for many animals in kruger national park, they've come too late. almost every day, frik rossouw and his team have to go out to secure crime scenes like this one. in this case, it's especially distressing. the rhino, a female, was pregnant. narrator: hunting and being hunted -- for wild animals life is always about survival. and it's no different in kenya. in some of the villages here, people and elephants are sworn enemies. and that's where a very special story begins, the story of elephants whose survival is all down to bees. reporter: farmer nashon mwaghare has finally been able to harvest numerous sacks of corn. he leased the field ten years ago, when his first child was born, but a powerful enemy appeared, one that constantly stole his harvests. nashon: we would sow the seeds, but just before harvest time, the elephants would come. sometimes they came before the corn was even ripe. they would eat everything or trample it. everything was destroyed. reporter: they always came during the night and tore up the field. it was a desperate struggle bet

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. >>> and up next, diane kruger. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> 8:51.r. >> diane, good morning. good to have you here. you actually play someone who truly exists. were you able to talk to her for your research? >> i was. truly fascinating people who go undercover for 2 1/2 years and the risks they take. >> they must have so much courage. >> how was that relationship? those lines get blurred that long undercover. >> there's rumors as to whether or not they actually ended up having an affair. i don't think they did. they spent 2 1/2 years as fiances and husband and wife together. >> we're lucky enough to have brian cranston here on occasion. he's a terrifically interesting and fun guy. what was it like to work with him? >> i felt lucky. i was fan girling a lot. you watch him work and learn so much. he becomes the character. i ran into him after the movie wrapped and walked past him without recognizing him. his face just changes. >> that anniversary seems unbelievable. the layers of acting in one season is incredible. >> movie is awesome. >> was this somet

. >> reporter: diane kruger and benjamin bratt are also in the thriller. >> my son is coming to hollywood. >> reporter: starting its run in limited release is the woodly allen film. it is set in 1930s hollywood and follows a love triangle. >> you be a good boy leonard. >> reporter: don't forget ability the reigning box office champ. the secret life of pets follows a group of pets on an adventure when their humans are not around. [ laughter ] >> uh-oh. >> reporter: adam housely, fox news. >>> and before we leave you, we will take in a quick peek at stocks. looks like the dow jones is going to be finishing essentially flat today. s&p and nasdaq, no big change on those indexes either. finishing just a hair on the downside. moments ahead of the close. >> our coverage on the attack in nice france continues online at ktvu.com as well as on facebook and twitter. they are having memorials in nice there in the southern part of france. we are seeing people laying flowers. this is a live picture in the city of paris. the colors are blue, white, and red gracing the eiffel tower, our coverage continue

tonight -- bill o'reilly, from "the infiltrator", actress diane kruger, star of "another period", actressfollowing her endorsement by bernie sanders yesterday, hillary clinton today began the task of wooing his 13 million primarily young supporters. and i have to say, she's off to a

. >> sure fosters department staff in kruger with the departments review a week b will work for the record the publication deadline for next thursday is passed this past monday so if the commission is available to receive the updated materials we've get those to you and the dr requester but the big things to make sure the ceqa determination is upheld and the calculations are true. >> i mean commissioner hagen's resonates with all of us nobody wants to go arbitrary and have a week and deadlines if we didn't push that a week i honestly have a question to the fairness we have people that will be out and takes 4 votes to support a dr so that is unfair to the odds we have july 28th we could put this two weeks, however, one dr requester is not here whatever we decide not fair to somebody i think we need to weigh all the c's. >> commissioner vice president richards there's been a change i will be here next week. >> okay. then i support a week. >> let me check jonas counting the calendar for next week it is obviously full but seems plausible. >> several things fell off of the 21st a joint hearing

and recent research by larry katz and alan kruger has found that if you look at nonstandard employmentorary workers, that it is rising quite rapidly from 9% in 1995 to 16% in 2015. the parts of the economy that have gotten the most attention in the press, the sharing economy, is a small portion of this, but is growing and understanding how we can revive -- revise our system as a whole including unemployment insurance in light of trends like this as important. at the same time, it is also important that the majority of people are in more traditional standard employments. we don't want to throw everything out, invent a brand-new system but want to make sure it works for this increasing group of people. want to briefly go through why ui is economically important and carmel and cyndi made a number of these points. traditionally, the two arguments you would hear are, number one, it provides households with incomes when they need it most, it helps them in the parlance of economics smooth their consumption in the face of a shock. and if you look between 2008 and 2012, 11 million people were l

that, in fact, that we had additional ones that's why it was specific to the smith and weston and kruger'se actually deinvested through the services remington excuse me - outdoor the manufacturers of a salt weapon through the years they've been reacting to who manufacturers the weapon in a specific incident so that's why we see the piecemeal that was done by calpers and cal exercises the teachers took up local restrictions approach. >> i'll suggest in the chair for some kind of direction a courtesy to the makers who is not here as well as supervisor farrell not aware there was calendar for action today to bring it back with further research on that we'll make an informed decision you know who knows looking at some of the proponents of this they may have the same passing and coming back here i don't know so it is worthwhile bringing it back and looking at it further because you know these companies will still be manufacturing the guns that will be around the fact that maybe the members feel they don't want to get part of their earns. >> wrap up the motion so we can move forward. >> can i mo