for dave cooper, a small victory every time. >> because?to me. >> as a vet, you are the one that gets called, out when the poachers have been there. and they hacked off the horn and the animal is bleeding. is that very difficult for you? >> yes. so much negativity around rhino at the moment with all the poaching to. beef involved in something like this is what lifts you and keeps you positive about things. >> to watch the full report go to cbs news.com and click on "60 >>> recent study found 95% of am cans use a cell phone. many wonder if cell phone use can bebad for your health. california health officials issued groupd brend breaking guidelines to dial down the risk. john blackstone. >> reporter: the warning abut keeping a cell phone pressed up against your ear was issued largely because radio freak when seep emissions could be damaging particularly to children. >> now children on average are starting age of 10. and using cell phones for a lot of activities. >> california's department of public health recommend using the speaker phone or

dave cooper's priority-- removing the tranquilizer dart and treating the wound with an antibiotic. >>rted him once here. >> logan: yeah? >> cooper: the dart just went in and out, and i immediately had to put another one in. >> logan: so that's the first thing you do, is cover the eyes? >> flamand: yeah, that's right, because that stops them. >> logan: so, is this a male or female? >> flamand: no, this is a male. >> logan: he's young and has many years of breeding ahead of him-- exactly what they need. they i.d.'ed him from notches in his ears; most rhino in the kwazulu-natal parks are marked this way. is that him breathing? wow. >> cooper: that's him breathing, lovely big deep breaths. i'm happy with that. >> logan: the game capture team cleared a path to above. >> flamand: the helicopter now is going to come and we are going to hitch up those four straps to the central hook. >> logan: tosh ross maneuvered in the chain and swept the rhino away. it took them less than 16 minutes. for dave cooper, it's a small victory every time. >> cooper: i had tears in my eyes. >> logan: because? >>

. >> reporter: dave cooper has been the chief veterinarian for 22 years.ays the rhino are usually in the air for less than ten entire time. >> it looks as if the animal is really uncomfortable. but we've done our homework. we didn't just do this and see if it was going to work. we hung rhino upside down with chains and set monitors and sophisticated equipment. >> reporter: didn't you volunteer to huang yourself upside down from the helicopter? >> did. but the pilots wouldn't let me. >> some of the vets wanted to be tied upside down. they told me anything that can walk on its feet can be hung by its feet. >> reporter: they have been working together from the beginning. ross told us the huey helicopter he is flying for this can hold two tons, more than enough to lift a black rhino. you've done how many now? >> this will be 198. >> reporter: so almost 200, and you've lost none? >> we do three today and it will be 200, yeah. >> reporter: what's the most difficult part? >> putting it down. putting it down gently. the animal? >> yeah. >> reporter: we saw just ho

for dave cooper, it's a small victory every time. >> i have tears in my eyes. >> reporter: because?ey mean a lot to me. >> reporter: as a vet, you're the one that gets called out when the poachers have been there. >> yeah. >> reporter: and they've hacked off the horn and the animal is bleeding. >> yeah. >> reporter: is that very difficult for you? >> yes. so much negativity around rhino at the moment with all the poaching that to be involved in something like this is what lifts you and keeps you positive about things. >> reporter: this is what cooper and flamond are seeing more and more. when the program started in 2003, three or four black rhino were being killed a year. >> now we're into the hundreds for this province alone this year. >> reporter: so why is that? >> well, because there is that stupid demand for rhino horn, which has absolutely no medicinal value, sadly. >> reporter: rhino horn is made of keratin, the same substance as human finger nails. yet in countries like china and vietnam, people believe it can cure hangovers and increase virility. private game parks are drow

. >> i'm dave cooper. i'm with ivory. my question is, it seems going back to the russian hacking of our election this year come full circle, it seems it's very public and acknowledged by our government. did we miss an opportunity in norm setting with response we did? so did we do enough or was it in your view a proportion of sponsor could we have done a lot more to help deter in the future? >> let's start with the ambassador. >> i said in the beginning i don't -- there were three people who were surprised by the result of the elections. i have nothing to add to that. i don't think the -- the hacking was bad. but it didn't sway the actions. >> okay. ashley rather quickly. marissa shannon is telling me our time is up. >> so president obama was careful not to say that he thought it was an international law violation. that he thought.

dave cooper out with the i.t. company as well. sir, $6 billion to cost to an aircraft carrier-- i'm sorry, 6 billion for aircraft carrier and 2 billion for google to security their environment. why would we not put more money into trading that eco system and the key piece can we bring contractors into that eco system? there's no way to afford as companies the supply chain-- >> and you say the company to the defense of-- >> possibly iffer woo -- if we're creating an eye could he system and why not bring in the contractor supply chain. >> one and-- sir? >> earlier you talked about wanting to look forward and if possible, look around the corner when it comes to election cyber securities and folks on the stage before you talked about not wanting to get bogged down in the last war or the details or tactics of the last war. my question is cognizant of the fact the report is yet to come out, what is around the corner? what issues or problems or holes are out there that we are not discussing or talking about that you think will come into

dave cooper with the i.t. company as well from industry. $6 billion cost for an aircraft carrier. we just established -- i'm sorry, $6 billion for an aircraft carrier. $2 billion for google to secure their environment. why would we not put more money into trading that ecosystem and then the second piece of that is, can we bring in industry, defense contractors into that ecosystem? there's no way we can at all afford to, as companies, match what these threats are and our supply chain seems to be -- mr. burr: when you say bring companies into the defense of the data? questioner: possibly. if we're going to create an ecosystem, save $2 billion. why would we not bring in our contracting supply chain? questioner: federal computer week. earlier you talked about wanting to look forward and if possible, look around the corner when it comes to election cybersecurity, some folks on the stage here before you talked about not wanting to get bogged down in the last war or the details and the tactics of the last war. my question is, in cognizant of the fact that the report is yet to come out, w

dave cooper with the i.t. company as well from industry. $6 billion cost for an aircraft carrier. we just established -- i'm sorry, $6 billion for an aircraft carrier. $2 billion for google to secure their environment. why would we not put more money into trading that ecosystem and then the second piece of that is, can we bring in industry, defense contractors into that ecosystem? there's no way we can at all afford to, as companies, match what these threats are and our supply chain seems to be -- mr. burr: when you say bring companies into the defense of the data? questioner: possibly. if we're going to create an ecosystem, save $2 billion. why would we not bring in our contracting supply chain? questioner: federal computer week. earlier you talked about wanting to look forward and if possible, look around the corner when it comes to election cybersecurity, some folks on the stage here before you talked about not wanting to get bogged down in the last war or the details and the tactics of the last war. my question is, in cognizant of the fact that the report is yet to come out, w

this is dave, his dog cooper, we sell socks. why socks?nd out that socks are the number one most requested clothing item at homeless shelters. so for every pair we sell, we donate a pair to someone in need. but first we had to fix this. socks shouldn't fall down. fixed. lack of arch support? fixed. socks shouldn't have an annoying seam. fixed. the result? socks so comfortable we've been able to sell and donate over two point five million pairs. get an additional 20% off your first order at bombas.com. >> fredricka whitfield. the stunning announcement with the ranking democrat leading the senate's russia probe. dianne feinstein said the senate judiciary committee is building an obstruction of justice case against president donald trump. >> i think what we are beginning to see is the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice. >> the president is under growing scrutiny for possible obstruction of justice after he sent out a tweet offering a new reason behind why he fired the national security adviser michael flynn. the president tw

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this is dave, his dog cooper, we sell socks. why socks? we found out that socks are the number one most requested clothing item at homeless shelters. so for every pair we sell, we donate a pair to someone in need. but first we had to fix this. socks shouldn't fall down. fixed. lack of arch support? fixed. socks shouldn't have an annoying seam. fixed. the result? socks so comfortable we've been able to sell and donate over two point five million pairs. get an additional 20% off your first order at bombas.com. . >>> we are indeed in the struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion. and to set free a suffering humanity. and the battle rages on. this has been a very close race, and we are awaiting certification by the secretary of state. >> as you can see right there, roy moore still won't concede alabama senate race. but just about every other republican facing reality. democrat doug jones will join the senate in early 2018. let's take a look. his win has proved to many that new year could bring a giant anti-trump repu

this is dave, his dog cooper, we sell socks. why socks?d out that socks are the number one most requested clothing item at homeless shelters. so for every pair we sell, we donate a pair to someone in need. but first we had to fix this. socks shouldn't fall down. fixed. lack of arch support? fixed. socks shouldn't have an annoying seam. fixed. the result? socks so comfortable we've been able to sell and donate over two point five million pairs. get an additional 20% off your first order at bombas.com. was supposed to be a wake reup call for our government?sh people all across the country lost their savings, their pensions and their jobs. i'm tom steyer and it turned out that the system that had benefited people like me who are well off, was, in fact, stacked against everyone else. it's why i left my investment firm and resolved to use my savings for the public good. but here we are nine years later and this president and the republican congress are making a bad situation even worse. they won't tell you that their so called "tax reform" plan

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dave and christine yb. >> thanks. amtrak pledged its full cooperation. the rail carrier opened a family assistance center to work with affected passengers and their families. >>> president trump generate in controversy with his response to the train derailment. here's the first tweet. the train accident that just occurred in. dupont, washington, shows more than ever why our submitted infrastructure plan must be approved quickly. $7 trillion spent in the middle east while our roads and bridges crumble. not far long. >> no one disputes infrastructure upgrades are need ed, but maybe that should have come after this one. an hour later the president expressed sympathies for the victims and offered heartfelt prayers. this is not the first time the president referred to a tragedy making a political point. at the pulse nightclub attack, he referred radical islam and not sure those would have saved those attacks or if infrastructure improvements would have done anything to e prevent derailment. >>> two votes and the signature only hurdle left to clear before the

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cooperate with the special counsel's investigation. boris? >> thank you so much for that. joining us now to discuss this and much more, dave jake onson is a commentator and strategist. we have john thomas and jessica levinson, a professor of law and governance at the law school. dave, let's start with you. george papadopoulos is described as ambitious and he pitched several meetings between then candidate trump and several world figures. if he was trying to make a name for himself, is it plausible that he had this information about the democrats being hacked before it was public knowledge and kept it to himself and didn't tell anyone else on the campaign? >> highly unlikely. it's clear that the latest evidence shows that donald trump and his cronies who had been casting papadopoulos as a coffee boy clearly is false. that is why you are seeing in poll after poll donald trump's credibility being diminished. cnn put out a poll weeks ago showing that 47% of americans believe and approve of mueller's handling of the russia investigation. a whopping 56% of americans according to that poll say that donald trump has said things th

. >>> dave has a final check of the weather and the busy travel forecast. >> a lot going on. some of the weather not cooperatinglook at things. the northeast and stretching down through the ohio valley and into interior sectionf troubles. flood threat for heavy rains in this direction. as you head to the northeast and through the ohio valley, back into sections of the midwest and the great lakes, that's where we're seeing some snow. our delays this morning, because of de-icing procedures at a lot of the airports, could build throughout the day. keep your eyes open for that. heavy snow begins to roll in as we head into tomorrow. a messy mix in the pacific northwest. again as we take you through the rest of the day today. bring your patience as you head out. you'll need it. could be a tough go, especially in sections of the northeast and through new england. that's a quick look at our national maps. here's a look at what's going on right where you are. >> well, temperatures fairly mild around our region, so we're just seeing some rain. we saw some rain overnight. we're going to see some rain as we continue into t

dave, he has the final check of the weather and the busy travel forecast. >> yeah. a lot going on. some of the weather as we just heard not cooperating.east and stretching down through the ohio valley and into sections of the southeast where we're seeing big troubles. flood threat for heavy rains. but as you head to the northeast and through the ohio valley back into sections of the midwest and the great lakes, that's where we're seeing some snow and our delays this morning because of deicing procedures at a lot of these airports. they could build through the day. keep your eyes open. heavy snow begins to roll on in as we head into tomorrow. a messy mix in the pacific northwest and again as we take you through the rest of the day today bring your patience as you head out because you're going to need it. it could be a tough go especially in sections of the northeast and through new >>> good morning. believe it or not, san francisco is one of the warmer starts so far right now. 44 degrees on this saturday morning. looking at that temperature trend, you can see we're expected to climb into the 50s, mostly clear skies as we head into the

is looking at the department as a whole and cooperating with our colleagues writing information on what we have learned to our sister services. and finally, dave asked the air force inspector general not just to look at reporting in this way, but what other kinds of reports are required and to make sure that we are complying with those as well. i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you, madam secretary. mr. brandon. >> mr. chairman, ranking members, feinstein and distinguished senators on the senate judiciary committee. thank you for giving the opportunity to be before you today. on behalf of the men and women of atf, extent heartfelt condolences to the families, friends and loved ones of those that were killed, injured and survived this horrendous attack in las vegas and sutherland springs, texas. as well as victims and survivors of all forms and the violence that takes too many of our communities every day. both men and women of atf are acutely aware of the need for constant vigilance and fulfilling our mission to combat violent crime. although we are a small agency, we embrace the challenge of our mission and strive to the be