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>> what a sweet, sweet dear girl she was. i've read so much about her. tell us a little bit about the race. you have a 5k and 10k and it it will start on the 19th at 8:00 a.m.? >> yes. we wanted to do manage bigger for ella. thats with a way to do that. we actually v our first race was march of 2012 and so it was a month after she passed away. it was really sad but it was really good. there was so much energy behind it and everyone was fired up to just help find a cure for this disease. >> it has grown every year in. >> yes, it has. we are hoping for 1500 run ares. right now, we have 400. so help us get there. >> how can you ion up? >> you sign up at ell apt's race.com. >> okay. >> and can you save money if

>> you will save $5 in you sign up before race day. >> so this must give you a warm feeling. a knows a corporate sponsor of something hike this, you have a lot of did i have report things you could being to. why were you so drawn to this. >> my owner and his wife, they knew ella very well and they fell in love with her and it really spoke to their hearts and so they're very passionate about this. and just continuing fighting for this cause year after year. >> and it is called ella's race and it is coming up out at falls village 8:00 on march 19th. you just saw that beautiful face. we'll be raising money for her, right? >> yes. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> all the best to you and your friend at chick-fil-a. >> a lot of friend at chick-fil- a. today is girls day in japan and one airline is celebrating with a very girlie flight. girls day has been celebrated

for the health and well being of girls. dolls, the traditional decoration, were placed near the boarding gate. that is fun. all staff members were all women. everybody, women on the plane. chicks in charge. we got a girl in charge. elizabeth who is out at the museum today with her forecast on the road. it is kind after girls day out. the problem is you are by yourself. >> i'm going to introduce you to corinne kennedy who is a fantastic scientist studying mammals. i'm here at the north carolina museum of natural sciences in the extreme mammal exhibit. about a month left. if you haven't been here, we encourage you to check it out before it is gone. behind me is one of the first giant mammals sort of like a

kennedy is here this evening to provide a electric -- a lecture on the hippopotamus. i no you did a lot of research. one of the things you are here to dispel is the myth that hippopotamus killed more people than any other animal. >> a much bigger problem with hippos is crop raiding. they do come in and eat the rice and maize. >> we have a picture of one with its mouth wide open. and i don't know, they're very scary. when i was four years old, i was at a zoo. i don't remember which zoo it was and they were standing there. and all of a sudden, one opened its mouth like that. i will never forget it. i ran screaming at 4 years old. you can see why they seem intimidating. are they endangered in any way? >> they are. so hippos are vulnerable so

people eat hippos and sometimes they are killed for the big teeth they have. and i think that aggressive behavior has gotten them that reputation. they can open their mouths almost 180 degrees. they are quite impressive. >> then we have another photograph of hippo in a fight. >> these were two hippos in a national reserve in kenya and they -- hippos arrest only territorial in the water or along the shores. they maintain a territory with a lo le thesweng over th pod.>>nd cne sowoat noh calogicark. wepytohayo hippos. extremmm k . you. e altet. > 've d me exem weathelate. tartedk

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