is a downed animal is an animal that can't get out of his own accord either because it's too sick or its legs are broken that it can't fend for itself so these animals are being kind of just slaughter this animal couldn't fend for itself and was being pushed along with the tractor and so amy did what most people would do and that was reach for her cell phones she had knives and she took it out and started recording it up with a video to you tube after she was recording. a farm manager came out and told her to stop local police came the farm manager tried to argue that she was actually on private property not public property the local police officer didn't cite here at the time but then some time passed and she learned that she was being cited by the state prosecutor as the first individual being charged under utah's ag gag law now will potter broke this story two days ago when he broke the story it instantly shot to the front page read it and it was all over the internet democracy now reported upon it and there was tremendous public pressure to say this this is an outrage the ag gag

for other animals. and we deal with other animals like birds and rabbits and you name it. this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescuing animals in distress or hit by a car or dealing with aggressive animals or wildlife or a variety of things. you can only get that flavor with them and doing it first hand. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year in the kennel and then the office came up and i started doing it and it really fit. it's really the job for me. and animals i have to handle and i know what i am doing, i rarely get scared. [whistle]. we do a lot of investigations and most are not as bad as people report but everyone once in a while they are. and i had one and people had moved out and the dog was in the inside and it makes me teary and when the dog is in the backyard, and i can pull an animal out of a horrible environment and feel good. >> where does th

money and goods to animal shelters there. many romanian towns also spend huge amounts on the shelters, but that money is also attracting what experts call the dog mafia. >> it is a horrible sight, filled with a mobile phone on a country road in romania. the field is littered with shop dogs -- shot dogs. the tags show these dogs were registered. they are from a dog's home. this was an organized killing. another one. some of these dogs were wounded and left to die. what happened here is illegal. >> killing dogs has been illegal in romania since 2008. in exceptional cases, sick or aggressive animals may be put down using the correct folks, so why are scenes like this still so common? the head of the animal welfare association gives us a shocking explanation. >> the laws are exemplary. they put a value on a dog's life in romania. in fact, too much value. local authorities have set aside huge amounts of money to meet the legal requirements to provide for stray dogs, but this money is not being spent on the animals. unscrupulous pe

i take great care not to hurt the animals around me.ted the animal off me but i certainly didn't want to hurt it at all. >> doug comes away from his undersea struggle with a renewed appreciation for the creatures. >> that's probably the most shocking moment i've had diving in 37 years along this coast, for sure. it's shocking, but it's also interesting to see another side of an animal that you thought you knew really well, and you come to expect the unexpected when you're diving in these waters. >>> coming up -- a 40-ton whale takes a swipe at a 200-pound man. >> i think that tail probably weighed a few tons, and it's solid bone and barnacles, and it came at him fast and hard. >> a nurse shark doesn't like to kiss on the first date. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. res

more like an animal. animals don't think any verbal language. they think and pictures and smells and touch sensations. it's a much more specific kind of thinking. it's not abstract, you see coming and i think that helped me with my work with animals. also i got a lot of insight when i realized my thinking was different because when i was a teenager i thought everybody thought with pictures. i find people are sensitive fingers and they have a hard time understanding. this is where there are different kinds of - and being a visual thinker has helped me with animals. >> do you have a favorite animal? >> i really like cattle. >> yes, dr. grandin i became aware of your book animal translation to cause of my interest in animal behavior. but reading your book opened my world to realize i was probably on the spectrum and i just got diagnosed at the low end at age 30. >> what are you doing now? >> i'm a technical analyst for the department of energy. >> and you better keep that job. you better keep it. because you

a new report accuses the department of not taking animal abuse cases seriously.y plan to announce their reform in the next few days. >>> more trouble this morning for the virginia lacrosse player convicted in the murder of baltimore county native yeardley love. george hugely is being sued by american international group over his refusal to answer questions from insurance investigators. hugely was sentenced to 23 years in prison. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. complete news, weather and traffic still ahead. the president will address the nation on national security today. of course, news and weather any time just by logging onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

if we administered a second dose of the medicine to the animal. >> reporter: the animal was taken under a bridge where a veterinarian declared the animal healthy and strong enough to be taken back to the wild. >> he came down here, let's get him out of here. it is dangerous for him. he could be shot. they are going going to put him someplace that is far away from people so he leads a normal life. >> reporter: they did not want to say where or when he would be released but it is a young animal and weighs less than 100 pounds. so it will be kept under observation till they are sure it is recovered. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police found credit card swimming devices at two gas stations -- skimming devices at two gas stations this week. police say it had only been installed a few hours prior to them getting them and on wednesday another skimmer was found. investigators say both devices were installed inside the pump making it impossible for customers to see them. >>> violence in american culture could be soon covered in california schools. they approved a bill to create l

and my educational background. >> the thing about helping animals is think more like an animal. animals don't think in verbal language. they think in pictures, they think in smells and touch sensations. so much more specific kind of thinking. is not abstract. that helped me with my work with animals and i got a lot of insight when i realized my thinking was -- when i was a teenager, i didn't know my thinking was different. i find people are sensitive, very much have a hard time understanding. this is where there are different kinds of lines and being a visual thinker helps. i really like cattle. >> i became aware of you through your book animal translation because of my issues on erratic behavior. it opened my world to make me realize -- i just got diagnosed low end asberger's at age 30. >> what you doing now? >> i am a technical analyst for the united states department of energy. >> you better keep that job. [applause] >> superbenefits. >> so the nuclear weapons program. >> you got a good job and need to keep it. >> question is going back to your book on social relationships, o

and beth believes these animals feel the love do you think these animals realize how high off the hogs? >> i absolutely believe that animals know when they're being spoiled and loved. this pig is a prime example. the answer is yes, they know. >> reporter: just one word for skris. all that love is great, but don't forget to feed these guys either. whoa. give me the box. there you go, hank. i guess living in the lap of luxury has made hank a little bit of a diva. >> i think he kept all his fingers. our thanks to rob nelson. "spoiled rotten pets" airs tomorrow may 4 on nat geo wild. and now for tonight's closing

they encourage people to donate unwanted animal mounts. if you would like to volunteer to help find illegal sales online, we have information on www.nbcbayarea.com and click on investigations. also, if you have a tip for us to investigate, call our tip line at 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. thank you for joining us. stay tuned. why? because we investigate. i'm tony kovaleski. good night. thank you for joining us. >>> ladies and gentlemen, this is the national broadcasting company. >> tonight on "rock center." >> 911, what are you report something. >> corey, please, don't. >> he's standing over me and i'm looking at this gun barrel. >> it was yet another incident of domestic violence that an order of protection failed to stop. tonight, harry smith examines a controversial solution that saves lives. >> we will be back. >> yeah. >> when i get my legs. >> also giant steps for the corcoran family in boston them mother and daughter whose recovery we have been following since the bombing and the heart and grit it takes

save every animal.even for experienced volunteers like tracy plout. >> it's difficult when we respond day after day after day and put in hours to attempt to help these animals and we lose them. >> why are they dying? yeah. >> no one goes home until all the live dolphins are back in the ocean. but finding a good release location can be tough. >> we're releasing them in a place we don't usually release. so just because it's too dangerous on the outside of the cape where we usually go. it's too tough. >> ocean releases can be treacherous for both humans and dolphins. any number of things can go wrong. >> we're dealing with volunteers that are getting ready to basically walk in ocean that sometimes is stormy. sometimes there's a lot of wave action. >> going to put an animal on here. we're going to run this down to the beach. we need to follow up with the mat the animal is on. it's a long walk. >> not only can the dolphins get entangled in the stretcher, but the human responder can get entangled in the stret

video of the animal as you can see you will see it seemed scared and is hiding. watching it try to get up this concrete siding unsuccessfully earlier this morning, about 15 to 20 foot climb so it has been difficult for it. right now we have been told by deputy chief steve clark that state fish and game workers are getting in position to tranquilize the animal. the state fish and game people will shoot the animal from the other side of the aqua duct and rescue workers including from the puma project will come in and try to cover up the mountain lion's eyes to try to remove stimulation and try to keep it as doseil as it has been, however if it reacts to the shot it is capable of running 200 or 300 yards in either direction before it takes effect, so that is why they have people back so far, so anyway that is about to happen they say in the next 5010 minutes but of course they have moved that schedule a couple of times so we can see the workers getting in position, again they will tranquilize it and then watch its effect and move in and try to crate the animal if it

number three, selling animals.nd inside an underground trading ring, where the mysterious sloth is being illegal sold to the highest bidders. here's abc's john schriffen who's journey to colombia to find out more about this popular enterprise. >> after driving for hours through this rural part of colombia, we arrived. that man, eyeing us suspiciously, an alleged animal trafficker. inside this house, we were told he has illegal exotic animals for sale. >> all right. i'm rolling. >> zool ift lucy okay and i are about to pose as curious customers, armed with only our hidden cameras rolling, we want to see how easy to buy rare and wild animals. he's skeptical but agrees to unveil one of the hottest selling animals in these parts. >> wow, what is this? >> it's a sloth. >> inside a small crate on this dirt floor, a rare species of cloth and her two babies, all for sale. >> the two babies are clearly clutching the mother, and they don't want to let go. they're all for sell, but they're willing to sell them separately. as

safer and quality animal care. we're working out an ability to talk about the mission of the animal care and control department in the way that it attracts private investment. i think they have been doing well. all the food for the shelters right now is not general fund money. it's being paid for by companies that want to invest in our city and they think animal care is the right way to do it. we're going to have much more of that investment and match that with general fund. >> like a number of city agencies, there is the friends of animal care and control and people are invited to send small and large donations, all of them would be appreciated. there is the friends of rec and park and friends of libraries that have used this philanthropic opportunity to get the public that really cares about those departments to come forward and help out. >> absolutely, and the success of our city, with so many companies moving in, many of the ceos have talked about their commitment, both as company owners and their employees and

the 2,000 pound animal will not relent. he kicks the first lion. >> whoa!at him, kicked at him. >> lion and cape buffalo truly do hate one another. >> he's kicking at him, look. he's kicking at him. >> the bull uses his best weapon, with massive horns, the buffalo swings the ferocious lion into the air. >> we think it was the same buffalo, got another lion, hooked it with its horns, threw it up in the air. ooh! >> by now, the lions know that they are outnumbered. >> pandemonium, the tourists watch in amazement as the herd tries to save the baby. >> they were chasing lions one way, chasing lions the other. >> a few hearty souls remain with their catch, refusing to budge. food is sometimes hard to come by here on the plains. with the sheer size, weight and aggressiveness of the buffalo convinces the lions that no meal, no matter how hotly contested, is worth a good old fashioned trampling. >> and there were maybe only like two or three lions left on top of the baby that we thought is probably dead by then. >> the lions scamper off in search of easier game. th

>> one of the things to help me to understand animals being a visual thinker -- thinker of animals living in this century based world. the very first work with the cattle i would get in the chute to see but they were safe -- seeing they were afraid of a reflection, a hosing down if you got rid of those. but the stress is about the same of both places and being a visual thinker helped me to imagine like cattle and then people think they have got to know they're getting slaughtered and that is something i had to answer reversed started -- when i first started in the f swift plant and they did the same thing there they knew they would be slaughtered they would fight they could jump it but they didn't and how can you care about animals to be involved with slaughtering? cattle wouldn't exist if we did not raise them but we have to give them a life worth living and i feel strongly about that. in those that we are concerned about that. and a few years ago and never got around to fixing it but for some individuals deep pressure is coming but it doesn't work on everybody. the problem with autism i

they don't mind bullying the animals. how about gumption. and i think vee begans are sexy. >> i am not joking. i like have begun to like that at age 44. i am just coming unraffled. unraveled. i mean it i have become attracted. i couldn't do it, but i like a lot of women who do. >> i like fresh breath, but if they stink i am fine with it. i don't mind dirty feet or anything. >> jim you said psychics tell you what you want to hear. she told amanda berry's mom her daughter was dead. >> you are right. but in a case like that -- i don't know what silvia brown saw or thought she saw, but in a case like that i would say that you are assuming that everyone is assuming this person is dead. you say the last things she wanted to hear was mom i love you. >> i think what she saw was -- i think what she saw was dollar signs, jim? >> i don't think you are wrong. i think she is disgusting and i don't care for her at all. i am not going to say she is a fraud. i just hate her. >> lori, you said she is entitled to do what she did. isn't it fraud? if she is cla

state law says only service animals are allowed in food facilities.hat means anywhere food is sold or served. still, some people smuggle their pets into places they shouldn't be. after all, what's the harm? >> makes my life a lot more difficult than it needs to be. >> alex writes a blog about life with a service dog. mpgts good girl, all right. >> bright was trained to help alex get around, pick things up, and live her life. bright is not trained to deal with people who pose their pets as service animals. >> our dogs are very submissive. if there's another dog that's set on being aggressive and confrontational, that puts my dog at risk. she's not going to fight back. >> reporter: it's easy to do, plenty of websites will sell i.d. cards and official looking vests to anyone. >> you don't see people faking life threatening illnesses to get a wish from make a wish foundation. you don't take advantage of a disadvantage that way. >> you said you'd like to say she's a service dog? >> we've actually done it before. >> he's not the only one taking advantage. w

the second to safely capture the animal without having to euthanize it. in this case they achieved both. >> laura. thank you. a man wanted for sexual lay busing a child was taken into custody after a manhunt. u.s. homeland security officials released this picture of 58-year-old david steven as rest and rescued a child from his home zrik her as a victim. investigators say stevens recorded the sex abuse on video. dannish authorities discovered recordings this month and tipped off u.s. officials about the crimes. agents searched the home and believe there may be additional child victims. well, some young moms pushing baby carriages ran for cover when shots rang out. police are looking for two men who opened fire near a crowd of young people ampking out at frank ogowa plaza officers don't know why they started shooting. >> that is not the case here, a richmond woman became a victim of a deadly shoogt last night, shot and killed in her lone oen bed. the 64-year-old benito todd was hit several times, someone fired a dozen rounds into her apartment. her 40-year-

it all ended for joe the animal barbosa here in this quiet san francisco neighborhood. he was walk to his car at 25th avenue when two hit men for the mob gunned him down. sherman said hit men joseph russo waited outside this house where barbosa visited a friend, a friend who set up his assassination. >> joe barb osa never had a chance because he never saw it coming. he was blown right off his feet. >> i remember the guy got whacked. >> retired san francisco police captain richard karn was one of six officers sent to guard a family associated with barbosa. >> it was obvious there was a lot of anxiety, a lot of worry. >> karns said his security duty lasted a few days then the feds took over. >> they came with a van and u.s. marshalls loaded them in the van and we escorted them to the federal building. they went into the federal building, and we went on our merry way. that was the end of that. >> a low-level gangster who turned on his bosses and paid for it with his life. a true crime story that will soon become a hollywood movie. in san francisco, linda yee, kpix 5. >> it

where we go to talk to our animals.n it is animal cafes all the rage. >> japan with these kind of stories. cat cafes. dog cafes. bunny cafes. visitors can sip their coffee and cuddle with critters. now akiko fujita tells us some cafes tar from cuddly to curious. >> reporter: here at the cafe, hawkeyed creatures greet customers. eager for a unique view with meals and deserts. from a tiny barn owl. to jade the harris hawk. there is no shortage of feathers ruffled here. the cafe is run by the master falconer who dabbled in hawking for more than 40 years. he tells me falconry has been a part of japanese culture for centuries. shogun or military dictators, hunted with falcons in the neighborhood. the bird are a new spectacle in a crowded market. fierce and exotic are so popular. customers line up outside for a mere snapshot. thanks to japan's lax animal regulations they can get a lot closer than that. across town, this brazilian rainbow boa, land turtles and lizards are the preferred creatures. >> wow. very smooth. >> report

animal labeled as a young animal. meat that might have problems with neurological issues.that could have gotten an if my companion had not pressed the red button. i think americans need this done in the production of our meat to ensure there is integrity and the idea of a company could do it without an inspection is kind of scary. i set up a google alert for every time the usda does a recall. it is constant. all year long. it is often little companies. the ones that should worry us all contaminated meat, it is not fully cooked can kill you. i have a friend in upstate new york who ate -- whose wife ate undercooked chicken from what he believes is the pain that she got in her stomach and other parts of her body soon after eating that, she said i did not need any attention, i am strong, this will go away. it did not go away and killed her. 3000 people per year are thought to die from food borne illness. host: ted conover, a job as a usda inspector at the nebraska slaughterhouse. at least one federal program one was able to beat it. the sequester was supposed to be a budget cu

both owners are facing felony animal cruelty charges was officials say people who abuse animals often have a criminal history. >> violence animals is a precursor, or indicater of violence against people or children. this is a red flag. >> reporter: animal care and control showed us this photo of 40-year-old raymond gililm. he's a person of interest in the pug mix puppy. >> he's wanted for questioning. >> reporter: i'm told it will need animal treatment for at least another week, and may be a while before she's ready to be adopted. a person convicted of felony animal abuse, or neglect faces up to three years in county jail, and fines up to 20 though dollars -- $20,000. >>> 27-year-old man from the east bay who ran the beta breakers race is missing tonight. he was last seen near the finish line at observation beach in san francisco. worried friends reported bo rasmussen missing about 10:00 this morning and then joined the coast guard in a search along the beach. one friend received a call from a stranger who found rasmussen's cell phone and credit cards, but they say they really started

we are very pleased to have with us today, pat brown from the department of animal care and control ander friend oreo. >> hi. >> lauren. >> could you tell us what it would take after an earthquake or some other emergency when you are in your home and maybe no power or water for a little while. what it would take for you and oreo to be comfortable and safe at home. >> just as you would prepare for your own needs should an earthquake or a disaster event occur, you need to prepare for your pets. and i have brought with me today, some of the things that i have put in my disaster kit to prepare for my animal's needs to make sure that i am ready should something happen and i need to shelter at home. >> what are some of the things that people should have in their home after an earthquake or other emergency to help take care of their tasks and take care of themselves. >> i took the liberty of bringing you some examples. it includes a first aid kit for your pet and you can also use it for yourself and extra meds for your pets. and water container that will not tip over. we have got both food, we

both owners are facing felony animal cruelty charges was officials say people who abuse animals often have a criminal history. >> violence animals is a precursor, or indicater of violence against people or children. this is a red flag. >> reporter: animal care and control showed us this photo of 40-year-old raymond gililm. he's a person of interest in the pug mix puppy. >> he's wanted for questioning. >> reporter: i'm told it will need animal treatment for at least another week, and may be a while before she's ready to be adopted. a person convicted of felony animal abuse, or neglect faces up to three years in county jail, and fines up to 20 though dollars -- $20,000. >>> 27-year-old man from the east bay who ran the beta breakers race is missing tonight. he was last seen near the finish line at observation beach in san francisco. worried friends reported bo rasmussen missing about 10:00 this morning and then joined the coast guard in a search along the beach. one friend received a call from a stranger who found rasmussen's cell phone and credit cards, but they say they really started

you chase an animal, make it gapul. the animal hides in the bushes, you track tchase it again, and you keep doing this until the animal actually overheats and you can dill cil it without any technology. >> stephen: can we still do this? can i run down an antelope? ( laughter ) >> well, watching the way you ran over here, you have such good form, i bet you would have no problem. >> stephen: do i? >> absolutely. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: i'm wearing these-- these-- these toe shoes. they have individual toes. it makes your foot feel like hand is what it feels like. i want to peel a banana with these things. you say running bare footed or if you have to use shoes something like this is better than doing it with shoes on. we pay a lot, you know, for our-- for our air jordans. >> well, actually, i think what matters is how you run. and you can run well in boots. you can run bare foot. you can run in shoes. i think what matters -- >> stephen: can't run in clogs. you cannot run in clogs. >> clogs are pretty poor but

the animals found this week and why animal experts say they're finding so many right now.hat's at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> san francisco's mission district was more alive than usual today with the beginning of carnival. hundreds of people crammed into harrison street between 16th 16th and 24th street. it features yummy food, live music, and arts and craft. this year's theme is carnival harlem shake. the dancing is almost mandatory, the festival continues tomorrow with the grand parade at 9:30, and you missed shu's version of the -- >> you can find it online. >> ama: that's it for us at 6:00. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us. have a good evening. the following is a paid advertisement for starvista entertainment and time life's music collection. ♪ chances are 'cause i wear a silly grin ♪ there are artists we'll always remember... ♪ mona lisa, mona lisa ♪ men have named you there are beautiful songs, words and memories that will always touch our hearts... ♪ it's impossible ♪ to tell the sun to leave the sky ♪ ♪ it's just impossible this is the music of your