rolling through that is the leading edge of this warmer air trying to get in, but it is encountering an area off to the north, i think the cooler temperatures will win out for one more day temperature at regan national, 52 degrees, humidity 45%, still very comfortable winds out of the north, 6 miles for hour as pressure builds off to the north, 3.033 inches, partial sunshine, and seasonal temperatures cool side, 66 in washington, 65 your daytime high, 80s in the five day, back to you. tucker thank you our big story this month morning the death of osama bin laden one year later, as our nation prepares to mark the official anniversary this week tomorrow in fact some are wondering if the white house is poll lit sizing his death.

>> here is doug luzader with details about a new campaign ad causing a stir. >> reporter: osama bin laden was killed by navy seal team, one year ago tomorrow republicans say the white house is trying to turn this into a campaign issue. president obama on the hunt for money last night at a private virginia campaign fundraiser hours later came this. then there was the victory no one saw coming a 7 minute campaign video on youtube, out thing the president's accomplishments including the navy seal team attack on osama bin laden's headquarters last year. likely republican nominee mitt romney would not have made that call. >> all i know, is that he probably would not have given the raid. >> republicans say all of this including an interview later on

nbc, where the president grants access to the white house situation room smacks of election year politics and spiking the football, as the president once warned against. >> he managed to turn it into a devie sieve partisan, political attack, that former defense secretary, for president regan, called sad mccain called shameful most americans will see it as a sign of a desperate campaign. >> reporter: but the president's campaign knows this can be a potent campaign issue, helping the president build his resume as he argues for a second term. in washington doug luzader fox news. meantime in other political news newt gingrich will end his bid for the presidency and officially drop out of the race wednesday that will leave mitt romney and ron paul still in the hunt for delegates paul picked up a win in saturday's louisiana caucus, right now, romney's delegate count stands at 840, which is still, 300 delegates shy of clenching the nomination but solid enough to

convince gingrich it is time to go. new this morning a bystander stabbed after stepping in to help a person being robbed this happened just after 2:00 a.m. this morning in the 1500 block pennsylvania avenue, southeast, the suspect got away, the stabbing victim went to hospital, in stable condition. also new this morning, dc police on the hunt for a suspect, who held up georgetown five guys restaurant, at closing time, a female worker was going out the back door at five guys, 1300 wisconsin avenue, last night when a man forced her back inside, at gun point. the suspect stole money before running out of the restaurant t worker was not otherwise hurt. some other top stories for you this monday morning police in prince georges county trying to crack a series of sexual assaults. >> there have been five of them since january, they happened in or near a popular park trail in

hyattsville, fox 5s melanie alnwick is live at the scene with the latest. good morning tony yes, we are here along the northwest branch trail in hyattsville just a few blocks behind the west hyattingsville metro station. -- hyattsville metro station this morning there are flyers posted in english and spanish we have seen police officers from the local hyattsville city police department as well as park police patrolling this edge of the trail just this past week when all the local police departments got together and started comparing notes and realizing they may have a serial attacker on their hands in all five women they know of have been sexually assaulted on this trail or near this trail the most recent assaults were mid-march. through april 20th, three women attacked on the northest branch trail itself all accosted by an armed man, dragged off the trail and raped one victim in her 30s one 20s and the most recent victim, 14 years old the

other two attacks happened on streets nearby west hyattsville metro station people who have used the path either to get to metro or for recreation are giving it a second thought. >> cautious makes me aware even during the daytime now that i know, i am skeptical. it makes me kind of just worry about the environment. >> all of the victims reported they were either threatened with a gun or knife, three different suspects sketches have been produced, in all the cases though, the victims have noticed some similarities, saying the attacker is a male hispanic in his 20s. 5'5", 5'7" with a stocky build, police are not sure if they are dealing with one suspect poor two, they are trying to cooberate information there. it goes without saying, park police in hyattsville, city police are urging people to use in their words extreme caution here along the trail, reminding

people not to wear head phones when they are walking around the area s also make sure they come here in pairs. >> all right thank you very much. the suspect who shot two people in blattensburg, she saw a tow truck speed down the road and thinks it may have been related police have not made any arrests. >> maryland court of appeal has ruled pit bulls inherently dangerous it could lead to tough personalities for people found responsible in attacks even if the dogs have never been violent before the case stems from an attack on a child in towel son in 2007 opponents argue a dog's breed is not a reliable way to predict whether the animal might become violent.

making headline as horrific car crash in new york leaves 7 people dead. >> victims all part of the same family, wisdom martin back with the latest on this tragedy. >> you know police are investigating what caused this deadly car accident along the bronx river highway one of the factors they are looking into, is height of the guardrails on that highway overpass the crash happened yesterday afternoon after the driver lost control of the suv, the victims were travelling in. police say the vehicle shot across several lanes of traffic before plunging more than 50 feet, off the side of the elevated highway. the suv landed on its roof into a ravine on the grounds of the bronx zoo the car was found in an area of the zoo that is not open to the public, and far away from the animal exhibits. four adultthree children were killed in the accident, the passengers in the car made up three generations of the family, ranging in age from 3

to 85. >> probably in 30 years i have seen something like this once or twice everybody was taken aback by it because everybody knows a child everybody has a grandparent and you can see the emotion on everybody, very upsetting to have something like this. >> victims were all wearing seat belts they were headed to a family party and were just a few minutes away from their destination when the accident occurred now officials say, it is the second time in the past year, a car has fallen from this same stretch of the bronx river parkway, very terrible and tragic story. >> wisdom thank you. all right, the weather, getting warmer summer is fast approaching going to be very warm at tend of this week, chances are you are showing more of your skin. >> are you protecting that skin from the sun. skin cancer is on the rise but there are somethings you can do to protect yourself coming up, i will sit down with dr. brooks to learn the best tips to keep

your skin healthy. we will be right back 

almost 9:12 a.m. a health alert that will likely come as no surprise, 30% of adults in the u.s. are not getting enough sleep, more than 40 million americans are sleeping 6 hours or less every day that is correct is much less than the 7 to 9 hours recommended. night shift workers were most at risk for not getting enough sleep with 44% not getting the recommended amount of rest many studies have shown that can lead to an increased risk of obesity, heart disease and diabetes not to mention drowsy drivers potentially creating a hazard on the road. one researcher suggests employers can do more to make shower workers are getting enough sleep including placing limits on how many nights

anemployee can work in a row and helping workers create a healthy night time routine no matter what time of day they can also start this show later in the morning. >> don't make me laugh. we are talking about skin cancer nothing funny about that tony, while the rates of most common cancers are falling, the rates of skin cancers are rising we are now about a month away from memorial day the weekend, unofficial start the summer we have dr. brooks with us dermatologist and director of georgetown skin to discuss tips on prevention and protection of skin disease caused by exposure to the sun. welcome back to the studio. >> so, let's talk about the rates of skin cancer and, just how prevalent this is. >> yeah, as i said earlier, most rates of cancer are on the decline but skin rates are climbing,. >> it is all tied in with we think we look better and so,

psychologically that is a big hurdle to get over. >> just last week i had to go and get a base tan, and that is not true. >> may is skin cancer awareness month you are trying to get the word out about prevention and detection let's talk about detection first how do you know when should you go in should we just do this at a certain point? >> i think everyone should be at least once a year do a skin exam if you have a family history or personal history of skin cancer that should be more frequent but i tell patients, that is not the reason to come in, for one little mole i may do a short exam and say nothing to worry about. >> as far as detection, prevention, what do we need to do. >> most important thing to do, i tell every single person this, doesn't matter if you are black, white, asian, young or old, wear sun screen every single day. we are putting on our moisturizer and sun screen over it. >> exactly. >> every day. >> every single day, you should reapply every two hours that is

asking a little too much on a daily basis. >> you are talking about ears and neck. >> the whole thing. >> if you are bald like me top of your head behind your neck. >> new labels now too, which complicates things what do we need to look for. >> people always are focused on the spf number. so you want something, that is broad spectrum. >> we are looking at tips on your screen you just mentioned 30 or more. apply to dry skin, 15 minutes before exposure. >> and n a perfect setting, reapply. >> every two hours. >> now most people do this on the beach i hope even if something says water proof or water resistant you still want to reapply it, people don't realize this but oils on our skin degrade, spf even if you are in a cool environment. >> you know, it is funny, in talking points it says you mentioned it no matter, you

know, black, white, all of this, i have ho is very brown, and she came up with this, no history, just popped up with it, and she was so surprised and the doctors were too because it is not really a type of skin cancer that she would more typically get. >> it is true we have pigment that protects us from the sun a little bit, but the first patient i had out of residency was an african american woman with skin cancer >> i was talking to tucker earlier he always has great questions he said there is some sort of misconception about sun screen but that is the number one thing to do. >> people always try to get by and say do i need my vitamin d. >> you are getting that with the sun and diet. >> you mention tanning beds dangerous too. >> very dangerous they increase, there is a higher increase of melanoma in patients who use tanning beds, they are not regulated so you don't know what type of

wavelength you are getting. >> wow. alternatives to sunbathing? >> great products that don't make you look orange i brought one here this is actually a self-tanner that has an spf in it, benefits of looking tanned but protecting yourself. >> which one? >> l ' oreal. >> all right well, an important issue, we are coming up on skin cancer awareness month thanks for coming in and talking about it dr. howard brooks dermatologist and director of georgetown skin tony. >> great information thank you much. >> coming up why one teen is running to become the youngest person to complete a marathon on all seven continents her inspiring story next. >> first holly is hanging out with a local man with another inspiring story he is back from an incredible journey. >> you are right i was thinking the same think we are spending the morning with a record

setting sailor, matt rutter ford sailed all around north and south america, all by himself without stopping what do you do next? we will find out, we continue to spend the morning with him. first, today's trivia question , what mammal can starve to death, despite a plentiful supply of food, if there are too many cool cloudy days in a row. is it koala bear, wallaby, sloth or kangaroo. o. 

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columns making its unfinished skeleton taller than the empire state building that is the building that currently hold it is big record. one world trade centre is being built to where the twin towers were. >> you have to be 16 years old to run the eugene marathon in oregon. but that did not stop one 13-year-old. winter is hoping to become the youngest girl to ever run a marathon on all seven continents she has another goal in mind embarking on this tour to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer the deadly disease that took her fathers life >> i want to help other families so they don't have to go through what our family went through. i give it 110% every day and do what i am capable of doing today and not wait until tomorrow or next week you never know when it could be your last

day. >> winter is planning to run her next marathon in kenya, this september. wish her the best. >> go winter go. >> you may want to think twice before telling a fib today. >> and, a lot is going on in sports, dave, no fib. >> yeah, tony we will tell the truth just another ho hum weekend for dc sports red skins surprising draft selection that has us talking and caps continue their quest for the cup, back in a minute [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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♪ love can be so mystical you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. >> chef >> we all lie the question is how we handle things whether it is john edwards, world come those are old examples but we recently have the secret service, transparent honesty is what we need to recognize because in the end history shows we find out the truth with the day and age of internet, facebook, tweeting and all kinds of stuff, we

really find out the truth quicker than ever before. so now, -- >> like they say honesty is the best policy today, make a point to tell the truth, especially because, it is national honesty day. the event was started by a former press secretary to maryland governor's office it is a day meant to encourage honesty in the work place. >> we are just talking about in the work place. >> well,. >> here is the thing. >> that is where it counts no, it counts at home >> there is something i have been meaning to tell you. >> here is the thing everybody lies every day. >> yeah >> i mean there are little lies that we alltel, you know, some times just to get through the day. >> wasn't there a movie about liar liar. >> yes. >> it didn't turn out well. >> threw things off >> because i am walking around being truthful hurting other people. >> try. >> so today we try. >> okay. >> all right. >> start with the weather

forecast. >> yeah. >> let's do it and i am not sure if we will have a live shot right to numbers 52 washington, i am not going to lie to you it is a little cool, cloud cover temperatures hoeding off in the 40s -- holding off in the 40s. a slow warm up as believe it or not the cloud cover is warmer air trying to move in from the south and west. 48 now washington, gaithersburg. 50 in frederick, let's see annapolis, 64, let's do it, 64 stevensville and 64 cambridge it will be cool out, this afternoon partial sunshine, highs will be just a little on the cool side, mid-50s. not uncomfortably cool, just cooler than normal, sentinel sat rad, cloud deck working through, partly sunny generally dry, get into the night time hours, it is a big pool of warm

air to our south and west that will start to really get pushed into the mid-atlantic as it does so we will cloud up during the day tomorrow we will have a couple different chances for scattered showers maybe a scattered thunderstorm during the day tomorrow as the warmer air moves in up ahead of it, cool for your monday afternoon here is your future cast, put it in motion you can see partly sunny this afternoon by 8:00 p.m. tonight, sunset we are looking at clear skies then cloud up again later this evening a couple showers overnight into the first part of tomorrow, tomorrow at 10, indicating, possibility of a thunder storm north and west of the city and showers kind of redevelop during the course of the day. so bottom line clouds back in the forecast along with the warmer air, and another opportunity for needed rain we still need rain and showers and thunderstorms looks like we get another chance tomorrow and during the day wednesday and then, nice and warm temperatures for the end of the week. 66 partly sunny skies your mild afternoon winds out of the east

a to 10 and later tonight, becoming cloudy showers or storms late tonight after midnight, 55 your overnight low, winds 5 to 10 your 5 day forecast, tomorrow doesn't look great i think there will be a little sunshine scattered shower or thunderstorm during the day, wednesday too, thursday and friday back into the sunshine more humidity as well. summer time by the end of the week highs low 80s. let's look at your weather forecast, now i will toss it over to tony and dave and sports. >> go caps. they need your support. dave ross is here there is a lot going on in dc sports most of it good. >> when did we become a sports town all of a sudden every day. >> love it. >> there is something with five or six different teams. >> we will start off with the red skins we knew they were going to trade rg 3 they had to trade up a lot to get him what we didn't noah would happen saturday when they got today three of the draft this was at

fedex field saturday, rg 3 came out they gave him his number 10 jersey greeted by thousands of fans. >> my son was at this i was not able to be there my son was at this, and his -- he already has an rg 3 jersey. >> that's right, dan schneider is going to make money off number 10. that investment will pay itself back the fan base i don't think i have ever seen in 17 years, since i have been here with you, since 95 i haven't seen the hype around one player, sheerer was a big deal in 1995 it peals how this team is rallying around rg 3. then they go out and make the curious pick of curt cousins again i like curt cousins. >> another quarterback. >> i am not dogging him he is a kid from michigan state very successful at msu. but, when you have other holes

to fill, a fourth round pick is very valuable they took roy helu last year and he is now the starting tail back you can get true value with a fourth round pick i don't know the red skins necessarily had enough time to say we can develop him for three years we have been talking with everybody in newsroom our own news director had the idea, you alluded to it last hour rex grossman is under contract for one year it probably won't bring him back therefore cousins in year two could step up and be the true back up. >> right that is what i think. >> and i think that that is logical, that is the only logical explanation i can find, in two years he could be the next guy behind rg 3 but again you are taking a guy you hope never sees the field with which is on oddity. >> i can't get past the point our news director thinks

someone under contract for just one year might not be brought back. >> right i hope my contract is longer than that. we have a three year deal. >> let me go back to saturday night >> can i ask a question, cousin if you are him what are you thinking. >> he was surprised himself he even said look i didn't think the red skins were on my radar i wasn't on theirs but mike shanahan called him and said we can't pass you up, we want you and now he is excited. >> what else. >> go back to saturday night los angeles, major league debut here was his reception [ booing from crowd ] >> are they booing him because he is a young fee not. >> yeah haters. this is his first at bat he grounds out he likes to take off the helmet quickly maybe it is a pro hawk you know when you are 19 that is what you do. his first major league hit watch as he rounds first.

get rid of it i don't know. so, he does come with a bit of a chip on his shoulder but he plays hard yes, he is 19 but he might be here to stay if he is, exciting exciting times, for your washington nationals still playing well tonight, huge game. >> caps. >> game 2, new york, lost game 1 saturday night in the blink of an eye they give im2 goals in 90 seconds, -- up 2 goals in 90 seconds. >> i think the caps win tonight >> i like that. >> got to show love for d.c. united tony how about the black and red, all of a sudden they are on fire, chris here, assist, by the way. >> i know what you are going to say >> they are undefeated. >> that's correct. morning show karma for the black and red, two goals, they

have now unbeaten, seven straight, second place eastern conference very very impressive and then seth mayhem mitchell won in atlantic city, taking out wither spoon with a left hook he is in line now for arguably at one time the most prized possession, in all of sports, which is the world heavy weight championship, they are owned by the cletcko brother. we will pick one and see if we can get a belt. you see all these teams all these guys been here a long time this is great. keep it coming. >> we love it thank you allison over to you. >> oh,. >> mm. >> coming up which movie came

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president obama was the butt of many jokes as was mitt romney, and nothing was off limits from north korea's rocket to the secret service scandal. >> i know the administration has been cracking down but if this happened on president clinton's watch you can damn well bet those secret service agents would have been disciplined with a very serious high five. palms would be beat red. i want to thank the washington hilton for hosting us tonight you know president obama wanted to move the dinner to the kennedy center this year but the republicans wanted to keep it here at the hilton so they compromised and here we are at the hilton. >> that's a good joke. >> oh, boy looks like fun >> we weren't there. >> you know where i was can i just say charles herbert flowers high school, in upper marlboro maryland holly was there a week ago today with that mo town to soul train

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welcome back there are so many homeless animals out there looking for a good loving home hopefully you will be inspired to adopt an animal through our

weekly pet project we do it on monday mornings now is the time annie yu is in studio with a local shelter and three gorgeous pups annie good morning. >> good morning allison, tony thank you very much. this week we have nancy tar and meg, joining us from homeless animals rescue team good morning to both of you, allison is right you have brought us three cuties the one in my lap here is june. >> june, yeah, she came in with another dog named johnny cash we decided to call her june she is 5 months old and is a shar pei mix or chow mix. >> i see the combination >> nice puppy a little bit aloof and shy but she seems to like you >> i hear her growling a little bit. >> get away from me i am eating my treat. >> yeah, well, they all are when they are eating. calm down. >> and she is very soft and low shed. that is interesting. >> yeah, hope she stays that way. >> and who do you have. >> bella and bell what is a 6-

year-old springer spaniel, sad story bella was brought to the vet to be euthanized, they were going on vacation. and by the way she needs eye drops but, they just didn't want to deal any more 6 years old, pure bred dog and a really nice dog she is losing weight she is heavy she does need daily eye drops house trained crate trained very affectionate, very food motivated. >> what are springer spaniels like? their demeanour. >> it varies a lot they were bred to flush out birds they bounce in the field she is probably not a field type but probably not too high energy lower energy at this point, not always good with kids probably older kids for her, good with other dogs clean. >> excellent and over there, dillon who looks clearly like a collie. >> maybe some greyhound mix, he is one of the typical dogs we get in every week we got him

from a shelter outside charlottesville he was unwanted and had two other litter mates he is a great dog house broken crate trained likes to herd chase after things and play. >> real quickly i want to talk about this unique fundraiser that can be fun for all animal lovers the license plate initiative. >> so this is a really important -- >> oh,. >> that we have, we are calling it step up to the plate it is a revenue sharing license plate that we are trying to get passed at the general assembly we need 400 dmv forms prefilled once we get 450 applications it goes before the general assembly,. >> right. >> and the problem is, if we don't get all 450, it can't go before the general assembly, we are desperate to get 450 prefilled applications and once that happens it goes on the wall in the dmv and open to the public and it is $15 per plate

that could help our organization and could mean hundreds of thousands of dollars it is a very very important initiative. >> for every plate as much as $15 straight to the shelter. >> yes. >> exactly. >> you have until the end of the year we will post that information to our website myfoxdc.com quickly, on june 5th, tuesday all you have to do is go out and have dinner and it goes to a good cause. >> there is a few in the area this is chantilly, fairfax location, june 5th, all day long, show up they will give us 15% of proceeds, there will be live music we will have raffle prizes they have great beer they brew. yeah, so june 5th all day. >> excellent thank you ladies good luck with everything back the you tony. >> thank you very much. australian billionaire planning to build a high tech replica of the titanic. he says the new ship will be just as luxurious but will come equipped with the latest

navigation and safety systems and will set sail for the first time, in late 2016 from england rather to new york, just like the original. hopefully not just like the original. >> holly morris is with a record setting sailor today. >> she is at the national sailing hall of fame dock in annapolis maryland with matt rutherford who recently returned from a voyage around the americas >> matt and i are saying don't get on any boat named the titanic don't do it, that is bad karma. if you want to make sure you make it on a sailing trip you need to go with this guy here on a boat this size this is the boat matt took around the entire americas by himself, without stopping, in the record books you are. but you were just telling me, two out of the last three years you spent alone. >> three out of the last four. >> before i did this trip i took a boat from annapolis, to

europe, africa, caribbean and back and then back 11 months and left on this trip, 42,000 miles alone in the last four years. >> give or take a mile >> you got it. >> when you are doing that you just came off this trip how do you record your trip so you remember. >> this one i used a digital voice recording because my handwriting is terrible, you take pictures have a ships log which is very bland but every day i talked into it just to keep up with what i was doing to help with writing the book. >> which is what you are doing next. >> what do you hope people will get from your book just adventure. >> yeah, adventure could be inspirational to some people, and you know, also help promote sailing, amongst, you know offshore sailing and sailing amongst people my age and the whole spectrum, for most sailing and inspire some people. >> what about a movie. >> yeah, well,. >> wouldn't be a large cast. >> no, wouldn't be a large

cast. >> yeah, sure. >> you did interact with wildlife. >> yeah, at one point i went through norwahls for miles, those are the ones with the big horns coming out of them up in the arctic, whales, seals, wall us are >> i want to come over to someone else, carl, the program director for crab and matt did his whole trip to raise money for crab tell me about the programs you are involved in. >> well, there are a number of programs, some of which are associated with the need for the disabled children and adults, and the adults that are mentally disabled, as well. the boats that we use, in the program, are really designed for people that simply do not have the use of their arms and

legs. >> is this because they are not able to? our time goes fast and i want to get this in they should be able to experience this amazing thing called sailing. >> absolutely we can do it with the blind, this weekend for example, we have a group coming in that is totally blind, we have folks that have had every conceivable muscular disease, we do about almost 2,000 people every season and we have been doing this for about 21 years at this point. >> and when you have people like matt helping you raise money. >> you bet. >> that helps keep the mission going there is another mission lee come on over here with the sailing hall of fame, and was instrumental in helping get all the hoopla surrounding this record setting event what does it mean to have someone like matt help the cause. >> well, holly, matt's remarkable journey, is like sir edmund hillary going up mount

everest without sherpa's it provides -- provides aspiration for young people and old alike anybody who dreams of doing something, should just go and do it and matt has shown if you dream the dream, and go do it, you can do some wonderful things and therefore provide a remarkable role model for young people. >> so it had to be a moment for you as well when matt came sailing in here to annapolis and was completing this journey and obviously another thing you can feature in the sailing hall of fame. >> well, you know annapolis is the sailing capital of the united states and we posted the whit bred around the world races and all those and a whole broad range of regattas and activities here. when matt came in, saturday, it was much like when the volvo boats came to annapolis we had

a crowd at city dock much like that s these weren't all sailors these were people in the broader community, who i think have always been captured by the imagination of the sea. >> that is what they were celebrating. >> before we go i want to make sure we get in matt we are celebrating you but celebrating the cause there is a matching going on right now in terms of fundraising. >> we are at $90,000 but the next $21,000 will bet matched by a group of individuals we are $15,000 to that $21,000 but that will be $42,000 on top of what we have we hope to raise good money, help us donate money to crab. >> what is next for you? >> sail back to the arctic because it is cold and wet and terrible. >> he just said i got to convince a lady to go with me i said here is your first tip go to the caribbean, bahamas, nowhere cold, where the boat turns upside down we will talk more later we have links to all the websites myfoxdc.com we will have more fox 5 morning

news when we come back matt. i was saying stop it stop it stop it i can't stand thesese spots.

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>> time for thence tore today's trivia question, we asked what mammal can starve to death despite a plentiful supply of food the sloth. >> geez. >> they need daily what? there is a blank word no word they need daily what? sunshine? >> well, they need. >> katie. >> sunshine. >> to raise their body -- the show is finishing like it started to raise their body temperature so bacteria in the stomach is warm enough to break down the leaves it eats it takes up to 100 hours to digest a stomach full of food.

>> a sloth. >> leaving you with a dose of cuteness take a look at this a little girl makes some new friends at the aquarium, she started at the otters and then ran along their exhibit and they followed, back and forth, that is so cute. >> how come creatures are not that responsive when i am at the window. >> because i think they know when it is a child. >> look at them following >> what a thrill. >> very cute. >> then they are like what are we doing now? >> do you thing that is what they are are saying. >> we thing it is cute they are saying we can't get to that snack. >> don't say that. >> you know wild kingdom. >> all right here is your 5 day forecast, are we going to do that? >> why not. >> got time. >> 66 today, 80s on the horizon, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday, get out the sun tan lotion it