ththe female frogs lay eggs externally, as most frogs do. the male would fertilize them extra early as is typical, but the female would turn around and swallow the fertilized eggs into her stomach, where they would stay for several weeks, developing and ultimately should give birth orally. the frogs would literally p popd ouout of theheir mouth. if most people or frogs take something into their stomachs, it is digeststed. how come these eggs stay in the stomach for weeks s at a time, embryos thatat little frog leles foweekeks at a time and not be digested? as it turned out, studies in the 1980's began by australian biologist found out the tadpoles were secreting a substance which deactivated the stomach lining. it was not producing digestiveve enzymes. it was inhibititing the stomacah activity and enabling it to serve as a uterus. there are some unfortunate syndromes in humans called ulcer's involving the lining of the stomachch caused by over secretion of digestive enzymes. these frogs were steady in the sense thatat hopefully it t migt pro

frogs. yeah, i still do hard news.f course, in order to explain a story like this, it was important to show the scientific diagram of the new position. unfortunately-- you'll see. now, here's the thing. this is cbs, and at this point, i have no idea if they're going to blur frogs having sex over my shoulder tonight. i can't wait to go home and find out. they blurred it! apparently i went all the way home for nothing. what's the point of going home if you can't look at frog genitals? and look at the size of the area they blurred! good lord! our censors are being very generous to kermit here. ( laughter ) now, i'm not attacking cbs' standards and practices department. they are just good people doing their jobs, is what it says on the prompter for me to read here. but i am genuinely confused by this. this is not even an actual photo. it's an illustration from a scientific journal! next you'll tell me i can't even reference "the proceedings of the national academy of sciences" because the title looks like "penis." ( laught

do. >> i thought that was a frog. >> there is human assistance. the man holding this camera manages to get a long stick and then jets it out like a fishing road and flip the turtle over. yeah! thank you very much, mate. >> that obviously worked. >> that poor thing. they need to travel in groups. >> and we have one more rescue to go. you can see the face of something right there. you kind of go what is it? >> is it a seal or sea lion? >> he is quite a small dolphin. you'll get to see as they finally manage to get the nest around it. and then they pull it out. it's little. it's like the size of a dog. >> it's a baby. >> and it's probably trapped in all that stuff. can't get back to mommy. >> that's exactly what is going on. the guys get it into the net and move a bit way from all of that floating stuff and then eventually just up end the net. watch a very happy little dolphin goes swimming off. and he did happily ever after. >> in the dirtiest water in the planet. >> only parents can produce a video this beautiful even after a flood. these are image

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frog or something. so, i was thinking, right, next time i'm taking my own nuts. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you can't doike a big frog, they'd go, it was his fault. he was eating nuts. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> so what i do now is, when i'm flying that day, i have a a shower and i rub myself down in nuts. [ laughter ] so they won't know it's my fault. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> so then, he goes, oh i'm dying. i'll go in, oh my god, who's been eating nuts? [ laughter ] and they won't know it's my it's my right to eat nuts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was confused because you said at first class they give you everything, they give you champagne, they give you the nuts and you did that. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> it's a very special service. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know what that meant. >> that is a very very special -- exactly. yeah. >> jimmy: you got a little tough on that, huh? >> we're not handing out nuts today, we're feeling nuts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i gotta say, i was excited today. i want to say, it was released today because i saw it today. the tra

do great impersonati impersonations. he did a great chris farley and kermit the frog. >>> a family friend read a letter from his two young sons they said they will miss their father but will remember the fun mes together. >>> there were tense moments at an east bay military base after someone reported seeing an intruder. the base was put on lock down. a building search began at one point, authorities used a drone to search the base. officers from multiple areas responded. >> we responded like it was an active shooter with resources you'd respond with an active shooter and thankfully, we're beginning to slowly unfound this. >> the lock down was lifted five hours later. about 800 army employees and families live at the base. >>> santa cruz residents are accused of molesting a preschool age girl and taking video of it. police say the 27-year-old was a friend of the girl's family. thursday, the mother found the video and confronted richardson and took the video to a friend's house to call police. police say richl yardson stole the video from the car and drove away. police say he confessed to molesting the little girl. >> tra

do great impersonati impersonations. he did a great chris farley and kermit the frog. >>> a family friend read a letter from his two young sons they said they will miss their father but remember the fun times together. >>> there were tense moments at an east bay military base after someone reported seeing an intruder. the base was put on lock down. a building search began at one point, authorities used a drone to search the base. officers from multiple areas responded. >> we responded like it was an active shooter with resources you'd respond with an active shooter and thankfully, we're beginning to slowly unfound this. >> the lock down was lifted five hours later. about 800 army employees and families live at the base. >>> santa cruz residents are accused of molesting a preschool age girl and taking video of it. police say the 27-year-old was a friend of the girl's family. thursday, the mother found the video and confronted richardson and took the video to a friend's house to call police. police say richl yardson stole the video from the car and drove away. police say he confessed to molesting the little girl. >> traffi

i hear you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry, i do, i do -- yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> he got a frogyou're here because you give me notes sometimes i'm too loud. >> no, no, first time we met, i said take your hands out of your pockets, remember? >> jimmy: i did. >> you used to do the monologue with your hands in your pockets. what was the score, 6-0? [ laughter ] anyway, that's a little deep. i'm sorry, i didn't realize we were in yugoslavia. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what was the score, 6-0? >> i know what i said. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, i'm sorry. i just wanted to remember it. that's all. i just wanted to remember it. >> god, i can't believe it. >> jimmy: you look so happy to be here. oh, my gosh. >> are you kidding? it's my dream for this kind of money. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's your birthday. you turned 90 years old not too long ago. >> 90 years old. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you still got it. you still got it, buddy. >> well, thank you. like my wife barbara said. she's not here tonight. she's at the jewelry store. [ laughter ] like she said, "the mind" -- as you kn

do. >> i want to play angry birds. >> playing angry frogs. >> a difficult surgery to recover from because learn to walk all over again. >> good job, big guy. >> it takes a lot of energy but you know what jack is up for the challenge and i have no doubt jack will do just fine. >> challenge no match for a super hero like jack. >> good job. >> in philadelphia, bill rohrer fox 29 news. >> ♪ another memory philadelphia sports fans would like to forget. a bottle thrown at phillies first baseman ryan howard. tonight the clue that has authorities closing in on the man accused of giving everyone a bad name. >>> she put down a hefty deposit on her dream wedding dress. but that dream never became reality. what one bride to be says happened that left her without a dress with the clock ticking until her wedding day. ♪ live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> happening right now, phillies slugger ryan howard is speaking out after a man in the stands through a bottle at him. the first baseman who helped bring the city it's only championship in the last three decades says, h

do great impersonations. i understand that he did a great chris farley and a kermit the frog but i hear that his best was a retired sergeant kang lee. >> his father tom expressed how much his son loved putting on the police uniform because it allowed him to help others. >> mike was a passionate person. his passion for god, his passion for his family, his passion for sports, his passion to be a service to help others and all on the way to make people laugh and smile. >> tears flowed as the childhood friend read letters from his sons, expressing how much they miss him and will remember the good times including dirt biking and camping. he loved riding and fixing motorcycles. he was in the leader in the club to help fallen officers. that kindness for others is being showered on officer's katherman's family as they grieve and deal with their loss. the procession leaving sap center for the private burial was led by his fellow motorcycle officers, one last ride together. >> 9204 san jose. no response from 9204. >>> in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> now we have a slide show with pictures ever officer katherman and

claiming that someone can i do their job because of their race is a classic statement of racism. >> donald trump is allowed nasty thing ascii and frog who only looks out for himself. >> mark: convicted of murder and former new england patriot has hired a new attorney. will discuss his attorney is and what he plans to do. >> darya: a woman intentionally drove for s u v against the cliff--all off the cliff survived by her sister was killed. witnesses say they saw the two sisters arguing in the car. the woman pleaded not guilty and yesterday a judge to dismiss the charges and ordered her released. earlier this year they were dressed it. >> mark: hernandez, a former new england patriots player, was convicted of murder 40 people at a boston nightclub. he is already serving a life sentence for killing someone, one of his former teammates. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >> mark: the death of a yellowstone visitor who fell off the dock into a spring is a reminder of people to follow the rules

do great impersonations. i understand he did a great chris farley. and kermit the frog. hear that his best was retired sergeant tang lee. >>reporter: officer father who expressed how much his son loved putting on the uniform because it allowed him to help others. >> mike was a passionate perso person. his passion for god. his passion for his family. his passion for sport. his passion to be a servant to help others. and all along the way to make people laugh and smile. tear flow as they read letters from the son expressing how much they miss him and they remember the good times including going dirt biking and camping. he loved riding and fixing motorcycle. lead interthe club that raised money to help the family of fallen officers. and that kindness for others now being showered on officer's family as they grieve and deal with their loss. procession leaving as private burial was led by the foley motorcycle officers one last ride together. >> 92 04 san jose. no response from into 04. >> in san jose david louie abc 7 news. >> wave slide show with pictures of officer cat at a

>> that little thing called "princess and the frog" nod i was talking to bryan about president obama. you were on broadway at the same time bryan was doingre's a famous person in the audience at a show you're doing on broadway, do you want to know they're there? >> no. i actively tell people do not tell me. there was steve mcqueen came to our show, and that show happened to be a not great show for me. our energy was bumping against each other and i was like that wasn't a great show, and i walked downstairs and there was steve mcqueen, and i -- i died the death of 10,000 doves in my heart. so i don't want to know while it's happening so then i can continue to do my show own not be on stage thinking -- >> jimmy: can you see the people? >> i can't see them. >> jimmy: the president and the first lady both came to the show. that has to be a big deal with secret service. >> there is no surprise. don't bring an extra snack. your bags and you are being searched. the blocks were blocked off before you got to our street. you had to go through secret service. there was nothing secret about it. it started very, very late, and the audience was so amp

do great impersonations. i understand he did a great chris farley and a kermit the frog. i hear that his best was a retired sergeant kang lee. >> his father spoke on behalf of the family saying his son was a devout christian and others liked him back. >> mike was a passionate person. his passion for god, his passion for his family, his passion for sport. his passion to be of service to help others and all on the way to make people laugh and smile. >> it was difficult for loved ones and strangers to hold back tears as they heard how officer katherman was a devoted husband, father of two sons and dedicated police officer. he supported the families of other officers killed in the line of duty. the tears flowed more as a family friend read letters from the sons in which they expressed how much they miss him but will remember the fun times like dirt biking and camping. >> no response from 9204. >> at sap center in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> and we have a slide show of officer katherman's memorial. you can watch all of the eulogies from today's service, again very m

do great impersonations. i understand that he did a great chris farley and a kermit the frog. but i hear that his best was a retired sergeant tang lee. one recurring theme was that mike enjoyed his ice cream and sweets. during the most recent unity ride when the rest of the contingent was at a local tavern, you could find mike at the ice cream parlor across the street. frozen yogurt, baskin robins or mcflurries, it didn't matter. i'm sure his teammates have fond memories of having all three with mike. but at least mike wasn't alone in his love for food. our motor units are divided into two teams, 9100 and 9200. mike's sergeant nicknamed their team 90-food-hundred. riding motorcycles was a passion for mike. if he could have ridden his bike into the locker room, he would. one of mike's partners told me that if mike was in the motor office and had to go to central supply, he wouldn't walk. he'd get on his bike and ride the hundred yards. not because he was lazy but because he wanted to spend as much time as he could on his motor. mike wasn't a great rider, he was an exceptional r

frog first. if you have something bad to do do it first.hat bernie sanders has to do to have a career -- remember he's not a democratic, what he needs is to be okay. he needs to be okay with hillary clinton because he stayed too long and he got beat. now he has to be nice and go out on the stage and say congratulations. if he does anything else they'll kill him. they'll grind his bones into dust and bake bread with it. >> bill clinton said he would be out there for everybody until the last dog died. maybe the puppy has four legs in the air. >> i'm disappointed you didn't mention colon os copies. >> this is a family telecast. we don't do polyp humor. >> i encourage everyone to read your piece from june 6th. >> thanks. >> you don't want to miss the interview with hillary clinton. that is tonight because it is wednesday after all on special report starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. pacific time. >> senator sanders motorcade has arrived so we expect his speech in maybe about ten minutes or so from now. if you want to stay that you can sta

what we're doing actually is actually taking genomics and this is the first leap frog into the road ofomics. these tests have not only been validated, it won the method of the year in 2012. so one of the most important aspects of it was to get what we call clear cap certification. so the test has been clear cap certified and these are some of the strongest bodies. and then not only allowed that, it's allowed coverage now by blue cross and independence blue cross is covering this test. >> dr. patrick, a lot of people will be transfixed by the 2020 ambition that you can design through looking at what a body really is, a potential cure for cancer and almost it would appear immunize against it. if i believe, and i desperately do want to believe that you will achieve what you hope to achieve, is this the investment vehicle through which that will take place? is this the future company that will build and build on the success of what you're trying to do, or is it one of many vehicles? how does it lay in the landscape, if you like, from an investing standpoint? >> right. well, it's an excelle

frog marching them back to the airport. that's unimaginable. for us, and for them. the best thing we can do for both sides is let that talent work here for a few years and perhaps longer if it wants. always highly productive talent. let that talent cultivate. learn from our entrepreneurship. grow strong then return to their home countries. that's a force multipliers that costs nothing to -- that costs nothing in terms of u.s. taxpayer dollars. generates enormous strength in terms of our future relationships with that country. and has this -- enormous development impact. we rarely tie immigration policy to development impact as we should. >> it's an absolutely superb point to make and i think probably a rousing point on which to open this up to question from the audience. yes, we have quite a few. >> from the new york chapter. a quick question as you look at the continent where you've seen, you know, tech take off or, you know, again, entrepreneurs, et ceteras. what are some of the anchoring factors? you talk about kenya, so is it multinational corporations? is it entrepreneurs. eco net, hav

space agency has launched a frog land humans there -- launched a program to land humans there in ten years. a confident elon musk thinks his concept can do the new falcon rocket. >> should launch in 2024, with arrival in 2025. >> reporter: the entrepreneur told the "washington post" his ultimate goal is a self-sustaining city on mars. and for that, musk's martians will need food. later this summer, the team will also try growing potatoes in chambers that simulate the harsh martian atmosphere. if the potatoes can survive that, then they're hearty spuds. >> then they're hearty spuds, yeah. >> reporter: he also shared a confession. when he was a kid, he really wanted to grow up to be an astronaut. he may not have reached the heavens, but his research could provide mana to millions on earth where drought and climate change imperil so many. this isn't just about mars. >> no. it's not just about mars. we have ore earthly goals in mind. to improve livelihoods, reduce hunger and reduce malnutrition. >> reporter: it seems like a big challenge. >> it is a big challenge, but it's not impossible. and it's with these big challenges that we achieve bi

frog a bong and drinkingly consistency of range. going back to high school where he want today bedrapings and while at stand ford, messages about smoking, buying, and sharing weed and wanting to do. writing, i'm got a hankering for a good acidtrip. she was arrested on campus for having beer and a fake id. his past shown by the prosecution to shatter the swimmer's stellar image and get him behind bars. >> this afternoon a petition with nearly a million signatures will be delivered to the california commission calling for the removal of the judge from the bench. that comes after the judge chose to give turner that six month in jail instead of the six years that prosecution had been asking for. the jew digs commission will -- judicial commission will ask for a review. >> it mom is a lot and -- a million is a lot and very rare to have this. one in four women face sexual assault. everybody knows somebody whose been a victim of sexual assault even if you don't know their names. >> the petition will be delivered this afternoon and also protests being planned for stanford's graduation ceremony this weekend. >>> this morning we're hearing from one of the heros in this case who saw and st

frog toy. this is all mold. >> wow. >> and then there's my favorite, the santa claus. this is what was inside santa. it looks like hair was growing. >> like algae of some sort. >> reporter: what should parents doletely disassembled and clean them in the dishwasher on high heat and manufacturers say always let cups and toys dry completely. now, the bacteria we found only poses a minimal health risk in kids with a healthy immune system, things like a skin infection if there is a break in the skin and get water on it so we actually brought in some toys. these are mine in the interest of fair play because i didn't want to pick on just our viewers and sara is here because we really like -- >> new parents. >> gross. >> this one i just brought in. got it this morning. this guy is a year old. never cleaned him. >> my daughter's bath toy and all black inside. so now i feel like maybe she's dirtier coming out of the bath than going in. >> i know. throw those things away after a while. mara, thank you very much and on that happy note let's go outside to other new mommy, ginger. >> ah. that's my face with that. so gross. i am going home and checking all the toys. it'swe're taking it, because its not the h

do you square with those arguments? >> is also said it will cause a war. the european council said it's the end of western civilization. it will mean famine and plague of locusts and frogsafe, gradual repatriation of lawmaking powers and the ability to find a road just to countries outside europe. how is that such a big deal? i know that politicians in markets like stability. i know they hate change. stability at the moment is stagnancy, zero growth in europe, stability of the basically undemocratic record which sues the corporatist and the big megabanks and multinationals that doesn't suit the economy as a whole. it's bad for innovation in startups. we can do better and all this talk will evaporate when people reconcile themselves to the new reality. >> the average person at home but have to think about their pension and financial security, if they hang on for the ride ultimately will be a better deal. >> absolutely. i'm a member of the european parliament. and then a well-paid job with large tax-free expenses. if we vote to leave i will be looking for work so i wouldn't be urging people to fire me. if i weren't convinced the economy as a whole will prosper as a result