>> a leopard. and that, in fact, was the old leopard i was talking about. 13 years old. she jumped ten years in the air to try to catch that goose. >> her story is the one that premieres tonight, right? >> absolutely. yeah. it's an amazing story, amazing animal. >> thank you so much, james. >> no problem. great to be with you. >> start streaming on smithsonian earth today. >>> it's amazing these guys are even alive never mind up for an award. here's a look at the nominees of the world surfing league's big wave awards. first nominee we've got william banks in california. >> oh! >> and just think, for every gallon of water, that's eight pounds of weight. the next nathan florence at mavericks also takes another massive wipeout. >> wow. >> so this is, like, the almost darwin awards of big wave surfing. you didn't die, you're up for an award. >> this one in tasmania. watch this. he comes speeding down and cuts back up. swallowed up. next up, tom lowe, portugal. this thing is just moving quick and he goes down fast as well. last up, rafael tappia also in portugal gets a little

this cloud of leopard was born wednesday at the national zoo.ery first ever born from frozen artificial insemination. zoo keepers say clouded leopards are very rare in the wild, and difficult to breed in captivity. they say they'll name the little trailblazer in about a month. >> cute. >> cute little thing. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news." >> california gold rush, what lies beneath damaged damn could make someone very rich. , and we will also have this. >> this begs the question. do you guys like dinosaurs. >> yes. >> meisha driving for dinosaurs, meet some powerful beasts this once made new jersey their home. meisha shows you where to go in today's dream drive. >> four people are shot. we're liver on the scene as police sort out the details. >>> also, new details about vice president mike pence of private e-mail account. >> and the new gang that's had these folks camping out all night in the cold. today is friday, march 3rd, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. tgif. tgif. tgif. >> alleluhia. >> ya,

undercover investigators from california's fish and wildlife agency say last month they tried on a leopardskin coat with a 4500 dollar price tag and an ocelot coat costing 850 dollars.two weeks later the haight street store called decades of fashion was raided...agents reportedly seized over 150 items...made from dead sea turtles, cheetahs, leopards, ocelots, jaguars, seals, pythons and snow leapords. hansen is now facing 9 misdemeanor counts of illegal possessing endangered species with the intent to sell them.today at a news conference flanked by her attorney says some her personal property was seized. they had my grandmothers leopard muff and my 1920s shoes for my grandmother just a list of things that were my own personal things that i've had for 40 or 50 years and the only things that i actually inherited.she says fur sales represent only 1% of her business....and what she has in her store has been dead for decades. these things that were taken down these poor animals and made into these first back in the 40s, they were considered endanger i know that sounds a little and delicate but

but adds they were for sale. >> he was able to try a leopard coat that was offered for sale of $4500. >> hanson's defense. >> totally aware of that, this is not intentional. >> she'll get a chance to argue her point when she comes back to court next month. >>> there's a new warning tonight about the damaged oroville dam. there's a significant risk if the main spill way is not operational again by the next rainy season. it says repair crews have only a few months now to make sure the spill way is in good enough shape for the next rainy season which starts in november. the report does not specify the risk precisely. >>> in san jose, low interest federal loans are now available for flood victims, there were lines when an office opened this morning to accept the applications. >> reporter: the 50 and employees have little else to do than to clean up flood damage. circuit boards stopped abruptly brian singh is eligible to get up to $2 million. while he scrambles to see what insurance will recover. >> i spent all my money credit, everything, it's a disaster. >> you're using your credit. >> w

, jaguars, seals and other species. >> all my grandmother's leopard collars, all her must have, all thatre gone. >> reporter: at the time she told kpix 5 that many of the confiscated items were personal family heirlooms stored in the basement and not intended for sale but according to court records undercover fish and wildlife wardens say they tried on illegal items including a jaguar coat priced at $4,500. she faces counts every illegal possession for sale. as hansen came out of court the long-time vintage clothing store owner called herself a press vegassist not a poacher and she didn't realize she was breaking the law calling herself a preservationist. >> i have been involved in vintage a long time. anything that was done before 1972 considered vintage. that's true throughout the united states. but that's been changed in california. i was unaware of that. >> reporter: the san francisco d.a.'s office acknowledges it was legal to sell certain items made of a dangerous speechies until last year. >> that law changed and now it's completely illegal in the state of california to sell any en

. >> leopard, jaguar, endangered toured turtles. >> reporter: hanson appeared for arraignment and said she had no attorney and planed to defend herself and she was innocent. hanson showed me a photograph of her mother wearing a leopard skin coat, the kind of item she said was part of her collection and which she presumed was legal. >> anything done before 1972 was considered vintage. >> reporter: in court, the judge advised her to get an attorney. she said she would. the arraignment was postponed. he says the law is simple. >> the section of a body part of an endangered spes scies to sels against the law. >> reporter: he said it would be okay for her to own them but adds it was for sale. >> the warden was actually able to try a leopard coat that was offered for sale at $4500. >> reporter: hanson's defense. >> totally unaware of that so this is not untins nois not uni >> reporter: she'll get a chance to argue her point. >>> next at 6:00, the family of a woman killed by toxic tea is suing the shop where she bought that tea. 56-year-old yu ping xie got sick after drinking a toxic tea blen

this clouded leopard was born wednesday at nashville zoo, the first ever born from frozen artificial insemination zoo keepers say clouded leopards are rare in the wild and very difficult to breed in captivity. they will name trail blaze inner a month. >>> please look at your screen for this video. we all love our mothers but even cutest panda bear needs a little space from mother pair. the giant panda mom was caught playing with her twin doubters in china but cub is not having any of it, struggling to break free of the bear hug and she does manage to wig alloway. sometimes we just want a hug. >> we love our panda. >>> that is "eyewitness news" a noon i'm jim donovan. >>> aim rahel some monday. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we are always on line cbs philly.com. >> young and restless is next. have a great weekend, everyone hey hi i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get you

. >> leopard, jaguar, endangered toured turtles. >> reporter: hanson appeared for arraignment and said she had no attorney and planed to defend herself and she was innocent. hanson showed me a photograph of her mother wearing a leopard skin coat, the kind of item she said was part of her collection and which she presumed was legal. >> anything done before 1972 was considered vintage. >> reporter: in court, the judge advised her to get an attorney. she said she would. the arraignment was postponed. he says the law is simple. >> the section of a body part of an endangered spes scies to selo against the law. >> reporter: he said it would be okay for her to own them but adds it was for sale. >> the warden was actually able to try a leopard coat that was offered for sale at $4500. >> reporter: hanson's defense. >> totally unaware of that so this is not untins nois not uni >> reporter: she'll get a chance to argue her point. >>> next at 6:00, the family of a woman killed by toxic tea is suing the shop where she bought that tea. 56-year-old yu ping xie got sick after drinking a toxic tea blen

, snow leopard, an endangered sea turtle...igators say hansen operated a normal shop in front selling vintage clothing... but would sell illegal items to more discrete clients. hansen is set to be arraigned on april 17th. (james) the woman who was poisoned by an herbal tea she bought in san francisco's chinatown neighborhood has been identified. 56-year-old yu ping xie died on saturday. she was hospitalized on friday after drinking a tea she bought from the sun-win trading company. this picture was posted on a go-fund-me account that has been set up to help with funeral costs. at last look just over 13-hundred dollars has been donated out of a $10-thousand dollar goal. if you want to help, we have a link to donate on our website at kron-four dot com. (james) if you or your child attend a california state university... get ready to pay a little more... the c-s-u board of directors approved a 270 -dollar tuition increase. the price hike affects all 23 schools. an undergraduate tuition for the 2017-18 school year ... will now cost

. >> leopard, jaguar, oselot... endangered turtles. >> reporter: hanson today appeared in court for arraignment. she told me she had no attorney and planned to defend herself and that she was innocent. hanson showed me a photograph of her mother wearing a leopard skin coat, the kind of item which she said was part of her collection and which she presumed was legal. >> anything that was done before 1972 was considered vintage. >> in court, the judge advised her to get an attorney. she said she wochuld. the arraignment was postponed. >> the possession of a body part or endangered species for sale with the intent to sell is against the law. >> he says it would have been okay for hanson to own the confiscated items, but adds they were for sale. >> the warden was actually able to try a leopard coat that was offered for sale for $4500. >> hanson's defense? >> i was totally unaware of that and so this is not intentional. >> now, if hanson is convicted, she faces four years and six months' jail time and a $45,000 fine. she

fashion was raided last month after two undercover state, fish and game agents say they tried on leopard and ocelot coats with price tags.the merchant says the items seized from her store were things she inherited from her grandmother and the furs in her store come from animals that have been dead for decades.maureen kelly kron4 news. (haaziq madyun)here at the jack london regal cinema in oakland moviegoers say they have the best idea for beating the rainy weather...checking out a film"well this is a great place to come to the movies and beauty and the beast on a rainy day, how much better could it be?""yeah! i'm just coming in from concord. this is definitely the best way to beat the weather""on a rainy day it is the best time to come on in, especially down in jack london, take my little red ranger here to see the movie"in fact her little guy is going to see the most popular film for moviegoers here on this rainy friday...the power rangers movie. in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (philippe djegal) in concord... the roads -- soaked from the rain... it was also a windy late morning and e

containing skins and body parts from a jaguar, leopard, ocelot, snow leopard, an endangered sea turtle and more. investigators (steve)take a look at this.the final piece of big sur's pfeiffer canyone bridge on highway-1 came down today. heavy rain in january and february damaged the bridge beyond repair.a big crack caused forces crews to close it indefinitely. . . stranding over 400 residents on one side. a new bridge will be built within six to nine months.for now residents are having to take alternate routes to get around town. (steve)new information on the oroville dam.a team of experts is warning of a "very significant risk". . . if the main spillway is not up and running again by the next rainy season. as for what exactly the risk is... the report did not speculate. authorities evacuated nearly 200-thousand people last month . .. after huge holes appeared in the main and emergency spillways.governor brown has asked for federal assistance in dealing with the repairs. the price tag is deemed as high as 200-million dollars. (pam) a live look outside tonight in san francisco... rain s

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, snow leopard, an endangered sea turtle... and more. investigators say hansen operated a normal shop in front selling vintage clothing... but would sell illegal items to more discrete clients. hansen is set to be arraigned on april 17th. ( mark ) happening now... thousands of a-t-and-t workers in california and nevada have gone on strike. we are told the workers install cable and phone service for customers. they also work in call centers and handle questions and problems. the union says one of issues is the job demands being made by the company. they are also locked in a contract negotiation. a-t-and-t has not commented on the strike. it is not clear just yet exactly how this is affecting service in the (mark) alaska airlines is getting rid of the virgin america name. alaska is now the parent company of virgin after both airlines. they say that all virgin america flights will fly under the alaska airlines brand. alaska bought virgin last year in an effort to burst into the california market. they will noe add 25 new daily fli

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temps in low 50s north an west hagerstown 5 and 57 quanitco and 63 leopard up to and 6 even potentialstorms south and west that will be pivoting up to our reej yn a little later this morning. so, we've had rain showers overnight and we're not done with rain. i think we'll is a couple hours here of rain showers moving through the the region and then things will gradually improve this average. scatters showers and storms ahead of the front bring us drier and cooler air. as the a cool down tomorrow and should be drier and sunshine back in the forecast for tomorrow. emumbrella warm how day today and there's cooler warm for wednesday and therps with presentty of soup thip. that's weather. airport is back be with the roads. >> that's rilt, right now new bug issues at the road 6:48 this morning a carn involving two cars right now one car be monthing upper left lane there and i you can sigh it is starting to cause slow downs. look at that dray past little river turn pike from springfield interchange to that point. allow for extra time. issue by st. barnabus road on upper loop and no longer si

clothes made of cheetah, python, leopard and other animals for sale at a vintage clothing store. i understand the store owner says she's not a criminal, she's more of a fashion historian, she calls herself? >>. >> that's right, cecily hanson says many of the furs were from her personal collection and not for sale. anything she does sell in her store is vintage and a piece of history. based on what was found, the age doesn't matter, they're looking at the law. >> i do not have pelts and i am hardly a poacher. >> she owns decades of fashion on hait street in san francisco. >> i'm a fashion historian. this is about preservation. >> she sells vintage items and says she cares deeply about animals, but also said she didn't realize there was a law passed last year. >> no intention to break the law. >> basically says that the procession of a body part or endangered species for sale, with the intent to sell is against the law. >> an anonymous tip led wardens to the store. >> they tried a $4500 coat, leopard coat that was followed by a search warrant that covered 150 items. >> they retriev

my sister was like really into leopard prints, so she had the little one in little leopard jacket. >> little much. >> i think fun, looking like mommy walking around in the heals, chunking going around the house. i don't know. >> okay, i can see that now. good point. because you try to be like mommy and maybe put her in the heals. i don't know, still a baby though. >> true. >> when you're toddler age. >> don't they have the disney heals the princess outfits? >> they do, just small wedge. that's for like once you're already walking and you can actually walk with them. but sometimes i think it is hard enough when babies are learning to walk, i don't think they should use any shoes, right around that age, so hard and awkward. so i think they're best in bear feet to get the stability. but i i understand that. everyone wants to be a princess, real cute. not like super high. they're age appropriate. disney kind. >> that's the difference, the heal, determines the age? >> and the thickness. >> higher the heal, the higher the age? >> the higher you are to god, too. >> that too. >> how is your f

a leopard versus a python. the leopard thinks he spots his next victim.he fight goes on. the video, of course, has gone viral. any guess here? >> you mentioned that the cubs are right there, too. there's a lot of protecting the family going on here. >> she's protecting the clubs. >> that didn't look good. >> you can't to take bets? >> i watched this and never saw the ending. >> i have to think the python lost. >> i'm thinking leopard won. >> same thing. >> you're correct, savannah and carson. the leopard, protecting her cubs. >> al voted leopard, too. >> you know who will take them both, the honey badger. >> always bet on honey badger. >> i love the honey badger video, more than reasonable. >>> now, you saw that same snake but it had emojis on its skin. like this python. he has smiley emojis. apparently this is real. >> you made this up. >> i didn't. a python breeder took eight years to come up with the unique pattern. >> he didn't. >> they tell me this is real. they said, of course, the snake is extremely real. you think? and could be sold for $4,500. bu

the sale of clothing and accessories made from the pelts of endangered animals including jaguars, leopards and, cheetahs and others. >> reporter: some furs and accessories landed owner cicely ann hansen in court on wednesday. she's charged with 9 misdemeanor counts of illegal possession for sale of an endangered species. outside of court, she says she's a preservationist, not a poacher. >> i'm sorry furs were killed by enlightened people 50 or a hundred years ago. but maybe something positive can turn out from it and that's what i've done. i put on fashion shows with the furs to help autistic children. >> reporter: an anonymous tip prompted two undercover wardens to go into the store last year. they tried to a $4,500 jaguar skin jacket. two weeks later, authorities served a search warrant seizing 150 items of clothes and accessories that were allegedly made of sea turtles. hansen says the furs were vintage. >> i'm so confused because the ruling i've always gone by is anything that was done before 1972 was considered vintage. >> this was obviously a problem. they're endangered because of hu

>> every day wild berry invite lyle, tigers, jaguars and leopards. >> i feel way better about hitting a deer now. >> this is a great spot for selfie. >> i do not agree with you on that. >> i know you have an exciting story to share. before you get started jessica has a special guest. >> i have a local comedian from new jersey comics, ginny. you probably seen him at the stress factory. >> it is great to be here. she pronounced my name like correct so many times and then it when it came to be an on air she botched it and it's okay. it just happened so quick. i'm so used to it. in fact when you are saying it correctly so much that was a little uneasy. >> is so feel free to weigh in on anything you hear. >> dead animal. >> a little known fact wild deer from new jersey county are eaten by lions, tigers, jaguars and lepers. it's true. but first those dear happen to be killed by people like you and i driving our cars. that is how it works. under contract, workers of space farms, zoo in sussex collect the dead deer from county roads, the run stuff goes to landfill, the, the fresh meat to goes

on average, the unarmed rangers cover 25 kilometres a day and have to tackle venomous snakes, leopardsw would you be able to tell from the animal? how would you know if you're safe or not, being this close to the animal? and it did get dangerous for her early on in her career here. applications from women for these posts have rocketed, and the rangers are role models and trailblazers in the region today. 0oh, look at that mouth. the good news is that from once being in danger of extinction, numbers have climbed to over 500. the next, much more welcome, problem is if the sanctuary is big enough for their growing population. so, the first part of my travels across india comes to a close. but next week, i head to the north—east of the country. i'm on the banks of the mighty river brahmaputra, and about to go to a very spiritual place. and with the amount of people crammed on here as well, it's going to be an experience. a region that prides itself on tradition and creativity, and a passionate desire to protect this unique part of the world forfuture generations. good evening. we have been

the center is also home to 13 baby rhinos, some indian hog deer, leopards and various types of ape. most of them come from the nearby kaziranga national park. this baby elephant was rescued from a ditch it had got stuck in. that sort of thing happens often. traffic accidents are also common. >> baby elephants don't have very robust immune systems. we need to be very careful with them. we used to make sure there was always a carer with them, but it's too risky. they get their trunks into everything and they can easily pick up infections from humans. >> dr. basumatary is keen to limit contact between the baby elephants and their careers without depriving the calves of the bodily warmth they need to survive. these two baby elephants are now sharing their quarters. there's a yard they can play in, and a roofed hut where they can sleep. at night, when temperatures drop, they even wear pajamas and slippers. >> we do our best to look after the calves in a species-appropriate way. they're kept outside to recreate forest life with their mothers. it also helps them adjust when they're release

. >> they he found a $4500 coat, a leopard coat. that was followed by a search warrant to recover 150 items. >> sthemd items were decades old. the district attorney said they included the furs of cheetahs and jaguars. she surrendered. >> reporter: today she did not enter a plea. the arraignment was postponed. she is due back in court on april 17th. nbc bay area news. >>> there might be more victims. that's the word from daly city police after officers arrested a man arrested for indecent exposure. this mug shot was released this afternoon. he is wanted in two cases. police are asking witnesses to come forward. >>> everything is safe in the cloud, right? maybe not. icloud has been hacked and your phone could be held hostage. from apple headquarters, scott, what is the real impact here? is there anything we can do about it? >> reporter: there are some things. when we store music and contacts on our phone, they're on servers. apple calls it icloud. tonight, hackers claim to have hacked into some 200 million of these accounts. chances a

and the leopard is not giving up. near the end of the video, you can see the final battle royale between these two. >> oh, oh! >> according to these people, mom was the victor here. >> you have to remember not to mess with momma. >>> this story is ten years in the making. ♪ and it makes me want to sing are you in the mood for love ♪ >> we have two special passengers on the train. if you can please watch carriage four. >> what is about to happen in carriage four? nobody really pays attention to the conductors announcements. but this is special, this lady learns after ten years to ignore what is being said. >> we have two of our regular commuters with us today. hannah and ryan. >> then she hears her name, hannah and ryan. wait a second. she starts looking around. now the conductor has her attention. they met on the train ten years ago. just as ryan reaches down to get a box, he gets down on one knee. >> oh, that is just so sweet the way it all comes full circle. >> just a really sweet moment. congratulations, guys. >> g

the "washington post" reports the indictment of an admiral and others in the navy's fat leopard briberyey're accused of accepting gifts and bribes from a contractors. they admit to defrauding the navy of -- fat leonard admits to defrauding the navy of tens of millions of dollars. >>> "the seattle times" says more mexican tourists are choosing canada instead of the u.s. canada had 70% more mexican visitors in of all months, december, than in the same month in 2015. tourists say they're offended by president trump's hoss tiltd toward mexico. >>> the u.s. coast says the prime minister of canada will attend a broadway musical tonight. it's about welcoming passengers after being stranded. >>> the "oregonian" shows them patching potholes. their facebook page wants to show that all an arthists are not destructive. >>> still ahead, family guy. we'll show you a man who became an internet sensation after her kids' interruption. >> now she wants to talk to you. do you want me to bring her in? at air wick we know the power of that first whiff of your favorite scent. ♪ air wick freshmatic releases t

the nashville zoo announced the birth of this clouded leopard. look at this guy. the first to be born by artificial insemination. the zoo teamed up with the smithsonian to accomplish it. it could help preserve the rare species and future animals of its kind. where did he get the little red nose. >> bow zoe, rudolph, what are we going name him? >> adorable is what we can agree on. happy friday to you and happy weekend as well. i'm frances rivera, thanks for watching "early today." make the most of a few minutes with instant moisture from k-y ultragel. gus is a handful. we don't know what this thing is, but someday, gus will because this is the thing that gus will build that will change the world. and this is the thing that could change gus' world. gus doesn't know what this thing is, but we know what this thing is. this is the thing we'll help gus get rid of. and without this thing, gus can grow up to build this thing, whatever that thing is, because that's what we do. we do health things, and we do those things for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. and

the leopards have lost 90% of their territory in some parts of the world. wow. >>> back here at home, the city of emryville taking steps to protect children against lead. emryville is the first city in alameda county to require contractors who are making home repairs to be certified in being safe with lead. the city's vice mayor says homes in the triangle and doyle hollis neighborhoods probably contain lead. there are new restrictions on building contractors. >> we are going to require that all contractors and all firms that provide renovation or repair service to pre-1978 structures covered by the rule have certification and produce proof of certification at the front end before a remodel can happen. >> now, some contractors don't like this proposal, saying the certification should be enacted on a state or county level. they say this would price some contractors out of having an interest working in emryville. >>> well, officials in canada say the tap water in the town of ottawa is safe even if the water looks strange. in fact look at this. the water is pin

it is the same room where undercover investigators say they found an endangered leopard skin coat lastonth. and then two weeks later, the haight street store was raided - more than 150 items allegedly made from endangered species were seized the owner says she's done nothing illegal. ( marty ) a spokesperson for the san francisco district attorney's office says the age of the endangered items does not matter if the intent is to sell the items. hansen is set to be arraigned next week. ( marty ) this morning an east bay high school's sports program is getting thousands o

. >> leopard, jaguar, endangered toured turtles. >> reporter: hanson appeared for arraignment and said

would it not have been better to adopt the byline of the prince of lampedusa's famous remark in the leopardevolution which was "everything must change so that everything may stay the same"? i think that is probably more the title and i think the daily telegraph's regulatory bonfire may be a bit short of dry kindling. labour thought that mixed messages were coming out of the government about eu law. we've heard from the secretary of state for international trade arguing that to restore britain's competitiveness we must begin by deregulating the labour market whilst the foreign secretary wants to use the opportunity to axe needless regulations that have accreted since britain joined the eu. how do those comments chime with the prime minister's introduction to the white paper and indeed the government's long—standing promise that the same rules and laws will apply on the day after exit as on the day before? so will the minister confirm that it is the prime minister who is the boss and that despite the words of the others, there is no intention to repeal those madcap ideas within the repeal bil

leopards and cobras often go together like peanututter and jelly.very once in a while they can't seem to get along. watch this. there it is. there is a cobra. no, man, that's not going to end well but it will make a great pair of boots. this vicious brawl was shot in kruger national park. the whole thing began when the two were fighting over the last piece of pizza after an elephant's birthday party. there. >> this is a genuine snake skin skin. it comes more fall three devices. kennedy: top particular number two. as you may recall the globe was divide on whether pineapple should have been glued on to pizza. other people prefer to drown puppies for fun because they are hateful. a lady opened up her pizza order only to discover this note. couldn't bring myself to put pineapple on it. that's gross. sorry. that $5 rebate is not enough and i will not let this cower disstas. -- will not let this coward why is stands. you forgot to order pineapple again. finally, i forgot way was fighting with you about. i kidnaps the delivery boy. fits right in the trunk.

. >> during the operation a $4,500 leopard coat followed by a search warrant that recovered 150 items. >> reporter: hanson was charged with nine misdemeanor counts of illegal possession for sale of an endangered species. she says her items were decades old and some were personal and recently stored at the shop. >> i've not sold one endangered species fur in the store. >> reporter: she says she cares for animals and wasn't aware of the law. >> the possession of a body part of an endangered species for sale with the intent to sale is against the law. >> she's done nothing wrong. if there had been a grace period here, 90 days this law is in effect, take care of it. >> reporter: she was due back in court to initially on april 17th because she didn't enter a plea, but her attorney has asked to move that up to next week. nbc bay area news. >> we'll continue to follow the story. thank you. >>> san francisco's want to savor springtime. it smells heavily this time of year because of the tree that's planted there. they are victorian box trees. they flower in the spring with blossoms that releas

undercover investigators from the california's fish and wildlife agency say they found an endangered leopard skin coat and an ocelot coat last month... and then two weeks later the haight street store was raided...over 150 items...allegedly made from endangered species was seized tonight the owner says... what she has in her store has been dead for decades. cicely hansen:i've not sold one endangered species for in this store... just a list of things that were my own personal things that i've had for 40 or 50 years and the only things that i actually inherited. these things that were taken down these poor animals and made into these first back in the 40s, they were considered endanger i know that sounds a little and delicate but they were not. i think i have a consciousness to even think about that. and once again i'm gonna tell you i had no reason to jeopardize my business(grant) a spokesperson for the city's district attorney's office says the age of the endangered items does not matter if the intent is to sell the items. hansen is set to be arraigned next wednesday. (pam) 48 laptops ... st

. >>> a zoo is welcoming the birth of a clouded leopard. back in a moment. >>> tonight, the white house says it is standing by attorney general jeff sessions. he recused himself into the investigation of russian hacking during the presidential campaign. sessions met twice with russian ambassador during the campaign season. he says they did not discuss politics. >> this is another high level mess for president trump or is it? will it blow over? larry is with us. tell us why should we care about the latest crisis? >> history here, raj. for 60 years, the united states and russia have been at odds, i mean bitter enemies to deal with the world. recently, russia and the crimea portion of ukraine attempted to create instability in several nearby democracies and actually took part of the soviet union and repeatedly bonds to civilians in syria. still, president trump is calling for a new relationship with the russians. at the same time, allegations have emerged about contacts between members of the trump camp and prominent russians. during the presi

they found an endangered leopard skin coat and an ocelot coat last month... and then two weeks later, the haight street store was raided... more than 150 items... allegedly made from endangered species were seized tonight the owner says... what she has in her store has been dead for decades. cicely hansen:i've not sold one endangered species for in this store... just a list of things that were my own personal things that i've had for 40 or 50 years and the only things that i actually inherited. these things that were taken down these poor animals and made into these first back in the 40s, they were considered endanger i know that sounds a little and delicate but they were not. i think i have a consciousness to even think about that. and once again i'm gonna tell you i had no reason to jeopardize my business(pam) a spokesperson for the san francisco district attorney's office says, the age of the endangered items does not matter, if the intent is to sell the items. hansen is set to be arraigned next wednesday. (grant) and a live look outside headed into the we

national zoo is -- smithsonian national zoo is part of the effort to increase the population of the leopardit's considered one of the rarest cat species. michelle: so cute. we are still watching and waiting as a giraffe prepares to give birth. these are live pictures from a zoo. 15-year-old april, the giraffe, is going through labor around could deliver at any time. thousands of people are watching this constantly. this is the first time we have tuned in to the live feed. she has come up to the camera and shown her face. she is 15 months pregnant, which is the typical gestation period for giraffes. the zoo will hold a contest to name the baby once it's born. this is a sight that who has driven through calvert county has seen. but jay korff reports that the landmark has to be moved in the name of progress. >> route 4 is among the oldest roads in the region. it is also home to one of the nation's great tobacco barns. >> quite a building. it has withstood a lot of stuff. still standing. jay: a barn transformed to beloved piece of americana. >> if you say the flag barn most people in calvert co

clothing store in san francisco last year checking more than 150 items made from sea turtles cheetahs leopardsars and even seals! hansen says that she is not a poacher and didn't know she was breaking the law. >> the ruling i had always gone by because i have been, you know, involved in vintage a long time was anything that was done before 1972 considered vintage. that's true throughout the united states but that's changes in california and i was unaware of that. >> hansen told kpix 5 last year that many of the items were personal family heirlooms stored in a basement and not intended for sale. >>> fake [ indiscernible ] is bringing real jobs to oakland. another major fake meat plant is opening. julie watts reports. >> reporter: for the most part it's getting rave reviews a fake hamburger that tastes like the real thing. pretty soon, it will be made in oakland. >> impossible food. hello, oakland. >> reporter: today impossible food served up its plant-based burger that actually bleeds at its soon-to-be opened factory near the oakland coliseum. the founder says the site has a lot going for it. >

gauge rzburg and 0 hagerstown and 12 leopard up to and 1r5 frederickburg. brought alley cold. bundle up. erin como is ice causing problems yet. >> 5:32 quiet conditions and watch for icy patches on secondary around virginia, maryland and district. this is a live look at the key bridge volume light rosalyn to george up to and again bruls, overpasses, an and on ramps tem to freeze first. also impacting bridge including bay bridge as well. volume light right now. however use caution. watch for icy patches. our commute into the district looking good and we'll keep you posted and look at metro next. back to you. >> thanks, people in dmv digging out from yesterday's storm storm and bitter cold temperatures. >> some annie what are you seeing throughout how was commute. >> good morning, wisdom, holly, the major roadways are clear and it was secondary street you have to be careful on. you're on old bridge road. so it is ice. be careful as you turn and if you're on ramps, bridges and overpasses watch that need. but isis it the wigest concern whether you're driving or walking. if you loo

hearings are supposed to start monday amid leopards by the left portray him as an enemy of the littleep them from getting the 60 votes needed for confirmation under current senate rules. ed wakeman is president of the ethics and public policy center and former law clerk to supreme court justice antonin scalia. good to see you, thank you for coming in. >> thank you paul. >> paul: where does this nomination stand not going into the hearing? is in a strong position? >> he is in a strong position. the judge has an outstanding record.everyone across the spectrum has examined that record with care and passion and praised him. the american bar association judicial evaluations committee gave him the highest unanimous well-qualified rating the strongest affirmative endorsement. -- has endorsed the judge from the beginning. a whole host of folks including a member of the board of the american constitution society. an alternative to the federal society. this is a man who over more than 10 years has shown himself to be a superb judge. and some folks are coming in to try and smear him. >> paul: it

purchases made from cheetahs and leopards.ion any of the, not approach cher. >> i'm sorry that furs were killed by enlightened people five tee and a hundred years ago. but it may be something positive can turn out from it and that's what i've done. i put on vintage fashion shows with the furs. and to help autistic children and to help, um, wounded warriors. >> prosecutors say it is not illegal to own vintage items made from endangered species, but a 2016 law prevents their sale. >>> well i love stories about good kids doing good things things. wises were high school student being praised after he saved his friend from choking. >> yeah. amazing. it was all caught on camera. freshman will olson and his friend happened to be sitting under the security camera in their high school cafeteria. he says he started to choke on a large cheese occurred at first his friend thought he was kidding that it was joke but then when iain brown realized what was happening, he jumped right in to action and successfully performed the heimlich maneuv

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. >> in that operation they tried a $4500 coat, leopard coat.hat was followed by a search warrant to recover 150 items. >> reporter: she says the items were decades old. the district attorney says the items included the furs of cheetahs and jaguars. she surrendered march 1st. >> i'm sad it came to this. >> that was christy smith reporting there. that woman is due back in court on april 17th. the district attorney says that she could possibly face four years in prison and a $45,000 fine. >> that is a lot of money. >>> coming up we are just one day away from the weekend. kari is forecasting whats' going to look like, kari. >> we're one day away from rain, too, enjoy the sunshine. we'll have the rain out of the way in time for the weekend. we'll talk about it coming up. >> an insurance company makes a promise that's supposed to last five long years. but it doesn't. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. to meo pk wan o >>> welcome back. nbc bay area responds to a menlo park woman who says her homeowners insurance compan