not rule out the possibility of a ca na da style not rule out the possibility of a canada style trade deal. what is interesting if you get more members of the cabinet beginning to give house room to an alternative to chequers, then you can begin to see them trying to shuffle mrs may away from this unbending commitment to chequers and i think that will be the real thing to watch at this conference rather than, if you like, some of the headline grabbing antics of borisjohnson some of the headline grabbing antics of boris johnson and some of the headline grabbing antics of borisjohnson and so on. some of the headline grabbing antics of boris johnson and so on. some real headline acts later so we will be hearing much more from you throughout the day. in fact, at lipm, tea m throughout the day. in fact, at lipm, team back into us because we will bring you the latest updates from the conference throughout the day, from

there's the brutality of the books on the hunts. and the ugly end of a majestic creature to stare at the overlay for the fall of the strong survive the weak die but we notice that many dutch people can no longer accept that. they say so everything from the perspective of house pets girl to so something like this is too shocking. the constant police presence shows how he said that the base has become the dutch government has reacted by making some changes at father's class and animals can now be shot in emergencies but feeding them remains to be. ranger hunts educators is glad that he now knows where things stand even if as a result of the protests by animal rights activists he may now be forced to kill some of these animals. i love nature and animals and the people who demonstrated against us this winter and are still doing so certainly love animals to something which connects us but we have completely different ideas about what constitutes a natural process in nature animals are born die to. your thought creating the new wilderness

foreign secretary jeremy hunt's warning step back from the abyss.e eu leaders' meeting in salzburg. iranian leaders accuse us backed gulf states of being behind an attack on a military parade. 29 people are killed and dozens more injured. we're going to carry on and stay with that story. so iran's supreme leader has ordered security forces to find the criminals responsible for that attack on a military parade. the incident took place in the south—west of the country , near the iraqi border. gunmen opened fire near a stage set up for the parade. videos posted on social media show soldiers crawling on the ground and other people carrying the injured. alanjohnston has the story. a warning, though, you might find some of the images in his report distressing. fear and chaos among the gunfire. moments ago, these soldiers would have been in the parade, marching proudly. now, suddenly, they are under attack. they are desperate forcover, scrambling to survive. bullets whistle overhead, and there are dead and injured all around. then, in the thick of the dang

this was not a witch hunt.ause if you look at all of the documents, what it shows, it was actually a silent coup. they were trying to remove a dually elected president of the country. the american people see it for what it is. we have the documents to prof it. there are more documents that i think are going to shock the conscience of our country once they come out. and once the documents are revealed, both the fisa, the bruce orr interviews as well as numerous text messages and the gang of eight dossier, the answers will be there and it will be up to the american people, not the democrats, not john brennon, not director comey, not mccabe, who are all trying to hide behind what they did, which was basically bordering crimes and possibly crimes and they will be charged, i think, some of them. but we will see the truth and the american people will make that decision. lou: and the president is now faced with what is clearly a direct order from the democrats, the minority party that is supposed to be the loyal oppos

, the brexit secratary, jeremy hunt, sajidjavid, they dominic raab, the brexit secratary, jeremy huntr promise to force a no deal. they don't want a prime minister to stick toa don't want a prime minister to stick to a promise, ministers think that isa to a promise, ministers think that is a bad thing! whatever you think... if she is saying we will go to no deal... she needs that in her armoury, whatever you think about this, she needs to say to the eu, no deal and walk away. they don't think she should say it any more. she's a lwa ys she should say it any more. she's always been stuck, as any leader would be, she's got the two audiences, she has to have a position to the eu but she has to say to her party i'm in this bit and that bit, so many people to keep happy and so many messages to channel to the right people. happy and so many messages to channelto the right people. her party is as late as this country was on brexit, and the same with the labour party, and they will carry on being split hash as split. i don't now how you get through this mess and come out on the other side. she

i mean witch hunt seems to be the new word for felon because every time he talks about a witch hunt theller team is convicting people and they're being convicted because they're standing up and saying, i'm guilty. so i don't think you can really call it a witch hunt anymore. perhaps there is no collusion. one of the things that's going to come out of this is that manafort is going to give his version of what happened in the meeting in trump tower that involved some pretty key people involving russia. maybe it will be determined that there isn't collusion. maybe it will be determined that there is. none of us know. we're all speculating. only the people that were in that room truly know what happened. mueller's team is now going to hear at least two out of the three people who were in the room telling them what their version of the truth is. >> beginning to piece together what happen in june 2016. cathy, thank you very much. nice to see you. cathy fleming joining me along with glenn kerr sherner in washington, d.c. doubling down on how many died in puerto rico, will it hurt his credibili

this is a witch hunt. republicans are seeing it.emocrats know it's a witch hunt, too, they don't want to admit it. it's not good politics for them. it's a terrible witch hunt. it's hurt our country. the things we have found about text messages back and forth are a disgrace to our nation. i want transparency, so does everybody else. congressional committees came to me. they wanted this. i did it based on their q. i think it's a good thing. we should open it up for people to see. thank you very muchsh everybody. >> thank you, we're done, press, let's go, keep moving, let's go, let's go, make your way out. >> specifically, i haven't wanted to. you know, i think it's something that he will do very well. i think specifically i haven't wanted to speak to judge kavanaugh because i knew somebody would ask me the same question that you asked me, have you spoken to judge kavanaugh? specifically, i thought it would be better not to. he can handle himself better than anybody. he's a very outstanding man. >> reporter: he knows you are totally su

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. >>> white house witch hunt. president trump orders a hunt to find out which aides talked to journalist bob woodward for his new book about the president which mr. trump is dismissing as fiction. >>> pardoning himself. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh faces questions about the president's legal problems and the mueller investigation but he won't say if mr. trump has the ability to pardon himself. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following multiple breaking stories this hour, including a truly extraordinary attack on president trump by one of his own senior administration officials. that person writing anonymously in a "the new york times" op-ed says the president is acting in a manner detrimental to the country and many administration officials are working from within to, quote, frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations. and that seems to corroborate the explosive reporting of the president in the new book by journalist woodward. cnn learned the president telling aid

in germany saying he doesn't think they're legitimate there was no reliable information that such hunts took place based on my cautious assessment there are good reasons to believe that this was intentional false information possibly to detract attention from the murder in candidates and i share the skepticism towards the media reports on rightwing extremist hunts in cannes it's always been a lot of calls for mr marson to clarify what he said or produce evidence for the reasons why he said it one of the the main reasons for this skepticism is the fact that chancellor angela merkel cited these videos herself in her condemnation of right wing violence in cabinets although there certainly are extremist right wing people among those crowds we've seen straight arm salutes the nazi salute of course in the in the past there but there are also those who are coming out to these demonstrations who are just saying they're not right wing extremists they're just concerned citizens. i think you know one of the other means because a lot of money. that is now. because that's all just going to obviously

-- waterfowl hunting. the secretary of interior retains the right to decide when happen of waterfowl can in the united states. establishing the framework for migratory bird management is a federal decision that should be done in cooperation with councils. i want to thank chairman bishop for working with staff to make some modest changes to the bill to address some of our concerns. we hope to continue working with our colleagues in the senate to make further refinements and ensure that this bill doesn't move us forward in a way that departs from sound, science-based management. i reserve the balance of my ime. mr. mcclintock: i'm prepares -- prepared to close when the entleman is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. huff minnesota: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. mcclintock: i have no further speakers. mr. huffman: i yield back. mr. mcclintock: thank you, mr. speaker, i ask for adoption of the measure. the speaker pro tempore: the question is wi