and he was a hunter.e would do funny things to me to make me learn to hunt. we'd be in a pickup, and whether it was a rabbit or a deer, summer or winter, we'd be driving along and he'd see some game. and all he'd do is turn the engine off and sit there and not say a word. i'd have to find the animal, get out of the vehicle and go take a shot. but he challenged me. my dad challenged me in many ways. that was just one way. and i think that he would be really tickled to be able to tell the people back home at the coffee shop -- when i say coffee shop, i mean the dairy queen -- that his son is out hunting a lion. i think if he was around, he really would have got a big kick out of that. it would be better if it was a little bit up. yeah. but it will work. if you make it up a little bit. >> look at his hair. you wouldn't believe it, but hair patterns are very important. it's not going to look alive if it looks mangy. actually, i never kept a piece of work ever. one day i'll probably end up buying a skin from a

>> i have been a hunter my whole life. i lost my dad a few years ago and he was the hunter. and i think he would be tickled to tell the people back home at the coffee shop that his son is out hunting a lion. ♪ >> it's the largest hunting convention in the planet. >> crocodiles are really mean. >> poachers will shoot every last one because there is a commercial-driven desire. people are confused how hunting, conservation go together. you can just pick whatever animal you want from the menu that they offer you, see the price and book the kill. and that money will all go back into conservation. >> how much for that sucker? >> i have the recipe to save the

you know i have been a hunter my whole life.landed on my head, maybe that's what's wro wrong with me. i lost my dad a few years ago and he was a hunter. he would do funny things to me to make me learn how to hunt. we have been a pick up and whether there is a rabbit or a dear, summer or winter, he would be driving along and he would say some gains. i would have to find the animal and get out of the vehicle and go take a shot. [ laughter ] >> my damad challenged me in my ways. that was just one way. >> i think he would be tickled to tell the people back at home at the coffee shop. when i say that, i mean the dairy queen. his son was out hunting the lion. i think if he was around, he would get a big kick out of it. >> it would be better if he's a little bit up but it will work if you can make it up a little bit. down just a bit. >> you would not believe this but the whole pattern is really important. i never kept a piece of work, ever. one day i will end up buying skin from the zoo that's expired and creating my own little private

moving on to the second marketing outcomes report for hunter's view, iia, hope s.f. project. 107 units, 80 of those units were public housing replacement units serving the households of hunter's view who are there, so those were filled by the san francisco housing authority. but there were 26 new affordable units created in the project, 45% of median income affordable. 1,946 applicants for those 26 new affordable units. and some of the highlights of that marketing were that eight of the applicants were c.o.p. holders. three of those were successful and are now living at hunters view, and there are more details about the highlights of the marketing and the different case studies that are provided as well in the report. but if you have any questions, pam sims from our housing department is here to answer any questions that you might have. that concludes the director's report. >> are there any speaker cards? >> no speaker cards, madam chair. >> we are closing public comments. any comments, questions from fellow commissioners? on this matter? >> thank you for working so

. >> thank you, senior project manager for hunter, shipyard and candlestick point. mostly in terms of the shipyard and candlestick, the inner agency cooperation agreement memorandums of understanding with the other departments, so staff time really spent by department of public works, p.u.c., etc., in reviewing the development programs on the shipyard, in terms of the actual permits for infrastructure that constructed. to dig deeper, we are looking at completing on opening the public parks in shipyard phase one, and that's our disposition and development agreement with lenar as opposed to shipyard phase two, d.d.a. with five points. so, moving on to phase two in candlestick, planning and building infrastructure on the second phase of the shipyard, as well as building and planning and completing infrastructure on candlestick, which is exciting. most of the work is there to support the rebuilding of alice griffith. we are also going to be approving the vertical development designs on shipyard phase one as well as on candlestick point, continuing to ex pend those feder

i lost my dad a few years ago, and he was a hunter.hat he would be really tickled to tell the people back home at the coffee shop that his son is out hunting a lion. >> this is the largest hunting convention on the planet. >> crocodiles are really mean. >> besides, i want a pair of boots. >> poachers will shoot every last one, because there's a commercial driven desire. >> people are confused how hunting and conservation go together. >> you could just pick whatever animal you want from the menu they offer you, see the price, and book the kill. >> and that money will all go back into conservation. >> how much for that sucker? >> 35. >> i have the recipe to save the rhino from extinction. sell the horns, keep the rhinos alive. on the black market, the retail value of this horn could be $250,000. the operation is painless. it will take two years to go through the same procedure again. >> all i need is for it to be legal. >> farmers before making money out of it. >> there's not one. >> all right. so the question is, does big game hunting h

love animals. >> reporter: hunters pay to hunt the oldest males that are past breeding age.f animals killed is controlled. sets essentially, they argue, sacrificing a few animals from a herd to grow the population of a species. >> just because a guy comes in here and says i've got some money, i want to shoot this, i'm not going to shoot it if it's not something that benefits me and my management program to take that animal out. >> today trophy hunting is a sport, and it is a horror show. >> reporter: this man is with an animal advocacy group called born free. he says the idea that the money paid to kill one animal can help save the species is a myth. >> there's no benefit to trophy hunting. it really just lines the pockets of an elite few, and it's a practice that's done by a very small percent of the population to put the trophies up in their house to show off that they've killed another animal. >> reporter: but hunters like corey knollt corey nolton say that's not fair because the money goes back into managing and growing the populations of endangered species. nolton recei

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he was an avid hunter. remarkable military career as leader of roosevelt's rough riders in the spanish-american war. the first u.s. volunteer cavalry. he was a congressional medal of honor recipient. first thing he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to africa where he collected specimens of wild game that are still on exhibit at the smithsonian today. and this is one of the at our roosevelt day, heavy hunting rifles. in africa, it is a tradition for heavy, dangerous game to use a very powerful double rifle. you want a powerful shot and you want a very reliable second shot. riflee double barreled gave you that. folks are familiar with double-barreled shotguns but not so many are familiar with double-barreled rifles. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach. and of course, roosevelt was party for the bull moose and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. this was not one of r

brandenburg has responded to the farmers plight they've authorized hunters to shoot wolves if as in the case of yogen fences they have repeatedly attacked livestock or a human being. you have animal protectionists are concerned stefan hiker has been tracking a pack of wolves in his neighborhood for years and is convinced the situation isn't that dramatic. and as long as the wolf is lured in with food it will avoid humans zoom of course or worse for the do you see these fresh wolf tracks only a few hours old in nine years i've only seen one five or six times are usually very shy when i just observe asylum magine. quite a mostly observes the wolves using camera traps. of their does the owner of the can turn because he had the camera it's a black flash so he can't see it he's wearing. parker says the animals should be allowed to live and brandenburg permission to shoot wolves is unnecessary and only a cause for scaremongering. these twenty one days is an endangered species the few wolves we have aren't going to wildly multiply up thirty percent a year so i can't listen to this argument any

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love animals. >> reporter: hunters pay to hunt the oldest males that are past breeding age.he number of animals killed is controlled. it's essentially, they argue, sacrificing a few animals from a herd to grow the population of a species. >> just because a guy comes in here and says i've got some money, i want to shoot this, i'm not going to shoot it if it's not something that benefits me and my management program to take that animal out. >> today trophy hunting is a sport, and it is a horror show. >> reporter: preshan't katan is with an animal advocacy group called born free. he says the idea that the money paid to kill one animal to help save the species is a myth. >> there's no benefit to trophy hunting. it really just lines the pockets of an elite few and it's a practice that's done by a very small percent of the population to put the trophies up in their house to show off that they've killed off another animal. >> reporter: but hunters like cory knowlton say that's unfair and that trophy hunters shell out millions every year because that money goes back into managing an

requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with bayview hunter's point multipurpose senior services for the provision of community services program pilot during the time period beginning january 1, 2018 and ending on june 30, 2020 in an amount of $526,075, plus a 10% contingency of $52,608 for a total amount not to exceed $578,683. thank you, tiffany. >> ok, can i do lighthouse first? i think we skipped over that one. sorry, that was my fault, because i side tracked everyone. >> president serina: yes, of course. >> commissioner lang: very good. >> i wanted to set the stage [laughter]. ok. the first grant agreement presented for approval is the standalone adult with disability pilot and it is for lighthouse for the blind and visually impaired. their programming includes the start of three new weekly classes, quarterly wellness retreats and outdoor excursions on weekends all designed to appeal to an adult with disability population that is not currently accessing programming. the funding through the grant agreement will allow lighthouse to dedicate resources and coordi

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. >> people got intrigued to like the big tree hunt almost like trophy hunters. this is the "c ews." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. as millions in the u.s. get ready to ring in the new year there have already been massive celebrations around the world. in sydney, australia, a huge fireworks display lit up the harbor. in hong kong a spectacular array of pyrotechnics wowed spectators. and in dubai an amazing light show on the side of the world's tallest building welcomed the new year. at those event there was intense security. and in the u.s. law enforcement has been preparing for tonight for weeks. here's tony dokoupil. b siffing dogs and thousands of officers, the nypd is hoping for a safe start to 2018. john mill certificate the nypd's deputy commissioner in charge of counterterrorism. >> the idea is to have enough of a visual deterence so people look at this and say it's a hard target. >> new york security plans for about a million expected revelers includes radiation scanners and bag checks. >> no backpacks. >> reporter: plus multiton trucks and

he was an avid hunter. he had a remarkable military career as leader of roosevelt's rough riders in the spanish-american war. the first u.s. volunteer cavalry. he was a congressional medal of honor recipient. first thing he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to africa where he collected specimens of wild game that are still on exhibit at the smithsonian today. this is one of theodore roosevelt's big heavy hunting rifles. in africa, it is a tradition for heavy, dangerous game to use a very powerful double rifle. you want a powerful shot and you want a very reliable second shot. and the double barreled rifle gave you that. folks are familiar with double-barreled shotguns but not so many are familiar with double-barreled rifles. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach. and of course, roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. thi

. >> theodore roosevelt was probably are shootingest president, he was a very avid hunter. the first thing he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal roosevelt was pardon for the bull moose and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv and on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america.

love animal. >> reporter: hunters pay to hunt the oldest males past breeding age.ontrolled. it's essentially, they argue, sacrificing a if you animals from a herd to grow the population of a species. >> just because a guy comes in here and says, i've got some money, i want to shoot this, i'm not going to shoot it if it's not something that benefits me and my management program to take that animal out. >> reporter: >> today, trophy hunting is a sport and it is a horror show. >> reporter: this man is with an animal advocacy group called born free. he says the idea that the money paid to kill one animal can help save the species is a myth. >> there is no benefit to trophy hunting. it really just lines the pockets of an elite few and it's a practice that is done by a very small percent of the population. to put the trophies up in their house to show off that they've killed another animal. >> reporter: trophy hunters like to say they spend more money than anyone to help protect animals around the world, but critics question whether countries that promote trophy hunts ma

the hunters say what they saw. they alert colonel lewis. colonel lewis makes the biggest mistake in his entire military career at this time. he tells the two commanders, captainfleming and charles lewis of a gusto to muster each of them the first one hundred 50 men ready to march. put them on the six most senior captains in each of their lines and will out and see what is in front of us. he thinks what he sees as what the hunters report on what they saw, a large scouting party. they soon find out he is wrong. the 150 men start marching up on the west -- the east side. crooked creek. they are marching here. about a quarter-mile of the way colonel fleming and his men are marching up this way. as they come to an open area, the indians deploy and opened fire. a terrible cost of men in the first few ranks of the virginia's and either wing. colonel fleming is grievously wounded. colonel fleming is seriously wounded and would later die. colonel lewis is mortally wounded. he will die shortly after he gets back to the camp. all heck is breaking loos

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officials have decided to retest the hunter's point shipyard in san francisco for radiation. that's because the contractor it hired to get rid of contamination at the super fund site may have faked the clean-up. >> we've been breaking news on the scandal for four years now. liz wagner joins us with the new developments involving this land. slated for park, shops and even homes, liz. >> the navy confirms nearly half the clean-up is in question. we've already exposed allegations after fraud by former workers and uncovered an incertainly report showing the company at the center of the scandal cheated on part of the clean-up. navy officials just finished reviewing all of the clean-up record and now admitting it's worse than they thought. >> i think the extent is greater than we anticipated definitely. navy official derek robinson is in charge of the clean-up at the shipyard. he says the year long review found nearly half of the radiation data showed inconsistencies, and that a good portion is likely fraudulent. the yard spans 900 acres along san francisco's waterfront. it is set

let's bring in kathleen hunter,. -- let's bring in kathleen hunter and eric.hat are the prospects in the senate that we get the house deal blocked? kathleen: did -- the talent in the senate is that they need to get democratic votes. in the senate, the republicans only control 51 seat. they are nine votes short of the 60 they need to pass the bill. that creates difficulties for republicans trying to get legislation there. couple getting matters more, republicans have said they will vote against it. -- compounding matters more, three republicans have said they will vote against it. it looks like they don't have the votes. it is an open question. is horse playing trading in terms of what trump might offer as an incentive to get this across the line. how does trump factor into the debate? he talked on twitter about our military needs this. trump's benefactor in this debate --trump's has been a factor in this debate all along. had originally hoped to get a broader deal. democrats oppose this because it doesn't have daca. scrap that.king to andcrats wanted a face, t

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he going in his friend charlie the two visitors from manila want to meet the one time head hunters and their unique tattoo on. it's an art form that now only exists in the remote mountains and the only real practitioner these days is an old lady. hwang on the tattoo artist. on the left. but until then until the telling the gods have the plans for even charlie. and pink is slaughtered in honor of the visitors. are the guests from far away even welcome here. i'm sure. it's all written in the liver of the slaughtered animals according to the people here in killing a few. hundred hundred at the moment. when strangers visit us i search the liver for secret signs. that the liver is big round and full then everything's ok you've got. people hold when you get they if it's small on a shape and that's a bad omen we'd love to get. levy getting to be sure. that the two strangers are allowed to stay one decides that the men will get their tattoos the next day. from history you know i was there because they're very good. and i'm quite exciting i was very disappointed with them because. i'm hoping th

. >> theodore roosevelt was an avid hunter. the first thing he did when he left office was organized and go on a large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach. and of course, roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party, and there is a ball moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri, sunday att noon and 2:00 p.m. on c-span3. the justice department this morning announced it is reversing and obama-era policy that prohibited prosecutions on marijuana charges in states where marijuana is legal under state law. now the federal government will begin marijuana prosecutions in states where it is legal. senator gardner wrote the reported action directed contradicts what attorney general sessions told me prior to his confirmation, with no prior notice. the justice department has traveled on the will of the voters in colorado and other states. i'm prepared to take all steps necessa

he was a very added hunter. -- avid hunter. he had a remarkable military career as the leader of roosevelt's rough riders in the spanish-american war. he was a congressional medal of honor recipient. the first thing he did when he left office was organized and go on a very large hunting safari to africa where he collected game that areild still on exhibit in the smithsonian today. this is one of theodore roosevelt's big hunting rifles. in africa it is tradition for heavy, dangerous game to use a powerful double rifle. you want a powerful shot and a reliable second shot. the double barrel rifle gave you that. folks familiar with double barrel shotguns, not so many are familiar with double barrel rifles. this was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach. and of course, roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party. there is a olmos and great -- bull moose engraved on the side of the gun. this is not one of his safari rifles, but it is a beautifully made gun he owned. it was typical