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new details on the treasure hunt, the santa cruz treasure mountain hunt has a winner.ith the trophy and $1000 inside. you may remember, organize posted the details on the instagram page, the official treasure hunt. two men who organized the treasure hunt wanted to encourage people to go outside. they gave treasure seekers to lose to take them to the hidden money in a state park, it has been such a hit, organizers say they will do it again. how fun is that? congratulations. >>> the clear skies would be a treasure, wouldn't it? looking for fireworks tomorrow night. let me give you look what is going on weatherwise, it is breezy and pleasant. mild conditions around the bay area, surface wind speeds generally 20 to 25 miles an hour and brasier spots have gusts 26 miles an hour. looking toward san francisco, you can see clouds stocking up, low clouds with marine layer building, mid-level and high clouds, pretty cloudy evening, 60 degrees rit now at san francisco, 70 mountain view, 71 san jose, morgan hill 82, 59 at half moon bay. the view of the golden gate where you can se

an estimated 90% of deer hunters on the plateau now hunt with non-lead or pack out all remain. >> wethat hunter are the only one that can solve this problem. so by pointing to them and saying, you're doing a bad thing, that's not going to work. you need to appeal to their conservation ethic and their history of conservation and saying, here' yet another opportunity where we as hunters can leave a healthier environment for all of the critters that live in it, not just those that we hunt. for future generations to enjoy. >> reporter: monday parish hopes hunter across the country will shoot with alternative ammunition to when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. poison >>> thousand of athletes and fan have begun arriving in japan for next week's start of the summer olympics. but befo

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. >>> this morning, the hunt is under way for the shooter or shooters who caused chaos and panic at a washington nationals baseball game. more than 27,000 fans went to nationals park yesterday, hours after many worried the stadium became an active shooter scene. this morning, police on the hunt for suspects, after a shooting sent crowds fleeing a washington nationals baseball game. >> 8-4. >> reporter: gunfire echoing across the stadium. saturday night. in the middle of the sixth inning. >> into the padres dugout, too. >> reporter: some fans running to the dugouts to take cover. others ducking under seats. fearing an active shooter. >> please remain calm and remain inside the stadium. >> we were lying on the ground. we thought there was somebody above us with a gun. >> reporter: police say three people were injured in the shooting, including one person who attended the game. d.c. police say they are trying to find this vehicle, possibly involved in the shooting. on sunday, an increased security presence at nationals park, as fans return to watch the team resume the game. erin douglas

it wasn't just hunting but hunting wild boar's and hunting with a bow and arrow not just a regular bow and arrow but a long bow with arrows that he flashed in our garage with a 357 magnum strapped to his leg in case they charged. that is how he hunted. [laughter] host: not a saturday afternoon but do want to go hunting with me this weekend? sure. 3:00 o'clock in the morning with the hour-long drive that we toe the bow in get out and then drive to the martian the dark for an hour then you pull into the marsh and get out and we stopped to the mud. when you are near 14 you think this sucks. it's way too early. host: for those who don't know when you were beginning to be a reporter you did some really hair-raising stuff. you were challenging life in your own right so it seems in a different way. >> if i met him i would be scared. [laughter] >> he did not exude warmth but my mom is the heartbeat of the family and what i tried to reconcile my dad always said that expectation for us. as i'm writing this i look at my relationship with my kids and i think i am much more available i am much more

do some gold mining and damaging these areas or do some fishing and hunting me today. my news have become more organized, creating co operatives to hunt for gold. collectively, the b one such cooperative school that was founded in 28 by foremost south palo banker gilson can boil or the edge of things almost think we can use those to me just the right fit, the frame mm. such gold mines, illegal. as part of the brazilian government strategy to monetize the amazon but drone images reveal the damage to the environment. ah, this was once a lush green forest, with flora and florida spread all across the landscape. it's been replaced by energy guzzling machines. on monday l. copa ga, alone, as far as to 3000 square kilometers of amazon, rain forest, and $20.00 a gold mining and the amazon rain forest is attractive for the high yield of going off to expensive pattern mercury is used to extract goal from the market through a process hold amalgamation just, you know, a p thornton of in the, for stamp american institute wifi cartoons days since then. since you bye sheet are on th

log the trees, do some gold mining and damage in these areas or do some fishing and hunting me today. my news have become more organized, creating cooperatives to hunt for gold. collectively one such cooperative cofar cheaper. that was founded in 28 by foremost south palo banker, gilson campbell. or anything almost single me against you still with me just see fit to meet the frank me such gold mines, illegal as part of the brazilian government strategy to monetize the amazon. but drone images revealed the damage to the environments. ah, this was once a lush, green forest, but flora and florida spread all across the landscape. it's been replaced by energy guzzling. machines are what? by monday. you know, guys copa ga alone. as far as to 3000 square kilometers of amazon rain forest since 20 o a. the gold mining and the amazon rain forest is attractive for the high yield of goes off to expensive pattern. mercury is used to extract go from the mud to process, hold amalgamation thornton or van supper stands mirror, quarter inch to us you. why sick are you they were since they sent you. bye

they have to hunt for food on land. researchers found 92 percent of all hair and fish samples collected here at high levels of mercury, resulting and abnormalities in the central nervous system of incense. so hot roads is decided to take things into his own hands as they plan to invade. brazil is congress to pressure politicians to take action the bone elite for alexandra cora, and the roku indigenous activist is leading the charge. that's because i got the local schools been turned into a makeshift can ah ah, the 15 when the roku tribals down to visit brazil's congress to meet politicians and demands that the lands protected under brazil law be left alone. but it didn't, he didn't use for him to where he could use to me. she's talking distemper defense g, i thought i didn't a good got you put them in the coding to brazil's national institute for space research in 2018 alone, 5 square kilometers of indigenous monday routes. land was deforested in 2019. the tree massacre increased to 15 square kilometers. the next day, t

i'm kasie hunt.m the pennsylvania prison yesterday, a free man, after the supreme court suddenly reversed his assault conviction. they threw out the convex saying prosecutors violated a deal meant to shield cosby from prosecution. others are crushed that he won't be retried. nbc new's stephanie gosk has the details. >> reporter: bill cosby a free man, his conviction tossed out, his record wiped clean. he cannot be retried. he appeared briefly before reporters outside his home. pennsylvania supreme court ruled that the decision to charge cosby with sexual assault in 2015 was an affront to fundamental fairness and the prosecution violated cosby's due process, cosby calling in to a radio show. >> this is for all the people who have been imprisoned wrongfully, regardless of race, color, or creed because i met them in there. >> reporter: the 83-year-old was served a three- to ten-year sentence in a maximum security prison after a jury found him guilty in 2018 of sexually assaulting andrea constand. at the

. >> the continuation of the greatest and disgusting witch hunt of all time. >> the possible charges the first brought after the two year investigation into the former president and his company. weisselberg worked for the company since the 1970s. in a book, trump said weisselberg quote did whatever was necessary to protect the bottom line. he appeared on trumps show the apprentice. >> replacing george this week. >> last night the former vice president of the trump organization acknowledged nothing major happens at the company. without donald trump's knowledge. >> anything that allen did that resulted in some kind of illegality of against the law, trump knew about it. nothing big happens at the organization without trump knowledge. >> a spokesperson for the organization declined to comment about the pending charges. >> also breaking, a powerful explosion rocked a residential neighborhood in los angeles. a bomb squad truck carrying illegal fire works blew up. injuring 17 people. including nine police officers. police evacuated homes after the explosion sent debris flying wherever. a ti

you got this that i really culture, industry, organization, climate change and hunting. all these 50 made ecosystems and destroy biodiversity. 60 percent of the world's tiny multiple relation had been wiped out since in 1970. science is claimed that the planet is witnessing a mass extinction ah, in response award way, movement is now under way 3, while the countryside to resort land to native one initiative at the tip of south america is exceeding all expectations i have come to, but i only had to meet chris some keys, a philanthropist was dedicated the bus to the kids to the protection of this area. the conservation projects he started with the husband doug, has become a true inspiration to those who believe the wilderness can heal itself. if given half a 10 me ah, but the last of mountains and forests binding seldom tea. the energy tina, though famous to stunning landscape for century it has been an important region for life, took farming. and many of its grasslands have been graced there at the regions hot lights that go in the national park. and here to find out how

and she got me, jackie fisher's used to make their living hunting turtles. since the people from tomorrow project got here, we have learned that we have to protect the turtles. you thank you. like many other animals in brazil, the turtles are in danger of extinction. but here and by here somewhere, mainly because of the project conservation is working well about the project to film on your washington duties. and all countries have to do their bit. it is not just brazil's responsibility on your nature belongs to everyone. and that's why we all have to help with environmental protection is to preserve nature as riches. and above all, the brazilian, move it as a leader. the conservation is can know how much they need the help of people from the surrounding villages. and they've turned many into a committed environmentalist. antonio mendez is the best turtle tracker full and wide. it's his job to find the hidden this. and he's been doing that for 35 years. he has seen many turtle moms to be returning to his beach time and time again after their journey across th

how many that home an oil spill, sally, 2000 kilometers of coast, including here where their hunt is me. they say the authorities responded far too slowly. docket, but i'm not for myself that are beach here in rio grande dinner. she was the worst hit. the reefs were completely covered in oil. that meter life very difficult because everyone thought our fish had been contaminated does not notice. okay. when they got the prices still haven't recovered by line boss and not be due for the 1st clumps of oil were washed onto the beach. in september 2019, no one knew whether or was coming from and it just got worse and worse. hundreds of beaches were affected for months, residents trying to remove the oil and they related joined by state employees. but it kept on washing in god. many marine creatures lost their life in order to keep this all my god. there wasn't a good follow about whether we still don't know who was responsible for the catastrophe. some say it was a venezuelan oil tank, that all the others say brazilian off shore oil rigs are to blame. the supply, sitting in the beach, look

frank isn't sure if he's ever seen ruddy, but hunting them down is difficult. when you see a pack of 5 or 6 woo, nobody can tell them apart. i would anybody be able to tell which move to shoot and hunters who are out here every day and we don't come across wolves every day for germany's will. population has grown considerably in recent years. according to official numbers, about 120 wolf packs. currently live here with more expected to come. hunter frank fuss believes in erecting higher fences than the wounds. stefan rosa uses to safeguard animals. if it's definitely possible to live in harmony with wolves, germany, conflict. so i'm for him. well, so why don't you, why the life? because i can't afford to stay, can we put up around 40 fence is only day the heavy and they keep getting heavier and lots of maggie. so with their struggle for survival, shepherds versus wolves in radi is territory. now this is misty, this could see it's not like was i think i'm going to go to get some sheep from the pastor because they can't escape. so i'll target them very clever tha

he says the clever birds are leaving the areas where they are hunted and counted detail counting the greater ria in the monitored areas. it does not provide the real numbers of the population. here. there are ria outside, the counting zones, coley can be doesn't think they've evacuated the area hill. yes, they've moved to 20 kilometers further east, and that's no big deal for them over them. farmer toys also thinks that the greater re is, are here to stay in northern germany and on his fields. for sure i can come, well, we can't chase them away. they run a lot faster than we do. we've tried scarecrows and things like that choice on. so they don't mind one bit on it, so there's no way to frighten them away. to shorten the greater we, as are certainly i categories for locals and tourists. but perhaps before too long, the new natives will become a normal feature of this strange new world. europe's woodlands are under threat fires. storms and pests are wreaking havoc on the 4th health. years of drought have amplified the problem and damaged huge ranges of timber or people in eastern belg

almost preferred to hunt at night on our campus of seeing one are very lean. so we are doing the next best thing fitting a camera trap which are seen on the team used to monitor their activity. when i went to one of them, and like i said, come over here where your program director for the school year in jail for $0.30 and descend, bade she dro into most curious that another cat has been here. we're going to leave this camera up for a few days and see whether we get lucky. oh, it may be hard to actually see a palmer, but for crease, their return is incredibly important. predators have been systematically persecuted for decades and decades, so their numbers get precarious play low. every ecosystem has what's called their apex species. here in pedagogy, it's pumas. and if you take out the very top predator everything cascades down from that and comes out of order. even though it's early here in the park, in terms of re balancing, we can see some big changes for their water systems. the grasslands are definitely coming back. the number of homeless in the park and

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that just doesn't hunt next to the story that the indictment lays out. oh, and one more point, grand larceny, which drives the bigger sentence. they were able to use that. for grand larceny, you need to get money you didn't deserve. and by making it a scheme, they were able to say we got refunds on federal taxes, and that is actually going to be the number one count, the so-called b-felony under new york law that will drive the potential sentence. >> laura, these charges come from an interesting combination. it's a combined effort by the manhattan d.a., cy vance and his team and the knowledge attorney general la tisha james. if they did lead with the big one, which is typically what you would do, does this mean that donald trump is essentially off the hook legally now? >> i mean, forgive the pun, normally you would think you would lead with trump here, but prosecutors are able to have their cases evolve. remember, this investigation, according to the attorney general, who i agree, the idea that these two offices have joined forces is a rarity in and of i

the man hunt for 8. others continues. where he says, killing has created a power vacuum. and the turmoil has left many haitians wondering whether they still have a future in their country. seems outside the u. s. embassy in puerto prince, dozens of people have come here desperate to find a way out of the country. the president's assassination has left haitians shocked and fearing for their safety sums they know other solution to flee. when and i haven't been able to close my eyes, i can't sleep at night. i came here because i'm scared. there are so many gunshots . you don't even know where they're coming from. i've abandoned my home. i can't go back. i don't know about my family. the investigation into president yup. and l movie. this murder is underway, patient police have detained a group of former soldiers from columbia and to do haitian american citizens. columbia police said then national, imitated in the net, were recruited by 4 companies, and travelled to haiti by the dominican republic. in from government, has asked us to send troops to help sites got it's key emp

believe to be involved in the assassination of prejudicial they are ways, authority say they are still hunting. the perpetrators who orchestrated the entire operation. several of the arrest took place following the gunfight in following a gunfight in the capital course of friends, crowds gathered earlier on outside the police station where the suspects were being held ways was shot dead during a raid on his home in wednesday, interim prime minister club if is urging citizens to hand over suspects to the police without the use of any violence, those guys killed the president, we're going to make them suffer now that the piece of found them and take them to jail, we need them to burn today. will be you and special envoy, haiti is saying that the nation's leaders reached out to the international communities help. i just came out of a meeting with the security council where the permanent representative behavior mentioned made a request for assistance with international invested with this investigation from international authorities. and it is important that these request jacob, seriously, we certa

frank isn't sure if he's ever seen ruddy, but hunting them down is difficult. when you see a pack of 5 or 6 woo, nobody can tell them apart. i would anybody be able to tell which move to shoot and as hunters who are here every day, and we don't come across wolves every day for germany's woof population has grown considerably in recent years. according to official numbers, about 120 wolf packs currently live here with more expected to come. hunter frank fuss believes in erecting higher fences than the wounds stefan rosa uses to safeguard animals, if it's definitely possible to live in harmony with wolves, germany conflicts. so some slim mom, so why don't you why the life? because i can't afford to exist as we put up around 40 fences on the day that the heavy and they keep getting heavier. so it's a lot of work maggie. so was there a struggle for survival? shepherds versus moves in radi is territory. now this is misty, this could see that it's not like wall thing. i'm going to go to get some sheet from the pastor because they can't escape. so i'll talk them very

who is not just hunting but his hunting wild boars. it was hunting wild boars of the bow and arrow. not just a regular bowel are long boat bow but it's what he flexed in our garage of the 357 magnum strapped to his leg in case the board charged. >> sounds like fun. [applause] >> that's how we hunted right? >> i found out, hey nikki medio hunting with me this week and customer sure 3:00 a.m. right wrote browsed out of bed the hour-long drive to the b marsh, we get in the boat and we drive to the marsh in the dark for an hour. we pull into the marsh we get out her boots and was slopping throughar the mud, when you are 14 you like man this sucks. [applause] it is way too early. >> clearly got that from them for those who do not know i think it's when you areo beginning to be a reporter. you did some really hair-raising stuff. you were challenging life in your own right. you inherited that it seems to me in a different way. >> was he friendly? if i met him i would be scared, i'm not going to live, he is so macho. >> that's the thing. yes. he did not exude warmth. my mom more than made u

and hunting elk. so i want to get to of a description somebody who wrote about bridger this one happens to be washington irving who was a well-noted writer at the time. i'm going to read a little bit about what he said in his book here. and this is washington irving was describing a number of people in the 1820s and 1830s. um just band which included bridger irving said this is a totally different class has now sprung up. the mountaineers the traders and trappers have scaled the vast mountain chains and move from place to place on horseback. heedless of hardship daring of danger prodigal of the present and thoughtless of the future there is perhaps no class of men on the face of the earth lead a life of more continued exertion peril and excitement. that's from washington irving writing about these mountaineers as they called themselves. as soon as called bull boats, and this is also out for jacob miller. this is this is a way of getting a cross a river or taking goods or people downstream. you don't h

. >>> and the hunt for a bear after a deadly attack at a campsite, using helicopters, setting traps. and now searchers on the ground. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin tonight with florida under a state of emergency at this hour, tropical storm elsa slamming into florida, roaring ashore along the gulf coast. the system making landfall north of tampa, cedar key battered by heavy rain, dangerous winds. up to 65 miles per hour. and tonight, as we come on, a tornado watch is now in effect from north florida, right into georgia. and we have images coming in of damage caused by a possible tornado just a short time ago. these pictures from jacksonville. there have been families rescued from their homes and tonight, emergenc ay crewsre searching for nine people missing awf iin west. a boat carrying 22 people capsizing in the storm. more than a dozen rescued. the images of deputies wading through the flood waters, helping to evacuate residents. the storm bringing down trees, landing on cars. at least one dead in jacksonville.

those who didn't want to find the war often became the hunted. around the world, and particularly the united states of america, there was another battle. a battle of words, of politics and debate. the question was who was the hunter in vietnam and who was the hunted. who would define aggressor and defender. and there was the larger search for a definition of the word "peace." did peace mean only the absence of war? or the absence of war and fear and oppression? this film is a story of the 1960s in two parts. the story of both conflicts, of war and debate. in the 1960s, many americans did not believe the united states should help south vietnam and dissent and demonstrations became to some a way of life. but in the beginning of the 1960s, the threat and the prophecy were clear. >> i think we face an extremely serious and intensified struggle with the communists, whom we've talked about and read stories of 7,000 to 15,000 guerrillas operating in vietnam, killing 2,000 civil officers a year, 2,000 police officers a year, 4,000. now, there's been an e

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it wasn't just hunting, but it was hunting wild boars and was hunting wild boar's with a bow and arrow, and not just a regular bow and arrow, but a long bow with a rose that he made in the garage and with a 357 magna him strapped to his leg in case it charged. [laughter] >> a fun saturday afternoon. >> not as i found out. hey nick, want to go hunting with me? sure. 3:00 in the morning out of bed, the drive, the march towing the boat, then we drive for an hour and pull in and get out and we are sort of slogging through the mud. when you are 14 you are like this sucks. thisis is way too early. [laughter] >> for those who don't know, i think it was when you were beginning to be a reporter, you did some really hair-raising stuff. you were challenging life in your own right. so you inherited that certain listed seems to me in a different way. but was he friendly? if i met him i would be scared. [laughter] he's so macho. >> so that's the thing. yes, friendly -- he didn't exude warmth, but my mom more than made up for it. she's sort of the heartbeat of the family, and what i though tried -- w

. >> nasa's rover begins its quest for hunting for ancient life on mars.come to world news america on pbs and around the globe. after a year's delay, the opening ceremonies will officially begin the summer olympics in tokyo. the stadium will be almost empty with 1000 invited guests, a low-key start to a troubled games. it will not b the showcase or bring economic benefits japan was hoping for. >> finding olympic fans in tokyo these days is not so easy. in this rooftop, it is a different story. in the hope of attracting young, new fans. >> it would be cool to watch great skateboarders. >> iove snowboarding for skateboarding is good practice for me and it is fun. >> at one time, everyone was an olympic fan. in the day tokyo won the bid in 2013, people were delirious with joy. today, the atmosphere could not be more different. the stadium where the opening ceremony will happen is surrounded by spectators kept far away. first there was the cost of the main stadium. then there were problems with the logo and allegations of corruption. and then covid hit. this y

this treasure hunt is organized by two natives who wanted to encourage people to go outside.owing the clues on instagram at the official treasure hunt and that money is in a public spot that is,, accessible through normal movement. >> then again, a request >>> some are cinema. they will have free movies for those to enjoy. >> i like that. i mean, it looks like liked it so much and the symphony is performing. i am excited about that. there is no red carpet shopping. >> no. maybe the oakland a's game tonight. >> oh. >> very nice. >> it is always fun but the whole heart situation -- >> it is like you have a barbecue on the area. >> our neighbors are -- our neighborhood bubble during the pandemic, we are absolutely doing that. we are starting that because a couple of us go to bed early. that is fine. >> nice, yeah. let's see what else is going on weather-wise. i wanted to show you elsa is now a hurricane. >> oh, no. >> she could wreak some havoc as you can see through the dominican republic, cuba, and even florida, 120 you have relatives in florida, keep this in mind. i will keep

it wasn't just hunting but it was hunting wild fours and hunting wild fours with a bow and arrow andt a regular bow but a long boat with arrows got from our garage with a 357 strapped to his leg in case they charge atra us. that is how he hundred. >> on a saturday afternoon flashback. >> this is hey nick, do you want to go hunting with me this weekend? shore 33:00 a.m., getting out of bed and i'mti thinking an hour long drive to the marsh and then we would getet out and get in te boat and drive for an hour and pull into the marsh and get out in our boots and slept through the mud, when you are 14 you're like this sucks, it is way too early to be doing this. >> for those who don't know,ar i think it was when you are beginning to be a reporter, you did some really big stuff, you wereng challenging life in your own right so you inherited that but it seems to me just in a different way. was he friendly? if i met him, i would be scared. [laughter] he's so macho. >> that is the thing, so friendly -- he didn't exude warmth but my mom is this heartbeat of the family and what i have tried to

they hunt for suspicious cargo among the 2500000 tons of goods passing through the international air every year. they're mainly looking for cocaine, heroin, and counterfeit goods. but increasingly, are also on the hunt for another illegal and lucrative product. antiquities smuggled out of countries porn by violence and war. now and i mean, if you're, we're interested in the cargo of a flight from africa, we want to check whether the items are older or more recent. we don't know much about the people involved. so we want to dig a bit. i import of antiquity smuggled in from areas under terrorist control has been illegal in france since 2016 in his hand made real. let's be extra careful. these are the shipping papers supporting documents, certificates of origin and provenance, invoices, they'll determine whether or not we take control of the good news, the country of origin. when the comical molly. okay, bring me the documents will open the crate. what molly has been mired in wars in 2012, the officials want to give the shipment a close look. help us in this year as animals can it's a f

the change in travel restrictions come as the conservative former health secretary, jeremy hunt, hasave to be reimposed in the autumn if case numbers continue to rise here throughout the summer. it comes as the largest—ever roll—out of flu vaccine in england has been announced, hoping to reach 35 million people this winter. our health correspondent anna collinson reports a winter of face coverings and lockdowns. it helps stop the spread of covid—19 and meant far fewer people were catching other bugs. but amid fears winter flu could put intense pressure on the health service this year, free flu vaccines will be offered to 35 million people in england. expanding the programme to include the majority of secondary school pupils up to year 11. it finally feels as if we are giving priority to educational continuity for those young people, so they can start september with the sense that the adults on the rim are doing everything they can to look after them right up to the age of 16. —— in the room. significant freedoms for england and scotland are nowjust two days away. this weekend pop up