and you see two lions fighting for their woman!ee that one of them, of course, thinking he is the king of the jungle. the other one shows up, saying no, i'm the king of the jungle and they are fighting really over the lady that is off to the side. an you can see that at this point, she is kind of walking away. a little bored at what is going on with these two males. eventually, she is out of the screen. you won't believe the way this ends. but in order to see it, you are going to have to watch the show later today. >> lest get back to you a little bit. where did you go to school in the area? >> i went to san jose. san jose state. >> got it. a spartan. >> i'm a spartan. i grew up in the east bay. i grew up in san francisco for a little bit before going to los angeles. >> i want to ask you that. when i watch the show and i look at everyone there on the air, how exactly did you get the gig? or did the gig kind of find you? >> it was ... they found me. i was working in la and they saw my work. >> do you contribute to looking on the int

called like two lions. you know?my favorite. >> i know, yeah. >> his name is andrew hales and he does awkward things. >> called adam on a chair. >> and what is the purpose of taking the pictures? >> for art. >> oh, art. right. >> like that [ bleep ]? >> yeah. >> oh, my gosh. he with this video has reached new heights of awkwardness. because holy mackerel, i thought you couldn't do it anymore. >> he is the king of awkward. just when you think what else could he do? he's at the deepest part of the awkward well. nope. >> now, ladies, would you tell the truth? he doesn't look bad. i mean, i don't know what he's looking for me to say. >> this one's called two tigers. >> beautiful. >> yeah. this one's called dad bod. >> i got to catch a bus. >> boy london here is like, you know what? i'm just not that into you. >> this is on a college campus. you can see people wearing their backpacks. they probably assume it's just another student with an art project. it's not completely out of the realm of possibility. >> they're for sal

tracking two lions in particular, ramos and pujon. >> oh, ramos is there. savvy. you see him?o of them. >> yeah. >> you like them, don't you? >> oh, they're magnificent. they're very admirable. he's a bit of a worrier, that one. should we try and approach them? >> yeah. >> when you go for lions, you don't never drive straight on them. >> right. >> you kind of go at an angle. that relaxes them. it's funny how they pretend they don't see you. they're so completely aware. so, basically, what we look at to try to identify them are the spots, it's like their fingerprint. puncture wound on his face. that means he's fighting with a female like if they fight with another competitor, male, the wounds will be on the back. it's too dangerous to go for the head area if they're fighting. the reason for the collars, to see how lions behave to cope with threats in the area to show that lions and the maasai can actually stay together. live together. one of the diminishing things for them is the rain, the same resource that the lions need. if push came to shove and one part had to go, it would

it would run atop the 101 freeway, linking two mountain lion habitats in the area.roject would cost $38 million. >>> and a yale university team determined that earth has eight times more trees than previously estimated. unfortunately the study also shows tree cover has been cut almost in half since human civilization began. >>> lake seerie is experiencing another green summer, we're talking about toxic algee in the water. the problem is being blamed on agricultural runoff. >> reporter: each summer a growing underwater forest of toxic alee suffocates lake erie. this farmer is trying to stop that. he plants tall grass along the river using no till corn, and after he arvests he replants his fields with rye grass. >> reporter: so that is specifically designed to keep everything from washing off of the soil. >> exactly. >> reporter: but the city of toledo declared its water unsafe for drinks, conservationists put the blame on farmers like him. >> i guess it upset me personally, because i'm trying to do all i can to seep the soil particles out of the river. urbanization,

two months of silence for the lion killer broken. at the center of the controversy comes forward. jonathan: he killed one of the world's most famous lions and now he is ready to get back to work. elizabeth hur has the story. reporter: brabbling the silence and insisting he is not in hiding he has been with the friends andr for months to keep a profile for their safety. in an interview with the minneapolis star tribune and the "associated press" he said this has been hard on my wife and daughter. adding i don't understand that level of humanity to come after people not involved at all. >> he talked about it agitation because he knew the lion hunter. >> in his first interview since he killed the sam bab way most celebrated lions, he said despite the reports that cecil was shot and killed he says he used a bow and arrow and maintain he is believes it was legal. >> he is an intense individual. >> he was fidgety but didn't want to get in a core detail of how it was killed. reporter: the two who assisted him in the hunt has been criminally

sunday night football, manning had it winning over lions. 39-year-old, two touchdowns.dollar bonus that comes with it. a record with bonus and 22 million-dollar man. i would like to say every million for a year he's been alive. championship saturday and they have some fun sunday. team leads on final road trip of the year. all of the roo can recollect -- rookies had to wear undies and walk to the hotel. mvp harper, let him know about it. then, it got worst from there. the phylies scored score -- now retirement today after the 20th season. 45-year-old has # -- 48 career victories. we are coming right back, everything >> nicole: dow features down. good morning to you marÍa. >> maria: hello, nicole. i'm maria bartiromo. it's september 28. fox business network megan. they will discus everything from ukraine to russia's move in syria. >> are you prepare today -- prepared to put russian combat in syria if it's necessary to defeat isis? >> russia will not participate in any other state, well, at least we don't plan on it right now, but we are considering intensifying our work w

the hunter two gunned down a famed lion during an african safari is ready to get back to work and insists he did nothing illegal. >> another drone falls out of the sky at a college football event. >> reporter: visibility is an issue in one or two places, we'll talk about that coming up. >> we'll reveal the number one rule to keep your marriage in good standing. i don't know what it is, it is coming up. >> back to our breaking news right now, sky6 live hd camera from temple university has a live view right now. this is a tragic accident in center city that left two pedestrians dead. our and is on the scene. apparently a taxi cab hit two people, one person died at the scene. another person died a short time later. the taxi driver stopped nearby. it's a tragic situation in center city broad and arch street. >> karen will continue our coverage here. >> reporter: a horrible accident scene happened at 4:30, annie mccormick live on the scene telling us they have the area surrounded out. you saw the police officers working out there. they have to do the accident investigation. it could take a whi

lion cub. one of the two lioness housed at the zoo gave birth to the cub. >> the staff will not find out about the gender for about three weeks from now. they want to leave the mom and cub time to bond. >> they will continue to monitor two of them through a remote camera that's been installed. that's really neat. >> exciting. great way to end for the weekend. happy labor day. world news tonight is next. >> we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour at 6:00. >>> tonight, major developments in the race for the white house. what hillary clinton is now saying about her e-mails. will she apologize? and joe biden on whether he'll run. whether he'll challenge clinton for the nomination. >>> breaking news in the hunt for suspects considered dangerous. after a lieutenant is killed, the search outside of a major american city. they're now taking dna swabs. neighbors asking, what's going on? >>> the deadly riptide. a 28-year-old pulled into the water. tonight, another case captured on video. the woman trapped, panicked, asking for help. >>> and our exclusive with pope francis. just hours away

see the video that got the two players suspended. >>> the dentist who killed cecil the lion gives his side of the story. >>> a man recovering from a shark by the said he is not the victim, bus stop the shark is. why he is blaming himself for what happened. when "action news" comes right back. >> a number of european countries are discussing the prospect of taking in refugees that are fleeing vial -- violence from their countries. angela markell said those who don't get get asylum will not be able to stay. pope francis is calling caths licks around -- catholics around europe to take in fleeing families at parishes and monasteries. >>> thousands of farmers are protesting the pricing they are getting for milk and pork, they arrived on hundreds of trackers honoring their horns in anger. high taxes and falling prices have and after the -- exacer exacerbated their problems. >>> breaking his silence and insisting he was not in hiding, dr. walter palmer said he has been with his family and friends for the past two months keeping a low profile for their safety after someone vandalized his flor

this morning, a minnesota dentist best known for killing a popular lion will head back to work tomorrow. walter palmer speaking out two months after shooting cecil the lion in zimbabwe. in a joint interview with the associated press and the minneapolis star tribune, palmer says he still believes the shooting was legal. he also talked about the effect of the worldwide uproar saying "this has been especially hard on my wife, my daughter. they've been threatened in social media. i need to get back to my staff and my parents and they want me back -- patients and they want me back. that's why i'm back. >>> a cheetah named pounce will remain off exhibit while wildlife officials at the end zoo figure out how he escaped from his enclosure. the big cat got loose yesterday. park guests were ushered to safety. staff members found pounce lying in an area outside the exhibit. they used a tranquilizing dart to subdue him without anybody being pounced on. i added that part. >> i'm sure you did the producers will not be happy about that. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> yes, remember, cheetahs nev

lion. he's broken his silence more than two months after killing cecil. >> as dr. goes back to work today, he insists he did nothing wrong. ears abc's david wright. >> we rececil. >> reporter: for the first time since the protesters shut it down, this minnesota dental clinic is expected to can back open for business. dr. walter palmer is now breaking his silence for the first time since his controversial hunt speaking to reporters from the minneapolis star tribune and the "associated press" who described him as tense. >> bright white smile. we never saw that smile during the interview. it was very business like. he told them if i had known this lion had a name and was important to the country or a study, obviously i wouldn't have taken it. he insists the hunt didn't break any laws and disputed early reports that said he wounded cecil, then talked him another 40 hours. he told reporters the interval was much shorter. he hasn't been seen in public for months. his home vandalized his family receiving death threats. i've been out of the public eye. that doesn't mean i'

. >> well, every day in south africa, two to three captive red lions are being called. there's a call to action to stop the practice. the recent killing of cecil the lion has put a spotlight on the world of game hunting, specifically in south africa. it's a booming industry and, in some cases, lions are being bread bred for hunting. this will be shown in the movie red lions. it's a practice known as canned lions. >> lions are systemically hand closures into bigger closures where a trophy hunter would have been safe to shoot the lion. >> reporter: there are six to 8,000 lions on breeding farm. controversy lies with the canned lion industry which handles things differently. >> they have nowhere to go. they're often disoriented and half drugged. they don't have any chance whatsoever to know what is happening. >> reporter: blood lions follows a journalist and hunter on their journey to uncover the truth. they find tourists and volunteers are being lured by the commercialization and are not informed the animals are destined for the hunting industry. the conservation of lions

he kept a low profile after being identified as the hunter who killed cecil the lion in zimbabwe two months ago. officials in zimbabwe say cecil was lured out of a national park and shot with a compound bow. the landowner and guide have been charged in cecil's death. the african country says it wants palmer sent back to face charges. >>> from our nbc 10 jersey shore bureau, big night tonight in atlantic city. the miss america paneligeant wi kick off. nbc 10 was there as the contestants arrived last week. today they unveiled the shoes they will wear in the show us your shoes parade. events and competitions will continue throughout the week. this year's winner will be crowned inside boardwalk hall sunday. >>> now to new information about the made in america music fast val. we learned this year's event in philadelphia was a record breaker. the city announced more than 130,000 people came out to hear the artists over the holiday weekend. everyone from beyonce to nick jonas and meek mill. this is also the first time both days sold out. >>> too soon here, it's beginning to look a lot like

two straight to open the season. a year after making the playoffs, a 0-2 start has the lions badly needing a win. >> we have not played well consistently. i think against this playoff team it gives us an opportunity to measure up. >> shotgun for machine nning. >> tonight a future hall of famer comes to town with his team at 2-0. >> manning has done it again. >> peyton manning returns to a familiar stage. >> touchdown. 400 career touchdowns. >> number 509. >> he understands now his place in history on sunday night football. >>> and inside ford field now, this is "football night in america." collinsworth, where about an hour and a half from now we'll be upstairs in the booth with al michaels as they kick it off between the lions and the broncos. we'll kick off with a familiar question. peyton manning always a subject of interest, or fascination. his numbers are unimpressive through the first two weeks. is he in decline at age 39 or is it circumstances surrounding him? >> he has made a few throws where you go what was that, right? and let's just be honest about it. it's not the only thing new that's going on. this is a t

palmer kept a low profile after being identified as the hunter who killed cecil the lion in zimbabwe twoabwe officials say cecil was lured out of a national park and shot with a comepound bow. animal activists stood outside the clinic calling for the end of trophy hunting. >> i would like to see him lose his business, i really would. that may sound terrible. maybe that would send a message to people. >> officials from zimbabwe say they want palmer sent back to face charges. >>> president obama today got another win in a political battle over the iran nuclear deal. >> so many democrats have backed the president that a vote in the senate might not even happen. here's nbc 10 national correspondent steve handelsman. >> reporter: republicans slammed the obama nuclear deal with iran and demanded a vote. >> this debate should not be about a president who will leave office in 16 months. it should be about where our country will be in 16 years. >> reporter: democrat joe man l manchin of west virginia says he's opposed. three senate democrats backed the deal today, 41 in all, meaning democrats cou

he said if those two guys named sanders can play in the nfl, why can't i. >> >> al: the lions honored the late charlie sanders at halftime in a ceremony. there's his name on the ring of honor. his favorite golfer was doug sanders. >> cris: don't get into chicken and all. i know where you're going with that. >> al: i'm going nowhere, that's where i'm going. so it's first and ten at the 15 yard line. detroit can stop the clock twice plus the two-minute warning. from the pistol, anderson. to the 13 yard line. >> cris: well, it didn't cure the running game by any means for the broncos tonight, but this pistol formation sure has made peyton manning look more comfortable to me. >> al: a little action for those of you who have joined us a little late. manning's numbers are part of the best outing for him this season. stafford has had his moments. he had that pass to thomas at the end of the first half on a fourth and one and then the bruton interception, gigantic here. and denver is trying to make it a two-possession lead. detroit can hold them to a field goal, it's an eight-point game, a on

lion was shot? it was the dentist's fault. two people shot on live tv. it's the guns fault. it's either people are pulling the trigger and committing crime or it's not. you have to make up your mind, liberals. now two more horrific murders. two cops blown away in cold blood. in houston, deputy sheriff darren gunned down while pumping gas and in fox lake, illinois, lieutenant joseph. fox lake, illinois, a sleepy little any time usa with the last reported homicide being in 2009 and as far as we know, never has a cop been killed. those two bring the gruesome total to seven law enforcement officers who have been killed nationwide in recent weeks. it's a crisis. in times of crisis we turn to our leaders, the commander in chief, president obama could have set the tone this week. he could have delivered a let's all step back and stop the senseless slaughter of law enforcement speech. after all, i seem to recall his urgent rush to investigate ferguson in baltimore. oh, that's right. they were calling for the investigation of the cops, not the cop killers. anyway, president obama had

. >>> a minnesota dentist best known for killing a popular lion will head back to work tomorrow. walter palmer speaking out two months after shooting cecil the lion in zimbabwe. in a joint interview with the associated press and the minneapolis star tribune he says he still believes the shooting was illegal. he says this has been especially hard on my wife and daughter. they've been threatened in social media. i need to get back to my staff and patients and they want me back. that is why i'm back. >>> a muslim flight attendant says she was suspended from her job for refusing to serve alcohol. sherry stanley converted to islam a year ago. since then she has refused to serve the drink saying alcohol is against her religious beliefs. stanley has filed a discrimination complaint saying they're required to make reasonable accommodations for her beliefs. >>> 5:44. meteorologist bill evans is back in town. he joins us with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> let's take a look at the chrysler building brought to you by chrysler where today as we look across the east river over towards roosevelt island, toward queen

two pilot films. and now they're showing them in the lion's den: the un headquarters in nairobi. salim: they showed us a photograph. they said, 'uh, there's going to be like 20, 30 people coming by.' but i think it's going to be more. reporter: lunch break at the united nations. the auditorium fills up. whether from the un's food and agricultural organisation or its environment program, they're all here to see themselves as others see them. some aren't feeling especially comfortable. >> we hadn't made a start on the grant application. we didn't even have a good acronym yet. and everybody knows it's all about the acronym. sometimes a good acronym can win a grant just like that! reporter: ngo-speak: talking a lot to say nothing. the more recognisable it becomes, the more the professional aid workers relax. >> so everyone's going to take four letters. i'm thinking beef, boeuf, zone something catchy, pizzazz, yeah. >> 'building real infrastructure, bringing enterprise to societies which is bribes, but that didn't help anyone. that was complete nonsense. >> it raises questions that ar

and i with a look ahead to next sunday's matchup in detroit between the lions and the broncos right after the game. so you need two scores. you're going to have to have an onside kick at some point and recover that. rodgers, how is that for a fourth quarter? 999. >> cris: always looks like he's under control. he has this coolest guy in the room kind of deal. it's hard to believe he sat there on draft day and watched the entire league pass on him. to >> al: he never forgot it either. >> cris: a lot of great players in this league have managed to carry a chip with them for a long time and it serves them well. >> al: he knows how to settle down the fan base as well. they got off to a bad start a couple years ago, sunday night being in houston. he walked into the room, hey, outside the guy is falling but inside we're just find. last year when they started out 1-2 he goes on the radio and says r-e-l-a-x. row relax. revent that from happening. here is the interception that a pretty special night for that young man. >> al: last year because seattle won on opening night. they had a head-to-head tiebreaker with green bay.

he said if those two guys named sanders can play in the nfl, why can't i. >> >> al: the lions honored the late charlie sanders at halftime in a ceremony. there's his name on the ring of honor. his favorite golfer was doug sanders. >> cris: don't get into chicken and all. i know where you're going with that. >> al: i'm going nowhere, that's where i'm going. so it's first and ten at the 15 yard line. detroit can stop the clock twice plus the two-minute warning. from the pistol, anderson. to the 13 yard line. >> cris: well, it didn't cure the running game by any means for the broncos tonight, but this pistol formation sure has made peyton manning look more comfortable to me. >> al: a little action for those of you who have joined us a little late. manning's numbers are part of the best outing for him this season. stafford has had his moments. he had that pass to thomas at the end of the first half on a fourth and one and then the bruton interception, gigantic here. and denver is trying to make it a two-possession lead. detroit can hold them to a field goal, it's an eight-point game, a on

he said if those two guys named sanders can play in the nfl, why can't i. >> >> al: the lions honored the late charlie sanders at halftime in a ceremony. there's his name on the ring of honor. his favorite golfer was doug sanders. >> cris: don't get into chicken and all. i know where you're going with that. >> al: i'm going nowhere, that's where i'm going. so it's first and ten at the 15 yard line. detroit can stop the clock twice plus the two-minute warning. from the pistol, anderson. to the 13 yard line. >> cris: well, it didn't cure the running game by any means for the broncos tonight, but this pistol formation sure has made peyton manning look more comfortable to me. >> al: a little action for those of you who have joined us a little late. manning's numbers are part of the best outing for him this season. stafford has had his moments. he had that pass to thomas at the end of the first half on a fourth and one and then the bruton interception, gigantic here. and denver is trying to make it a two-possession lead. detroit can hold them to a field goal, it's an eight-point game, a on

lions on sunday night football. manning going deep. he makes the catch. he takes it in for the touchdown. manning threw two touchdowns. ving to 3-0 beating the lions, 24-12. >>> the wife of brent grimes was arrested on disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. on the ground surrounded by officers, but the video doesn't show what led up to this. the arrest report shows traffic control police ordered pedestrian traffic to pass, but she crossed the street anyway. >>> jordan spieth wrapping up the tour on sunday by winning the championship. his sister ellie, his biggest fan, congratulated him. he won $10 million for winning the fed ex cup. the on course earnings this year is more than $22 million. the most ever for a golfer in a season. >>> nationals are nearing the end of a disappointing season. after flying out, bryce harper and teammate papelbon go at it in the dugout. having to be separated by teammates. the guys were mad because harper did not hustle on the flyout. harper said he apologized. whatever, i really don't care. both of them said they are like brothers. they are fighting like brothers. that was intense. >> if

two refugee families. >> the minnesota dentist who killed see sill the lion was surprised to learn that his hunting partyilled one of zimbabwe's most treasured animals and said they would not have killed cecil if they had known despite cecil was wandering for 40 hours, and was finished off, he said he was killed with an arrow and is returning to work after the killing of the lion sparked protests around the country. >> one san francisco resident wants do see change after getting blasted by noise from billy joel's concert at at&t park. 36,000 people attended the show on saturday but they are not the only ones who heard the music. it reached homes off the north slope and a woman believes minor tweaks could have made a major difference. >> we know it is fixable this is not brain science. but they could pass the information between engineers, as they travel with the artists so they make up the whole thing each time. >> there were noise come minutes after beyonce and jay-z concert last summer. the stadium's next concert is ac d.c. september 25. paw if they not the others were loud... >> they were in the book

. >>> now at 5:00, two big story, someonuped in the lion's depp at the zoo and started scaling the wall. chris gordon is live in sterling with the latest on that dead slighting of a teenager there. chris? >> reporter: we are about to share with you what we saw here at park view high school today. officers from the louden county sheriff's department, some were here for security and others were investigators probing the murder of the student who was on his way here. park view high school was on lockdown all day long. kept the kids in their first period class for most of the day. we'd staggered lunch shift, we let them out, of course, bathroom breaks, things like that. we facilitated the sheriff's office investigation any way we could because they are our partners in community f they needed to see somebody, we brought them down so they were sure to get what they needed. >> reporter: some parents came early to pick up their children but they were turn aid watch they didn't have much information. >> i heard a kid died, got shot this morning. other that that, no. >> reporter: as a parent, wha

lion. what he's saying about keeping a low profile and his return to work this week. >>> blind sided. two football players with a seemingly deliberate hit on a referee. >>> and hygiene expirmt. the scientist who hasn't take an shower for a very long time. he's now telling his secret to staying clean. >>> and good morning, i'm mara schiavocampo. >> i'm kendis gibson. the severe weather disrupting labor day plans for millions of americans. >> let's look at the radar. damaging winds, hail, and torrential downpours. >> in iowa this mork, flash flooding after nearly six inches of rain fell in just a matter of hours. the water partially covering that suv's tires. >> the time lapse showing a supercell forming. mollry cochran is tracking it all. >> for the labor day hol day we're looking at weather that could impact plans here. severe thunderstorms possible from kansas city into lincoln, nebraska. right on the brim of omaha. and flooding downpours across central iowa. we could see one to three inches of rain by the time all is said and done. meanwhile, across the northeast, it's unusually warm. w

and i with a look ahead to next sunday's matchup in detroit between the lions and the broncos right after the game. so you need twoto have an onside kick at some point and recover that. rodgers, how is that for a fourth quarter? 999. >> cris: always looks like he's under control. he has this coolest guy in the room kind of deal. it's hard to believe he sat there on draft day and watched the entire league pass on him. >> al: he never forgot it either. >> cris: a lot of great players in this league have managed to carry a chip with them for a long time and it serves them well. >> al: he knows how to settle down the fan base as well. they got off to a bad start a couple years ago, sunday night being in houston. he walked into the room, hey, outside the guy is falling but inside we're just find. last year when they started out 1-2 he goes on the radio and says r-e-l-a-x. r relax. he was right then, too. >> cris: a little burst from seattle offensively. from this team, it's been a good night for dom capers' punch. jimmy go hraham, i don't know t have the timing figured out. i think in a game like this you would have ho

the hunter charged with killing southeast -- cecil the lion in zimbabwe is asking for the charges to be dropped. and twobank robbers brag about their new cash online helping the ohio people track them down. they posed with a wad of bills on facebook and now they are being held on $250,000 bail. >>> back to politics, bill clinton speaking out in defense of his wife calling out the gop and the media claiming they are overhyping the e-mail scandal with bill clinton essentially calling it much to do about nothing. >> reporter: the pushback from the former president and ms. clinton is coming as new fox polls show the democratic frontrunner hinging support. clinton harkined back to the '90s when she decried an investigation an her husband where all of the earlier allegations were not true. >> can you explain about the alternative explanation? >> another conspiracy theory. >> you wanted to make it difficult for congressional workers to susubpoena -- subpoena your e-mail? >> that is totally ridiculous. >> reporter: in defending his wife, former president clinton portrayed the e-mail controversy as almost entire

and i with a look ahead to next sunday's matchup in detroit between the lions and the broncos right after the game. so you need twoto have an onside kick at some point and recover that. rodgers, how is that for a fourth quarter? 999. >> cris: always looks like he's under control. he has this coolest guy in the room kind of deal. it's hard to believe he sat there on draft day and watched the entire league pass on him. >> al: he never forgot it either. >> cris: a lot of great players in this league have managed to carry a chip with them for a long time and it serves them well. >> al: he knows how to settle down the fan base as well. they got off to a bad start a couple years ago, sunday night being in houston. he walked into the room, hey, outside the guy is falling but inside we're just find. last year when they started out 1-2 he goes on the radio and says r-e-l-a-x. r relax. he was right then, too. >> cris: a little burst from seattle offensively. from this team, it's been good night for dom capers' punch. jimmy go hraham, i don't know t have the timing figured out. i think in a game like this you would have hope

you're in the krueger national park and come across a lion, it's kind of hard to resist the urge to get too close. in this vehicle sounds like we have two guys and they report that another 4x4 full of tourists pulled up and almost ruined the experience for everybody here. the 4x4 kept creeping closer and closer and closer, you see the lion there keeping a keen eye on what's going on and what's approaching. just a little juke, that's it, close enough, that's all the lion needs to do to get these people to back off. now the guys inside the car are kind of funny, but i don't think the american people needed to hear this. >> road rager in, ever, ever leads to anything good, and i have two pretty terrible examples of it. this first one is video from russia and you see this white volkswagen as it's trying to get through traffic and turn left onto the lanes on the other side, and as that driver slows down there's another car that's coming and ends up clipping that other vehicle. >> i think it's fair to say this was just an accident. >> yep. >> but it wasn't. >> of course not. >> because the driver of the other vehicle gets out of that car, com

two surgeries. >>> the don'tist vilified after gunning down a beloved lion returned to work today. [ crowd noise ] >> he was greeted by a thong of media as he walked into his bloomington dentist's office. it's been a month since officials said they would try to extradite him for killing the lion but no one has contacted him. >>> friends and family are mourning the death of an art teacher killed in nepal. she was beaten to death by a man with whom she was staying. the teacher admitted to talking the 27-year-old with a hammer while she slept and dumping her body in the river. so far the motive appears to be money. >>> a rescue in the krodz areas of fair-- crossroads areas of fairfax county. the two people living there were not home but their dogs were inside, unconscious and having trouble breathing. firefighters provided them with masks and oxygen. both sudden mals survival -- both animals survived. >>> lottery officials are introducing the latest member of their millionaire's club. he won the fortune with a winning ticket purchased at shell on 12th street northeast. he was concerned he didn't have

lions. palmer has been keeping a low profile since the hunt in july. twoe have been charged with the illegal hunting but palmer has not been charged with any crime. >>> a chp officer is being create credited for saving the life of a bird that was hit by cars and then took a selfie. that is when he noticed the bird standing in the roadway. the bird wasn't moving so adam snatched it up, posted the picture and dropped the animal off at a bird rescue center. >>> traffic is expected to be heavy in novato black rock festival. 70,000 people attended the art and music festival which officially ends today. on a normal day it would take about two hours to drive it to the desert but today it's estimated that drive could take 12 hours. once everyone has left, organizers will spend time cleaning up that site. >>> line backer brooks is facing misdemeanor charge of sexual battery is expected to rejoin the niners today. he did make the final 53 man roster over the weekend. head coach announced that he will practice with the team today. both the nfl and niners say they wil

and i with a look ahead to next sunday's matchup in detroit between the lions and the broncos right after the game. so you need twoto have an onside kick at some point and recover that. rodgers, how is that for a fourth quarter? 999. >> cris: always looks like he's under control. he has this coolest guy in the room kind of deal. it's hard to believe he sat there on draft day and watched the entire league pass on him. >> al: he never forgot it either. >> cris: a lot of great players in this league have managed to carry a chip with them for a long time and it serves them well. >> al: he knows how to settle down the fan base as well. they got off to a bad start a couple years ago, sunday night being in houston. he walked into the room, hey, outside the guy is falling but inside we're just find. last year when they started out 1-2 he goes on the radio and says r-e-l-a-x. r relax. he was right then, too. >> cris: a little burst from seattle offensively. from this team, it's been a good night for dom capers' punch. jimmy go hraham, i don't know t have the timing figured out. i think in a game like this you would have ho

that lion named cecil was wearing a gps collar. twoin zimbabwe have been charged in the case. >>> a little tiger cub is now being nursed back to health after it was found wondering around the neighborhood in southern california. that is the little cub. he's being well taken care of now but the three month old cub was turned into the ramona humane society over the weekend and transferred to the lions, tires, and bears -- lions, tigers, and bears animal sanctuary. >> she obviously has not had real proper nutrition and he does have some issues. he is weak in the back, he is real limp on his tail, real dull looking, he's got a hernia. >> while life experts say the cub was bred in captivity. they plan to hold a fundraiser for that little guy. >>> the mystery over that famous chicken the one that was running loose at the bay bridge toll plaza has been solved. ken houston says he was trying to donate two chickens to the stone herself edible schoolyard until east oakland for their newly installed chicken coops. he said he stopped at the parkin

lion returns to work. new after 4:30, why this dentist says it's importan >>> two weeks before he visits the u.s., pope francisther policy change. it will now be easier and less expensive to get a marriage annulment in the catholic church. bishops have the ability to fast track annulments themselves. the process should be completed in 45 days. it's a significant change because annulments allow divorced catholics to remarry within the church by declaring they have initial union was never a valid marriage. he will be heading to washington, d.c. one of the three cities he'll visit in the u.s. join me as abc 7 news follows pope francis on this trip. >>> queen elizabeth ii will be making history tomorrow. she will become the longest serving monarch breaking queen victoria's reign on the throne. good job if you can get it. elizabeth is the nation's 40th monarch and only the 6th queen since william and conquerer took the throne. >>> a woman forced to give up her crown making a comeback of sorts. >> vanessa williams returning to the pageant to serve as the head judge for the 2016 competition. back in 1984 williams bec

two players sack the refer real estate? and the american hunter who killed the beloved lion is finally telling his side of the story.aptioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> quijano: good evening, scott is off tonight. i'm elaine quijano. the race for the white house is a marathon, not a sprint. for the democrats it just got a lot closer. as the candidates marked the labor day by marching in parades and taking-- taking

two players sack the referee? and the american hunter who killed a beloved lion is finally telling his side of the story.tioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> quijano: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm elaine quijano. this is our western edition. the race for the white house is a marathon, not a sprint. for the democrats, it just got a lot closer. as the candidates marked the labor day by marching in parades

of how this lion was killed. >> palmer says he had no idea cecil was a famous lion, but he believes the hunt was legal. twosisted palmer in the hunt have been charged criminally. he has not been charged. palmer plans to reopen his dental practice tomorrow. >>> law enforcement officers around the country gave a final salute to the illinois police officer fatally shot last week. thousands attended a funeral service for fox lake police lieutenant joe gliniewicz. the veteran officer was shot and killed while responding to a report of three men acting suspiciously in a suburb north of chicago. there have been no arrests in the case. the 52-year-old officer was just weeks from retirement. >>> a formal hearing will take place tomorrow in san antonio, texas, in a disturbing hit during a high school football game. you're going to see it. the target was not a player but a game official. the video of the incident that has two players in very serious trouble. >> reporter: this texas referee blind sided, hit not once but twice. first you see a jon jay high school defensive back take him down, then a second player dives

. >> the amount of time this lion wandered around wounded in africa reports were it was almost two days. he said that's not true. >> reporter: the hunter who helped palmer kill the rare lion has been charged in zimbabwe with failure to prevent an illegal hunt. >> he has been in contact with the u.s. authorities. haven't heard from anyone in zimbabwe. they are in a holding pattern. >> reporter: the u.s. fish and wild life service confirms to cbs news they are investigating dr. palmer but at this point no charges have been filed. >>> pope francis simplified marriage annulment procedures. it will make the process faster. bishops will directly handle and there will be no automatic appeals. the pope says bishops should give greater help to divorced couples. >>> this morning britain's government is defending a drone strike that killed two men fighting with isis. prime minister david cameron told parliament the men were planning deadly attacks. one target reportedly could have been an event attended by queen elizabeth. clarissa ward is in london with details of the drone strike attack. >> repo

lion. >> a strange one from georgia where two parents seriously injured allegedly by their sons. they were allegedly trying kill account couple. both parents were injured. police say natural gas was seeing into the home. the mother managed to call for help. phillip mena with more. >> georgia police investigate agattempted murder within the walls of this atlanta area mansion. yvonne trer vin calling 911 for help as her sons attack her and her husband. >> she stated to our 911 operator that her sons were trying to kill her and her husband. >> police say she was able to make that call thanks to her husband zachary. badly wounded as he kept the 17-year-old cameron and 22-year-old christopher at bay. >> she told the operator that the husband was distracting the sons and she was able to call. that is probably the life-saving move from this event. >> reporter: along this street of manicured lawns, neighbors stunned to see the father badly bleeding in front of his home. >> he was moving slightly but he wasn't in good shape at all. >> reporter: police are not commenting on a possible moti

lions hosted the broncos. the quarterback threw for 334 yards and two touchdowns leading denver to a 24-12 victory. >>> the washingtonnals were eliminated from playoff contention saturday but the team's frustration over the failed season was put on display after teammates tussled in the dugout. bryce harper and jonathan papaelbon exchange words in the bottom of the eighth and papelbon initiating the fight with a chokehold. several players and coaches step in and break up the scuffle. washington went on to lose to last place phillies 12-5. i mean really? >> there's no way papelbon is on that team much longer. harper is worth like $100 million more than papelbon. >> put him in a chokehold seriously? >> they said it was like brotherly love like brothers fighting. >> bill, the weather? >> on this monday, a lot of rain headed for the east coast. i haven't said that in month. first good chance of a soaking rain all the way from the gulf to the northeast this week maybe not just one chance but two. first off this morning, heavy rain still exists from biloxi to mobile it's beginning to exit mississippi but you got drenched y

two players sack the referee? and the american hunter who killed a beloved lion is finally telling his side of the story. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> quijano: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm elaine quijano. this is our western edition. the race for the white house is a marathon, not a sprint. for the democrats, it just got a lot closer. as the candidates marked the labor day by marching in parades and taking selfies, the latest poll shows bernie sanders pulled ahead of hillary clinton in new hampshire, 49% to 38%. pency cordes spent the day on the campaign trail in the granite state. >> reporter: here in new hampshire, labor day means two things... ...parades and politics. >> what a beautiful little boy. >> reporter: candidates were so thick on the ground here they kept bumping into each other. like senate colleagues bernie sanders and lindsay graham. one a democrat, the other a republican walking in the same parade in milford. >> this is when people start to pay attention. this is the first inning of a nine-inning game. >> reporter: but the tr

let's get to the sports scores and peyton manning passing for 324 yards and two tads as the denver broncos put away the detroit lions to improve to 3-0 on the season. manning connecting with three-time pro bowler did he march yous thomas on a 45-yard touchdown pass with only five seconds left in the first half. the lions fall to 0-3 with this logs which is the worst start for the team since 2010. around the rest of the nfl the atlanta falcons scoring the last 25 points of the game to complete the comeback against the dallas cowboys. philadelphia eagles earning their first win of the season topping the new york jets 24-14. cincinnati bankless thwart a late rally by the baltimore ravens. the defending nbc champion seattle seahawks winning their first game of the season holding the chicago bears scoreless in their game. >>> let's move on to major league baseball. emotions boiled over in washington in the nationals dugout as the teammates brice harper and jonathan papelbon brawled. questioning his hustle. after the game saying the teammates had squashed the beef, i don't know what that means, but harper refused to comme