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how many times have you seen a leopard at school? least one person was injured before staff managed to lock the big cat in the classroom. but how to get it out again? a local that shot a tranquilizer dart through a window and a leopard was taken away in a cage. leopards always get in the way. here are the top stories we are following for you on "dw news." president obama embraced his half-sister as he arrived in kenya. tonight he dined with other members of his father's family. burundi's incumbent president nkurunziza has been declared the winner of controversial elections. the electoral commission says he won about 70% of the vote. the opposition said the constitution forbids him from serving a third term. turkey has promised not to let up on its campaign against islamic state. that is after its warplanes struck i.s. targets in syria for the first time. you are watching "dw news" -- thanks for joining us. more news for you at the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for it

how many times have you seen a leopard at school? least one person was injured before staff managed to lock the big cat in the classroom. but how to get it out again? a local that shot a tranquilizer dart through a window and a leopard was taken away in a cage. leopards always get in the way. here are the top stories we are following for you on "dw news." president obama embraced his half-sister as he arrived in kenya. tonight he dined with other members of his father's family. burundi's incumbent president nkurunziza has been declared the winner of controversial elections. the electoral commission says he won about 70% of the vote. the opposition said the constitution forbids him from serving a third term. turkey has promised not to let up on its campaign against islamic state. that is after its warplanes struck i.s. targets in syria for the first time. you are watching "dw news" -- thanks for joining us. more news for you at the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for it

the guy backed away but the leopard chased his vehicle. the leopard may have been agitated by a fight before the incident. they had to put the animal down >>> now our global view segment. a look at how news outlets are reacting to various event. the writer asking is i.s.i.l. at war with british grans on their sun lounges. most of the dead were u.k. tourists and it's been called someone running amok amongst a beach towel with kalashnikovs shooting gran grand dads and young couples. the qatar paper said the focus on the greece's debt crisis o overshadowing the refugee crisis. record numbers cross into greece. the country is so focused on its debts resources to deal with refugees are unavailable. >> and new from germany that the n.s.a. spied on it. the paper says that the obama administration has a reputation for pursuing journalistic forces. they have filed a complaint taking further investigation. >>> and the cyprus tower reopened with a performance of a shakespearean tragedy, after performers feature greeks and others. organizers hope it w

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zambia lifted its ban on leopard hunting in march. lions will become illegal target next year. hunters say it is money that the countries cannot afford to turn down. >> africa does not have the luxury to argue these things from an isolated european perspective. african communities need to have some kind of benefit and the only benefit they can have from the wildlife is financial. >> cecil, killed outside an official hunting zone, was a crowd favorite, generating revenue of his own, the public argued. there is call for a crackdown on such hunts. as countries caching, the hunt will continue. molly: it is time for a look at business news. i am joined by delon on desousa. we are starting off with news out of china. the country will host the winter olympics in 2022, but we have bad news. >> the shanghai composite ended down over 1% over the past few days. authorities in beijing have undertaken further measures to prop up the market. friday it was reported china upon us -- that china's ringleaders -- something simple like the price of pork should be tying the hands of authorities. >>

elgon national park was once a paradise for plants, birds, and bigger beasts such as elephants, leopards, and buffalo. over time, however, the park's biodiversity became depleted by deforestation, poaching, and increased demands on the water supply. the government's response was drastic, and the local human population is still learning to live with the consequences. reporter: it's also called the mountain of the sun, although its summit is usually wrapped in clouds. mount elgon in eastern uganda, a volcano that's been extinct for many centuries. the mountain is famed for its biodiversity. we begin our ascent under the guidance of a ranger from the uganda wildlife authority. for 27-year-old andrew tasike, the mountain is everything. andrew tasike: so, at this point, you can see the volcanic soils are very fertile. you can see the climbing beans. they are doing very well because of the fertile soil here. this place is rich. reporter: thanks to the many mountain streams, a unique ecosystem has emerged. to preserve it, the upper part of the mountain was declared a nature reserve in 1993. at

. >>> a leopard at school and it was no school mascot.what happened when that big cat showed up on a campus in india. >>> over here the golden gate bridge, well, there you go, right on cue, getting ready for that morning move of that center divide, the zipper trucks there. we will show you whether you are zipping along for your morning commute or not. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. we are coming up right now on 4:55 on your friday morning. a nice look outside right now of the bay bridge. folks getting that last commute of the week out of the way. >>> a chaotic scene unfolded in southern india as a leopard made its way through a school. this video shows the roaring feline into the school. a school official suffered injuries when it bounced on him when he got too close. a team of vets with tranquilizers showed up. >>> today we could get a closer look at pluto, more images on their way. members of nasa's team will give us an update this afternoon and will release the photos. they are also expected to disc

eventually a team of vets with tranquilizers showed up to get the leopard out of the school.kids were hurt. >>> today we could get a closer look at pluto. more images are on their way and members of nasa's in new horizon's team will give us an update this afternoon also as they release the new photos. they are expected to discuss the latest results from the spacecraft's flight through the pluto system earlier this month. last week new horizon space chaff flewrq past pluto. >> an update on that napa fire right after this break. death of hayward sargeant scott lunger-- as the >>> the investigation continues into the shooting death of hayward sergeant scott lunger as the justice process begins for the man accused of pulling the trigger. >>> plus the fire that continues to swallow up thousands of acres in napa valley still not slowing town. who remains at risk this morning? >>> great weather to start out the weekend but get ready for a warm up. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> and the build is on over at the bay bridge toll plaza, but you weren't expectin

leopard sharks.dredses of them. >> if you are the director of the shark lab and you are trying to revolutionize the way sharks had studded studied it's not a bad way to set up shop. chris lowe is the director of callcal state long beach's shark lab. getting to know him and his work is getting your feet wet. obviously here a day at the office is a differ different attire and a different look at the world. >> it takes a few moments under the water to understand chris' passion for the other ocean and the sharks he study:when : >> when i caught my first shark there was something about it. it looked so different from all of the other fish i caught and it looked so streamline and sleek. it didn't match all of the fish i caught. >> what about it from the sharks threat that interested you in a sciencivic perspective. >> they are at the top of the food chain. they are the canary of the coal mine and they tell us how healthy the oceans are. the wheel length challenge is hard to study. you want to the want to t

pressure off this country's we're learning the new tricks, if you will, the private sector has used to leopardhat to the nonprofit sector to make sure we that build this affordable housing and sustain it again that fulfilling old promises this city is for everybody no matter where you want to live descent housing i look forward to broadway and working with commissioner christensen and the other housing developers in the city to make sure we expand that opportunity dpw steps up as a our city administrator remembered us the land was analyzing turning it offer for more affordable housing this is why we're aggressive thank you to the police department for your work while we're doing this your protecting and improving lives i love the fact you're working there the neighborhoods we'll rebuild our places for safety for everyone and their even better designed mr. solomon step up you're going to be asked to design more housing and make sure all of our architect you're at the heart of the job commission in the arenas and gordon when our through with selling off your books get back on the horse and volun

tia, a german sheppard just returned from her work with blunt nosed leopard lizards, she now knows 11 scents. and lily, 6, is a yellow lab she was abandoned by 5 different homes before becoming a conservation dog. she has helped track cross river gorillas in cameroon. >> okay wicket we got the thumbs up... we'll go check it out. >> do these dogs make good traditional family dogs? >> these dogs don't make great pets. they are high energy high focus high intensity. these are the kinds of dogs where if they don't have a job they are digging up the back yard... they are not traditional pets in that regard. so they may have not gotten adopted if it weren't for you guys. yeah these tend to be dogs that are increased risk for euthanasia at animal shelters just because they are bouncing off the walls and too energetic and too much dog for most families. >> but for this assignment at a mussel checkpoint on flathead lake, their intensity is essential. >> so when a boat arrives here what happens? >> we bring the dog out on leash...we start at one side of the hitch and we work around the boat the

. >> leopards, lions. >> skinned stuffed by a master. >> not everyone can take something that's deadake it look alive. >> elk, moose, deer, goats. >> walking into someone's life long obsession, commitment, passion. >> antelope, water bucks, dikers, these lines are from night at the museum. >> that was a big get. >> can his sons get this legacy to pay off? or did they inherit a dying business? >> nobody has an inhet

leopards don't change their spots on these type of guys. >> the other victims still haven't been identifiedle who believe that some of these other women met with a worse and different fate than andrea and michaelle and that's one of the things that investigators fear the most. >> paul jackson is victimizing other women and i don't think he'll let anyone testify this time. >> the biggest thing, maybe they escaped from it. we'd like to hear from them. they may have a piece of the puzzle to get this creature off the streets. >> paul jackson is just a monster. he preys upon weak women and he takes what he wants when he wants it and he treats them like they're nothing and needs to be caught. >> paul jackson has a scar from having his appendix removed. he has a background in automotive work. if you see paul jackson or know his whereabouts, call 1-866-the-hunt or go to our web site at cnn.com/thehunt. you can remain anonymous. we'll pass your tip on to the proper authorities. if requested, we'll not reveal your name. >> shortly after he got into prison, the letters were 14 pages automatll the time

animals like lily, a black leopard are given a second lease on life. >> look at her eyes. >> isn't shes she purring it me? >> right now that's a purr. >> this is onyx. an abused tiger lauri rescued five years ago. >> they used him as a photography baby. >> he struggles with painful digestive issues. he's now fed a special diet to reduce the side effects. i hope tv host isn't on today's menu. >> you want to be safe. watch his mouth and your fingers at all times. >> note that i have ten fingers starting. and i still have mine after 22 years. >> so i'm good. >> first one i'll do, watch me here. >> sure. >> bones and all. >> bones and all. jamie: okay. my turn. and now if you want, throw the rest in there. >> lauri assures me that her fences exceed state and federal codes. which is comforting. >> onyx, i'm your new best friends. >> the way to an animal's heart is through their stomach. >> kind of like guys. >> yeah. jamie: so you have 100 animals like this? >> yeah, absolutely. each one of those have a story of what they went through. so does lauri. twenty-six years old. just divorced. she

both fires were put out in a matter of minutes the damage to the seismic expansion joint the sea leopard text is somewhat extensive. the see"all along here is that sealed that was burned." >> reporter: burn so that it will need to be replaced. their engineers will be working with the manufacture of the joint seal to determine how flammable as. from there they will focus on the repair respond. "it's we have the conclusions of the investigation is at its final stages we will have a better understanding with the moving for will be." it all >> reporter: have the approval of a firearm in the state was indeed sparked by a road crew using a flair. because of that it wanted to know if crews will change the way they use flares on the bridge. "we will refrain from using flares at the turn of what something like other fire? this is a highly unusual set of circumstances will we deal not want to do is do away with safety. and by not using flares" >> reporter: right now and no word on how much of this work will cost i can't tell you that spokesperson tells me was the work is being done they do not ant

rhinoceros cheetah, leopard. >> he's apparently apologized in a let to patients saying he thought itas fair game, but you never know. the investigation is underway. >> you wonder if he will lose a lot of patients. that we we care but -- >> next we continue to follow developments of deadly drag racing accidents in northeast philadelphia. three people are dead this morning? and another shark sighting down the shore where dozens of swimmers were forced out of the >> just a horrific crash. in fact three people are dead this morning following a deadly drag raise racing accident overnight in northeast philadelphia. jennaphr joyce live at the scene. >> tsa director gets grilled on capitol hill and airport security and alarming breaches. >> phillies they're talking about this they traded cole hamels. and they said to texas what we got in return adds we rebuild. >> any guaranteed wins up in there. >> i don't know. you cannot guarantee anything in life. you take it as it comes right. >> that's true. >> good day, everybody thursday, july 30. >> hoy is the summer. >> every summer they come for a

. >> that is a leopard, and when he wondered into the school everyone else got out. the cage was pushed to barricade the boar a person suffered the hand injury. a team of vetterin airians was called in to tranquilize. that's it for this edition of al jazeera. thank you for watching. "america tonight" is next. see you again in an hour. [ ♪♪ ] >>> on "america tonight", switching to the dark side. >> to thing at the same time as working on the cases, he as sabotaging them, that, to me, is the most shocking and disturbing part of the case. >> "america tonight"s lori jane gliha with a rogue fbi ate who used his -- agent who used his job to get drugs. a man's failure of evidence of an agency out of control? >>> and the dividing line - in life and

. >> in you want to read more about him, pictures all over the internet of him with rhinos, and leopards, i mean, people hunt, no question about it. >> yes. >> but this animal was in a protective area. >> and cecil, very well known. >> yes, cecil. but they apparently used meat to lure him out of the sanctuary area, and hit him with a bo and arrow. and about a date later found him with a arrow sticking out of him, shot him, killed him. >> he says no, that he was trusting the guides, and the guides let him estray. we'll find out what happened. >> well the trade deadline still two days away, phillies already making moves. so, the first to go? >> dc is going to get a papal visit. get? jonathan pal he will bonn is now with the nationals. in our same division. so we will be seeing him coming back to the bank here. the phils sent him to the nationals along with cash for double a pitcher. nick pazeta is his name. rubin amaro, jr., talk about what went into this move. >> i think every trade has its challenges. variety of different challenges, because clearly had to get -- we had to get approval f

. >>> a school in southern india invaded by a leopard. .evacuated, forest officials called in. one officer injured after that leopard pounced on him. >>> here are this hour's "power points." redfin ceo tells cnbc that a drop-off in home prices could come as soon as august and last throughout the rest of the year. >>> united rentals is the biggest loser on the s&p. while a beat on estimates, they cut the full revenue outlook. the company says a drop in oil drilling had a bigger impact than expected. >>> ferrari is heading to the big board. fiat chrysler planning to spin off the luxury carmakers and list the company by early 2016 on the new york stock exchange. >>> dominic chu has a quick "market flash" on utilities. >> the worst performing sector in the s&p 500 today be with down by 1.5. among the performing stocks in the group, exelon first energy public service enterprise group, and entergy. >>> the fbi speaking out about a growing danger to u.s. companies, the threat of corporate espionage from china. >>> just in case you are skeptical, t

and we've leopard a letter from president obama has been delivered to cuba's leader raul castro.re shows the u.s. ambassador handing off the note at the cuban foreign ministry. let's get to cnn's wolf blitzer in washington for more on this. wolf an honor to have you on to talk about this. what do we expect to hear from the president today? >> the president will announce that the full diplomatic relationship with cuba who has been in the works now for six months is finally going to get going. the tentative date is around july 22nd for the u.s. embassy, a formal embassy to be opened in havana a cuban embassy to be opened here in washington, d.c. the first time since 1961 when then president dwight eisenhower broke off the diplomatic relationship with the castro regime in havana. this is a huge development in u.s./cuban relations. there's been an diplomatic interest session. the head of that session, the u.s. official he is a u.s. diplomat. he doesn't have an ambassadorial rank. there will be a full embassy in halve -- full ambassador in havana and a full ambassador here in washingt

this is a leopard. this is a rhino. he killed like half of noah's ark.nd i doechbn't get t some peop are saying we should skin him and feed him to the lions. it's crazy. but it should be handled in a lawful way. and the men who took him out in the jeep should be held accountable too. but in the meantime, i think there's some good that should come out of this. so this is the web site for oxford, these are the researchers who put the collar on cecil in the first place. they track the animals. if you want to do something and make this into a positive, you can, sorry, i, i, okay. i'm good. make a donation to support them. at the very least, maybe we can show the world that not all americans are like this jack hole here, this dentist. [ applause ] right, guillermo? all right, let's take a break. we're going to take a break. when we come back, we're going to take quite a turn. you know, we've got a very provocative edition of our pedestrian question. we asked people if they have nude pictures of themselves on their cell phones, and we'll see what happens. so w

in my, like, kind of, like, sad nurse outfit and arena is -- it looks like a panther and, like, a leopardand she's there, like she talks like -- sounds like she's just, like, having an orgasm when she -- [ laughter ] and i'm like -- i'm like, "but what about me, bradley? [ laughter ] what about me?" >> jimmy: all right, so -- >> it's sad. >> jimmy: no, it's not sad. it's good for both of you. you're a very person, and you should be around to going to these events. >> yeah. >> jimmy: let bradley do his own thing. you don't need that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: is there other celebrities that come up to you that surprise you, like, "oh, i didn't know they are into me"? >> yes. i was at the "glamour" women of the year awards. and katie couric comes up. yeah, i love her. she is like, "i just love you. i love humor." [ laughter ] when, like, anyone -- would you ever be like, "humor?" [ laughter ] so, i'm like, okay. >> jimmy: i don't think i would probably say that. >> yeah, no. >> jimmy: i love humor. >> so she's like -- i'd be like, "i want good humor, like, about the ice cream, but that's about it.

you know the expression a leopard can't change its spots. i would love to believe this time its different that iran is playing it straight as that would be great for the world i'm suspicious. i wasn't born yesterday. how about you? that's my off-the-record comment tonight. what do you think? you have been voting using #greta will iran keep its word? you have been tweeting yes or no. these are the live results. we will see you again tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. up next, the o'reilly factor. good night from washington d.c. >>> tonight on "red eye." what call qualities should a first female president embody? two x chrome ma somes would be a start. and how did el chapo escape a mexican prison? we will use as few shawshank references as possible. and a question no one was dumb enough to ask until now. first, a news break. >> live from "america's news headquarters" i'm jackie ibanez. flooding through eastern kentucky. two people are now confirmed dead and six others remain missing. the state police say eme

on the hill or from israel for instance even if you look around in saudi arabia they are saying a leopard does not change its spots. iran is going to be the same regime and now in 10 to 15 years, it's going to have hundreds of billions of dollars to continue not only with its activity and terrorism and the like but also be able to reconstitute its nuclear program. so it's a real gamble for the u.s. that the next ten years are going to lead to a fundamentally different iran. >> elise labott thank you so much. let's talk about the criticism that elise alluded to. many republicans are shooting down the landmark deal. here's something that many americans might be able to agree on. that's cheaper gas. that's right. analysts are predicting $2 a gallon. our chief business correspondent christine romans explains. christine? >> reporter: pamela bringing iran in from the cold brings a major power player to the global energy market. iran has the fourth largest oil reserves in the world. it's also sitting on the second largest reserves of natural gas. and its oil, its energy will begin spilling into

just african lions, includes endangered african elephants, rhinoceros and species in great decline, leopards or giraffes. >> now in, so that, that is the legal part of this. this appears to be something shadier, right, or at lest allegation from the officials here, that actually the lion was in a preserve and was collared is that correct? what's the significance of the lion having a collar? >> the lion was studied, long term studied, a celebrity in the national park. it brings in revenue. when tourists come wanting to see the lion. by killing it for the one time safari, taking it out of the park, in fact the value is lost for the long term for people benefiting from the animal being there. we learn again and again from polling and from the economics of the situation that people will pay to see animals on safari. majority do not want to see them killed. they want to see them. take pictures. nature safaris bring in 15 time the income of any hunting in africa. >> there is a frenzy right now. i want to say for the record. i don't think people should be wishing this person gets cancer, et cetera.

>> well, the thing is, the lion is the only animal or leopard that an out fitting camp won't use for. the locals do take the meat contrary to what everyone says. they even use the bones. the biggest point i think everyone's missing here is the government of zimbabwe national pa parks, they manage this resort. if they say this area has a quota and they're allowed to harvest one animals maybe one year, every third year. that $50,000 to $75,000. i have 32 jobs some years. imagine those people with big families. they've got 120 people i'm feeding because i'm there hunting. a government sanctioned quota that is issued -- a lot of times by north american biologists. >> let me go back. i understand people see the animal and think it's senseless because they're not consuming the animal or they did take the head of the animal. my question is, animals are killed all the time. that lion would rip your head off and not think twice about it. i see more people outraged over the lion than i do over the planned parenthood videos of aborted fetuses where they're crushing this part of the body and the

this kind of thing is basically coming up again and i'm just not sure that, you know, leopards can changepots, as it were. >> i want to remind the folks at home we are having a conversation with a former white house political director under ronald reagan. i know that some would say this is very early on and most voters aren't paying attention to this. >> that's true. that's true. >> and she will probably move clov closer to the nomination. i want to get to donald trump also in iowa today a weekend after the comments he made about arizona senator john mccain. a lot of people would say he needs to change his tone. what do you say? >> i think his tone is what is carrying him this far. i think if he -- you know, we used to have a saying in the reagan days, let reagan be reagan. i think you have to let donald trump be donald trump. i think the moment he ceases to do that, he will have a problem. i think he'll plow on and frankly i don't think he can change it if he wanted to. >> we were talking this morning about president obama in kenya. when the president was elected, it seemed as if the ele

you know the expression a leopard can't change its spots.ove to believe this time its different that iran is playing it straight as that would be great for the world i'm suspicious. i wasn't born yesterday. how about you? that's my off-the-record comment tonight. what do you think? you have been voting using #greta will iran keep its word? you have been tweeting yes or no. these are the live results. we will see you again tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. up next, the o'reilly factor. good night from washington d.c. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> are you upset that the president didn't reach out to the family? [inaudible] >> san francisco politicians standing by their sanctuary city policy that led that led to the death of indicate steinle. we will expose this terrible injustice even further. >> this deal offers an opportunity to move in a new direction. we should seize it. >> this is the most dangerous, irresponsible step i have ever seen in the history of watching the middle east. >> president obama makes a deal w

leopards don't change their spots, these types of guys. >> the other victims still haven't been identifiedeve that some of these other women met with a worse and different fate than andrea and michelle. >> criminalologist casey jordan with us now. take me in to the mind of someone who attacks prostitutes. these they know of desperate, hooked on drugs, desperate for money to feed that addiction. >> the key word is vulnerability. with streetwalkers, sex workers they are always vulnerable but these women particularly because they needed money to support their drug habits. they admit it and talk candidly about it. three three types, angry, power and sadistic. sadistic is 5% of rapists and that's what this guy paul jackson is. he didn't just kidnap them. he put them in a truck, handcuffed them. took them to a place with bars on the windows, kept them for days an repeatedly raped them holding them in a soundproof closet and making them believe they would be killed. >> it usually happens in sadistic rapists who are serial killers. a lot of people have heard of henry lee lucas and otis tool, these

i'm like a leopard now. and guess what? they can't even tell me what it is. >> this place is unsanitary. this place is filthy. >> convicted of armed robbery, bernard jones has been incarcerated for 3 1/2 years and is currently appealing his case. >> i got to use the bathroom around other brothers. there aren't no separation. ain't no shower curtain. that means, when i'm taking a bath, i got a dude walking by. >> tempers can flare at any moment so officers are required to make hourly security checks. >> everything all right? all right. normally you look for cracks on the bars, check the bars, check the locks, make sure everything is secured. you look inside the cells. make sure that the inmate population is not doing anything they're not supposed to. >> since drugs are frequently smuggled into this jail, specially-trained canine units are brought in to find them. corporal perez is the canine handler for miami-dade corrections and frequently conducts cell searches with his dog, sandy. >> we found a pound one day. another day

. >> leopards, lions. >> skinned stuffed by a master. >> not everyone can take something that's deadive. >> elk, moose, deer goats. >> walking into someone's life long obsession commitment, passion. >> antelope water bucks dikers, these lines are from night at the museum. >> that was a big get. >> can his sons get this legacy to pay off? or did they inherit a dying business? >> nobody has an inheritance like the one we've been bequeathed. . jamie: i'm jamie colby and today i'm surrounded by millions of acres of pristine forest near vancouver, british columbia. i'm on my way to meet a family who inherited a legacy that evokes the very spirit of this wilderness. they're also left wondering how to preserve it. hi, brian. >> hi. jamie: how are you? i'm jamie. >> nice to meet you. jamie: nice to meet you, too. >> come on and check stuff out. jamie: love to see the house. thanks! what? oh, my god, what is going on? oh my gosh! this is your house? i can't believe it. looks like a zoo. >> my name is brian, and in 2010, my dad passed away and left us an inheritance with noah's ark implication

our leopard sharks, towed sharks and the broad knowed shark, the largest. >> reporter: how significant is the bay for those species? >> very significant for them. for all the sharks, it's a nursery. these animals will come in and give birth to their young, the young will stay here for many years because the bay is a protected area for them. they don't have to worry about many larger predators, ample of food in the form of smaller fish, not people. that will help them grow stronger and we believe that the broad-nosed seven gail shark which is one of the major nurseries for them along the west coast of the united states. >> reporter: there are hundreds of sharks in the bay. most people don't realize it. we never hear of shark attacks happening here. why is it something people should be concerned about anyway? even in other parts of the world? >> the possibility of being attacked by a shark is incredibly small especially when you consider how many millions of people visit the beaches every year. i believe there are 40 to 50 attacks a year. the odds of you winning the lottery or getting st

expanding the audits and evaluation and we will focus on oversight of the select agent program and hhs leopard- laboratories. through hour. >> i am pleased to be here today to discuss g.a.o. work of high containment laboratories. biosafety and security practices are intended to reduce exposure to biological agents and prevent their loss of theft or misuse. the recent shipments of live anthrax bacteria from dod to u.s. and international laboratories similar to the last your exposure to live anthrax bacteria shows multiple breakdowns with establish policies and inadequate oversight of the federal consumer laboratories it is another example of ongoing safety lapses that continue to occur often with the say in koch says prior incidents. we have been lucky so far. researchers work with high-risk biological agents that could result in serious infections that have the potential to be used with biological weapons. those to develop vaccines and countermeasures to understand the emerging infectious diseases. that also have the potential for high consequences. and to have that transmission of blood dash

. >> a tour guide attacked by a leopard in a safari in south africa. >> all that. >> original reporting. >> and all that matters. >> the legendary grateful dead is saying goodbye with three shows at chicago's soldier field. >> they changed the world. >> on cbs this morning: saturday. ♪ fourth day of july ♪ >>> and welcome to the weekend everyone. i'm anthony mason with vinita meyer and ben tracie has joined us. welcome ben. >> thanks for having me. >> we have a fantastic show we're going to take you aboard the hermione. the ship that helped win the revolutionary war. they did and now it is here in the united states. >> plus we'll go to california where the devastating drought is an an opposite effects on the wine crops. best wines in nearly decade. >> and best sites in the world but are not on the famous seven. just as impressive and a lot less crowded. >> and front man for willco for years. and now jeff's formed a band with his teenage son. and they will perform in our saturday session. >>> our top story, protecting america's birthday without spoiling the party. security officials are