the story of dolphin 56. that's the name of a dolphin first tagged by researchers in the 1970s. well over 40 years old, he's still spotted now and then off the east coast. fishermen recognize him because of his crooked snout. and they get an up-close view because, over the years, dolphin 56 has learned that if he's friendly, he'll get fed. >>> stay with us. there's lots more still to come on "teen kids news." >> we'll be right back. >>> we all know the internet can be an incredible window to the world, but it can also have a dark side. hannah b. shows us how one california teenager's life was changed by cyber bullies. >> reporter: video sharing sites like youtube let teenagers express themselves in a whole new way. for one southern california teen, it was a way to escape. but cyber bullies took his escape away. >> i could barely sleep at night. i didn't want to go to school. it was, like, gut-wrenching how bad it was. >> reporter: sean spalla is a high school student in santa clarita, california. as a child, he was diagnosed with something known as soto's syndrome. >> it's an ov

whales and dolphins sued the u.s. navy? the whales and dolphins had no idea this was going on in the environmentalist was sued the navy and a lebow and wales it got to the ninth circuit court of appeals that said you will not do this we will not let them the litigants but in theory, animals can be granted standing and the example is if congress decided to pass a law firm realized today an accord to anything can happen you just have to find the right judge to declare that animals have the right. in the european court of human rights has taken their rights at of austria animal-rights activists brought a lawsuit to have a chimpanzee and her cent so that the chimpanzee could have a guardian named for it in the same way an independent child would. the supreme court of austria's said we're not going there. no way. the court and human rights except in the case and is now pending. it does not mean they will say yes but often a court does not take the case because a plan on saying no. said it certainly means they take the issue very

in november, the dolphins come here and then a thursday night in atlanta. we'll go to carolina and tampa bay here. pittsburgh comes to our house on sunday night and then houston for the monday night at the ravens. then to cleveland and then, the regular season finale at home with the bangles. >> we're ready. >>> we are. >> we're all ready. all right, still to come on wjz- 13 eyewitness news at noon, dramatic rescue. the crew of a sinking boat is saved off of the coast of alaska >>> teen texting -- texts have overtaken all forms of communication among teens. >>> and taking another live look outside this noon, marty will be back with the forecast. ,,,, allergies? chlor-trimeton. hey, one dose of this, six hour relief. chlor-trimeton relieves itchy, watery eyes and sneezing for 12 full hours with less drowsiness than benadryl. it does all that? chlor-trimeton. less drowsy relief that lasts 12 hours. laxatives? i've tried all these. this one's gritty. this one can make you bloated. clearly, miralax is the one for me. it relieves my constipation with no harsh si

we will be here on that night dolphin down into some of that in detail. something tells me you will be seeing a lot more of us before then. >> greek mythology said zoos have three daughters, the three graces week, on the other hand have these three. the two larger parties, a one- man band on one hand and a distinctive cabinet presentation on the other. what do you make of it? >> i thought it was odd. you would not say let's have a photo with this person. i thought it was odd. both leaders were campaigning on this issue of energy. but both used the same word. they know that the government is trying to get past that and exploit that. in the photograph of david cameron with his sleeves rolled up, that was about energy and dynamism. he is going to struggle with small talk. he finds relatively few people on the trail wanting to talk about the history of democratic structures which is his specialty. >> you knock of the team. -- you mock of the team. >> there is a team. i cannot think of a party seeking election that has so few people even george osborn is being

. >> i think it is a stupid move for the dolphins to let him go. he is fantastic. >> hopefully, it will get people back into it. >> i am not real optimistic. i am just tired of being optimistic. >> when his new team faces his old team, he will treat it just as he would the cowboys are the giants. >> i am a fan of football. it is good to see a competitive game. >> i think it will be a good opportunity to see some hits. >> you want the guy you love to get hit? >> that is us. that is eagles fans. >> what is the newcomer looking forward to about washington? meeting president obama. >> i know i cannot just walk up to his doorbell and y to meet him. >> it is possible he let something slip when he said he was looking forward to getting to know this area over the next couple of years. all we know for sure is that the redskins have him for the remaining year of his contract. live at redskins park, julie parker, abc 7 news. >> tim brant got a chance to go one-on-one with the quarterback. that injury coming up a little bit ler. >>> another day of hot april we

today, leaders in washington had a meeting about dolphins in captivity.awmakers want to note two things, is there enough oversight of theme parks and aquariums, and is the educational value worth holding them captive? >> nearly two months after the death of the sea world trainer, emotions are still raw. >> we're trying to get to the point where we can come out with recommendations. and regrets she was one of beef -- several people testifying -- >> she was one of several people testifying on capitol hill. the >> this highlights the potential hazards of working with marine animals. >> a house subcommittee is ticking an-- is taking a look at whether they should be held at world aquariums. >> it is spectacular, but not natural. >> they come to that parks and their inspired by what they see. >> critics say federal laws have not been updated more than a decade. -- in more than a decade. >> we have standards in place to protect our staff, the treanor staff, to protect the animals and the public. >> lawmakers will continue to evaluate the issue. >> there is a rac

reading your bio, you in a former life were a miami dolphins cheer leader, now you hang out with poisonous snakes, pawed with leopards, on and on it goes. for this particular special you dealt with all the gorillas and what jumped out to me, you're going to explain this the sexual politics and diningate quet of these gorillas. what an earth did you learn about that? >> it's amazing. this special really captures it. you know, watching gorillas, it's very much like watching a soap opera, it's got all the drama, the conflict, the gorilla porn, the sex, the betrayal, it's got it all. we were able to witness firsthand some first-time behaviors that had never been targeted, kingo let's lucky with a few of the females a few tiles and they definitely like to eat, it takes a lot to sustain a 350-pound silverback. >> you know along the western lowland of the congo and find these gorillas and this community that's basically been untouched, where there are more than 100,000 gorillas, right, in this area? >> it's incredible. you know, there's a lot of political turmoil in these parts, and that's actual

of us human being suspect the narrow circuitry from their neurons is also an elephant may be an dolphinsuse they can self identified in the mirror test. but what we're finding now is that we are not wired for aggression and violence we're not wired for utilitarianism we're not wired to be simple and evil we're wired to be and have said. the press calls them of the neurons renown know that human beings and primate friends we actually can experience biologically somebody else's plight, their condition, a feeling some emotion that is wired into our biology. that is extraordinary. think about a somebody and mentioned to this to me in the seventies it is a breakthrough. we know when you put a little baby and a nursery with little babies if one baby starts to cry the others will as well. that is called primitive empathic distress. but the maturity of empathy is the emotional and positive and two 1/2 years of age when a child can identify himself in a mirror, then they know there is amy and of you and begin the process of being impacted because the developments self goes with the development of

he can play football, though and goes to the dolphins as a number one receiver.ld the league be, you know, could this be something that bill parcells can straighten out? and finally, talk about leaving your calling card. check out this dog, mona. mona got loose and she got loose and runs across the fields in the minor league baseball game. it's a big adoption thing and right in center field, mona marks her territory. she decides to do her business. >> she was actually adopted after this despite that little stunt. she's got a good, old belly scratch in return and she feels a whole lot lighter. and there you go. we'll continue to follow this story as it develops two or three times a day. >> all right. 21 minutes before the top of the hour. a space invasion is taking place in new york city today. people are wearing space themed outfits and are gathering at grand central station. they want to send a message to nasa to make sense of this mission, let's talk to the u. s. s. intrepid, the guy who runs things over there, the president of the u. s.s. sea, air and space mu

at the top of the list, daniel marino, not the former dolphins quarterback. one of 14 alleged mob members facing charges, murder, racket tearing, prostitution and jury intimidation. 13 of the 14 pleaded not guilty. the other, on the lamb. >>> a six-game suspension for pittsburgh steelers quarterback, ben roethlisberger. he can get two games back for good behavior. they punished the two-time super bowl champ in the wake of sexual assault allegations. he wasn't charged but he violated the league's personal conduct policy and pretty much all good sense. many reports say the steelers are trying to trade him before tonight's nfl trast. >>> it is a pretty safe bet that ben roethlisberger snlt laughing about his suspension but jay leno sure is. >> this black cloud is still pretty big, not as big as the black cloud over ben roethlisberger. did you hear about that? because of his actions there, pittsburgh steelers quarterback, ben roethlisberger has received a six-game suspension from the nfl. six games, that's big. for violating the league's personal conduct policy.

brandon marshall's trade to the dolphins has got some of his nfl buddies tweeting that he's going toxtension. let's look how much he's saving working in florida as opposed to denver. he has no state income tax. if marshall was still playing for the broncos, he would get $2.2 million taken out in taxes. if he went to the jets or giants, he would pay $4.2 million to new york or new jersey. and at the got sent to oakland, not only do we get a troubled organization, but slammed by california taxes, which would cost him $5 million. that's why he's happy to be with bill parcells in miami. coming up on brian and the judge, we'll capture the magic with chris wallace. geraldo will be here. >> gretchen: does he like you better on radio? >> brian: sometimes. and then we have bill schultz from red eye. >> last day to send in your census. the u.s. is giving out gifts to remind people. but some of the items aren't made in the u.s. we'll talk to the u.s. secretary of commerce next. >> gretchen: toby mac and his band, diversity, rocking out here. ♪ >> gretchen: today is the deadline to send in your

we will see him friday or saturday at dolphin stadium or whatever they call it this year. >> bob carpentergham just got under that one. 2 outs. talks about that mill meter or fraction of an inch on the bat. >> rob dibble: that ball was hit hard some times dropping your shoulder, dropping your back knee, that is what rick eckstein is trying to get these guys to have level swings. see the head down, comes through. good pitch by billingsly. getting inside the sweet spot. >> bob carpenter: rodriguez grounded out to 2nd, his first time up today. 299 career hitter coming in. 305 home runs, 1,272 rbis. all time leader in doubles by a catcher. with 554. >> rob dibble: like alamar he will have trouble getting in on the first ballot. i'm kidding. it was atrocious alamar didn't go in on the first ballot. rodriguez, because a few guys refused to vote because they don't want everyone to go in unanimously. he won't get every vote and should. how did ted williams not get a unanimous vote into the hall of fame. >> bob carpenter: some knuckle head didn't like him probably a guy from new york. unreachable f