we have the wild goat, we have the greyey wolf, jackal, fox,, wildcats, the asasiatic wildcats well.ereporter: the leopards have o compete with wolves for their prey, and occasionally other leopards. but persian leopards have become very rare in these mountains. hana: so this leopard is the the persian leopard in 2011. thisis one is a new individual that we discovered in qara dagh in 2017. and this way we know for sure that we have three adult leopards living and roaming these mountains. reporter: worldwide, the population of persian leopards is estimated at less than 1300. the graceful yet ferocious big cat is listed as endangered. the conservationists climb the steep rocky terrain as often as possible. they haven't given up hope of spotting a leopard on one of the other cliffs. this is its main hunting ground. hana: this is a typical habitat for the leopard. the persian leopard normally prefers oak forest and rocky areas. so, what they do is when they hunt, they normally sit on a tree or under a tree and looking out and overlooking what is going on there, and then once they locate

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. >> here is my theory, they will continue -- it's like the jackals will go after the elephant and they will all be bloodied and i think the mandarins, people like michael moore and said none of these people can win, but my theory is when everybody is bloodied in the water and nobody can beat him out of the weeds to save america will come hell or clinton, she will pretend to be dragged to be the nominee and she will be the nominee. you can't even respond. [laughter] honestly such a pleasure to have you. so much. >> thank you for having me. >> tonight on what to be, at nine, 10:00 p.m. eastern, our interview attorney and author in her book she details becoming the first death blind graduate of harvard law school and how she maneuvers through this world. >> students go to school and expect the teachers to teach them. i cannot do that. i had to think about what might be missing. and how can i find those unknowns. in all my life, the process of trying to identify unknowns and come up with solutions. >> at 10:00 p.m. on "after words", american university professor talks about his book had to

you want to be in that community, a community of jackals. >> we did get at least two downgrades frommo and deutsche. >> i don't know what -- why did you believe? right? the fault is in bmo and deutsche, not in the stars >> talk to the deutsche analyst the next hour. >> really? >> meanwhile, jim had a big interview on "mad money" with the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi here is what she told jim about u.s./china trade. >> do you know what the trade deficit is now over $5 billion a week. >> a week? >> a week. it went from $5 billion. so we have the american consumer has subsidized the -- both the middle class and china that cannot be ignored but they cannot continue to violate our trade relationship i think president had to do something about it i'm not sure he wechbt tnt the t way. we should have done it multilaterally with the e umt aeu and the u.s. whatever path you want to take to improve the trade relationship, do not empower the other side to hurt your farmers and consumers. >> the power of president trump, which i am not, i would reach out to her today, she is far more on the

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