but sometimes they're happy lions.y to make that they say -- [ lion noise ] that's when they get happy, you know? and that's -- if they just like to catch something, you can hear very close, only like -- [ lion purring noise ] and they'll stop or they'll sound a lot like a -- [ lion noise ] >> anthony: that's a happy one. >> ole: that's a happy one. >> anthony: no, no problem. >> ole: no problem. >> anthony: but that purring one, that, that, the second noise, that -- that's not good. >> ole: mm-hmm. that one is not good. >> anthony: that's not a "here, kitty" situation. >> ole: that sound is, "oh this one must be looking for finding food." maybe. >> anthony: okay. no. my cat hates me. >> ole: yeah. [ ole laughs ] >> anthony: okay. this a lot of you are going to find very disturbing. i'm guessing the little goat over there is about to get the bad news? >> ole: come now. you can touch like this. yep. >> anthony: i try and be a good guest. i eat what my hosts put in front of me. i try to take responsibility if something d

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the lions which have sat in the square since 1867 have heard them all. what if they could speak?part of the london design festival, a fifth lion will appear in the square, powered by machine learning. the result is an interactive sculpture called please feed the lions, a collaboration between designer es devlin and the google arts and culture lab. members of the public will be able to feed the lions with words, which in turn will generate poetry created by an artificial neural network. it uses an algorithm known as long short—term memory recovery neural network. snappy. it has learnt how to write by reading millions of words of 19th—century poetry relevant to the time the lions were first installed in the square. machine learning becomes a way not to replace human poetry writing, but a way to allow people who wouldn't normally be able to write a poem, or wouldn't normally think of writing a poem, to enable them to gather their words together and form a collective stream of thought, to add order to what could otherwise be chaos of people jamming together their thoughts. and you do

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time he lions were first installed in the square.lace human poetry writing but a way to allow people who wouldn't normally be able to write a poem or wouldn't normally think about writing a poem, but to allow them to gather their words together and form a collective stream of thought. to add order to what could otherwise be a chaos of people's jammed together thoughts. and you don't have to go to the square to take part in this. you can go onto the website and contribute online too, so it's notjust for londoners. that's very important to me. the algorithm works by learning to predict the next text character over and over again, always taking into account those that came before. similar to predictive text, it repeats this process until it can do so accurately on sequences it hasn't seen before. when members of the public feed in words of their own, the machine will expand them into its own form of poetry. once the poems have been generated, they will be projected onto a screen in the mouth of the lion and, when it gets dark, onto nels

and poetry — straight from the lion's mouth.weekend, at the vna museum in london, a new exhibition opens celebrating the art and design behind video games. design play disrupt tries to unpack some of the processes which have given rise to some of of the biggest game titles in recent years, like this, nintendo mega—hit splatoon, which somewhat refreshingly has squids firing ink rather than bullets in their quest to paint the world with colour. so here you can see the various stages of the game's design and what's interesting is that you have your concept arch and fashion design and set design, what came first was this early prototype which features none of that and was simply designed whether to see whether the gameplay would be fun. video games are, without doubt, one of the most ubiquitous cultural and design forms of our time, but there's an estimated 2.2 billion people in the world who play video games, almost a quarter of the world's population so it's important that cultural institutions and spaces of design embrace and exp

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thu0326 - at the chaffee zoo.. rp stating that the man broke into the lion den.. and the lion currently h . >>> a strange story out of the central valley, a man was attacked by a lion last night at the fresno zoo. >> the man broke into the lion den and the lion currently has the subject. >> security guards heard him screaming for help just past 11:00 last night. he claims he was chased into the zoo and the lion grabbed his big toe when he was climbing a fence in front of the exhibit. police say to get close to the lion enclosure he would have had to scale a number of barriers. >> he did have to jump over a fence that has a no trespassing sign and climbed over the barbed wire on top of it to get into the zoo itself. >> the man suffered only minor injuries. authorities believe he was under the influence and he will be cited for trespassing. >>> the case calls to mind a deadly tiger attack in san francisco. the teenager was mauled to death after breaking into the zoo on christmas day back in 2007. the tiger escaped its enclosure and attacked. the teen's two brothers survived and eventually

soon the5e guarded by four giant lions.ather unusual one at that. it is arriving with the help of google and paul carter has been to find out more. protests. celebrations. mourning. trafalgar square has long been a place where voices have come together. the lions have sat in the square since 1867 have heard them all. but what if they could speak? as part of london design festival, a fifth lion is going to appear in the square, powered by machine learning. the result is an interactive sculpture called please feed the lions, a collaboration between designer e5 devlin and google art5 and culture lab. members of the public will be able to feed the [ions with words which in turn will generate poetry created by an artificial neural network. it uses an algorhythm known as long short—term memory recurrent neural network. snappy! the [ions have learned how to write by reading millions of words of 19th—century poetry relevant to the time he [ions were first installed in the square. machine learning becomes a way not to replace human

to scale a number of barriers to get close to that lion enclosure. >> they were never in with the lions. the injury occurred through the mesh. we don't know whether they were antagonizing the lions or anything else. >> police suspect the man was under the influence. he suffered only minor injuries and will be cited for trespassing. >>> starting next month, six new campsites are opening up at candlestick point. this is the first urban state park in california. the sites have new state approved redwood tables, new grills and state approved animal food lockers and they will be available for reservation beginning october 1. >>> you probab sm wiow where it is pleasant to camp out in that area. >> there is a reason they started october 1. this time of year it often gets warmer. today, oakland warmest day of the year. tying june 23. it hit 86 and oakland nearly hit 80. san francisco warm. one of the warmest days of summer and fall begins saturday morning. concord 70 degrees currently. san jose upper 60s mid-60s for livermore. comfortable night tonight. concord down to 55. san francisco 54. clo

a man attacked by a lion at the fresno zoo. this is the victim them before he was rushed to the hospital. security guards found him screaming for help. he claims a man chased him into the sue. the lion then grabs his big toe while climbing a fence in front of the exhibit. officials say he would have to have scaled multiple barriers to get close to the enclosure. >> a man broke into the lions den and the line has the subjects leg. >> the injury occurred through the mesh. we don't know if they were antagonizing the lions. >> police suspect the man was under the influence. he suffered minor injuries and he will be cited for trespassing. >>> it's a place you would not associate with camping. next month six new campsites are opening at candlestick point. this is the first urban stay -- state park in california. they have new grills and tables and food lockers for the animals. >>> if you want a plastic straw you will have to ask for one. california is the first state in the country to ban full service restaurants from handing out pla

that's when a lion bit mendez's toe. he was taken to a local hospital. soon after he was cited for trespassing. zookeepers say he wasn't the only one in harm's way. >> it puts our animals at risk. if there is an event where it's a choice between human life and animal life, we have to make the cities to protect human life. >> police found drug paraphernalia andelieve mendez was under the influence. >>> whole foods has had it with protesters. they are asking a judge for a temporary restraining order against an animal rights group. back in 2015 members of the group direct action everywhere started their protests walking aisles and disrupting businesses, including the one in san francisco. the group was upset about the treatment of chickens that supply eggs at whole foods, among other things. court papers say organizers are planning an occupation at berkeley stores that could last for a week. no word when a judge will make a decision on that order. >>> a helping hand from the state of california this week. it comes with some tough decisions. the district fac

if a lion pops up behind you, then fight or flight is the right response.quickly from stressful periods. and crucially, might help raise levels of confidence and creativity in certain personality types. i guess i am the type of personality that would quite happily sit in a spinning top all day. spencer! can we get one of these in the office, please? so that is what is rofl means — rolling on the floor laughing. thank you. yes, we will get one for you, kate. don‘t forget, we live on facebook and twitter. thanks for watching. see you soon. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today: cutting off cold callers — from today companies who pester people without their permission risk fines of up to £500,000. "call off the dogs" — former labour front—bencher chuka umunna urgesjeremy corbyn to stop party infighting and start fighting brexit. and we‘ll hear about an ambitious new project to get rid of plastic waste in the pacific ocean. alastair cook serves up something to remember him by: england‘s record run scorer made

. >> the mall's goes over 1 million square of vacant space and that's the lions share of them all and the remaining tennants there are suffering from obviously being in a dead mall. they are looking for revitalization. this community is looking to have this mall restored as a social heart as it once was decades ago. >> some residents were against the project saying it would be too much for suburban cupertino. construction to transform the old mall is set to begin soon. valcao, as you know, is right across the freeway from the apple headquarters. >>> a mountain lion strolling down the street again. still ahead, the city that's opinion put on alert after a series of summer sightings like this one. >> imagine paying a toll to get in and out of the city you live in. the bay area hot spot where that's about to become a reality. >> more on the fire warning. that's coming up in about eight minutes. video of a car, involve deadly "hit & run" in santa rosa. police say the driver of this white sedan is suspected of >>> new surveillance video of a car involved in a deadly hit and run in santa ro

if a lion pops up behind you, then fight or flight is the right response.at. the results are in from this pilot and suggest certain types of play could help workers recover more quickly from stressful periods and, crucially, might help raise levels of confidence and creativity in certain personality types. i guess i‘m the type of personality that would quite happily sit in a spinning top all day. spencer! can we get one of these in the office, please? so, that‘s what is rofl means — rolling on the floor laughing. thank you. yes, we will order one in for you, kate. don‘t forget, we live on facebook and twitter. thanks for watching. see you soon. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden.

into the lion den and the line currently has the subject's leg. >> they were never in with the lions. so the injury occurred through the mesh and we don't know whether they were antagonizing the lions or anything else. we don't know what that behavior was. >> authorities say the man may have been under the influence and he only suffered minor injuries. he will be cited for trespassing but not jailed. >>> it's a place that you would not associate with camping, but starting next month six new campsites are opening at candlestick point. kpix5's don ford went to take a look. >> reporter: candlestick point is a wind swept bit of land usually not even fit for football, but the state now says come on down for camping. >> camp sites to california's first urban state park. >> wait. this is the first urban state park. >> in fact, , yes. candlestick was the first urban state park in the entire state park system. >> reporter: for decades the park sat barely noticed in the shadow of candlestick stadium. now there are six brand-new campsites designed for overnight camping. >> i'm probably going to

you're watching to still to come a new defense for endangered species these lion cubs are proof that it is possible . now crossing no man's land just to get to school what sounds like fiction is a daily reality for some peoples in eastern ukraine the armed conflict between government troops and russian backed separatists in the region has left a fortified front line in ukraine's east dividing communities and leaving many areas cut off from their surrounding d.-w. is nick calmly went to the front line bill age from need to meet the children who face mortal danger trying to get an education. another morning and another trip to school without any shots being fired. reason enough for people here to be thankful for now the so-called school ceasefire seems to be holding off to leaving home one separatist held side these people have passed through no man's land before crossing a narrow bridge and showing that possible. we're not allowed to film the moment the children and their parents cross the bridge or ukrainian military mind is a nervous they say are unexpected parents could provoke the

the team took will be taking on the detroit lions. i saw several lions fans in san francisco on saturday. both the niners and the lions are looking for their first win of the season. jimmy garoppolo on one side of things and matthew stafford on the other. jimmy g is going against a lions pass defense that was bottom five in the nfl last year. a defense that got left in the dust last weekend against rookie weekend against rookie quarterback sam darnold and the jets. here's something to watch. the 49ers red zone offense. last week they scored just one touchdown in four tries when they came close to the goaline. all in all if they play well they should be okay here. as for the raiders. they will go up against the denver broncos tomorrow afternoon. they've got something to prove as well. last week the raiders lost 33 to 13 after being tied with the rams in the third quarter. yes, i'd say the fourth quarter didn't go so well. derek carr needs to find amari cooper in this game. the star receiver had just nine yards in the season opener. the

exciting in the past scientists have struggled to artificially inseminate lions they hope what they've learned from this birth can also be applied to other big cats we can use that species to understand some of the factors necessary to help us save. some of the more endangered or critically endangered big cats around the world. it's estimated the african lion population has decreased by more than sixty percent in the last twenty five years alone in the lions are mainly threatened by hunting and habitat loss there were artificial insemination doesn't solve that it gave scientists a safety net the main aim of these political would be to find the protocol for the nation what we can actually use for those and pay them because that's what we give us. to help these guys in the future. these little carbs are living proof there's hope of beating extinction. top story. political leaders are holding crisis meetings to discuss the fate of the country's domestic intelligence chief. has come a recent protests in the city of cabinets he's now also being accused of passing sensitive information to th

watch as one of the lions climbs right into their car. now, keep in mind just recently a different lion at this park mauled a woman dagging her by her arm. in this case, the lion only licked one of the passengers, apparently just wanted a friendly cuddle. >> no thank you. >>> coming up, a new concern about salmonella outbreak traced to breakfast cereal. >>> also ahead, the disappearing funds in a gofundme campaign. hear the strange twist in this feel good story about $400,000 raised for a homeless good samaritan. >>> and the dramatic crane collapse slicing through a house. now we're learning how it happened. crane collapse slicing through a house and learning how it happened. s turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so when she had auto glass damage... she chose safelite. with safelite, she could see exactly when we'd be there. >> teacher: you must be pascal. >> tech: yes ma'am. >> tech vo: sav

it's estimated the african lion population has decreased by more than sixty percent in the last twenty five years alone the lions are mainly threatened by hunting and habitat loss they were artificial insemination doesn't solve that it gives scientists a safety net the main aim of these project would be to find a protocol for him a nation where we can actually use for those and spray them because that's what we give us. to help these guys in the future. these little carbs the living proof there's hope of beating extinction. because here in the u.s. china trade dispute is starting to affect foreign investment not a good says right terry mean business certainly are reducing or delaying at least investment in the united states and the country's central bank the u.s. federal reserve says that the trend is due to concerns about washington and beijing so ongoing trade dispute so far the effect of the terrorists has been modest but it has boosted some production costs according to the fed several american companies want that further terrorists could hurt their businesses after u.s. president'

lion's club on its 95th anniversary of being a powerful force for good in the world. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. gutierrez, for five minutes. mr. gutierrez: mr. speaker, i'm a member of the judiciary committee in this body and unfortunately the framers of the constitution didn't give my committee or this chamber of vetting the president's nominees to the supreme court. but in the house we pride ourselves of being the people's house because we're in contact with our constituents. so while i do not have a vote in the process, i do have a voice. as an elected representative, i feel a sacred responsibility to raise my voice. first of all, i don't care when the allegations of sexual assault came forward, i don't care about whatever schedule senator chuck grassley thinks is more important. i don't care about the impending fall term of the court or the timing of robert muler's next indictment in his -- muelle's next indictment. in the case of judge brett kavanaugh,

they saw a lot of mountain lions there there were hundreds that were killed over the years. the forest cyrus -- forest service hired a ranger to kill the mountain lions and nobody was thinking about what happens when you kill all of the predators. so there was a message population explosion of deer. teddy roosevelt tried to make this a national park and he could not persuade congress to make it a national park. it was given certain protections, but still a lower level of protection than what he wanted. he was dead for a few months before grand canyon became a national park in 1919. he always regrettable he did not make it a national park. partlyly became a park because the railroad was bringing in tourists and arizona thisessman were noticing is worth more than the lions in the canyon. so why are we opposing making this as a national park? picked up and people saw the natural value. a lot of powerbrokers just didn't seem to see that. it took a long time for them to see that. last year we got 6 million andtors of the canyon around 2000 at the 5 million level up and down and l

the juvenile sea lions are sick explorers. they are the research subjects to get information for this group. they say about 148 sea lions have gone into their care. they have been discovered low weight, malnourished, and they are sending the juveniles out that are healthy to go scan the area. they are hoping for a year they'll be able to follow the sea lions they are releasing. >> what exactly are they looking for? >> nothing specific they are looking for. they are going to see which areas are protected that need more concern from the government. and this is a multinational effort. a university in japan and in the u.s. and texas will be looking in and looking at the area and checking out what is going on. >>> now, meanwhile, in singap e singapore -- >> i was in singapore for 10 years and never saw an officer. >> this guy who took the video, these otters are parascoping eu because they have to share their territory with a crocodile. >> what? >> they didn't have those when you were there either? >> no. >> this is the wetland res

they were never in with the lions.the injury occurred through the mesh and we don't know whether they were antagonizing the lion or anything - we don't know what that behavior was," the security guard was able to help the man get to safety and then called police.when police arrived, the man received medical attention. he told them he climbed over the fence because he was being chased. police say they looked around but did not find a second person.the man was arrested and cited for trespassing he was then taken to the hospital. zookeepers say he wasn't the only one in harm's way."it also puts our team at risk because they have to respond to this. it also puts our animals at risk because if there becomes a event where it's a choice between human life and animal life, we have to make the decision to protect human life." (ryan) that was fabiola ramirez reporting. zoo officials say they will press charges against the man. staff checked on the animals last night-- and they say none of the lions were inured. (pam) time now fo

population has decreased by more than sixty percent in the last twenty five years alone in the lions are mainly threatened by hunting and habitat loss there are sufficient insemination doesn't solve that it gives scientists a safety net the main aim of these political would be to find a protocol for him a nation where we can actually use for those and pay them because that's what we give us vicki to help these guys in the future. these little carbs the living proof there is hope of beating extinction. keep smiling every time i see this is so nice when they're small right ok monica if you were a business now and you're talking monetary policy not so cute cute but well before we get to the monetary policy of course we're looking to the u.s. because businesses there are reducing or delaying invest mens' the country's central bank the federal reserve says that the trend is due to concerns about washington and beijing's ongoing trade dispute so far the effect of the tariffs has been modest but it's a boost that some production costs according to the faith several american companies warned

lions coach matt patricia gets a win against his former team. not lost back-to-back games since 2015. they are 1-2 for the first time since 2012. they finished that year 12-4. >>> a check of cnn money. global stocks falling overnight as the u.s. hits china with the biggest round of tariffs. at midnight, the trump administration slapped 2$200 billion of chinese goods. china retaliated and accused the u.s. of trade bullyism. officials canceled planned talks in washington this week. the dow hit a record high for the second day in a row on friday. >>> comcast beating fox for sky. making it the largest pay tv operator in the world. now it will pay $40 billion for sky. out bidding fox and powerful backer disney. many media companies wanted to o own sky. it expands in europe and c competes with netflix and amazon. >>> are you looking for a deal on the next car? a new car will cost more than ever. that is sparking a boom for used cars. the average price for a new car hit an all-time high of $36,000. prices have been on the rise for years as they add exp

a sea lion walking down the road. >> is this a joke? a driver captured this video, an unusual hazard. shows the animal eventually getting out of the road and crawling into a grassy area. the person who shot this says he saw it on the hospital grounds after getting off work. >> that's what happens in alaska. now we know. by the way, candytopia opens in san francisco today. will ganss, thank you very much for all the candy, buddy. >> we'll handle this for you. we got it. >> we'll take it from here. got it! winning, baby. here, you want to try? >>> this morning, the trump white house under attack from within. >> a new article calling his leadership petty and infective. the president is demanding the "new york times" reveal the author and the republicans come to the president's defense. >>> a new wildfire erupting in california, causing the closure of one of the country's most important highways. >>> plus what caused people to get sick on a flight. a celebrity on board is talking about the ordeal. >>> and there's a serious debate going on r

teddy roosevelt went to the north rim to go mountain lion hunting. there used to be a lot of mountain lions there and there were hundreds of them that were killed over the years. the forest service hired a ranger to kill the mountain lions and nobody was quite thinking ecologically and thinking what happens if you kill all the predators, well the prey are going to explode. there was a massive population explosion of deer. teddy roosevelt tried his best to make this a national park and he could not persuade arizonans or congress to make it a national park. in 1908, he made it a national monument by signing a bill. certain protections but still a lower-level protection. it did not remove all of the private mining claims or ranching claims or timber claims. he was dead for a few months before the grand canyon finally became a national park in 1919. he always regretted he did not succeed in making it a national park. it partly became a park because their railroad was here first and they were bringing in tourists and they were loving it and bringing in mo

makes it a point to show us this creature a lion unique to taiwan. he says he supports democracy but sidestepped the issue when we asked for his views on unification of the eating good orders from widgets and guns or the number one will remember them dollars good from the interns and ins on thoughts of the wiser. i arms and salute the disability as i missing what. i'm god i'm doing no you did all your homes all for more border you go on on which a latika. it's an ambiguous and yet commonly held position in taiwan recent calls for clarity mean its leaders will have to strike an increasingly delicate balance in a time of heightened tensions. jewing sierra leone civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians in state sometimes on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera but these is a name to be. disagreeing peacekeeping force the last approach complete eighteen years on using his harrowing images international lawyers seeking justice for those slaughtered by their guardians of peace kilis on al-jazeera. new yorkers are very re

the team took will be taking on the detroit lions. lions fans in san francisco on saturday. both the niners and the lions are looking for their first win of the season. jimmy garoppolo on one side of things and matthew stafford on the other. jimmy g is going against a lions pass defense that was bottom five in the nfl last year. a defense that got left in the dust last weekend against rookie quarterback sam darnold and the jets. as for the raiders. they will go up against the denver broncos tomorrow afternoon. they've got something to prove as well. last week the raiders lost 33 to 13 after being tied with the rams in the third quarter. yes, i'd say the fourth quarter didn't go so well. derek carr needs to find amari cooper in this game. the star receiver had just nine yards in the season opener. the broncos beat the seahawks last week and this is a tough matchup against the division rival broncos. and that is sports. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá) bowls to serve teriyaki. see that right there? you can't say

the mountain lion just casually walked by a neighbors home... andy gomez says it was in teh morning - when he checked his surveillance camera on a whim. and there right in front of him was the big cat. he says - this is not the first time he has laid eyes on such an animal in his neighborhood... and now he wants others to beware. (take sot) gomez says he has contacted the san mateo police department.. as you heard he contacted us because he wants to get his story out there so that people don't get hurt.. he thinks the cat was about 3 feet tall and at least 6 feet long. herein san mateo... te (catherine) developing news tonight... days after hurricane florence rolled through-- the carolinas are dealing with major flooding. we have new video from pender county, north carolina. the widespread flooding nearly covers the tops of homes and buildings. president trump is scheduled to travel to north carolina tomorrow and get a firsthand look at the impact of the storm. he talked about the hurricane today. "i just got some clips of some of the things the

. >>> and a safari surprise as a lion hops in the car and gets way too close for comfort. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. president trump is confronted tonight with what may be the most daunting opposition he's faced yet. this time it's coming from within his own ranks. "the new york times" out this evening with a stunning and unsettling op ed essay. it's a piece that was written by a senior in the trump administration official. the author claiming to be part of a wider resistance within administration. trump appointees the writer says committed to quote thwarting mr. trump's impulses until he's out of office. a short time ago the president reacting, calling the writer gutless. for more on the essay, here is nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: an extraordinary alarm sounded from the inside out, jaw-dropping charges against the president by someone who says they work for him. an anonymous source describing a secret cluster of top aides quote working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclination. i

to pick this year's winners in particular the golden lion. the venice of noise around what was amazing to us the mexican director alfonso cuarón deservedly took the golden lion for the most personal film of his career. is stark and intense. black and white tells the story of his childhood in next. in the one nine hundred seventy s. . this film is an ode to the women who shaped his mother and his name. they survive all the trials life throws at them and hold the family together. the ground round grand prize go through the favorite by your loved one to thank you ben this is a runner up on are also one to director with the spotlight on women. the favorite is a bizarre british period drama do your reading. how does the kingdom. and scored three women engage in a nasty dance of power and intrigue deliciously played by emma stone rachel weisz and as queen phenomenal olivia colman the british t.v. star one venice is prize for best actress. and citizen of his i thought we could raise the money i wasn't seeing. female characters represented in cinema

if you encounter a mountain lion, don't run. instead face the animal and try making yourself look bigger by waving your arms. >>> with the recover process under way in the carolinas, president trump got a firsthand look at the devastation left behind by hurricane florence. the president spent time giving out hugs, and giving out males. he walked through new bern, north carolina, one of the hardest hit towns. president trump reassured residents more help is on the way. >> nobody believed a thing like this can happen and you've broken all records and this is going to add four or five, six feet all over the state. so washington is with you, trump is with you, we are all with you 100%. >> florence is responsible for at least 35 deaths. pictures taken from overhead illustrate how much damage there is. these are before and after pictures of north carolina. golf courses completely covered. you can't see any more green grass, just tree tops and roof tops, neighborhoods swallowed by water and cars and homes submerged. >>> we are in a red

he decides that looks like cuisine for lions. you see that impala? it's stuck in the mud here in south africa. so steve gets out of his car, takes off his shoes and socks. and, again, i want to point out lions like the taste of impala. >> they'll eat you too, brother. >> where's david at when you need him now, uh? >> at this point human being serves himself up for dinner. >> here's the interesting thing. this chef is on an eight-week self-safari when this happened, something he does frequently when he takes a tent, a car, and in this point an impala by the horns and pulls it out. >> look how he looked at him, you're welcome. >> the people shooting the video, they a comment or two. >> oh, he's got an injured leg. maybe, that back left is not looking the best. >> after running on it a bit. >> i think he -- >> no. >> there you go. >> yeah, they take time. >> it starts walking just fine. when the blood starts flowing d those sta disappearing. hey, bro, how'd you get out? >> you know what? i fought my way out. >>> and meanwhile in this game reserve, that

i picture it like the lion king.alapia from the lake, fried with with cooked tomato and spices, served up right on the bone with ice cold tuscan. >>> and yet, a proud kenyan name given your background, why so long? what took you so long, man? >> i was waiting for an invitation, the right invitation. >> was there any concern you would be disappointed? >> i think as a black american, i'm still wrestling with my african-american identity sometimes, and i'm still wondering am i doing right by this culture, does this culture feel like i'm doing right by them. that's why i don't want to walk around like, "i'm home." i think america has struggled with the identity, what does it mean to be black america. i felt it hard to claim this identity. it's exhausting. am i ready to start with a new one? i don't know yet. >> we'll see in a week when you head back. >> exactly. >> shut runs deep here, meaning best scientists can tell, it all started for us in this neighborhood. tribes of hunter/gatherers, the portuguese merchants, the o

he climbed a phelps into the lion's enclosure when a lion reached out and bit his foot.was not seriously hurt >> number seven, metallica will perform unplugged concert november 3rd to benefit their nonprofit foundation. the cup kwrpling show will be held at the ma sonic. mark your calendar. >> what are they doing for the super bowl? >> metallica? >> how great would they be. >> that would be nice. >> have they done it? >> i don't think so. that's it for us. back here in 25 minutes. abc 7 news update. look at that. >> look at that sunrise. gma is next. >>> good morning, america. supreme court standoff. republicans set a deadline for brett kavanaugh's accuser, dr. christine blasey ford, to testify, saying they need to know by tomorrow. her lawyer fires back. as the president stands by his nominee. >> it's very hard for me to imagine that anything happened. >>> the president visits the storm zone, meeting with rescue crews and survivors of hurricane florence. as the carolinas face a new threat from those rising rivers. thousands of people still waiting to go home. >>> urgent

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lions are the wild dogs natural enemy. one of the dogs has been outfitted with a transmitter so researchers can track him. if the sun is busy it's quite high already and it's going to get hot. it's one of these summer days so whenever it gets out the war dogs are not on the move anymore so we must try to find them as the busy moving. i know has been searching for three hours for the transmitter signal in vain but he doesn't give up. that afternoon marshall shows us an enclosure in which he kept a group of wild dogs until they were released into the park. if you would like and you can still see some bones here the dogs were fed antelope about mammoth the docs came from different parts of the country so the biggest challenge was to get the animals used to each other before they could be released back into the wild nationals team recorded the progress. this means. we've brought a twat of dogs from. four females from our one pocket and four female for males from another pocket and then we put them together but they didn't know

>jimmy g and company welcomed the lions to levi stadium.....riticism for his play calling last week -- trying write the ship this week......>lets pick things up in the third quarter.....nine rs up 13-10.....dj reed back to field the kick.....he gets a couple blocks....finds the seam and is off to the races.....the poor kicker has no shot.....but not so fast...the touchdown gets called back because of a facemask.......>but the niners still come out the drive with some points....garappolo hits garrett celek on the slant.....he fights his way into the endzone and it's a 20-10 game......>still in the third....it's 20-13 now....san francisco goes to the ground....that's matt breida finding the hole and he is off to the races....66 yard touchdown...he had 11 carries for 138 yards.....>fourth quarter now....wild sequence here....matt stafford on the scramble....he gets hit out of bounds by elijah lee and lagarette blount takes offense....he shoves lee to the ground....and blount ends up getting suspended for it...costly mistake by the veteran running