>> and so we are closely monitoring both species from el the snow leopard and the other leopards nowquarantine. so fortunately, the signs right now are pretty minimal and they don't require any treatment. he will be under continuous observation we'll continue to provide the care that he l the snow leopard is a rare case of wildlife possibly contracting covid earlier this year a group of gorillas tested positive at the safari park in escondido. after getting the virus from an asymptomatic zoo keeper which veterinarian julio matt says is one of the reasons why zoo animals are now getting vaccinated the most recent way. says vaccinators the does. doing this and these animals need share and the in touch them clean to see them and getting their so that iran essentially as we >> so is obviously one of those places the san diego zoo says since they receive the vaccine, they have been vaccinating their animals on a daily. but unfortunately for him, all the snow leopard hadn't yet been vaccinated. will do officials still don't know how rim l the snow leopard contracted covid. they are still i

a snow leopard in the san diego zoo. now the second of its kind in all of america. >> to contract covid-19 officials say they noticed that ramel a snow leopard. there had a cough and a runny nose. several samples all coming back positive. the zoo now believes that the 3 other snow leopards in his habitat also likely have the virus that area and say that right now ramel has mild symptoms, but they are keeping a close eye right now at kron 4 dot com. you can get the latest covid-19 numbers along with where to get a vaccine along with mask guidelines currently across the bay area. just use your mobile device to scan the qr code on your screen to get directed there. another big story we are following tonight. right now. sarah fell police searching for answers in a deadly overnight shooting that had 4 crime scenes ending with 2 people dead and 4 others hurt. almost alh the victims were in their mid to late 20's and kron four's camila barco breaks down. >> what happened. the shooting took place at this parking lot on place in

coat, there was such a instant global demand for leopard coats that the leopard was placed on the endangered species list. so, i mean, it was, and i mean, it was a big business, and it was just, and i could go on about that, and you will see more about that in the book. and as far as the best dressed, and each era does honestly speak about that, and as i said for beginning of the project, i don't know a lot about fashion per se, and i'm not even all that interested, and i say it with great respect for what is a craft, and business and important industry. but, the politics, in the popular culture that it reflects, whereas there is a statement about what i know about, and so i am not necessarily the best judge as you can tell by my own clothing of what is looking good on people, men or women, but i do think that each era, and for example ms. harding really captured the spirit of the roaring '20s and the new woman as they were called just given the right to vote. and grace coolidge wearing the very short skirts of the flapper era and kind of what mrs. nixon did modulating what are some of the m

leopard coats that the leopard was placed on the endangered species list. so, i mean, it was -- and, you know, it was a big business. and -- and it was just -- i could go on about that. you will see more about that in the book. as far as the best dressed. you know, each era really honestly does speak to that. i'm also as i said at the beginning of the project, i don't know a lot about fashion, per se. and i'm not even all that interested -- i say that with all -- great respect for what is a craft, a business, and an important industry. but the politics and the popular culture that it re, the statements of that is what i am the most knowledgeable. i am not the best judge -- as you can tell my my own clothing -- for men or women. i think each era. for example, mrs. harding really, you know, captured the spirit of the roaring '20s, and the new woman, as they were called, you know, just given the right to vote. and grace coolidge also, you know, wearing the very short skirts of the flapper era. kind of what mrs. nixon did, moderating what were some of the more

the zoo said that two separate has confirmed the leopard has covid-19. the animals enclosure is being closed and quarantine. not clear how the big cat got the virus but back in january 8 guerrillas contracted covid from a keeper. it was the first instance of the proof of humaanimaltransmon. > coming, a northe facing stefan shortages as wildfire season heats up. >>> pretty quiet around here weatherwise but we need to be aware of the change. two things will be coming our way from the east. one is wildfire smoke, the other is another possibility of the scattered thunderstorms in our forecast here is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >>>

no, clear how the snow leopard was infected but that he is not vaccinated.us. >>> singer pink, supporting members of the norwegian beach handball team. >> the team fined for refusing to wear bikini bottoms. they wore shorts saying they are keeping what is considered, quote, sexist rules. the handball federation says it lans to change uniform requirements. hard to believe. >> it's going to be hot today especially in the valley. look at the beautiful sun rise. get back out there with the camera. clouds rolling by. that moisture has moved in. we are at 60 degrees. that will be warming up with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll be tracking a chance of thunderstorms. we'll see how close it gets later on this evening. as we go up to tonight, take a look at those models. it is not enough to help us with the drought. embedded in some showers, it may be possible thunderstorms. that rain evaporates. we are still left with the lightening strikes which could spark fires. by the evening, those chances go down. up to 81 in napa. 87 for the high in liver more. once that humidi

because the internet is filled with people feeling bad for the leopard. yet so many are choosing his fate on purpose. that is not how he lost his eye by the way. don't be a snow leopard. he didn't have a choice to go get vaccinated. you do. so why aren't we getting it? tricky. tricky. why? i don't think it does any help to shame people. i'm worried for us, for all of us, because if you don't get it you're going to make others sick. my kid is not going to be back in school in the fall and i'm worried, man. my kids did not do well not being in school. they're not that type of kid. you know? i have one of the only 15-year-old boys in this country who wants to redo a year of school. think about that. not because he is a hockey player or something and looking for another year of eligibility. this is bad. people in my family have been sick. i was sick. i can't believe we're going to willingly go this way again when we have something that can keep us from it. i just can't believe it. it is not about shaming you. i don't want you to feel forced. and yet there is

down the crease to own one. tune into tick tock and the feeds abound with videos of baby tigers. leopards, wolves, foxes, huge anaconda in pythons. in more for generations, we've seen cute baby tigers appear on america's leading talk shows, often called ambassador animals who are linked to those that are in zoos. all allegedly validated by a conservation industry. well think again, today we're talking about a new film that aims to expose the abuse and trafficking that's behind the scenes of this trend. the documentary is called the conservation game, and it's directed by michael webber who's been tracking this issue for years and years. carnie. nasser is one of america leading big cat experts in animal protection attorneys. she became the 2nd full time animal law professor in the world. when metric michigan state university appointed her to direct the animal welfare clinic of the college of law. and carol baskin is a c, e o big cat rescue in tampa, florida where she started 30 years ago, and has brought so much attention to the plight of captive and abuse to big cat. it's a real pleasure

. >> a snow leopard at the san diego zoo, they noticed the nine-year-old had a cough and runny nose.nfected but say he was unvaccinated. two gorillas at the zoo tested positive. >> california state park venture pass program offers free passes to fourth grade students and families for a year. the program starts september 21. legislation allows individuals to check out the park pass from the library for free. a team told she could not wear shorts and what pink is doing. better protect them. more research is still needed. ♪ jack in the box. ♪ yes! that song is going make my roost fries famous. that's what i'm talking about! now all i need is for you to wear this! i'm not putting that on. ♪ all i want is roost friiiies. ♪ my new roost fries. only at jack in the box. >>> take a look at this. the flash and bang lighting up the skies. this is in norway that flash crashed through the atmosphere around 1:00 a.m. it is possible some struck the ground. so singer pink is vocally and financially supporting the members of a hand ball team. they were fined for refusing to wear bikini bottoms and th

finally, get your leopard print and your shoulder pads out for lady boss, the jackie collins story.ave for school, should be taught that in life they can do anything. i really have this strong belief that women can do anything. girls can do anything — that was her motto. girls can do anything. girls can do anything. girls can do anything. women can do anything. as much as she was saying that to everybody else, she was consistently saying it to herself. initially best known as the younger sister of actress joan collins, jackie started penning racy novels in the �*60s and became a hugely successful author in the �*80s and beyond. i remember books like chances and lucky being passed around on the school bus and we didn't have to search too hard for the naughty bits. but this doc from laura ferry looks behind the bunk busters, exploring jackie's childhood and success with one fabulous secret weapon — joan collins herself. and she said, "one day i'm going to write a book about all this". and i said "well i think that's a great idea. �*cause, you know, what hollywood is really like". the

there's a snow leopard that tested positive twice for covid-19. you might notice he's missing an eye from a previous disease, but they're telling us he's 9 years old, he's not transmitted this to any other animal but the snow leopard was coughing and had a runny nose. so here in southern california, we see the delta variant spreading around in rapid fashion and it's going to be clinics like these that they're putting on to try to get at those people who are vaccination stragglers. back to you, fred. >> the message is out there. people have to get it and the availability, we're seeing it right there. >>> on to louisiana now. vaccination rates, they are among the lowest in the nation. even as cases there continue to surge. governor john bell edwards is taking new steps as he said his state entered a fourth wave of covid infections and they include requiring masks for all state employees. cnn's suzanne malveaux. how are those efforts going? >> reporter: fred, it really is a dire situation here in the state of louisiana. those statistics really mappin

>> a leopard. >> anthony: oh, why, irving?st like the speed of chasing. >> anthony: oh, sooky sooky now! [ applause ] did you say that because my mama look like she got on leopard print pants? >> how did you guess? [ laughter ] >> anthony: okay. bachelor number 2, greg. what pet name would you give my mama? look at her, now. come up with the right name. >> whoa. this is dangerous. [ laughter ] "dear." "my dear." >> okay. >> anthony: oh! hey, hey, greg. i want to let you know, my mama like a little white chocolate. [ laughter ] all right? she like a little white chocolate. terry. what is my character's name? on "black-ish"? >> hm. good question. [ laughter ] >> anthony: well, give me a good answer. [ laughter ] >> he don't know. >> i really don't know. >> anthony: all right. damn, terry. egth is going to determine running? theast elecu. [ laughter ] >> anthony: oh, you made my mama laugh! you made my mama laugh. okay. irving. >> yes? >> anthony: you're walking with my mama in the woods. and a bear pops out. what do you do? >> f

. >>> count one snow leopard that tests positive with covid-19.onfirming the status. not clear how he was infected. zoo keepers say he was not vaccinated. months ago, eight gorillas tested positive. >>> the california state park pass signed into law by the governor. offers free passes to fourth grade students and family for a year. starting september 21st. also establishing the library state park pass. >> the women's handball team refused to way bikini bottoms. they were fined. pink will pay their fine. >> they should. those look like biking shorts. >> only on a hot day. >> early in the morning and under the desk. >> you can put those back on later today. it is going to be hot. >> our temperatures heat up for some spots. it is cool and foggy right now. we start out with clouds rolling by. we have a chance we could see some showers developing. watching some moisture. as we've seen here at 9:00. starting to see some rain moving into the valley. we'll have the highest risk that could spark some is new fires. we go early tomorrow morning, we'll be wat

people tell me, "leopards don't change their spots." no, i do not believe that.and how you were taught. if i am growing up in a household where my father beats my mother every day, and that is what i see, i'm going to believe that's just the way life is. i visit someone else�*s household and i don't see that happening, i think, "maybe that is the way it should be." if that's all you see, stephen, that is what you're going to believe. so, i believe that a lot of people behave the way they behave because of their education or lack of education. if they are re—educated and taught the real history of mankind, a lot of those people will not behave the way they behave. just on the question of social media, because a lot of the abuse these days is delivered digitally via social media platforms, again, your message seems to be that...that professional athletes, particularly black athletes, if they want to stay sane, if they want to avoid some of the horrible stuff that's out there, they should just get off social media. but, to me, that sounds like a sort of counsel of d

i want my parents to set me up with a dude who has the body of a leopard and the head of a water buffalobut we won't be able to see each other 'cause we'll be trapped in two different sensory deprivation tanks. as god intended. ( laughter ) >> stephen: pratima, that seems like something you should figure out on your own. >> i tried. ( laughter ) it's been a lonely pandemic, and i've been watching a lot of animal planet. ( laughter ) i need this. >> stephen: pratima mani, everybody. thank you, pray pratima. we'll be right back with keegan-michael key. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when you really need to sleep you reach for the really good stuff. new zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. it's non habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. new zzzquil ultra. when you really really need to sleep. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of yo

secondly, when she in elaborate coat, there was such an instant global demand for low pet coats that the leopardwas placed on the endangered species list. >> [laughs] >> so, i mean, it was, you know, it was a big business. and it was -- i could go on about that -- you'll see more about that in the book. as far as the best dressed, you know, each year honestly does speak to that. and i'm also, as i said at the beginning of this project, i don't know a lot about fashion per se. and i'm not even all that interested and -- i say that in all great respect for what is a craft and a business and unimportant industry -- but the politics and the popular culture that it reflects or is a statement about, that is what i know about. so i'm not necessarily the best judge, as you can tell by my own clothing, of what looks good on people, men or women. but i do think that each era, for example mrs. harding really captured the spirit of the roaring twenties and the new woman, as they were called, you know, just given the right to vote. and grace coolidge, also, wearing the very short lecture e wore gray. she wor

eric swalwell, the great hunter, leopards fear him.particular camel hunt, by the way, was paid for by business interests in the persian gulf. oh, so we are starting to sense a theme here. eric swalwell has a problem with money. shocked? you should it be. like so many progressives, eric swalwell's deepest desire is to live like a rich guy out of the movie. and that is difficult on a congressman's salary.e so corners get cut. here's the latest example of that. campaign finance records reobtained by fox news show that eric swalwell spent thousands in campaign contributions. money he raised to run for office. money he is prohibited by federal law from spending on himself. he spent that money on expenses that seems especially like mn personal luxuries. those would include level rise, booze deliveries, high end steak houses.s. some of those expenditures appear very clearly to be for personal use. and again, that's illegal. for example, one order of the alcohol delivery service was for under $10. was that a campaign event? no. the man just wa

in san francisco, hope you liked your test leopard on monday tv news and opal is held up by armed robbers were reporting on the city's crime spike. and in l.a., luscious l.a. los angeles county sheriff's estes taking matters into his own hands and vowing to clear the famous venice beak sidewalk on july 4 after recent murder there and tons of crimes process upon this city democrat mayor in that city supervisors, actually the l.a. county supervisors architects of failure. so how bad does crime and homelessness have to get in california before democrats admit their ideas have not been doing any justice to this beautiful part of the country? let's meet her. it is hump night with intelligent ceo and gop pollster, chris wilson is back. and looking there, comedian part of the problem podcast these political fortunes are growing by the day. he's we adore him, dave smith is back but we've got democrat strategist, former biting campaign surrogate and the most recent leader of my 2013 memoir, kevin wilding is here. so, so good. [laughter] i am loving it. kennedy: they call me dean mcdonald's of penm

i want my parents to set me up with a dude who has the body of a leopard and the head of a water buffalobe able to see each other because we'll be trapped in two different sensory deprivation tanks-- as god intended. ( laughter ) >> stephen: pratima, it seems like something you should figure out on your own. >> i tried. ( laughter ) it's been a lonely pandemic, and i've been watching a lot of "animal planet." ( laughter and applause ) i need this. >> stephen: pratima mani, everybody. thank you, pratima. we'll be right back with keegan- michael key. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) does s scrubbing f feel likea workouout? scscrub less w with dawn p pla. itits superioror formula b brean and remomoves upup to 99% ofof tough grereasd food resesidue fasteter. soso you scrubub less. tackle g grease whererever it ss up.. scscrub less. . save more.. with d dawn. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ it's dry. there's no dry time. makes us wonder

. >> and then pat sajak made us all drink endangered leopard milk out of lincoln's skull.g is not water-tight. milk everywhere. >> stephen: ok, brian. >> i remember it well, cuz it was right before conan started selling counterfeit penicillin to clinics all over the developing world. ( laughter) he knew interpol was closing in, so he had to go into hiding with the ukrainian arms smugglers he knew from when he used to run aks to the mujahideen in the late 80s, back when he was writing for s.n.l.. they had summers off. i'll never forget what he told me before he filed off his fingerprints and had his face reconstructed using cadaver flesh sourced from a chinese political prison. he looked me in the eye and said, brian, if i can give you one piece of advice, it's never tell anyone i'm going to murder jeffrey epstein. ( laughter) so wise. ( applause) >> stephen: he will be missed. he will. >> stephen: brian, thank you so much. brian stack, everybody congratulations, conan, see you in betty white's sex dungeon. when we come back, i sit down with robert duvall at his virginia ra

but she had to place in the works when she died which are leopard boneless already sold out because theyere selling tickets and she was working on another one. surely had started on this career as a broadway star when she died. >> that is unfortunate, hard to think about what we might have lost. wants to know if you would rank or just give us in any order the five most powerful influential women's characters in television history. >> guest: gushed the tart actress not i can do that. [laughter] i'm going to go to the easy one first because i wrote about it. i'll probably due too. definitely mary tyler moore. mary richards, you cannot overstate this in terms of women on television. you just really can't erode a whole book about her. the reason is, singleness are professional, she's a single professional over 30. living her best life in front of us making us all want to be her. she was not the first single woman and super important trooper the fact that she was over 30, she was very independent and really as the show went on was not interested in dating. she dated but that was not the end g

and she had one of these leopard coats very cool. he pretty expensive, you know. and you can see the belt off of the hanging out out of this bay. oh my god, lady. and this affect your parents. do you remember them talking about it? you're not much because we live in a tent very. few market and built that the dream did living quarters of stairs. i'm able to hear them talk about it much because ourself is more interested myself won't do it school football team one of the gonna have a team. and we'll get another have unity prime. in the burn down all the whole, you know, we can dance holes where you can have it. yeah, i know that they must have felt. some tough fight got to see if what makes it alone to put this in bad paper, finally. built them back. but as i said this recession set in he couldn't make the payments. hannibal johnson as you hear that first-hand account from wd williams, and and we look at the pictures. what type of arsenal did these mobs use that would cause so much damage so quickly. one of the tragedies with regard to the the way the the massacre u

guy come up in my mother's upstairs where we lived, and had her handbag and she had one of these leopard coats, fur coats. pretty expensive, you know. and you could see the belt off of it hanging out of his bag. >> looting. how did this affect your parents? do you remember them talking about it? >> not much, because we lived in a tent for a few months until they built back the dreamland theater and living quarters upstairs. i never did hear them talk about it much, i was more interested in myself and what i was doing at school, football team, wondering if we're going to have a team. and we were gathering to have the junior/senior prom. and they burned down all the halls, you know, where you could have it they burned down, the dance halls, where you could have it. and i know that they must have felt that it was a tough fight, got to see things -- got a loan to put the building back. they finally built the building back but as i said the recession set in, they couldn't make the payments. >> hannibal johnson, as you hear that firsthand account from w.d. williams, and we look at the pictures

finally, get your leopard print and your shoulder pads out for lady boss, the jackie collins story. belief women can do anything. girls can do anything. that was her motto. girls can do anything. women can do anything. as much as she was saying that that to everybody else, she was consistently saying that to herself. initially best known as the younger sister of actress joan collins, jackie started penning racy novels in the 60s and became a hugely successful author in the 80s and beyond. i remember books like chances and lucky being passed around on the school bus and we didn't have to search too hard for the naughty bits. but this doc from laura ferry looks beyond the bunk busters, exploring jackie's childhood success with one fabulous secret weapon — joan collins herself. and she said one day i'm going to write a book about all this. and i said i think that's a great idea. because you know, what hollywood is really like. the dynasty star offers up choice anecdotes about jackie's time in hollywood, where she took mental notes on the wild parties that would form the basis of novels