the thing after the fact, i think mike huckabee said what he defense inexcusable but it's not unforgivableon is forgivable. >> they caught him before. they arrested him, and now it's coming to light. >> larry: there are a lot of issues here. i think the police destroyed all the records. and i think one of the police who initially i think covered this or something i think he went to jail for like, child pornography or something like this. it's crazy. >> it's a dirty thing. >> wait ryou saying the police are corrupt? ( laughter ) ( applause ) wait? what? i'm sorry, what? >> larry: howould ever say anything like that. >> get the ( bleep ) out of here, larry. >> no! not the police! >> i think it's something we don't talk about when we talk about molestation historically it was completely fine. historically a king would go into a family and be like "where's your youngest daughter?" and people were like, "what a cool king!" >> larry: you think they said "what a cool king." >> i think the mentality was not-- as we evolve we get more honest about things and we realize you ruin people's lives when

all this in what sure as hell looked like a harsh and unforgiving land. >> yo, huh, huh, huh, huh. >>se it's a nice breeze, overcast. >> the breeze is beautiful. >> not too hot. >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. >> pueblo long ago learned to adapt to hard times, dry seasons, war, incursion. there were years where there was nothing. and they had to deal. >> we found a pack rat. >> our first pack rat. >> in preparation for the summer solstice ceremony, game like rabbits and pack rats are collected for the medicine man as a payment for his services. >> how you notice is there's some droppings, fresh droppings. >> you see the droppings, you know there's one around. this time of the day, they're going to be inside their homes. there's too many predators around. >> it's not easy. once you find a nest, you got to dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack, you dig. you dig some more. >> a lot of work for a small rodent. >> i was just thinking that. yeah. >> that's what our ancestors had to do sometimes. you know, when times got hard. right now there's this drought going on. if we didn't have the

because we believe it's unforgivable unforgivable. >> you have food revolution day, the fourth one.you hoping to get out of food revolution day? >> we want to take to the g-20 a petition with as many signatures as possible, and so we're calling on everybody in the world to actually address the website, and i can give you the address of the website, and sign your name on the petition so that when jamie goes to the g-20 he has a whole case load of signatures with him. >> this is jamie oliver we're talking about. he is a very well-known -- well tv chef isn't he? >> yeah. he -- he started off as a tv chef, and then in 2005, he revolutionized the whole of school meals for the united kingdom. quite an incredible feet of television if you will allow me to say so and he is absolutely tenacious in what can be done for children and what should be done for children and this is the latest. >> let's dispel a myth straight away here. many people will say that they can't eat healthy, because healthy food is just too expensive. >> there is truth in that. and we just had some figures over in the uni

actions when he was an under aged teen are as he described himself inexcusable but that dunn mean unforgiveableurpose is served by those trying to discredit josh. it may be too late to save the family's tv show which has been on the air for ten seasons. >> i don't see a path for this family to come back from this. i don't see a path for redemption in the television world. it goes well beyond josh. the whole brand is destroyed by this. >> reporter: today, tlc, the network that made the duggars a household name announced they are pulling "19 kids and counting" off the air saying we are deeply saddened and troubled by this heart breaking situation and our thoughts and prayers are with the family and victims during this difficult time. jim bob and michelle said this is bringing the family closer to god and each other. >> when something like this happens within the family it can be very destructive and hopefully getting treatment, making an intervention and their faith help them to get through to the other side. >> reporter: celebrity can certainly pay the bills. it won't bury your problems. it's a

year during the surge of central american families and children crossing the border, clinton was unforgiving. >> they should be sent back. >> clinton first appeared to support giving undocumented immigrants drivers licenses. >> they are driving on our roads. the possibility of them having an accident that harms themselves or others is just a matter of the odds. >> but then under fire -- >> the idea that we are going to extend the privilege of a driver's license i think is troublesome. >> clinton hedged in the same debate. >> i didn't say that it should be done but i certainly recognize why governor spitzer was doing it. >> you said it made sense to do it. >> no i didn't chris but the point is what are we going to do with all these illegal immigrants who are driving wus a license? >> clinton is starting her hispanic outreach again with a position of straight. in a poll latinos prefer her over jeb bush 71% to 26. but latino groups insist they are asking for consistency from clinton and these organizations want to make sure that what clinton is saying in nevada is the same she's saying in iowa

the sentencing rules were just as unforgiving. the guidelines forced the judge to sentence the most severe, life without the possibility of parole. >> i didn't think that mend i was going to die in prison. >> reporter: davis sits behind bars in crestville, illinois. now a nationwide movement to rethink the juvenile just of justice system and right old wrongs. >> i'm always going to have hope that you know my day will come. >> reporter: in the summer of 2012 davis found a new reason for hope. buried under news of the presidential campaign in the case called miller versus alabama, the u.s. supreme court issued a landmark ruling. mandatory life without parole sentences for juveniles were declared unconstitutional. the real question was whether it was mandatory or whether the judges and juries should be allowed to consider mitigating factors like a person's role in a crime or a person's upbringing. patricia's son works for loyola center for juvenile policy and his supervising attorney. >> no court considered the youth, the characteris

in fact, all of me agrees that inexcusable is not the same as unforgiveable. i guess my point is that i would like for that ek what anymorety in large part of this to be extended past the circle of ultra christian conservatives who has to be family friends of the huckabees. >> yeah. well my issue is sexual abuse is a criminal act and is not a mistake. and a 14-year-old who presumably knows right from wrong should not be in a position to be excused. he should be in a position to be charged and held accountable. >> but isn't -- david, do you agree with that? >> not in the slightest. i mean look make no mistake about it i don't want to be an apology for -- an apology gist for their views, but at the same time there is politics of personal destruction that concerns me. from everything i've seen they haven't come forward. there's no indication that anything happened again. he was contrite, he apologized he was forthright with his family and -- you do sound like an apology. >> i know. but at some point, really what would punishment have done? >> well we don't -- >>

military helicopters took off to scour the unforgiving terrain of eastern nepal. looking for a huey like this one that disappeared tuesday while delivering earthquake relief to a remote village. the missing, six marines and two nepalese soldiers. among the marines, his family says captain chris norgren of wichita. the missing huey was equipped with an emergency beacon, secure radio and gps, as well as strobes, flairs, signal mirrors, and a satellite phone. but so far there has been no trace. >> some of the communications that they possess require a line of sight to satellites. they could be located in an area where the terrain is actually preventing them from broadcasting. >> reporter: the search continues and so does the relief effort. right here was a nine story building this one right here was a five story building. they were standing yesterday morning. survivors have been pulled from the rubble, but the chances of finding more and of finding the missing huey grow dimmer by the hour. how concerned are you? >> i'm very concerned. i'm concerned as if one of my ow

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abandon this small and brave nation to its enemies and to the terror that must follow, would be an unforgivable wrong. we are also there to strengthen world order. around the globe from berlin to thailand are people whose well-being rests, in part, on the belief that they can count on us if they are attacked. to leave vietnam to its fate would shake the confidence of all these people in the value of an american commitment and in the value of america's word. the result would be increased unrest and instability. and even wider war. we are also there because there are great stakes in the balance. let no one think for a moment that retreat from vietnam would bring an end to conflict. the battle would be renewed in one country and then another. to with draw from one battlefield means only to prepare for the next. we must say in southeast asia, as we did in europe, in the words of the bible hitherto shalt thou come, but no further. there are those who say that all our effort there will be futile, that china's power is such that it is bound to dominate all southeast asia. but you there is no end to th

. >>> last year, during the surge of central american children, clinton's response was unforgiving. >should be sent pack as soon as it can be determined who their family are. >>> during her last presidential campaign she supported giving them driver's licenses. >>> they are driving on the roads, the possibility of them having an accident, that harms themselves is just a matter of odds and then, the idea that we're going to extend the privilege is trouble some. >>> she hedged in the same debate. >>> i did not say that it should be done, but i recognize why the governor is trying did it. >>> we have failed. >>> no, you said, you suggest. you thought you made sense do it. >>> the point is, what are would he going to do with all these illegal immigrants. >>> but drivers licenses, go too far. >>> clinton is starting her outreach again from a position of strength. according to the latest news poll they profear her over jeb bush 71-26. but groups, insist they're looking for consistency from clinton. >>> and these organizations want to make sure, is also something that's shows saying in iowa

that was just, we thought, so unforgivable, so terrible. it was crushing for me and the team to be screwing up in that way. it was exacerbated by the fact that we had not built out the big, robust engineering team we needed at the time to get through to the other side. >> you started as a teenager. you go through these highs and lows. how did you develop your own personality and style as a leader? how hard was that? >> i've been really lucky to have some great investors and mentors from early on. i've had great partners with me to steer me to what i should have been doing with my time. for every moment in tumblr's history. the way the team has this works has changed hugely over the last 10 years. the people on the team have changed as well. >> tell me about selling to yahoo! did you want to sell or did you feel like you had to? ♪ >> tell me about selling to yahoo! how did you make that decision, how did the process start? how did you start talking to marissa? david: the conversation with marissa was a fun one. we were looking for partners f

it's unforgivable. >> reporter: members of the government and governing parties hope to begin deliberation on the related bills in the lower houses plenary session on may 21st at the earliest. opposition parties are preparing to question the prime minister's stance in the discussions. >>> thank you very much. >>> mcdonald's japan has been trying to lure customers back to eat their burgers but instead more than 100 stores with the golden arches are closing. gene otani has the results of the latest earnings. >> mcdonald's is one of the world's largest franchise. we're talking about the japan unit hitting some hard times. mcdonald's holdings japan has posted its biggest quarterly sales decline since it was listed on the stock market in 2001. the company is reeling from a string of food scandals. officials at the burger franchise say sales in the january to march period dropped more than 34% from a year before. the companying booked a net loss of over $120 million. mcdonald's has yet to recover from food safety scares in which foreign objects were found in its meals. the company marked down as

reporter: the intense three-day search took rescue teams deep into nepal's forest, in the rugged, unforgiving terrain the downed huey was spotted with no sign of any survivors. >> they were courageous. they were selfless individuals dedicated to the humanitarian aid mission here in nepal. we are deeply saddened by the discovery of this wreckage. >> reporter: the six marines and two nepalese service members aboard were delivering aid to villages rocked by two major earthquakes. while the victims have yet to be officially identified, family members fear the worst. >> i told him many times that i was proud of him and i loved him. the biggest thing i'm going to miss from him is his hugs. >> reporter: chris was a helicopter pilot, a 31-year-old high school football coach who had just called home on mother's day. >> my son's my hero. and he is with me now, and always will be. >> reporter: 22-year-old lance corporal jacob hugg was a videographer in nepal, documenting the relief effort. his father spoke in arizona. >> you'll never find a better son. devoted and dedicated. and the love for his mother

but that doesn't mean unforgivable.hether the one-time fans of this family agree remains to be seen. erica hill, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with high anxiety at indy, prompting changes on the track before the big race. >>> this is a weekend racing fans look forward to all year. the 99th running of the indy 500. it is a sport built on extreme speed, but with four scary wrecks on the track in less than a week's time, race officials are pumping the brakes this year. our kevin tibbles has the story. >> reporter: this is the high octane anticipation in the run-up to the indianapolis 500. just ask racing legend mario andretti. you still live for speed? >> live for speed, man. that will never leave me. >> carpenter in trouble. >> reporter: but sunday's race will run with new attention to safety following several spectacular crashes during time trials. some chevrolets went airborne after spinning out. joseph newgarden's car launched off the track. fortunately, he walked away. >> tracks are getting safer with

when he was an underage teen are as he describes them himself, inexcusable, but that doesn't mean unforgivables of this family agree remains to be seen. erica hill, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with high anxiety at indy prompting changes on the track before the ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood p

before dawn, the men split up to avoid detection and then for 12 more miles go through 28 miles of unforgivingood or water. >> i need to speak with the commander of this outpost immediately. >> this daring mission becomes known as the san diego. it cements kit carson as one of the toughest men but what is often overlooked is that kit carson is not the first to reach the outpost. he's the last of the three because carson chooses the most difficult route, a tactical move that increases the team's chances should his fellow soldiers get killed or captured. >> within hours, 100 marines rushed to mule hill and the mexican army retreats. a year later, the u.s. wins the mexican-american war and triples in size stretching from the atlantic to the pacific. largely due to polk's political ten nasty and kit carson's efforts on the ground, manifest destiny is fully realized. after riding over land to st. louis, carson catches the train for washington to deliver fremont's field reports to the president. ♪ >> washington, d.c., at the time of kit carson's arrival was becoming much more sophisticated and just

. >> to take advantage of a child is unforgivable. but that is what happened.eporter: i can't gentleman that would do anything for any -- reporter: his three-year-old daughter attends the day care center. not only does he doubts for angular morales'character, he bailed him out of jail. >> our faith is 100% with him and his family and we know it is quite possible that a story has been manufactured in the mind of a child for whatever reason. it is continuing and we hope the truth comes out before this and any further. -- this goes any further. reporter: police say his story changed a number of times, but ultimately he told them he may have rubbed a girl's knee after she recently fell and hurt herself. in silver springs, kevin lewis abc 7 news. alison: coming up at 5:00, johnny depp's dogs. find out why they are not so popular with the australian government. >> there is a lot we are not being told. a lot of lies are being told. leon: they are trying to sort out what popular college will be shutting down at the end of this year. reporter: parents at this d.c. schoo

the unforgivable act of, almost smiling. before he managed to smother it.ling in kanye world. this is the face he puts on to face the press, chicago versus cleveland basketball game, almost chuckling with former nba star scotty pippin. crap, they spotted me read one caption. it happened before, for instance, on ellen. another time being interviewed by miz mother-in-law, kris jenner. off with a smile, on with a look, overgrown man baby. someone just put in a time-out. so, why oh why doesn't kanye smile? we once framed the explanation this way. when you see paintings in an old castle, people are not smiling because it wouldn't look as cool. which kanye looks cooler thrks one or that one? he's following the model set by models. >> are you going to smile at all today? >> are you going to smile today? >> i don't think so. >> i try to, a little bit. >> no, you didn't try at all. we have seen kanye's smile, flash of white teeth in between photos. once he literally kissed his smile good-bye. as for kin, she once instagramed, see, i do smile. not too often, though,

which is probably the most unforgiving institution in this scenario for the greeks. they owe 750 million euros to the imf on tuesday. that is may 12th and 1.5 billion next month, and 3 billion to the european central bank. a renegotiation of the deal, which is around 7.2 billion, which they will get if they agree to the terms, is extremely important for the greeks. >>> the professor says if greece is forced to leave the eurozone their chi could be devastated -- economy could be devastated for two decades to come >>> a string of bombings wounding three, five dying. another killed three at an outdoor markets. the attacks taking place despite stepped up security aimed at protecting thousands of shi'ite pilgrims as they marked to a shrine to mark the deaths of an imam >>> next members of the european union met to discuss the migrant crisis. and met the premature babies struggling to survive. >> and from an early tropical storm to late snow. we watch the extreme weather around the country. >>> defence ministers from five countries are looking at military options to stem t

actions when he was an underage team are as he described himself inexcusable but that doesn't mean unforgivablee one-time fans of this family agree remains to be seen. erica hill, nbc news, new york. >>> 9:41. now let's take a live look over the bay bridge. lanes are clear. a lot of people heading out for the beach this weekend and chuck bell has the changes you'll feel today through monday. >> plus a historic look back 40 years after the fall of saigon. our chris gordon traveled to vietnam to see what changed in >>> well this memorial day weekend we're remembering those who have died for our country. more than 58,000 american service members were killed just in vietnam alone. >> 40 years later, those who served and survived are returning to the country. news4's chris gordon recently traveled to the city formerly known as saigon. >> reporter: vietnam was my generation's war. tens of thousands of americans were killed or wounded. there were supporters of the war and vocal opponents. large numbers of protesters participating in demonstrations demanding the u.s. get out of vietnam. it has been 40

then for 12 more hours steal their way through 28 miles of unforgiving terrain without gfod or water.y with the commander of the job post. >> this daring mission becomes known as the crawl of san diego. it cements kit carson as one of america's toughest men. what is often over looked is kit carson isn't the first to reach the out post. he's the last of the three. because carson chooses the most difficult group, a tactical move that increases the team's chances should his fellow soldiers get killed or captured. >> within hours 100 marines rush to mule hill and the mexican army retreats. a year later the u.s. wins the mexican american war and triples in size stretching from the atlantic to the pacific. largely due to his political tenacity and kit carson's efforts on the ground the manifest destiny is fully realized. after riding overland to st. louis, carson catches a train for washington to deliver fremont's reports to the president. >> washington, d.c. at the time of kit carson's arrival is becoming much more sophisticated and just image, this man who had been living most of his life

inexcusable but that doesn't mean unforgivable. whether the one-time fans of this family agree remains to be seen. erica hill, nbc news, new york. >>> well this weekend you can now take uber to the beach. the baltimore sun reports uber will offer rides to beachgoers in ocean city and st. michaels this memorial day weekend. they will also provide service in 20 other beach towns along the coast. uber said it will constantly evaluate demand to determine whether its services this summer would be just seasonal or year round. >>> well today the outdoor pools, they are opening up pretty much everywhere. especially in montgomery county. the kouncounty's seven outdoor pools will open up today. for adult this cost is $8 on the weekends and $6 during the week. you can get your summer pool passes now, but you've got to buy them. you can enjoy swimming at other outdoor pools in the district. spray park it officially opens today. free to all d.c. residents. if you live outside the district you have to pay a small fee. >> come on mayor. do the ca

year, during the surge of central american families crossing the border, clinton's response was unforgiving. >> well, they should be sent back as soon as they can be determined who responsible adults in their families are. >> reporter: and during the last campaign, clinton supported giving them drivers licenses. >> they are driving to our roads and the possibility of them having an accident that harms themselves or others is just a matter of the odds. >> reporter: but then, under fire -- >> if we're going to extend the privilege, it's troublesome >> reporter: clinton hedged in the nbc news debate. >> the governor is trying to do it, and we have failed. >> you said that you thought it made sense to do t. >> no, i didn't, chris but the point is, what are we going to do with all of these illegal immigrants. >> that's an issue but drivers licenses goes too far. >> reporter: in this campaign clinton is starting hispanic outreach from a place of strength. candidates prefer her over jeb bush, 71% to 26. but latinos are looking for consistency from clinton and these advocacy organizations want to m

which is probably the most unforgiving institution in this scenario for the greeks. they owe 750 million euros to the imf on tuesday. and 1.5 billion next month, and 3 billion to the european central bank. a renegotiation of the deal which is around 7.2 billion which they will get if they agree to the terms, is extremely important for the greeks. so help us understand as they renegotiate the deal, why they run into so much resistance. what are the sticking points? >> the new government came in promising to fight the austerity measures, role back the reforms that they had promised when they first got the bail out under other governments, and the bottom line is that the european central bank the i.m.f. are not willing to budge on the deal. that was austerity. whether that was the right plan for greece during the crisis is a different issue. i do not believe they'll back off. if there's a default on tuesday, the market will probably react badly to the greek scenario >>> it raises a question of whether greece should be in the eurozone. the chancellor faced a lot of press

this is one of the most unforgiving earnings periods i've seen in a long time. the slightest miss and greeted with gigantic sell-offs. the question now, is it creating buying opportunities or sending a message about the overall market, hilary, what do you think about it all? >> green mountain, gmcr, i think this might be a buy opportunity. green mountain is about to roll out with coca-cola the cold beverage. >> it is getting crushed right now. >> i know, there was sense this would happen with earnings and that's why they scheduled it just this way, analyst day with this announcement. >> 2.0 is bad, they thought the rollout would hit and next quarter, any time a ceo says rollout is slow, it's going to take down a stock. >> one of the things, wall street likes the short. i'm sure it's double digit, i wouldn't be surprised between 20 and 30%, everyone hates it. one of the companies that is a victim of its own. >> right. >> when you miss, some company are beating, why are they taking them out to the woodshed, is that a signal for viewers of the show that maybe the o

. >> unforgiving. >> reporter: in five years some two dozen divers along the north coast have died hunting these yawned water creatures. four deaths since the season opened last month. >> it is a dangerous activity. one of the things we want to stress out here is safety. >> reporter: an a recent day in salt point, al of the dive shop. >> you have to spend time watching the ocean. >> reporter: led a safety course for first-time abalone divers. >> down at the base of the rocks in the knocks and crannies is where you will find abalone. a lot of people get in trouble by not being familiar with the ocean. >> slide it upped and pop it up. >> reporter: they utilize free diving relying on a wet suit mask fins and snorkel to reach the cloistered terrain of submerged rocks. the hazards that have stricken divers here are a mixed bag. >> mostly what people die of is drowning and heart attacks. >> reporter: there are entanglements in kelp frigid currents hazardous rocks and shark attacks. >> the ocean is nothing to mess with. if you slip up it will make you pay for it. >> reporter: like most veteran di

it says, his actions are inexcusable but not unforgivable. >>> a bunch of students at this high schooln kentucky are recovering. they got really sick this morning after smoking e-cigarettes that contained some sort of illegal substance. it happened in the city of brandenburg west of louisville. some officials believe a student take the e sigg-cigs to school and shared them with other classmates. one student was arrested. >>> a lot of folks are braving that traffic to make the trek to the beach for memorial day weekend. >> one of them is our very own storm team4 meetologist doug kammerer joining us live from ocean city. having a rough time, it looks like doug. >> reporter: oh guys, very rough down here. the drive not too bad either. we had a little bit of traffic coming down, but it wasn't too bad. of course, we left at 10:00 11:00. wasn't quite too bad yet. hi. hi. how are you doing? no idea who that is. no idea. but she's probably like 8 or 9 so that worked out okay. that's what happens down here in ocean city. a beautiful day right now, temperatures around 73 degrees here along the b

it's a very unforgiving margretket to stories. you're going see the volume shake out a little bit, and if it's as cheap and they're going get the growth from over seas it's probably a good buy. when you see thing over shoot to the way that this did in the upside and people were explain away the evaluation, it can go the other way too. it can be a hat size as far as pe. i know once you start to see the single digit, but who knows how low it can go. >> it's way cheaper than coach. >> yeah, it's single dig it. listen. this i was absolutely wrong. i never love this at a hundred. i was never on board there. here when you talk about being over toll i think that we're deeply in the over sold territory here. >> quickly. step in. >> only if i am going buy things with it. somebody did that trade today. bought over 10,000 foots at the 46 level. we will see. >> >>. >>> we want to draw your attention and following the interviews moments ago when the analyst says that maim and they're up about two percent. >>> coming up air b and b is worth a w

he started out climbing scaling the unforgiving granite faces of yosemite without a safety line to save him from death earning him worldwide fame. >> dean is like larger than life figure. he's been a hero of the climbing community for 20 years. >> reporter: that means a lot coming from sacramento native alex hunl, considered one of the best climbers in the world. he watched dean as a kid in wonder, eventually following in his footsteps. >> he had so much confidence and so much competence. he was so experienced. i'm like a little surprised that something happened. >> reporter: in the past decade potter got away from climbing and in to something more extreme, b.a.s.e. jumping, going thousands of feet off a cliff and jumping off with a parachute. potter was known for using his wing suit, a full body suit with fabric that forms wings that allows the jumper to glide through air at speeds of 100 miles per hour. it was a winged suit jump in yosemite over the weekend that killed 43-year-old potter and his climbing partner graham hunt. >> at this time we don't have any evidence that the parachut

but that doesn't mean unforgivable.t said the show is tlc hasn't said the show is canceled, only that it's been pulled from the air. all eyes are on this very public family. paula. >> all right, neal, thank you. such a tough story. >>> we want to send it back over to ron with an update of the morning's top stories. hello, again. >> hello, again, paula, dan, sara and robert. good morning to all of you out there. >>> we begin with severe storms, and record rain drenching the nation's heartland. flooding throughout texas and oklahoma wreaking havoc this memorial day weekend. the flooding rain in missouri played a huge role in the opening of this massive sinkhole right in the middle of popular golf course. >>> and new developments in the d.c. mansion murders, police now saying that daron wint didn't act alone. wint is being held without bail for allegedly killing four people inside that home. >>> and california farmers have agreed to cut their water usage by 25%. amid the worst drought in the history of that state. many res

three days of hunting a black rhino through the unforgiving desert brush of northern namibia. here. and cory has no regrets. you have been heavily criticized for doing what you just did. do you still feel like what you did is going to benefit the black rhino. 100%. 100%. i felt look from day one it was benefiting the black rhino. i don't feel like that, until the day i die. >> he granted cnn exclusive access into this controversial hunt for the black rhino one of the most endangered in the world. he won the lice nse to hunt the rhino. >> many think what you are doing is barbaric. you don't care about the black rhino. >> nobody in this situation, with this particular, black rhino put mr. value on it than i did. >> i'm hell bent on protecting it. >> it smelled us. >> he received death threats and scathing criticism. some animal welfare groups call conservation hunting a horrific idea. >> these are incredibly majestic creatures. and they're worth alive is far more, far greater than they are dead. >> in namibia, the biggest threats to the black rhino are poachers and often the rhi

three days of hunting a black rhino through the unforgiving desert brush of northern namibia ended heren has no regrets. >> i'm pretty emotional right now to be honest. >> reporter: you've been heavily criticized for doing what you just did. do you still feel that what did you is going to benefit the black rhino in the future? >> 100%. 100%. i felt like from day one it was benefiting the black rhino. i'll feel like that until the day i die. >> reporter: knowlton granted cnn exclusive access for this controversial hunt for the black rhino, one of the most endangered species in the world. so many people think what you're doing is barbaric and you don't care about this black rhino. >> nobody in this situation with this particular black rhino put more value on it than i did. i'm absolutely hell bent on protecting this animal. >> reporter: knowlton has received death threat and scathing criticism. some call conservation hunting a horrific idea. >> these are majestic creatures and their worth alive is far greater than dead. >> reporter: the biggest threats are poachers and the rhinos themselv

. >> unforgiving. >> reporter: in the past five years, some two dozen divers along the north coast have died hunting these underwater creatures. fourth deaths since the season opened last month. >> it is a really dangerous activity. >> one of the things we want to stress is safety. >> reporter: on a recent day in salt point, al nolte of the sonoma coast diver's shop led a safety course for first-time divers. >> it's down at the base of the rocks and nooks and crannies. a lot of people get in trouble by not being familiar with the ocean. slide it under and pop it up. >> reporter: north coast abalone divers utilize free diving relying on a wet suit fins mask, and snorkel to reach the abalone's cloistered terrain of submerged rocks. >> pull it off and drop it. >> reporter: the hazards that have stricken divers here are a mixed bag. >> mostly what people die of is drowning and heart attacks. >> reporter: there are entanglements in kelp vicious currents hazardous rocks, and shark attacks. >> and the ocean is nothing to mess with. if you slip up it's going to make you pay for it. >> reporter:

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