if not up enough my father and brothers told me how to hunt i'm. great in a new longer low if you know soon i'll go by myself. been yeah. been yeah any good when my family lives on the meat all the fish that i bring back you know. so far we've always had enough to eat. will never go hungry. that much but i made sure of that. kind now. to b.s. and his family eat reindeer and musk ox meat in summer. and in winter mostly seals and narwhals a small species of whale. will never. be as is not concerned that the arctic ice is melting he's learned to adapt to his environment. to be and so often takes a long foreign tourists on his hunting trips the extra income is allowed him to buy a few luxuries like a snowmobile and an outboard motor for his boat. when you know it's going to be 0 to grow vegetables here. we can only niger provides. and we don't waste any food. if we don't need it right what will freeze it and story. and if you are going to be you know top of all . those who prefer to buy their food instead of hunting or fishing for it can shop at the su

never bunch of normal folks like us and hunt us for sport.er: it is about conservatives being hunted down by the liberal elite. the message filmmakers are sending to people who are outraged. there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. heather: toys "r quote us executives line their pockets with company funds on the eve of bankruptcy. those of the claims in an exclusive lawsuit days before the company filed for chapter 11 protection. david brandon and other executives scored bonuses that boosted their total pay by 75%, pocketing $2.8 million. the controversial movie the hunt hits theaters nationwide on friday the thirteenth. >> every year liberal elites kidnap a bunch of

we see michael rosen wrote the book we're going on a bear hunt 30 years ago the high seas. al-jazeera asked for comment but was told he took sick with lyra symptoms still his words a coming to life supporting children and adults through the spend demick shelob ellis al-jazeera. i spoke a lot in recent weeks about how airlines and others in the transport industry are being affected by the crisis but it's also causing delays for space travel halting work for example on america's next manned mission to the moon and for schapelle has war. with so many aspects of our lives shutting down it can be reassuring to see some things keep going 1st mission for the united states base force a successful mission on thursday launched from cape canaveral in florida with a $1400000000.00 communications satellite on board and we have 5 other parts of the space industry though are dealing with astronomical headaches just like everybody else only christmas so we understand that the international space station may possibly be the safest place on earth over the next few months the next men to leav

of a hunting scene. they think they are bird men with human bodies and bird head. cave art was thought to have developed mainly in europe but this discovery has raised the possibilility that it developedn southeast asia. >> translator: it was a huge shock. not only for me, but for the whole research team. the people who lived here 43,000 years ago had the same sensibilities as people in europe. >> reporter: reseahers have found similar examples of wall art in other caves in the same area. >> translator: we still know very little. there's much more left to research. >> reporter: local researchers hope that more interest in the region will lead to further discoveries about the origins of cave art. ferdinand karsten, nhk world. >>> not all experts agree that they're the oldest cave paintings in the world but no matter what their precise age, this cave art with the depictships of hunting scenes taking us back to the earliest days of hunting society. hopefully they'll be preserved and studied so we can deciph

scientists go to some believe that resuming bear hunts is the answer. he's been studying the animals behavior for years and he's familiar with the increasing reports of attacks. often there post in social networks as this one was last summer. a bear attacked a hunter leaving him seriously injured. me that would set up some attacks are motivated by they're searching for food or defending their territory but humans are not on the bear's menu actually they just want to keep people away. but laszlo girl says hardly anyone is interested in the opinions of experts like him much less the authorities. there's not even any reliable data on the bears population it's estimated roughly $4.60. in eastern transylvania has also had experiences with this interested authorities. fear a bear suddenly appeared in schulte and yet scarred. that motivated him to undertake a highly controversial mission. to look at the meat but i discussed it with my son what we could do about it. and we started to put in corn all this food. and since then the bears haven't come to the villag

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we see michael rosen wrote the book we're going on a bear hunt 30 years ago he said hi to. al-jazeera asked for comment but was told he took sick with virus symptoms still his words a coming to life supporting children and adults through the spend demick shell of dallas which is era. time for a quick check of the headlines here this hour u.s. president donald trump says he wants to extend social distancing from month to slow the spread of coronavirus the u.s. has recorded at least 140000 in sections more than any other country. because you're talking about a potential of up to 2200000000 and some people said it could even be higher than that so you're talking about 2200000 deaths 2200000 people from the us. and so if we could hold their own as we're saying 210-0000 it's a horrible number. maybe even less but 210-0000 so we have between 10200000. we all together of done a very good. in china some people are going back to work and where the virus was 1st detected the city has been under strict quarantine for 2 months but there are fears of a 2nd wave of infections in china as

he liked puzzles and scavenger hunts, watched action movies with his mom. was a simple life and it suited him just fine. >> he never wanted to be in the spotlight. if he could even imagine what had happened to him the last several minutes of his life, he's said, no, no, that's not me. >> reporter: younger sister jean said brian's last hour was not spent as a criminal but as a hostage of the real bank robbers, the people who accosted him, locked the collar around his neck, and activated the bomb. >> it was exactly as brian said. >> he delivered pizzas, and these guys strapped this thing on him. >> yes. >> reporter: jerry clark heard brian wells say that with his own ears. >> i'm not lying. >> reporter: it sounded like a declaration of innocence by a man who seemed to know he was about to die. but clark wasn't ruling anything in or out. for him, it was just one piece in an already strange and complicated puzzle. coming up -- could someone have unlocked the bomb in time? a scavenger hunt to find the key. >> each site was to have notes on where to go next. >> r

we see michael rosen wrote the book we're going on a bear hunt 30 years ago he said i think. al-jazeera asked for comment but was told he took sick with lyra symptoms still his words are coming to life supporting children and adults through the spend dimmick shallot ballasts al-jazeera. these are the headlines right now on al-jazeera yes president has extended emergency restrictions on social distancing as health officials predict deaths from the pandemic could rise into the hundreds of thousands the u.s. has recorded at least 140000 and that stands out as more than any other country because you're talking about a potential of up to 2200000000 and some people said it could even be higher than that so you're talking about 2200000 deaths 2200000 people from this and so if we could hold their own as we're saying 200000 it's a horrible number maybe even less but 200000 so we have between 10200000. we altogether of done a very good job. and china some people are going back to work and where the virus was 1st detected the city has been under strict 14 for 2 months more now from kat

neighbors are calling it a bear hunt.was inspired by a children's book, we're going on a bear hunt by michael rosen. >> we just walked around the neighborhood for about 20 minutes, and we saw 15, 20 or 25 bears. it was really cool. >> reporter: some children have placed their most prized stuffed animals for other children to see. >> what kind of bear did you put in your window? >> a princess bear and a baby bear and a grown-up bear. >> reporter: kids like 4-year-old benjamin enjoyed the fresh air with his family while on a hunt for bears. >> found one. it's like neon brown. >> reporter: the bear hunt comes as a welcomed distraction for children and adults. >> i only had one bear, so i put a llama in the other window, and it gives me a lot of pleasure to i justar m together for these kids, and you know, even me, i want to walk around and see the bears, too. >> reporter: in okay land, melissa pixcar, abc7 news. >> we're going on a bear hunt, we're going to find a big one. such a beautiful day, we're not scared. i know that

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the idea was inspired by a children's hunt "we're going on a bear hunt" by michael rosen. >> we walked around the neighborhood and saw 15, 20, 25 be bears. it's pretty cool. >> some children have placed their most prized animals for other chi of bear did you put in your window? >> princess bear, baby bear and a grown-up bear. >> reporter: 4-year-old benjamin enjoyed the fresh air with his family while on the hunt for br >> reporter: the bear hunt comes as a welcomed distraction for children and adults. >> i only had one bear so i put a llama in the other window and it gives me pleasure to see the kids outside. >> warms my heart that everyone is rallying together for these kids and even me. i want to walk around and see the bears, too. >> reporter: in oakland, melissa pixcar, abc 7 news. let's check in on lisa argen, tracking the forecast. we're tracking rain showers? >> that's right. it looks like not only today but tomorrow as well. pretty good downpours at times, certainly with this system tomorrow. plan on a wet walk if you're headed outside, or time it out, perhaps, to go later on

how she helped secret agents hunt down her captor. hunt down her captor. hunt down her captor. hunt down her captor. >> this all plays likal thriller. >> absolutely. >> the setting. a perfect island paradise. the plot, a daring under cover sting. >> you were supposed to get -- >> some money. >> yes. >> how much did you get? >> $10,000? face-to-face with her kidnapper at last. >> i just broke down. >> it's still hard for you. >> this is real life like pan. >> would she get justice? >> i fought the courage in that moment and i said, "i'm ready." hello and welcome to "dateline. request itself amanda was a furious jung u young journalist in the world's most dangerous hot spot. suddenly, she became the story. kidnapped by raptors in somali. what she endured her. what happened after she was freed was almost as terrifying. her is kate snow with the capture. >> amanda, amanda, i love you. >> imagine being the mother on the ought end of the call. >> if you guys don't pay $1 million for me by one week, they will kill me. okay. >> your daughter, a world away in the hand of kidnappers. >>

interesting things going on, such as the british infantry man pointing with his hand up, there are hunting shirts that linen fringe garment that is so distinctively used by the continental army during the revolutionary war, you see that in the paoli painting. you see that here again. this is offering some interesting questions, but it was a little enigmatic at the time. let's cross back over the atlantic again. sorry. so in the 1980s and '90s, an irish art historian named fintan cullen was undertaking a study of this painting, a portrait of richard st. george man sir st. george painted in about 1796.

tonight, chris pratt, tom holland, huey lewis, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from sam hunt. and now with all due respect jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. it's very nice. you know, the clock is ticking right now. we're like 24 minutes away from valentine's day. tomorrow night, couples of all ages, types and sizes will go out of town, get rushed through dinner at a restaurant and then on to the most popular sexual

up and they came back from a hunting trip and all four were killed and all soldiers were meeting in a combat unit or a supply unit they. survived europe, it was 365 and were part of the fighters and they were a veteran that served in the trenches and came back. each one of those and then and then it would be interesting to highlight.

one of the biggest boosters was .hunt's son, bunker the junior hunt had the crusade for christ, which proposed a one billion venture to proselytize youth, and sponsor a christian apologist, whose 1979 manifesto sparked evangelicals' antiabortion crusade. but not much triggered hunt in his. rage more than carter's energy politics. the president's support of the e.r.a. and abortion rights infuriated them. but carter's crisis of confidence speech was equally damning in their eyes. carter bemoaned the nation's high energy consumption. the attack on oil in moralistic terms was, in their mind, the final straw. over the course of the next year, republican candidate ronald reagan inflamed their anger with his hard-driving quest for the presidency. running on the slogan "let's make america great again" he won the hearts and minds of the american oil patch. [laughter] "we must remove government obstacles to energy production," he declared when he announced his candidacy, "it is no program to say, simply use less energy." malaise had no place in reagan's academy. -- vocabulary. exuding the audac

when you look at the arc works in which african-americans are hunted down by police with dogs and when you look at the news today you realize that unfortunately it hasn't lost any of its explosive power. is on its. but what's on the outside superficiality the entertainment of it all was whole also consider that. the era of selfies and instagram would probably have suited warhol down to the ground. yes he would have had a field day with social media time for meet the germans where we look at idiosyncratic things that are particularly german when it comes to fashion the tendency here in berlin is dress down in spite of the fact the fact that there's now a fashion week here and also lots of startups in the fashion business anyway here is our own rachel stood with mall. what i think of german fashion really put me on the spot here i mean i don't want to generalize but i think there are a couple of things i've made every day is casual friday in germany and jeans and sneakers combo is acceptable attire not only in the heart of the supermarket but also based off of like the. favorite among me

see it in traffic data, cell phone data, but we're going to hunt down that last 0.1% and say get inside, cut it out, distance. >> you have the u.s. navy ship "mercy" coming. impressive vessel, will be taking non-covid-19 patients to clear space for the covid-19 patients. it's not obvious but to you and me. that is the reality. federal help, looked like had a deal with gm, white house says

tonight, chris pratt, tom holland, huey lewis, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from sam hunt. and now with all due respect jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. it's very nice. you know, the clock is ticking right now. we're like 24 minutes away from valentine's day. tomorrow night, couples of all ages, types and sizes will go out of town, get rushed through dinner at a restaurant and then on to the most popular sexual position of all -- obligatory. [ laughter ] if you're smart, you'll do what i do on valentine's. you don't have to make a big deal out of it, you don't have to spend a lot of money. just hand your wife a single rose and say "this means you get to stay." [ laughter ] but i thought you loved "the bachelor"! this is something i learned today.

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jonathan hunt, how was the first day of school? >> we are getting by like millions across the united states, a lot of pressure on teachers to come up with online teaching plans. a lot of parents, pressure for parents to implement pressure on kids seeing their education appended. look at the map, there are schools closed in every state across the country. so many people having to deal with it. new york city very badly hit and many kids at home. and schools in denver today where parents have been picking up supplies. the assistant principal admitting that everybody is just trying to work things out as we go. listen to the assistant principal. >> reporter: everyone in the country is doing this. there is no right ways to it. we will do our best and practice grace and compassion and forgiveness. >> reporter: parents just trying to help their kids through what is a very very unusual situation. >> the interaction of their classmates and interaction with their teachers, it is the world we live in right now. >> reporter: what are using to m

but neighbors are calling it a bear hunt. idea was inspired by a children's book "going on a bear hunt" by michael rosen. >> walked around the neighborhood for 20 minutes and saw 15, 20, 25 bears. it was really cool. >> reporter: some children have placed their most prized stuffed animals for other children to see. >> what kind of bear did you put in the window? >> reporter: a baby bear and a grown-up bear. >> kids like 4-year-old benjamin enjoyed the fresh air with his family while on a hunt for bears. >> found one. it's like neon brown. >> reporter: the bear hunt comes as welcome distraction for children and adults. >> i only had one bear so i put it in the window. it gives me a lot of pleasure to see the kids outside. >> warms my heart everyone is rallying together for these kids and, you know, even me. you know, i want to walk around and see the bears too. >> reporter: in oakland, abc7 news. >> that's sweet. >>> during this pandemic, are you seeing high prices for essential items? investigators are reportedly looking into

she filed a police report and then in a move that can only hunted the car down herself. danielle's cell phone and wallet were still in the car, so she started tracking the thief's location on the phone's gps and cross-referencing that with charges the thief was making on her credit card. this is the kind of story we need right now while the rest of u.s. - well the rest of us, excuse me, are watching the news every day feeling helpless, this woman watched "taken" and was like, "i can do that. [ laughter ] but for my car." [ applause ] so what happened next? danielle showed up at each of the stores where the thief had used her credit card, talked to employees and looked for clues to be clear, this woman has no previous law enforcement experience she's just a mom trying to get to the bottom of a crime and if you've ever come home after curfew smelling like weed,

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a former health secretary jeremy hunt vulnerable.remy hunt has said that, this week, a lot has been done by the government to free up supply chains but that there would need to bea chains but that there would need to be a large national effort to make sure that the right equipment got to the right places. yesterday, the prime minister did say there had been... that a massive effort was under way to make sure the nhs is well—equipped and public health england has said that high—level ppe, that is the protective equipment, is available when health ca re equipment, is available when health care workers equipment, is available when health ca re workers are equipment, is available when health care workers are performing high—risk procedures and said it would continue to give staff everything they need. katharine, thank very much. the husband of a british woman who died after testing positive for the coronavirus in bali has spoken for the first time. ken finlayson, from hertfordshire, said his 52—year—old wife, kimberley, underwent two eme

in their windows for children to the idea was inspired by a children's book "we're going on a bear hunthael rosen. >> we saw 15, 20, or 25 bears. it was cool. >> some children have placed their most prized stuffed animals for other children to see. what kind of bear did you put in your window? >> a baby bear and a grown up bear. >> reporter: kids like 4-year-old benjamin enjoyed the fresh air with family while on the hunt for bears. >> found one. it's like neon brown. >> reporter: the bear hunt comes as a welcome distraction for children and adults. >> i only had one bear. i put a llama in the other window, and it gives me a lot of pleasure to see the kids outside. >> just warms my heart that everyone is rallying together for these kids and, you know, even me, you know, i want to go walk around [car engine failing to start] [clicking of ignition] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] just like covered california teammateshelps you finder find a way to win, health insurance you can af

i don't invitation only for today's visit is the hunt is purely photographic. and educational. surroundeded by thirty two kilometers of wools schaumburg is europe's largest enclosed pock roughly the size of in a paris. driven by one of the sites six guides visitors are taken through an area otherwise off limits. a red sean's disposed a few wild animals. like this intrepid bowl f family.y. a wororld fulli mean that's the whole family behind. detail by the tree if you room offers a lesson on the sites stommel. idea a majestic beasts that came close to extinction just a few decades ago. recepci n. de ramos disappeared from french forests espepecially durining the second world wawar as a result of poaching. today an estimated eight hundred room the grounds and preservation efforts of tension b both into a veritablee do providerr for francnce and beyond. if you're twenty one five thousand there were captured alive in shambles over a period of years. they were then released into the wild not only here in france but also in northern italy switzerland and germany. if y

three years ago jeremy hunt said always —— almost beg.e must be provided and it wasn't. there are huge questions to answer.|j be provided and it wasn't. there are huge questions to answer. i have friends who have told me they work in the nhs and they have been trying to buy their own kit, as inadequate as it is, so they are doing their best but it is not the right stuff. we will come back to the doctors who died ina we will come back to the doctors who died in a moment. but let's look at the time is an independent, talking about britain faces six months of curbs. was doctorjourney harris who spoke about this earlier today at a press c0 nfe re nce . spoke about this earlier today at a press conference. yes, the deputy chief medical officer level with the country today, which was in stark contrast to ministers who are so used to going out with the express intention of under no circumstances answering a question. that is what happened with michael gove this morning, but the public must be relieved, delighted, surprised even though they have

hunts perhapshe likely part of his reasoning. but it would be this alliance of an emerging evangelical movement, which again, we know the political outcome of to some degree, and wildcaters that we would see the revolt really come to fruition in 1952. a rally of churches and oil associations behind the eisenhower ticket. not just rallying behind the ticket, but in the case of billy graham being instrumental in wooing dwight eisenhower to the republican ticket. the result would be an eisenhower victory on a platform of handing back control the tidelands to the states. and this was a very valuable commodity, much of the leasing was funding public education in texas. again, so the fight for control of tidelands was also a family values political issue. forging this alliance that would have lasting effects. and you might be wondering what this is. this is billy graham's evangelistic ministry that started a movie company. his first movie produced was "mr. texas." the second movie was "oil town usa" based in texas. celebrating the pote

neighbors are calling it a bear hunt, the idea was inspired by children's book "going on a bear hunt"y michael rosen. >> we saw 15, 20, 25 bears. it was really cool. >> some children have placed their most prized stuffed animals for other children to see. >> what kind of bear did you put in your window? >> princess bear, baby bear and a grown-up bear. >> 4-year-old benjamin enjoyed the fresh air with his family while on the hunt for bears. >> found one. il aults. neon brown.>> repor b >> i only had one bear, so i put a llama in the other window and it gives me a lot of pleasure to see the kids outside. >> just warms my heart, and everyone is rallying together for these kids. even me. i want to walk around and see the bears, too. >> in oakland, melissa pixcar, abc 7 news. >> let's talk about the weather. lisa, we're checking some showers. >> yes. we did have some showers earlier in the week, but the weekend, the wet weather, cloudy weather and it looks like once again we'll see the wet weather primarily in the morning, both saturday and sunday. scattered showers. you can see behind me

the truth is, lincoln disliked hunting.later and rather proudly wrote of the turkey shooting that he had never since pulled a trigger on any larger game. he did not like killing. the torturing of animals that were everywhere in the woods. one neighbor recalled him writing essays about being kind to animals. when his stepbrother captured a turtle and crushed it against a tree, lincoln preached against cruelty to animals. his indiana friends and neighbors referred constantly to tenderheartedness. here was a far from calais or unfeeling extra, quite the contrary. if anything, he seems to have been notable in his capacity to feel be suffering and loss of others around him -- even turtles. soon after the family arrived in indiana, abraham was forced to confront death in a more profound and painful way. sometime in the early fall of 1818, several neighbors of the lincolns fell seriously ill. first with an uncontrollable shaking, then a severe thirst, a loss of appetite and general fatigue then with severe stomach cramps and vomit

in their windows for children to the idea was inspired by a children's book "we're going on a bear hunt" by michael e saw 1. it was cool. >> some children have placed their most prized stuffed animals for other children to see. what kind of bear did you put in your window? >> a baby bear and a grown up bear. >> reporter: kids like 4-year-old benjamin enjoyed the fresh air with family while on the hunt for bears. >> found one. it's like neon brown. >> reporter: the bear hunt comes as a welcome distraction for children and adults. >> i only had one bear. i put a llama in the other window, and it gives me a lot of pleasure to see the kids outside. >> just warms my heart that everyone is rallying together for these kids and, you know, even me, you know, i want to go walk around . >>> good evening, casey pratt here working from home as we all figure out how to handle self-isolation together, professional athletes are also trying to figure out how to handle their down time as well. >> i felt like i had ants in my pants. i wanted to be up and moving. >> i miss sports. >> we're literally in sho

officially it was hunting down the l. or a. un officially it was crushing resistance to this move from the actually people the ethnic group to which joseph coney belonged and which had dominated the previous government. to my village a young man called the church was complaining a lot i'm talking about i'm the one i'm in uniform and they came back and said this one of the rebel. want to show you today at this hour we deal with a war so they take in ladies others they don't because on battery and the shut in with a kit for the zealotry mothers it toward late and it told the parents say shut up really think well do this and do. this very incident was detailed in 1991 m.s.d. international report. we haven't a single incident where the u.p.d. it was accused of intention of going through image and i'm asking people are you familiar with the 2005 human rights watch report about this conflict. human has no human rights watch. no you know. because in their report which is the most exhaustive they refer to torture. rape. full killings.