removal of wolves from the federal and injured -- federal endangered species list was done very pearly. -- verery oily. .- very poorly they stuck with the original recovery numbers, which is pretty much nothing. >> there was no doubt a lot t of controroversy over wolves and a lot of concern, that wildlife management is supposed to be based in science, not politics. i ain't they responded to the politics of the situation. -- i think they responded to the politics of the situation. never hahad the secrcretary of e ininterioror undermine a process like this. >> there is such a long history of hostility toward wolves. i think it was a big problem that wolves were not on the landscape for a few generations, since about the 1930s and that has caused a lot of problems. the hunting industry grew and it was boomtime foror the hunters.. that was somewhat illusionary it has we didi't hahave all t the predators keeeeping in check the ungulate populatioions.. so therere is a lot o of hostily bebecause the folks didn't haveo grow up healing with wolves. all of a sudden, wolves are on ththe landscape

now this is part of an investigation into whether ey have pride pearlie handled allegions of abuse by priests the subpoenas are expected for the archdiocese of los angeles and san francisco. and the diocese of sacramento, fresno san jo and orange county now the california tourney general's sit letters to all2 diese in may asking them to retain document related to those abuse allegations. well to the east right now police in fremonsay that they found one of the dogs that was still missing after a van full of dogs were stolen from a hotel in fremont you mayemember the story this is update to yesterday on the kron 00:04am morning news look at that cute guy right there. so. was stolen on sunday. the van was eventually recovered, but some of the dogs are fremont police announced that the puppy as now on her way home. days but this english pit bull that you're looking at right there. still missing. so the owner brought the dog from a breed in can says it happened about 3 months ago. he setent to tacoma washington on monday, but just never mated owners are working with police to find him. pl

create pearly state to defend his home during the fires, using up all the water reserves he had.mes like a five or six story building just roaring all around you. you don't know what to do. you try not to panic, but we got the job done, so we saved most of the stuff. at the heart of all of this is the divisive climate change debate, with many australians linking the ferocity of the fires to the severe weather conditions here. australia is bracing itself for a scorching summer, and many is bracing itself for a scorching summer, and many are is bracing itself for a scorching summer, and many are wondering where the next big fire is going to hit. a six—year—old girl has opened a pack of tesco christmas cards to find a message saying they were packed by prisoners in china being forced to work against their will. tesco's says it's stopped production at the factory while it investigates. greg mackenzie reports. it was six—year—old schoolgirl florence widdecombe who'd sat down at home to write out her christmas cards to her friends and family when she discovered one of the cards had alr

. >> if heaven exists what would you like to hear god say when you arrive at the pearly gates? >> they're seated near the front. >> i haven't bit hard with any comedian's death because i'm grateful we had the opportunity for them to leave behind what they left behind, so i can't be sad or fall apart. it's like, wow, look at the gift that was left. >> mr. -- >> thank you. thank you very much. you're beautiful, you're beautiful, thank you. >> john was really remarkable to watch on stage because you couldn't take your eyes off of him, and he had this extraordinary power. >> i walked a lot of miles training for that day and i downed a lot of doughnuts, chocolate doughnuts. they taste good and they've got the sugar i need to get going in the morning. >> john is very much like his comedy. it was on the edge, and it pushed the envelope. >> well, i thought i'd be the first to go. i was one of those live fast, die young, you know, but i guess they were wrong. >> i was in high school when john belushi died. i'm not sure why, but i was devastated. i cried as a teenager. >> death is a drag

can, but when you get to the pearly gates, when you stand in front of, why do you believe?say i believe because my parents believe, that's not going to cut it. so i think there is a certain freedom to say i'm going to find out answers on my own, that can be good or it can be bad. >> harris: i want to pop this up on the screen, they did a study that came up with a few reasons why millennial say they are not returning to religion. they never had strong ties to begin with, increasingly likely to have a nonreligious spouse and changing views about the relationship between mortality and religion convinces many it is relevant. or unnecessary for their kids. >> this relationship between morality and religion, secular culture has provided the millennial generation with a new ethic, and that would be instead of interpersonal relationships making sure we treat each other according to the golden rule, there is a new ethic and that is basically a green might be tolerated, be politically correct, make sure you recycle and you are good. that is the definition of a good person in secular

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problem, what we have this the white house is terrible, because the trump situation is so fraud and so pearliesat the other side has to get act together and have a coherent approach. if we want to talk about preventing this from happening, we need to talk about gerrymandering and voter suppression. we don't need to talk about #ban men. bottle outrage and sell it as potion. [laughter] >> that's also for sale, by the way. >> have you been asked to be a political consultant? >> no. i'm a writer, this is an unusual book. i'm not really submitting an argument. it's very personal, it's about aging, it's about the feeling of irrelevance, it's about divorce, you know, about a whole bunch of things and so, yes, it was very, it was very hard to write and versions of it that were much less personal but ultimately seemed clear that the only way to pull it off would be to frame it in this more memoiristic way. anyone else? >> time for one last question, anyone would like to take it -- >> i'm just curious in your research, i mean, when did -- when, where, how did outrage as a narrative become so appealing to

hood he plummeted 500 feet from the area known as the pearly gates to another area known as the devil's technical mountain. this isn't a sunday stroll. it is inherently dangerous. >> reporter: he shattered his leg in the fall and he had to be slowly and carefully brought down the treacherous slopes before being rushed to the hospital. his father says his son is an avid climber and did everything he could to stop that fall. >> he thought he was going to stop somewhere and he was trying to arrest the fall but it just didn't happen because he was rolling so fast. >> reporter: he was reportedly in stable condition as he was whisked into a waiting ambulance and is expected to have surgery on that leg later today. his father so grateful for his son's survival. >> i'm so humbled and so grateful. all of them are heroes. i thank everybody who has been so much help to my son. >> reporter: and it took 3 1/2 hours to get him down the mountain. but hypothermia was a concern. he hopes to conquer mt. hood again. this time with his father, maybe one of those crampon shoes to help keep his stability on

the family of the little boy doesn't have to go through this trial at a time when he is still very pearly with the ca re aimed at helping them deal with the care for the little boy has raised about £130,000 -- care for the little boy has raised about £130,000 —— a go fund me page. the family are understood to be at france, there are none here at the hearing today. as you say, the son has real problems. the little boy, he is ina has real problems. the little boy, he is in a wheelchair and has a tiny bit of movement, so arms and legs, but remains largely paralysed. it is, something of a miracle, that she didn't die in that point of about 100 feet, 30 metres or so at the tate modern on that day. it is something of a miracle that he survived. let's return to politics now — it's only a fews hours to go until borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn will go head—to—head in a live bbc debate, ahead of next week's general election. christian fraser is in maidstone where the debate is being held. he promised us a look round the studio. i have, and i can get access in there yet, because they are rehearsing.