videotaped what appears to be animal handlers working on a dolphin in one of those structures used to carry marine mammals outside the water. do you have a permit? reporter: the people warehouse eventually dropped the garage door. they can still hear everything. reporter: it appears the dolphin or dolphins are boarded up in a crate on the back of a flatbed truck. activists believe at least two of them are headed for arizona. an official at near scottsdale, confirms three new dolphins arrived on monday via fedex. i am proud of the new facility. reporter: the general manager says fedex is one carrier experienced that safely transporting animals and frankly, one of the best. he says the new dolphins are doing well but proteste a crate on a plane is no way to are as intelligent has dolphins. lisa says are bombarded with foreign sounds, sensations, changing air pressure during flights, and are known to vocalize and thrash out in fear. dolphin air is set to open next mo
i want that. who s next? i m next. after her. after him. the cma certification. you ve got to earn it. a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records related to how babeu s office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. critics have said pcso s use of the foundation is like money laundering. and they ve also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. or if they re just being used to make the sheriff look good, as he runs for congress. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. two big stories tonight. first, a wall of dust swallows the valley. what s next? and on the left, dolphins being shipped via fedex? cbs 5 investigates. live dolphins getting shipped to the valley via fedex. animal-rights activists are ticked off. the owner says this is how they get their animals to the desert. morgan leow has the story. we re going to see if we can get in . reporter: the video was shot o
them out, nice. good morning. marty coniglio, you have a storm in your forecast. we do, for us, later this week, we ll see 4-9 inches of snow in the mountains combined thursday and friday. this morning, the big issue is extreme cold temperatures. again, calm, clear skies throughout the central valleys. we ll go between 20 and 30 below in some of the usual areas along the frazier river. locally, you ve seen 8 below at the airport in greeley. you know what, go right up into town. it s about 15 degrees warmer than that in the single figures. they won t really be very strong from downtown to the east. so you re not going to get a lot of wind from most of the metro area. however, western suburbs from we could see some gusty winds. miles per hour. whether you get windy or not, upper 40s here, near 50. so a dry tuesday. it gets even warmer. first, amelia gets you out the door. good morning. we re still nice and clear on your tuesday commute. mostly 50s and 60s out there across t
marty, these next few days should be nice. we re going to melt off a lot of snow we got friday morning. then we ll get a little more coming up this friday morning. the storms are in the cascades and extreme northern rockies, up to a foot of snow there and two feet in the sierras, as expected in the el expected el nino year. it s very light as far as winds go. we re running between 30 and 40 miles per hour. that s going to be common throughout the day. in the mountains and foothills, 45 and 55 mile-per-hour winds will be common. even if you don t get wind where you are, you will benefit from that effect and it will allow temperatures to move into up ther 40s to about 50 degrees so amelia, we re looking for sunshine slowing. i can say that, in about an hour and a half from now. clear and dry. with all the wind out to the west side, i wouldn t be surprised if that s why we morning. they launch out of the rocky mountain metro airport. across u.s. 36 where we re seeing all t
good saturday to you. advertise to be with you. nice to be with you at home. i m leland vittert. i m elizabeth prann. welcome to america s election headquarters from washington. well, reaction has been swift and passionate from parents, teachers and students all across the country over president obama s directive on transgender bathroom choice in public schools. while many are voicing anger, others are saying they feel relieved but one thing seems certain, the guidance issued in what s called a dear colleague letter will leave a cultural and court battle for president obama s successor. garrett tenney is live here in studio with the latest. what do you have? it s clear this will not go away any time soon and the white house made its position clear, get on board or face the consequences. on friday the departments of justice and education sent school districts across the country a letter stating that transgender students must be provided full and equal access to both facili