>>> this is not a leopard in the trying to zoo. thiss a leopard that's fallen down a well. >> let me guess. india. >> it is india. this is the second well she's fallen into that day. some villagers said this leopard, believe to be about two or two and a half years old, climbed a ladder and got into a well, then fell into another one. first one, 30 feet. second one, 60. >> go on home, leopard, you're drunk. >> authorities say this is happening all the time. now a group is trying to create barriers to the wells so it doesn't happen to leopards, elephants and cattle. >> these cats are chasing food and sometimes the ground falls away, you can't really blame the cat. >> they brought in heavy equipment and a trap cage. veterinarians gave her a quick examination and said she's going to be okay. a lot of people around there checking it out. the police had to be called in for crowd control. >>> for the first time in my rtm career, i'm going to award a moron of the month award. this cyclist gets on his bike >> get over there on the side, get

just a little on her toes. >> instead off classic leopard in that darker tone we gave her a snow leopard in the shoe. >> i love the snow leopard. >> i do, too. >> so chic and so sophisticated. this is her old leopard outfit in my hand. can we put this aside? >> for now. >> we gave her a belt and detail there and little cardigan cool in offices and about the snow leopard mule. she can slide that right on. huge trend in fashion right now. really comfortable. for her it's about overall sleek and sophisticated. >> do you like it? >> i love it. especially these shoes. >> do you miss your old print? >> do you miss your old leopard? >> that can go. i love the shoes. >> thanks, girl. >> we have a couple of people who needed help in the denim department. >> cat and casey were into their jeans. >> so into their jeans. so here's cat in her destroyed denim. then casey in what i like to call his dad jeans. but he's not a dad. so we needed to get him out of the dad jeans. >> let's see what you did with that new jean look. me on out, you two crazy kids. >> cute! >> how sweet do they look? >> here they

just a little on her toes. >> instead of classic leopard in that darker tone we gave her a snow leopard in the shoe. >> i love the snow leopard. >> i do, too. >> so chic and so sophisticated. this is her old leopard outfit in my hand. >> we gave her a belt and detail there and little cardigan cool in offices and about the snow leopard mule. she can slide that right on. huge trend in fashion right now. really comfortable. for her it's about overall sleek and sophisticated. >> do you like it? >> i love it. especially these shoes. >> do you miss your old print? >> do you miss your old leopard? >> that can go. i love the shoes. >> thanks, girl. >> we have a couple of people who needed help in the denim department. >> cat and casey were into their jeans. >> so into their jeans. so here's cat in her destroyed denim. then casey in what i like to call his dad jeans. but he's not a dad. so we needed to get him out of the dad jeans. >> let's see what you did with that new jean look. come on out, you two crazy kids. >> cute! >> how sweet do they look? >> here they are in kind of head to toe sleek

now, in india, it's a leopard who's not exactly happy. this leopard has broken into a housing complex. it wasn't spotted till somebody saw the tail. so they called animal officials. it took them about six hours to round this little character up. finally, they were able to dart that thing, but watch what happens after the dart meets its target. they eventually were able to sedate this leopard and get it in its cage. it was returned to the wild. but i want to know how far away is the wild that it was returned to? >> it makes me sad to see. i feel bad for that poor leopard because it's so traumatized by that experience, but these people needed to get him out of there. >> absolutely. >>> this comes from china. at the beginning of this video, this huge bridge goes over the yangtze river. what happened on this bridge is pretty heroic. we got a look from cctv. watch what happens just like that. bus driver sees something, grinds to a halt in the middle of the bridge, jumps out because he sees this lady in the pink who's considering throwing herse

now, in india, it's a leopard who's not happy. this leopard has broken into a housing complex. it wasn't spotted until somebody saw the tail. so they called animal officials. it took them about six hours to round this little character up. finally they were able to dart that thing, but watch what happens after the dart meets its target. they eventually were able to sedate this leopard and get it in this cage. it was returned to the wild. but i want to know how far away the wild is. >> i feel bad for the poor leopard because it's so traumatized. but the people needed to get him out of there. >> absolutely. >>> if you're the kind of person that k loose at a perfectly good airplane and jumps out of it like brianne thompson here, she's got about 8,000 jumps under her belt. she's a flight instructor at the axis flight school in arizona. you may not be surprised then to learn that she's the same kind of person who will look at her parachute and think, let's blow that up. that was a flare gun. she just takes aim and vaporizes her parachute. now she plummets only to pull the cord on a s

she brought leopard print back to life. >> what cookie did for leopard ponytail. >> was the hair your idea? >> yes. i wanted to do my, like, my ponytail in white for a while or in a different color. you know, just to try something different. but still the same. >> she performs "focus" at the theater in l.a. the focus now on her dating life after her split from big shawn. >> are you able to find time for romance these days? >> are you? >> i'm engaged, girl. >> girl? so, yes. thank you. >> that was a very good response. >> don't worry. i was on set with her. i tried too. i got nothing. >> we'll have to ask her her engagement. sam smith and daniel craig drinking bu we're in with their big bond. >> any tacos and tequila? >> i think he was fantastic. >> then the new victory to have bill cosby deposed. we are talking to lawyers from both sides. how they're both gearing up for a fight. it took me eleven years to finally track down the ecephidon megolis. gorgeous, isn't he? it was pricey, but a total bargain compared to this little beauty. (vo) a new york man spent $3.2 million on a dead bat.

i love a bit of leopard. >> love a good leopard. >> i have a closet full of them. >> i'll see you on air with one of those tomorrow then. >> you never know. do you want to do leopard friday? >> no, let's not do it. moving on, fan duel ceo says they're considering all the legal options after new york's attorney central sent the company a cease and desist letter. they call the order, quote, very extreme and very sudden which says fan duel and draft kings contests are illegal gambling. fan duel is confident he can persuade him that he's wrong. he also said they have protocols in place to protect player money and hasn't seen an up tick in withdrawals. nigel eccles will be on squawk on the street today at 11:00 a.m. eastern. >> well, sotheby's pulls off a successful art auction in new york. they did that on wednesday. this painting here that you're looking at, its a painting of lines on a blackboard. it sold for 70.5 million dollars above the presale estimate of $60 million. an andy warhol portrait went for $47.5 million including commission topping the estimate of $40 million. they raise

clouded leopards are highly threatened species and the zoo still has the female clouded leopard, buti never produced offspring. thai has been at the national zoo since 2006. >>> 70,000 schoolchildren in our area now have library cards. as of today, every d.c. public and charter school students' i.d. card will work at all d.c. libraries. last april, president obama used a library in anacostia to kick off his challenge to provide better access to learning for young people. today mayor muriel bowser said d.c. his met that challenge by giving d.c. one cards more power. >> here in d.c., we have d.c. one cards that serve as a universal ticket to all good things. recreation center, the metro, our schools and now our libraries. >> while students do have to go online to activate their d.c. one cards, the library function has already been activated automatically. >> so get out there. >> hey, thanksgiving is deliciously close ask tell us about the warm up. >> it couldn't be better and we're still moving through the first change. that's the warning and the second is for anyone hitting the road o

let's bring the leopard in. thank you very much, millie. >> millie, you fed her too much earlier so she wouldn't take my milk, darn it. >> oh, okay. >> this is a black leopard, 5 months old? what do we need to do. >> we've got handlers. just in that -- you're all right. >> i'm sure i am. >> in that playful teenager stage. >> is that playing? >> that's playing. >> she's excited. >> those are very big claws. >> she also wants something to eat. >> i bet she does. >> we have safari live where people can tune in throughout weekend to a live safari and one of the things we get to see, new to big cat week and see some of these guys actually in the wild and there are black leopards where we're doing the safari. >> she's so powerful and you have this thin little chain. >> spring loaded. >> so bizarre. >> she's fascinating. look at her. >> you guys can see the rosettes, the spots. >> i'm going to point from here. >> boone smith. >> do you have a large catch scratch thing? >> that's a nice angle. >> okay. >> cougar. >> "co

enroll by december 15th to be covered by january 1st >>> rescuers rush to pull a leopard from a well.cond well she's crawled into that day. >> the story of the big cat with bad luck. >>> a driver and a cyclist take it out in the street. >> it's like a fight in ice hockey. >> but see why this fight is way less graceful. >> it's like robots. >>> it's heart to bring a smile to your face. >>> plus the buzzword for your chance to win a new ipad mini. >>> and a

>> okay, and then we have a leopard ice bucket?rom ballard design, nice heavy, ice bucket. it has leopard fabric covering. >> okay. >> bell design just opened up at king of prussia mall. >> that's too dull. >> sore. >> i that's okay. >> but all of this stuff, all do you have do sends in coupon, with the coupons, in the newspaper, send them in, and we're going to draw names, have ten winners, each winner will win more than $2,700 worth of merchandise. >> that's a lot. >> and have it before christmas. >> oh, that's great, too. >> so if you get your coupon in, and your name gets drawn, you won't have to go christmas shopping. >> you know what i'll do? i don't really christmas shop. i wish santa would bring me all of this stuff. >> fantastic. >> oh! >> oh, my gosh. it is santa. >> hello, santa. >> hi, santa. >> welcome to "good day" philadelphia. >> hi, san a. >> wonderful items this morning. >> yes. >> thank. >> do you think you'll have some of these in your bag. >> oh, i have many of these in my bag this year, wonderful. >> now, can

more than 6,000 leopards, also threatened. 513 rhinos, they are listed as endangered and 7200 lions. the federal government proposed listing them as threatened in october of last year but since then 601 lions were imported into the u.s. as trophies, all legally. >> the fact they may be endangered or threatened doesn't mean it can't be hunted and brought into the u.s. as a trophy. >> correct but you have to go through more steps to get the permits to bring it in. >> reporter: endangered and threatened animals are shipped to the u.s. almost every other day. it's u.s. policy to approve the shipments only in the foreign country allowing the hunting also has a conservation program in place to strengthen that animal's overall population. some experts see it as a balancing act while others see it as a financial tool to preserve wildlife. killing a line oncan cost hunters up to $71,000 and sport hunting brings in more than $200 million each year. >> it's the trafficking more than the hunting that is the issue. >> reporter: david hayes is a former deputy secretary for the department of the in

we call it the leopard sea cucumber. yes, when a fish try to eat them, he will release those sticky filaments, and the fish will get stuck. but here in french polynesia, before, they didn't have shoes, so what they did is they took those sticky filaments, wait till they become hard, put it under their feet, so like this, wait, become very hard, and after they could walk on the reef without getting hurt. or to take the lobster without getting hurt. do you know what this is? young girl: um, it kind of looks like a rock. julie: no. i won't show the under, otherwise it's too easy. >> ohh. girl: oh, it's a starfish. young girl: it's a starfish. julie: it's a fat starfish. in french we call them shark pillow because there is a sweet legend here that the shark used like this. that's why their skin look like the skin of the shark. so they are very heavy because they're full of water. they love to eat the giant clams. so here where you have the shape of the star, it will open just a little like this. you will have some small tent

the encounter with that leopard at point blank range will never be forgotten. for more info on booking your next safari contact them at the mcneely join me again next time for another exciting adventure on the outdoorsman. (buck ncneely-narration) the outdoorsman is brought to you by, your free, lifetime e-membership. >>> maw thew mcguinn initiation it's a powerhouse today, that is up next on the armstrong williams show. >>> we're here, frank, you're all smiles today. does that mean that you are impressed with mrs. clinton's appearance before the benghazi committee last week, did she acquit herself well? >> i was impressed with what came out of the hours of thrashing. >> thrashing by whom. >> there was a lot of thrashing between the republicans and the democrat, there was thrashing with between the republicans and mrs. clinton and the press and the punnedtary. what was the really one important take away is that we got proved positive of something that the famous new york columnist william sapphire said almost exactly 20 years ago and that is mrs. clinton is a c

this morning another attack on leopard avenue. police say a 49-year-old man dressed in ed ed ed ed in hasidic garb. a man was arrested in that case. rojas was screaming his hatred for jews. >> he was screaming watch this face, i'll be back. you know, i hate all the jews. it was very, very upsetting and sad to hear that. >> reporter: at this point police say there's no hard evidence suggest two incidents are related but exploring all possibilities and they are still searching for the man in the there are two separate $5,000 rewards for any information that leads to an arrest. >>> there's growing concern tonight that there may have been a bomb that brought down that plane over egypt. our chief investigative reporter is here to explain why at this early stage in the investigation it's leaning that way. >> reporter: we're told there's no smoking gun to give us a full answer yet. the debris field may hold final answer. investigators are combing the wreckage looking for evidence. but with wreckage spread over a huge area it will take so

the cat is brown with spots like a leopard. look at that. it's actually brad goldman's pet that darted outside near third he's offering a $500 reward. for anyone who can find it. brad: he looks a little wild. i don't think anyone should be afraid of him. obviously, it is like any animal outside their natural or normal environment, you want to approach with caution. but he's very much a friendly and lovable house cat. stacey: he is beautiful. goldman hopes someone finds the exotic cat downtown before it gets cold outside, because the animal is never been outside before. steve: let us hope they find it. stacey: a dream comes true for a houston man dying of a rare form of cancer. steve: this is pretty cool. he got to see the new "star wars" movie early, before millions of fans. doctors told 32-year-old daniel fleetwood this summer that he had just months to live. the movie is set to be released in the u.s. a week before christmas. but the life-long "star wars" fan feared he wouldn't be around to see it. stacey: that's when his wife started an o

each couple will have to dance three times, one dance they have not leopard, a trio dance -- they havewith an added partner and the stakeoff chances are high. "dancing with the stars" is at 8:00 p.m. followed by castle at 10:00 followed by "action news" at 11:00. >> meteorologist david murphy is doing the two step. >> reporter: i came back in and get to go outside in a couple of minutes. we have sunshine and light wind and temperatures in the 60s in the northern and western suburbs. we might touch 70 in philadelphia. we'll go 69 for now and watch the thermometer. down the shore it's cooler, but even in, bright sun glass weather and great for this time of year. >> finally at noon, a company in portland organ is -- oregon 0 using cross laminated timber that is stronger than regular timber. it's popular in england and canada. >>> the husband of a his or her officer returns her glamour of the year award. people are calling him a hypocrite. >> people are looking what to wear and what to give. >> reporter: i'll stake any of that. >> that's going to do it for "action news" at noon, don't forg

remember the phrase leopard doesn't change his spots?oday while media were talking to jason witten dez bryant went o off. >> um -- >> don't single me out like th that. >> report it right. >> we all right? >> report it right. >> don't report that. >> one second. excuse me. >> get it right. how about ya'll bleep. how you fix it, rick. talking to the wrong people. get right, man. >> rich is the pr guy. he take the brunt of it too. dez bryant is a bad guy. all right. the 76ers are a bad basketball team. a lot of bad tonight. actually insulting to the sports fans of philadelphia. sixers are the only winless team in the nba. this is now happened for the third season. sixers have now last eight straight to start the season. 18 straight going back to last season. to the wells fargo center. did they ever win? do they he have within? watch this great offense. christian woods who the heck is christian woods? air ball but the defense is really beautiful for this team. jahlil okafor the their pick in the draft he may be able to score but watch him. n

tia, a german sheppard just returned from her work with blunt nosed leopard lizards, she now knows 11 scents. and lily, 6, is a yellow lab, she was abandoned by 5 different homes before becoming a conservation dog. she has helped track cross river gorillas in cameroon. >> okay wicket we got the thumbs up... we'll go check it out. >> do these dogs make good traditional family dogs? >> these dogs don't make great pets. they are high energy high focus high intensity. these are the kinds of dogs where if they don't have a job they are digging up the back yard... they are not traditional pets in that regard. so they may have not gotten adopted if it weren't for you guys. yeah these tend to be dogs that are increased risk for euthanasia at animal shelters just because they are bouncing off the walls and too energetic and too much dog for most families. >> but for this assignment at a mussel checkpoint on flathead lake, their intensity is essential. >> so when a boat arrives here what happens? >> we bring the dog out on leash...we start at one side of the hitch and we work around the boat th

[inaudible] [laughter] i don't care if i look like a leopard. >> i'm so nervous, my arms are sweating. this spatula is on my, so now it's my turn to do this for world. >> which part? right here. and then pull it. >> one, two,. [laughter] >> i'm super proud of myself. that's disgusting, let's get rid of that period was onto the next. brian's hair. brian's hair was longer so we would have to trim it for. >> they say here really should not be longer than a quarter of an inch for waxing. you do not wanted to be more painful than it already is. >> what are your thoughts >> and i just like that? >> a small little patch, i will not hurt you. are you ready? [laughter] look at how much came off. i know,. >> i don't even recognize you. >> hair, partially, happy, we will see. it is time to get graded. so the big question is what is my grade? how would you my grade? how would you grade me first of all? >> well what about my boss? b-. >> i get a c- for today. nailed it. >> this is one job i definitely do definitely do not mind leaving to the professionals. >> fun at a factory, chocolate factory. w

house cats have similar personality traits to lions leopards and wildcats. this includes newer rot sichl, dominance and i am pulsiveness. if house cats were larger they might consider killing us. i brooef that, heather. >> no. >> i think so. i think it's right. 47 minutes after the hour. a bar serving up a sobering reminder. the salt lake city business teamed up with police to make a change giving a real life look at exactly what happens when you drunk and drive. they want to reduce fatality statistics there. it is complete with a bunk bed, a jail like door and striped uniforms on the mirrors above the sinks. >> i don't know. i think people will turn that into a joke, though. i don't think that will work. >> the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. trouble on "the tonight show." not everyone is laughing at jimmy fallon. >> we will go live with how the mets fans are handling the loss this morning. >> steve doocy is here. >> what do you mean heartbreak at home. how about heuer ray in the heartland, kansas city, the royals. >> great headlines, steve. >

he rips his pr guy, a leopard never changes his spots.are wearing purple today >>> good morning, 4:00 o'clock a white house secret service officer a accuse of sexting on the job with the person that he thought was a teen from delaware what prosecutors admitted to when he was arrested. >>> plus a judge rules in favor of the jerry sandusky in his attempt to get an appeal. what the judge told prosecutors to at least hand over. >>> education should be free. >> that is chants, as, free college, is just one of the things college students across the the country are demanding, why they stormed the streets, good day, everyone it is friday, november 13th, 2015. thanks so much for being with

now, they host the lafayette leopards from the patriot league. they went to the finish line 4- 6.he outlook? >> four returning starters, a good mix of experience, the biggest team i ever had and we are playing challenging schedules. should be a lot of fun. finally, george mason has a new name on the arena. eagle bank, hitting the patriots center. they sore. but they grounded 22 games under .500 in the last 2 seasons. >> kind of rebuilding our culture in terms of work effort and accountability. i think the fans that came out are going to leave. i don't know if it was a win or a loss. he played really, really hard. they played smart and together. >>and they sent us it this ball over at george mason. i will spin it on my finger. well done. >> colorful. >> o kay. >> all right, looking forward to it. >> all right. >> getting back to maryland checking it out. >> they will be good. >> okay. all right, just ahead at 6:00. now, a real life walter white living in this silver spring home. the investigators in hazmat suits gather evidence after a man is found dead inside. >>> also at 6:00. we

remember the phrase leopard doesn't change his spots. let me tell you another, you reap what you so. yesterday he went off in the locker room. >> unaudible. >> aim going to put it throughout too. malcolm jenkins will play. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> so malcolm jenkins is the the opposite, one of the nicest people you will ever meet, having met him at fox 29 in the studio. >>> let's stay with football, watching the game was troublesome for some with the bills and jets last night. the bills were all red jerseys for first time in franchise history while jets were in the regular green. now for some the game was madness, and here's why, both teams jerseys could look the same if you are color blind. so, for me, i'm color brian, right? this is driving me absolutely crazy, watching the the action, it is just a guys from the same team. so a sports editor explains why with this tweet 8 percent of men, 13 million americans are in fact color brian usually red, green. and that 8 percent of the male population could only tell te

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more than 6,000 leopards, also threaten, 513 rhinos, they're listed as endangered. and more than 7200 lions. the federal government proposed listing them as threatened last year, but since then, 601 lions were killed abroad for sport. and imported into the u.s. as trophies. all legally. so the fact that it's endangered or threatened doesn't mean that it can't be hunted and brought back in? >> correct. it just means that you're going to have to have a lot more paperwork and go through more steps to get those permits to bring it in. >> reporter: endangered and threatened animals are shipped to the u.s. almost every other day. it's u.s. policy to approve those shipments, only if the foreign country allowing the hunting also has a conservation program in place to help strengthen that animal's overall population. some experts see it as a bizarre balancing act. while others view sport hunting as a financial tool to preserve wildlife. . can cost up to $71,000. across africa, sport hunting is estimated to bring in more than $200 million each year. >> it's the trafficking mo

confronted by a a predator and in their natural environment, that would be something like a hyena, a a leopard, or a lion, they can't shoot them out. that's a misconception. they can't fire them. >> jimmy: okay, they can't fire their hairs. no. >> no. [ light laughter ] their spines, their spines. >> jimmy: their spines, sorry. >> but they will push them into you. so if she gets a bit upset, then i've got a big problem to be honest with you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, okay, yeah. >> quick, give us some more food. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. yeah, i don't want to get her upset. no, no. go ahead and give the -- yeah. oh, my gosh. that is a giant rat. it's really unbelievable. [ laughter ] i love the spines too. it's kinda slicked back almost like elvis. >> no, it's not. the thing is, it's down like trump now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. that's what i was thinking of. looks like donald trump. >> it's down like trump. if it goes to elvis quiff, that's when they're a little bit upset. >> jimmy: that's when you know they're upset. >> but they're fabulous animals can you smell her? [ laughter ] >> j

we have floral curtains, turquoise table lamps, leopard bar stools, and texture in the red mohair dining chairs. taken together, these pops of color, pattern, and texture give the room the sense of whimsy that it needs. i hope i've shown you that designing within traditional architectures doesn't have to be stuffy. this park avenue apartment balances touches of glamour with pops of color for a playful vibe to make it the perfect family home. there's so much more ahead on "open house." we are checking back in on audrina as she hunts for a new home, but will she settle down on the east coast or stay out west. plus how designer sandra nunnerley drew inspiration from far and wide to decorate her new york city townhouse. here on "open house" we love it when interior designers take us on a tour of their own homes. we had the pleasure of touring sandra nunnerley's upper east side apartment. take a look at how sandra seamlessly blends the old with the new while keeping her abode comfortably stylish. hello, my name is sandra nunnerley, and welcome to my apartment on the upper east side of new yor

more than 6,000 leopards also threatened. 513 rhinos, even more vulnerable since they're listed as endangeredand more than 7,200 lions. the federal government proposed listing them as threatened back in october of last year. but since then 601 lions were killed abroad for sport and imported into the u.s. as trophies. all legally. so the fact it may be endangered or threatened doesn't necessarily mean it can't be hunted and brought back into the u.s. as a trophy? >> correct. it just means you're going to have to have a lot more paperwork and go through a lot more steps to be able to get those permits to bring it in. >> reporter: endangered and threatened animals are shipped to the u.s. almost every other day. it's u.s. policy to approve those shipments only if the foreign country allowing the hunting also has a conservation program in place to help strengthen that animal's overall population. some wildlife experts see it as a bizarre balancing act. while others view sport hunting as a financial tool to preserve wildlife. killing a single lion can cost hunters up to $71,000. across africa sport