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Hi everyone. It is 5 00 eastern, 2 00 p. M. Pacific. Im poppy harlow joining you this afternoon from new york. We begin with a possible breakthrough in the flight for mh370. The focus right now is on a laboratory in toulouse france. Thats where a piece of debris is right now. A Police Escort for a barnaclecovered wing part that investigators are all but certain comes from a boeing 777, but is that plane mh370 . Heres what we know right now. Among those analyzing the part experts from boeing and the ntsb they are headed to france at this hour. Many believe the piece is the first real solid evid...

So-called trophies that are earned from hunting these large animals. let's talk about it with jeff walken, he joins me now. he's the north america regional director for the international fund for animal welfare. also with us danny cevallos who penned a fascinating piece on the potential extradition of this doctor to zimbabwe. so danny, first, when you look at the extradition possibility here you ultimately write, yeah legally, there are grounds to extradite dr. palmer but it really is up to the politics of it and if the u.s. wants to. >> legally, extradition would almost be a forgone conclusio...

Happen. and i say "supposed to," because it really becomes a political question. the department of state and the united states of america can simply choose not to extradite if they don't feel like it. because ultimately at their core all extradition treaties are all contracts that can be breached with almost impunity. >> and when you look at the other side of this jeff and that is that there's a lot of talk about the money that is paid $55,000, in this case, to kill these animals. a lot of people say, yes, but it goes to conservation it goes to protecting these animals and that's what it's all...