they even rode the dolphins around the tank. >> i'm riding a dolphin! >> reporter: in just two short hours, an emotional connection between the veterans and the dolphins, end up with kisses. >> i just want to feed them fish, and swim with them. >> reporter: this was the first time these wounded warriors got to work with these dolphins, and with such a big success, that the program's now thinking about having other soldiers come here for future treatment. as for these 10 veterans, they left with big smiles. and even a gift. paintings from the dolphins. >> go to bed, just excited, and you know, happy, and hopefully not having any nightmares. >> reporter: in vallejo, i'm da lynn. cbs 5. >>> the national park service is honoring veterans this weekend by offering free admission to all of them, nearly 400 parks are covered, and that includes your woods in marin county. the usual price of admission is $7 but from now through monday, everyone gets in free. officials at muir woods expect an increase in the crowds. >>> some entertaining antics set for today on th

they even rode the dolphins around the tank. >> riding a dolphin. >> whoo! >> reporter: in just two short hours an emotional connection between the veterans and the dolphins ended with kisses. >> i just want to feed 'em fish and swim with 'em. >> reporter: this was the first time the wounded warriors got to work with these dolphins and it was such a big success that the program is now thinking about having other soldiers come here for future treatment. as for these ten veterans, they left with big smiles. even a gift, paintings from the dolphins. >> go to bed just excited and, you know, happy and hopefully not have any nightmares. >> reporter: in vallejo, i'm da lin, cbs 5. >>> okay. it want a heated pool because they had wet suits but brave to just get in the water today it wa so cold. >> it was chilly. the coldest weather we have had since april 9 and 10 earlier this year with temperatures not getting out of the 50s. into the weekend, happy friday, you made it here's a peek of what you will wake up to tomorrow morning ordeal with, with the heater being on

>>> it wasn't about turkey on thanksgiving day on cape cod, it was about dolphins. this is a dolphin rescue. >> i thought they were bringing it to the table. >> wait a minute! this doesn't sound like a very friendly thanksgiving day. >> it was a very friendly thanksgiving day for these dolphins, eight dolphins got trapped during low tide and a rescue group came and four of them were returned to the water after they had a little rv where they cleaned them up, gave them a little check-up, they're healthy, let's go put them back and people got video of them. >> i hate to ask, you said four of them. what happened to the others? >> the others were herded back into the water. and these four were rescued and returned to the scene. one of the guys after the rescue explained to everybody standing there what happened. >> they were released. they were tagged with a small plastic tag with an i.d. number on it. so if they do happen to come ashore, then we'll be able to i.d. them and identify them from that. >> normally they have about 38 dolphin rescue as year. so far they've ha

with some very sociable and loveable dolphins. the ten veterans are part of a post traumatic stress disorder recovery program known as the pathway home. at first, a lot of skepticism from the servicemen. >> woo! >> reporter: and the relationship started with the dolphins. once they got comfortable, the vets started dancing with the dolphins. they even rode them around the tank >> riding a dolphin! [ laughter ] >> reporter: and just two short hours, the emotional connection between the vets and the dolphins ended with kisses. >> i just want to feed him fish and swim with him! >> reporter: this was the first time theed wounded warriors got -- these wounded warriors got to work with these dolphins. it was such a success, they're thinking about having other soldiers come here for further treatment. >> go to bed, just excited, and you know, happy, and hopefully not have any nightmares. >> it was a chilly day outside today. look at where we starred in oakland. 41 degrees. the coldest morning in seven months. and guess what? it gets cold

a wall of sound which frightens the dolphins. >> they coral them close to with nets and attack. the cove turns red with blood. that same process is playing out right now. this time it is pilot whales. the fishermen drive them to shore. >> they start to panic. they start to thrash and bite for all they have. we witnessed several whales throw themselves up on to the rocks. the killers tried to wrestle them off and it was a bloody struggle. >> while the fishermen focused on the larger whales that yield the most meat they watched a calf get caught in the net and its mother spy hoping and coming out of the water to see the baby struggling. >> after 30 minutes she never resurfaced. it is very painful to witness something like that. >> they watched the fisherman select a mother and two calves for a marine park. but in four days in the pen with the young the mother grew sick and died. the fishermen separate the pod. half are dragged to shore and a spike driven through their blow hole into their spine to paralyze them, and then they go to the butcher. the other half huddle near the nets.

you've got new york dolphins and south carolina dolphins. >> this is real? >> this is real. >> i've worked here a long time and i've never seen anything like that. turn it back to the beginning. swimming and jumping. how do they keep up with the boat? they have to be remote control. you've made my life. i want to hug the computers. >> some dudes go in to rob a jewelry store and zap the guard with a stun gun. >> that stun gun didn't take out the security guard. >> see how the table turn when the robbers get served. >>> i came across a video of a fashion show. then i was like, wait a second, who is this. >> find out why i was on the catwalk next. >> dramatic hair flip, too. >>> it's time for dps and doesn't move, you're thinking it's not alive. >> what's going on? >> you notice this is taking place after dark, and you'll notice there's some light. it seems her keepers are noticing, hey, wait a minute, something is going on in there. her ears go back and she's sniffing her baby because this is her little baby. >> there you can see the baby was alive and happy a

a wall of sound which frightens the dolphins. >> they coral them close to with nets and attack.ns red with blood. that same process is playing out right now. this time it is pilot whales. the fishermen drive them to shore. >> they start to panic. they start to thrash and bite for all they have. we witnessed several whales throw themselves up on to the rocks. the killers tried to wrestle them off and it was a bloody struggle. >> while the fishermen focused on the larger whales that yield the most meat they watched a calf get caught in the net and its mother spy hoping and coming out of the water to see the baby struggling. >> after 30 minutes she never resurfaced. it is very painful to witness something like that. >> they watched the fisherman select a mother and two calves for a marine park. but in four days in the pen with the young the mother grew sick and died. the fishermen separate the pod. half are dragged to shore and a spike driven through their blow hole into their spine to paralyze them, and then they go to the butcher. the other half huddle near the nets. >> the worst

a wall of sound which frightens the dolphins. >> they coral them close to with nets and attack. the cove turns red with blood. that same process is playing out right now. this time it is pilot whales. the fishermen drive them to shore. >> they start to panic. they start to thrash and bite for all they have. we witnessed several whales throw themselves up on to the rocks. the killers tried to wrestle them off and it was a bloody struggle. >> while the fishermen focused on the larger whales that yield the most meat they watched a calf get caught in the net and its mother spy hoping and coming out of the water to see the baby struggling. >> after 30 minutes she never resurfaced. it is very painful to witness something like that. >> they watched the fisherman select a mother and two calves for a marine park. but in four days in the pen with the young the mother grew sick and died. the fishermen separate the pod. half are dragged to shore and a spike driven through their blow hole into their spine to paralyze them, and then they go to the butcher. the other half huddle near the nets.

you've got new york dolphins and south carolina dolphins. >> this is real? >> this is real. >> i've worked here a long time and i've never seen anything like that. turn it back to the beginning. swimming and jumping. how do they keep up with the boat? they have to be remote control. you've made my life. i want to hug the computers. >> some dudes go in to rob a jewelry store and zap the guard with a stun gun. >> that stun gun didn't take out the security guard. >> see how the table turn when the robbers get served. >>> i came across a video of a fashion show. then i was like, wait a second, who is this. >> find out why i was on the catwalk next. >> dramatic hair flip, too. >>> it's time for another one of the animal expeditions. this one takes us to europe. first at the rotterdam zoo, i show you the birth of an indian rhino. >> that mom, watch what happens? >> a rhino birth is something i can't -- >> lays down. there it is coming out of the rear. i don't think the tusk is full grown at this point. >> i don't think that's the rear. >> you know what i'm skag, c

about 20 dolphins wash up on shore flailing in the water.an, unsure of what to do. a few begin to roll the dolphins back into deeper water, then, even more people rush out to help. one man grabs a tail and drags the dolphin back out into the ocean. soon others follow. more than a dozen people start to grab dolphins by their tails. it's unclear why species like dolphins and whales beach themselves. some scientists believe the leader of the group may unintentionally guide the others to shallow waters. other theorys site human interferences such as sonar noises that confuse the dolphin's internal guiding systems. each year hundreds and sometimes thousands of dolphins are found on shore worldwide, and most of them don't survive. but this group is lucky to have some human friends at the right place and right time, giving them a second chance at life in the open seas.

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in the wild it's easy for a killer to lure in dolphins.marine mammal studies. >> they are very curious. and i think by getting fed -- >> you mean in the wild? >> yes. they will get fairly close. >> they can get themselves in a bad situation just unsuspecting. >> right. i think sometimes they get close without realizing they're going to be in any kind of danger. >> reporter: that's why it's actually illegal to feed dolphins in the wild. so this is ship island where one of the dolphins was found? rusty is an officer with mississippi's department of marine resources, one of the agencies patrolling these waters. >> i've never seen come up on a dolphin that's been shot. >> reporter: it seems so much more difficult to investigate something like this. you know, if you have a murder of humans, the crime -- you have evidence. there's a crime scene. >> this you don't have. >> reporter: this crime scene is huge. >> they do on the first dolphin that was recovered they do have the bullet, they did recover the bullet. how much that will help i don't kno

. >> in six flags some special people go swimming with the dolphins.. >> swimmers praying this is theey hang >>> a san francisco clinic celebrated a big anniversary today bifing a -- by giving away flu sho.s dozens of people filed into the clinic by the bay to get a free vaccine. when it opened it was the first of its kind in northern california now, there are a thousand patients and is run by volunteer doctors and nurses. >> taking care of the working and uninsured. we call culture of caring. taking care of the whole person. >> the clinic provides care and does so without any government funding. it serves primarily low income family was out insurance. >> bay area'8"zÑ combat veterans had a unique opportunity airk chance to swim with the dolphins, it's part of a larger program to help them transition back into civilian live. it's a smile that doesn't come easily since he served in army infantry in iraq. here, he and nine fellow veterans have a rare opportunity to swim with the dolphins. >> i didn't want to come. i wanted to ice yol yait today. getting out here today, doing this, it's

do you think you have a serial killer of dolphins? person doing something cruel, repugnant and senseless. >> reporter: federal investigators say they don't know if it's the work of one killer or all unrelated but even in the wild it's easy for a killer to lure in dolphins. katherine burton trains dolphins at the institute for marine studies. >> they're very curious and i think by getting fed, out in the wild, they will get fairy close. >> reporter: they can get themselves in a bad situation just unsuspecting? >> right. i think sometimes they get close without realizing they're going to be in any kind of danger. >> reporter: that's why it's actually illegal to feed dolphins in the wild. so this is ship island where one of the dolphins was found? >> right. >> reporter: rusty pipman is with one of the agencies patrolling these waters. >> i've never seen where a dolphin is shot in 22 years. >> reporter: seems so much more difficult to investigate something like this. if you have a murder of humans, you have evidence. there's a crime scene

chilling with dolphins is sometimes funner than hanging out with people. they can't let you down. >> a positive environment where everyone is having fun. it helps so much. >> that was john fowler reporting in vallejo. >> the owners of a bus company are facing federal charges of tax fraud. the three owners of quality assurance travel were charged earlier this week according to the u.s. department of justice. the indictment alleges the company reported check payments on its corporate tax returns but didn't report cash payments. >> city and state leaders within on hand to break ground on a new freeway project in the south bay. the project to overhaul the interstate 280-880 interchange. crews will widen the onramp from southbound 880 and later build a directling to the valley fair shopping center. a fly over ramp is scheduled to be complete by next summer. >> intell has launched a new more powerful chip that uses less energy. the new chip offers twice the power but uses 8% less energy while in use. intel says the chip is more reliable. the new product release

the vets went swimming with dolphins. >> at sixx's flags, discovery, six dolphins swam with 10 traumatizeerans. the first of its kind therapy connection. connecting with these remarkable creatures. >> just to feel them and touch them. i probably would think of anything bad for a couple of days. >> people who had this experience there is an emotional bond of trust with these highly social intel guilty animals. something that -- intelligent animals something that these warriors can benefit from. >> they need help. people have to realize what they have gone through. we have to help them. >> reporter: snyder swam with dolphins on her 90th birthday a few weeks ago. she a arranged this event. >> helps it them get away from some of the tragedies that they experienced and some of the short falls and disappointments they have had since they came home. >> reporter: alex served three consecutive combat tours. >> i have a problem with trust. and so it is -- just chilling with doll tpeups is a lot funner than hanging out with people, you know what i mean? they can't let you down. >> it is a positive e

the punishment for killing a dolphin? a fine of up to $100,000 and a maximum one year in jail. david? >> john schriffen, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to what will likely be the busiest travel week of the year, with thanksgiving nearing. look at this, though. a major storm dumping heavy rain. in san francisco and snow, of course, in the mountains. and it could trigger major air delays across the country. abc meteorologist ginger zee with us tonight. this is going to be a real ripple effect. >> reporter: for the pacific northwest especially. airports in seattle, i-5, that's what we're concerned most about. let me show you who has to be worried. northeast through the center of the nation, really not that bad. that's great news. but again, high travel delays possible, monday through wednesday even into the holiday itself, because of not only wind, the snow up in the upper higher elevations but that rain, from the olympic mountains south along the coast. look at that red area. that's almost a foot of rain. >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the economy he

who would attack dolphins, some of this planet's most adorable and intriguing animals? after a gruesome discovery on the beach, police are now on the hunt. >>> mall madness. black friday is almost here. what big sales should you snatch up, and what should you leave on the shelf for a better deal later? and we'll tell you one way workers are getting ready for the hordes of shoppers. >>> and start your engines. bianna, ron, ginger and i take the nascar challenge racing some of the fastest cars on earth. yesterday we showed you the warm-up. this morning, the winner. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. i don't want to give anything away, but we do have the results of an exclusive abc internet poll. who do you think won the big "gma" nascar race? bianna golodryga, sorry to tell you this, only 13%. >> that's cold. >> i'm not far ahead of you. dan harris at 18%. ron claiborne clocking in at 29%, and our big winner, according to public sentiment, this has nothing to do with the actual winner, but ginger, 40% think you won. flattering. >> that is flattering. and i haven't driven i

. >>> also in the gulf tonight, an investigation into the mysterious deaths of dolphins there. someone is targeting them in a senseless and cruel way. abc's john schriffen is in gulfport, mississippi, tonight. >> reporter: just like a lovable pet, dolphins are some of the friendliest animals in the water. but tonight, authorities patrolling the gulf coast are on high alert for attackers responsible for brutally killing them. over the past two weeks, a disturbing sight here on the shores of the gulf. four dolphins found mutilated, either floating in the ocean or washing up on beaches in louisiana, mississippi and alabama. some have been found with bullet holes. one with its tail cut off. another missing its lower jaw. what kind of a person would do this? >> this has to be a person who is really deranged. i mean, no normal person would kill senselessly and then mutilate it. >> reporter: the results of the autopsies will determine not just how they died, but whether they were first tortured. the gulf is home to the largest population of dolphins in the united states, which is why

the capture and slaughter of dolphins and small whales.l rights activists are trying to stop it. dan noyes took the complaint to the japanese consulate. a warning, some of the pictures are difficult to watch. >> the japanese government does not want you to see these pictures. a dry hunt underway last week. fishermen use boats to push a pod of pilot whales, over 100, into the cove to be slaughters for food. >> pilot whales are docile and sub miss sigh. >> i scope via skype with melissa who is there leading the campaign. >> this is my second time being cove guardian leader. >> does it get any easier to watch? >> it never gets easier being here. obviously, it is not a quick, humane death. these animals fight for eve last breath they have. it is quite a struggle. >> the japanese government refused to call off the killing season running september through march despite international pressure. >> that is a dolphin's worst nightmare. >> in 2010 a documentary called "the cove" won an academy award and exposed techniques for capturing dolphins, pilo

the capture and slaughter of dolphins and small whales. californian mall rights activists are trying to stop it. dan noyes took the complaint to the japanese consulate. a warning, some of the pictures are difficult to watch. >> the japanese government does not want you to see these pictures. a dry hunt underway last week. fishermen use boats to push a pod of pilot whales, over 100, into the cove to be slaughters for food. >> pilot whales are docile and sub miss sigh. >> i scope via skype with melissa who is there leading the campaign. >> this is my second time being cove guardian leader. >> does it get any easier to watch? >> it never gets easier being here. obviously, it is not a quick, humane death. these animals fight for eve last breath they have. it is quite a struggle. >> the japanese government refused to call off the killing season running september through march despite international pressure. >> that is a dolphin's worst nightmare. >> in 2010 a documentary called "the cove" won an academy award and exposed techniques for capturin

at least four dead dolphins have turned up recently in louisiana, mississippi and alabama. they were all shot or stabbed or mutilated. one was i think found with its tail torn right off. killing a dolphin is punishable by $100,000 fine and a year in jail. >>> and thousands of animals who lost their homes in the aftermath of hurricane sandy now have a safe place to stay. the aspca has opened a facility in new york where they can get food and veterinary care as well. it has helped 6,000 animals in areas impacted by the storm. >>> new research which shows steroid use may be rising even among students as young as 14. the study has middle and high schoolers in minnesota found about 5% say they used the performance-enhancing drugs to bulk up. steroid use was equally common in those who played sports and those who didn't. researchers say the kids are more likely influenced in a muscular ideal in men and women which is seen and glorified by the media. >>> to sports, one season just came to an end while another is starting to heat up. highlights from espn. >>> good morning, i'm don

. >>> the colts hosting the dolphins. a big day for the rookie qb. 9-yard hookup. wayne getting glad hands from the fans. second quarter, tied at 10. dolphins' reggie bush, great moves. scores from 18 out. late hit put him in a bad mood. miami with a 17-10 lead third quarter. moves to his left and hits hilton. 36-yard touchdown. passes for two touchdowns, an nfl rookie record 433 yards to win, 23-20 to improve to 5-3. >>> coming up, one bright spot for the wizard despite the team starting with consecutive losses. that's coming up. so, maybe you're trying to figure out question seven. well, lelet me give it a shot. if you're ok with marylanders spending five hundred and... fifty million a year gaming in other states, fair enough. but if you think we should keep that money here... add twelve thousand jobs, and generate millions for schools... well you should probably vote for question seven. because if it doesn't pass, all of this goes away. that's why the post called seven, common sense. but decide for yourself. >>> welcome back to nissan sports xtra. wizards lost t

dogs and dolphins? why some cree churps from across the animal kingdom are willing to share a little cross species affection. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," november 23rd, 2012. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. hope you had a thankful thanksgiving. if you braved the mall today, i hope it was worth it. tens of millions stormed the stores for black friday, named in part for the kind of robust business that pushes retailers well into the black and one of the biggest sellers today, the latest version of the video game halo. which sold almost 4 million units in just the first week on shelves. halo just one reason why video games are quickly eclipsing hollywood block busters for pure profit. and abc's neal karlinsky explains why. >> action! >> big cameras, big special effects. and a music score by a full orchestra in england. world class artists and a crew of hundreds, and what you get is the lead cont

just chilling with dolphins is sometimes a lot funner than hanging without people. they can't t you down. >> reporter: a positive environment where everyone is smiling and having fun. >> it helps out so much. it fills so many holes we have in ourselves. >> reporter: this was called a big success. six flags says it may do it again. >> a jetblue pilot who disrupt add flight with a psychotic haven't free to go home. the incident last march was caught on cell phone video. clayton osbon ran through the plane yelling about religion and terrorists. a forensic neuropsychologist determined that osbon had a brief psychotic disorder. today a judge decided not to send osbon to a mental facility but said he must inform his probation officer before boarding any plane. >> police are looking for the person who left a mutilated pig at the front door of a republican campaign office today. the pig was wrapped in a mitt romney t-shirt. a passer by thought it was a dead body. >> i thought it was a dead body because of the way he approached it. when he lifted the shirt he saw the head wr

there's a serial killer on the loose after -- going after dolphins.t's getting a lot of people on edge right now. and abc's john schriffen has the story. >> reporter: this morning, investigators along the gulf coast are trying to figure out who is responsible for mutilating and killing dolphins, after a string of disturbing attacks here. >> the animaling with bullets in them. we have seen animals with their tails cut off. animals with their jaws cut off. so it's really heartbreaking to see such senseless violence. >> reporter: moby solangy, one of the lead investigators says recently authorities have found four dolphins either floating in the water or washed up on the beaches in louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. including one found just days ago. what kind of a person would do this? >> no normal person would kill senselessly and then mutilate it. i mean, this is kind of something you hear in horror stories. >> reporter: the animals have been brought here to the institute for marine mammal studies in gulfport, mississippi. investigators hope autopsi

i am doing whale and dolphin watching trips on the boat. i am a captain. i understand now is a lot of pollution and collisions of whale and dolphins what i am doing. and with the ships, they throw the plastics, diesel, oil for the ocean. when is ocean get dirty, some day we will all die. the system will break. we have not to break this ecosystem. i worry about the corruption. right man do no right job. right person who have experience don't do that. sometimes lot of corruption everywhere in the world. i am happy with what i am doing. i think have the good job. anybody in the world. i have the best job i am doing. because this is my passion. i really like the animals and i like the sea. i do free time go surfing and swimming. 'cause i am life saver, i like to someone's life. if i come to the beach i see some people i'd like to see the snow somewhere, since i see the sun everyday. i like snowboarding, a lot of sport i do, and i like to see the snow. i like somewhere open people. i want to study about whales and dolphins to protect them and conservation them.

he wondered if dolphins might have the same sleep pattern.e enough, he and his team learned the newborns stay awake for weeks. and when they do get some rest, dolphins sleep hemispherically, meaning on only one side of the brain at a time, allowing them to stay conscious and keep moving. >> reporter: so, they're mammals. they're smart mammals with a big brain. this idea that somehow sleep allows us to reboot our brains would suggest that the bigger the brain, the more you need sleep. >> right. >> reporter: not so. >> right and that's a surprising observation but its clearly the case. >> reporter: consider brown bats, not so brainy, and yet they log 20 hours of sleep a day, while elephants, with their large brains that never forget, sleep only our hours. but the bats can gorge on a insect meals at dusk, while elephants graze for hours on end. maybe young dolphins and whales remain awake because they are particularly vulnerable to predators and marine mammals have to make a conscious effort to surface for air. sleep is just too risky. >> it's h

some are too gruesome to show here. >> is it a serial killer of dolphins? something cruel and senseless. who's out there this. >> reporter: investigators say they don't know if the dolphins are threatened by a group or by one killer. >> they're very curious and i think by getting fed, out in the wild, they will get fairly close. >> so they can get themselves into a bad situation, unexpectedly? >> right, i think they get close without realizing they're going to be in any kind of danger. . >> reporter: that's why it's actually illegal to feed dolphins in the wild. >> i have never seen a dolphin that's been shot in 22 years. >> reporter: it seems somewhat more difficult to investigate something like this, if you have a murder of humans, you have evidence, there's a crime scene. >> right. >> reporter: this you don't. this crime scene is huge. >> on the first dolphin that was recovered, they do have the bullet, they did recover the bullet. how much that will help i don't know. but like you said, you have got so much area here. this is much different than any oth

dolphins taking on the bills last night up in buffalo. less than two minutes into the game, the dolphins punting to mckelvin. you love punt returns. you know it's going to happen. weeds through a couple of guys and off to the races. 79 yards all the way to the end zone for mckelvin gives the bills an early 7-0 lead. bills up by five with two minutes left. ryan tan hill trying to get his fie team down the field. bills won. i know, unbelievable. they didn't score an offensive touchdown and still win 19-14 over the dolphins, both 4-6. i am sure you did not stay up for that one. >>> the nba, the undefeated knicks, six shooters in "the daily news." that's solid. kind of weak, spurfect. they beat the spurs. i think "the post" can do a lot better. fourth quarter against the spurs, two best records in the league, down 12, the knicks make a move, smith draining the three and knicks take a two-point lead. less than a minute left, raymond felton doesn't get it done but tyson chandler does for the put-back dunk and flex. 6-0 for just the second time

they a chance to swim with the dolphins.s part of a larger program to help them transition back to regular life. >> its smile that doesn't come easily for charles quigley, not lieg lately since he served in iraq. whoa! >> but here for an hour, they had the rare opportunity to swim the dolphins at six flags discovery kingdom. >> i didn't want to isolate the day. it's amazing. >> these men are all residential treatment called the pathway home at veterans' home in yountville. they have post-traumatic stress disorder. >> there is a cloud of hopelessness that hovers over them. a lot of that has to do with the fact they don't know how to de compress. >> goal is simple. to help them dealing with anxieties and learn how to relax again. >> learning how to relax in a positive way. learning how to be a civilian again. knowing that life is all bad. >> bringing the vets here was her idea. he is a volunteer with the pathway home that happened to swim with the dolphins for her birthday. >> the horrible dreams and experiences. look at this.

dolphins taking on the bills last night up in buffalo. less than two minutes into the game, the dolphins punting to mckelvin. you love punt returns. you know it's going to happen. weeds through a couple of guys and off to the races. 79 yards all the way to the end zone for mckelvin gives the bills an early 7-0 lead. bills up by five with two minutes left. ryan tan hill trying to get his fie team down the field. bills won. i know, unbelievable. they didn't score an offensive touchdown and still win 19-14 over the dolphins, both 4-6. i am sure you did not stay up for that one. >>> the nba, the undefeated knicks, six shooters in "the daily news." that's solid. kind of weak, spurfect. they beat the spurs. i think "the post" can do a lot better. fourth quarter against the spurs, two best records in the league, down 12, the knicks make a move, smith draining the three and knicks take a two-point lead. less than a minute left, raymond felton doesn't get it done but tyson chandler does for the put-back dunk and flex. 6-0 for just the second time

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they had the chance to swim with the dolphins.larger program to help vets transition back into civilian lives. we have the story from six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo. >> it's a smile that doesn't come easily for charles quigley, at least not recently, since he served in an army infantry in iraq. but here for at least an hour quigley and nine of his fellow veterans had the rare opportunity to swim with the dolphins at six flags discovery kingdom. >> i didn't want to come, i wanted to isolate today and getting out here today, doing this, it's amazing. really joyful day. >> these men are all in a residential treatment program called the pathway home at the veterans hospital. they all have either posttraumatic stress disorder or a traumatic brain injury. >> there's this cloud of hopelessness that hovers over them and a lot of that has to do with the fact that they don't know how to decompress. they don't know how they are going to be or see a future. >> the goal of this program is simple, to help these guys get over their anxie

bills dolphins. buffalo opened the scoring with a 79-yard punt return for a touchdown and the bills defense held the dolphins to under 200 yards total defense for a 19-14 win. looking good there. >>> the nba, the still undefeated new york knicks made a dramatic fourth quarter comeback for a 104-100 win. >>> miguel cabrera was named league mvp. buster posey was voted the national league's most valuable player. >>> what do you think of this, four athletes including the patriots tom brady made "people" magazine's list of sexy men. mayor i don't remember chalmers plus olympic speed skater a polo ono and oscar pistorius. and just an amazing soccer goal here. look at this as a swedish player made a stunning overhead bicycle kick, whoa, from 30 yards away in a mass against england to open its new national stadium. he celebrated by ripping his shirt off. did you get to see that? no? what? >>> just ahead, thousands more people across the country are awake now. we'll tell you why. >>> and is another breakup on

they were out swimming with the dolphins at marine world. the trip was organized by nonprofit pat home for veterans. >> this type of environment that's a positive environment where everyone is smiling and having fun, it just helps us so much. and it fills so many holes that we have in ourselves. >>> one other vet said the dolphins were fun to hang out with because they can't let you down. >>> safe way says it plans to hire 1,000 military vets this year. so far this year the company has hired 1,300 vets. this is part of a long-standing policy by its foundation to support the u.s. military. there's an addition 41 week long program to train and place vets in top leadership positions in safeway. >>> a plan to save an east bay hospital. plus another nurses strike when they'll walk the picket line and which hospitals are affected. >>> back here in a few minutes your complete bay area weekend forecast and we'll pinpoint those temperatures. >>> power outages almost weekly. we asked what's causing the problem on treasure island and why it may not be

. >> attacks on dolphins.he increase in injuries and what authorities plan to do about it. >>> looks like a sea month >> ama: fans of comedian cat katt william are appearingry over a perform wednesday when she got in an argument with a heckler. >> [bleep], [bleep] [bleep] >> ama: eventually williams own security dragged him off the stage. ran audience member shared the video of the confrontation. police arrested williams after a brawl on a van. >> someone is killing and mutilating dolphins. the bodies of at least six dolphins have been found off the coast of mississippi, louisiana, and alabama. some shot, others stabbed with tools or jaws missing. >> an animal with a bullet in it. so there's something going on that i think it's important that everybody understand, it's not only cruel, but it's against the law, and it could -- it would be fined or sent to jail. >> ama: police are operating on the theory of some sort of rampage is behind the carnage. >>> for the second anytime three years a fossilized skill ton

. >> investigators trying to figure out who is mu lating and killing dolphins there.ave found several dolphins either floating in the water or washed up on beaches from louisiana to alabama. experts at the mississippi marine mammal institute hope they can determine not just how they died but whether they were tortured first. >> we have animal was bullets in them, with tails cutoff and jaws cutoff. it's heart breaking to see this senseless violence. >> investigators say because dolphins enjoy interacting with hups they fear those >> friends say you he fell on hard times. the children grew up near portland, oregon. >> still ahead at 4:00 weekend storm system is good news for yosemite. the rain is bringing today that hasn't happened since mid summer. oñ e where they're preparing a holiday tradition. everything that glitters inside, coming up. >> i'm sandhya patel from our camera clouds gathering rain is on the way.íozn i'll let you know when you'll need umbrellas coming up. >> taking a look at traffic now on the golden gate bridge, you can see it's perhaps heavier for ca

they were out swimming with the dolphins at marine world. the trip was organized by nonprofit pat home for veterans. >> this type of environment that's a positive environment where everyone is smiling and having fun, it just helps us so much. and it fills so many holes that we have in ourselves. >>> one other vet said the dolphins were fun to hang out with because they can't let you down. >>> safe way says it plans to hire 1,000 military vets this year. so far this year the company has hired 1,300 vets. this is part of a long-standing policy by its foundation to support the u.s. military. there's an addition 41 week long program to train and place vets in top leadership positions in safeway. >>> a plan to save an east bay hospital. plus another nurses strike when they'll walk the picket line and which hospitals are affected. >>> back here in a few minutes your complete bay area weekend forecast and we'll pinpoint those temperatures. >>> power outages almost weekly. we asked what's [ female announcer ] welcome, one and all, to a tastier festi