so i hunt to get food. i hunt for that experience. i hunt to connect with what is a very human part of what we are. we have teeth that are built to eat meat. humans have been hunting for tens of thousands of years. this is what we are built to do physically here i think when you hide you tap into that. you press a button that the something in the back of your mind that's, it feels they write. again, not everyone is going to want to do it. that everyone needs to do it. some people might not even approve of the fact that we do it, but but i see value in it. i think it reads advocates. oftentimes people who don't have hard time understanding that. but when you have an engagement, when you get your food in that kind of way, it's really hard not to care about animal and not care about the places they live. and told me that was one of the major things that drove me to do the things i'm trying to do. so there's a few more ingredients in the pod that i'm not thinking of right now but that's a start. thanks for the question. how about right th

so, i hunt to get food. i hunt for that experience. i hunt to connect with what the very human part of what we are, too, right? i mean, we have teeth that are built to eat meat. humans have been hunting for tens of thousands of years. this is what we were built to do physically and i think when you hunt, you tap into that. you press a button that does something in the back of your mind that it's hard to put word to, but it feels very right. and again, not everyone's going to want to do it. not everyone need to do it. some people might not even approve of the fact that we do it, but i see value in it. i think it breeds advocates, often times, people that don't hunt have a hard time understanding that, but when you have an engagement like i described, when you get your food in that kind of way, it's really hard not to care about the animals and care about the places they live. and all the mat -- ultimately, that's one of the things that drove me to do what i do. there are a few more ingredients in the pot i'm not thinking about, but that

my first western hunt was an elk hunt in idaho and caribou national forest. it's one of those things that again, kind of as i mentioned earlier i'd always dreamed of doing that. i was that someday i'm going to do it, some damn good to do what i want to do but i didn't really feel confident like there's a lot to it there's a lot to figure out. need new gear, you need to survive in these different places, it's a lot different than walking behind the house and sitting in a tree. so it's interesting, this guy has kind of helped me with a lot of these things. i was reading something from steve run nella. it finally gave me the push like dang it i just have to go do it. it was a passage of one of his books about and elkind he was on. he just flipped a switch and i said forget that i don't know about this i don't know about that, just going to figure it out. i found a friend who had been out there before was overdoing it this year, let's make it happen. checked all the boxes, built the two lists, exercise, got ready, quit my job and headed out. you don't need to qui

was it just hunts point?at i was seeing at hunts point, the vast injustices, but beneath it all still human dignity that shone through, was this something that was unique to hunts point, or was this elsewhere? i got in my van, after clearing my head and getting sober, and started going to other places. susan: before we leave hunts point, tell me about one other person who impacted you. chris: that would be millie. again, a homeless addict. she is dead now. and it was her death -- her lifestyle, part of the street family. and she went missing. just kind of, you know. it is kind of common. people just disappear. and then rumor fills the void. so she -- some said she got stabbed, some said they found her body in the east river, and fanciful tales were told. i had figured that what had really happened, like in most cases, was she was either in prison or had gone to detox, or managed to find family members and kind of escape the streets for a while. but eventually i found her body. she had died at lincoln memorial

drew had spent four years hunting him.hered the danger, had sacrificed countless hours with his family. and now, finally, he was about to come face to face with the object of his obsession. drew drove his armored car into the garage. you're about to pick up el chapo. >> right. i run over into him and i jump into his face and the first thick that comes to my mind, what's up, chapo? and his eyes bulged out of his head and we locked eyes for a split second. they put him into my vehicle in the back seat. that's when i told him to turn and and look at me and took a couple of pictures, and that was it. he was done. >> as i listen to you tell the story, i find myself shocked that this wasn't a blood bath. in fact, there were no shots fired at all, were there? >> none. >> surprise you? >> i could not believe it. i mean, we could have ended up in a gun fight at every door. every raid. driving around every corner. and it didn't happen. >> a mexican marine helicopter met the convoy and picked up their prize catch, flying him to a nea

other books had been written about nazi hunting, very good books about nazi hunting.i focused on the men of trawniki because nothing had been written to this extent about that training camp. and they could recruit an army of 5000 men to do the dirtiest jobs, the cia as we all know let them in and because it was covered before and written about i wanted to set it right. >> i look forward to buying your book for sure, thanks for taking a picture with me. it would seem, i read accounts of the remnants of nazi war criminals, in other books like hitler's furious by wendy lower and it seems like many of these hunts were ineffectual and they weren't interested. do you think the us missed any chances? the law did not permit them to prosecute themselves. was justice served? the home countries had an interest in prosecuting them? in many cases a way for them to die where they would have wanted to live anyway if there wasn't backlash after the war. >> good question. thank you for asking it. the people inside the justice department, a war crimes trial, the justice department did

was it just hunts point?hat i was seeing at hunts point, the vast injustices, but beneath it all still human dignity that shone through, was this something that was unique to hunts point, or was this elsewhere? i got in my van, after clearing my head and getting sober, and went to other places. susan: before we leave hunts point, tell me about one other person who impacted you. chris: that would be millie. again, a homeless addict. she is dead now. and it was her death -- her lifestyle, part of the street family. and she went missing. just kind of, you know. it is kind of common. people just disappear. and then rumor fills the void. so she -- some said she got stabbed, some said they found her body in the east river, and fanciful tales were told. i had figured that what had really happened, like in most cases, was she was either in prison or had gone to detox, or managed to find family members escape the streets for a while. but eventually i found her body. she had died at lincoln memorial hospital. and she h

it's a wait and see situation. >>> an easter egg hunt without the traditional hunt.r in danville they've got creative and they've got up with a virtual hunt. on the website they hid 12 eggs on various pages, i think i see one right there, starts on the recreation art page. a series of clues leads you from page to page, each egg you find has a letter on it. so you get all 12 of these letters and you arrange all 12 into a phrase, then you win your virtual prize. the hunt starts today. it's going on, folks. it will last until tomorrow evening. the danville city page. >>> rob is at home, he does not have time to go looking for easter eggs right now, he is too busy giving us that forecast. on the coast today over in the left side of the bay area it was foggy and not conducive to people getting out and going to the beach. >> you know, that's true. we did have some drizzle, we had some cloudy skies helping to keep our temperatures down and that's really the big story if you are around san francisco or the north bay, temperatures in the 50s and as you take a look outside, sa

other books have been written about nazi hunting, other very good books.i focused on the men of trawniki because nothing had ever been written to this extent about that training camp and i was fascinated with the idea that they could recruit an army of 5000 men to do the dirtiest jobs in poland but yes, the cia, as we all no, did let men in but because that had been covered before in written about i went a different way. >> hello, great talk so far but i look forward to eyeing -- buying your book for sure. thank you for taking a picture with me before this. i was wondering, it would seem, i have read accounts of the hunt for the remnants of nazi war criminals and other books such as hitler's series by wendy [inaudible] and it seems like many of these hunts were ineffectual and the judges weren't interested. do you think that the u.s. missed any chances by not, i mean, was that the law did not permit them to prosecute any of these criminals? do you think justice was necessarily served by merely deporting them and do you think their home country had an inter

jeremy hunt joins us now.y, the latest data that in the united kingdom, the number of deaths related to covid-19, 14,576. how accurate do you think that data is? how useful do you think it is? does it under represent the true cost? mr. hunt: i think it almost certainly under represents the situation because it is per merely hospital data. there is a big time delay in the data from care homes. that suggests that about 2% of eft's in the u.k. are in care homes -- of deaths in the u.k. are in care homes. i think we have got an issue with the data. it is an issue the government are alive to, and certainly matt hancock says he wants to try and solve it. guy: last night, we learned from document rob -- from dominic raab, that the lockdown is going to extend in the u.k. for another three weeks. do you think a true end to the lockdown will only be possible once we get a vaccine? mr. hunt: a true end to the lockdown, yes. but you can look at countries like korea, taiwan, singapore, hong kong, and you can see that they

without the traditional hunt.r in danville they got creative and come up with a virtual hunt on its website. they hid 12 eggs on its various pages. a series of clues will lead you from page to page. each egg you find has a letter on it. the goal is to arrange all 12 into a phrase and then you win your virtual prize. the hunt starts today, lasts until tomorrow evening. >>> before we go, we want to remind you there's an all-new "snl" tonight. it airs live at 8:30 right after "dateline." then immediately following that, stick around for our new documentary on how the bay area helped launch the surfing culture. it's called "revelations: riding the waves." it's on at 10:00. >>> hope you can join us for that. it's outrageous. you'll feel like you're at the beach even though you can't go there. thanks for joining us. we're back at 11:00. garvin thomas: thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. for the next half hour, sit back, relax, and enjoy stories about what's right with our world and the peop whoake it po

we have neighbors putting teddy bears in their windows that locakids can spot them on a scavenger hunt kron four's justine waltman shs us how it works. >>this is a fun way stay safe in saying while wehave to stay at home during the little bears are sitting y pretty on bay areawindow cells from richmond to san leandro and napa th are re as part of the hashg teddy bear hunt and it's veryun over there we have a tiger know and are actually for. there. and public input from >>12 year-old dash thompson from san francisco put his house on the bear hunt map. the idea is that while children are t on their neighborhood walks they look for the bears like on a scavenger huntwho might even be hiding in trees i think they like itbecause it kind ofhas the aspect of like a treasu hunt. >>the huntis happening all over the world in the bay, a fuzzy friend in the window like corduroy or even a tall draft makes thcoronavirus stay at home order a little more beable because placing a stuffed animal for all to see can help spread few feel good, i have an impact or community.so have you spotted a bear share y

for generations have hunted by. the waters are a lot warmer than. we don't have right we should have. been happening. in our role now it's really weird to see i. 56 year old. has gone most of her life. sick. patients. to control go where. they have the right to. the community. where. like that. we'd like to. he's paid he's a good start yeah it's good. for you very. cold. own. tracks the polar bear is into the village and the locals run a 247 a troll. they're smelling it and they want to get to it and there's no way to get there so you know right now they've got no ice to hunt seal so they're coming in to try and get whatever they can he feel sorry for that they. know where. i live with them all my life there are no cents for me they get my good food. i could make money out there for a half. and. there's not much money here in qatar because the oil industry is the mind's will some income helping fund the school and buy 6 services like pallet and sewerage and. recently the oil companies paid for and i sell up to kate while meat saif from the polar bea

people here rely on hunting the caribou to get the through the long winter months. when i 1st harvest my 1st care but i was 9. even at a young age they started teaching us only take what you need. that's what i was really introduced to you know this fight you know the protect these picked our last . while hunting is a rite of passage the tribes young men like general john see themselves as custody ins of the land and animals slant was set aside for us we're doing our job you know protect you know as lanky peers. we handed out no we cut it up into pieces and make sure that not everybody gets a good meal hoban some of them if they could hold. 300 gram they'll say hey. this is the way that we were taught and this is the way we practice and this is the way we. can pass on our teachings. the guys have killed this one caribou and you can say that they're starting to process it in the field of pull the in trials out there taking the skin off and then they're going to pack it down to the village and cut it up and distribute it to the community and they really pride themselv

so have you spotted a bear share your teddy bear hunt pictures with us tag us on facebook. >>instagram and twitter in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. next today, one brit with child could not have friends over for his birthday because of social distancing, but that did may be good and celebrate how his mother teamed up with local police force ith surprise and even though they may not know about the global pandemic animals in the bay area are feeling the effects i had a chance to meet wi thenorth bay shelter director it. >>the shelter in place is affecting all of us in one way or another and that of course includes our pets, i went to find out how shelters are feeling the effects of shelter in place. anyone with a pet knows animals can sens changing and this shelter in place is creating some big change in their worlds too. >>right now you can tell a level of stress is a much higher you can share them in the shouer lot more. i just hated than it normally would be. >>mark scott is the director of north bay animal services in petaluma right now home to about 75 d

but as a suspect abandoned his car that home they were particularly hunting for less than the hour. poetry sponsored by the talent. the city's chief of police charlie beck but today we're having a toy giveaway where presidential words. the terrorists. past. the hour on. john initially we ran across there were people screaming that there was there is spirits were grabbing kids and family is going to scare out of you. to see him knowing the only story. for some american is still being the land of opportunity for running out of options going into trauma is a recurring theme in the area the as well expectancy in los angeles county missouri and find her. while. i try. to. call hollywood often looks to south central for inspiration from those that live must go from so. sets are made. like 3 generations. you got the old gee you got the homie you got the little home you know say. for instance like this is a little homey right to me. and i'm a homie. you got the old geezers order me you know to me. so. i got 3 generation to hang on to me as mater. right now we're in the imperial course housi

mario lives in a berlin suburb it seems it to like but this syrian woman is part of a europe wide hunt to catch criminals secret service agents from her country like many others mario son was systematically tortured the young medical student had spoken up for human rights and called for president bashar assad to step down now 8 years after his death his mother is seeking justice. i want the culprits to be brought to justice from the accomplices all the way up to assad these people are responsible for spilling our children's blood kin. more than 26000 pictures of torture victims were smuggled out of her torn syria by a courageous former police photographer is coding. the photos could help convict torturers and murderers. human rights lawyer mohsen doubt we should survive torture in syria now living in germany he's pressing charges against his former tormentors including anwar as a former senior member of the syrian secret service and more are is charged with crimes against humanity murder and rape. this is the 1st time it will be a player this is the 1st time there is a split of the cou

bill wiley is investigating syrian torturers he used to hunt war criminals as he went prosecutor and worked on cases from the former yugoslavia and the wanton genocide he knows that without a peeper trail it's difficult to bring culprits to justice. that's why these state documents smuggled out of syria are so valuable. what you have in this room. was generated by the security intelligence structures of syria the military structures of syria and the party or political structures of syria top level and the governor levels request they also shed light on suspected torturers such as anwar are widely believed at least a dozen former senior remain undetected in europe. and hopes that not only the killers of her son will be brought to justice but also others living in hiding for her the hunt has just begun. now his look at other stories making headlines around the world wide fires have devastated about 10 percent of east and poland's. national parks some 6000 x. has a forest meadows and people have burned since sunday poland is facing its worst drought in the is off to an unusually dry win

bill wiley is investigating syrian torturers be used to hunt war criminals as the. when prosecutor and worked on cases from the former yugoslavia and the rwandan genocide he knows that without a peeper trail it's difficult to bring culprits to justice. that's why these state documents smuggled out of syria are so valuable. what you have in this room are materials generated by the security intelligence structures of syria the military structures of syria and the party or political structures of syria at the top level and the governorate. quest they also shed light on suspected torturers such as anwar are widely believed at least a dozen former senior agents remain undetected in europe. and hopes that not only the killers of her son will be brought to justice but also others living in hiding for her the hunt has just begun. bonus to get out and the german football league say they hope to officially restart the bundesliga season on may 9th and empty stadiums pending government approval it will mark the 1st return of a major european football league during the ongoing c

start calling ourselves to bonnie hunt and it was a murder that took place on the bonnie hunt of blood he was stabbed to death outside the area you could see right here is a vigil they love to honor their dead. when there's a murder between 2 powerful gangs a few results from the one incident. kills upon an honor then the bombing i'm going to get together and they need to retaliate and the more violent gang is. the more respect it has the more violent a gang it is the more successful they are the more violent the gang is the more the community feels that they are intimidated and they can't do anything about it and that's how they run the streets of. the. city on. how. when you know they need this is a no fly zone considering they don't know 100 might have to guess i mean those. are love the missing mom of the screen don't you think it's time i was on the. sherry i don't. think some emotions are. very uncertain. world cup and the baby had a fever of 380.30 we're hoping that's. ok . headline stories residence in moscow well from next week in a digital per mission to travel are on the cit

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so have you spotted a bear share your teddy bear hunt pictures with us tag us on facebook.>instagram and twitter in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>okay, this was not an arrest that this was a surprise that would police arriving to the 6 year old's house to help him celebrate his birthday due to social distancing guidelines. 6 year-old sebastian could not have a birthday party so when his mother saw a police officer while she was out she got an idea. home from getting threatening kate and i saw police officer in a rking lot may want to talk to her i said hey you know you guys thank you to come over and you know wave and say happy birthday to my sometimes you know, but if you call dispatch that might be ab to do that for you so the next day i called and she said have al come back into the 80's. >>well, but where poce gave subhash in the candy apple and a goodie bag for his birthday says he has been keeping busy during this current team by doing his homework and playing with his lake coast and now he has a story to tell about his birthday all right, that's am

start calling ourselves to bonnie hunt and it was a murder that took place on the bonnie hunt of blood he was stabbed to death outside the area you could see right here is a vigil they love to honor their dead. when there's a murder between 2 powerful gangs a few results from the one incident. kills upon an honor then the bombing i'm going to get together and they need to retaliate and the more violent gang is. the more respect it has the more violent gang it is the more successful they are the most violent the gang is the more the community feels that they are intimidated and they can't do anything about it and that's how they run the streets. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like diet has nothing to do with autoimmune disorders so my suggestion to people who have health issues they can't figure out if they're going to see

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than a month hunting and fishing all the things people are passionate about appear. many hunters are afraid that we saw me will now close the forest. and we won't but 1st come the reindeer then the saami and then the of this. is sometimes directly related to the reindeers enormous space requirements this is noticeable when we make our way through sami land to lars. reindeer can bring traffic to 0 even on the european route 10 the main trunk road in this area. there are approximately 300000 reindeer in sweden and only the saami are allowed to own that. lars is busy feeding the one year old calves reindeer are very hardy animals but without an extra daily helping of masin like and they wouldn't make it through the winter the snow covers icy the plants underneath inaccessible. your knock heads the saami cooperative of you when he was hurting reindeer into another pasture a car stopped and somebody. 20 meters away the driver shouted you know if you let your reindeer we'll shoot them. i thought to myself these people are really aggressive. the last thing he said was if i

today is the first time we created an egg hunt for my 3-year-old son.e haven't done it in years past. it's all over the house. he'll wake up soon and get started. i'll get to go home and see all the eggs he's collected hopefully. happy easter, vianey. thanks for making us a part of your morning. (soft music) - [female vo] restaurants are our family. the cornerstone of our communities. and our family needs help. right now they're facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders to help them through. because if we don't treat restaurants like family today.. they might not be around to treat us like family tomorrow. grubhub. together, we can help save the restaurants we love. curve. >> good news as new cases are easing. >> the last few days we have been able to take our first breath. >> but the death toll stillfá rising. >> the bad news isn't just bad. the bad news is actually zri rñ it's almost unfathomable( folks, when youft"ájjt about that. >> with millions newly unemployed, president trump wants to reopen the economy quickly. >

court block invade near is hunting wild boar in germany's east. these hunters in the door some 80 kilometers from the polish border are calling the boar they're seen as a danger potential carriers of african swine fever which is harmless to humans but an existential threat to pig farming. but even these hunters know that alone probably won't be enough to prevent the spread of the disease to germany. comes in you care advocate it made it but you just can't kill me i don't think you can contain a swine who are just by hunting. it's roots and feeding conditions for wild boar are excellent. the mild winters are low even weak newborns to survive so the population is at a level we've simply never seen before. and some t.v. . across the older river in poland the african swine fever broke out years ago now there are some cases near the border with germany. ski runs one of the largest pig farms here. a few weeks ago he still had 10000 pages. but he sold most of his animals before the prices collapsed. you know he has just 2000 left. many of his stables are