the idea of how a wild west legend became a wild west legend. and i looked at one or two exam bulls, and i noted three and four, and then five, and ended up with six. and then incidents and wild west icons. and all of them happened to be in the year 1876. and i briefly. describe the six events in january of that year, a 22 year old bat masterson was in his first gunfight with a us army corporal. over a saloon girl or a poker game. or maybe both. and he shot and killed his first man in may of that year. wyatt earp, who is a deputy marshal in wichita, kansas, had been fired for beating up the political enemy of his boss and was declared a vagrant and was asked to leave town. and two weeks later, he wandered into dodge city and became a deputy marshal. there in the next month, june, lieutenant colonel george armstrong custer led the seventh calvary to the southeast corner of montana. and the results were not favorable for the seventh calvary or custer. about four weeks after that, there was a skirmish in the northwest corner of nebraska called the

the idea of how a wild west legend became a wild west legend. and i looked at one or two exam bulls, and i noted three and four, and then five, and ended up with six. and then incidents and wild west icons. and all of them happened to be in the year 1876. and i briefly. describe the six events in january of that year, a 22 year old bat masterson was in his first gunfight with a us army corporal. over a saloon girl or a poker game. or maybe both. and he shot and killed his first man in may of that year. wyatt earp, who is a deputy marshal in wichita, kansas, had been fired for beating up the political enemy of his boss and was declared a vagrant and was asked to leave town. and two weeks later, he wandered into dodge city and became a deputy marshal. there in the next month, june, lieutenant colonel george armstrong custer led the seventh calvary to the southeast corner of montana. and the results were not favorable for the seventh calvary or custer. about four weeks after that, there was a skirmish in the northwest corner of nebraska called the

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camp— and teaching them how to wild camp and _ and teaching them how to wild camp and leave no tracei'm really concerned about the future that this may have on them and their communities. they marched towards the southern slopes of the moor. 4,000 acres of it is owned by a hedge fund manager, alexander darwall. his legal action saw the high court rule there is no intrinsic right to wild camp on the moor — something that's been done for decades. i cut my football match to come here. did you? more important! it's more important than a football match? yeah! a lot of people here today spoken to me about power and about how it's tipped away from the ability of people to camp out here on the moor in favour of the few people who own this land. but there is a darker side — the damage that can be done by people camping out. cans, foil, condoms, syringes sometimes... all those things... russell ashford owns buckfastleigh common. he was born here. at the end of the day, it is a fantastic, big, open wild space but it is a wild space and we surely don't want to visit it so much that it's damaged

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these birds have never been in the wild before. there's been no sticks in the wild for more than 22 years. so we need to teach them, we don't want them to stop and we don't want him to be weak and stressed about not having enough food and in vulnerable. so we make sure that they have food available, and they are healthy while they find the wild food. this fixes mic. cars are like celebrities. people from neighboring areas want to see the birds. only older residence can recall the time before they died out in the wild. people like 84 year old and use of the da santos. my dad really grew on. yeah. the ale when i was as bad as i saw the birds near a house, a lea at the river as i washed low, yazzy cliffy he acted on for when i was out heard and go all but then the bab you or with the look which will be even getting it dialogue with the local community is important to biologists google eisler. their help is needed to make the reintroduction process a success. i can tell you that i put it over so that idea we have to maintain this mixes

a landowner wins his battle to ban wild campers from dartmoor — the last place in england and wales where pitch a tent without permission. and meet sophie from romania — the rescue dog who has become a rather reluctant social media star. and coming up on the bbc news channel... it's bumper weekend of football — with one of the highlights being the manchester derby in the premier league — with plenty at stake for both united and city. good evening. the manchester city footballer — benjamin mendy — has been found not guilty of six counts of rape and one count of sexual assault, after a six—month trial at chester crown court. jurors failed to reach verdicts on two other cases, meaning he will now face a re—trial later this year. another man was also found not guilty of three counts of rape relating to two teenagers. our north of england correspondent, danny savage, reports. and it came to mendy! oh, what a clearance. he was the millionaire footballer who had the world at his feet. but what now for benjamin mendy? it's a brilliant strike from mendy. cleared of the majority of charges against

campaigners vow to fight a court ruling that people do not have a right to wild camp in england's dartmoor national park. hello and welcome. russia says its forces have completed the capture of soledar —— a small town in eastern ukraine that's been the focus of intense fighting. moscow called it an important step in its offensive — which would allow russian troops to cut off ukrainian forces in nearby bakhmut. if russia's claims are true, it would be the first ukrainan town it has captured sincejuly — after six months of russian forces in nearby bakhmut. but ukraine's president zelensky says the battle in soledar is still underway. our ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse reports. a salt mining town under russian assault, soledar has become a story of carnage and contradiction. after months of bloody fighting, an attempt by russia to give a clear message. for the first time, a claim, to be in complete control, and that this town is the start of something bigger. "the capture of soledar became possible due to the constant destruction of the enemy," says russia's defence ministry. "by gro

uh, under the contract , wild animals are fed in the tinao.e are wild boars, moose, hares - this is socio. well, salt licks is a scattering of salt; laying salt is this, well, that is, this is in the winter. we still feed the animals, but those who are here should not be envious. all these animals and birds ended up in the rehabilitation center for wild animals with crippled destinies and health. from them, the same contact zoos were confiscated from the floor of legal circuses from the owners who could not get along with the wild animal of the bengal tiger. nur was found 2 years ago as a kitten in the garage of a smuggler , the police immediately brought him here. here , for the first 2 months, he was literally in his arms, dragged and fattened. that is, rickets is a violation. there, the food was full of lichen , it was very first in a month. it is difficult to go out, that is, they didn’t even understand, you won’t survive, that’s why you gradually fattened up. now it's like, well, like this sociable tiger cub into the wild. he will not ret

so as similar as possible to food and the wild ones, the eating all the wild food they able to put together is either workflow and the gift of etsy. we don't always have it available. so we have to use what's available to it, to try and mimic a similar dial eats, fixes mic cause have been flying around the catching a wilderness in ne, brazil for several weeks now will be introduced. the animals 1st have to get used to their new found freedom. they come whenever they hear cromwell purchases quad feeding time. we have this day back. the animals are supposed to be becoming less used to people. these birds have never been in a while before. there's been no 6 in the wild for more than 22 years, so we need to teach them. we don't want them to stop. and we don't want them to be weak and stressed about not having enough food and in vulnerable. so we make sure that they have food available, and they are healthy while they find the wild food. this fixes mic. cars are like celebrities. people from neighboring areas want to see the birds. only older residents can recall the time before they died out in

wild bulls grazed freely in the open spaces from the atlantic ocean to lake baikal.the forest, it was almost impossible for wild bulls to prefer open spaces and meadows in winter, they went south and from the banks of the neman could easily reach the black sea steppes. however, civilization went on the offensive in the middle ages, their bison from the free steppes finally turned into forest giants. centuries-old thickets for bison, they became the only way to escape from hunters. so the last bison of europe left the fields, saving their lives, but at the same time dooming themselves to winter hunger. the fact is that the basis of the diet of wild bulls is grass and shoots, and frosty chischeba could treat them only with moss to thin twigs for the survival of this species would simply was not enough. so after a man has shattered migration corridors the bison was doomed to extinction, but then the people themselves came to the rescue. trying to hay and feeders for the last bison of europe began to appear since the early middle ages, grand dukes, and kings, kings and e

at the end of the day it's a fantastic, big, open, wild space but it is a wild space and we surely don't been done — land owners will be paid and people can wild camp. the area is smaller, though, and the right can be revoked at any time. what everyone has in common is the desire for humans to leave no trace and to preserve the dwindling wild spaces of england. claire marshall, bbc news. let's bring you some breaking news now and in the last few minutes it's been reported that six more classified documents have been found in the us justice department search of president biden�*s home in wilmington, delaware. this according to mr biden�*s laywer. biden�*s attorney bob bauer said in a statement that the president offered access "to his home to allow doj to conduct a search of the entire premises for potential vice—presidential records and potential classified material". neither biden nor his wife were present during the search, the attorney said. tens of millions of people are on the move in china to visit family and friends for new year celebrations. it's the first spring festival in the

that further limits whe they can pitch a tent for what is called wild camping.il today in england and wales on one pocket of land was eligible and now it has been banned there too. [chanting] reporter: campaigners protesting last month for any new restrictions. for decades people have enjoyed and assumed rights to sleep under the stars in detonated areas of the comments -- in designated areas of the commons. today's ruling has left many disappointed. >> it has helped people with depression and anxiety anto get over trauma. overnight that has been stripd from all of us. reporter: wild camping is about carrying everything you need in your backpack, using a small tentnd taking her rubbish with you. but there have been problems where people have not followed the rules. there have been incidents where litter and human waste have been left behind. they are against the laws that have governed how wild camping has been able to take place. the majority of people who take part in doing wild camping every year leave absolutely no trace. you will never know that they have b

that is, these are wild boars, elk and hares. lancers, this is a scattering of salt, laying salt, this is, well, that is, this is the winter period. we still feed the animals, but those who are here should not envy all these animals and birds ended up in a rehabilitation center for wild animals with poor health and fate. the same petting zoos were confiscated from them from half of the legal circuses, others from the owners who could not get along with the wild animal of the bengal tiger nura 2 years ago, they found it as a kitten in the garage near the contraba. ndist police immediately brought him here. here , for the first 2 months, he was literally in his arms, dragged and fattened, that is, rickets is a violation. there, the food was full of lichen , it was very difficult for the first months to go out. that is, they did not even understand to survive not will survive. that's why gradually fattened. now it’s like, well, such a sociable tiger cub into the wild. he will not return. the predator must be afraid of man and be abl

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at the end of the day, it is a fantastic, big, open wild space, but it is a wild space, and we surelyd owners will be paid and people can wild camp. the area is smaller, though, and the right can be revoked at any time. what everyone has in common is the desire for humans to leave no trace and to preserve the dwindling wild spaces of england. claire marshall, bbc news on dartmoor. from me and the team here on bbc news, thanks for watching. bye—bye. hello there. it's been cold again today across england and wales, even if you did have the sunshine. some areas, though, it's been a real struggle with this mist and fog — across parts of northern england, east wales, the west midlands and the west country. towards the north—west of the uk, things are looking very different. we're getting atlantic air and a lot of cloud coming in, bringing in some milder conditions. still going to be quite windy for scotland and northern ireland into the night. some more rain coming in from the atlantic as well. some of that cloud just could edge into western—most parts of england and wales. but on the whol

at the end of the day, it is a fantastic, big, open wild space, but it is a wild space, and we surelyrs will be paid and people can wild camp. the area is smaller, though, and the right can be revoked at any time. what everyone has in common is the desire for humans to leave no trace and to preserve the dwindling wild spaces of england. claire marshall, bbc news on dartmoor. tens of millions of people are on the move in china in preparation for the start of the lunar new year tomorrow. it's the first spring festival in china in four years without any covid travel restrictions, as michael bristow reports. there's excitement, and relief, as china begins celebrating its first lunar new year since the lifting of covid restrictions. not surprisingly, there are more travellers than last year. there are expected to be 2 billion individualjourneys in china over the whole holiday, although that's still fewer than before the outbreak began. for some, it's a first get—together since the start of the pandemic. translation: i'm very happy to see my son and his family. | this is ourfirst reunion in

why the wild horse saloon?wild horse. >> the line dancing. >> well, you know, this place has the largest dance floor of all of downtown nashville. are you going to hit the dance floor? >> yes. where are you from? >> montana. >> you know coal haaser is going to be here later. we'll make sure that coal haaser doesn't hear that. right now back to you. all right, abby hornacek. looking good and sounding good. let's go down to big easy to see what's going on in new orleans with christina coleman. >> i'm here at bourbon street in new orleans. i am here with their mascot. i am here with the manager. i love the vibes. >> we love seeing all these people and the streets of new orleans packed for new year's eve. chris. >> it's a tradition here. >> it's a lot of fun, check it out. she is going to take a shot, and then she has to spin around in this chair. this is what they do here. you ready? let's go. turn around. okay. can we get a cheer for her? let's go. jimmy: i had no idea i was chaperoning a hazing ritual starring c

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back to blue brazil 6 is michael was once extinct in the wild. now it's making a comeback. center stage we encounter po van qu, miles tenacity on his challenging career path and fleeing at all costs african refugees risk everything on the dangerous journey to the arabian peninsula. glittering facades and vast wealth, the visible prosperity of saudi arabia. the emirates and guitar is a big draw for migrants from africa and asia. saudi arabia's population in fact comprises just under 40 percent migrants, and the proportion is growing across the whole region, despite notoriously harsh working conditions, often with little regard for human rights. in the 1st half of 2022 more than 25000 people from east africa alone migrated to the arabian peninsula almost as many as in the entire previous year. mostly from c o, p, a, and somalia. debussy on the east african coast is a key embarkation point for the both trip to the arabian peninsula. it's just 25 kilometers away from the amazon. shortly after midnight, we leave off a small town in northern judy. the

and in bashkiria, the annual winter census of wild animals began. in the zaporozhye direction, as a result of a successful offensive, russian troops were able to gain a foothold on the line of contact in the vicinity, settlements over the orekhov field and success. also, our fighters were able to advance to the outskirts. ugledar. this is a very important strategic point on the maryinsky and avdeevsky sectors of the front, advanced marine units in the pacific fleet. now fetter the actions of the enemy, preventing the counter from attacking. at the same time, artillery strikes at militants who have equipped a powerful fortified area in ugoldar, a report from the front line of our military correspondent alexei baranov is clear, the weather is only to help the reconnaissance drone, which is working directly above the line of contact, its camera is now recording the advance of russian assault units on zaporozhye direction moving along the line of contact we pass the collection point of the tank brigade before the start of combat work. in the zaporizhia

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technically there's a game on monday night tonight, so much football, but man, it was a wild wild weekend for sure you have the jags coming back in historic fashion down 27 0 the bills. i mean, the dolphins gave them everything they could in the building. nine are only escaping the 40 niners all those kind of a handed victory there. they really, really gave it to seattle. their love football. it's almost a super bowl's almost can't believe it years going by so fast. do you have a team that new, predictable win. my family is kind of a 40 niners . my husband is all is from the bay area, so he was very excited on saturday is with 49% yes, he was watching, working and watching at the same time. great year, of course, anchoring world news tonight. this is a great year to be a 49 understand, we'll tell you more. about all the football stories in some sports stories later in the show, but we're gonna be with that terrifying near collision at new york's jfk airport. multiple federal agencies are already looking into it, trying to figure out how to airliners almost ran into each other, and we've b

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where you can pitch a tent anywhere for some wild camping.s only possible on one small pocket of land until today. now it is being banned there. >> campaigners protesting last month to any new restrictions. for decades, people enjoyed and assumed right to sleep under the stars in designated areas of the commons. today's ruling has left many disappointed. >> help people with depression, anxiety, and get over trauma. enable people who live in inner cities to experience the world for the first time in their lives. overnight, that has been stripped. >> wild camping is about carrying everything you need in your backpack, using a small tent, and taking your rubbish with you. there have been problems when people have not followed the rules. >> there have been incidents where litter, human waste have been left behind. >> these are already against laws, against the laws -- how well camping is able to take place. the vast majority of people who enjoy in doing wild camping leave no trace, you never know they have been there. >> they own a 4000 acre esta

why did you choose the wild horse saloon to come for nashville?love donald towers so he came out with our friends. >> awesome. we love the fire department they might have to put out a few fires on the dance floor after jimmy hits the dance floor so -- thank goodness guys what's going on? >> in new york city cab driver to nashville urban cowboy we'll keep up with jimmy wardrobe changes throughout the night. but you can see we're a man down on stage right now. >> where -- pete didn't crash out early. very early. he took to the main stage. plus check in with our guy pete back on the main stage. >> what's up wild horse saloon? [applause] how we feeling tonight? [cheering] i love it. we are i'm not running or president in 2024. i see that sign. thank you, sir. we're so psyched to have you tonight this is the all american new year's. [applause] we're awake and i'm pretty sure yoib joe biden is already asleep and that's just fine with us. you know, i'm so glad to be in nashville. you see in new york city, just some warm temperatures tonight. and i'm hear

well, you know, uh, probably a little wild from my lips. sound, but, uh, they began to shoot much less and thank god, but, well, in any case, well, wild uncle, wildly, again wildness lies in the fact that you can’t shoot at all. yes, but this is wildness, but then there is a fire today so disturbing, but in these orgy and artillery tantrums. uh, the last of which was at the very end of november and all this time was not. and here and at the cost of incredible efforts, but managed to establish, and heat supply in the city it was very difficult. especially considering. and the fact that the nuclear power plant itself is e, and two operating, and today the power unit. well, of course, they contributed to this, but i had to change it. pay this situation through alternative sources of heat supply, but the problem is solved and in this sense, uh, well, a huge merit and specialists uh, the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant and the concern rosenergo, there and those specialists who were attracted by the city administration and the regional federal a

there they build a thorn , wild animals die for centuries, the migration of wild animals was meks. we have to mess it all up and fuck it up. well, nature, something they say goodbye. is it enough for all this to observe the forces of the border committee. i reported to the president that we have enough forces, the tasks that are to ensure the security of our forces are being carried out naturally. and we don't have any technical means. we are helped by the internal troops of the ministry of defense and the local population provides a lot of assistance. i'll tell you, as never before in those, yes, and calmly easily the border guards attracted the area of ​​the population of immortal inhabitants. we are on the border of the blind. and now for the last 2 years. it used to be we created voluntary squads, but this year and last year they are more active than ever. we are the belarusian people together, and, as there is a concept, the state guards the borders, there is a belarusian border guard, a policeman of the ministry of emergency situations local authorities to the same machine op

a wild weekend of rain. a lot of flooding and cleanup. we have a headline here. that is this. more heavy rain is on the way. showers across part of the bay area right now. let's open up the windows and look outside. this is live in san frsc tracislook e conditions later this week. >> first thing is first, we have this system moving to the bay area. it's fast. not that much moisture. everybody is getting wet to the tune of 2/10 of an inch. by wednesday and thursday, the next system will be bringing more powerful wind and a good deal of rain. we've got several storms lined up . this is today's and it will be out of here by about 7:00 tonight. after that, it does not look like much now but don't be lulled into a false sense of security. going to tap some sub tropical moisture. nevertheless, packing heavy winds. we could get gusts up to 70 miles per hour and some of the upper elevations on wednesday and thursday. totals of 2 or 3 inches. something like that. we will have more details when we cover the weather. but first it was a mess over the weekend. >>> hears more from the newsr

it's super wild card weekend. the preview of the big matchups and the story lines to watch from the new young stars to the unlikely matchup. espn's stephen a. smith helps us break it down. ♪ and i'm a billionaire ♪ >>> and lucky ticket. america has a new billionaire this morning in the mega millions drawing. could it be you? >>> good morning, america. somebody, not any of the three of us. >> not this time. >> waking up as america's -- no, not this time. they are the newest billionaire. it looks like there was one lucky winner of the mega millions jackpot. they will take home the more than $1.3 billion prize. we'll have more on that coming up. >> for the record, i still would have come to work in a helicopter. >> there you go. to spice it up a little bit. yeah. >> call the helicopter first thing this morning. >> yep. >>> we begin, though, with president biden facing growing questions and new investigations into the classified documents found in his former office and delaware home. >> yeah, both the president the wh

vladislav bondar hello, see the release of a surge in an accident with forest pedestrians highways attract wild animals with salt on the roads on the eve of the president of belarus, the final transition from 2022 to 2023 took place with new emotions and at the same time preserving traditions , always a very beautiful event. it 's all about the atmosphere said by a friend friend of words. and, of course, the invited guests of the doctors. athletes are military educators. the artists came out of the 300 invited officials were not professionally imperceptible. as usual , i thank you all for your hard work. for your position, which in this difficult time is a reliable support for our state. and of course, thank you for your creativity and talent. in this hall today, as i understand it, exclusively talented and creative people without these qualities bestowed on you by the lord , new year's christmas days would not be so bright and interesting when the country rested would work at children's matinees outdoor telephony sites, so tonight. this is your holiday. you deserve this holiday. the work of al

13th century, but iov manyavskyi, one of the monks of the kyiv-pechersk lavra, walked through the wild forest and nearby he founded a remote hermitage, the prototype of the monastery . somewhere to hide from rain and snow and uh in it so that you could move in it and to have at least some protection from wild animals, because there are always animals in the forest and so that you could pray to god. he himself says that he found a place for exploits where even livestock cannot pass to this place, and it has various amazing forms, but this one seems to have been created as a shelter in my imagination, it is like a giant palm that covers from rain and wind, besides the fact that the place was extremely cozy and from all on the sides, protected by a mountainous forest, there is another reason why the monks settled here, according to legend, they were attracted here by the manyava water , it flowed straight from the stone and was as tasty as when it was consecrated and taken with you, you can taste it. by the way, it is still tasty after seven centuries, such a sweet spring, thank you that

to replenish the wild stock. but what we realized over time is, if we put a million fish out in the ocean and we get 10% of them back, that means we got 100,000 fish back out of a million. if i take a million fish and put them in a cage and grow them, i can get a million fish back out and put them on the table. our plan here is to take everything we've learned how to do in growing these species and demonstrate the technology, transfer the technology from the research level out to the commercial level, and to do that, we're gonna permit a farm to produce 5,000 tons of fish about 4 miles out to sea. now, mussels and oysters, we know how to do that. we've done that for a long time, and we reasonably know how to grow fin fish, but we're not growing it here. we're growing it in other parts of the world and then bringing it here. now we get back into the balance part of it again. does it really make sense for us to have our salmon coming from chile, being processed in china, and then flown into our market? does it make

the sochi leopard center a special approach to education the predator must be able to survive in the wilddidn’t know who i would be, but i definitely wanted to be some kind of famous; his concerts are scheduled for a year ahead and a birthday, according to tradition, on the stage to the people’s artist conductor-violist yulia bashmet, 70 russian units are storming the settlement of krasnoye on the western outskirts at this moment. artyomovsk, the liberation of the village will allow interrupting the last supply route for the armed forces group in the city, according to the dpr authorities, our military personnel are developing an offensive along the entire line of contact, the disguised objects of the ukrainian troops are opened, including with the help of unmanned aerial vehicles, which automatically transmit data to the gunners directly to the tablet computer, reporting by ruslan bikbulatov. lyutu fire control divisions information from intelligence comes here; here they decide how to use a weapon and what projectile to strike at the square. the artillery of the brave grouping of the ce

speculation running wild. ♪ it's about to go down ♪ >>> and wild night, the jaguars pull off the thirdgest comeback in nfl playoff history as the 49ers' brock purdy proves his worth with one for the record books. >>> plus, damar hamlin pays a visit to the bills. and the look ahead to the next matchps ahead of that big showdown monday night. ♪ it's game time ♪ >>> i didn't think i would like that song, but weirdly i do this morning. >> especially when the niners are winning. >> oh, yes. >> he was happy this morning. >> yes! >> good morning, america. it is great to have gio back with us filling in for janai. she's on her birthday week. >> yes, having a great time. >> yes, yes. >>> we have a lot to talk about. for millions of americans in the west, the only question this weekend, is when will it end? storm after storm, downpour after downpour as california faces a january of seemingly nonstop rain and snow. >>> yeah, that flooding rain and feet of dangerous snow falling across the state this weekend causing travel dangers and power outages to tens of thousands. president biden approving a

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