another trip, a lion. this picture is from that hunt. that lion is not cecil.ts activists but not necessarily for zimbabweans. >> you guys look at our animals and you think of them as majestic creatures. we don't. >> reporter: zimbabwe native goodwell nzou recalls growing up fearful of lions and has a different take than westerners whose image of the king of beasts comes from the zoo or the movies. >> we see animals as, you know, threats to us, not as simbas. >> not cute simbas? >> yeah. >> reporter: for dr. palmer, the lion hunt must have been so intoxicating that he signed up for another trip to zimbabwe in 2015. what would happen next would turn palmer's well-heeled life upside down. but there are at least two versions of the hunt. which one will you believe? stay with us. >> when we come back, setting the trap. how dr. palmer's thrill of the hunt plaped out. >> these tracks are the difference of life and death for the animal. >> and what does the computer reveal about a possible cover up? next. daddy! lets play! sorry kids. feeling dead on your feet? i've b

for lion. how is that? >> to quote fish and wildlife service it said the amount of habitat fortrophy hunting increased range for lions and prey base. that is findings of the fish and wildlife service. hunting has not been perceived to be the problem but the solution. most countries the largest part of lion range is in the hunting areas. let me give you an example. the largest remaining lion population is in tanzania. their hunting areas are five times larger than all national parks in kenya. you eliminated, did anything to compromise that habitat and that prey base you would eliminate half the lion in africa. that is one sample. >> how does it work in a country like tanzania, these hunting parks? who owns them? how does an american hunter or any other hunter get to there? and how does the process work for them to obtain a permit to go to these parks and hunt a lion or other big game? >> over the last century hunting has been used as a means of establishing value to local people and setting asid

>> reporter: they say he allegedly hunt aid lioned a lion in april.sters stalking. >> justice for cecil! >> reporter: does any part of the anger that people are expressing give you pause before you pull that trigger? >> no. i'll tell you why. if they understood if they came to africa as many times as i have been here and saw with their own two eyes what kind of benefit the wildlife in these wild areas gets from the hunting that takes place they would have a much different understanding. >> reporter: how can you possibly are gau thatgue hunting lions is good for conservation efforts? >> hunting absolutely is the roenl only tool paying for the wildlife conservation throughout africa. >> reporter: conservation groups dispute that. >> it is a fantasy what the wealthy, elite american hunters is doing is benefiting the species in the wild. this is about blood lust for entertainment. it is a thrill kill. when you take an individual animal, whether an elephant rhino, or lion out of their family system and out of their eco system it does nothing to enhance con

i shot a lion and crocodile.na shot a giraffe, zebra, warthog and impala. >> reporter: they say the comments they are receiving on instagram would make your blood run cold. give me a sense of the kind of comments that you have received? >> horrible. >> horrible. >> i want to chop you up in pieces. who says that? they tell me i amount heartless one. >> there upset at us for hunting an animal. yet they hope that we all die. it is shocking to me that they claim to be, you know, have a heart and compassion for life. >> reporter: a lot of rational people sympathize with the hunted not the hunters. >> murderers! terrorist! >> reporter: the question now is that anger justified or misplaced? this weekend a new york city landmark lit up in honor of cecil. the empire state building transformed into a towering projection screen. the skyscraper with threatened and endangered species for the first time since king kong. among them zimbabwe's most famous lion. ty toys has come out with a cecil the lion beanie baby, proceed to b

. >> wow >> then, sea lion's stranded along the california freeway. yes, freeway... >> dr shini somara is a mechanical e engineer, she'll show us what's been done to to find out why this is happening. >> at this stage, are they feeling distressed? and i'm phil torez, i'm an entomologist. that's our team, now lets do some science. >> welcome to techknow im phil torres joined by marita davison and dr. shini somara. guys there are outlaws out there working in the shadows committing horrible acts against defenseless yet majestic animals. we're talking about the ivory poachers who have decimated the populations in africa. >> it's really alarming because ivory goes for about a thousand dollars a pound, that's more valuable than illegal drugs. >> and you know what that means is that the damage has been devestating over a hundred thousand elephants have been killed in just the last three years and the question is what can we do about it? we found a team of scientists who are using some unexpected weapons- dna and radiocarbon dating- let's check it out. >> apr

that's because when the leader of a pride of lions dies, the lion that takes over typically kills theliolion's progen but the cubs may have a protector, an unlike one. david mckenzie joins me with more on that. what about these concerns about the cubs? what do we know? >> well, with anderson, what we do know, usually in these cases, when a dominant male lion leaves the pride or is killed, another lion will come in and kill those cubs. cecil had 12 young cubs and more offspring than that. there were a lot of worries that another lion would come in and kill them. yet another bad news story out of this story, which has lale touched a nerve globally, this killing of cecil the lion. but oxford university professors telling us that, in fact, jericho, cecil's brother, is protecting those lion cubs for the moment. so, yes, a bit of good news tonight. >> is that common? that a brother, a lion brother would do this? >> well, it is common, because, you know, this is a large pride of lions and it's all about bloodlines, genetically. if an animal feels that it might have some of sitz genetic code,

palmer allegedly pays $55,000 to bag a lion.ey that was supposed to cover a hunting permit, payment to the property owner where the hunt was to take place, and for a guide. palmer has also repeatly insisted he thought his expedition was totally legal and properly handled. using a method called baiting, palmer and his guide dragged an elephant carcass behind their truck to lure cecil from hwange to a private farm. >> the tracks are the difference between life and death for this animal. on this side you have a wildlife preserve where he can roam free. take one, two steps on this side. you are on private property. >> it was there on that farm palmer shot cecil and came back the next morning to finish him off. brent staplecamp, a lion researcher with oxford, university, fitted cecil with a tracking collar in 2008 and has studied his movements ever since. >> you have brought this animal to you, delivered to you look a pizza. >> his lawyer insists nobody knew the slain lion was cecil. >> mr. palmer didn't know he was shooting this fam

no, it's called baby lion.t's its name. >> charlie decides that despite his doubts, the shoot must go on, especially after being reassured by the lion handler. >> i wasn't sure whether i should go in. you know, you see the size of it. and it's sort of prowling up and down and it's sort of pawing at the cage. i spoke to the lion handler. he's raised lions and leopards and hyenas. he said it's safe. i've got control over it. i can tell if it's in a bad mood and if it is, i wouldn't let you in. >> right before charlie steps into the cage, the lion handler gives him some unsettling advice. >> he said, if anything goes wrong, you can't run and you have to try to look like you're not scared. so in i went, and the door closed behind me. at first, i was there crouching down, stroking the lion and it is sort of pawing at me a bit. >> scratch the lion's belly. >> it scratched my leg a bit of my foot. but nothing. it's just playing around. >> he likes you. >> even when the lion gets into a tussle with his handler, charlie

>> a can dead lion, a dentist, and the outrage. >> there's so few lions left this the world.igers, leopards, beautiful animals that are about to be extinct. >> i can't get my head around how a human being stairs at a figure that majestic and pulls. that's like today's dinosaurs. >> today's dinosaurs. the king of the jungle was wasted by the man that makes tiny crowns with your teeth. i don't understand trophy hunting. i prefer whole foods over whole lions. why kill a lion? the answer is apparently because you can. the better question is, why should you? it's the [ bleep ] thing to do. the twitter reaction stinks too. how much people expressed rage over human tragedy? this is a consequence of avoiding other evil. in the face of the planned parent hood videos, cecil outrage seems like a sneeze, glorious outburst forgotten. teddy roosevelt killed hundreds of beasts. should we take him off mount rush more and replace with betty white? try and explain consent to that patriarchal repress sor. i get the anger over this murder. trophy hunting hides behind no youthism. hunters don't c

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palmer, killing settle the lion. -- cecil the lion.islation has been introduced -- this from bob menendez -- host: the act introduced by the senator would curb the killing of species that are proposed to be listed as threatened or endangered and extend import and export protections for species and prohibit the import of any trophies from such animals without explicitly obtaining a permit from the interior department. your reaction to this legislation? guest: this is crazy. the last thing you want to do. the fish and wildlife service that has made the proposal has specifically found that hunting was not a problem. it was part of the solution. radioed one excerpt from the final findings. found that if trophy hunting is part of a scientifically-based management program, it could provide significant benefit to the species, reducing and removing incentives by locals to kill lyons in retaliation for livestock losses and conversion of the lion habitat to agriculture." i have already explained that most habitats or liens are in hunting areas.

lions itself are not endangered in southern africa. what we have seen is them being hunted and poached. also huge poaching in zimbabwe and other parts of africa of rh rhino and elephant. it is often weak environmental management that is causing the poachers to come in and sending goods to china. this is effecting the populations badly. in a few generations, you might not see the animals in the wild at all. many say this issue of cecil the lion is the way to open the door on the bigger issue to tackle poaching and hunting. in fact u.s. congress has a bill in place that they will work on to try to do this and the u.n. has also announced tough new rules on transporting animal products. >> david mckenzie, thank you. >>> the race for president intenseify intensifies. donald trump fires an advisor and hillary clinton getting ready for a possible biden run. the new clinton ads, the first, released overnight. >>> it is a big shake up coming to the race for president. days from the first presidential debate, donald trump fires a top adviser. hi

the lion was shot.omes a mid confusion about the state of another animal in that area. we will have the details for in you just a moment. >> the roads are cooperating. >> dry. >> a cool down on the way. >> we are laughing about it because we are cooling down to the 80s. >> really? >> i know you're just like whatever, but i remember the days, meisha, when we were just begging for 50 degrees day. >> oh, wow. >> the cool down to 80. >> exactly. what? i know. >> it takes a moment on a monday morning to get that in check. >> humidity not too bad. >> it will be starting to ramp up on us a little bit. because we are tracking a cold front. that will a lot of times start to get the southerly push of air, moisture source gets pushed in here, you ends up with just little more humidity. right in you it doesn't feel too bad outside. do you have really good start. we start things off quickly by getting you on out to what's going on with the pattern we talked about the cool down breaking at least the worse of the heat

people are talking about how he shot the lion with a bow and arrow and he didn't kill him and the lionming around. he probably put nova cane into the arrow. >> that's right. they numb you first. >> that's how he gets his patient. he lures him with candy. >> my dentist does both. he rubs your gums and then sticks the needle in. >> nothing happened. >> some dentist in indiana was arrested for hypnotizing his patients and having sex with them. >> we need to focus on that guy. >> how do you do that? i want to learn how to do that? hypnotize. >> joanne, if zimbabwe doesn't care why should we care? and this lion is 12 years old. do you though how old that is in human years? 99. put him out of his misery. >> our -- they wreak of outrage. oh wait, you don't care about the fact our country is poverty stricken and 75% of us live in poverty and you care more about this lion who was very old and studied by a university when most of these people can't go to university. >> it is true. devore let me bring you in on this. i don't want to say -- the outrage is across the board. universally people were

not know it was a protected lion.ows over cecil's killing and now his brother's killing -- >> extradite palmer! other less famous animals are being slaughtered by poachers in africa. drew griffin reports the illegal animal trade generates billions of dollars every year. >> reporter: step into this grotesque macabre warehouse on the outskirts of denver and you'll soon grasp just how endangered this world's endangered species really are. >> this is an animal that's about to go extinct really. >> it's the same plight for the rhino and the tiger and the elephant. they could all go extinct within our lifetime. >> reporter: colleen shaffer runs the wildlife repository for the u.s. fish & wildlife service and this is just a fraction of what wildlife officials recover. just enough to show how repulsive the trade in endangered dead animals can be. >> you get shipments in here every day? >> every single day. it depends the size of the shipment. sometimes it will be one box full of 50 different items. sometimes it's 50 smaller b

right now, if you have lions, as far as hunting lions in sbim bob way, we know the country of zib bob are beyond abominable. >> clearly in your view, he did something very wrong here, had to know he was doing something wrong. zimbabwe has asked for him to be extradited. what do you think should happen to him? >> well, let's put it this way, several years ago, i don't know the exact year. you can look it up. a gentleman was in yellow stone and took an elk, took the animal killed the animal and he got very hefty fine, 40 or so years in prison, that was because of an elk in our own country. what should happen is, as far as extraditing him to zimbabwe -- if you know about zimbabwe, that is not some place -- >> you think he should be punished. he could go for jail for this? >> yeah, i think every good hunter would agree, something has to happen here. and the doctor must know himself that something has to happen here. because that's not what good hunters do. when he came out here, he had to know. he had to know some of these four points i just pointed out. you can't just drag a carcass out

to kill the lion.rial next weekif guilty of poaching, they could spend ten years in one of zimbabwe's notorious prisons. their lawyer says they are innocent in sports. football has arrived. the oakland raiders begin their training camp, as the 49ers gear up for their first practice tomorrow. and tempers flare in texas. as the giants try to beat the rangers. j-r stone has the highlights and all the sports. coming up the drought is affecting all of us. at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. i wo

what you need to know to get your hands on one. >> cecil the lion, now hearing another lion was killedby a pennsylvania doctor. details coming up. >> also, humidity, it is back today, we continue into the seventh day after heatwave. but some big changes are coming katie tracking your forecast coming up in just a moment. good morning august the third, monday, i'm erika von tiehl. check on the forecast and a look at the roads with meisha and katie. good morning.

. >> the tragic killing of cecil the lion causes major outrage online kicking off the hunt for the lionuntsman. >> atrocity disgusting, makes my skin crawl. >> part of the good week bad week. ♪ ♪ >> including the foo fighters video gone viral. and trump divorce drama highlighted. >> threw her on the bed and raped her. >> the high profile divorce come back to haunt him? plus from miley and michelle, hollywood it girls are not hiding their same-sex romances. >> be comfortable with who you are, no matter what it means. >> why they boldly love without labels. >> you don't want to be labeled gay. >> i don't want to be label ed gay. >> now, hollywood from the inside out, the "insider" together with yahoo. >> how hollywood's it girls are starting the trend of loving without labels. >> love is love. >> that's true. >> we'll get to that, but the headlines getting social traction in the good week bad week. >> it was a bad week for hollywood animal activists. they joined the global community on social media to mourn

a second american doctor from pennsylvania is accused of illegally killing a lion. just avenue the minnesota dentist killed cecil. >> back to the track. who wins the triple crown. bruce will have all the highlights. >>> weather-wise, it was a beautiful day today, sunny, warm, low humidity, and tomorrow is hot and humid and thunderstorms headed our way. will they affect your commute? we'll talk about it coming up. >>> tonight, a firy deadly helicopter crash caught on camera at an air show in russia, performing stunts with three others helicopters east of moscow, and during the show, it spun out of control and hit the ground creating a huge fire ball. one pilot died, another is in the hospital and officials say the hydraulic system failed. >>> well, tonight, the search expands for more debris from missing malaysia airlines flight 370. locals in and around reunion island bring debris to investigators, but so far the only items from flight 370 is wing flap and suitcase found last week, and they are examined in france. flight 37 0 disappeared last year with 239 people on

, cecil the lion.again, on the business pages of the "new york times" today, where clicks reign, audience is king. news outlets seek stories that are hard to ignore. certainly the story of cecil the lion has drawn attention to the issue of big game hunting. what is your organization's view on at killing of that lion in particular? >> trophy hunters are serial killers that have no respect for wildlife. they're about exploitation. and about getting some kind of perverse joy and excitement out of the killing of these magnificent animals. this has nothing to do with conservation whatsoever. cecil's killing was an outrage is people around the world are rightly outraged by it. he was lured out of a protected area, a mile outside of that area. he was shot at night with the use of lights with a high-powered crossbow. and then left in anguish to suffer for 40 hours before the trackers tracked him down and shot him to death, cut his head off and took his hide while hiding the gps tracking collar that he had on h

. >> cecil the lion, now hearing another lion was killed in that same area allegedly by a pennsylvania doctor. details coming up. >> also, humidity, it is back today, we continue into the seventh day after heatwave. but some big changes are coming katie tracking your forecast coming up in just a moment. good morning august the third, monday, i'm erika von tiehl. check on the forecast and a look at the roads with meisha and katie. good morning. >> good morning, it is monday, back at it, you guys, i got to say, the wet they are past weekends was gorgeous. >> i know. >> yes. >> at least one more day of the same. starting to see little more humidity creeping up on us, had to ends at some point right? we are now looking ahead to possibly seventh day in a row of our heatwave. ninety plus degrees, in other words. and that's definitely going to be the case in terms of thermometer readings, but going to eventually see the humidity creep back up on us, too, coming as new frontal boundery set to cross through. let's go ahead take you out first and for most, two of you of "skycam 3", overlooking a

are only about 25,000 african lions left. the international fund for animal welfare. >> any time an american or foreigner goes africa to hunt a species known to be in decline, it's going to be a question, not just of ethics, but is it sustainable and is it even being done legally? >> these animals are magnificent. i can tell you the conservation hunters like myself respect and appreciate these animals, and we believe that the manner in which we ethically hunt them is one that i'm proud of. >> reporter: neither doctor responded to our request for comment, and, scott, u.s. fish and wildlife, which is investigating these incidents, is also taking a look at whether they should add lions to their endangered species list. >> pelley: anna werner. thank you so much, anna. can a dirt bike would walk on water? see for yourself when we come back. understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92%

schimpf lion -- shipment of lion, tiger,el fans --el fans as freight. >> the death of cecil the lion touched the create of of the benny baby. they will create a sisel the lion beanie baby to raise money for animal conservation effort. she hopes the toy will give comfort to those saddened by the loss of cecil. the money will go do the wild life conservation research units in england. >>> a south bay hotel is showing off the newest staff member, a robot named dash. the robot is three-feet tall, 100 pounds and makes sure guests have everything they neat. >> dash is robot is sought off santa clara and is serving customers in millipedees. the hotel claims dash will serve amenities to the hotel guest. the robot three-feet tall, weighs less than 100 times, it can navigate between floors and call the elevator using a wifi connection. the rest of the employees and guests think. >> the robot has been working fantastic, the employees think of it as a colleague, someone they work alongside with that helps them during the busy times. the guests have been loving it, asking questions, what it can d

who plays with a lion? that's awesome. >> every child's dream right there, that lion. right?>> the critical point in this storyline comes when the two men go to africa to seek out the lion a year later. for a moment, the lion eyes the two humans. he rushes toward them. >> it's the sweetest story in the world right? they're like let's see if he doesn't maul us. literally, that is the question they asked themselves. that's beyond viral video. that's just a really powerful story, you know? >> that's pretty fascinating to watch. it makes you nervous they're going to get their faces ripped off, because we've probably all seen those videos. but it also kind of makes you want to do that. don't you want to hug that lion? >> this video almost overnight, if you think about a 30-year time span as overnight, became a national phenomenon once it went on the internet. and it's because you see that moment of the lion running towards these people and recognizing them as his parents. it's impossible not to have some strong emotional attachment and resignation with that. and so the first thing

right now, if you have lions, as far as hunting lions in zimbabwe, the issues they have right now are beyond abominable. >> clearly in your view, he did something very wrong here, zimbabwe has asked for him to be extradited. what do you think should happen to him? >> well, let's put it this way, several years ago, a gentleman was in yellowstone and took an elk, took the animal, killed the animal, he got a very hefty fine, 40 or so years in prison, that was because of an elk in our own country. what should happen is, as far as extraditing him to zimbabwe -- >> you think he should be punished. he could go for jail for this? >> yeah, i think every good hunter would agree, something has to happen here. because that's not what good hunters do. he had to know some of these four points i just pointed out. you can't shoot him like a cow. >> very quickly do you think it's time, i know you're not anti-hunter, but is it time to put aside this issue of trophy hunting? >> yes, the predator relationship, the prey is messed up in a lot of places, so, you have to work on that, however, you have to lo

talk about lion appreciation day without playing music from the "lion king."picture of breakfast time at the oakland zoo. today it is all about the lions there. and we sent ktvu's kristin to check it out. i love the box. excuse me. >> i'm sure that christian at this point is glad those lions are not interested this him. christien kafton will have more on that coming up. >> bab to mornings on 2. i'm ross polumbo. >> you thought about it before you said it. >> i wonder if people understand why we're laughing about that. mornings on 2 sometimes can be hard to say if you haven't had a cup of coffee. so ross palombo has worked hard on it. maybe he needs coffee. i'm claudine wong. rosemary we have been saying mornings on 2 for a long time. >> we still mess it up. that's why we still drink coffee. >> i could use some right about now. hopefully you're enjoying your coffee this morning. we have the -- see, it's contagious, ross. we have gray skies and sunny later in the morning and afternoon. a live look into the berkeley area aquatic park where we have overcast skies

he shot him in a spot that was not quoted for lions.s a parallel in the united states it might be hunting without a license or hunting in an area that is not laid aside for hunting. which is a law that we have those laws not only federally but in all the states as well because we have national parks. so there are parallels here in the united states. and that will be key to the extradition process. >> ted nugent sent me an e-mail and said it's because this lion has a name. he said this goes on constantly but people are feeling cuddly about -- my words not his -- because it's cecil. >> i said the same thing. it's a lot about symbolism. about 100 lions are being killed i understand in zimbabwe alone, per year. so why is this any different? is it because this one is called cecil? what about lion one, two, three, four five six seven? after all, take your google earth trip back to the united states we hunt everything here. deer bear all kinds of things. ted nugent and i are both from michigan. he and i both know all about black powder season

you can show your support for animal rights by buying the new cecil the lion beanie baby. cecil's killing by that big game hunting dentist set off that international furor. the maker says all profit also go to a wildlife conservation group in britain that was tracking the lion. it goes on sales till the end of the month for 6 bucks. >>> plowing through cars and heading down the treat a runaway garbage truck caught on camera. >>> a quiet hike turns terrifying when a man comes face-to-face with that, a mountain lion. i'm sorta marge... you're not marge? we both drive a stick, we both like saving money on car insurance, and we both feel integrity, such as, that of healthcare in the america of the us and therefore. yes. thank you. no. no. please, stop! sorta you, isn't you. start with a quote from esurance and get a set of discounts personalized to you, not someone sorta like you. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines al

the lion said, let not action of these few men defeat us, grrrrr .redible? that is a good source. >> we're waiting for -- a credible source, i don't know about that, i like the empire state building flashing from images of rare animals but, zimbabwe wants to extradite him, come back face justice. kennedy: they do -- now you say that cecil the lion is rachel -- >> yes, listen, someone with 200 species of african plants in his home, i know a little about this lions are not endangered for people to stop pretending they are people with furry suits not same thing, i will remind you, that male lions go in kill all of the pride to encourage the female lions to go to heat to have sex with them. kennedy: they are going to die too. >> they are eaten and murdered. >> are we surey is -- cecil thed not say to her, how am i headlines for a second week in a row. kennedy: you can tell me how faulkner's shoes ended up why your close glet i closet, is it. >> what did your psychic say? >> go to mars. >> patient-client privilege there? kennedy: you are right. >> is ther

president theodore roosevelt killed 512 animals including 17 lions and 11 elephants. but his year long hunt also gathered scientific specimens and is considered to be a visionary conservationist. it's. >> poaching, the u.s. used to be the center of illegal ivory trade. the ivory crush in times square aimed to bring attention to elephants killed by their tusks. >> in 1980 there were approximately 1.2 million elephants, today there are less than 500 million. 500,000. at this point, elephants will go extinct. >> reporter: racing extinction, a documentary to be released in the fall. the goal, a video projection covering 33 floors of the empire state building. was to draw attention to the many species facing mass extinction. >> there are many species one species ours are causing them to go extinct. the eyes of these animals, see the exist beaut exquisite beautd be ahed by them. >> food groaj an grown and harvn space. nasa hopes astronauts can soon grow their own food in space. was shakespeare high when he wrote a mid summer night's dre dream? pipes dug up in the bard's gar

killing the lions, from hunting a few lions. they'll allow pride, several prides to live on a big ranch and kill some of their cattle if revenue. let's say you can bushmen out there on the plains. they're going to tolerate lions around their communities if there's a way to get some financial return from them. if you take the financial value away from those animals, the people in africa aren't going to tolerate them anymore. >> reporter: the money is supposed to restore habitats and species. illegally killing high value animals is considered poaching and conservationists argue that's the real problem. >> what we have is a lot of illegal wildlife that came into port newark. >> reporter: a look inside the evidence processing room at the u.s. fish & wildlife services shows the countless remains of endangered animals seized by the agency. >> they estimate that every 15 minutes, another elephant is being illegally killed. so maybe by the end of this interview, another elephant will be killed. it's a significant event and we need to st