more traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >>> some new video of so if leopards in china. a photographer just released his footage of the endangered species and you can see one of the leopards sniffing around the rock and then look at this, walking up to his infrared camera, beautiful face, isn't it? photographer said he hid his camera in the rocks near their footprints but maybe he hears something? smells something? i don't know. >> maybe he's a ham. >> very curious, though. >> precious, beautiful. 4:55 now. >>> research verse found that using cash as an incentive helps people lose weight. the mayo clinic study offered people a chance to win or lose $20 a month if they met certain diet goals. participants lost 9 pounds compared to those who didn't get the money. incentives are useful to help people quit smoking. so cash is king. >>> and don't lose the spring in your step when clocks are set ahead this sunday. we lose an hour. doctors say the benefit of daylight saving time is getting that extra sunlight but typically, the change throws people off for weeks. a vanderbilt s

. >> and a leopard with no love for the camera. >> plus we told you about it. we're trying it. >> the hamilton beach breakfast sandwich maker. >> see what happens when breakfast is served. >> way more than i wanted. oh, no. >>> welcome become to the show, everybody. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com. you can see today's videos all day long. >> this brand new trailer called something between is spectacularly shot and just looks gorgeous, shot over four months through europe and italy, france, switzerland, and spain. all done by studio film makers and the song behind this is summer by i heart sharks and this is the best acrobatic flying i have ever seen in a para gliding videos. check out the crazy moves. this seconds they're flying in pairs and the guy jumps off a powered para glider and takes a short free flow and the wings open up and he does incredible acrobatics off that. >> i wanted to try it until i saw him tumbling multiple times. >> he jumps off the thing and who is flying? >> two guys. one guy flying a pair glider and another went up with th

leopard seals eat up to 25 penguins a day. some people say there are only two different types of penguins -- the white ones walking towards you and the black ones walking away. but there are 18 different types of penguins. more than half have reason to worry. >> look at that. >> reporter: in the last 50 years average winter temperatures here have risen 10.7 degrees. the national snow and ice status center measured the lowest sea ice cover in antarctica just six months ago. ice in this part of the world is the foundation of life. see the watermelon and green colors on the glaciers? that's algae under the icebergs and the frozen ocean. that algae feeds krill. and those shirimp-like krill ar the main source of food for penguins, seals, and whales. less ice resulted in 80% fewer krill. why is it all happening? manmade global climate change, say an overwhelming number of scientists like fabrice genevois. >> you have to be either a liar or crazy not to understand that we are doing actually something on climate change. we are respons

it wasn't a real leopard cat. >> jimmy: it was a whole family of leopards went into those shoes. >> didink it wases? because i've been doing impressions recently. what do you think that was? >> jimmy: what was that an impression of? >> do you want me to do it again? i'll do it again. what is that? >> jimmy: an animal. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know, a sloth? >> close. it's a lady who's lost herring on the dance floor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you threw me off there. >> i'm doing -- it's a whole impression season. you want me to do a few more? >> jimmy: no, i don't. >> but they're good. >> jimmy: i want to ask you a question. i have a great question four and then we can get back to your impressions because i heard a little something but today. just a few minutes before the show started. a mutual friend of ours sent me an e-mail and said you crashed your beloved brand-new tesla automobile in the driveway of your house. >> i know who this is. >> jimmy: you crashed your car in the driveway? what happened? do an impression of that. >> no, i will not! [ applause ] >> jimmy: how new was the car

>> andrea: i thought you were going to say the rock 'n' roll camp, you play with def leopard. camp. >> dana: i thought you mike like that. greg, coney island has one, the usa sideshow school to earn fire eating and snake charming, walk on glass and stuff like that. you're the right size. >> greg: i am. they should have a camp for people who stalk campers. so you have the camps that are in the area. but then you go to join a camp to hang out in the woods with a machete. you are the scary person coming out of the woods. >> bob: that's the voyeur camp. 'canes is entrepreneurship the country needs. >> greg: you could be the freaky bad guy camp. tell ghost stories you need someone to come up behind you and attack you. >> dana: i have good one for kimberly. we could all go. covert tops adventure. go for is -- covert tops ops adventure. learn special forces. in arizona. camps over places, too. >> andrea: i think of vacation, and i don't think of the scheduled activity. i think of a beach, margarita. >> greg: booze camp. >> dana: if we had had more time, we could talk about it is. it

with lacy trim and leopard prints, stamps that read "wide" "i dare you" "too much fun." ga gabby says she loves the way the line makes her feel. >> pink is a little more flirty almost in a sense. and then the older ones are a little more mature. >> reporter: her dad isn't as excited. >> being an old fashioned type of father, i was very, i could say not pleased when my daughter started coming home with victoria's secret bags. i asked my wife, why are you shopping at victoria's secret with our 13-year-old daughter? she's a little young for that, isn't she? >> reporter: but it's young girls like gabby that retailers are banking on. the tween market is worth $150 billion to refarls. retailers who target the 18 to 22-year-olds are really hope young teens like gabby are paying attention. >> i don't think any marketers would actually come out and admit that's what they're doing, but clearly it seems to be something that's happening with products that are designed for younger and younger girls. >> use the purple with the gray. >> gabby and her 13-year-old friend brianna say lots

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there is the extraordinary leopard dress that tells you where the coutoure are and how many hours of workmanship are in there. so when you pay the bill, perhaps it is justified. [laughter] there is one that was 1,032 hours of hand or again beating. they're very few designers i can think of in coutoure who would do something like that. we were used to seeing coutoure very much what i would call salon clothing, a very beautiful and very delicate, but not with the sentence animal, vegetable, natural being brought into coutoure. was doing coutoure for use something that you wanted to make coutoure different are doing it -- did it make you different as a designer? >> it is difficult to answer that question. maybe for me, i did not go to fashion school. i learned through looking what was about fashion in tv. at that time, it was only coutoure. and ready to wear. it was for france. like industrial things. no, only coutoure because it was aristocracy, the spirit of france. until the end of the 1980's. the designers of the 1980's. anyway, i was seeing that coutoure, made me dream. i realize t

. >> it would really even the playing field because here we're seeing a leopard trying to chase down he can't do it because they're both rounded like beach balls. >> rolling off into the dust together. >> it would make safaris in africa a much different experience. here a bunch of zebras at the watering hole and see the little -- kind of funny. seems like this would be the next great animation film. pretty i had funny cartoons. go to "right this minute".com and click onest of rtm.is stadi. maybe too packed and before you know it -- >> hardly even tell, wow. >> how does that even happen? >> see an avalanche without the snow next. >>> and it is the door bought. >> great sore so many different things. >> see how this could change the >>> yesterday i think all of us were impressed with the creativity of 4-year-old kyle. he didn't want to eat his carrots. >> what are you going to do? >> really, kyle sneakily walks over to the garbage can, dumps his carrots out in the garbage and says i ate it. >> you ate it? >> that dad knew what was up. he checked the garbage can. >> carrots in the trash

that big cats can't have a delicious nice easter, and the big cats, the tigers, the lions and the leopardsescue in tampa, florida r getting a very special easter of their own with beautiful, colorful, huge easter eggs placed around randomly in the enclosure giving them a lot of fun and nice treat to look forward to. >> you know what i love about big cat rescue? they always have some type of game for these cats to play to give them enrichment. this is nice they're doing this. >> love the black panther. that thing is cool. >> i love these big giant cats can be ferocious animals are playing and look like they are little kids like little kid that is do play with the toys and easter eggs when they find them. >> i like how the one took a basket into the den and growling and like don't come in here to take my eggs. >>> my mouth. my mouth. >> this is a post wisdom teeth removal video. this girl is abbey and in the background you can hear daylight playing by maroon 5 and her post wisdom teeth removal video is going viral for one really awesome reason. >> i am so sorry. >> can you tell what she is s

snowboarders bank will also sell a series of special corns featuring the pool a bear and the snow leopard. moscow's should a man see the airports for biggest international air hubbell spend two hundred million dollars on a terminal to replace the soviet built terminal b. by the year two thousand and fifteen the airport also plans to put up a tunnel to connect the new. bones it will cost an additional one hundred fifty million dollars all the efforts to make sure to make you a little more user friendly are apparently paying off this year it was named europe's best airport in terms of passenger service quality that's according to the airports council international that walks us through the terminal. if you've ever been to russia chances are high that the first place you have seen was most skilled sheremetyevo airport remember this move dark tour of a go with soviet style service well russia's. has reinvented itself the staff is now polite terminals big and bright and cheery mansour has been awarded as the bast apple to europe for passenger service to achieve about three minutes of us hands

. >> reporter: the facility is open to wildcats, including tigers, lions, leopards and jaguars. officials say the park had a good history and also had an active permit to operate. >> i always felt that someday something like this could happen. >> reporter: dianna hanson's father tells abc news he is heartbroken and searching for answers. >> i couldn't believe that she was in a lion's cage when a lion was there. i still don't know how that could happen. that's what i'm hoping to find out. >> reporter: sanctuary guidelines are that care givers should never be inside with the cats. tonight, the fresno county sheriff's department is investigating. >> we're cooperating fully with the sheriff's department in the investigation and hope we can determine exactly what happened. >> reporter: earlier today, the sanctuary owner spoke about the tragedy. >> again, our whole staff is -- it's devastating. >> reporter: the coroner's report found dianna died from a broken neck. she died almost instantly, and only then the lion inflicted additional wounds after her death. this incident is just the

at leopard dead stocks, i would be a buyer of blackberry thinking the franchise is intact. what makes me intrigued? it got hammered today as word got out that the launch was soft. now, what is this about -- we have had five minutes of launch. that's okay, we'll take advantage of it. buy some weakness. keep in mind that thursday is the last day of the amazingly positive quarter. and you could see offensive blind stocks to preserve not knocking the stocks down. we were able to separate ourself from europe this week and i think the pattern stays that way, meaning you can get a terrific buying opportunity if the bears make a big stink about cyprus. take it. buy some five below, buy from pvh, get ready to pull the trigger on paychecks, dollar general and yes, blackberry. let's start with questions and go with mike in texas. mike? >> caller: hey, cramer, i want to say everything is bigger in texas, ba-ba-boo-yah. >> i'm liking that boo-yah. >> caller: just a quick question about tepco, they got crushed two quarters in a row now. they got rushed on revenue, still a waiting opportu

i'm like a leopard now. and guess what? they can't even tell me what it is. >> this place is unsanitary. this place is filthy. >> convicted of armed robbery, bernard jones has been incarcerated for 3 1/2 years and is currently appealing his case. >> i got to use the bathroom around other brothers. there aren't no separation. ain't no shower curtain. that means, when i'm taking a bath, i got a dude walking by. >> tempers can flare at any moment so officers are required to make hourly security checks. >> everything all right? all right. normally you look for cracks on the bars, check the bars, check the locks, make sure everything is secured. you look inside the cells. make sure that the inmate population is not doing anything they're not supposed to. >> since drugs are frequently smuggled into this jail, specially-trained canine units are brought in to find them. corporal perez is the canine handler for miami-dade corrections and frequently conducts cell searches with his dog, sandy. >> we found a pound one day. another day

, the seam hit just under her bust, it draws the attention to her narrowest part and the all-over leopardinny shipmenties is completely flattering. >> nobody looks at your belly, they look at your baby. >> that's a great tip. >> thank you so much. >>> next up is paulina, she's eight months pregnant. >> not feeling so sexy. >> that's adorable. >> you're eight months pregnant, that's unbelievable. >> well, she's eight months pregnant and so part of the problem obviously she looks amazing, part of the problem is that she says she always has very sore breasts. which a lot of pregnant women have. >> wait until she starts nursing. >> so i incorporated this barely there push-up bra, so she's getting a boost into her lingerie look with this adorable romper from jcpenney and some nice fuzzy uggs australian slippers. she's young, fun, flirty. >> happy baby to you, sweetheart. >> next out, rachel. we should point out rachel lost 50 pounds, here's her before picture. rachel, look at you now, girl. >> look at that new body. she got it going on. >> tell us about her. >> anybody that knows me knows i lo

acre wooded sanctuary, home to some of the rarest cats in the world, including lions, tigers and leopards. it describes itself as an innovative park, dedicated to the preservation of wildcats. 5-year-old couscous came to the sanctuary as a cub. founder dale anderson said this species of lion no longer exists in the wild. >> the north africans were killed off in the wild in the 1920s so all the ones you see are in captivity. >> reporter: as for the victim, dianna hanson, it's not clear exactly how she died. but her father says big cats were her passion. writing we will miss you so much, but i know that you will be happy for now you truly are in the eternal cat haven. and soledad, i think what's remarkable about that statement or maybe surprising is that the father seems to have no bitterness or animosity towards cat haven. in fact he says that the way to honor his daughter's memory is to support cat preservation societies, just like this one. >> what a terrible loss for their family. dan simon for us. thanks, dan. let's get right to wildlife expert jeff corwin, the host of "ocean mysteries

acre, wooded sanctuary, home to some of the rarest cats in the world, including lions, tigers and leopardsit's dedicated to the preservation of wildcats. 5-year-old couscous came to the sanctuary as a cub. founder dale hanson says this species of lion no longer exist in the wild. >> all the ones you see are in captivity. >> reporter: as for the victim diana hanson, it's not clear exactly how she died but her father says big cats were per passion, writing we will miss you so much but i know you'll be happy. for now you truly are in the eternal cat haven. >> and the father, at least in that statement doesn't seem to hold animosity towards cat haven. in fact, he also said in that statement that the way to honor his daughter's memory is to support preservation societies just like this one. zoraida, john? >> when you look at the pictures you know she was doing what she was passionate about. a quick question here. were there any signs of previous aggression with cous cous? >> it's a good question. not that we're aware of. cous cous appeared on different broadcasts such as the "ellen" program. we

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it has a number of cats from leopards to lions and also, bobcats.t's about 2,400 to 3,000 in feet. it specializes in being a sanctuary for these various cats. it's dedicating the preservation of wildcats and dale anderson, the owner, he's gone on talk shows in the past. what we know right now is that we believe that the victim is a 26-year-old female intern at this sanctuary. >> paul, thank you very much. we appreciate it and we have a statement in from project survival cat haven. they are confirming it was an intern, age 26, who was killed today. they say their thoughts and prayers are with her family at this critical time. the lion was shot and killed for the safety protocall. that lion was raised as a cub from the age of 8 weeks old right there. i want to bring in jeff corwin, author of the book "sharks." our affiliate is reporting this is a lion you may have held while on ellen's show a few years ago. i know you're not sure if it was the same lion, but as we just heard, the statement i'm looking at from the cat haven, this lion was raised as a c

the place is home to roughly two dozen big cats including rare leopards, tiger, cheetahs and lions. the male in question, this male is reportedly the cat that mauled that volunteer inside the animal's cage. officials tell fox news the sheriff's department shot and killed the lion after the attack. michelle makuloso reporter is with us tonight. you visited this big cat sanctuary for a story a couple weeks ago? >> yeah, shep. that's right. i was here a couple weeks ago doing a story about the conservation and preservation work that cat haven does for big cats in the wild. so to have something like this happen is really out of the ordinary. this place has been here for about 15 years. nothing like this has happened. now, workers tell me that that girl, who reportedly was in one of those big cages usually comes into the cage at times during feeding. now, feeding usually happens around 10:00 a.m. and this incident happened at 12:30. so we do not know exactly what she was doing in that cage. that lion's name was kus-kus. he is usually not the friendliest lion. he likes to be the founder d

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fern and yet i see the color and light and i see the fact i happen to know a friend bought him a leopard skin rug which he stretched to the scale wall to wall compartment. >> rose: matisse in search of true painting, rebecca rabinow do you know either of modern and contemporary art. this is grouped in themes, the government of is an tro pay, the academic tradition revised the use of notre dame and using black to payment -- painted life. a remarkable collection. >> thank you very much. >> rose: thank you. thanks for joining and we'll see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> this is "nightly business report" with tyler math son and susan garrett. >> battle of the budgets. hoes first up, house republicans say their plan saves nearly $5 trillion. the white house says the math doesn't add up. >> another record bear le upon the dow inches high tore another all-time high and the s&p 500 snapped a seven-day winning streak. >> and the unfriendly skies. how frequent flier programs are changing. fasten your seat belts

. >> i thought leopard. >> your big cat of choice.t did you make of that exchange between the two of them? >> i mean ted cruz is playing it perfectly. this is, he's, this is what's turned him into an idol of the tea party is that he is just, he's decided that whatever the conventions of the senate are, whatever they say about bon homie and getting along, he'll go in the other direction and if he's going to tick off all of his colleagues in the process, it doesn't matter. >> not just -- all of them. not just democrats. >> there's a sense that he's not made a lot of friends among both republicans and democrats in the senate because of the way he's conducted himself. >> there was a question very early on, leading hispanic, he is going to be marco rubio's ally. he came right, alienated rubio immediately. i think that's the relationship that is totally poisoned. and if rubio is the leader of his party, which is quite likely in a couple of years, i think that's something cruz has positioned himself as the outlier. >> how effective can you b

but the artist and man has moved past leopard pants and hairspray days.as to but because he can. victor blackwell sat down with jon bon jovi. ♪ >> reporter: jon, 130 album, the 12th studio album coming out in a few days. as you move on from the "slippery when wet" days and going g into decade two, three, and starting the fourth, do you feel sfoblt write music that is more socially conscious? >> no. but i'd say when i was 25, i was never going to be 50 painting my fingernails black and writing [ bleep ] on my belly. >> okay. >> but i said that, you know. i said it as a kid, and then i grew into that which was good. and the truth was that when you are 25, you should write "you give love a bad name." who wouldn't want to write that at 25? that was what life was about. if i was 50 trying to write that now, i'd be deemed a dirty old man. it would be a little sick and twisted, you know. >> reporter: there are some who are doing it. >> not me. not me. we've grown up in public. that's soerlt rt of the cutenes. you can go on. with my hair down to here. ♪ you give

-acre wooded sanctuary, home to some of the rarest cats in the world including lions, tigers and leopards. it describes itself as an innovative park, dedicated to the preservation of wild cats. 5-year-old couscous came to the sanctuary as a cub. the founder dale anderson said this species of lion no longer exists in the wild. >> the north africans were killed off in the wild about the 1920s, so all the ones you see are in captivity. >> reporter: as for diana hanson it's not clear how she died but her father says big cats were her passion writing "we will miss you so much but i know that you will be happy, for now, you truly are in the eternal cat haven." i think what's striking about that statement is the father seemed to show no animosity or bitterness towards this facility, in fact he says that the way to honor his daughter's memory is to support animal sanctuaries just like this one. don, the key question this morning is what were the protoc protocols, were they followed, were they ignored, how did this young woman find herself trapped in this situation? >> dan simon thank you very muc

it is home to 28 rare animals including tigers, cheetah you, leopards and jaguars. was one of two lion as there. it was brought to cat haven as an four-month old cub. there were no reports he had ever attacked anyone before. martha. martha: the victim's father is speaking about this? what did he say? >> reporter: paul hanson is an attorney in seattle. he drove his daughter from washington state on new year's day. they arrived january 2nd. so she could live on the premise and begin a much anticipated internship there. >> this is her dream come true. working as intern. even though unpaid. this was her dream, working with big cats all day long. nothing but big cats. >> reporter: paul hanson said his daughter was fearless and did have prior experience working around big cats. the coroner's office is conducting an autopsy. the park replains -- remains closed until further notice. martha: awful story, claudia. thank you very much. bill: extreme weather alert right now and it might be the biggest storm of the winter season to date blanketing the midwest and now hammering p

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since bon jovi released their breakout album "slippery when wet," but jon bon jovi has moved past the leopard blackwell talked with bon jovi now working with his community, not because he has to, but because he can. ♪ oh raise your hands >> jon, 30 years of bon jovi. 125 million albums. and you've got the 12th studio album coming out now in a few days. as you move on from the "slippery when wet" days and you go into decade two and three and now starting the fourth, do you feel a responsibility to write music that is more socially conscious? >> no. but i said when i was 25, i was never going to be 50 painting my fingernails black and writing "bitch" on my belly. but i said that, you know. i said it as a kid, and then i grew into that, which was good. and the truth was is, when you are 25, you should write "you give love a bad name." who wouldn't want to write that when you're 25? that was what life was about. if i was 50 trying to write that now, i'd be deemed a 30-year-old man. it would be a little sick and twisted, you know? >> reporter: but there are some still doing it. >> not me. not me.

all manners of cats and leopard z s and what not.e affiliates that the cat they believe was put down is named couscous, sort of a celebrity cat, if you will. that's we know right now, it was at 12:30 today that someone was killed at this park and this park is now closed. >> paul vercammen, you'll update us on it when you get more information. thank you. >>> there's an urgent new warning today about the spread of a deadly bacteria that's nearly impossible to kill, because it's resistant to antibiotics. >>> up to half of the patients infected with this so-called super bug die. the center for disease control is calling it a nightmare and say hospitals need to take action now. one of the main recommendations, more hand washing to prevent the bacteria from spreading. sounds simple, but clearly not done enough. >> not enough. >>> safety officials now think it's okay to carry certain knives on airplanes. air marshals, flight attendants think it's not such a good idea. we'll have a debate on this very sensitive subject. also ahead, senator r