lyon-griswold duel suggested things had gone too far. when henry foote draws a pistol and points it at thomas hart benetton, no one is surprised. in fact, there was a quote that it was the only way to defend yourself against a pistol is to bring two pistols. when preston brooks senselessly beats charles sumner down to the ground, people laughed and said he got what he deserved. in the south you get one story. in the north, you get another. and, finally, to conclude, the political culture of the antebellum congress had come apart at the seams. thank you. >>> okay. i'm going to stop here and take questions and see what you think. i want to hear from you guys. go ahead, josh. >> okay. so i never heard of boarding houses, which sounds like boarding school and all that stuff. do they still exist in washington, d.c.? >> that's a good question. boarding houses. i mean, who had not heard of it before? raise your hands. i'm not surprised really. it's not a term we use very much today. it's not really in our culture. but, in fact, there are some b

ruth lyons was born right here in cincinnati. and her iconic program the 50/50 club ran right here on wlwt from 1949 to 1967. ruth' s signature style of casual and feisty made everyone from her famous guests to her stage crew and band to the viewers at home feel like they had known her for years. she was so popular there was a 3 , to 5 year wait for show tickets. when ruth lyons began her christmas fund for children' s hospital, one of the first donors called in and said that she donated because ruth felt like a friend. and friends help other friends when they' re in need. ruth lyons was truly ahead of her time. and set the stage for so many, donahue, and oprah. she passed away in 1988 at the age of 83 years old. lisa: thank you. prom dreams closer to reality for local high schoolers. kenzie' s closet is back at it again this year. for years, kenzie' s closet has provided prom dresses, shoes, and jewelry for young girls here who wouldn' t be able to afford prom otherwise. services are provided at no cost to juniors and seniors wi

. when it' for the ruth lyons children' s fund, but do you know what an icon and pioneer ruth was? kyla woods is here to tell us about her accomplishments. she did. ruth lyons definitely earned the icon in our community. cincinnati, and her iconic program, the 50/50 club, ran right here on wlwt from 1949 to 1967. ruth' s signature style of casual and feisty made everyone from her famous guests, to her stage crew and band, to the viewers at home feel like they had known her for years. she was so popular, that there was a three- to five-year wait for show tickets. when ruth lyons began her christmas fund for children' s hospital, one of the first donors called in and said that she donated because ruth felt like a friend, and friends help other friends when they' re in need. ruth lyons was truly ahead of her time and set the stage for so many, including david letterman, phil donahue, and oprah. she passed away in 1988 at the age of 83 years old. mark and lisa? lisa: thank you. now to a trip of a lifetime for a local cub scout. mark: 8-year-old sean nichols of edgewood took his message

. >> stephen: a hit tv show, playing jamal lyons on "empire." you just got your first record deal with columbia. you write songs. how many of their songs have been on "empire." >> four the first season, eight this season. >> stephen: that is amazing. congratulations. >> give me that publishing money! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: and, and if you ever need any support, you've got a big family behind you. >> a huge family. >> stephen: now what, do you guys call yourselves? >> the smolletts. but the nickname is small nation. >> stephen: i've got a picture did together. >> oh, no. >> stephen: now, what year is this? this is you and your brothers and sisters. >> stephen: 1995. it was called "on our own." was it a tv show on abc? >> tgif. >> stephen: and these are your sublings. jussie, jazz, jojo, journey, jake, and jockey. >> and that's the great comedian ralph lewis harris in the middle. >> stephen: playing aunt jalcinda. do all you guys perform? are all you guys still in show business? >> most of us. nonprofit. and my younger brother helps r

because there are some tough lyons. but let me explain this. we would beat the lyons' ass, and i'll tell you why. >> stephen: they're watching. they watch this show every night. >> they're like, word? really? i'll tell you why? the lyons are constantly at each other's throats. we have a unified situation. and, yes, liewshuous would possibly pull out a gun and shoot you in the ibut that's not pownt. my older brother has arms the size of two of my thighs. so, i mean, i think we would be all right. and i sure could beat jamal's ass down. >> stephen: really? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> stephen: wow, wow. does he know? >> i think-- jamal, yeah, you know? yeah, he knows. he knows. >> stephen: so how did this come about? how does everybody end up in the same sitcom together? >> you know, there started being rumblings because journey was on a little show named "full house." and she played michelle's best friend. they were seeing us around, and my mom was taking us all around, and she was like, "i can't do either it has to be all together or not." and

joining us our two guests to discuss this, amina fazlullah is policy director and daniel -- daniel lyons is with american enterprise institute's center for internet indications and technology. he is a visiting scholar there from boston college. amina fazlullah what is this lifeline program and how to come about? >> guest: the lifeline program actually came about during the reagan administration in order to provide a subsidy to make sure that low income persons that have access to voice service, telephone service and this comes from the notion that having everyone on the network and having access to public safety, having access to each other in commerce is incredibly important and for low income persons making sure that they have additional support to do that is necessary so that's where the program began. >> host: and how many people participate in this program? >> guest: as of this past year about 13 million. >> host: and what's the cost? >> guest: so the cost of the program is -- for household. >> host: $9.25. >> guest: that's right and so it's a relatively minimal subsidy and the cost

wyff news 4's john lyon reports. john: their t shirts say "justice for amara," and their council was just as clear. >> it's time to change the ordinances to protect these animals. we're not going anywhere, that's not a threat, but the -- it is a promise. the animals have a voice in this county now, your citizens are outraged and it is time for a change. john: the outrage is over amara, how she was legally shot by her owner and left for dead. the owner says amara had become aggressive, and bit the owner's wife. the dog was found wandering weeks later, and is being nursed to health by an animal rescue group near asheville. >> she is doing well. she is starting to learn how to play. she's wiggling that butt. she trusts me and my husband very much, so, so she's coming around. john: and the anderson county council is coming around, too. members are appalled by what happened to amara, and looking to strengthen their ordinances. >> we've got some work to do, and we are working on it, but i did you bring a copy or your -- of

lyons cval johnson says he's done with the game after nine seasons in detroit.told the team after the season he was done, but lyons coach asked him to reconsider, no, i'm good. he leaves with 83 touchdowns. over 107 million in salary and bonuses. how about this one, this is going to be another million here but for a very good cause, ricky fowler down in a program in florida. you're going to have to take my word for it, but you can see the celebration right there. fowler's hole in one netted a million dollars for. he ended his prior round. he had the chance to take the shot, so he borrowed shoes and a club. i'll bet he's not giving them back any time soon. > that is fantastic. i got to be dad always taught me keep your eye on the ball. no one apparently told land on cunningham to keep his eyes on the bat. look at this picture. fifth incorporate danny or advertise lost his bat. it went right towards little l land on. his dad puts his hand out. fast reflexes, dad, sean. i was like a nervous mother. this was land on's first baseball game and perhaps a about it of a

two guests to discuss this, amina fazlullah is policy director at the benton foundation, and daniel lyonsmunications and technology. he's a visiting scholar there from boston college. amina fazlullah, what is this lifeline program? how did it come about? >> guest: so the lifeline program actually came about during the reagan administration in order to provide a subsidy to make sure that low income persons that have access to voice service, telephone service. and, you know, this comes from the notion that having everyone on the network, having access to public safety, having access to each other in commerce is incredibly important. and for low income persons, making sure that they had additional support to do that seemed necessary, and so that's where the program began. >> host: and how many people participate in this program? >> guest: as of this past year, about 13 million. >> host: and what's the cost? >> guest: well, so the cost of the program is, so it's a $9.25 subsidy per household -- >> host: $9 at any.25? >> guest: that's right. >> host: okay. >> guest: so it's a relatively minima

the crash was captured on camera.you can see jane lyon walking across the street when she was suddenly hit by a car jane says the woman driving the car got out to check on her... but then sped off. (jane lyon, hit by car) "there was such a calm when she got out of the car, like, oh good, she's going to stay and she's going to help me and then she drove away and i just don't know how you can do that." that."she has a fractured clavicle and thousands of dollars in medical bills. a western pennsylvania man is facing a lenghty prison sentence after he robbed a bank robbery with a unique weapon...prosecutors say 36-year old aaron stein built a fake bomb using phone toy.they also say he wore an iron man mask during the caper. he's pleaded guilty... and says he stole the money to pay for his *honeymoon.* *honeymoon.* now let's check in with your scattered snow showers continued in the overnight hours, leaving roadways mainly wet as the snow melted. but as we head into the morning drive time, snow will fade and it gets replaced by patchy freezing drizzle. this means we could see some slicks sp

lyons, do you think we'll see more involvement by u.s.against al-shabab in somalia evening as the u.s. focuses on so many other conflicts in that ring none. >> i think this administration will continue the course that it's doing, it's going to provide the over the horizon type of drone operations that they get -- if they get a target of opportunity they'll take it. you won't so any u.s. troops on the ground. somalia is also a place where we have lost american soldier soldo there is a sensitivity part of it on the pentagon as well. i don't think you'll see any changes to this administration, they don't see it as a threat. they want the somali government to take care of the problem. >> thank you very much for joining us on al jazeera. and also to our guest professor in north carolina. thank you for being with us this evening. >> thank you. >>> up next the search for africa's next einstein. some of the world apt top scientists garth never west africa. they are there to meet some of the brightest young mind on the continent. >> our american s

the goal is to increase diversity within the school systems, it's called make your mark, and lane lyon is live to talk about it. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. denver is playing host to a group of perspective teachers over the next couple days, they will be meeting and touring schools, it's part of a program to bring more diversity to dps. according to that web site, about 3/4 of students are students of color when it comes to minority teachers, that number is less. coming up, how denver's mayor is going online to recruit more teachers by talking about what makes denver great. >>> they have an opportunity to >> cbs 4 hosting tomorrow. lauren is there again this year we had huge crowds last year. i want to tell people the better because it's not free day at the the girls. >> it is so much fun. like you said, it was a blast last year and going to be and better. we're at the waterway area and cater, the collections manager here at the museum, you have a booth and it's going to be fun for the kids because they get to touch everything. >>> absolutely. it's the hands on part of the

lyon suffered a fractured clavicle and otherwise thousands in medical bills. barbara: in florida a man and his sister are facing charges for stealing a cash box from a girl scout. she was selling cookies outside a wal-mart when he snatched the box. a call to the police identified them and led detectives to where they live. police have not recovered the money but a local radio station pitched in to collect minute for them raising more than $1,000 in sales. how pathetic. you are 20? doesn't matter how old you are but steal from a girl county you have a major problem. john: how much money are you don: unbelievable. we have a nice stretch by next week. we will talk about that but we'll show you a look at the day ahead. we have any raindrops ending the next hour or two. by lunch 46. watch the sky this afternoon. clouds break up and blue moves in and partly sunny and cool with temperatures around 50. look at radar and not seeing anything in the way of heavy rain. a couple of sprinkles on the most powerful radar in the carolinas. just south of wilson. right at the en

john lyon spoke to the former teacher. leigh ann arthur/former teacher "i was training these kids." leigh anne arthur now sits on her front porch...having walked away from union county high school... leigh anne arthur/former teacher "i absolutely loved teaching mechatronics, mechatronics is mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and computer is that it was one of her students in the career and technology center that she says caused her undoing. leigh anne arthur/former teacher "he took pictures of my phone and sent them from him, from his phone." arthur had taken some valentine photos for her husband...showin g herself partially nude...and accidentally left them on her phone. leigh anne arthur/former teacher "then he had to hit my apps button and to open up all my apps and then open my gallery." all this was done, arthur says, while her phone was on her desk and she was out patrolling the halls during class change. leigh anne arthur/former teacher "he knows right and wrong, he had the ultimate decision to take pictures of my pictures and he had the ultimate decision to send

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if duke and tarheel fans don't buy each other a drink maybe as long as it's food lyon bread. >> good luck with that. that may be wishful thinking but i love your positive outlook. always love that. brian live in the nation's capitol. thank you. >>> the acc tournament continues tonight at seven. virginia plays georgia tech. after that game is over number three miami faces off against virginia tech. the winners play each other tomorrow night in the semis. >>> record flooding flooding in louisiana forcing people out of their homes, turning roads in to small rivers and causing other problems. today the governor said at least three people have been killed in this weather. more than 3500 homes under a mandatory evacuation order. one resident who lives near the university of louisiana captured video of these fish swim across the street. more than a foot of rain fell. it's expected to let up maybe -- as we move toward the >> the last time i was on the air, friday night we have talked about this area of moisture that would set up in the midsection and it looked like the it had the potential t

@lyons and a left bird -- a @leopard left for a wildlife @refuge in colorado yesterday. @officials say they were @mistreated and abused. @in their new home in colorado @they will have more than 700 @acres to roam around. @>>> the unseasonably warm -- to @the unseasonably warm climates @in alaska where crews are @preparing for the ceremonies -- @unseasonably warm weather @melted all the snow but they @had snow delivered in from @fairbanks alaska. @eight train cars full, on top @of a snowstorm yesterday. @the actual race begins on @sunday. @>>> hello, 911? @>>daddy? @>>that cute little girl was the @one making the sound on the @other end of the line when a @carolina thought struggling to @get dressed was an emergency. @her parents didn't know she @made the call. @a nearby officer responded and @helped her get dressed. @the girl even asked the officer @for a big hug. @elia's mom was pleased her @young daughter followed her @advice but she was absolutely @shocked. @>> i have always taught her @call 911 if you need help and i @didn't know she was going to @take it to that ext

. >> host: daniel lyons you have 30 seconds to close at the program. >> guest: so, i think the fcc's intent is a good one. i think the idea of making sure low income people don't fall off the grid is important and something we should all care about but i think we need to rethink the way we approach it and not simply replicate the problematic rooms from the telephone use in the 21st century. >> host: daniel lyons scholar at aei and amina fazlullah but the business foundation, what is the benton foundation? >> guest: the benton foundation is an operating foundation that focuses on vacation axis for the population. >> host: and brendan sasso is with the "the national journal." thank you. >> guest: thank you. >> daniel oppenheimer is author of the book "exit right" which examines ronald reagan and political figures in american history to change your ideological allegiances. mr. oppenheimer recently spoke at politics and prose bookstore in washington d.c.. this is were you five minutes. >> good afternoon everyone. thank you for joining us here at politics and prose bookstore as we embark

it's the second time that the lyon has broken out of the park.the world's biggest mangrove rain forest is under threat. it is in bangladesh at its world heritage site. they've been having environmental disasters over the past several years. >> the late 2014, these men are painstakingly securing the coal from another cargo vessel that sank in the area back in october of last year. >> we have to be very, very careful when we're lifting the coal out. you move it around too much it can start to dissolve and spread in the water. >> the barge that sank this month in the rain forest was carrying almost three times as much coal, and salvaging that wreck is expected to be a lower task. it was the third time in two years that a vessel carrying coal or oil has sank in this protected stretch of the water. after the sinking, the bangladeshi government announced bans of cargo ships in the river. but the ban had been previously announced only to be lifted last year. >> this is the only route that connects the area. the other routes have become too shallow. to s

i was just in lyon. >> alejandro: please don't do that. >> anthony: this is vicki's place.market for 30 years. >> anthony: whoa, that's awesome what he's doing. he's cooking the egg right on the comal. oh man. so the guy working the comal. first of all, a lot of comal you see now are metal. that's old school, super old school. that's the way they did it in zapotec times, man. >> alejandro: yes, correct. >> anthony: on the clay comal, and i mean, i'm looking and he is doing our tortillas, and he's doing one of my favorite things, the zucchini flowers with the string cheese. ah, that's so pretty to see. olmedo's cooking, his focus, his passion, have very old, very deep roots. >> alejandro: my parents were farmers. in the small village like mine, since you are 6, 7, 8, you have a role to develop in the family. >> anthony: right. >> alejandro: so my role was to water the chile plantation, the tomato plantation, to milk the cows, and help my mom while she was making tortillas like that, she would give me directions and tell me, "okay, roll the chiles, roll the tomatoes, i'll tel

just wicked in the foothills. 50 miles per hour in lyons. winds are close to 60 miles per hour along loveland pass. these winds are also warming us up quite a bit. where 140 warmer in denver than we were this point yesterday. seminary is a most 200 warmer than yesterday. 570 in bouldin fort collins. 570 in burlington, almost 700 in lamarr. but a 40 in l and 60 in grand junction. satellite radar still has rain out there. eastern plains still getting a couple showers and more into our southeastern corner. as we zoom in, rain as you head more into the elevations. down toward bailey,. friends from grand junction said the pass was terrible this morning. scattered rain showers from this brings all the way down close to trinidad and we are looking at that rain and snow to stick around until later this evening. there may still be a little snow out there. maybe a few more showers on eastern plains but overnight, skies are fairly clear and we wake up to sunshine tomorrow. winds will come down tomorrow with more clouds and partly sunny skies for thursd

jonathan: well done, ruth lyons supporters. a ferry capsized in indonesia, killing four people in the waters between bally and java. video shows passengers jumping into the sea as the boat went down in calm water. 71 people were rescued. search teams recovered four bodies also. the cause of the disaster is under investigation. unusual theft. the men, one of them 66, the other 19, are accused of breaking into a fire station, stealing a fire truck and taking it on a joy ride with lights and i rens sirens blaring. they crashed into several cars and buildings. one of the men was treated for minor injuries. no one else was set. burial is set for a northern kentucky mother found dead a month after she went missing. fishermen found tera turner's body last week. her funeral took place in falmouth saturday. investigators have not said how turner died. a team of thieves is targeting senior citizens and women with physical disabilities. police are asking for your help in catching them. victim who has a warning for others. others. reporter

environmental and cost concerns over a high-speed train line under construction between turin, italy, and lyon, france. the issue has provoked violent protests in the past. coming up on wavy news 10 - getting a move on. why exercise may be more effective than weight loss in the battle against diabetes. then at five-thirty -- so many choices. how do you know you're making the right one? we're taking some of the mystery out of your next get a move-on. out-of-shape teens may have an increased risk of developing type two diabetes-- regardless of their weight. researchers looked at entering the swedish military. men with the lowest levels of aerobic capacity and muscle strength were three times more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes by the time they reach middle-age than their more fit peers. that finding stayed consistent even for those with a healthy weight. experts say more studies are needed -- but the findings suggest young people should stay active regardless of weight. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right now! building trust between law enforcement and the communities they ser

game that is operating in -- stop a gang that is operating in paris without looking to the police in lyon you have freedom of movement, but you have intelligence sharing. the terrorist -- but you don't have intelligence sharing. the terrorists know that. this is a problem. catherine n.: thank you very much, louis bernard. moving on now to what was one of the biggest and most controversial counterterrorism measures put forward by the french president in the wake of november's deadly attacks in paris. today, francois hollande has abandoned the plan to change the --stitution to allow that allow convicted terrorists to be stripped of their french citizenship. it prompted one high-profile minister to resign. more on where the president might go from here. reporter: it's an embarrassing climb-down for president francois hollande dr. he put security at the forefront of his -- after he put security at the forefront of his policies. hollande: i have decided to close the constitutional debate. part of the opposition is hostile to any change to the constitution, and i deplore this attitude deeply. r

@just after 8:30 down to the @south of lyons it is 8:49. @and about 8:34. @may see some gusty winds, @definitely the rainy evening if @you're coming out. @behind that area of low @pressure is moving in. @another area of low pressure @will bring us showers and @thunderstorms as we head into @tomorrow night. @so the actual forecast for @election day is looking pretty @good. @temperatures starting off @cloudy in the upper 40s in the @morning. @then you're 60 in the @afternoon. @the rest of your extended @forecast is pretty nice. @then the temperatures, they @fall and we could even see rain @and snow showers on friday. @again, coming up on sunday. @>> awe, my wife carol is @watching the channel 3 radar @all day today, taking her horse @out for a little trail ride @today. @>> hopefully they didn't get @wet. @>> i would think so. @not wearing their suit today. @>> maybe today. @>> yeah, i know. @a lot of rumors swirling about @the brown's quarterback @situation. @is colin kaepernick really on @his way to cleveland? @i'll talk about that next. @>> here is what's c

lyon suffered a fractured clavicle and otherwise thousands of dollars in medical pills. her family -- bills. her family is offering a $5,000 awards for information on the driver. how about it one. in florida a 20-year-old man and his 25-year-old sister are facing charges for stealing a cash box from a girl scout. the 12-year-olds girl scout was selling cookies and he snatched the box out of her hand. an anonymous call identified where they live. police haven't recovered the money but a local radio station pitched in to collect minute for the troops raising over $1,000 in sales. barbara: how unnecessary is all of that. that money cover gone to something else. people have to be ridiculously unbelievable. don: not to a girl scout. barbara: you think kids and senior citizens would be eliminated from criminals. they are not. pathetic. don: i have a few things i would like to say. he should probably talk about weather. barbara: happy friday. don: as you head out the door we have rain working through in spots but most of it is shutting off. look at the next 12 hours in wake cou

and a car hit jane lyons. she was walking from a bart parking lot across the street to her job when she was hit here in the middle of shafter avenue. she said the car came out of nowhere. >> went up on the hood and flew back into the street landing on my left side. >> reporter: the woman driving the car got out. >> it was such a calm when she got out of the car like, oh, good, she is going to stay and help me. [ crying ] >> and then she drove away and i just don't know how -- how you can do that. >> reporter: in the predawn dim light, jane was left alone. >> it was like the most panic i have ever been thinking that i was now by myself in the middle of the street. >> reporter: a bystander came to help directing traffic around jane until an ambulance showed up. now with a fractured clavicle and $5,000 in medical costs, jane learned a lesson about jaywalking and she wants to track down the woman who hit and ran. >> she has no idea what was wrong with me like for all she knows -- like, i could have died. how can s

jeff lions, the school is closed, they drive around on the roads this is the first picture from jeff lyons, showing the snow on the road, not many cars driving on that road. another picture we have, from the watauga county superintendent, scott elliott, doing the same thing, morning road check. still snowing. that came from him before 5:00 a.m. this morning. you see some of the roads just going to get probably worse in the morning because they are covered in snow, that is why school is closed in watauga county. we wanted to show you that first here in the alert center this morning. back to you. >> john: 19 after 5:00. in consumer headlines, the obama administration is expected to announce today that more jobs have been added to the u.s. economy. the labor department releases february data today. a survey of economists forecast that employers added 19 5,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate is expected to remain at 4.9%. >> kristen: new plans show the military services are already combat jobs, including jobs as seals. the plans obtained by the associated press say that some of the serv

. >> every two weeks, rabbi rene comes here especially from lyon to lead the service.rance is not hell. >> it is very important to say this. people live, they are going to work, we talk with each other, we talk with the other communities. but i think we are still recovering from what happened in paris in january and november. >> david and his family moved from paris to london one and a half years ago. the pr expert is able to commute between the two capitals for his job, thanks to easy train connections. david thinks france has a habit of sweeping problems with anti-semitism under the carpet. he likes the way england has dealt with the matter in the past, like when citizens' initiatives prevented neo nazi demonstrations from taking place in jewish neighborhoods. >> the government cares a little bit more about it and take it at its roots. when there are problems, the police intervenes, the government intervenes, i think, from what i read, at an earlier stage than in france. >> fear of ring-wing extremists -- right wing extremists and the front national is driving many f

for the democrats, hillary clinton is expected to win the lyon's share of support after this super tuesday. speaking out on biggity try and bullying. they seem to have forgotten about issues. and they now run their game based on insults. it has turned into an one township upsmanship. and i don't think that's appropriate in a presidential campaign. i'll speak out about it. >> you got to get people to some how work together. our country is so unbelievably divided. it's divided politically. it's divided among white and black. it's divided in so many ways. we're going to bring our country together, folks. we're going to bring it together. we have to bring it together. and people don't know that about me. i bring people together. >> so let's you look at what super tuesday is all about. felicity barr explains. >> were tuesday, the day when multiple u.s. states decide who they want as their party's candidate. for the democrats it's a straight battle between former secretary of state hillary clinton and senator from sermon, bernie sanders. after her landslide win, clinton has a strong lead over sa

the most sought-after trophies are the big 5 -- rhinos, buffaloes, lyons, leopards, and elephants. an estimated 100,000 animals are slain annually. the price of an elephant's life, between 17,000 and 65,000 euros. that is how much trophy hunters are willing to fork out to shoot one. the price weekly includes flights for transporting the carcass comes extra. the hunting tourism industry is literally making a killing. in south africa alone, big game hunting generates over 100 million euros annually. namibia and tanzania makes 30 million euros, and botswana and zimbabwe, 20 million a piece. only a tiny part of gdp, trophy hunting is an important source of income for specialized tour operators. governments also cash into hunting licenses and export permits. but studies show that local communities benefit very little. the 8 biggest african hunting countries have a combined population of 140 million, but only around 15,000 locals earn a livelihood through the wealthy hunters, mainly working as guides and assistants. daniel: that is a for your business is for now, but brent, you are tackl

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. >> duke coasted lyons is outside madison square garden. he has the whole place to himself. >> duke, basically you are in there by yourself, other than those children. >> yes. this is great. i have the world's most famous arena right here. thirty-five of my friends here. how great is this. you know, the knicks call this place home. let's show you what they did first. carmelo anthony on fire in this he scored 19 in the first half. he made his first start since november. a season-high. winning 128-97 the final score. first round tournament last night. taking on the seven seed. st. john's down by two. 8988. moments later. marquette holds off. st. john's rally. second half. putting the lawyers of. a game-high of 28 points. seventy-53. today in new york city. get out here at noon. top seed faces number eight. at 12, 2:30 p.m.. 9:30 p.m., the number three seed. all games on fox sports one. the world's most famous arena. i want to bring in the georgetown fan here. the director here. aaron, this is really magical. to be at madison square garden. ev

let's talk more about this with military analyst mike lyons a former u.s.y major joining us from new york. thank you very much for being with us. so this push against isil not just over mosul but also with palmyra. what do you make of it? >> it's important on two front. first, it establishes legitimacy by the syrian government in order to take back a city that it lost about a year ago. and the second key there is the fact that the russian government continues to help with airstrikes. they decided probably to take that city because they could. it was on the outskirts, the eastern part, knowing that it has symbolic importance as well. and if they are successful there, it's a given then the kind of momentum that will take them throughout the rest of syria. >> where would the next target be, do you think? >> well, the next logical place for them is rock what, which is the head of command and control of isis. it might be a big nut to try to crack but if they have the momentum and success on the ground from palmyra, gentlemen just have to turn their tanks and go

woman dancing on top of the semi know we blurred her body she was sitting on top of the lights in lyon police say the show caused a three vehicle crash custody tonight. the all around here we're talking about warmer temperatures the next few days and today was already a lot warmer than yesterday. mention the last week it'd be nice if we had the weekend but we were chilly this weekend now we've seen again as temperatures warming up as most of us had to go back to work or school meanwhile again we are looking at even warmer readings coming in the next couple of days right now the winds are even stronger than last hour there up to south westerly now at twenty mph still gusting well up into the twenties and with the temperature right there sixty two degrees when gus right now. not horrible but doesn't look right said i don't something's wrong with this map i believe we can have sustained winds at twenty and only have gus it to ten or twelve so we're going to double check that have coming up here just a couple of minutes meanwhile right now temperatures fifteen sixteen eighteen degrees warm