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we've got a snow leopard. we've got alligators. and a camel. all right already. snakes and a screech owl for starters. we're giving thanks to jack and all the animals. it's a wild and woolly hour. it's next. on "larry king live." >> larry: it's the holiday season. that can mean only one thing. the return of jack hanna. the director emeritus of the columbus zoo. and host of "jack hanna in the wild." we have a bunch of animals. later on, cannon king, my younger son, will be aboard. how are things going? >> good. just got back from the amazon jungle so it's been some great shows coming up on the series. >> larry: any place you haven't been you want to go? >> no. i haven't been able to find big foot for sef annual several years. looked in the himalayas. >> larry: you've been everywhere in the world. >> yep. >> larry: we start with the snow leopard. >> i probably never will be able to film in the wild. my daughter julie from the columbus zoo. >> larry: hi, julie. >> hello. >> probably one of the rarest cats in the entire world. the zoological world is putting a lot of

>>> in northwest india, a terrifying leopard attack caught on tape.est officials say the animal had apparently lost its way and entered the village. when they tried to capture it the animal pounced. at least eight people were injured. villagers tried to tranquilize the leopard three times but failed. >>> on a lighter note, it's one measure of fame in this day and age. nascar racer danica patrick was a guest star on "the simpsons" tv series this weekend. but patrick is paving her own way on the racetrack. this month she had her best-ever nascar finish, winding up in the top 20. mark strassmann spoke with her. >> reporter: move over boys, danica patrick just shifted gears. that's her in number 7, nascar's most celebrated rookie. >> i think that there's definitely an interest level because i'm a girl. i mean, it is different. >> reporter: she looks like an angel. but drives like a demon. at 10 she started beating the boys racing go-carts. >> danica is the winner! >> reporter: two years ago she became the first woman to win an indy car race. but nascar is

there's a -- >> that was a leopard. >> jay: that was a leopard. [ cheers ] very nice tail on the leopardnd which one is -- and you didn't go out? it's a shame you didn't go out. tell me about this one. >> this was the queen of hearts. [ cheers ] i actually -- my mom sent me a a picture of -- because she does a big halloween party, she sent me a picture in the same exact outfit. and so, i couldn't wear that. so, i was -- like the ultimate heart breaker outfit. but, i actually went as little red riding hood and then my best friend was the big bad wolf. >> jay: yeah, well, i could see you as little red riding hood. >> yeah. >> jay: something to think about during the break. be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ( woma) comen, kids, come inside. the droid 2. a lightning-fast keyboard, a turbo-texting, web-jetting super you. the droid x. a 4.3-inch screen. summon movies and nfl content at your command. now get a droid 2 by motorola for $149.99 and get any phone of equal or lesser value free. they rise and shine even when the sun hasn't. they treat themselves well. on occasion even indulge.

he strangled in leopard with his bare hands. that caught my attention too. you know so the things that grabbed my attention at first were the very compelling maybe pegs of the story, the sort of hard to believe parts of this story but i quickly found that he embodied so many other things. i mean he embodied that time in the conservation movement in this great awakening, where they did not realize, oh maybe we could spend more time trying to save the animals rather than kill them. and there was the solution that wilderness was infinite. >> thanks a lot, and jay, i appreciate it. [applause] >> jay that was a really great talk for gus. >> thank you or gus. >> i thought you did a great job of teasing out some of the contradictions they are and kind of exploring them. just a quick question. i'm wondering if you are familiar with donna haraway's work, the famous piece. that was the first to jump to mind when i saw your book come out. is called a think a patriarchy, right? she really takes up the question of some of the things you touch-tone of race, class, sex, th

he strangled a leopard with his bare hands, that caught my attention too, you know? so, i mean, the things at first were the very compelling maybe pegs of this story, sort of hard to believe parts of his story. but i quickly found that he embodied so many other things. i mean, he embodied that time and the birth of the conservation movement and this great awakening where, you know, they did not realize like, oh, maybe we could spend more time trying to save the animals rather than kill them. and there was this illusion that wilderness was infinite. >> thanks a lot, jay, appreciate it. >> thank you. [applause] >> hey, jay. that was a really great talk. >> thank you. >> i thought you did a great job of sort of teasing out some of the contradictions there and kind of exploring them. just a quick question. i'm wondering if you're familiar with donna haraway's work? >> absolutely, yes. >> it's called -- >> [inaudible] >> right? and she really takes up the question of some of the things you touched on of race, class, sex, the colonial aspects and if you, you mention a few

if this leopard changes its spots, then we'll see.no that they're in charge and they've won the races they have to show us how to do these contradictory things. >> what are the democrats going to do? since they are in charge they have a huge majority in the house. what do you do? do you propose bills? how do you have hope of success? >> a lot of what we we'll do is stop their bone headed ideas. they've talked of privatizing social security, turning medicare into a voucher system. they want to scale back things like giving people insurance who have preexisting conditions. i believe when they come after the democratic principles we should hit them with so many rights they're begging for the left. >> when your fighting wing is led by a 150-pound jewish kid you have some problems. >> well, it's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog. >> i get the idea. exactly. >> i got it. congressman, thank you for joining us. now when was the last time the president of the united states, the chairman of the joint chi

the pink and purple leopard pajamas. 14 bucks, 97 cents. shipping here.n't like the leopard print, they come pink and blue checkered, red and white polka-dot. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news. >> i thought we had seen it all when snuggies became popular, okay? and comfortable. that's for sure. >> yeah. jane, thank you very much. >> the maker of a popular drink containing alcohol and caffeine is trying to beat the food and drug to the punch. fusion projects announced late last night that it will remove the caffeine from its local beverage. the announcement from the head of today's meeting who expected the government will begin the process of banning drinks containing both ingredients. it has been linked to at least two deaths. >> less than half an hour from now, house democrats will begin the vote on whether to name california democratic nancy pelosi the chamber's minority leader. pelosi is expected to win the post but her decision to run is not unanimously supported by fellow democrats. several blue dogs have called for h

. >>> reporter: under the floating glass bubbles from the leopard print boutons jimmy chus, the 4, 5, 6" heels at saks fifth avenue are absolutely fabulous. with shoes like these, manolos, who doesn't feel sexy, pretty, confident? but as we get a little older, all that extra oomph turns that a whole lot of ouch. women make less estrogen and that, doctors say, causes the cushiony fat in the ball of our feet to thin out. without all that natural padding -- >> sometimes you experience numbness and burning pain after maybe 30 minutes of wearing high heels. >> reporter: for those who have lost the fat in their feet due it age or certain medical conditions, this podiatrist of san carlos may have a solution. it's an injection called pillows for the feet. but what gets injected may surprise you. into the foot, an anti-aging treatment used to plump up wrinkles. >> it's a filler that is used in the face, however we use it in the ball of the foot. >> i just want to be pain free so i can walk. >> reporter: tina no longer wears heels but her right foot no longer has padding so when she walks, even

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the beautifully restored house of dionysus holds a mosaic of the god of wine riding a leopard. the houses drew their water from this nearby arched reservoir. the terrace of lions is one of the most photographed sites in greece. the 5 lions, silently roaring, ready to pounce, were carved of marble from naxos in about 600 b.c. the lions guarded the most sacred part of the island, the place where the sun god was born. this palm tree marks the traditional spot of apollo's birth. legend holds that leto, one of zeus's lovers, was holding onto a palm tree when she gave birth to twin babies, artemis and apollo. in 1990, unesco designated delos a world heritage site. there are no hotels here: it's strictly a day visit from other islands. centuries ago, it was declared illegal for anyone to be born or to die on delos. except for archeologists, most of whom leave the island in the winter, it remains a solitary refuge. there's a clarity about the greek islands-- the simple white houses, the dazzling sunlight, the timeless ruins-- that brings the world into focus, and makes us instinctively

not, how much for the lemon, not, how much for the ivory, leopard, the peach. not, when are we leaving. not, how will we leave. not, do you know who she came with? how many clowns will hit in the car. the head of a pin? no one cares how many angels. no one cares what you think of the smart bomb corruption, the mobs. your opinion on deregulation, no one's concerned much the question is not who done it the question is not what's for dinner, what's your beverage, where's the beef? the question is not who is your daddy? is not, which way will the wind blow? is not, where's the car. you wash behind your ears; right . question is not did you turn off the oven or turn off the alarm what's that got to do with the price of tea in china. did you bite it. what's gotten into you no one's asking if you know where your children are. no one's asking if you can locate the nearest exits. in some cases they may be behind you. no one cares whether or not you are being followed. don't ask if it makes you look fat. the question is not, do you remember the time. do you remember the

. >> reporter: from the leopard print to the sparkly shoes at sachs fifth avenue in san francisco, the 4, 5, 6-inch heels are fabulous. with shoes like these, who doesn't feel sexy, pretty, confident? but as we get a little older all that extra heel turns into a whole lot of ouch. part of the problem. women make less estrogen and the ball on our feet things out. >> you sometimes experience numbness or burning pain after 40 minutes of wearing high heeled shoes. >> reporter: for those that have lost the fat in their feet or certain medical conditions, they there may be a solution. it is an injectable treatment called pillows for the feet. but what gets injected may surprise you. into the foot an antiaging treatment used to plump up wrinkles. >> it is a filler that is used in the face. however, we use it in the ball of the foot. >> i just want to be pain free so i can walk. >> reporter: tina no longer wears heels but her right foot no longer has padding so when she walks even in flats she has excruciating pain. >> the ball of my foot hurts. >> reporter: she is getting the second recommend

. >>> reporter: under the floating glass buckle from the leopard prints to the jimmy chus at saks fifth avenue in san francisco, the four, five, six inch heels are absolutely fabulous. with shoes like these, manolos, who doesn't feel sexy, pretty, confident? but as we get older, all that extra oomph turns into a whole loud of ouch. part of the problem, women make less estrogen, and that, doctors say, cause the cushiony fat in the ball of our feet to thin out. without all that natural padding -- >> you sometimes experience numbness and burning pain after maybe 30 minutes of wearing high heels. >> reporter: for those who lost the fat in their feet due to age or certain medical conditions, this podiatrist may have an solution an injection called pillows of the feet although what gets injected may surprise you. into the foot, an anti-aging treatment used to plump up wring junior high wrinkles used in the ball of the foot. >> i want to be pain-free. >> reporter: she no longer wears heels but her right foot no longer has padding so when she walks even in flats she has excruciating pain. >> th

. >> reporter: under the floating glass bubbles from the leopard batons to the sparkling shoes at sachs fifth avenue in san francisco the four, five, six- inch heels are absolutely fabulous. with shoes like these, who doesn't feel sexy, pretty, confident? but as we get a little older all that extra can make us hurt. our feet thin out. >> you experience numbness and burning pain after maybe 30 minutes of wearing high heel shoes. >> reporter: for those that have lost the fat in their feet due to age or certain medical conditions, this podiatriest may have a solution. it is called pillows for the feet. >> it is a filler that is used in the face. however we use it in the ball of the foot. >> i just want to be pain free so i can walk. >> reporter: tina dryer no longer wears heels but her right foot has no padding so when she walks even in flats she has excruciating pain. >> the ball of my foot burns, hurts. >> reporter: she is getting one of the injections. the cost about $1000 a foot out of pocket. the effects could last on average for more than a year. >> it is painless. totally painless.

the good leopard his accomplice grabbed him on jumped into a car and sped away but a short way down the road they crashed into the truck. a young girl. when they were driving here they crashed in the old. post last night was an awful tragedy the car was just a piece of metal you couldn't tell what car it was. some say kidnapping brights ones and the cook asian blood religious leaders and churches strongly disapprove and no laws have been brought in to corrupt the practice the good l.t. says i'm able to go to the corner chechens never had such as this is forbidden in islam every friday i say during the. this is for meaning it's a senior and those who will be punished if you're in this life and on the judgment day. the girls who've been kidnapped rail a brain does not deter courtroom as such case may be considered it is grace buyable or but they never forget about it is on the one sword experience forty years ago she left the shop and was heading home when it happened the news that when taking me away and i didn't even know who was kidnapping me it was several men in the car and then you

. >> it is a riddle wrapped in a mystery and wrapped in an inning ma object obscured by a leopard thong. i speak of the rogue rocket a cbs news helicopter captured video of as it launched over the skies of l.a. last night. the missile defense agency, navy, air force deny any involvent in in the eerie airshow. and though nobody knows what the hell it was, a spokesman for the space defense command told fox news to totally not worry about it. quote, we are confident this was not fired from a foreign military. that's not what we are working with. 23* it was an attack we would have known it and done something about it. so who could have fired the missile into our airspace? i could think of only one culprit. >> i don't trust them one bit. our fox senior military correspondent, what the hell was going on? >> it wasn't myspace ship. i own a space ship. it was possible it was a giant robot fart maybe. >> i am the only person saying it, and i think it is a possibility. >> it is a possibility. it would be based on the fact that robots eat. and we don't know that. in order to fart you must eat. >>

he strangled a leopard with his bear hands. that caught my attention, too. the things that grab my attention for the tignes of the story, the sort of hard to believe parts of the story, but i quickly found that he embodies so many other things at that time and the birth of the conservation and the great awakening where they did not realize maybe we could spend more time trying to save the animals rather than kill them, and there is this illusion of wilderness was in -- infinite psp thank you very much. [applause] >> the was a great talk. >> thank you. >> i thought you did a great job of teasing out the contradictions there and kind of exploring them. just a quick question wondering if you're familiar with donna hareway's were? >> absolutely. >> that jumped to mind when i saw your book came out. i think it's called patriarchy, right, and she takes up the question of some of the things she touched on were race, class, sex, the colonial aspect, and if you mention a few things about maybe the primatologist tend to be women but if you thought about her reading of

this is lauren, she's wearing an a-line leopard print coat this is 59.99.l about the animal print trim. this is great because it's a classic silhouette. it's polished and practical. the symmetry of this coat is the fact that it flares out at the bottom. >> nice pockets. leopard is the new black. >> it is. >> surprising new neutral. $59.99. you can't beat it. h & m. >> finally we have -- >> you'll recognize this model. >> katie, when she's not fighting crime is looking fabulous in turquoise. >> we had katie trade in her other blues for this turquoise blues. a lot of people go for basic black and navy and gray. that's fine, juju. but what we're here to say you can break out of a wardrobe with a great color like this. this is a great tip for women across america, the coats that have belts cinch in the waist. >> you can see it gives her the hourglass. >> you want to streamline your silhouette and the belt is a great way to do it. >> for $69.95 that is a deal. i'm always confused with the belt, make a knot, a bow. >> we try to knot it. my only advice is if you'r

leopard print is fun, it's also real classic, and people ask us all the time what do i wear with leopard fun enough to wear it on the weekends. >> i love the bright tights too. it's very kid friendly. >> it sure does. ladies you look gorgeous. >> okay, next is plaid and we have jen and charlotte, mom and daughter here, absolutely stunning. plaid never goes out of style. >> it's still reigning as one of fashion's favorite fabrics and it's not going anywhere. and jen is wearing a single breasted coat, it's got a red, white and blue plaid and it's from tommy hill ffiger. it's just fantastic on the weekends. >> and i love charlotte's look with her little cat boots too. >> charlotte's wearing a very classically tailored coat, it's from rothchild. >> the whole look is very maddening to me. >> it sort of feels very british proper, but when you mix it with the go go boots, it makes it an entirely different look all together. and this coat, charlotte's coat, it's really durable enough you can wear it every day, it will be a hand me down. >> and just paired it with some leopard faux fur earmuffs.

. >> did you see those leopard loafers? interesting, bernie. i'm don lemon at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. don't forget to tune in for "pure evil the killings in connecticut." up next a cnn special investigation, it's called "death and taxes." good night. >> reporter: a clear morning, a rogue pilot. a building billowing smoke. >> all the windows were blown, there's fire coming out. >> reporter: and an angry manifesto left behind. here in austin, texas. 53-year-old joe stack made a missile of his small plane. slamming it into an irs office. a final expression of a simmering rage. on the surface, joe stack seemed like a good guy, sound and perfectly sane. so what led this regular joe to become what some would call a domestic terrorist? what drove him to kill on february 18? >> he was like the poster boy for chill. >> reporter: rick furly was a band mate of joe stack's. joe played base and was the kind of guy you could count on. >> superprofessional. >> reporter: billy eli was the front man who brought stack into the band. he says the jo

. >> i'm upset curtain wasn't leopard.e the choice of decor. >> bill: dumbest thing of the week -- of the month. pinheads and patriots in a moment tonight starring me and mallard fillmore. >>> "patriots and pinheads" in a moment. first the factor fackoids. i'll be on with imus on the fox business network monday, 8:30 a.m. "patriots and pinheads" is on the best seller list and if you buy a copy on billoreilly.com i'll give you a free tote bag. and we'll send two bucks to the wounded warrior foundation for every book sold. this is a fantastic deal. stock up for christmas giving. check out the great stuff from the christmas store where you get the we say merry christmas bumper sticker free with each purchase. now the mail. all of it on my interview with president bush. most of the letters were positive, but not all. from bowling green, kentucky -- >> julie, they may go too far, you know what i'm talking about? far left media attack dog? hmm. kevin from lexington, south carolina -- >> you're welcome, michael. finally -- mary,

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check out what wal-mart saying best selling items, the 14 dollar leopard print pajamas for women.ng doors at 10 p.m. on thanksgiving. that's joining retailers trying to capture holiday dollars. relief could be coming for some of the people who lost homes to banks foreclosure. state attorneys general are negotiating with banks instead of a fund to compensate homeowners to can prove they were improperly foreclosed on. you know how i-tunes are selling beatles songs now. turns out apple has some competition in this long and winding road. the "new york post" of amazon and google were also trying to score a deal. stocks closed yesterday for a 4th day on growing concerns about ireland's problems. today sources telling bloomberg increasing the amount of stock its selling because of growing demands to own a piece of the auto maker. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> it's 5:55 now. hundreds of san francisco city workers are about to lose one of their percs. for years they've been allowed to park free of charge in metered parking spaces even in their own vehicles. from now

he struggled his -- a leopard with his bare hands. the things that grabbed me first was a compelling text of the story, the sort of hard to believe parts of these stories. i quickly found that he embodied so many other things. i mean, he embodied that time, the birth of the conservation movement, and this great awakening where, you know, they did not realize that maybe we could spend more time trying to save the animals rather than kill them. and there was this illusion that wilderness was infinite. >> thanks a lot. i appreciate it. >> thank you. [applause] >> that was a really great talk. >> thank you. >> i've got to get a great job of sort of teasing out some of the contradictions they are, and of exploring them. just a quick question, i'm wondering if your family with donna haraway's work? >> absolutely, yes. >> that was a first attempt in mind when i saw your book come out. it's called i think aspect right. she really takes up the question of some the things you touched on, race, class, sex, the colonial aspects, and he mentioned

so these are leopard frogs that are going after the may flies that emerge every year by the trillionsls in this so many of these birds and other creatures to come join the party. martha: we're going to take a look at the jelly fish, but i'm also interested in the how do you film this? [laughter] >> a lot of work, a lot of time. but, you know, this is "national geographic". we're deeply committed to bringing the finest stories and images home. this is in the south pacific in a landlocked lake. thousands and thousands of years ago, these were ocean-going jelly fish, but they were locked in. they had no more food, so they made a bargain with algae that they feast on, but they must undergo two migrations every day to keep that algae alive. one moving across this lake to follow the sun and then another at night to go could be down to this bacterial layer. it's a remarkable story. martha: boy. you know what? what an amazing place the world is and earth is. let's take a look at the sharks because that's my favorite. i think it's a lot of people's favorite. talk to me about this guy. >> sure.

release of the acclaimed nobel peace prize laureate aung san suu kyi, no one should think that the leopard has changed its spot. the junta has pulled her out and put her back in whenever it serves to their whims. the regime has now decided it's time to place her again in the world's spotlight. but we cannot for one moment forget that there are an estimated 2,500 other political prisoners, including brave monks and oir revolution from the saffron revolution three years ago who still languish in the burmese gulags. until that is achieved, aung san suu kyi and others are not free. i led the effort, along with joe crowley, to award the congressional gold medal to aung san suu kyi. we must not forget the strength and hope she represents. we must never be fooled into believing that this time there really will be a change in burma. a flawed election process cannot hide the fact that until a sincere, transpernt dialogue is begun with the opposition that there cannot be true democracy and rule of law in burma. one need to only recall that hitler and stalin had elections also as they were just as me

we saw one seal they thought was a leopard seal, and they all took off.old and warm, which makes it more difficult if you think about it. this is penny from seaworld of orlando. underneath the table. that's so cute. >> are these the ones that bite? >> they can. anything with a mouth can. these gu are very young, only two years old. >> okay. >> this is their first trip. >> i need a -- i'm telling you. >> they are a little stinky. isn't this amazing? look at the baby. look at that little baby, and i'll take care of the adult hair. thiss dad, actually, who got mom waiting off stage there. >> he's so cute. >> he's so soft. >> yeah. they're like a rabbit. >> they have 50 hairs per follicle as opposed to our measely one. they've been hunted to extinction in the wild. >> are they coming back? >> not yet. they're bd in the care of people for coats and things like that. you're looking at an animal that's surviving very well. >> i'm sorry, honey. >> they live up in the andes. so these guys are very, very cute. you know what i want to show you? hang on for those a s