it is, a dead cat bounce rhino. you have broken it down to show the different permutations and how to diagnose and that leads to how you try to solve it whether you confronted or run from it or slide out of the way but do you have anything else you want to say before you open up? >> the questions you ask yourself about, the most important thing to start out with, what are my top three rhinos, whether it is in the company, what is your top rhino at work or your top personal rhino or your top rhino in the world as a citizen on the planet you get one of each because if you have too many it is complicated. you got to prioritize but the question you ask yourself when prioritizing which one to go after, is this something i know how to solve. >> but i thought one of best examples of gray rhino, positive gray rhino thinking long term was in the last couple of weeks when saudi arabia announced they're creating a $2 trillion fund to bridge over the post-oil era for them both -- in two ways. one, the post-era of revenue from o

the rhino, a female, was pregnant. narrator: hunting and being hunted -- for wild animals life is always about survival. and it's no different in kenya. in some of the villages here, people and elephants are sworn enemies. and that's where a very special story begins, the story of elephants whose survival is all down to bees. reporter: farmer nashon mwaghare has finally been able to harvest numerous sacks of corn. he leased the field ten years ago, when his first child was born, but a powerful enemy appeared, one that constantly stole his harvests. nashon: we would sow the seeds, but just before harvest time, the elephants would come. sometimes they came before the corn was even ripe. they would eat everything or trample it. everything was destroyed. reporter: they always came during the night and tore up the field. it was a desperate struggle between humans and animals over land and sustenance, a struggle that claimed victims on both sides. but for nashon mwaghare, that struggle is now over, thanks to help from the el

this is rhino. >> okay. is rhino up for adoption? >> he is.ut if people see him on this broadcast, he may not lastnt the weekend. he's a wonderful dog. >> he seems very entertained. tell me about the need for pet adoption in our area. is it really that big of an issue? >> it's tremendous. and this is actually a national event that we do in collaboration with nbc and shelters across the country. that's one of the nice things about us is the national media gets everybody attention. and the summer is a tough time for us because the kitten season has just ended and there are so many kittens available and for adoption. our dog surrenders peak a little bit in may and june. so we are literally full right now. we have 250 dogs and over 130 cats. so we need homes this weekend. so we know it's going to be a hot day but encourage everybody to come down and find their next family member. >> well, for people that really say, okay, i'm missing a love of my life, a four-legged friend, what are the things to contemplate as they go and take a visit and see som

to fight rhino poaches. the baby rono is very smart and runs back to his trainer whenever he hears his name. >> after all of that jumping around, he enjoys a well deserved street. it looks like a mozzarella stick but i'm sure that is not what it is. adorable. >> world news tonight is david muir is next. i'm in for kristen zse. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time and we'll see you again in half an hour at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight on the floor of the democratic national convention. they are chanting "bernie," others are chanting "hillary," as they have just announced the clinton/kaine ticket on that stage. convention chaos on day one. angry delegates in the convention hall right now. the congresswoman, the chair of the democratic party, resigning, booed in front of the cameras. the pressure to keep her off the stage. bernie sanders telling his supporters the democrats must support hillary clinton. all of this amid the major leak of party e-mails. the fbi now investigating tonig

rhino a thing when peter was in congress? well, it was just starting to be a thing. congress is changed dramatically or at least it seems. i remember when speaker thomas brackett from the great state of maine was speaker, he had a narrow majority in the house. it was a thin republican majority and you probably know the rules and young democrats came and complained to him. he said two things that were just as true then as they are today. he said the rights of the minority are to show up at work, collect your pay and that is it. and then he said democracy stops at the door of the united states congress, which is a challenging but important point because article i of the constitution wasn't placed there just by happenstance. article i was the most important branch of government in the eyes of the founders, the core, at the center of a representative republic, we have the house and the senate which are not run democratcally and we have political parties that are not nominating folks in a democratic manner at all and it's caused q

i have young kids so there are big rhino jokes. >> that is good at 5:26 in the morning. morning.tay tuned. i am reggie aqui, and i had a fascinating conversation with several people from the california delegation who continue to support bernie sanders and who continue to say they are not on board for they are not on board for hillary clinton even on day >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i am matt keller here for reggie aqui in philadelphia covering the democratic national convention. >> natasha zouves, reggie will join us in a minute just speaking to california delegation and their support for bernie sanders. but, first, weather and traffic. mike? >> i have good news from mount tam, not so hazy as yesterday. in fact, we have moderate amounts of air pollution in the north bay. everyone else is doing good. i expect that to increase to unhealthy levels in the south bay and inland east bay. another "spare the air" day. we are waking up warmer this morning. mid-50s to low 60s and we are warming quickly, 60s at the coas

we go to south africa where rhinos are still at the mercy of poachers.e valuable than gold. what can be done to put a stop to this illegal trade? in kenya, we learn about bee populations that protect elephants. it might sound like a joke, but it's not. but first we go to kazakhstan, home to the saiga antelopes. recently, the species was nearly wiped out. we went to find out why. it's been a year since news

african republic that the janjawaweed were goi farar out f their way to accumulate as much ivory and rhinohorn as they could to support them, to make moneney. kalronon: everyone''s talking about them, about these horsemen riding through the sahel reaching areas thousanands of k kilometers from their h hoe and coming back with their loot. we have seen clear evidence of that happenining. we've colollected casings linkig specific scenes of poaching in three different countries to sudan. narrator: in addition to cameroon, shell casings were found in the central african republic and chad, all linked to sudanese paramilitary and military groups. and these groups are also killing park rangers. sudan's military is alleged to have murdered six rangers in chad's zakouma national park in 2012. hutson: that murder was accomplished by a joint force of the sudan armed forces and the sudan central reserve police unit known as abu tera. the papark rangers, being good muslims, went out to pray one morning at sunrise, and this joint t force executed t them in a an infantry style. narrator: the rangers in za

we go to south africa where rhinos are still at the mercy of poachers. more valuable than gold. what can be done to put a stop to this illegal trade? in kenya, we learn about bee populations that protect elephants. it might sound like a joke, but it's not. but first we go to kazakhstan, home to the saiga antelopes. recently, the species was nearly wiped out. we went to find out why. it's been a year since news

rhinos-- thank you, jack. lots of hanna family fun.l tell you, ralph, if you take a bite, i'll take a bite. join us next as we head into the wild. that's a little boy monkey. little jack: yep, definitely a boy. jack: i don'th

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rhino was on tv with us not long about, and he has been adopted. >> pick your website, but again we can'tarantee the animal will still be available. you will be outside waiting, bring an umbrella and some water. believe me, we want to find homes for all 200 of our animals that will be available. >> do you know how many dogs and cats? >> about 75 dogs and 100 cats, kittens to senior dogs. >> we talk about what a rewarding sferns is to become, not just a pet owner, but they become part of our family. >> and you take on a responsibility for the rest of their lifetime, and we want you to consider what are your constraints, come with that in mind. based on cat, dog, or near age, it will depend on what your lifestyle is. >> is there anything that makes me more of a cat or dog person? >> think about a dog, and the number of potty breaks they'll have to take. >> okay, lairn, thank you for stopping by, can you give one last look to the camera, mama? >>. >> what a ham, let's get you a home. we plan on clearing the shelters this for more on that, check our twitter. >> thank you, taking a look outsid

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lot of people think that john kasich is in the wrong party, thought at the time he's running he's a rhinoarty, in the case of ted cruz, i mean, he was considered an extreme right-wing member of the band the thing that will help america most, and that's make sure hillary never spends the night in that white house again. lou: and as we look at whether it's cruz, whether it's kasich, whomever. how much of an impact can they have? let me put it on a positive play, can donald trump unite this party without a kasich, without a cruz, without the bush family? how important are they, and can he move -- does he have sufficient momentum? he is demonstrating he can win in the latest polls, what does he do? if you want to come here and change us, stay the heck where you are. >> you know, governor, i was thinking about asking to amp up that music if we can get you up there. you've got to be very satisfied, very gratified that donald trump has brought many of the issues that you campaigned on through two cycles and got the word out there. i know that america right now is very happy because without back

cook tonelli from virginia has never been a republican, has been the rhinos, that's what we considerirginia. the republicans have dramatically changed the tone the public of what and party has been about. with this convention, if it continues this way, i think you will see a landslide victory for donald trump. it appears to me that he is appealing to a very broad spectrum, certainly people independent-minded as i am. would vote for him first of the opposition at this juncture. susan: thank you, let me jump in, thank you. how we in virginia. steve soli is back in the convention for. steve: we are with michael mccaul. he covers congress and the national campaign. he is with huffington post. theuld to ask you about attention on benghazi and the strategy behind that? >> we have seen for the last four years that republicans think this is a very powerful point it to use against helicopter. tonight, we saw pat smith, the mother of john smith, she was incredibly moving. he could to the people in the audience crying, especially if you are watching on c-span. momenta very powerful and that is

we go to south africa where rhinos are still at the mercy of poachers. horn is more valuable than gold. what can be done to put a stop to this illegal trade? in kenya, we learn abobout bee populations that protect elephants. it might sound like a joke, but it's n not. but first we go to kazakhstan, home to the saiga antelopes. recently, the species was nearly wiped out.