. >> scuffles have broken out in tunis between police and protesters angry at high unemployment levelsmany unemployed graduates rallied outside the officers of offices of the union. rights havriders will be firmly, they said. they caused considerable damage to crops and were responsible for road accidents. the numbers of wild boar have shot up and the reason is believed to be milder weather. >> near the banks of the river, the local hunt gets morning instruction. there are probably around 200 wild boar working in the woods. their numbers have dramatically increased. farmers want something done. the beaters holler their way through the trees. and then -- [gunshot] it is a rare success. this is a big 100 kilos mail. -- male. >> they kill 3000 every year. in france, millions. it is reckoned there are as many wild boar in france as there were before. one reason is milder weather. more and will survive the cold and there is more feet and the mothers are far more productive. >> when their one-year-old, they can have babies. they used to be from when they were two years old. there are more ba

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i like the way history made it, the guys before me, ali, tuny, all these -- i just -- >> larry: lewis? >> lewis, yeah. marciano. i'm glad i watched them before me. if i didn't have those guys to watch and study, there's no way i would have been successful in this stuff. >> larry: when you see muhammad ali now, and what the disease has done to him, do you ever fear of something slowing you down as you age? >> i don't know. there's not much that i'm afraid of basically in life. think about the worst thing that ever happened to me, i lost one of my kids. >> larry: you can't top that. >> tell me about it. so no, i don't think i'm afraid of anything. >> larry: why do you live in las vegas? >> i've lived there for so long, i've lived there for probably 24 years, 25 years. >> larry: what do you like about it the most? >> it's just who i am. you know what i mean? it's like my home now. >> larry: hot in the summer? >> i'm used to that stuff. >> larry: to a brooklyn kid, that's -- >> that's okay. brooklyn kid, we can handle anything. >> larry: all right. by the way, do you think you deserve to

and you had 250,000 axis prisoners bagged in tunis in the northeast corner of tunisia. it was a loss just in terms of stalin grad. now, nothing makes you recover from a thump in the head better than a good victory, and i think that success that came relatively swiftly after casrean menned the -- helped the army in particular to get past this existential moment really. and it, you know, it blooded those units, some of them quite literally. but what you see in the mediterranean generally starting in north africa and then we go to sicily, invade sicily in july 1943 and then to the boot of italy in september 1943. this whole mediterranean campaign for the american armed forces is a kind of sifting out. we're determining who's capable from those who are incapable. at all levels, starting with the commanders, but on down to platoon leaders and squad leaders. who can do it, who can't do it? who's physically able to handle it? this was not well understood, the physical rigors of it. who's lucky versus unlucky, the trait napoleon most cherished in his generals. and it's in the m

. >> their names are marlin, tuny or tuna, chewy. these are 2 months or 3 months old.. look at robin. she goes to the baby first. isn't that amazing? >> yeah. >> they're monogamous. they mate for life. she has one or two eggs. and the male has to sit on them. the female doesn't sit on them. for 40 days, he sits there and loses half of his body weight. >> what's the nicknames? >> tuna, trout. named for fish. it's the black footed penguin. they're the jackass penguins because they bray like a donkey. >> that's a zoological term? >> yeah. you see how they're losing the baby fathers at all. >> he's not hungry at all. >> we just got done filming in the magellan straits. >> what do you do? >> should we show brian? brian actually has a facial injury from one of these. >> yeah. of all the things. >> don't try to kiss the penguin. >> don't try to kiss the penguin. they will -- their beaks are pretty sharp. >> and they'll snap right at you. that one's hungry. >> there's about 17 species of penguins. they're all from the southern hemisphere. only five live in cold weather. >> rea