you are not equipped for that judgment, a dolphin is. dolphin got two ears. dolphin-- okay. kind of hard with no neck, but never was it, yeah? [laughter] yeah. yet, you get the idea. you know about ultrasound, yeah? ultrasound, high, high-frequency sound. high-frequency sound, very, very small wavelengths. and those small wavelengths can discern a thing. you know about how they send the sound waves into the stomach of a person having a baby, something like that. you don't want to send x-rays, do you? i mean, unless you don't like the kid already. [laughter] ultrasound waves, really, really neat. this ultrasound go right through, reflect and give the information, echoes, huh? the echoes of high-frequency sounds. and guess what maneuvers the same way in the sky at night time. begin with a b, end with at. - bats. - bats. right on. bats do the same thing. how do the bats catch little insects on the fly? they send out beep, beep, beep, beep. the beep hits the insect, bounces off, be-beep. beep. got. ain't that nice? ain't that nice? picks it up by sonar, sonar. that means radar e

you are not equipped for that judgment, a dolphin is. dolphin got two ears. dolphin-- okay. kind of hard with no neck, but never was it, yeah? [laughter] yeah. yet, you get the idea. you know about ultrasound, yeah? ultrasound, high, high-frequency sound. high-frequency sound, very, very small wavelengths. and those small wavelengths can discern a thing. you know about how they send the sound waves into the stomach of a person having a baby, something like that. you don't want to send x-rays, do you? i mean, unless you don't like the kid already. [laughter] ultrasound waves, really, really neat. this ultrasound go right through, reflect and give the information, echoes, huh? the echoes of high-frequency sounds. and guess what maneuvers the same way in the sky at night time. begin with a b, end with at. - bats. - bats. right on. bats do the same thing. how do the bats catch little insects on the fly? they send out beep, beep, beep, beep. the beep hits the insect, bounces off, be-beep. beep. got. ain't that nice? ain't that nice? picks it up by sonar, sonar. that means radar e

now two dolphins poking their heads out of the dolphin and then -- time on the beach. >> whoa!st time to fish, in the morning. everybody knows that. >> these dolphins are quite known for going to the beach to feed like that. >> a hunting technique for sure. corner the fish to where they have no water left to swim in that would be the shore, and then it's easy picking. >> pick them off as the dolphin comes towards you. >> well, i could just go to the grocery store. >> i don't think the people filming this were there to fish. i think they were enjoying the sunrise and happen to see dolphins who are fantastically brilliant hunters. they risked their lives for this. >> they're going, i'm outta here! >> i wish there were sound effects. >> save yourself! >> i think the humans are the only ones that think this is pretty amazing. the fish are like, dolphins are not cute. they just ate my sister. >>> you say basketball is a big man's game. wait until you get a load of mani love. >> on his knees? >> he's all four-foot something. some say 4'4", some say 4'5". he plays in a basketball leag

>>> dolphins, pizzas. >>> theme parks. north korean leaders trying to show their nation is changing and that their people are content. our cameras go inside the reclusive nation to find out more. welcome to nhk world "newsline." north korean authorities have been promoting their country to the world, even as they maintain their guarded stance. a top official addressed the u.n. general assembly on monday for the first time since kim jong-un took power. he said the new leader opened the door to a near era, but it's hard to know what's happening inside north korea. even when you go there separating reality from ruse can be difficulty. >> we've been visiting the north korean capital pyongyang since saturday. we went to a popular new attraction on tuesday. staff at this aquarium say this dolphin show started in the summer. the highlights is a dance sequence involving a woman and dolphins. the performance is the first of its kind in north korea. >> translator: it's great fun. >> translator: it's the first time i've seen the dolp

i heard that dolphins are very promise cue was. >> dolphins have gay sex, so, you get them botting eachles, actually. >> reporter: on that note, we leave the water and head into the jungle, because i have a surprise of my own for lucy. got a gift for you here. i know you like these little buggers. >> aw! >> sweet little guy. >> oh, you want a hug. >> reporter: careful with the claws. really? >> oh, look at your beautiful face! >> reporter: our new friend is a sloth, who moves so slowly there's an entire eco-system growing in his father. >> look at the side of the tick on him. >> reporter: that's wonderful. >> want to know the only thing a sloth does quickly? they have sex really quickly. >> reporter: they have energy for certain things. she's even learned to mimic their mating call. >> he's gripping me really hard now. he's seriously turned on right now. off you go. that's it. there's a girl up there. >> reporter: as our new friend races away at the speed of, oh, about a foot a minute, lucy reminds us that just because an animal is odd doesn't mean it's not important. >> nature's like a

a 51-year-old dolphin died last year.ve you an idea hold this one, dolphins in the wild only live up to the age of 12. so that's amazing. >> like four times. >> yeah. no kidding. >> check it out. >>> the next top model for the price is right. come on down. >> meet the boston man who won a nationwide contest. when he will show off the glitz, glam and prizes coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, about to make day- time t-v history. >>> it's time for this week's best buys where you eat fresh, stay healthy and save money. i pick out three items every week. check the ads, supermarkets, and check the quality. we're going to start with these beautiful cluster tomatoes. yes, still have them in the market but these cluster tomatoes are at a great price. these are hothouse grown and at 99 cents a pound, that is a great value. what a great average price. blue lake beans. these beans coming in the market are still locally grown coming in from everywhere and look at the color, the deep green color. and that's what you have to look for. the av

the highlight is a dance sequence involving a woman and dolphins. the performance is the first of its kind in north korea. >> translator: it's a great fun. >> translator: it's the first time i've seen the dolphins up close. it was exciting. >> reporter: excitement and fun are what the country's new leader seems to be promoting. kim jong-un created a government agency responsible for overseeing theme parks. experts say he's trying to define himself as a caring leader. the idea is simple. children, adults, even uniformed soldiers who flock to popular spots have a good time, then think of kim. >> translator: it's great. >> marshall kim john ung cares for us as workers. i can't tell you how thankful we are. i feel like i can relieve a whole day's stress by enjoying attractions here. >> reporter: it's not just rides. it's restaurants, too. north korean officials want the world to know their country is changing. this newly opened italian restaurant offers 11 different types of pizza. it's popular with locals, and it's also attracting tourists. >> in the w

they swing dolphins couldn't swing anymore. a month after the disaster the dolphins were back on stage and playing new instruments most of them donated thanks to the efforts of jazz musicians in new orleans. the o. perry walker high school band never forgot the help they received after katrina. they organized congress serts to raise money for their japanese friends. >> i was in the sam predicament five, six years ago and it gives us the opportunity to help them like they helped us. >> many of us lost our instruments. we were able to play again. i was so excited. >> reporter: these young people relate to one another through music and through the experience they've had dealing with the disaster. >> translator: if we didn't have music, i don't think we could have overcome the disaster. i'm glad i had music in my life. >> translator: there are certain things you wouldn't understand unless you've gone through a disaster. for them to come over here to play has given everyone a big morale boost. >> reporter:ow these musicns have becom

the ukraine's military is training these dolphins to be combat ready. the first class of ten dolphins already knows how to find targets on the bottom of the ocean and signal that their mission is complete. trainers will now show the dolphins how to patrol the water and protect the area from underwater intruders. during the cold war, the former ussr trained dolphins for its black sea fleet. >>> tonight politics are going to headline late night. president obama is making a stop on the "tonight show" with jay leno. >> no political party is off limits from a few jokes. mitt romney visited the show earlier this year. mark barger talked with jay about the late-night politics. >> lindsay lohan has endorsed mitt romney for president. lindsay lohan. so this -- this could be just the thing that puts obama over the top. >> i don't think anybody can figure out my political beliefs really. at least i hope not. >> reporter: jay leno tries to be an equal opportunity offender. >> so far for halloween, obama masks are 30% higher than mitt romney masks. well, that makes

especially when dolphins are involved.were on their way to a sea dive off of pensacola and look what starts following them. >> oh! >> he said that there were three dolphins following them, but only one was jumping, and you could see at intermittent points they're jumping in the water, and he said apparently they like the wake that this boat was leaving behind and started following it. >> like a little ride for them. >> i'm surprised they could keep up, but what a nice show they provided. however, in this second video, the sea life -- not so friendly. >> uh-oh. >> this video was posted and said, sea lions tear up this boat. i thought it was this little kayak. no. the sea lions are trying to jump on it and they get up there. >> that's a nice boat. >> they don't treat it like a nice guest. they're treating it like "hangover 3." >> like it's a party boat. trying to get up there and get jiggy with t. a booze cruise at the frat house. watch what they do. look at it. >> whoa! man, those things are gigantic. >> like rock stars in

dpol dolphins seem to enjoy riding waves at the beach. >> it's a way to cool off. they don't have to wear ties either. [ laughter ] >> spencer christian does. >> still pretty wa all around the bay areafterhis hot day. heat is holding on. high definition mount tam looking down at the city by the bay. i'm looking at a different monitor. i'm looking at the monitor i'm supposed to but things are looking calm. still warm. live doppler 7 hd and the are w clouds o fog ywhe nea th cotlin we h clear skiesll theay ross theay area and still warm. 73 degrees in san francisco. 82 in fremont.city. 88 in antioch. so the heat is holding on. the forecast highlhts, clear and mild tonight. very mild, warm and hot again tomorrow. much cooler at the beginning of the week on wednesday. water and vapor satellite, it's pulling away from us allowing a big ridge of high pressu to dominate f one moreay. it loolike one moreay. we'll start our animation 5:00 tomorrow morning, it will be clear. no clouds near the coast. sunny skies coast to inhidden and see temperatures in a similar range, 70s

. >> and you've heard about swimming with the dolphins? how about with tigers? the new trend raising lots of >>> a stanford stunned this morning winning a nobel prize in chemistry. he share that's honor with duke medical center's robert levkovitz. >> the phone call came at 2:30 this morning and he answered the call, told by the royal swedish academy of sciences he and robert lefkowitz won the nobel prize. >> probably more towards crying just hard to believe. yes. >> he had been studying proteins more than a decade. starting at duke university and then, at stanford. because he was curious and he and his wife had a sense it was a big deal. his wife realized it. >> he said i didn't think it was going to work but here it s everyone huh? they sat up. and that gave me an idea it was a big thing. after that ef one wanted to know about it. >> his research explained body of communication system and his discoveries involving g protein receptors could change hoi we treat disease in the future. >> i hope is that we'll be able to use these structures to develop more safer, s

david ortiz, el pelotero de las medias rojas de boston jose bautista, nolan carroll de los miami dolphinstre otros son aficionados del energel. http://www.fusescience. com yy en las tiendas naturistas gnc. hacemos una pausa: y cuando volvamos toda la informacion deportiva.. pero antes un adelanto con el socio!! como les va buenas tardes y buen inicio de semana para todos, fue un fin de semana de mucha actividad deportiva para los equipos del area que en dos disciplinas estan luchando por su clasificacion directa al playoff, y nuestro primer resumen tiene que ver con el iniciamos en el candem yard donde los orioles derrotaron 6-3 a los medias rojas y esperaron una victoria de texas ante los angelinos que no se concretó. luego de celebrar su cuarta victoria seguida, los orioles dejó en uno la cifra mágica para certificar un boleto a los playoffs como comodines. baltimore, sin embargo, quiere avanzar a la postemporada como el campeón de la división del este de la liga americana. los orioles comparten la punta con los yanquis de nueva york, que vencieron 9-6 a los azulejos de toron

we're the miami dolphin cheer leaders? indiana. what a picture here. now we are waiting to hear official word about injuries. you can see the bus on its side. do you see the tracks in the median there as it apparently went off the road? this is about an hour out of indy. now we'll get you more details when we get them ourselves. it's an hour outside of indianapolis, and i wish bob were around and i'd ask him about the weather there. it doesn't appear that the roads were wet or excessively so at the time and we're not getting any information on a cause of that accident if the bus had swefbed to miss something and it caused the weight of the bus to roll. but you do see, it looks like people are tending to the actual bus, but i don't see -- i don't see victims coming out or, you know, like they'd just gotten there and need stretchers. it appears to have been maybe happening for a while now because i don't see a big rush to get to the bus and get people out, but we'll get more details to you as i get them. i am just looking at

the only one was in 1985 when the 49ers beat dolphins. let's check thing out with sal and look at the roads. >>> well, as a matter of fact we don't have a lot going on. it does look good but steve and i have been telling you about fog so be weary of that, it is not foggy between walnut creek and oakland. well westbound interstate 880, from he will seer veto down to other areas. and construction zones and a detour, the rest of the contra costa area looks good and no major problems. if you are driving between vallejo and funnel that looks good and no traffic trouble for the hitch beyond bridge. no problems on the dumbarton bridge. and we have not a lot going on in the south bay and the weather has been clear. on the freeways there is a at the lot of fog. highway 101 and 20 if let's go to steve. >> and as you were clear, caldecott was on the side you mentioned. mostly sunny today, not much of a breeze, in fact west 10 southeast at 5:00, we were kind of mind so mostly sunny today. it will be warmer accept some of that thick fog. tell use it a

. >> dolphin gets a lot of play but porpoise not so much. i would-- >> i love the story. >> great story. >>> before we start the weather, you probably have seen it outside the last several days, the trees were peaking here in the next week as far as the colors of the leaves. these are beautiful pictures. i don't have the name of the person that sent it in but beautiful pictures from the college park area taken in the last several days. we encourage you to send in your pictures to my weather photo at gmail and we will try to put up pictures the next couple of days. >> trees are brilliant. >> red maple looks great. without a lot of wind and mild temperatures, perfect time to get out and enjoy. >> before they come down. >> they will come down abruptly when we get winds. temps are warmer than yesterday when things got comfortable in the afternoon. today upper 70s and dare i say it a few may touch 80. 58 in washington. 60 annapolis. north and west, remember yesterday we had 30s and 40s. today better, 54 frederick. 52 martinsburg. 53 dulles. tempe

. >> it's not a dolphin. >> don't be grabbing dolphins either. >> good point. >> susan, thanks. >>> presidentobama and mitt romney prepping heavily for the first debate less than 24 hours away. how high are the stakes? who has the edge? what are each candidate's weak spots? we'll look at that next in the program. >>> a border patrol agent shot and killed and another wounded. what happened in arizona? details ahead. >>> less than 24 hours from now, with the election five weeks away, president obama and mitt romney will face off. both men have been prepping heavily. evidence shows presidential debates can shift a race. joining me now alan schroeder, a professor of the school of journalism in northeast university in boston. author of "presidential debates, 50 years of high-risk tv" and patrick millsap who served as chief of staff in newt gingrich's campaign. patrick, you say that newt gingrich's pious baa loney line is one of the strongest hits during his campaign run against mitt romney. >> can we drop some of the pious baloney? you ran in '94 and lost. that's why you weren't serving in the sen

our photographer capres she is going shots of dolphins ridg the waves north of half moon bay. see they seem to be enjoying the surf today. it was especially warm out there. we can see why. >> dan: warm weather and still steamy in many parts of the bay area. >> we're in for a mild to warm night. a as we head into tomorrow, i want to show you a photo. this was sent to us by a viewer. bay farm island in alameda. you can see the sun was glowing there was absolutely gorgeous. hot day today and we are headed for another hot one as we head into tomorrow. get ready for that as we check out right now, live doppler 7 hd. you'll see what is happening. there is a few clouds out there. not anything in the form of fog, but higher clouds, well off the coastline. we're not expecting any fog anytime soon. clear and mild tonight. warm to hot tomorrow and much cooler weather is headed our way for the rest of the week. you'll see the changes that are coming. let's ke a look, tomorw's gh temperature, 95 on tuesday for santa rosa. dropping to 80 and then by thursday, down to 78 degrees. san francis

world war ii veterans and grandmas are just the innocent dolphins who get pulled up in the net. (laughter). >> jon: um -- in your mind where did these laws go wrong? >> right, well, look. they're too indirect. you can't just make a law and hope it disproportionately affects black people! (laughter) i mean, you have to make sure it disproportionately affect as black people! and not just on paper. racism works best in person. distrust but verify. (laughter). >> jon: like a cop pulling you over for, like, a d.w. b. (laughter) >> sorry, what's that, jon? >> jon: a d.w.b., you know, like a -- driving while black. (laughter) >> did you just learn that phrase, stkpwhro *pb. >> jon: no! no! yeah. um -- cat williams special. >> yeah. d.w. b. what are you down with the brothers now, stkpwhro *pb. >> what? what? is down good? >> just drop the slang and step away, jon. >> jon: all right, all right. but you're right. when a cop does a d.w.b. -- (laughter). -- he can see you're black. but when you purge elvira washington from the voter rules, that sounds black but you don't know. it's like be

our photographer captures she is going shots of dolphins riding the waves north of half moon bay. you can see they seem to be enjoying the surf today. it was especially warm out there. we can see why. >> dan: warm weather and still steamy in many parts of the bay area. >> we're in for a mild to warm night. a as we head into tomorrow, i want to show you a photo. this was sent to us by a viewer. bay farm island in alameda. you can see the sun was glowing there was absolutely gorgeous. hot day today and we are headed for another hot one as we head into tomorrow. get ready for that as we check out right now, live doppler 7 hd. you'll see what is happening. there is a few clouds out there. not anything in the form of fog, but higher clouds, well off the coastline. we're not expecting any fog anytime soon. clear and mild tonight. warm to hot tomorrow and much cooler weather is headed our way for the rest of the week. you'll see the changes that are coming. let's take a look, tomorrow's high temperatures, 95 on tuesday for santa rosa. dropping to 80 and then by thursday, down to 78 degre

los "miami dolphins". unos hombres guapÍsimos, sÚper fuertes.ara atrÁs e irnos a la casa a dormir. >> no, yo quiero bailar hasta caer muerta. >> dios te oiga. >> ¿quÉ dijiste, idiota? >> que diote oiga... mi amor. >> en tu mugrosa vida me sacas a bailar, y ahora que hay una oportunidad no te me vas a rajar. ademÁs, tenemos que ganar el concurso, ¡¿entendiste?! porque si no ganamos, no te doy de comer en un mes. >> sÍ... no me vayas a dejar de comer un mes. ¿dÓnde vamos a ensayar? >> aquÍ. >> jesucristo de las siete danzas... estÁ bien, tÚ dices cÓmo. >> la mano. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] >> ¿dÓnde estoy? [celular] >> bueno. ¿quiÉn habla? >> rosario, tu hermana. >> ¿y cÓmo supiste dónde localizarme? >> te estoy hablando a tu celular. ¿me puedes explicar quÉ es eso de que te vas a quedar a dormir en la hacienda? si no me hubiera llamado quintana, me tendrÍas angustiadÍsima. >> es sÓlo un capricho del viejo. vi la hacienda, saludÉ a chacho. >> ¿quiÉn es chacho? >> es el cuidador. >> chucho. >> Ése. le dije si podÍa pasar la noche aquÍ y me dijo que no habÍ

actor and former pro football player victor rivers of the dolphins will be the keynote speaker at thenual benefit luncheon. you can see rivers spoke to cheryl jennings this morning about the abuse he endured as a child. >> i graw up in a home where domestic violence and child abuse took place on a level of torture. when i say that i'm not exaggerating, i was beaten, tied up, locked in closets, hammered, burned. to name a few of the things that happened. what i had to witness was harder the unbelievable brutality against my mother. >> rivers is now a national spokesman for victims of abuse. he says organizations like stand for families, free of violence in need of assistance. for more information and how you can help go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. >>> still ahead, a lot going on this weekend in the bay area. big music festival in golden gate park. details on that after mo >>> today on katie mark zuckerberg's right hand woman sheryl sandberg at 3:00. at 4:00, the green solution to the cardboard box the newest innovation for your next move without the waste. and at 5, judg

shows, but why watch dolphins when you can catch the finest flipper the world has ever seen, one willarding us now is congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, democrat of florida and chair of the democratic national committee. good afternoon. >> good to be with you. welcome to florida. >> thank you. it costs $75 to get into seaworld to see some of the finest flipping available. we see these mammals. but why pay that, we can watch mitt romney. he flips everywhere. tonight i'm expecting to hear nothing about the n neoconservative visors, none of the aggression we had throughout the primaries. it's going to be very moderate mitt, isn't it? >> what's really not disturbing is this is not flip-flopping. through the last debate he has engaged in nothing but deception and hiding the ball. on issue after issue he has essentially taken the opposite position or pretended to not have positions like his $5 trillion tax cut skewed toward the wealthy that's on his website. when it comes to foreign policy, he's engaged in nothing but bluster and blunder. he's done a "dukes are hazard" tour around the wor

that's right there that's why i got dolphins whoever conduct this it's still under still got a live on a little highly explosive some track off a tank it's like i look for and all that good balances and i'm also still kobolds oh my god. look the roof it's a. mold i mean it's i don't touch that it's randy wants nothing to do with live explosives yet we can't help but think that other scrappers would. mean he. got a couple that's about us on the front. row a lot of. you know that's what causes the earthquakes. a bomb went off and then the earthquake started. the bottom of the keep going. just reset to medicine fish and looking vehicle comes into view randy's freetown based on the old. you know system if you lose did a ball because you proved guilty you knew you were you know one of your very cheery if you were a got a low or no you're the . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so poorly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the bi

. >> brian: swimming with dolphins, too safe for you? doesn't sound like a good move. but it's going to make a lot of sense shortly. i'm sorry. i was late with the milk and now he's really thirsty. "fox & friends" starts right now >> steve: the growls got louder and louder. >> gretchen: i think that tiger is hungry. >> brian: i think so. >> steve: got your fingers before you go out. >> brian: i'm going to go out there. that is a very deep pool. >> steve: find out about the swimming pool. >> brian: we're going to swim. we've done it before. >> steve: one minute after the top of the hour. in new york city and we start with a fox news alert. new details about the guy who wanted to avenge osama bin laden's death by murdering hundreds of americans. a 21-year-old man is in custody after the f.b.i. foiled his plan to blow up the federal reserve in lower manhattan. joining us now outside the federal reserve in new york city, rick leventhal, to tell bus this guy. rick? >> steve, i have new information this morning. if anyone was wondering if the

they call that the dolphin. but on open water, different story.aves can easily interrupt the water supply. >> you literally can be thrown into a back flip and up can go into the water and -- >> reporter: the boat unit gets lifted out. >> if you are not prepared, it can throw you off. >> reporter: four hours plus and his arms are numb, his butt is aching, his whole body is aching. why, oh, why? >> it's a matter of, can it be done? >> he's flying by himself. >> reporter: is it a bird? is it a plane? nope. he's now the world's newest record holder. dean o'malley, jet dude, made it. just ran out of gas. i'm nick watt for "nightline" on catalina island. >> well, now, for those of you jealous of nick, you can buy your very own jet pack for only $99,500 from this year's knee man marcus holiday catalog. thank you for watching abc news. be sure to tune in tomorrow night for a special edition of "nightline," inside the gang violence in chicago for our series "hidden america: don't shoot, i want to grow up." "good morning america" will

can you see our dive team carving pumpkins under water but we'll have special activities with our dolphins, special animal encounters, creepy and crawly animals and learn more about them. >> it will be from 10:00 in the morning until 2 on saturday and sunday. the aquarium is encouraging everybody to come out in costume. >> that takes skills. it's hard to do it out of water. >> the old joke. >> why don't you do that. >> carving underwater. i'm no good carving on land. >>> all right. young men can't have their hair past the shirt color -- collar. >> what happens if he wants to do it for chair right. >> we'll take you to a town where a flock of turkeys are taking over. stephanie rawlings-blake: voting for question seven is an... incredible opportunity for baltimore. jim smith: question seven will bring table games like... blackjack and poker to baltimore. stephanie rawlings-blake: you're talking about 500 new jobs. ken ulman: and increased tourism will mean more business... for maryland's small businesses. jim smith: and instead of marylanders spending... five hundred and fifty million in oth

during sunday night's jets dolphins games referees will be throwing pink penalty flags instead of yellow. this was an idea dreamed up by an 11-year-old boy from new jersey. good idea. >>> well, diego maradona was one of the greatest soccer players of all time when he helped argentina win world cup championships. now he looks different when he put on a show in india dancing for the crowd. the man voted the top soccer player of the 20th century still has some mad soccer skills. >>> just ahead, the world's oldest facebook user and you're not going to believe how rich certain dearly departed celebs are. and then tom cruise goes nuclear against the tabloids. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. here's my latest thinking on sandy. it does appear the u.s. will be hit by sandy somewhere between the mid-atlantic, the chesapeake and up here into northern new england. exactly where yet is too early to tell. again, sunday, monday. the biggest impact will be tree damage and the winds causing trees to fall. the areas that have leaves on the trees. river flooding looks to be a big issue. co

dolphins and parties have been taught. that really did sound like someone pretending to blow on a bugle or something, right? >> it did. it really did. not the first time. there were caretakers at the aquarium in vancouver in canada. they heard one of the white whales up there say its name. one of the caretakers say the thing actually said his name. whether you believe it or not, who knows. >> look. he's moving his mouth. >> they're quite humanlike apparently. >> wow. look at that. he looks kind of friendly. >> you like him. you cried in "free willie" too, don't you? >> i did. >> coming up next, the coverage of the third and final presidential debate continues. we will have our debate report card. >> first, new questions about the history of the man who went on a shooting rampage at a spa in wisconsin. why a man with a history of abuse and a restraining order against him was able to carry out his violent threats. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life

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and one of the questions he'd been asked was why were dolphins dying? so one of the military veterinarians said he thought that dolphins around the world were dying because they were infected with a measles-like virus. and he said to taubenberger, 'if--can you--if we give you decayed dolphin tissue and--can you pull out a measles' virus, if it's there?' so taubenberger's labs got so good at doing this, they actually did pull out a measles-like virus. and he said, 'i wonder what else we could do with our--with our expertise? 'and that's what led him to start looking for the 1918 flu virus in the lung tissues. c-span: in 1995? >> guest: that's right. c-span: so he's got the big pi--pathology institute with three million specimens of all different kinds of disease... >> guest: but he hadn't gone there before for anything. c-span: he hadn't... >> guest: he never had gone there for things. that's right. he said... c-span: and you have johan hultin, who is out in san francisco... >> guest: right. c-span: ... doesn't even know he's doing this. >> guest: right.

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