[narrator] martin davis runs a ranch near the banks of the yellowstone river. the ranch has been in his family for 45 years. the land is worth significant money; probably far more than can ever be made from ranching. it's a life he is reluctant to give up. [martin davis] the decision is being made elsewhere, be it east coast-washington, or wherever, and it's just like the gators down in florida. i know nothing about gators, why should i tell floridians what to do with their gators, and it's the same thing here. why should someone out of our neck of the woods be telling us what we do with our country here? [narrator] for some, the return of wolves symbolized wilderness and an animal that rightly belonged in yellowstone. for many ranchers, it was the return of an historic adversary. [narrator] wildlife of the west compete for a sometimes fragile resource; the land. a roundup of wild horses takes place in the high desert of utah. a helicopter chases them to a hidden trap. wild horses compete with cattle and native species like deer and antelope. their numbers are

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i could be the next trayvon martin or the next jordan davis or the next marissa alexander for that matterk that's an issue that seems to reassonate with a lot people. but also the shop and frisk or the stop and frisk. specifically with shop and frisk, when that happened, president obama had even admitted that's actually happened to me. >> being followed in a store? >> exactly. so those types of instances where people sort of, they know that they're not being treated fairly are instances where i think there's that opportunity. >> and it's important to remember the history, it's important even as you said to update it, give it that interactive vibe, so people can rel to it today. whabl proactive steps, do you see a lot in the museum when you went down there, went down to memphis. the sort of places that civil rights has expanded to, are those activists and those guys trying to move in that direction or are they really trying to give people more of a view of what happened 46 years ago? >> i think it's a little bit of both, i think the hope of the museum is to not only update what we know abo

at the african-american president who sees unemployment and the circumstances of jordan davis and trayvon martin and the best response that we can anticipate from private philanthropic money, what it says is that we have perhaps reached the ceiling of what was talked about nearly 120 years ago. but this is the farthest we can go in the pinnacle of political expression and power in the place that someone is in the white house and that person is incapable of addressing those needs on a specific we public policy and federal policy level and this perhaps we need to revisit. i don't think politics is useful but i do think as we look toward the barack obama and ration, we have to have difficult conversations about the limitations of politics and one of the new strategic directions we had come up with, if this is incapable of producing more than the anemic racial returns of the obama administration this far. and i will stop there. >> thank you, professor. next up we have professor lamont hill. he is one of the leading hip-hop generation intellectuals in the country. his work covers topics such as cultu

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at first, you go -- for somebody who is born and raised on davy crockett, this put everything into perspective. martin luther king, the marx brothers, john kennedy in the sense -- when you are a kid, you look at them and it's like he's great and you actually want to hear what he has to say. that was extraordinary. all of those people, fulbright, wayne morris, i have an endless list. carlin, bruce, all of them, bob newhart. there are others. you can go to my website. >> that was the penultimate question and thank you for the expansive answer. we are almost out of time, but before i ask you the last question, we have a couple of housekeeping matters to take care of. first of all, i would like to remind everybody that there are some upcoming events that we already mentioned. but first, on april 21, next monday, debra hershman, the outgoing chairman of the national transportation safety board will give her farewell address at a national press club breakfast. on april 23, the u.s. air force chief of staff come in general mark welsch will discuss the future of your forced. on may 27 them as we revealed a fe

disproportionate lack male unemployment sees the circumstances of jordan davis sees the circumstacircumsta nces of trayvon martin and the best response we can anticipate is that from brad philanthropic money. what it says is we perhaps reach the ceiling that booker t. washington was talking about nearly 120 years ago that if this is the farthest you can go the highest pinnacle of political expression of political power is to place someone in the white house and if that person is incapable of addressing your needs on a specifically public and federal policy level and this is perhaps we need to revisit what a gritty washington was saying. what i do think if nothing else as we look toward the end of the barack obama at the strangeness we have to have the difficult conversatconversat ions about the limitations of politics and one of the new strategic directiondirection s we have to come up with if this is incapable of producing more than the anemic racial returns of the obama administration thus far and i will stop there. >> thank you professor cobb. next up we have besser lemont hill and marc lemont hill is one of

martin. >> showers on the afternoon commute. heaviest stuff north and east of the area. fairfield area, davisa rosa, napa area, wet roadways. napa showers winding down. east of vacaville, starting to dry out. and then east of morgan hill, the hills here, by the livermore valley, showers, what is going on, a lot of this stuff is heading up into the foothills. heavy showers. look at this line. this is all current. thunder icons represent thunder strikes. and i know this isn't in our area. strong thunderstorms in the area right now. when i come back, the weekend, where there is a chance for more rain. >> thank you. despite the rain there is new information tonight about the bay area drought. water officials say the snow pack melted dramatically, challenging water supplies for the summer. ktvu's john fowler with what they want us all to do. john? >> reporter: experts told me this is a bigger and bigger problem and they are asking all of us stop doing this or at least do it much, much less. >> reporter: today's rain was welcomed but as of noon april brought less than a inch of rain. average is 4 i

. >> on top of the leader board meryl davis and maksim chmerkovskiy had a perfect score. next week latin night with ricky martine saw earlier first lady was front and center on the white house lawn. >> michelle obama kicked off the annual easter egg roll, 136th by the way. and marking the occasion, she made an appearance with kelly and michael. kelly wanted to know about the malia obama's driving lessons. >> do you administer the drive -- driving lessons, or will that be under the president's regime? >> it will be neither of us. >>> very smart. i think our agents don't want us driving with teenagers. they want to keep us -- especially the president's detail. i don't think they want him in the state when she's learning how to drive. we will fortunately be able to hand this responsibility over to someone else. >> lucky them. >> yeah, right. >> by the way, more than 30,000 adults and children turned out for yesterday's easter egg roll at the white house. >> all right. jon hamm has some harsh words for justin beiber. the "mad men" superstar tells "men's health" magazine that he needs someone like a parent or friend

davis school of veterinary medicine, interning with dr. nancy martino is an experienced vet and is giving them hands-on training working with bulls on a yolo county family ranch. >> it's really amazing, because you can only learn so much in a classroo. the classroom gives us a great basis, and then coming out during the summer, it just gives us the clinical experience that helps tie all the ideas we get from the classroom together. >> today they're learning to test the bulls for disease. it sounds simple, but it's not, especially as some of these bulls can weigh 1,300 pounds. >> yeah. no, the first time that i had to measure the... you know, something under the bull, and every time he moved, i jerked back, pulled away, because i don't want to get kicked. but i think that having that awareness and that respect for the animal is what prevents me from getting hurt. >> ok, zuhal. 89-79. >> despite their busy day, there's always time for fun. and it's usually muddy fun. this testing program is important for cattle ranchers like kim and hry favier. they're f