we are ensuring that future generations receive the benefit of an enduring wilderness.president, throughout your term, interior has also been focused on strengthening the north american wildlife conservation law. this is the best in the world. the model was originally conceived by american hunters and anglers. these were the first to crusade for wildlife protection and retain some of today's most important conservation leadership. the success of this model depends on a strong federal state partnership. it also depends on the continued commitment and participation of the hunters and anglers. these important relationships were frayed under the prior administration. in contest, your administration has fostered stewardship collaboration by working with the state not unilaterally on our shared mission to conserve fish and wildlife and preserve their habitats for future generations. for example, since 2017 interior, we have released 292 million sport fish. this provides recreational angling opportunities and contribute to species restoration and recovery goals. we have remove

wilder teaches at virginia commonwealth university. he was the nation's first elected blackovernor and has until next week to contest the investigation's findings. >>> president trump says he is backing off his effort to include a citizenship question on the census and says the government will collect that question in a different way. the president is taking executivio act to direct every federal department and agency to make that information available to thenommerce departmet. this is a new effort taking into account how many citizens and noncitizens are currently in the country. it's a move that could still play a r le inpolitical redistricting. >> we will collect all ormthe infoation we need to conduct an accurate census and to makebl respon decisions about public policy, voting rights, and representacon in gress. >> all of this comes two weeks after the supreme court ruled the trump administration de couldn't inc the question on the 2020 census. opponents have argued that ng includi the question could make immigrants afraid to resp

the reality is that america leads the world in wilderness and wildlife conservation efforts.nder president trump's common -- commonsense leadership, every day at interior we are increasing access to our public land, increasing recreational opportunities on those public lands, and enhancing our conservation efforts. so, thank you. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much, david. i got to know this one. you, i did not know, but i got to know this one. he was a tough competitor on the campaign trail. he wanted this position. and we fought and we fought and i said you know, i want him someday. if i win i am going to get him in some capacity. and who is better to get than a man who successfully ran texas for 12 years. is that what it is? 12 years? a long time. you did a great job. i said i want rick perry working for us. he knows more about energy than anybody. come on up, rick. [applause] mr. perry: mr. president, i want to tell you that last thursday was a big day for me. in the morning i got to welcome my first grandson into the world. [applause] mr. perry: and that afternoo

wilder has an opportunity to t respo those results. wilder was the nation's first elected black governor and has until next week to contest the investigation's findings. >>> president trump says he is backing off his effort to include a citizenship qstion on the 2020 census. >> instead,re the pdent says the government wl collect that question in a different way. the president is taking executive actio to direct every federal department and agency to make that information available to the commerce depart. this is a new effort taking into account how many citizens and noncitizens are currently in the country. it's a move that could still play role in political redistricting. >> we will collect all of the usformation we need to conduct an accurate cens and to make responsible decisions about public policy,oting rights, and representation in congress. >> this comes two weeks after the supre court ruled the trump administration couldn't include the question on the 2020 census. h opponene argued that including the question could make immigrants afraid to respond which could lead to a miscount.

up ahead, we hear from the woman who was missing in the wilderness for three days. why she says she was chased into the woods. >>> also how that alligator who showed up in chicago was caught by an out of towner. >>> from california tonight, we are learning new details about a harrowing survivor's story a woman found after four days alone in the wilderness. here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: tonight cheryl powell is back in the arms of family, out of the hospital, sharing her story of survival. >> the guy comes from behind, you know, from behind a tree, whatever, and, you know, grabs hold of me and really scary and threatened with his knife. >> reporter: powell says while at this remote camp site with her husband, she walked away to use the bathroom with her dog when a man, hiding in the trees, suddenly surprised her, threatening to harm her. >> the first thing that's going to happen here is i'm going to use this knife on your dog and then if you don't let me have your way -- my way with you, i'll use it on you. >> reporter: fearing for her life, powell says she and

it is the cathedral of nature, not a howling wilderness. that seems to capture a lot about the difference between 19th and 20th century sensibilities. there are no benign glories in the bingham painting. it is interesting to think about why boone is misplaced in our imaginations, why we tend to confuse him with the sort of davy crockett era. i do have one theory, and this might not relate at all to your generation, but it relates to mine. when i was a kid, i confused daniel boone with davey crockett. the same actor played them both and he wore almost the same exact costume for both roles. that is what i blame my confusion on, but i think more fundamentally we don't really think that the era of the revolution as being an era of westward expansion, but it really is. and in fact, in the experience of those early kentucky settlements, the american revolution legitimizes westward expansion, a kind of unbridled form of western expansion, for the first time in american history. this is a map that was printed in that 1784 book, about the discovery

the student is 66 years younger than wilder. filed a formal complaint with virginia commonwealth university in december of last year. wilderwas the first elected african-american governor in this country and he currently teaches at vcu. wilder has until next week to contest the investigation's findings. "the washington post" reports the investigationalso cleared wilder of three othehe allegationstudent made. >> the former movie mogul harvey weinstein is reshuffling his legal team again. woman. attorney is a at a hearing today, the judge blowed lawyer josez to leave the case. baez previously told the judge hey crashed over legal strategy. harvard law professor ronald sullivan left the team in may after considerable acklash from harvard students and his first lawyer with drew from the case about six months ago. today's shuffle comes just two months before weinstein is due to stand trial for sex sexual assault charges. >>> a fairfax county man who just finished his prison sentence for kidnapping a girl could be headed back behind b

heavyweight champion has been suspended — and so has his position as mandatory challenger to deontay wilderfore he beat oscar rivas, on points, on the 20th ofjuly. he was cleared to take part in the fight with the colombian after attending an independent panel hearing. whyte will be allowed to present his case to the wbc who he's been number—one ranked with — behind american champion wilder — for more than 600 days. cricket, and in the women's ashes, australia will look to complete a t20 series whitewash over england when they play the last of their three games in bristol on wednesday. they lead by 12 points to two in the multi—format series and have already retained the ashes — having only dropped points in the rain—affected drawn test match. the men's ashes series is due to get under way on thursday but poor weather has hampered pitch preparations in birmingham. heavy rain has been falling at edgbaston with the outfield showing plenty of surface water less than 48 hours before the start of the five—match series betwen england and australia. you can get all the latest sports news at our we

they started the nation that settled the wilderness, one our independence, paved the wild west, endedry, secured civil rights, invented the airplane, vanquished the nazis, brought communism to its knees and placed our great american flag on the face of the moon. [applause] and in a program that just started, someday very soon american astronaut will plant our beautiful stars & stripes on the surface of mars. [applause] but among all of america's towering achievements, none exceed the triumph that we are here to celebrate today, our nations priceless culture of freedom, independence, equality, justice and self-determination under god. [applause] that culture is a source of who we are, it is our prize inheritance, our proudest legacy, it is among the greatest human accomplishments in the history of the world, what you have done is the greatest couples meant in the history of the world and i congratulate you. it started right here. [applause] now we must go bravely into the future just as those bold explorers first ventured into this majestic land. we must call upon the same scale of ima

try blue wilderness, because he's wild inside.go thick and fluffy waffle al breakfast in bed? major. husband. points. would you l'eggo your eggo? >>> look at this massive water spout caught on camera off the coast of france. formed next to corsica water spouts relatively common this time of year but still cool to get video and see >> toss over to bill karins. >> barry is not done, what's left is producing rainfall in arkansas, two to three inches of rain and flash flood washes, memphis, up through little rock could get two to three inches more in the area and rain from memphis to nashville, but winding down. hopefully the end of it. >>> federal deficit balloons to level not seen since the great recession. try new clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs. it even works on stainless steel. it cuts through 100% of dirt, grease and g

in old town, drew wilder, news 4.ing to stop an outbreak of a viral iless that has sickened more than 50 residents at a senior housing facility, two have died from it at green spring retirement community in springfield. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey is live there with the details and how this started and what they're doing about it. >> reporter: hi, wendy, well,t t the road that leads into this gated senior retirement community. health officia say what isso striking about this outbreak is the sheer number of people impacted and the fact that this is striking during the summer rather than in the winter months when we usually think of respiratory illness and fluea sprng. now, that outbreak was reported in the assisted living and skilled care area of green springs, something they called continuing care. there are about 250 people living in that unit. one in five have fallen ill. as we mentioned, two elderly residents have died, although health officials stress they had other complicating factors that cou

three days after she vanished in the wilderness >> i was screaming, i had a whistle. i was pounding on my horn. it was the most panicked time in my life. >> reporter: just before she was found, cheryl's husband, joe powell, had nearly given up hope on friday he was turning the family jeep around after they picked this remote campsite. his wife waiting with their dog up the hill, vanishing minutes later. after he called police, he made the desperate plea for help. >> cheryl, please, come back to me stay strong. please come back to me please >> reporter: scouring the mountains for days with no sign of powell, this afternoon rescue teams suddenly came across the family dog 2.5 miles from where cheryl was last seen then came the news -- they found the 60-year-old, dehydrated, resilient, strong, but exhausted. >> everyone's so happy and so ecstatic >> reporter: tonight her family back by her side details of her survival and three nights in the wilderness just coming to light what some are calling a miracle on the white mountains miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> another story

. >> drew wilder dropped in on some well-known hot spots that could have gone cold. >> reporter: inside one of old town's staple restaurants the same dcious food that's brought people in for years but this summer they're not coming in. >> we've seen a stagnant dropoff, a sharp dropoff. >> reporter: it dropped off when metro shut down the king station to do much-needed work on the platform. lifeline. r >> we always joke about how it's right across the bridge but when it comes down to the metro not beiat there, th bridge feels like it might as well be miles away. >> reporter: they conducted a survey of local businesses three weeks after the stati shutdown. >> why would we take the pulse three weeks in, right? we didn't want to know about it after the fact, i the moment, so there were still adjustments to make. >> reporter: they'll consider adjustments now because the survey finds 4 and 10 businesses are losing money. the closer you get, the worst it gets. >> as you can see, there is a uffet and i don't have a single guest sitting in the building. >> reporter: he says his restaurant has ta

wilder say the investigation was biased and he is contesting the findings. >>> developing this morning. growing protests with intensifying pressure against othe puerto rico govern rossel lo. from the air to the ground here styou can lien to the chants here. thousand in the streets. the protesters began a week ago after 900 pages of chat were released and published. he is accused of making comments about his rival politicians and jokes with the victims of hurricane maria and antigay slur against singer ricky martin. rossello is stepping dowd as te he his party and won't run for re-election next year but protesters want him out now. >>> take look here. they protested yesterday at the national museum. they protested in solidarity at the african museum of culture. president donald trump called 's government corrupt but bragged about hosting two miss universe pageants there. >>> a person who pretended to be a doctor and psychologist for years is facing a multimillion dollar lawsuit. she worked for years at a pediatric practice. former patient turned to her for t on to quickly cau some red f

wilder say the investigation wai ed and he is contesting the findingro >>> growingsts with intensifying pressure against the puerto rico governor rossello after 900 pages of chat were released. he is accused of making comments about his rival opponents and he makes jokes with the victims of hurricane maria and antigay slur against siiner ricky ma rossello is stepping down as the head of his party and won't run for re-election next year but protesters want him out. take a lookhe here. t protested yesterday at the nationalse mu. africa museum of culture. president donaltrump called puerto rico's government corrupt but bragged about hosting two miss universe pageants there. >>> in venezuela, residents are waking up without power this morning. people in caracas trying to navigate streets without lights. power went out across much of that country yesterday afternoon. officials there have not said at whaused this outage but back the capital there without erwer and wat for almost a week. >>> a person who pretended to be a doctor and psychologist for years is facing a multimillion dollar lawsui

details of her survival and three nights in the wilderness just coming toight. what some are calling a miracle on the white mountains. guel almaguer, nbc news. >>> another story developing late in california, a massive house explosion that rocked a neighborhood in riverside county east of los angeles. officials say a gas mp coy worker was killed in the blast while crews were working to repair a damaged gas line. 15 people were injured. authorities still looking to account for one of t people who lives in that home. >>> tonight, millions are under flash flood watches as the remnants of barry continue to lash the south. the storm moving into arkansas and in louisiana leaving behind a disastenb s kerry sanders is there. >> reporter: the only way to get to the breached levee in myrtle gve is by air boat. when the levee failed saturday -- >> you can see we have a break in the levee -- >> reporter: the floodwaters rose more than five feet. here it spilled over. since hurricane katrina in 2005, the federal government has spent more than $14 billion rebuilding louisiana

a group of girl scouts in minnesota are safe tonight after two of them were hurt in the wilderness where lightning struck. mpingroup was camping in a forest near the minnesota-canada border when strong storms overtook the area friday night. herescue team found the group early this morning. rescuers say the two girls were not directly hit but may have experienced ground current. they were taken to the hospital and released. nsifce are intensifying their oanhunt for two teen murder suspects in canada. they're accused of killing three people, including an american woman and her australian boyfriend. janet shamlian reports on the new efforts under way to find ffem. >> reporter: heavily armed canadian police are now canvassing homes door to door, as well as checking trains, using dogs and drones in the search for these two teens halieved to have gone on a killing spree and on the run for two weeks. the checkpoints are 2,000 miles from where the duo is believed to have killed three people, including chynna deese from north carolina and her australian boyfriend lucas inwler, touring the brick w

one farmers child so-called wilding technique and i livestock to roam free and the wilderness to grow naturally the results been encouraging but they fear the current political climate could undo their hard work hours the reports after sussex just an hour south of london you find yourself in the wilderness not long ago this was a traditional farm but the owners decided to shut their eyes and see what would happen if they allowed nature to take us all back through astounded even them the race at which it all group back now is not only absorbs huge amounts of carbon dioxide but is teeming with wildlife species have come back here like the stork in that tree off in the distance that haven't been seen in the u.k. the hundreds of years before that it had been really you know we was the i could see it was it was the typical monoculture of british army and we used to travel the world to look at wildlife and we never once thought that we could get it back on our doorstep and this was where it could be really as which is anywhere we're not going to expect large swaths of being to turn into rew

ot exactly a wilderness of shrubbery and trees. do any of these trees and shrubs survive today? there is one large oak on the south grounds that might be older than the mansion itself. it is not very likely that most of these early plantings survived and that's because the british burned the white house during the war of 1812, leaving only the charred exterior walls left standing. the best depiction of the aftermath is this painting that shows the scene of utter devastation, and suggests the landscape is ahead of the mansion. during the rebuilding of the white house, the grounds once again reverted back to a construction site. most of the work was accomplished under madison. thankfully, in 1825, another plant loving resident moved in. ohn quincy adams had a -- an interest in horticulture, but his political career always kept them moving from place to place and unable to do any real gardening of his own. this changed when he came to the white house and established a tree nursery inside a fence. that is what we see in the foreground of the image. all told, adams grew more than 700

the horrifying end to a wilderness excursion. a himalayan bear reaching through a fence mauling a tour guide. >>> terror in the skies? two major airlines canceling all flights to cairo, citing the safety and security of its customers. >>> celebrity diplomacy. the american rapper asap rocky under arrest overseas. president trump using the weight of his office trying to get him released. >>> and one small step. 50 years ago tonight, the world came together. the moment 600 million people watched. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the blistering heat scorching much of america tonight. from new mexico to maine, 170 million people sweltering in excessive heat. the hottest weekend so far of the summer and for many, the hottest in years, and some serious power outages as well. at dawn this morning, washington, d.c. already felt like it was 87. subway riders in new york sweltering underground. one of the biggest fears? power outages. thousands in the dark in baltimore. little relief ov

just an hour south of london you find yourself in the wilderness not long ago this was a traditional farm but the owners decided to shut their eyes and see what would happen if they allowed nature to take it all back through astounded even them the race at which it all grew back now it not only absorbs huge amounts of carbon dioxide but is teeming with wildlife species have come back here like the stork in that tree off in the distance that haven't been seen in the u.k. the hundreds of years before that it had been really you know we could see it was it was the typical monoculture of british army and we used to travel the world to look at wildlife and we never once thought that we could get it back on our doorstep and this was where it could be really as much as anywhere we're not going to expect large swaths of being groomed to turn into landscapes but i think this could be used within a mix of other other. other solutions for giving space nature but is it farming no crops but animals roaming free income for meat sales topped up by camping and large enthusiastic european subsidies i

tyson fury says a rematch with wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder will take place on 22 februaryoriginalfight in december ended in a draw, but fury was convinced he'd won. in his only bout since then, he stopped german tom schwarz last month. wilder is due to defend his belt against luis ortiz, win that and a rematch would be possible with fury, who says a deal has been signed. after the usa's victory in the women's world cup final, their captain meghan rapinoe says that progress has to be made when it comes to pay in the women's game. a large section of the crowd chanting: equal pay! equal pay! a large section of the crowd after their win against the netherlands in yesterday's final chanted "equal pay". the us team has been in dispute with their national federation for a number of months. the fifa president gianni infantino was also booed. rapinoe, who won the golden boot and golden ball, for top scorer and best player at the tournament, had also highlighted the differences in prize money between the women's and men's world cups, she says there success has to be and men's world

you enjoyed the promotion more than wilder, through and through, they supported play for and through,ed the club. and his methods are simple. a stay forward, connect with the players, positive, i want to go into the game of football and after that, a little bit more pressure in the premier league. by the club continues to recruit for their season in 13 yea rs, recruit for their season in 13 years, while committing his future, it could prove to be the most important move before the transfer window closes. his contract is widely deserved and everybody from the youngest down our happy that he has been given improved contracts and rewarded because that whole journey, as everyone knows is been amazing and he has been the catalyst for it on the pitch. his success has been down to his ability to get the most after the he's had in the squad. everyone looks up to them, not only as a manager but as a father figure, everyone wants to give him success as well and that's why i think he discovered he has. sheffield united are working hard to ensure that there will be ready for the start of the prem

there's one road through a wilderness. where are the supply wagons going to be?on or right adjacent to the road and how quickly can you move artillery down the road that squandered with a supply way? how fast can you move regiments? this happens because although corker had a brilliant plan, it had holes in it. one holewas communication . hookers plan really if you analyze it objectively, it was a brilliant 20th-century plan and the 19th century army couldn't execute because it required 20th century communications to coordinate between chancellorsville and fredericksburg and they're trying a new, against his advice, the union is trying a new telegraph system, a non-morse system. it doesn't work, it breaks down very quickly . the messages are getting out of sequence and you'll get one that was sent 12hours before, you get one that superseded but it was sent 24 hours before . they were relying on horses and riders over this long front . the communication breakdown. but also, poker, his plan was to move fast and that man who was going to limit the supply wagons, he d

. >> the scary encounter she escaped from that led her to being lost in the wilderness. >>> and here'something you don't see every day. a wedding on b.a.r.t. we'll tell you how the couple pulled it off and on which b.a.r.t. line. hmm. and maybe why. how romantic. your calling was always to make a difference and positively impact the future. gcu's online master's of education degree program gives you the skills you need to grow and develop your career. private. christian. affordable. nonprofit. visit gcu.edu/online ♪ are you ready? ♪ are you ready for some fun? ♪ ♪ ♪ are you ready? ♪ we can't stop, we've only just begun. ♪ ♪ ♪ oooooooooo... ♪ i'll show you something ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ i'll show you something, i'll show you something... ♪ ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning. right now at 5:43, it's a clear start as we get a live look outside in the south bay. let's head to east san jose to evergreen with our temperatures this morning in the low 60s, as you start out the door, and as we go throughout the day, it's going to feel very nice. a lot of sunshine, upper 70s and slightly abov

deontay wilder says tragedy in the sportjust makes him train harder. bbc‘s boxing correspondent mike costello, the world heavyweight champion says he is well aware ofjust how dangerous the sport is. it isa it is a scary feeling, that is why each and every time i go in the ring i make sure that i am ready. and it isa i make sure that i am ready. and it is a different animal because i know how serious the sport as, i mean we risk our lives for entertainment and i know, i have children as well and so i know, i have children as well and so it'll make you feel, put

them he shows us traces of an antelope traces of penguins however he says are hard to find in the wilderness over the course of many years observing animals in the bush he and his colleagues have only seen one. penguin if you look at the bottom the feet they've got a very. foot an elephant so it's like very soft and got the lines in it and you walk on the 2 back feet so most of the time to find the sign of the penguin is when it's walking that's tail leave marks in the right like this as a team and guys on and it's extremely difficult to see this work glen thompson and his rangers know how rhino poachers hunt but they can only guess how illegal hunters tracked down the hidden pangolins. probably suggest that the problem using dogs. during the. move around did not mean the bar is during the day so we suspect it's a lot of dog poaching i mean if they saw it they'd pick it up in the. thompson and his team have repeatedly confiscated illegal goods and live animals and arrested some poachers probably only a fraction of the criminal gangs the rangers depend on tips from the population. so we'll ge

one farmers child a so-called wilding technique and i livestock to roam free and the wilderness to grow naturally the results been encouraging but they fear the current political climate could undo their hard work hours the reports after sussex just an hour south of london you find yourself in the wilderness not long ago this was a traditional farm but the owners decided to shut their eyes and see what would happen if they allowed nature to take it all back through astounded even them the race at which it all group back now it not only absorbs huge amounts of carbon dioxide but is teeming with wildlife species have come back here like the stork in that tree off in the distance that haven't been seen in the u.k. the hundreds of years before that it had been really you know we says far as the eye could see it was it was the typical monoculture of british army and we used to travel the world to look at wildlife and we.

first came to congress, the voice of suffragists was like that of john the baptist crying in the wilderness. it was more a joke than anything else. what he didn't say is what happened to change things. his own wife had her to come down to the workhouse to see what horrible conditions prevail there, and the suffragist were imprisoned for the crime of, the crime of blocking the sidewalk. because they had the temerity to pick at the white house. and so they were, they were locked up, sometimes for weeks or months. there essentially tortured and then force-fed then they went on hunger strikes to protest. it had the effect of making the men in congress at least somewhat uncomfortable. that, plus active organization at the grassroots, mass meetings, relentless lobbies, shrewd public relations, battle combined to bring the voices of the suffragist out of the wilderness and into the newspapers. none of that. the cheering and the women of the gallery and the statement by the women running the rival publication. this time, after may 21, 1919, passage in the senate seems to secure. after the loss of t

tyson fury says a rematch with wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder's been agreed and will take placeouts before then that they have to win. their first fight in december ended in a draw. paris st—germain say they'll take "appropriate action" after neymar failed to turn up for their first day of preseason training. the brazilian, who's been linked with a move back to his former club barcelona, was due at the club's training ground earlier today. and manchester city will play their first game of the women's super league season against manchester united at the etihad stadium. meanwhile, there'll be free entry at stamford bridge for the chelsea—tottenham game on the opening weekend. before england play australia on thursday, india and new zealand will battle it out for a place in the final of the cricket world cup at old trafford tomorrow. india topped the final group table having lost just once, whilst new zealand sneaked into the semis having lost their last three matches. our sports correspondent joe wilson's been looking at both side's preparations. i was of the atmosphere among both

herbes and salad then a fruit garden beyond that you'll be hives then crop fields giving way to wilderness behind that the forest for the sand like a dream is actually the concept of perma culture now one project using the method is the future of hope foundation on the outskirts of. the farm teaches disadvantaged women and girls mushroom farming using waste corn cobs as a mushroom growing substrate this has transformed lives for the women who are now any income. my next guest today has started a project way she aims to empower women in zimbabwe as are all areas through organic farming linda gabriel is most known for poetry and she joins me now to talk about her project my feel welcome to africa linda so tell us how your project matthew is going to work. so to explain the concept or the word month you are is normally in most rural settings you have either 3 storms or 3 bricks that used together to support a portrait in our cooking so the idea is for women to government to give to start producing their own food so my view is simply designed through permaculture principles who is that working