olympians and his harrowing escape from a terror attack with the whole world watching. this is piers morgan tonight. deadly danger in the great outdoors. a florida teenager lost the lower part of his right arm to alligator. a california man was in his kayak when a great white shark took a chunk out of his boat on saturday. just from the start of this month, there have been at least seven different attacks across the country by bears, alligators, a ark and a mountain lion. are the attacks on the rise? joining me now, a man who knows about this thing. he survived a grizzly attack himself. jack hanna is the director emeritus at the columbus zoo and aquarium. he s outside the venetian in scottsdale, arizona, and has a um could of his alligators with him. jack, welcome. good to be here, nice to see you, piers. it appears to be quite a worrying time at the moment for attacks by animals. what do you make of what s going on? people are trying to equate the overheating, in oth
the peak of both your power, who would win? i would like to say selfishly maybe i d beat him. inspiring advice for today s olympians and his harrowing escape from a terror attack with the whole world watching. this is piers morgan tonight. a florida teenager lost the lower part of his right arm to alligator. a california man was in his kayak when a great white shark took a chunk out of his boat on saturday. just from the start of this month, there have been at least seven different attacks across the country by bears, alligators, a shark and a mountain lion. are the attacks on the rise? joining me now, a man who knows about this thing. he survived a grizzly attack himself. jack hanna is the director emeritus at the columbus zoo and aquarium. he s outside the venetian in scottsdale, arizona, and has a um could of his alligators with him. jack, welcome. good to be here, nice to see you, piers. it appears to be quite a worrying time at the moment for attacks by animals
captions by vitac www.vitac.com deadly danger in the great outdoors. a florida teenager lost the lower part of his right arm to alligator. a california man was in his kayak when a great white shark took a chunk out of his boat on saturday. just from the start of this month, there have been at least seven different attacks across the country by bears, alligators, a shark and a mountain lion. are the attacks on the rise? joining me now, a man who knows about this thing. he survived a grizzly attack himself. jack hanna is the director emeritus at the columbus zoo and aquarium. he s outside the venetian in scottsdale, arizona, and has a um could of his alligators with him. jack, welcome. good to be here, nice to see you, piers. it appears to be quite a worrying time at the moment for attacks by animals. what do you make of what s going on? people are trying to equate the overheating, in other words, the extreme high temperatures we re getting, with this spate of attacks
price hike. i asked well point why are you doing this? he said you have got a recession in california. 800,000 people going to be medicaid called medical in california. the doctors who treat them cannot make money out of them. they lose money on every patient. they transfer that loss to private health people, privately insured people, up go the premiums. it s because of the recession. it s because of medical. it has nothing to do with perks. bill: can you say, listen, you are screaming poverty, but you are not poor. you are making a healthy profit. all right. listen to this. bill: and 27 million on retreats? wait a second. bill: how long have you worked for news corps? seven years. bill: okay. i worked 13. have we ever had a retreat? have we ever had anything like that? if you took the 27 million away would it make that much difference? bill: it doesn t matter. it s coming psychological. you got people in the street. they are out at the venetian in
bill: why do they want 3 % price hike. i asked well point why are you doing this? he said you have got a recession in california. 800,000 people going to be medicaid called medical in california. the doctors who treat them cannot make money out of them. they lose money on every patient. they transfer that loss to private health people, privately insured people, up go the premiums. it s because of the recession. it s because of medical. it has nothing to do with perks. bill: can you say, listen, you are screaming poverty, but you are not poor. you are making a healthy profit. all right. listen to this. bill: and 27 million on retreats? wait a second. bill: how long have you worked for news corps? seven years. bill: okay. i worked 13. have we ever had a retreat? have we ever had anything like that? if you took the 27 million away would it make that much difference? bill: it doesn t matter. it s coming psychological. you got people in the street. they are out at the