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>>gillis: eeep eeep. >>reporter: what noise is that? >>gillis: the first call was one of a baby gator which sometimes can be in distress and the mother will come to see what's going on and the second call can be a mating/fighting call. >>reporter: now the near-prehistoric source material of this industry can live for around 50 years in the wild and grow to about 16ft...but even for experts like greg and jim, grabbing a good sized gator takes real skill... >>reporter: but finally, after hours of searching.... >>waters: depending on what they're making is depending on how big a scale pattern they want. watch bands you generally want the smaller scale pattern. purses...handbags they generally want the belly part because they've got the bigger scale patterns. >>reporter: in louisiana...there are around 1.5 million alligators and in a normal year dane ledet would gather about 60000 alligator eggs. last year, however, demand was so poor he didn't even bother to collect any...but he's hoping that strategy will eventually start playing in his f

>>gillis: eeep eeep. >>reporter: what noise is that? first call was one of a baby gator which sometimes can be in distress and the mother will come to see what's going on and the second call can be a mating/fighting call. >>reporter: now the near-prehistoric source material of this industry can live for around 50 years in the wild and grow to about 16ft...but even for experts like greg and jim, grabbing a good sized gator takes real skill... >>reporter: but finally, after hours of searching.... >>waters: depending on what they're making is depending on how big a scale pattern they want. watch bands you generally want the smaller scale pattern. purses...handbags they generally want the belly part because they've got the bigger scale patterns. >>reporter: in louisiana...there are around 1.5 million alligators and in a normal year dane ledet would gather about 60000 alligator eggs. last year, however, demand was so poor he didn't even bother to collect any...but he's hoping that strategy will eventually start playing in his favour... >>led

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gillie knows his health problems stem from smoking but says he was powerless to change so why do georgians continue to indulge in this harmful habit some believe there are several factors at play around fifty percent of. business in georgia. part of should overcome them. why we have the barrier seen the government i live in the parliament because i'm. a huge influence took over him and of his shares are some politicians in our country the tobacco control alliance is trying to work with the government on stricter control of tobacco sales and advertising in the country but for now coffee and cigarettes remain a favorite pastime for many georgians in a goes carty tbilisi georgia. coming up next our special report looks at their read on the operation which freed europe happening with it before the nazis. this is just a parliament building in durban. but then. sixty five years ago. it was the final target on the last major offensive from an army. that's captured became the symbol on the fall of the fascist sitting. on the victory all were nazi germany. the fallen on r.g.p. . about a few moments

. >> i am happy he was found gilly of the over-reaction. mr. sheperd had no prior record. i think the judge indicated he didn't think this type of situation would occur again. >> no comment. >> animal lovers that silently protested outside the courtroom were less than thrilled with the judge's decision. >> it is a slap on the hand. >> a little more than what was done. maybe some more community service or more education. he over-stepped his bounds. >> although they would have liked to see shepherd face tougher penalties, animal rights activists are happy he was found guilty. >> a suspected dog-fighting ring broken up. a look at the disturbing living conditions inside. >> an overwhelming stench penetrates from the basement. some of these pictures are provided by baltimore city animal control. pages line the basement walls like jail cells. two dangers had no linings on the bottoms leaving dog paws vulnerable to piercing. the room is dark and dank. the floor covered in feces surrounded by urine stains. no sign of food or water. this battle-scarred dog is one of six police and

again they had to move him in today with jean gillis injured early in the game.inched like to simulate the start of a snap count. of course he did it on purpose. this is a great move. put michael vick in the shotgun, give him the opportunity to run. jim: third and 7. he is going to run. he's tackled from behind by robert mathis. the colts call the time-out with 47 seconds. that's the last time-out for the colts. again, here's the lineup tonight on cbs, "60 minutes." "amazing race." "undercover boss," "c.s.i.: miami." only cbs. rocco will come in and punt into a breeze that's settled down a little bit. phil: it has a little. i haven't noticed it affecting the punts like it was before early in the game. jim: white is back to receive the punt. he's standing at the 20. jim: sends it back cleanly. fair catch, not a long punt. so at the 26-yard line, 40 yards in all, 40 seconds to go. phil: and downwind. jim: downwind. you've got to get to, let's say to get a chance, maybe the 35, the opponent's 35, you need around 40 yards. phil: between the 35 and 40 with the wind. t

to gillis legal ticks on drinking and driving. camp camp light dusting of snow on the mountain tops. it will be a cold one today and rain is headed our way. we will be right back. a live look from the top we have plenty of snow they have cleared the roadways hopefully there's no black eyes on the road with it looks clear. joining us now from top halfrom tahoe. >> we are enjoying 100 of inches of snow that fell on the weekend snow is. the sun shining everybody who is out here is having a great time these are some of the best conditions tahoe has opened in years. >> as far as the roadway looks beautiful have you had any problems or black eyes in the area. >> not really the temperatures are warmer than they were earlier in the waking caltrans did a great job scraping down the road. you are on drive payment most of the way it definitely be cautious going around curves and going through the shade. never through the caution to the wind. the road are totally dry bubble. >> if no one had up there are there plenty of hotel rooms of places

bay area, there's still a bus manufacturer, one of the few left in america that produces bus, the gilly corporation. i'll never forget the day i went out to visit the wind farm in solano county and talked to the companies putting those wind turbines up. i asked them, boy, that's quite a tower, 400 feet high, a lot of steel. >> oh, yeah. we bring that in from korea. >> that's interesting. and those blades stretching out the length of a football field. 300 feet. >> oh, yeah -- oh, yeah, those are brought in from europe right now. maybe we can begin to manufacture those once again in colorado. all the gearboxes and all the electronics, all of it imported. i told them, i said, you want me to continue to support american tax money subsidizing your wind turbines and your business and you want those things made overseas? well, they don't make it in america anymore. i said, well, let me put it to you this way. if you want my help, if you want american taxpayer money for subsidies, then you damn well better make it in america, otherwise our tax money ought not to be used to support industries ov