stephen: this may look like some indian or african safari, but these wild animals actually live here in the hills of northern california, and they were all rescued from backyards and roadside zoos. sanctuaries like these say they are now at capacity due to the growing demand for exotic animals as pets. in california it s illegal to own wild animals without a permit, but those laws do little to deter smugglers or breeders. just go on the internet and look to buy an exotic animal as a pet, and you re swamped with options. here is just one example. this video of two white tiger cubs for sale sent to our investigative team in southern california as proof that the seller wanted to deal. will travers: well, i think it s it is a very big problem. stephen: will travers serves as president of born free usa, a nonprofit based in washington, d.c. dedicated to reducing animals in captivity and protecting endangered species in their natural habitat. born free is named after the 1966 wildl
we take you inside california s exotic animal black market. here is senior investigative reporter, stephen stock. stephen stock: good evening and thanks for joining us. it s a multibillion dollar black market that federal agents say grows every year, the sale of exotic animals here in the u.s. as pets. we spent the last few months behind the scenes of this underground world, where everything from tigers to cobras are smuggled across our borders nearly every day. stephen: this may look like some are now at capacity duema as pe. in california it s illegal to own wild animals without a permit, but those laws do little to deter smugglers or breeders. just go on the internet and look to buy an exotic animal as a pet, and you re swamped with options. here is just one example. this video of two white tiger cubs for sale sent to our investigative team in southern california as proof that the seller wanted to deal. will travers: well, i think it s it is a very big problem. stephen: wi
stephen: this may look like some indian or african safari, but these wild animals actually live here in the hills of northern california, and they were all rescued from backyards and roadside zoos. sanctuaries like these say they are now at capacity due to the growing demand for exotic animals as pets. in california it s illegal to own wild animals without a permit, but those laws do little to deter smugglers or breeders. just go on the internet and look to buy an exotic animal as a pet, and you re swamped with options. here is just one example. this video of two white tiger cubs for sale sent to our investigative team in southern california as proof that the seller wanted to deal. will travers: well, i think it s it is a very big problem. stephen: will travers serves as president of born free usa, a nonprofit based in washington, d.c. dedicated to reducing animals in captivity and protecting endangered species in their natural habitat. born free is named after the 1966 wildl
rams looking to remain atop the the highlights. taking on new orleans and the saints, fourth quarter, third and one. jared goff connects with cooper kupp and kupp takes it down the sideline for the score. rams would get the two-point conversion, tie the game at 35. thomas, 72 yards for the touchdown, but that s not it, donte. he hit a cellphone. he doesn t want to celebrate with his teammates because he has a cellphone. i heard he hid multiple cellphones in both end zones. he didn t know where he was going to score. saints win it, 45-35. wow, chiefs and browns. the patrick momes rolling. he can play, first quarter, scoreless ball game. drops it off to hunt on the screen. hunt does the rest. 50 yards for the score. mahomes finished with 375 passing yards and three scores. the chiefs arewinners, 37-21. also around the nfl, pittsburgh, a winner over baltimore, 23-16. two points better than denver and chicago, routes buffalo. what is your pick on someone hiding a cellphone an
today gavin newsom urged people in los angeles to get to the polls. circumstances because at t . because at the end of the day, there is nothing more empowering than voting. there is nothing more that, i don t know, fundamentally equalize. in sacramento, his opponent, republican john cox talked about change. we are going to make this state affordable and livable again. we re going to start by repealing that gas tax. reporter: there is a lot at stake for the country and the state. at this rally in sacramento, tensions between the two parties escalated. usa, usa! say it loud, say it clear, immigrants are welcome here! reporter: this election there are many ways to vote. in alameda county, many people didn t even have to get out of their cars to cast a ballot. many say they appreciate the convenience of drive-through ballot boxes. the early vote is really, really important for those that work. and i do think that the voting day of voting should be easily gotten o