we don't have wild kangaroos here. >> so, christie -- >> the kangaroos here are born on a domestic kangaroo they were sold as pets. >> so sorry to interrupt you. let me ask you, what will you do if the city council comes down and says you can't keep irwin? >> irwin will not survive if he is not with me because of the care that he gets and because of the bond between us. i will have to move at this point in time. it'll have -- if they don't approve it, we'll have to move out into the county. there is a possibility if we raise enough funds for wild heart ranch that they will be able to enlarge the clinic as we've been planning to for several years and were wanting to put in -- on property cabins where on property volunteers will stay, and irwin and i will stay up there for awhile. >> well, christie, we wish you and irwin all the best. thank you so much for joining us and we do love that suit that irwin has on this morning. thanks for dressing him up for us. >> oh, thank you. >> thank you, christie. thank you, irwin. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- separating fact from fiction

i was thinking about buying the kangaroo.eyond that, no. >> he was wearing a suit on the air. >> he looked very smart. >> irwin, the kangaroo, is excited about this. >>> we're less than a week away from the royal wedding. the official guest list has just been released this morning by buckingham palace. we know who will be in attendance for william and kate's nuptials at westminster abbey. and lama hasan is in london for us with all of the details. lama, i'll see you soon. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. as you said, the official wedding guest list has just been released. and so have the seating plans. and i have them right here in my hands, hot off the press. 1,900 guests have been invited to the service at westminster abbey. as we've been reporting, david and victoria beckham will be there. so will elton john, and the movie director, guy ritchie, and the actor, rowan atkinson, also known as mr. bean. there are surprises. singer, joss stone is on the list. as well as the australian olympic swimmer, ian thorpe. and mario te

a partially paralyzed kangaroo. >>> and a deadly cobra back at the bronx zoo. unfortunately, back in captivity. what the snake says now. make a wish! oh. ooh. happy birthday todd. it's for a cough... from allergies... [ male announcer ] halls relieves coughs and sore throats due to allergies too. now you know. >>> a developing story sti hour. an american airlines flight can i verted to ohio after several people complained of feeling sick headed from washington, d.c. to chicago. passengers were complaining about air quality. an official at the dayton airport says one person had an asthma attack and two others went to the hospital. an american airlines spokesperson says there might have been a pressurization issue. >>> it's april fools' day but for folks in the northeast this is no joke. a wicked blast of snow is punishing the region making it feel more like the middle of winter than spring. this is concord, new hampshire. fluffy snow making for not a great commute this morning even though it's very pretty if you like snow in spring. the snow started falling in p

repeat them, but in the interim, the city attorney has characterized the sunshine task force as a kangaroo court and out to get -- terminate city employees. those outrageous statements make it imperative that you support mr. grossman on the ethics committee so that he can attempt to enforce orders of determination. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am chairman of the sunshine ordinance task force, speaking parley as chairman of the task force and partly as an individual. regarding the remarks made by the previous speaker, the city attorney has not issued any statement regarding the task force. those remarks came from the city attorney's press spokesman, and mr. dorsey has told me and told the sfbaycitcitizencolumnist.or that those remarks are coming from him as a city employee, said they are not to be reflected in any way of the city attorney's position. regarding the appointment to the ethics commission, i wish to reiterate my strong support for allen grossman. he has been immensely helpful to the task force in a couple of areas, one of them dealing with the ethics commission, and i think h

southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places but the cia likes to use the old kangaroo courts in addition the u.s. has your court martial you see in the us his records were genius there the price cia of course to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. the man behind wiki leaks says his website revelations are just the tip of the arts the publication of tables in the u.s. and other countries there has been speaking to us he says it's time for more damaging information becomes now. we look at. who are. talking. i think about that so all these stories that have come out actually happened in the world before two thousand and ten and people didn't know about it so what is it that we don't know about now. there's an enormous hidden world out there that we don't know about until much much later on but it exists right now you know really think about it cables we only released secret classified confidential material we didn't have any top secret cables they really embarrassing stuff the really serious stuff wa

among the woman bats and wallabies, the crocs and kangaroos he introduced us to molly and pebbles ander baby jaeckel. can you really recognize all the different koalas and call them by name. >> you do. they sleep for such a long time so they're not something that is going to give you a lot of feedback say like a dog or a cat. >> reporter: they can weigh up to 15 pounds. found exclusively in eastern australia, they live only about eight years in the wild. but are known to reach 22 in captivity. they are good climbers, and live in loose families. does the father have any child- rearing responsibilitys? >> no, none. his part is what you would say is the fun part. he creates the baby and then he's off. >> reporter: mama isn't necessarily the most dedevoted either. is she interested in the baby or does she tolerate the baby? >> probably more tolerates than a complete... she doesn't dote on the baby that's for sure. >> reporter: she's not snapping photos. >> no. >> reporter: the word koala is said to be an term meaning does not drink water. >> are you ready for this one? >> reporter: they g

district of new york is notorious it's one of the places that the cia well you say used to hold kangaroo courts in addition the u.s. has record washington d.c. and the u.s. has records from virginia and the price cia courts to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. behind when he says his web sites before they should be honest with the publication of confidential cables. virus into the u.s. and other countries having a son as has been speaking to won't say so it's only a matter of time before damaging information becomes known if we look at. work over the last. twelve months think about it but all these stories that have come out actually happened in the world before two thousand and ten but people didn't know about it so what is it that we don't know about now. there's an enormous hidden world up there we don't know about until much much later right but it exists there right now you know it really is a diplomatic cables we only released secret classified confidential material we didn't have any top secret cables they

the southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places but the cia likes to use the kangaroo courts in addition to the u.s. it's record washington d.c. in the u.s. this records number ginia and the price cia courts to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. investigative journalist wayne madsen elsewhere around the world tonight at least seventeen people have died and five more are missing after a ferry accident on the river nile in egypt some reports say the victims were on a bus that slid off the ferry well the reports say the boat capsized transporter actions are common in egypt they're often blamed on poor maintenance and a lack of regulation. number of people killed by a powerful tornado sweeping through the southeast of the united states is rising rapidly nearly three hundred have lost their lives most victims are in alabama where the storms are described as the worst ever two major cities with paralyzed by the deadliest tornado outbreak in nearly forty years a state of emergency has been declared in s

southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places that the cia likes to use the kangaroocourts in addition to the u.s. it's record washington d.c. in the u.s. as you courteney's from virginia there the price cia courts to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. turnout of some other stories making headlines across the globe the number of people killed by powerful tornadoes sweeping through the southeast united states is rising rapidly really three hundred have now lost their lives most of the victims were in alabama where the storms are described as the worst ever two major cities have been power allies by the deadliest tornado outbreak in nearly forty years state of emergency has been declared in seven states with many people left homeless. interpol says the attack on a cafe in morocco in which sixteen people were killed was most likely that a suicide bombing that happened in the capital's main square with most of the victims or interests no group has yet claimed responsibility officials. it's too early

southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places but the cia likes to use the whole kangaroo courts in addition to the u.s. it's record washington see in the u.s. as records were genius there the price cia course to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there. well these in brief or you know what it's all eyes on the other hand them today for britain's prince william prepares to take a take middleton's hand in less than an hour's time i think since him now from the british capital has been seen in the last few minutes agreement his brother prince charming they have just arrived at westminster abbey so that since. among those who already taken the seats were all relatives are due to arrive soon hundreds of thousands outside lining the streets. on the street type. number of people killed by powerful tornadoes sweeping through the southeast united states is rising rapidly. twenty three hundred have now lost their lawyers most victims were from alabama where the storms are described as the worst two major cities have

southern district of new york is notorious it's one of the places that the cia lycee used to hold kangaroo courts and addition the u.s. is record washington d.c. in the u.s. this records from virginia there the price cia courts to try these cases and i think we have to look at the impartiality and i don't think the impartiality is there all right investigative journalist wayne madsen joining us here thanks as always. well america's push for democracy in the arab world could see events spiral out of control as a radical islamic groups are lining up to fill the power vacuum and already correspondent palace their reports the ramifications for the u.s. as close as ally could be huge. these gunmen mean business and they're upping the stakes just that little bit higher because years the egyptian regime like the zionist enemy trying to stop us for it is in girls it we always go to weapons we needed to fight the zionist enemy. and now they're getting more than they could ever hopeful before me gyptian president hosni mubarak's men gone the borders couldn't be easier to get through the greens in. w

to what's said by republicans in congress they advocate these courts because they think they are kangaroo courts there's no question of conviction there's no question about what's going to come out of the process i think it's actually a slander of the military justice system but it does reinforce this impression that they that there's not their justice that's me that here and technically we would say is this a regularly constituted court that's the legal requirement under the geneva conventions very very clear and i think there's almost no one in the world looking at what's going on at one time in the mo whether they think this new system in the new rules are fair or not who would say this is a regularly constituted court it's been tinkered with and changed over and over and over again and of course i think you can also argue that this is only going to perhaps you know help. muhammad's image help the entire idea that he now is a martyr and really you know help him play upon that but i do have to wonder you know for me this is a huge a flip flop when it comes to the obama administration bu

a wallaroo is a cross between a wallaby and a kangaroo and this one could venture all the way out ofnext few months. >> yeah time to least pouch. >> grow up, kid. give mama a break, right? >> get your own place. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, everybody. it is less than a week until the 25th anniversary of the chernobyl nuclear disaster. the area around that reactor, get this, is still considered the most contaminated on earth. >> pretty tough to hear especially with everything going on in japan but now that the ukrainian government is asking for money to build a new concrete shelter around the reactor. the bbc's daniel sanford reports. >> reporter: up close and still dangerous. chernobyl's reactor fall. the scene of the total meltdown 25 years ago. it remains the world's worst nuclear accident. dozens of people were killed. many more got cancer. unlike in japan, huge quantities of radioactive debris were blown out through the roof. a quarter of a century on, we were given extremely rare access into the contaminated reactor block. but only briefly and in special clothing that

a woman in oklahoma who is fighting her city council for permission to keep her pet kangaroo.fleets in the country are switching to more efficient vehicles. through our clean fleet partnership driven not by government but by business more companies are going to be switching to electric and alternative vehicles, too. not out of goodness of their hearts but because it's good for their bottom line. >> janelle: he says transitioning to a clean energy economy will help the u.s. to jobs at home at the future. >> governor jerry brown is trying to think everything he can do to help the massive budget deficit even resorting to use his own pet sutter to raise money. nannette miranda how little sut ser trying to make a big impression. >> governor jerry brown's dog has become a celebrity at the capital. seven-year-old corgi is capitalizing on his popularity and selling his own line of merchandise t-shirts and tote bags. three dollars of each sell pays down the budget deficit. yeah the remaining $14 billion deficit! >> i confess i'm a super fan. >> she likes him so much she bought a hoodie

it's a cross between a wall aby and a kangaroo.ow emerging to become part of the outside world. doesn't quite want to come out yet. >> cute. the fall football schedule and will there be any action this year? >> larry beil is up next with sports. here's the top seven stories on our website right now. remember you can stay connected at abc7news.com. >> join us tonight on cable tv. an air-traffic controller gets the blame after the first lady's plane gets too close to a military jet and aborts a landing. >> at 11:00 on abc7 they catch to plan and punish people who use this neighborhood as a garbage dump. coming up on the news at nine and eleven. >> see you then but now on to sports. >> giants happy to see cody ross back in the locker room. cody ross returning to the giants but not activated yet. last year's playoff hero, ross strained his cavett in spring training. he is expected to be in the lineup tomorrow and the giants may send the rookie brandon bell down to the minors. ross has been rehabbing in triple-a. appears to be all heale

this is your kangaroo. >> who wants the crock? what do you think?stuff on our show all the time. you won't try alligator wrapped in a vine? why would you eat that? >> the crocodiles, the crazy crawlers. >> was already bugging out. no, i can't. that's too bug. >> it's not even a bug anymore. >> this is for meredith, okay? >> and -- >> forget dessert. chocolate-covered scorpions. >> it's alive it. >> owes on your leg. the upper part of your leg. >> meredith, meredith, meredith. >> the whole thing all at once. >> i won't do it again. >> after our fairy-tale fear factor, it was time to enjoy ladies' night out. we tried the bar where harry has been noun to hang out. >> you know what? i don't want a royal hangover. i love you guys, but i have to work tomorrow. so i'm going to leave you. >> and i don't? bidding farewell to meredith, we had one more stop on our royal toufrm maliki where prince william dropped r5,000 pounds on drinks where he and kate middleton broke up but that's now gone. it was a perfect happily ever after. >>> again, a big thanks to her

. >> reporter: mia, known as the kangaroo for being quick on her feet, also wasn't shy about giving mever the net, mia. >> i've never seen anybody that's bringing this to the table. >> reporter: her coach, rick macci, says mia still gets to be a kid. but a kid with an agent. who is a veteran at interviews. >> ask that question again. >> reporter: what do you like most about rick? but does the dream of big winnings and endorsements have some parents pushing a little too hard these days? >> the parents' job is to expose the child to a bunch of sports activities and let the child feel what seems best to them. >> hmm. >> reporter: there's no solidarity when a child should start sports. but some don't recommend intense training until 9. >> that still seems pretty young. i have an 8-year-old. i can't imagine him intensely training. it's one thing to have gym every day, which is great. >> i love the idea of playground superstars. but you look at tiger woods and mia there. the person says the best genetic specimen he's ever seen, maybe you follow that talent. maybe that changed my mind a littl

in the federal court, in the united states, under the rule of law, with lawyers, etc., and not a kangaroo -- the commission things, that will basically make us the laughingstock of the world once again and do everything again to undermine the rule of law and make this look like hypocrites. host: why don't you think there is a trial the rest of the world can respect in a military commission as opposed to federal court? caller: the military commissions and tribunals, what they are going to the private down -- quantico, the wikileaks guide. it seems like the military justice system is broken. they do what ever they damn well please. host: north carolina on our line for republicans. what do you think about the white house decision to move in 9/11 trials to guantanamo bay? caller: i think it is just another one of obama's lies, as usual. it is not surprising me. obama has done nothing but lies. he promised to clear out of guantanamo bay, just like he promised to reduce the number of troops in iraq by 2010, you know? this president does not care about the american people. let me get off of the

accounts of systemic corruption, security forces run amok, acting with state sanctioned impunity, kangaroo courts that condemn innocents without recourse, making a mockery of the rule of law. these dark trends are very often deeply entrenched, creating enabling environments that fuel violence and even genocide in some countries toward vulnerable persons and ethnic groups. the report addresses the barbaric scourge of human trafficing for sexual and other forms of exploitation such as forced labor. the report speaks truth to perpetrators of heinous crimes against women and children and highlights the feckless enforcement of laws to protect civilians against torture and other forms of cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment and punishment. taken together with related reports on human trafficking and freedom of religion, this particular report on human rights provides keen insights into the state of the world in which we live today. but mr. speaker, even as we consider these sobering matters, let's also recognize with due humility that the struggle here in the united states for the right to li