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palmer's luggage.ing the wild, and the champion hunter is roaming the airport looking for his bags. delaying their hunt. bronkhorst claims that because of the delay, they couldn't make it to the hunting location he preferred. instead the party chose a closer option. a farm called antionette, land abutting hwange national park. >> it was a usual hunting trip. and according to my client, nothing was illegal about the hunt. >> reporter: as the day ends, the hunt begins. palmer and his guides set out to kill a lion. but unlike lions, they aren't stalking their prey. nobody's examining footprints, or using other tracking skills one might imagine. >> to me a hunt is testing the wind, remaining concealed. you try again and again. that's a hunt. you're challenging yourself against the wits and the nature of the animal. >> reporter: instead, he says, they use a technique called baiting, using the carcass of an animal to lure a lion into a predetermined place where they can get a clean shot. >> from what we know

that palmer made right here at home. here is abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: riding across zimbabwe savannah this week it looks much as it ever did. but the reverberations of the killing of beloved lion cecil by dentist walter palmer can be felt around the globe. here in america, photos first obtained by abc news of palmer back when he got in hot water for killing another animal. in 2006, he was hunting black bear in northern wisconsin here, had a permit to kill a bear in one county. trouble is palmer actually shot the bear in another county 40 miles away. >> they agreed they would lie about it. >> reporter: u.s. attorney john bodry got involved when palmer took the illegal kill across state lines back to minnesota. >> he was offering to pay, it turns out about $20,000 to keep the others who were in the hunt to have them lie. so that is a fairly aggressive cover-up. >> reporter: but his friend didn't take the bait. palmer eventually pled guilty to

palmer had a unique vision.e wanted to build a north, south line, leaving from denver, coming down the front range of colorado, connecting with the rich santa fe trade, literally in the footsteps of the santa fe trail, and build the railway all of the way down into the heart of mexico, connecting both countries and markets and people, and along the way, his dream was to build up cities along the line with trees and traffic along the railway, so it was weak. he also wanted to old the baby railroad, a narrow gauge instead of the standard gauge, both to save money but that it might be more efficient climbing the steep grade of the colorado mountains, so instead of forcing railwayhalf inches, his founded in 1870 used a narrow gauge, three feet wide, so we started from denver, and he was holding cell, and what occupied the rest of his professional life is he turned his railroad west, and he created the denver and rio grande western railway, and he headed up to the rich mining camps up in south clark he further in col

palmer, william benjamin palmer.weaver family tradition has this, that ben palmer and janet weaver were engaged to be married, but they did not marry. in 1880, janet weaver married norman vincent randolph, who was a widower at the time. but the two of them made a remarkable match. they were dedicated to helping confederate veterans who had fallen on hard times and their widows or their wives. they played a great role in the robert e lee camp for old confederate soldiers. janet weaver became very involved in the united artists -- united daughters of the confederacy. she was known throughout the south for her efforts with the udc and the robert ely cap. you can see -- the robert e lee camp. you can see with the streamer, a mrs. norman vincent randolph relief fund, obviously given in her name. you see the horse in that slide and that is little sorrel, stonewall jackson's horse, and it was norman vincent randolph who was responsible for reaching out to a taxidermist in new york city to have little sorrel preserved. and h

no charges have been filed against doctor palmer. tonight while the investigation oversees ill's death continues,

while visiting zimbabwe in early july american dentist walter palmer shot and killed a 13-year-old lion named cecil. when cecil's death was reported this week, the internet erupted. while big game hunting is in some places popular and legal, the specifics of this case have sparked international outrage. cecil was a major tourist attraction and something of a mascot at zimbabwe's largest game reserve. he was also a study on wildlife conservation and was wearing a collar for research. despite this palmer paid two local guides right around $50,000 to help lure cecil away from the protection of the park where hunting is illegal. once out of the park palmer shot the lion with a crossbow and staukdlked the wounded animal for two days before shooting him dead. they cut off his head and

to be extradited, the us has defined that palmer -- to find that palmer could face similar prosecution here.>> if it is a crime in zimbabwe and the allegations also constitute a fine in the us and it is considered a sufficiently grave crime that could be punished by at least a year in prison, then a formal extradition request could be considered.>> a petition to the white house with more than 100 to the white house with more than 100,000 signatures calls on the us to extradite palmer. >>> the barnacle covered wing flap that may be part of the missing malaysia airlines boeing 777 that disappeared 16 months ago is in france. 239 people were on board the flight. azn woods reports, investigators specializing in analyzing wreckage are slated to in there examination -- begin their examination soon.>> reporter: what is thought to be the only piece so far discovered of the missing plane arrived in france for analysis. the facility into loose will try to discover clues what happened in the 16 months since he disappeared. although the piece of the aircraft wing which washed up on the southern in

walter palmer of minnesota is currently in hiding. officials in zimbabwe are seeking dr. palmer's extradition for killing the country's beloved lion that wore g.p.s. tracking collar. in an interview with "the telegraph," theo bronkhorst, one of dr. palmer's guides, admits what happened one month ago today was wrong, saying, "i was devastated. i could not have seen the collar at night. i should have taken it to parks. i admit that. so we did what had to be done. we took the head and skin, as the client had paid for the trophy." cornell law professor jens david olin says extradition won't be taken seriously until dr. palmer is formally charged with a crime. >> at this moment in time, there's no formal extradition that's binding on the united states. for the united states to go out and actually arrest palmer. >> reporter: even if the 55-year-old dentist is not punished in zimbabwe, life here at home has been a nightmare. >> it's unclear whether or not dr. palmer is in hiding from an internet mob or whether or not he's in hiding from the extradition process. >> extradite! ext

palmer have to go back and face those charges? think somebody shouldn't have to face the music. i think everybody should have to do that if they have commit aid crime. >> reporter: the u.s. is unlikely to extradite an american to zimbabwe a country not exactly known for its commitment to due process. but there are u.s. laws in place to protect wildlife in foreign countries like the lacy act signed into law by president mckinley in 1900. even if they didn't break any laws, these hunters now feel caught in the cross hairs. >> so many people you know calling me a poacher because they don't even thivennk it is legal to hunt giraffe. before you speak make sure you know what you are speaking about. >> one key question did dr. palmer know he was doing something illegal or as he says was he just trusting his african guide. either way, having killed cecil the lion it's unlikely his life will ever be the same again. i'm david wright for "nightline" in london. >>> next what do you do when medical costs get out of control? these parents are t

palmer a fair trial. >> exactly right.. >> what about -- >> but in are other remedies for zimbabwe in this situation to get to palmer. and the easiest way is zimbabwe is one of 190 countries that belong to interpol. i was on the executive committee of interpol. their office in the capital, which is part of the zimbabwe police force, can make a request to interpol headquarters that a red notice be issued on palmer, which says any of 190 countries, if he crosses your border or your police come across him and run a check on him, take him into custody and we'll extradite from your country to our country. so palmer, who wants to be a big game hunter all over the world, will have a lot of trouble if he goes into another country and they have a red notice to stop and arrest him. he could then be sent from that country, not from the u.s. if we don't want to, but from another country directly to zimbabwe to stand trial for the charges that they're going to be bringing against him. >> and now you have a group of senators here in the

palmer into hiding, his vacation home vandalized. though he has said he believed the hunt was legal. a white house petition demanding dr. palmer's extradition has 230,000 signatures so far. delta and american airlines announcing they will no longer ship big game trophies. on twitter, the hashtag #boycottups growing to pressure the carrier, which has said it will continue to ship them, as long as the hunts are legal. the trial has been postponed until september. if convicted, bronkhorst could face up to 15 years behind bars. david, officials are intensifying their efforts to bring dr. palmer back into this country to face justice for killing cecil. david? >> thank you. >>> and new details in the case of the two missing florida boys. setting out on a fishing trip and vanishing nearly two weeks ago when their boat capsized. a possible new clue a private search team discovering two life jackets off the coast of georgia. now trying to determine if they belonged to the two boys. >>> and now, dash cam video of a driver and the sound of 12 b

the huntingo thee on bronchorst was guiding walter palmer on a hunt when palmer killed a lion.rst should have told me that the lion was well known. he's failing to he says though he didn't do anything wrong. >>> vandals started palmer's vacation home. palmer a dentist living in minneapolis, has been in hiding ever since news of cecil's killing spread. >>> an iowa stalko bet is colloided to deep cleaning. >>> cedar -- on a suspicion person lingers yao side. those men were arrested. and the restaurant is being sanitized. >> pag is fighting back. again the company for the deadly san bruno gas explosion. pag is facing nearly $2 billion in fines. the explosion killed nearly eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. >>> tomorrow marks 70 years, bay area andy nuclear -- promised to take up -- where many nuclear weapons are designed. there's a preliminary fathering at the regional park outside of livermore. >>> up next proof of police misconduct. one nor bay man captured an encounter on camera. now a local police department is investigating one of its own officers. >>> you don't touc

palmer. >> i understand that already the processes have started, and we are looking forward for his extradition. >> reporter: palmer has admitted to killing cecil stating he thought his guides obtained proper permits. no charges have been filed against dr. palmer. tonight, while the investigation other cecil's death continues, many in zimbabwe and beyond are holding out hope that his brother is still alive. kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> well, next week we should learn whether a piece of debris found on an island is from missing malaysian airlines flight 370. the wing flap was found on reunion island wednesday. that's near madagascar in the indian ocean. it is now at a military unit in france for analysis. experts think the debris is from flight mh-370 which vanished from radar last year. and if it is, it could narrow the search for the rest of that plane. >> we're at the stage that we're getting more and more confident that it is. >> it may influence some of the area that we are covering, but

palmer. >> i understand already the processes have started, and we are looking forward for his extradition. >> reporter: palmer admitted to killing cecil, claiming he thought his guides obtained proper permits. no charges have been filed against dr. palmer. tonight while the investigation over cecil's death continues, many in zimbabwe and beyond are holding out hope that his brother is still alive. kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> in washington, a new security barricade in front of the white house was put to the test last night after a woman jumped over it. nbc's kristen welker is there for us tonight. kristen, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. that barricade is similar to a bike rack and was put in a place as an extra deterrent to-be fence jumpers. it occur at 7:00 when secret service officers arrested a woman who jumps at so-called bike rack which sits 15 feet away from the main white house fence. she hasn't been identified but was charged with unlawful entry. the bike rack is only about

palmer. >> of course. >> palmer made it very clear.here, but we've got to go. >> yeah, i don't know whether or not he's actually in hiding or protecting his own safety. and i don't think that's relevant. >> protecting his safely. ted simon, thank you so much for joining us. sorry, we have to cut it off. >>> we need to talk about the state of emergency in california right now. a nearly two dozen major fires are returning through the state. and there's the first report this morning of a death there as well because of the fires. >>> also, ufc champ rhonda rousey is promising to punish her challenger tonight in the fight. should she fight a man? you can weigh in on twitter. we want to hear from you. and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of infl

palmer has stayed out of sight since the story exploded last week. meanwhile, palmer's hunting guide and another man who assisted him both appeared in court today on poaching charges. the guide calls the charges against him frivolous and says palmer did nothing wrong. >>> let the countdown begin. exactly one year from tonight the greatest athletes in the world will gather at the opening ceremony for the rio olympics. but there's a lot of work left to be done in that city between now and then. so the burning question is will rio be ready? nbc's miguel almaguer is there for us tonight. miguel, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening. here on copacabana beach events like beach volleyball and the triathlon will be held. hosting the games is a monumental task but every governing body here says rio will be ready. the sights, the sounds of rio. the time is almost here. some of the 11,000 athletes have arrived. the americans are on the water and in the water. triathlete gwen jorgenson among the first competitors to qualify for the games. >> i'm just

palmer who killed cecil. palmer temporarily closed his dental practice. now he could face the law.imbabwen officials looking to extradite him. >> it was orchestrated and well financed. >> palmer's local guides go on trial next week. if guilty of poaching they could spend ten years in one of zimbabwe's notorious prisons. their lawyers say they are innocent and palmer says he is too, blaming it on his guides. cnn learned that a hunter with the same name, age and from the same town as palmer admitted to lying to u.s. authorities in 2006 in the illegal killing of a black bear in wisconsin. palmer's lawyers could not be reached. his spokesman said he had no information on that case. extradition proceedings can be notoriously slow. zimbabwe has a treaty with the united states. and public pressure is mounting for the obama administration to act. more than 100,000 people signed a petition calling for palmer to be sent to zimbabwe to face the law. cecil was the dominant male in a large pride and had more than a dozen young cubs. conservationists worry those cubs will be killed by another li

authors to extradite walter palmer. palmer accused of shooting the tagged lion across earlier this month after palmer and two hunting guides lured it out. hours later, the wounded animals tracked down, shot, killed by palmer. zimbabwe official as call it a well orc strited well financed crime. >> therefore, all engaged in poaching of the lion. >> the hunting guide who has been charged told the media that palmer wanted to hit a very large elephant during the same trip but he told palmer it would not be possible to find one. the dentist who is believed to be in hiding said he felt the hunt was legal. meanwhile, many expected that see cycle's cubes killed by a new dominant male in the pride but his brother jericho has been protecting them and keeping them safe. we don't understand the animal kingdom. the uncle steps in to save the little nephews. >> keep the cubs safe. >> right. very sweet. the archdiocese of new york is shutting down 17 catholic churches as part of a major reorganization. our lady of peace on in thisser e

however, they have the wrong doctor palmer. doctor james palmer says he's anything but an animal killer. his wife says that she has been responding to each negative post on his facebook page clarifying his innocence. >> now days are i more like to watch the animals and than to harm them. >> getting tired because i'm constantly checking oh, there is another one, and have to delete that one, or got it respond to that one. >> palmer did call police after the first threats came through. step up patrols around his business and home. >> well, the annual list of the nation's top party schools, it is out. we'll tell you the top three coming up. first though, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> couple announces they're not speaking, no doubt, we'll tell how it is right now. superstar rock couple gwen stefani and gavin, filing for divorce. stefan i and ross have been together for 20 years. married for 13. the couple has three sons together. they say though, they will remain partners in parenthood. they would is celebrated their

walter palmer, meanwhile, palmer is in hiding but his feds and abc's david wright is david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. that's right, dr. palmer emerged from hiding long enough to reach out to u.s. fish & wildlife service. the agency had been trying unsuccessfully for days to contact him. authorities here and in zimbabwe wondering where is walter, conservationists wondering will he ever have to defend this killing court? the protesters aren't the only hounding dr. walter palmer for killing cecil the lion. >> all: justice for cecil. >> reporter: zimbabwe's environment minister wants palmer to come back and answer for killing the country's most famous lion. >> we approach the american government. the processes have started, and we are looking forward to his extradition. >> reporter: but it's not at all clear the u.s. would agree to extradite him. zimbabwe's government is not exactly renowned for its commitment to due process of law. conservation groups say there are u.s. laws that might apply. for instance, the lacey act signed into law by president mckinley in 1900 to pr

palmer has not been charged with a crime.ays he counted on local guides to make sure the hunt was legal. >>> now nbc10 has learned the mechanical globetrotter could return to philadelphia next year. hitchbot creators say one of the options they are looking. it was a social experiment and traveled the world until someone destroyed it in phillie this past weekend. this surveillance video is showing the destruction is a fake. as we previously reported the man who released this video is an internet prankster. >>> we are less than a year away from the start of the 2016 olympic games in rio. the excitement is building. there are some concerns. the biggest question whether brazil will be ready to play host to the world. the cost of venue construction is one concern. brazil's economy is heading toward a recession leaving critics to wonder if the building process will be able to stay on track. questions have also surfaced about water quality. we told but recent tests that shows high level of bacteria and viruses in the water at the ve

no charges have been filed against doctor palmer. tonight while the investigation oversees ill's death continues, many in zimbabwe and beyond are holding out hope that his brother is still alive. kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> in washington, a enough security barricade in front of the white house was put to the test last night after a woman jumped over it. nbc's kristen welker is there for us tonight. kristen, good evening >> reporter: erica, good evening that. barricade is similar to a bike rack. it was put in place as an extra deterrent to-be fence jumpers. it occurred at 11:00 last night. they arrested a woman who jumped that so-called bike rack which sits 15 feet away from the main white house fence. she hasn't been identified but was charged with unlawful entry. the bike rack is only about three and a half feet high. but it gives the secret service extra time to react to potential threats. and in this case law enforcement officials say it worked. it is one of several new security measures put in place here at the white house after

palmer's guides gave an interview to their telegraph saying i was devastate at the. i could not have seen the collar at night. i should have taken it to parks i admit that. so we did what had to be done and we took the head and skin as the client had paid for the trophy. researchers say about a dozen lions in the area were illegally killed in the past few years. no one was ever caught. zimbabwe's environment minister said its country is seeking the extradition of palmer to face charges. >> at this moment in time there's no formal extra decision that is binding on the united states. >> reporter: palmer has been in hiding for nearly a week as protesters rally outside his closed dental practice. wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, the wreckage found this week that could belong to missing malaysia airlines 370 has now arrived at a french military base for further analysis. the wing flap was found washed up on a french island. on wednesday experts will analyze the wreckage for signs of where it originated and what caused it to break off. officials say even

palmer isn't extradited a u.s. law called the lacy act could spell trouble for him. >> to people who have imported animals they have taken in violation of a foreign nation's law. imprisonment is a possible penalty. >> big game hunting is big business. last year a texas man paid $350,000 to hunt a rhinoceros. money reportedly used for conservation. authorities in zimbabwe suspending big game hunting in the area where cecil was killed. >>> abc 7 news was in san francisco today as activists called on governor brown to end fracking in california. the protesters held signs, gathered signatures, and handed out pamphlets with the governor's phone numbers on them. they say the practice of fracking hurts the environment and is dangerous to our health. >> every citizens in california should be concerned about this. we're in a drought situation. we're using millions of gallons of water with an unsafe practice. i urge everybody to call the governor and their legislators as well in sacramento. >> this is one of 16 rallies in ca

palmer says he thought the hunt was legal. however, zimbabwe is demanding palmer be extradited and face charge for cecil's death. >>> meanwhile, someone vandalized palmer's vacation home in florida. you can see the words "lion killer" painted on the garage door in marco island. the outrage over the killing has spread throughout the world but some of palmer's neighbors say the situation is overblown. >> pretty pathetic to rush to judgment over something you don't have all the answers to. they committed a crime. they're saying he committed a crime. i think they committed an obvious one. >> palmer has not been charged with a crime and insists he was counting on local guides to make sure the hunt was legal. >>> a memorial to a bad boy now adoerns a minor league stadium in wichita, kansas. 9-year-old carlisle died sunday after being hit by a player's bat during a warm-up swing the day before. t the team joined fans in placing heart-shaped signs with the boy's initials throughout the stadium. >>> happening now, boston mayor walsh is

after walter palmer 58-year-old dentist killed the prize ed lion cecil, palmer allegedly paid $50,000 for the controversial kill. delta airlines announced it would no longer transport animal trophies such as lions, tigers and elephants. the decision by delta airlines to enforce a blanket ban fails to distinguish between trade in and transportation of legally acquired wild life specimens. hunting is a major source of south africa's somebody yore economic activity contributing to community development and social upliftment. 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

walter palmer is still in hiding. ryan smith got an inside look at the park where cecil lived. >> reporter: in zimbabwe we arrived where cecil called home. >> he was famous. >> reporter: wrong his followers, a lion researcher who fitted cecil with a special collar in 2008. tracking his every move until the day dr. walter palmer shot cecil dead july 1st. palmer's guide faces criminal charges and there are calls for his extradition. he believed the kill was entirely legal but he showed us why he doubts the story. >> they knew what they were coming for. >> reporter: adding the lion collar he was using to track cecil could suggest a cover up. >> we get the impression someone is trying to fool us, moving it around so it looks like the lion is alive. >> reporter: palmer and his guide saying they didn't know they killed a famous lion. in a court hearing they admit when they discovered he was wearing a tracking collar but claims they removed the device, left it in a tree and contacted authorities. weeks. in miss hometown, cha

walter palmer, a minnesota dentist, admitted killing the lion while on a hunting trip palmer has beenn hiding since hiss identity became known. and now zk wants palmer extradited to face criminal charges. palmer's statement claimed he had the correct permits and he place it had blame on his guides. joining me now wildlife biologist and good friend jeff corwin. jeff, with a welcome to you. i'm curious how common it is to have recreational hunting of animals like lions. we hear all the time hunters do provide a service and they will help keep the herds healthy. but is that the case with lions? >> well if you really want to look at the statistics alex for big game african animal hunting, each year between 50 and 60 million people visit the 54 countries in africa as a tourist and out of that 55 million people, only about 18,,500 are actually big game hunters. now, as far as the lion population goes they are between 25 and 30 35,000 african lions left in africa. they here in a lot of trouble. but when it comes to game hunting, only about 600 or 800 are taken every year. now if you want to

but zimbabwe's environment minister calls palmer quote, a foreign poacher. worldwide anger and we will see if palmer is extradited or not. a petition to the white house calling for his extradition now has over 200,000 signatures. let's talk about it with former u.n. and state department official david tarfuri. this is not about legally if he can extradited. i think that answer is clear. yes, he can be extradited. but there's also a political element to this. how much weight will the united states put on human rights concern about zimbabwe and president mugabe and the legal system there as to whether they want a u.s. citizen to be tried there? >> that will definitely play an important part of the decision of whether the u.s. will extradite him or will try to prosecute him here. i think it's clear that he will be prosecuted either here or in zimbabwe. zimbabwe has a very strong argument that he should be extradited. the process is very interesting. he would actually have to have his case reviewed by the state department and then by the department of justice. i

drew palmer was the victim today giving up a tieing run on a sac fly. 4-4 ball game.o extra innings. oakland in the 11th off brad ziegler. two-out base hit and a's win the first road series since july 12th with a 7-4 victory. >>> grand prix today was scott dixson and juan pablo montoya. fallen driver justin wilson honored in many ways including number 25. a lot of errors in the pits today just like trying to drop one off at the airport. will power involved. locked up for a second straight year and pablo man tontoya needo patch one driver and could not do it. scott dixson wins and the fourth series champion ship on a tiebreaker with more wins this season over montoya. >> i still can't believe it. such a long shot to get through and i guess we won it on most wins with j.p. so sorry for him but fantastic for the team. >> dodgers and giants going to be at the division race to watch in september. stay tuned. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, zack efron was a big hit with the musical franchise but next, how his new movie mad >>> coming up tonight at 11:00. >> the adrenaline

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