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had 3 hearing from the camera traps mari's with the astray and wildlife conservancy a group dedicated to protecting native animals from introduced species very small town in long beach of all of these little will be in. all our own. is running along the other side of the fence a big catch anthony trial trying to work out how to get through. it's great news proof that the species has survived another night. but there's also been a more ominous discovery found another cat we haven't seen him before looks like a female cat and got lots of images of her actually walking past camera. and she is calling a sock see she's her left foot is what. it's really important when you find cat sitting here that we identify how many there are and he's a spit of money and so you can actually not home arranging here or our mari to really kind of hiding in. on her movements to try to try to hunt and then we want to get trapped in failure stopping to get me. yeah i've got a way to go before we can get this fenced so. every night it's critical for the little guys right now. pressure of my pressure over the.

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debbie says if otto can go on display some day he'll continue the sanctuary's mission of wildlife conservationstrange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> a "strange inheritance" mystery... >> i thought, "what? what is going on?" >> ...a norman rockwell shocker. >> is it a fake? >> well, this was the question that was in everyone's mind. >> oh, if these walls could talk. >> i want you to put your hands like this, and we're going to pull it toward me. >> aah! >> there you go. >> oh, my goodness. >> keep going. ♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in arlington, vermont, once home to norman rockwell. it was also home to a man who left his children a multimillion-dollar conundrum involving the iconic american painter and illustrator. >> my name is don trachte jr. my siblings and i were supposed to inherit from our father one of norman rockwell's best-known paintings. what we got was a mystery. what the heck had dad done with it? >> hi, don. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. >> so nice to meet you. so great to be in vermont. what is

and each other in certain ways and i think exposes students to that type attitude towards wildlife conservation people in general and then also just uniqueness of the wildlife there australia's it has the highest extinction rate of any a comment or of any country on the planet and so i'm there in the greatest need and i think the students can bring back with them ways sort of apply what they're doing to stop this a crisis. >>the class also raise $7,000 to donate to several organizations in australia to hear the rest of that interview just download the kron on app live local news streaming commercial free 24 7. >>that our 4 zone forecast where you are looking live tonight at the golden gate bridge and our chief meteorologist is here with the weather she just wants to go the roadways are open people are certain but yeah we have seen a little bit of snow. well up there spring-like skiing conditions get a little slushy into the afternoon so be prepared for that they've still got a lot of snow up there on the mountain tops 54 inches for based there at kirkwood they've got 85 trails open one inch ove

and why wildlife conservation isn‘t just about saving the popular animals like pandas and tigers — butreally unwell. that‘s according to research by the charity baby lifeline, which has criticised the lack of mandatory training for staff — and has found huge inconsistencies in amounts spent on training by trusts, varying from £1,000 up to £350,000 a year. this report follows the recent maternity scandals at shrewsbury and telford hospitals and east kent hospitals trust — which are both being investigated for "avoidable" baby deaths. there are now calls for the government to reinstate the maternity safety training fund — which was introduced in 2016 but only lasted for a year. let‘s talk now to sara ledger — from ba by lifeline and james titcombe — whose sonjoshua died aged just nine days old in 2008. we can also speak to laura middleton who lost her daughter charlotte lastjuly. thank you all for coming on the programme, thank you very much. james, i wonder how you reacted to the news that baby deaths are being investigated at other trusts? which, perhaps suggests lessons aren‘t being l

more.ved madam speaker, eddie founded the north carolina wildlife habitat $5 ndation which raised million and has funded $1.5 million in conservation projects across north carolina. eddie has been the driving force behind wildlife resource will benefit hat future generations forever. hanks to eddie's persuasive abilities and creative thinking, recruited t -- he's the state of north carolina and others to join him to the tune f millions of dollars in projects to improve wildlife restoration, water quality, be habitat statewide. funded, foundation has habitat, e, a quail north carolina state university in k bear research project hyde county and created the frank a. sharp junior wildlife center in guilford county. we can all thank eddie for the create the north carolina wildlife resources commission, wildlife endowment which currently has $130 million in assets and has funded million for wildlife restoration and habitat improvements. madam speaker, eddie also helped create the state water fowl tax and state income checkoff for nongame and endangered wildlife which together have raised $10 million nongame wildlife and water fowl projec

the resorts will conserve 27 acres as wildlife happen at that time and the tram itself will be rerouted away from wilderness. it will take 15 minutes to travel from one resort to the other. keanu reeves in san francisco is there filming "matrix 4. this is where north beach meets chinatown. >> i heard he was going in and out yesterday as well? >> really? >> a lot of people in the area. >> yum-yum. >> they were thrilled to see him. hey, you, come on in here. >> everybody wants to be a star. >> the nice weather heading into the bay area. highs in the upper 60s, warmer than it was yesterday. and we're going to see some upper 60s, even low 70s heading to concord and pittsburg as well as danville and then for the peninsula, very nice. for san francisco up to 60 on the embarcadero. in the north bay upper 60s and 70s for highs today feeling very much like spring. a lot of these temperatures ten degrees above normal. >> you drive over to the north bay, we do have an increased volume here as is typical this time heading to san rafael. highway 37 has an issue. if folks are choosing between which r

there is demand for electric vehicles in conservation areas for example and wildlife such as for i was north of my road be. this one produce a used to be got stripped and it's been retrofitted with a super quiet electric engine a major advantage here in the savannah. what i like about it is the silence when you're driving. close to the i would argue with no one. here so they don't get to stop you kind of person are new rules and. you can stop. your war without stopping unlike the vehicle which is this you have you know. that. the safari jeep was converted by swedish company. the company has set up shop in kenya with 40 employees and installs electric engines and cause a mind to bikes and soon buses to. electrum a billet has benefits not tiny for the environment but also for the economy here in kenya according to a.p. tests co-founder philip looked strong. and for. going forward we will go more and more towards towards manufacturing of a deeper and deeper level which means that we can make kenya into the actual central hub for electric vehicles of this region and we can move away from i

protests about tesla's arrival grew louder locals complained that wildlife would be affected and that the plant would affect water conservation and supply in the area. but want to stop tesla literally in its tracks is the trees tesla is tearing a forest to build its factory but at the weekend the state court ruled it stop all work at the site until further notice acting on a complaint by the brandenburg green league a local environmental group. earlier today d w spoke to a local resident who urged officials to make sure everything is done correctly before more trees are cut down. my newborn child and d.d. ending did you my message to officials would be please wait for the permits and the finalize plans before you allow more treats to be felled for because we can't just put them back out form a come on be done many german politicians business groups and most can self are heavily critical of this decision to say that this commercial pinewood plantation should not be a battleground the protesters disagree. reporter kate ferguson is at the front lines of this battle. kate tesla managed to get gigafactory up and running within a y

these projects include wildlife, wildfire prevention projects, wildlife habitat conservation, and hazardous fuels reduction. why are you and the president proposing to take away federal money and jobs from nevada by canceling this funding. let me point out that 5% of the revenue generated goes to the state of nevada's general fund and 10% goes to the water authority. said this budget actually attacks the education of nevada's children and our water supply. why is it missed ration doing that? >> we disagree with that analysis we find there's $800 million in our obligate imbalances in that program and the types of projects this program has funded is slowly over time drawing up drawing down their not being able to have applications for the spending. that's why we have unobligated balances and all we're saying is is we have went $200 million for deficit reduction. >> taking money for the children of nevada to balance your budget on the backs of working americans after giving the tax cuts to the very wealthy and big corporations is not going to happen. not on my watch. >> the time is expired i k

as part of the agreement they will conserve 27 acres as a wildlife habitat and will be rerouted away from the wilderness. when finished it will take riders 15 minutes of travel from one resort to the other. a lot of people have been waiting for that one. >> the scenery you want to see there. >> you know what we need? snow. >> yes, we do. it has been a while since we've had a good snow. even as we get out the door this morning, another dry day here in the bay area. a live look outside in palo alto and highway 101 where our temperatures are just chilly. we're at 41 degrees. we will stay in the 40s through about 9:00. it will warm up as we go through the day reaching into the low 60s, even some upper 60s and up to 70 degrees in concord. we'll talk about a warm-up in the forecast. mike, you're tracking two roadway hazards. >> both in the south bay, kari. over to 280 and highway 17. 280 northbound, in fact, the freeway itself, the off ramp there may be affected so you have to remove a crash. word when they do get there with the tow truck, they may have to close the off ramp temporarily. y

conservation sector -- or question. >> thank you. critical habitats of wildlife have been destroyed as previously outlined, and it may never recover. will the government commit to a moratorium on land clearing to protect the only habitat our wildlife and our precious co-wall is have left? >> thanks, mr. president. the senator speaks and that request a sweeping policy decision, asking that it be made firmly on the run. the government has in place at a national level environmental laws that ensure that when it comes to land clearing decisions or other decisions, the federal matters defined in environmental importance endangered account and threatened species. those matters take into ,onsideration scientific advice for us to take over the responsibility of states and territories when it comes to land management practices overall. the states and territories have cleared practices there. >> the bushfires have also brought into sharp focus the national debate on climate change, including the extent to which hot weather and dry conditions contributed to the catastrophic

conserve water use. the district also says draining the water will also likely kill wildlife downstream and chaotic creek and can result in unsafe consequences.>> i'm surprised they waited so long because the division of safety seems to be allowing the district to go at this slow pace and there is inflation and reengineering and the crisis keeps going up.>> they knew about the problems back in 2008 after an injury or engineer found that a magnitude 6 or higher could cause it to fail they have plans to rebuild the dam but it has faced delays. >>> a video that went viral on twitter now has the attention of the san francisco police department that appears to show a racially charged attack on an elderly asian man who was out collecting cans. somebody captured this disturbing video in the bayview and onlookers can be heard on looking and mocking the man yelling racial obscenities at him while a man swings at him with a trash picker. the video was posted last night and has more than 700,000 views. now san francisco police are looking into it. >> seen something like that is very disheartening i saw nobody in th

conservation sector -- >> a supplementary question. >> thank you, mr. president. critical habitats of wildlife have been destroyed as prepa's outlined but it may never recover. will the government commit now to a moratorium on land cleared to protect the only habitat are wildlife and our precious koalas have left? >> senator birmingham. >> thanks mr. president. the senator speaks in that request a sweeping policy decision asking that it be married from you on the run. the government has in place at a national level environmental laws that ensure the when it comes to lampley decisions are other decisions, the federal government dash as a relates to the fine matters of national environment and those matters take into consideration why must habitat or endangered and threatened species, those matters take into consideration scientific advice, but it is not the governments take over policy to take over the responsibility of the states and territories when it comes to land management practices over all. the states and territories have clear responsibilities there. >> order. >> the bushfires have als

trails and maintaining facilities for public enjoyment, studying wildlife and its habitats, and participating in cooperative conservation with local landowners. it will help ensure wildlife corridors that allows people of los angeles to experience lions, bears, and other precious wildlife in their own backyard. mr. speaker, protecting and embracing our national spaces is very important to me personally. i come from a hiking family. my wife and i love to go on hiking trips with our friends or when we can steal away during the summer, evening hikes through griffith park. from time to time, i like to run alone in the ver duringos -- verdugo's, sometimes with an extra pace. last week i asked my constituents to send some reflections about what the rim of the valley means to them, along with their favorite pictures of the natural beauty of our region. you can see just a sampling of the beautiful vistas that they sent behind me. i want to say i thank my constituent donald put it best when he said, appreciate how the calm beauty of undeveloped nature replenishes my spirits. everyone, including future generations, should be able

protests about tesla's arrival grew louder locals complained that wildlife would be affected and that the plant would affect water conservation and supply in the area. but what has stopped tesla literally in its tracks is the trees tesla is tearing a forest to build its factory but at the weekend a state court ruled it stop all work at the site until further notice acting on a complaint by the brandenburg green league a local environmental group. earlier today d w spoke to a local resident who urged officials to make sure everything is done correctly before more trees are cut down. my noble chest and d.n.a. and you my message to officials would be please wait for the permits and the finalize plans before you allow more treats to be felt for us because we can't just put them back out viable i'm a come on feed on many german politicians business groups and most can self are heavily critical of this decision to say that this commercial pinewood plantation should not be a battleground the protesters disagree. u.s. lawmakers have moved to remove aerospace industry tax breaks that have saved boeing up to $200000000.00 annually the

conservation sector -- >> a supplementary question. >> thank you, mr. president. vertical habitats of native wildlifeen destroyed as prepa's outline but it may never recover. the government commitment to a moratorium on land colluding to protect the only habitat our wildlife and a precious koalas havee left? >> thanks, mr. president, and the senator seeks in that request a sweeping policy decision, asking that it be made verbally on the run. the government has in place at a national levelt environmental laws that ensure the when it comes to land colluding decision or other decisions, the federal government has as i say the five matters of national environmentall importance. those matters take into consideration environment for habitat for endangered and threatenedci species if those matters take into consideration scientific advice, it is not the governments holsey for us to take over the responsibilities of states and territories when it comes to land management actresses over all. the states and territories have clear responsibilities they are. >> bushfires have brought into sharp focus the nationa

conservation exploitation of ebola the. human rights displacement. the global economy to a local art. global 3000. sarah and gary in what little is left of their dream a wildlife sanctuary. australia's bush fires raged turco bargo population of less than $800.00 leaving behind only ruins and claiming 2 lives. and now how can the community rebuild. and he's come to learn. that he more than. 2 animal rights activists bring sheepskins blankets and bags as more and more people drop by with donations of cash or goods from elephant. she used to pay a lot and i felt she was too traumatized kid governance and quite yet almost every day sarah telling asks herself too she should just give in and. just 3 years ago she and her husband have found a new home here and started a wildlife sanctuary for kangaroos very lucky. then the fires came. friend rang me from camera at lunch time on the day in seiji mark just wanted to put on these for us so we kids and i don't. have a live in pay and it was downgraded from watch an act to advice at 1230 that night he rang me and said it's been upgraded to. emergency warning and it's 2 kilometers from here. it was all over in just an hour

. >> the nonprofit's mission is environmental conservation, and benefitting humans and wildlife. >>>training for baseball less than a week away for the giants yet they're still making some moves. the giants signed 28-year-old wilmer flores to a multiyear contract. flores played for the diamondbacks last season. he hit .317. it's expected he will play a super utility role backing up many position players. >>> meantime the 49ers fans looking ahead trying to move on from this year's super bowl. next year the super bowl will be in tampa, florida, but after that, it's coming back here to california. super bowl 56 will be played in englewood, california. the future home of the l.a. rams and the chargers in inglewood. officials say the stadium is about 85% finished and it is the first indoor, outdoor nfl venue using a clear, plastic roof that has opens on the sides for extra air flow. >> bringing the super bowl back here, the greatest event that nfl has back to los angeles for the first time in 30 years really for men what an impact this will have on the city. it will be the largest sports

wildlife to disappear, but now the outlook is a lot sunnier. ibera has become a national park under the protection of the ngo called the conservation land trust. native species are thriving, including wild pampas dear and these giant deer and these giant guinea pigs — capybara. but there's still lots more work to be done. now one of the continent's most feared and revered predators is returning to ibera. i'm on my way to find out how that's going to happen. welcome to estancia, san alonso, the island home of rewilding argentina — a project aiming to re—introduce this beautiful, terrifying animal to the wild. oh my... guys, this is... when you make eye contact with a beast this size, your heartjust goes... she's isa, she's a brazilian panther, orjaguar. she's about six years old. yeah, she's quite young. and how will the wetlands benefit from introducing this beautiful animal? these animals were part of this ecosystem. they have been here for hundreds and thousands of years. they disappeared from the wetlands, and now this ecosystem is lacking from this top predator. and, of course, we need to maintain the prey populations in natural numbers, a

wildlife to disappear, but now the outlook is a lot sunnier. ibera has become a national park under the protection of the ngo called the conservation land trust.ts of native species are thriving, including wild pampers gearand thriving, including wild pampers gear and these giant guinea pigs. but there's still lots more work to be done. now one of the continent's most feared and revered editors is returning to ibera. i'm on my way to find out how that's going to happen. —— predators. welcome to the island home of re—wilding argentina, a project wanting to bring back this terrifying animal back to the wild. 0h oh my... when you make eye contact with a beast this size, your heart just goes... she is isa, she is a panther orjaguar. she's just goes... she is isa, she is a panther or jaguar. she's about just goes... she is isa, she is a panther orjaguar. she's about six yea rs panther orjaguar. she's about six years old. she's quite young. how will the wetlands benefit from introducing this beautiful animal? these animals were part of this ecosystem, they've been here for hundreds and thousands of years. they disappeared from the wetlands and now t

wildlife has seen losses that are difficult to measure. this is malcolm turnbull, australia's last prime minister and a political conservative. >> the right-wing climate deniers' climate is downright dangerous, dangerous for here in australia and right around the world. >> so the server, they say, is held by a company whose primary ownership individual is from ukraine. i'd like to see the server. >> during the investigation you were leading, did crowdstrike ever send any of the dnc's computer hardware to ukraine? >> no, that is insane, and this is not within the realm of reality. >> no snapping fingers, no fire escape balcony, nope, this is not your parent's "west side story." >> everything scares me about this. it's a huge challenge. >> ladies, lady, ladies! >> and, of course, everyone has an expectation. "60 minutes" spent the last four months behind the scenes as this epic american production gets set to open on broadway. ( ticking ) >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) >> cbs money watch sponsored by lincoln financial, helping you create

conservation organizations, what they are saying is china needs to cash in on this opportunity, the situation, and turn this temporary ban into a permanent one, because china is the biggest consumer of wildlife products legal and illegal. the basket under pressure imr quite somenow. back in 2003, when we had the sa outbreak, the chinese government did put a temporary banack then as well. but within a few months, the wildlife business came back b ad it winess as usual. ros: china'srs leap has already admitted shortcomings and deficiencies in response to the crisis for the that is a rare admission. the politburo standing committee has said that we must improve our national emergency management system and improve our abilities in handling urgent d dangerous tasks. we know that some warningse w ignored or silence. this doctor was working at would hand's--an ws central hospital. enhe noticed sases that looks like sars global epimic in 2003. he posted a warning about a potential out group with fellow medics. he was summoned byhe police and accused of making false statements that severely disturbed the social order, ands he was forced n this document, anthat document read -- well, most of it was wr

wildlife has seen losses that are difficult to measure. this is malcolm turnbull, australia's last prime minister and a political conservative. >> the right-wing climate deniers' climate is downright dangerous, dangerous for here in australia and right around the world. >> so the server, they say, is held by a cowh

conservation. so we decided to dive into that world by purchasing a small property and documenting both what you can do on a property like that to improve it for wildlife of all sorts while also trying to balance it out that out with recreational use like hunting. one of the challenges of balancing that kind of thing is trying to do all sorts of activities. so one of the things we often joke about is try to create deer hunting property and other people who want to shoot squirrels. we do squirrel hunt. we have an episode of it on the show this year. we ended up not seeing a single gray fox squirrel on the property. so got an e-mail the other day specifically saying, mark what about planting a cornfield just for the schools next year. can we do that. so the squirrel hunt didn't go very well but we did go to public land and had success there. [laughter]. >> what is your favorite land that you've gone too. what is your favorite experience. mark: i will .22. one is simply from metastatic part of alaska. it's really hard to say anything about alaska because it's on a different scale than anything in the united states states. i was really fortunate to share a

conservation voters, nrdc, environment america blue-green alliance, utility workers. i also want to thank the organizations who joined me yesterday in unveiling this legislation, including the united steel workers, sierra club, national wildlife federation. to say the least it's disappointing that president trump has decided to abandon the tremendous economic opportunity to create millions of additional clean energy jobs. there are already three million, already three million clean energy jobs. they are sadly for folks in west virginia and wyoming, places like that, for them they've lost a lot of coal mining jobs. they're down i think about 65,000. but folks who can be trained to mine coal can be trained to create windmills, windmills farms off of our coast. folks who have the skills to be able to mine coal have the ability to help create corridors of fueling stations or hydrogen or natural gas in corridors across our country to create charging stations for electric powered vehicles in heavily traveled corridors in our country. what we need to do, part of our policy, part of what we tried to do in this legislation is to make sure that we look out for those workers and help make sure they have a place to go and a way to suppor

international conservation organisations, what they say is a chinese need to cash in on this opportunity and situation. and with this temporary plan into a permanent one. china is the biggest consumer of wildlifes been tremendous pressure for quite some time. back in 2003 the sars outbreak, the chinese did put a temporary plan back then as well. then within a few months, this business about wildlife business, it came back and then it was business as usual. china's leadership has admitted "shortcomings and deficiencies" in its response to this crisis. that's a rare admission. the politburo standing committee says "we must improve our national emergency management system and improve our abilities in handling urgent and dangerous tasks". well, we know that some warnings were ignored or silenced. this doctor working at wuhan central hospital noticed seven cases of a virus that he thought looked like sars — that's a virus that led to a global epidemic in 2003. in december, he posted a warning about a potential outbreak in a chat group with fellow medics. shortly afterwards he was summoned by the police and accused of "making false comments" that had "severely disturbed the social order". he was als