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Everything. hes throwing the kitchen sink in. ♪ >> out of the ashes of nirvana dave grohl created the foo fighters. >> this is the first time in my life ive ever fronted a band, had to actually stand up and sing. and seem charismatic or whatever, which i cant do. but i need to just keep playing and making music. ♪ looking to the sky to save me looking for a sign of life ♪ ♪ looking for something to help me burn out bright ♪ >> in an era when everything was serious and had a heavy tone ...

Songwriter with an ability to scream almost in tune. it just gave an intensity that was really unique. ♪ i kill you, im not gonna crack ♪ >> nirvana gave the record industry a wake-up call and said, here is your new audience. so, start looking for the people with the clothes with the holes in the knees and you better run to those clubs to buy up the next one. >> i would go to the clubs and see bands like cat butt and bands like screaming trees. it was such a refreshing change from the compet...

Sucked nirvana up into its evil guts, and now they had to deal with it. >> we decided to lay low and obviously that was -- you know, someone would say, oh, because kurts on heroin the whole time. it was just like -- its been really damaging to us. to tell you the truth. its really affected my personal life a lot. [ applause ] >> i was in the front row of the "unplugged" performance, and it was a serious artistic statement. kurt didnt play the hits. those songs were chosen for a particular reason...

And if you turned to music for solace in your life, to then see your hero kill himself, it was devastating. it certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know, the best band fell apart after only making a couple records. you know? what do you do after that? ♪ >> oasis, the verve, blur, the britpop thing, it was like the hangover of grunge. oh, my god, my heads pounding. this has been insane. lets turn on oasis. ♪ and after all ♪ youre my wonderwall >> they were the opposite of n...

Because they do human trafficking work, they do the great drug intradiction work. the democrats thought it would be nirvana. i dont see it. its a disaster. >> its interesting. she brings up 9-11. i arrested terrorists. most people dont realize that. i provided testimony to the commission. when she said well, one of the things is border security. she was right. the other part of it was immigration fraud. thats the bailiwick of ice. the same agency that she was demanding be disbanded. so how in th...

Because they do human trafficking boric and all this great drug interdiction work. the democrats thought it would be nirvana. i dont see it. its a disaster. >> its interesting. she brings up 9/11. i arrested terrorists. most people dont realize that. the second largest con ting gent of agents assigned to the terrorism task force were immigration agents. i provided testimony to the commission. when she said well, one of the things is border security. she was right. the other part of it was immigr...

Alone. >> reporter: in a nearby national park, my team learned that this part of alaska is n nirvana for bears, eagles, wolves. all made possible by salmon. tens of millions surge into southern alaska each summer to spawn, feeding every form of life, including a multibillion dollar fishing and tourism industry dependent on this. >> we have bear tracks. we have wolf, fox tracks. >> reporter: why drew worries less about wild animals and the human beings coming towards us on the beach. >> we work f...

But that little camp holds a band of brothers determined to defend it from invasion. what happens if a bear comes for a drink right now? >> just stop. >> reporter: among them is drew hamilton, a biologist and guide for the world wildlife fund who makes a living getting cozy with grizzlies. >> it takes a couple of days out here to really ease into it and realize that the bears are just part of the landscape and theyre going about their business and as long as you dont mess with them, theyre going...

Part of alaska is nirvana for bears and wolves, whales, and eagles. a wonder land all made possible by salmon. tens of millions surge into southern alaska each summer to spawn feeding every form of life including a multibillion dollar fishing and tourism industry depending on the health of the landscape. >> wolf tracks, fox tracks. >> reporter: which is why drew worries more about the human beings coming towards us on the beach. >> what are you up to? >> we work for a surveying company up in anc...

Band of brothers determined to defend it from invasion. what happens if a bear comes for a drink right now? >> just stop. >> reporter: among them is drew hamilton, a biologist and guide for the world wildlife fund who makes a living getting cozy with grizzlies. >> it takes a couple of days out here to really ease into it and realize that the bears are just part of the landscape and theyre going about their business and as long as you dont mess with them, theyre going to leave you alone. >> repor...