find a better path. [ lela speaking foreign dialect ] >> kip: he's saying the meaning of the word "ilialect ] >> kip: and hunting wasn't what we understand of hunting today. it was hunting for survival, for food. not for business, not for selling -- >> anthony: trophies. >> kip: trophies and stuff. >> anthony: jonathan kip is a maasai chief. lela kinyaha is a maasai elder here at il ngwesi. >> anthony: was this an easy or a difficult transition? or was it imposed from outside? >> kip: the transition first is when the poachers or the sport hunting was happening, we think it was a western idea. >> anthony: yup. >> kip: and we were not beneficiaries of it. until when an idea came from lewa and said, "well, we can turn wildlife conservation for the future of this land, conserve land for the future generations." i think they did what we say, you know, you teach a person how to fish, instead of providing them fish. so they taught us how to fish. and from there, we are not being driven by lewa anymore, or any white person, or any ngo. lewa is still a great, great neighbor. so we need each ot

find a better path. [ lela speaking foreign dialect ] >> kip: he's saying the meaning of the word "il hunting wasn't what we understand of hunting today. it was hunting for survival, for food. not for business, not for selling -- >> anthony: trophies. >> kip: trophies and stuff. >> anthony: jonathan kip is a maasai chief. lela kinyaha is a maasai elder here at il ngwesi. >> anthony: was this an easy or a difficult transition? or was it imposed from outside? >> kip: the transition first is when the poachers or the sport hunting was happening, we think it was a western idea. >> anthony: yup. >> kip: and we were not beneficiaries of it. until when an idea came from lewa and said, "well, we can turn wildlife conservation for the future of this land, conserve land for the future generations." i think they did what we say, you know, you teach a person how to fish, instead of providing them fish. so they taught us how to fish. and from there, we are not being driven by lewa anymore, or any white person, or any ngo. lewa is still a great, great neighbor. so we need each other, but we are not

♪ >> anthony: just outside the borders of lewa conservancy is a massai village known as the il ngwesiets, which is meat, blood and milk. at least once in a while, they do blood tapping. >> anthony: to the maasai, the cow is a sacred animal. giver of all things. unlike the west, meat is not the primary interest. here, cattle are sustainable, a long-term asset, for milk, for cheese, and on special occasions, blood. straight from the tap. >> anthony: okay, here we go. all right, well done. >> anthony: annoying as hell for the cow, no doubt, but decidedly not fatal. it might, however, prove fatal for my colleague kamau, who unlike me, has never experienced this local beverage. a warm jet of arterial blood into the gourd, add some thick, clotting milk, also from cow. shake, and down the hatch. >> kip: would you like to have a sip? >> anthony: yes, sure. just straight from here? >> kip: yeah. >> anthony: here we go. oh, you're going to like it. it's good. so delicious. >> anthony: and keep in mind the whole village is watching. and you are on tv. >> kamau: okay. i'm home. >> anthony: makes

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message from the north korean leader wingy met pope francis in the battery can you relate that kim jong il had invited the pontiff to visit pyongyang it's been reported the pope said he made visits if he is officially invited rob right now from seoul. as he delivers the invitation to the vatican president mungy and of south korea. here once more finds himself playing the role of mediator. and if pope francis agrees to the visit it will be one of north korea's biggest diplomatic achievements yet in breaking out of international isolation. the pope visited south korea in twenty fourteen when he was greeted by a million people on the streets of seoul that visit was evidence of the south's vibrant religious life. contrast that with the north where christian worship is officially restricted to just four churches in pyongyang one of them a catholic cathedral. but critics say it's just for show and that in reality christians routinely face persecution for their beliefs even death north korea's persecution of christians has no rival on the earth it is unforgiving systematic unyielding and often fa

donald trump professes his love for the north korean leader kim jong il and while pyongyang remains coley nonetheless over america's hostile sanctions. this is art international broadcasting round the world live from. here in moscow is kevin i mean this so first and after seventeen years of war in afghanistan the u.s. has once again hinted it's open to peace talks with the taliban widely considered a terrorist organization however the flip side of this it doesn't seem that the militants themselves are willing to accept the offer especially considering the increasing control the groups exerting on the ground now r.t. was granted rare access to a taliban militant commander and raised the subject direct. that the americans never want to cooperate with the taliban and the taliban has never asked the americans again to cooperate against the islamic state the americans are bombing us while we fight against isis late suggestive direct talks between the taliban and washington came from the u.s. state department on friday. this is ministration has made it clear that it is prepared to engage with a

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and those of you new to il ir, there are sign-up sheets in there as well. the business at hand, we are today to have with us retired supreme court justice john paul stevens. [applause] he hasn't even said anything yet. [laughter] the origins of this event are traceable to paula challif. a member of our board as well. she sitting right down here in the front row. not incidentally, paula plays bridge with justice stevens. and that's the basis by which he comes to be here. the conversation will be is aated by frank, who familiar figure to many of you. frank started out in long island and graduated from the u.s. naval academy. he served in the navy. completed a journalism is a masters in northwest university. eventually came to south florida, joined the miami herald. then he moved to the palm beach post. he also lectures at fa you. anyway. while justice stevens will have to leave immediately, and i will ask you to please give him easy access up that i'll, frank has agreed to stick around. no further delays. frank: can you hear us in the back? we might need a mi

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i am the chair of il ir. we encountered several board members thank you for making your way into this room. i want to acknowledge carol ck, our executive director. [applause] >> she is been doing a lot of the heavy lifting associated with this. there are a couple of business items i have to address photographs, recordings, not permitted. we have already turned off the cell phones. ok. some business about ilir. we begin our full session on .onday the 15th that is less than two weeks. we have an open house scheduled for next week, the 10th. at the boca raton community center, which is right near city hall in palmetto. you have a program brochure on your seats when you came in that thes the full program for eight-week session, which i think looks very exciting. and those of you who are new to il ir, you can turn this in when you are done. well. on to the business at hand. we are privileged today to have with us retired supreme court justice john paul stevens. [applause] he hasn't even said anything yet. the orig

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red flag warning in effect through wednesday morning as wind will gust about 50, 55 .iles per hour inigher humidity dgeusly fires can sta spread rapidly under these conditions. overnight, the winds increase in the hills. lows in the upper forts to low 50s. tomorrow's highs under sunny skies range from mid and upper 60s at the coast to near 80 inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. wednesday, halloween, much like tomorrow, a nice, sunny, wild day, as the -- we hope the fire danger will diminish on wednesday, as the winds are expected to diminish. great trick or treating weather, and sunny skies through the seven-day period. and we fall back to standard time saturday night into sunday morning. get that extra hour of sleep. >> yes! >> one more hour. >> i'll take it. >> thanks, spencer. >>> well, there is a new tool to help your evening commute, but this isn't for everyone. we caught one the man behind the one wheel. >>> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. finney. a fast-track issue big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling.

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il>> ssa, thank you. 6:32. l following some breaking news in the district this morning. several roads around dupont circle have jus reopened in the last few minutes. poli tell us a high angle rescue was successfer. the pn has been taken to the hospital. >> in southeast d.c. one person is dead after dozens of shots were fired overnight. the gunfire was reported and 11:30 last night near alabama avenue and east police did say they were looking for a man wearing all black clothing. is is the 137th homicide in d.c. thats a 42% jump from this time last year. >>>ew developments this morning. university of maryland football coach dj.kin will return to the sidelines this weekend. the board ofegts said he will keep his job following the death of jordan mcnair. many have accused the coach and the athletic departmental loug for a toxic culture. news4's justin finch will have reaction from mcnair's reaction. >> happening in pittsburgh there are four more family members. they traveled toitburgh to lay flowers at the memorial. he came to spend time there. >>> 6:33 right no deadly cras

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it relationship donald trump's opening professed his affection for the north korean leader kim jong il and. i was really being tough and so wishing i would go back and forth and then we fell in love ok no really he wrote me beautiful letters and they're great letters that was trying talking to supporters over the weekend describing how he and cam have gone from it's complicated to in a relationship a tale as old as time isn't it too volatile world leaders separated by thousands of kilometers first of each other's throats then over time and numerous heartfelt letters magic happens so i've received two letters from chairman kim my personal correspondence magnificent very strong letter form incredible letters a letter that i gave one i showed one of the letters just. to prime minister b. he said this is actually a groundbreaking letter so against all odds they're in love at least according to trump but the relationship isn't without its problems now is not the time to ease pressure verify denuclearization of north korean until such time as that occurs the economic sanctions the sanctions

miss upon his fourth trip to pyongyang this year and his second round of talks with leader kim jong il and the meeting is aimed at setting up further details for another summit between kim and the u.s. president donald trump kim said he would work towards denuclearization during june singapore summit with president trump that cameron is heading to the polls that cast their ballots in the country's presidential election president paul beer is seeking a seventh term in office after holding power for thirty six years but as morgan reports from the capital yonan day the election is being overshadowed by a separatist uprising in the english speaking west of the country. one of the final rallies before polls open for some this presidential election opposition candidate joshua oshie is trying to gain more support to help replace president paul beyond who has been in power since the one nine hundred eighty two zero she is promising to tackle the major challenge of corruption charges. security six years of suffering it's thirty six years too long six years as an entire life don't let them know

could escalate the situation in the region just to remind you syria accidentally shot down a russian il twenty reconnaissance or craft during an attack by israeli fighter jets the kremlin accused israel of using the larger russian plane as cover israel confirm conducting the air strikes but ses its jets were outside syrian airspace when the plane was done and. america's ambassador to nato is on something of a damage control mission after pledging to quote take russian missiles the international alliance believes violates a cold war era treaty. the kielder majors would be to take out the missiles that are in development by russia in violation of the treaty so that would be the counter measure eventually. all russia's foreign ministry fired back saying public officials should be very careful when it comes to aggressive rhetoric international affairs commentator jonathan steele believes the u.s. ambassador was actually trying to convince nato to boost defense spend. well i think it says something about the need to keep nature active and spending more and more money on defense it's just a s

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jennifer: secretary of state mike pompeo just met with north korean leader kim jong-il and as part offforts to denuclearize that country. do you support what the administration has done so far, and how should the u.s. handle north korea? senator cardin: i strongly support diplomacy. only sensiblehe way to end the crisis in north korea. i was in favor of the president using diplomacy. what i was not in favor of with him having a meeting with kim which was a great photo op but there was no substance to that meeting. the first thing you need to do isend this nuclear threat that north korea must disclose all their nuclear sites and have international inspectors in to understand their nuclear program, and have a credible path forward to eliminate the threat. and haven't taken step one, now we are talking about doing something else, kim jong-il and signing a truce or, giving him release for sanctions? i'm all for diplomacy but we need to do it in a way where we see concrete results, and so far the trump administration has been more interested in photo ops than getting things done. jennifer: