the leopard stayed low, inside the hut there.he forest ri department eventually caught the leopard. there he is. and released it into the wild. >> i'm sure he was as scared of those folks were. >> i think everyone was pretty frightened. >>> checking in with meteorologist christine lauren. we have mountain lions here. >> bobcats as well. take it easy, especially if you're hiking around dusk. that's when they like it oh come out and feed. we're taking a live look at the satellite imagery, because you may not know it just by walking out your front door, it's completely clear in san jose. but there's actually a storm system moving in as we speak. this is what's driving in all the cloud cover at this hour. but only really seeing that cloud cover over the north end of the bay area. north of san francisco as well. that's where we're starting to thicken up your clouds. you can see from the live picture of san francisco, we do have the low clouds starting to settle in. there's definitely a storm system brewing. it will be here by tomorrow

a leopard is discovered hiding inside a roof. the villagers panic. he actually chases after a few people and takes a few swipes at others. several were injured trying to capture the wild animal. no one was seriously hurt. wildlife officers were able to catch the leopard and will release it into the wild. >> there's a car on fire. >> and another bizarre near encounter with wildlife. a family's van catches fire while they're driving through the lion enclosure at a safari park in england. other visitors captured the scene. a mother and her two children were faced with a terrifying decision whether to fleet burning vehicle and face the lion herd or face the flames. a ranger rescued them. >> what a dilemma. >>> traditional gun salutes are going off across london, marking the queen's 88th birthday. queen elizabeth's birthday celebrated today in a private ceremony. a new photograph of her was unveiled as well. her public birthday is celebrated in june with a large parade through the city. >>> more than 30,000 people rolled eggs down the white house lawn thi

. >> a leopard leaping through the roof. that's not all we are watching tonight. >> up first, the irs deserves to be slammed. listen to this. the irs handing out millions of dollars in bonuses to owe back taxes. that's not all. joining us our political panel. abc news political director rick cline, susan crabtree and jason rowling's. rick, new report out by the treasury inspector general is appalling. 92 million in 2001, in cash bonuses to the irs. >> yeah. >> many of them had owed back taxes. >> look, the one issue is whether people should get bonuses like this in such large numbers when you have 70% of the employees at the agency getting pope newses why is it called bonus. the other is who gets the bonus. the idea people who themselves not paying taxes appropriately being rewarded for performance of jobs at irs tells you a little bit about something how management is work. >> their very mission is to collect taxes. and at the same time, when they have failed to collect their own taxes, they are getting bonuses. that is so

that is a leopard. this in india. >> attacked that guy. >> what's it doing there? >> no word on how it got inside the building. as you can see all the residents have long pipes and they're trying to beat this thing back. jumps off the roof, gets on the ground. in an alley. somebody has the wherewithal to block the door. it runs into this bathroom in a hut and that's where it hides. >> poor thing. the poor animal. you know it doesn't want to be there. it's not trying to kill these people. it's just lost and trapped and scared now. >> animal control officials eventually captured this animal. the sad news is, there has been deadly conflicts between humans and leopards in this area and in the last week, three people have died because of those conflicts. >> oh. >> this is terrifying for the humans, terrifying for the leopards. it's a sad situation. >> if you notice that the man nipped on the behind by that thing, the only one who really had contact with it, no other people were hurt in this incident. >> meanwhile, in bali, a more xhomcle animal encounter. this video fro

a leopard so vicious it breaks through a tile roof to go after people.fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ she was so talented it is tuesday april 22nd. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. we begin with a fox news alert. al qaeda's chief bomb maker believed to have been killed in an ambush by special forces in yemen. ibrahim has saddal aswrhi was the bomb maker when he tried to wear a bomb sown into his underwear. according to reports his vehicle was attacked by special forces dropped in by a hill capitoleder. 68 al qaeda militants were killed in yemen air strikes over the weekend making it the biggest strike against al qaeda since 2012. new overnight evidence that north korea is spotting a new nuclear test while the south is ak fied with the ferry sdisaste. the country's most recent nuclear test was last february. since then the u.s. and south korea have upped sur ray lens on the north. yesterday the south korean military activated a special crisis management task fo

>> let me say this, i think the snow leopard is fine, but the snow leopard in a way has been kind ofil in my fictional coffin. >> charlie: why? because it's a book so closely associated with me and people say why does he write fiction? but i think my fiction is the heart of my work. >> charlie: you think that you will be remembered in time for your fiction. >> i do. maybe i'm just whistling in the dark here, but i don't think so. i first began as a short story writer. i wrote about 30 short stories before any nonfiction. the three of my first four books were novels. not very good novels, i confess, but nonetheless, the stories were being published and, you know, and then i really was kind of a -- i was a commercial fisherman and doing that in addition to my writing and i had a new wife and young kids and i really had to make some money, so i went over into writing nonfiction about what i knew about, boats and wild places and wildlife and stuff. then i got mr. sean who agreed to send me around the world to all the wild places. i said, everybody's writing about europe but who's writing

we can look at a leopard together and say that's the right one. we can look at a fake fur and you just know. you can put on a big hat or a little gentleman's hat. i don't even wear hats but i'll put on a hat to buy a hat. >> sometimes jimmy and i agree on something and it's unanimous right from the get-go. other times, one takes a little convincing from one side or the other. a little explanation. i'll listen to his argument why it might not be right. and then we make it as sort of a decision, you know, and whether or not to buy it. jimmy has been such an important part for the store because of his style and his abilities, and combination of that, and personality, and the street smarts, and it was a match made in heaven really. >> you're going to make me cry happy, thankful tears. and i love what i do. i really, really love what i do. i make people happy. i find out what's inside them, and i bring it on out. i find that hidden color every day. and if i were ever in that office looking at numbers, i would miss the magic of truly what makes that num

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who works at snow leopard this the for over two years if she were in trouble she could push the buttonwould work. it didn't. it never worked. >>reporter: we took what we found to the recreation park commission which oversees the zoo. frankly my concern as chair of the joint zoo committee really are around the inability particularly of both sides to move beyond the rhetoric and get to let's find some workable solution. >> comes to me every day like a recorder. my memory come back. >>reporter: carlos tells me after the tiger killed his son, he found some comfort knowing the zoo tried to be safer with the code red system. now he wants them to get it right. >> i think they should keep, fix that problem and make sure it works for all the employers sought employers are safe and the people that go to the zoo are safe. >>reporter: the zoo has just announced it is spending 17 170,000 dollars on new radio that have a panic button that does not address how the public will be warned about dangerous animal on the loos loose. zoo put out a statement today. the zoo has full confidence in our safety p

this is humira at work. >>> panic in india when a leopard attacks some villagers. the wild animal was hiding on a roof when it was cornered by residents with sticks and knives. it ran off and hid in a bathroom. they caught the beast nd are in the process of returning it to the wild. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge are in the australian outback. the royal couple is touring australia. today, they visited the giant red sand stone formation known as ayers rock. their son, prince george is not with them. he's 2,000 miles away with his nan nanny in the city of canberra. on the "cbs moneywatch," netflix raises its rates and you may have to wait longer for powdered alcohol to arrive in your liquor store. jill wagner is here with more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. asian stocks were missed. tokyos fell 1%. positive earnings reports powered a rally. the longest winning streak in six months on monday. the dow climbed 40 points, the nasdaq added 26. netflix is going to raise its rates. the streaming video company says fees could go up by as m

a wild leopard causing panic trying to escape an angry crowd. the big cat, trapped on a roof, trying to hide from villagers in western india. the leopard pouncing on one man who scrambles away while the crowd chases it with sticks. it finally jumps off the roof and tries to hide in a bathroom. it was eventually captured and then released into the wild. >>> a number of small towns in three states in danger now of losing amtrak service. that's because amtrak says it doesn't have the money to maintain the portion of the line that runs through that part of the country. and it's up to the states to step in if they want to keep the lines open. we're live from denver. alicia, who will be affected? >> reporter: quite a few people in small towns, and this is a line that's been running for more than four decade between chicago and los angeles. and the passengers who use it on a regular basis tell us they need it, even as they're about to lose it. >> this has been real handy for us. >> reporter: self rural towns along 600 miles of track may lose service in

who works at snow leopard this the for over two years if she were in trouble she could push the buttonnd it would work. it didn't. it never worked. >>reporter: we took what we found to the recreation park commission which oversees the zoo. frankly my concern as chair of the joint zoo committee really are around the inability particularly of both sides to move beyond the rhetoric and get to let's find some workable solution. >> comes to me every day like a recorder. my memory come back. >>reporter: carlos tells me after the tiger killed his son, he found some comfort knowing the zoo tried to be safer with the code red system. now he wants them to get it right. >> i think they should keep, fix that problem and make sure it works for all the employers sought employers are safe and the people that go to the zoo are safe. >>reporter: the zoo has just announced it is spending 17 170,000 dollars on new radio that have a panic button that does not address how the public will be warned about dangerous animal on the loos loose. zoo put out a statement today. the zoo has full confidence in our sa

who works at snow leopard this the for over two years if she were in trouble she could push the buttonwould work. it didn't. it never worked. >>reporter: we took what we found to the recreation park commission which oversees the zoo. frankly my concern as chair of the joint zoo committee really are around the inability particularly of both sides to move beyond the rhetoric and get to let's find some workable solution. >> comes to me every day like a recorder. my memory come back. >>reporter: carlos tells me after the tiger killed his son, he found some comfort knowing the zoo tried to be safer with the code red system. now he wants them to get it right. >> i think they should keep, fix that problem and make sure it works for all the employers sought employers are safe and the people that go to the zoo are safe. >>reporter: the zoo has just announced it is spending 17 170,000 dollars on new radio that have a panic button that does not address how the public will be warned about dangerous animal on the loos loose. zoo put out a statement today. the zoo has full confidence in our safety p

jon: a leopard in a box. jenna: what was he doing in the home? having lunch?l work on that. we'll get more information. jenna: new polling numbers out showing congress with the best approval numbers all year. too bad the best numbers are 15%. jon: hey. jenna: what could that and debate over obamacare mean for vulnerable lawmakers is the question we'll be asking next hour. >>> another political will she or won't she? some are saying that senator elizabeth warren could be getting ready to run for president. eea >>> we begin with brand new fox americans. welcome to the second hour of "happening now." i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. if congressional hearing were held, 44% of voters say they would back a republican and 41% say they would support a democrat. and 54% approve of the way the president is handling and the economy. we have ed keith here and are they breaking out the campagna in the halls of congress with the approval ratings up 15% >> they are beyond paid staff and beloved family members. they are back home trying to remind people they exist and h

and "the snow leopard" kind of tended to push my fiction aside. and i had a novel that was nominated years ago, "at play in the fields of the lord." that was nominated, but it wasn't the winner. and somehow i just wanted to set that right. i just felt fiction really is what i want to do and what i always wanted to do. but i am a journalist, too. and i write about the environment. i write about social problems. i worked with cesar chavez. i've worked a lot with the american indian people. and that fascinates me, and i want to do that, but my heart is really in the fiction. >> brown: peter matthiessen succumbed to leukemia on saturday, at a hospital near his home on long island. he was 86 years old. his new, and last, novel, "in paradise," will be released tomorrow. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day. the u.s. warned russia against any moves into eastern ukraine as pro-russian activists proclaimed independence in two ukrainian cities. the hope of finding a malaysian airliner rose slightly after an australian ship picked up possibl

pour the snow leopard -- for "th leopard?"ot your best booking your judgment. -- will keep in your judgment -- judgement?n your >> it has been a meal in my coffin. it is the hook most closely associated with me. >> you think you would be remembered in time for your fiction. >> maybe i am whistling in the dark, but i don't think so. i began as a short story writer. barracksmy first four -- books were novels. not very good. but the stories were being published. and then it was a financial decision. i was doing commercial fiction in addition to my writing. i had a wife and young kids. i had to make some kids. i went over into writing nonfiction about what i knew about. notes and wild places and got mr. shawhen i of the new yorker. he agreed to send me to the wild places. i was written about wilderness is that are going down the tube. i rushed off to south america before he could change his mind. that was the beginning. that produced a nonfiction book and a fiction book. int encouraged my interest indian people. i have been intere

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villagers panicking as the leopard pounced. it jumped from roof to roof, darting through streets, and then retreated into the bathroom of a hut. the forestry department eventually caught the leopard and released it into the wild. not where you'd imagine a leopard popping out of a rooftop like that. crazy. >> i had a squirrel in the attic last week. nothing like that. >> what would do you to get rid of a leopard? >> thank you very much. >> we're honoring our commitment to keeping the environment sustainable on earth day. >> this is the seventh year that we've celebrated green is universal, an annual week-long, company-wide energy awareness campaign. you can see the small sign of our commitment on your screen right now. we're going to turn our logo from orange to green. >> like magic. >> just like magic. >> voila. >> and every time it changes, an angel gets its wings. it's fantastic. it's really special. as we look at your weather, show you what's going on, we've got a couple of fronts pushing through. that's going to bring some

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. >>> video of an attempt to capture a leopard seems frightening but we have to tell you it ended inod way. after the chase the animal was captured and released back into the wild. the man was treated for the bite wound. >> can you imagine that thing jumping straight out at you. >> wow. >> scary. >>> coming up a warning about thefts in a place you may ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >>> surveillance video shows thieves breaking into a walgreens. it happened around 4:00 friday morning. police say they were alerted by an alarm but the thieves were only inside the store for two minutes. by the time officers arrived, they were gone. >>> an unusual target for thiefs in san francisco, plants being ripped out of the ground at golden state park but those plants aren't being sold. ktvu's david stevenson learned what they're being used for and the threats to those who take them. >> reporter: the birds, the bees and other creat

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. >>> video of an attempt to capture a leopard seems frightening but we have to tell you it ended ina good way. after the chase the animal was captured and released back into the wild. the man was treated for the bite wound. >> can you imagine that thing jumping straight out at you. >> wow. >> scary. >>> coming up a warning about thefts in a place you may not expect them. >> it went past the guard. >> reporter: why thieves may be after the plants at golden state park. >>> first thieves make quick work of stealing thousands of dollars in cigarettes. the video police hope will lead to arrests. wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data on the best 4g lte networks starts at just $40 a month. net10 wireless. >>> surveillance video shows thieves breaking into a walgreens. it happened around 4:

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