god knows if there was a grizzly bear or a lion.hepard: 18 bengal tigers like the ones in the cage at lsu, running around town. 18. 18 of them. >>arthur: hopefully no one is hurt. >>shepard: i hope not because that wolf is said to have hepatitis b. >>arthur: it is not the wolf it is the monkey. and i heard a rumor about herpes. >>shepard: it is horrible and a man kills himself but he let the whole ark out, up there with o.j. slow speed chase and balloon boy. police in kansas city are back at the home where baby lisa disappeared two weeks ago and we have updates. they are digging, literally, and we have an update on the senator for -- search for the little girl and what her lawyer is saying. let's see if we can get one past the defense. hut! go! here it comes! right on the numbers! boom! get it! spin! oh, nice hands! chest bump. ugh! od job, man. nice! oky, halftime. now, this is my favorite play. oh! i'm wide open. oh, fumble. fumble. don't want to fumble any of these. [ male announcer ] share what you love, with who you love. kello

. >> and the life of a grizzly bear is taken and set off a firestorm of controversy. an idaho man says he he was protecting his family and others say he committed a crime. we're going to report. you decide. >> kelly: another big setback for america's enemies today. one day after a u.s. drone strike kills al-qaeda leader anwar al-awlaki in yemen, they have he' nabbed a terror leader in yemen. one of the most ruth letters operating out of pakistan and he's reasonable believed to be responsible for the high profile attacks in afghanistan and including last month's deadly attack in kabul. molly henneberg live from washington with more details and molly, what do we know now about in guy's role in the haqqani terror operation? >> hi, kelly. his name, kahn, a revered elder in the clan and high ranking in the terror network, moves them in and out for attacks on u.s. troops. a security operation in the eastern afghan province, near pakistan, he was said to be halfly armed, but did not put up any resistance when he was captured and also swept up in the operation, his deputy and

. >> grizzly bears and black bears there. there were cheetahs and there were lions and there were tigers. >>> sin city showdown. the gloves come off and tempers flare at the republican las vegas debate. >> would you please wait? are you just going to keep talking? will you let me finish with what i have to say? >>> and air scare. terror in the sky over colorado. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, october 19th, 2011. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. >>> in eastern ohio this morning, dangerous wild animals are on the loose and authorities are trying to hunted them down. dozen of animals, including lions, tigers, bears and wolves escaped from a wildlife preserve in zanesville, late yesterday. area residents have been warned to stay indoors and at least four school districts have canceled classes. >> wild animals. wild animals that you would see on tv in africa. right now, we are shooting to kill. >> deputies equipped with night vision and armed with assault

is the most dangerous grizzly.nderstandable. it was outside the scope of reality for people to understand. >> wildlife conservationists say the u.s. attorney should have taken the case all the way to court. the grizzly population in the northwest is not doing well. only about 70 bears, most of them across the border in canada. still grizzly attacks are up this year mainly because late spring snows drove the bears off the mountain looking for food. >> there aren't very many bears out there. so we can't spare them. we don't want people killing them if they didn't absolute israeli have to. >> in the end, the u.s. attorney cut a deal dropping the criminal charge against hill. but he still had to pay a $1,000 fine and $20,000 legal bill, a bill his many local supporters helped him pay. >> heather: they are beautiful animal, but from afar. thank you so much, dan. we appreciate it. >> kelly: the united states silencing two high profile terrorists in yemen, but even in death, their legacy of hatred lives on. their words of

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he said it is not only a humane thing to do but a wounded grizzly is a dangerous grizzly. >> we have country where people are restricted from ability to defend their homes, family and property from large, dangerous animals unpredictable and known to kill people. >> reporter: grizzly attacks are up this year experts blame a late spring snow forcing the animals off the mountain in search of food. not a bear population, while improving is fragile. >> there are not many bears out there we can't spare them we don't want people killing them if they didn't absolutely have to. >>> many conservation mists wish they had taken this killing to court but most locals says the the endangered species act that needs an overhaul putting people before dangerous predators. >>> the weather might have you craving something hot like chilly but you will have to get it somewhere other than bens. >>> when workers got there this morning they discovered major plumbing issues they hope to reopen friday or saturday in time for this weekend's taste of dc world chili eating championship they got to be open for that

that handful includes a grizzly bear and a lion.heriff heading up that case will join us live now. he said this about 30 minutes ago. >> our officers arrived on the scene. we had one hour to hour and a half of daylight. as officers got out of their cruisers there were animals running loose outside of the fenced area. martha: 2400 people are gathered at the base in hampton, virginia. the president is speaking about his jobs plan trying to sell that in different parts of the country. he's talking about the importance of hiring veterans. his five, the first lady, michelle obama on hand to help out with that part of the discussion today. we'll keep an eye on it. it's streaming live on foxnews.com. bill: news is popping everywhere now. dozens of dangerous animals let loose from a private farm in ohio. swat teams killing 30 of the exotic animals including bears, cougars and tigers. the owner of the farm found be dead in his home after releasing all the animals. the sheriff joins me now. >> good morning, sir how are you. bill: i'm doing fi

greta, if you see a grizzly bear, picture three or four grizzlies and 18 bengal tigers, picture lions, leopards coming down, he opened up the cages, shot himself, the animals went free, darkness within 45 minutes. wev had four tranquilizer guns, animals getting ready to go to the public. can you imagine what would have happened if he hadn't made the quick decision -- you can't tranquilize an animal in the dark. it doesn't work. it takes 4 to 8 minutes. tell the veterinarian to go in the dark and check the animal with the sheriff? today, we tried to save a tiger, a big tiger. it was in the grass three o'clock this afternoon. the vet got within 20 feet, the tiger came to the vet, turned and thank goodness, someone was there and the animal was taken out. what happened here today, greta, no human life was lost, it's probably one of the largest escapes of animals in the history of our country. i will look at what is left on the ground, 18 tigers, like you said. i will never forget that sight as long as i live. >> jack, i have been to the columbus zoo a number of times, it's a beautiful pla

. >> one wolf, six black bears, two grizzly bears, nine male lions, eight lionesses, one baboon, three mountain lions and 18 tigers. >> reporter: it had been a nerve wracking night as local news broadcasts warned residents. >> stay inside. there might be a lion, tiger or grizzly roaming in your neighborhood. >> reporter: thompson, the owner of a 73-acre exotic animal farm had apparently set most of his animals free and then took his own life. fred polk, one of thompson's neighbors, saw many of the animals on his property. >> i seen mountain lions and african lions. i think three bears. one of the bears charged a deputy and the deputy shot it. >> we don't go to the academy and get trained on how to deal with 300-pound bengal tigers. >> reporter: danielle white and her two children live next door. for them it was a terrifying night. >> the gunfire was very close to the house. i almost felt at one point that it may have been right in the backyard. >> that is a bear. >> reporter: today, schools were closed as a precaution amid new questions about the animal's owner. neighbors and other are

i have a place in montana, hike with the grizzlies. across an animal, yell, scream. 95%, an animal will run. do not run from the animal pap no-no. the animal doesn't look as you as a human. let's go get it. do not run. get inside your house and call the police we'll get out and take care of it. >> stay in your house or car. the reason the sheriffs went out there, reports along i-70 people were seeing wolves along the highway, and then -- do you have any information, sheriff tell you any information what happened? foul play here? what do they think? did somebody let the animals go or was this a crazy error? >> not heard anything on the highway, no. i did 70, signs on the interstate saying, exotic animals loose. call 911. that's on both interstates telling people, they're our best person to tell us what's happening. no. not heard of any animals on the interstate. >> all right. >> jack good to see you, as always. thanks for getting with us on short notice. director emeritus of the columbus zoo, out there helping authorities out now that t

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one was a grizzly bear, three leopards, and two monkeys. i want to state, as someone asked me earlier about mrs. thompson's wife marion, she has been here. she was taken up to the scene. she did help the zoo officials get these animals out of the house and has been cooperating with us. we are not interested in taking her animals but tonight for safety reasons these animals were taken to the zoo and that situation will be worked out at a later date. the animals that were dispatched were buried on the property. that was at marion's recommendation. we've talked to the agriculture society and talked to everyone to make that proper in that regard. we felt that was the best thing for this situation. we are and currently will be talking about a game plan for the missing wolf and monkey. obviously a very large part of this investigation that we want to conclude is catching those two animals before they get out into the public and do anything. the director of the columbus zoo, as wells the wild has recommended that the monkey be shot and killed. it

six animals including three leopa leopard, a grizzly bear and two monkeys were safely captured and taken to the columbus zoo. the rest some endangered had to be destroyed. john yang has more. >> reporter: by the time the sun came up in zanesville most that escaped from terry thompson's farm were gone. >> six black bear, two grizzly bear, nine male lion, eight lion esses. and 18 tigers. >> reporter: a nerve-racking night as local broad wases warned residents. >> reporter: thompson, the owner of an animal farm, apparently set most of his animals free then took his own life. fred polk saw many of the animals on his property. >> i seen some mountain lions and african lions and i think three bears. one of the bears charged a deputy and the deputy shot it. >> we don't go to the academy and get trained on how to deal with 300-pound bengal tigers. >> reporter: danielle and her two children live next door. for her it was a terrifying night. >> gunfire was very close to the house. i almost felt at one point it may have been right in the backyard. >> that is a bear. >> reporter: today schools were

mainly there were grizzly bears and black bears. there were cheetahs. there were lions, and there were tigers. those are the primary things that we would be concerned with. any kind of a cat species and any kind of bear species right now is what we're mainly concerned about. one of the deputies told me they felt they had shot approximately 25 on the way up to the house to check on mr. thompson, so, you know, that number could be i'm other low depending on when they were shooting animals in all directions. >> just not what you expect to hear. i'm afraid some animals were shot for public safety, we're told. but more on the website, bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim - about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, were developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia that can help us get the most from our energy resources. lets use energy more efficiently. lets go. >> union bank has put its global e

there just might be a lion, a tiger or grizzly roaming in your neighborhood. >> breaking news. dozens of dangerous animals including tigers, lions and wolves on the loose near columbus, ohio. after apparently being set free from a preserve. >> cougars, tigers, lions, cheetahs and grizzly and black bears. >> even giraffes and camels are loose in central ohio. >> the owner is dead. the cages unlocked. >> police are saying it looks like the owner set them free and then killed himself. >> more than 50 law enforcement officials, some equipped with night vision and armed with assault rifles, hunted the animals through the night. >> right now we're shooting to kill. >> about 45 of them escaped. the numbers have been fluctuating throughout the day. >> basically a big game hunt. >> they estimate they've already shot between 30 and 35 of the animals. >> by this afternoon the full scope of this strange, strange tragedy was starting to become clear. >> the total number of animals we were dealing with was approximately 56 animals on this farm. there are 48 animals we had to put down. those

a grizzly bear, two monkeys and a three leopards.ff's department has an update about how many animals were shot and killed. >>officer: the numbers on the animal's heart to wolves, six black bears, and it to grizzly bears, nine male lions, eight lionesses, a baboon, three men on my hands and 18 men will tigers. it we do have one animal and accounted for. that is how we're leaving it classified. but there is a possibility that it could be on the loose however we have had no reported sightings of the animal. but there is a high probability in our minds that the animal was eaten by one of the >>mark: a big stories we are falling, the prime minister of libya is confirming that muammar gaddafi is dead. the first pictures of its body have been released. >>mark: the search is over for a security guard accused of shooting his supervisor and richmond. he was arrested and eldorado county. >>mark: today is the twentieth anniversary for the oakland hills fire. the fire took three days to contain. >>darya: let's get back to gerge rask and take a l

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this, here is a grizzly bear and wolves on the loose, as many as 51 wild animals.n many cases, shoot them dead. a harrowing night. let's listen to the sheriff. >> we had animals outside the fenced area of the road that were trying to get loose. i had deputies having to shoot them at close range. that's how powerful this situation was. we are not talking about your normal dogs and cats. these are 300 pound tigers that we had to put down. >> that was a sheriff that is going to be on the phone to brief us. let me tell you how this happened. it's crazy as well. this is a man who owned all of these animals. terry thompson, age 62. authorities say when they arrived at thompson's property last night, he was dead. animals out of their cages. they believe terry set the animals free and then took his own life. that is still developing as well. but i want to turn to the sheriff who is on the phone with me. until ohio, sheriff, you told us a short while ago and that there are only two left and the rest have been caught? >> yes, we believe so. we had compiled a list of the anim

a grizzly bear, three leopards, and two monkeys were captured alive.n this bizarre incident. it's not exactly what police train for. they didn't have tranquilizer darts on them and only an hour of daylight before darkness fell and the animals would have possibly escaped even further away. today the ohio department of agriculture issued a quarantine order, meaning the animals will stay at the zoo for now. thompson's widow was planning to take custody of them. joining me now, jack hanna. you go a call that miss thompson was heading to the zoo to take the animals back, supposedly with a horse trailer. from what i read, what went through your mind when you got that call? >> like you, anderson, i mean, i went to new york last night to do some shows, and all of a sudden i got a call at 5:30 this morning saying she's coming to get the animals. i said, you're kidding me? there's no way. you're going to take them back there, where the carnage happened a week ago? it's impossible. and i said, you've got to call the governor. and i said, plus, they're in quaranti

grizzly bears, wolves, leopards. can you imagine this?robably one of the largest escapes in the history of this country. this afternoon about 3:00 we found a tiger laying in the grass over there. you know, just kroushd down. the veterinarian got within 20 feet -- our veterinarian that's an excellent shot. shot the animal. what did the animal do? come exploding right toward the veterinarian. what would anybody have done? >> so even though this tying dwlaerks was ju tiger, even though it had been hit by a dart it still lunged for the veterinarian? >> yeah. see, anderson, it takes anywhere from three to six minutes for a tranquilizer to even begin to take effect. begin to take effect. nothing happens. that animal's full-blown for three to six minutes until it goes to sleep. plus you have to hit it in the muscle. did you hit the bone part? did the plunger go in? it's pretty good today, we have the great medicines, the great rifles, all of that stuff, but you're not 100%. >> so even today that guy got within 20 feet, shot the animal with the d

the two leopards, a grizzly bear. >> back to mr. thompson, he had a history of legal issues are the law. he was on law enforcement's radar correct? >> it really had nothing to do with this situation. but we are hearing different things, a lot of different people talk, while reporting yesterday, a lot of the neighbors told us they believe he just wanted to sort of let out some of his anger towards the neighborhood. none of it has been confirmed, we can't say that it's a possibility that that's what he was doing. it's an ongoing investigation as to why this happened. >> thank you for your time. we'll check in throughout the day for updates. >>> moving onto suspects charged with imprisoning 4 mentally disabled victims in philadelphia may have held 7 others. the chief says it's the worst he's seen and it's remarkable a young lady is still alive. >>> an iowa couple died 72 hours a part while holding hands. they were rushed to the hospital. they were not going to make it and when gordon stopped breathing, his heart monitor continues for a

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a menagerie of wildan males including bengal tigers, lions and grizzly bears were freed.rt time later, one of the owners of the zoo killed himself. he's more where this happened from ohio. thank you for joining us. we know nearly 50 of the animals were put down and the police rounded out the rest. >> you can imagine that and the bears and tigers and the den face last night, literally, to hunt them down and that is between the safety of the people who live in this area or trying to preserve the animals and there is no question that they ended up killing 48 of the animals, including 18 bengal tigers. we know of one animal unaccounted for and that is's monkey that is infected with the herpes b virus. >> and spain what -- explain what knowenned. we understand the owner set the animals free and took his own life. do police know why? >> reporter: they may never know why. the scenario is this, he set them free and opened their cages and also, we understand, cut open part of the cames to let the animals out. we understand he may have had financial problems and that may have led t

lions, bears, grizzlies, tigers, shot down. one animal, a monkey, may be unaccounted for. as you hear tonight, it may have already died. there's so many questions. why did so many have to be killed? why would a private citizen keep such a collection? why was he allowed to do it at all. tonight you'll hear from the sheriff that was involved in the case and jack hanna. first of all, you spoke with someone who got within feet of a bengal tiger? >> reporter: yes. it's really sad. that's the way she described it this morning. it was one of the last animals that was actually out on the loose. bengal tiger. there's been so much debate going back and forth whether you tranquilize these animals and whether you take them down. she had a perfect example. she came within feet of the bengal tiger and actually tried to tranquilize it and hoping that it would take the drug and roll over. unfortunately what happened, the dart went into the animal, the animal reacted and then lounged at her and sheriff deputies had no choice to take the animal down. a lot of people think it's like in a mov

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a mountain lion, a grizzly bear, and a monkey. the others have either been killed by sheriff's deputies overnight or a day were living in the house in this man's house. most of those are small monkeys, primates. just this morning, a bindle tiger was killed. they tried to sedate it -- a bengal tiger was killed. they tried to sedate it, but it head out into the woods. >> if the animals look like they were going out, they went down. we cannot have animals running loose in this county. the sheriff did the right thing. i know animal rights groups are given me calls right now. what was i going to do with tigers and lions and leopards all lose. >> terry thompson, the man who owned this animal refuge killed himself with a self-inflicted wound. they now believe that he is the one who released the animals. they are now turning to investigate what his motive is, why he did this, as they now move into the compound once the animals are taken care of. >> that is quite a story. covering the world this afternoon -- archaeologists say they discove

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dozens of wild and aggressive animals including grizzly bears, lions, tigers, wolves escapeed from ad preserve. the man who owned the animals was found dead on the farm and police are not saying how he died. officials killed around 30 of the animals and there no reports of injuries so far. not all of the animals have been captured. the president wraps up his swing through north carolina and virginia today and bringing out a bigger gun than before. the first lady. it's a tough talk with some in the republican senate leadership. >> what are i decided was let's give congress another chance. we are going to give them another chance to listen to you and step up to the plate and do the right thing. >> complaints about congress fall on deaf ears. he own the congress for the first two years and you can see how much it's done for the economy. 1.5 million jobs lost since the first stimulus. >> kristen welker has been traveling with the president. why no town hall? >> that's an interesting question, chuck. president obama has really been sort of making a number of stops along the way on this bu

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