. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "wild countdown." one of the best perks of being a conservationist comes when the job is done. gonna say good-bye to you in a bit. today, the inspiring stories of incredible creatures that i helped release into the wild. you want me to show you how to fly? plus my blooper of the week. cut him loose and let him go! >> we let it to be free? >> yes. so stick around. 6 special species are going home on today's "wild countdown." i don't know, it happened so dad-gum fast, i don't know what happened. we tried to leave our tents. not even to go get dinner. we couldn't get to dinner. the lions were everywhere! golly dang! [dog barking] whoo! help! >> there's a dolphin right here! >> holy mackerel!

hanna's artificial windpipe had been tried on five other patients but never a child. the fact that it was made using her own stem cells means there is little chance of rejection. it's amazing what they can do. >> amazing. the technology just keeps getting better. >> and we go from that story to what would you be willing to do to get a raise at work. >> what if your boss wanted to you get a tattoo, would you do it? >> i'd have to think about it. >> a real estate company made the offer. get a tattoo with the company logo, any size anywhere and get a 15% raise. now dozens of employees are getting inked. they say the extra $20,000 is worth it. the company says the tatoos demonstrate better team work and dedication. i probably would get a tiny one like a little dot. >> on the bottom of your foot? >> whatever. >>> a meteorologist in texas got the hiccups during a live newscast. but not one or two. >> a couple of thunderstorms. you get outside the beltway it's highway 6 [ constant hiccuping ] >> poor guy. talk about a storm there. >> david fall delivered 14 of those bad boys

lou hanna manned a gigantic crane that cleared the platform before launch.the first shuttle in 1981... >> america's first space shuttle. >> and the last, 135 missions later. what did seeing the last shuttle launch mean to you? >> i felt anger. >> anger? >> oh, yeah. because this does not have to be the last launch. it doesn't have to end this way. i mean, it-- it just doesn't make any sense. it doesn't compute. and i guess i'm still in denial, because i'm thinking they're gonna call me back one day. "we got a launch coming up. we need your help." how can they do that? >> they did it to save $3 billion a year. at the kennedy space center, 7,000 workers lost their jobs. >> main gear touchdown. the space shuttle pulls into port for the last time. >> 50 years of liftoffs are becoming 8 months of layoffs. have a look around brevard county. it's shrinking. lots of people are moving away, taking businesses down with them. >> it was like, bam, gone. gone. gone. >> the work ethic that built the shuttle keeps chris milner fighting to hang on. >> how long did you work

. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." what does it take to save a species from extinction? >> oh, is that yummy? >> patience. >> oh, be careful. be careful! >> education. sue, look at this! and lot and lots of babies. today, 6 endangered species surviving against all odds, one baby at a time. >> and later, my blooper of the week.morebecause there'se precious than a baby. >> all that and more today on "wild countdown." [laughing] came that close to knocking you over. we

you met hanna when she was a month-old. i'm curious, why did she stay with you?you think this normally fatal deficiency that she had, why did you think that there was hope? >> well, when i first met her it was clear that she had a very difficult problem, and unfortunately we don't have a good surgical solution to that problem. so i went back from seoul to peoria and i thought about it and thought about it. i was told the family was vased to let nature take its course and let hann expire without any kind of intervention. that bothered me a the hro. i went back to seoul on a business trip and i met her again. she was thriving, still breathing through her tube, obviously. she was thriving and growing and looking at me and smiling and she kind of went to my heart. i met the family and the family were in tears saying to me, we don't know what to do, our tka*urts is a prisoner in the hospital. we know it's not a good operation for this. but we've been doing some research. and we were researching regenerative medicine and we learned that a professor from an institute in

i think mike's doing the right things, i think the cfo is doing the right things, ken hanna is doingi don't think this is the ad that's going to bring the people back. they need to do something different. >> will this ad move the needle, either higher or lower, rick, in terms of the stock price? >> this particular ad, no, i don't think it's going to move the needle. i think what's going to move the needle is how much they discount, but theo offset to tht is, what is going to be the hit to margins. this ad, by itself, i don't think is really going to move the needle. it's going to be, and i think jan would agree, in the execution of the old strategy. >> okay, we have to leave it there. mary, jan, rick, thank you very much for joining us. and if anyone is still interested, they can go and view that ad again on youtube. >> make up their own mind. >> yeah. >>> well, they can take the heat. so italians, apparently, are getting out of the kitchen. it's a very cheesy sign of the times. and i'm supposed to say, "can't take the heat," because that made no sense otherwise. i'll clean up my act

. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hannaing to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "wild countdown." one of the best perks of being a conservationist comes when the job is done. gonna say good-bye to you in a bit. today, the inspiring stories of incredible creatures that i helped release into the wild. you want me to show you how to fly? plus my blooper of the week. cut him loose and let him go! >> we let it to be free? >> yes. so stick around. 6 special species are going home on today's "wild countdown." i don't know, it happened so dad-gum fast, i don't know what happened. we tried to leave ou

hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo.welcome to "wild countdown." all animals start small. >> tiny, tiny, tiny. >> the lucky ones have mothers r them until they can take care of themselves. >> they're growling because the mother has been away for the night, now they're hungry. >> some are sweet, some are strict, and a few are downright ferocious! >> she's telling us, don't bother the baby. >> looks like a cub here. and there's two, there's two, can you see? >> [screams] >> and of course, my blooper of the week. so stick around to see how

wow. >> first language. >>. >> are we on tv still. >> probably not at this point. >> hanna's mom wase and spoke and said to the mcdonalds ceo quote don't you think a good place is to leaf our children alone and let us parents decide cha what is best for them. >> which is what is happening right now. >> couple of interesting facts, you think polar bears can swim forever, biologists 50 swims that can cover 96 miles. they can swim a long time but not forever. >> just the white bears did they look at? >> greg, you said the only reason environmentalists care about polar bears is because they are white. polar bears are black skin. >> no, they do not. >> yes, they do. it reflects the sun light and appears white. >> and if you paut blond girl under a tree plong enough, a urine corn wi unicorn will come. >> white is reflecting the white. >> i'm saying white is light. >> you think white is right. >> white is light. >> mitt romney is not white either. he just reflects. >> obama says cynicism is the enemy of democracy. you said the boss has to rally the troops and get rid of the bad apples and d

. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hannao you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo and welcome to "wild countdown." there's a lion out here. there's a lion out here. are y'all listening to me? the only thing better than meeting wild animals is spending the night in their world. a puff adder? >> it's going straight to your tent, jack. >> today, seven stories from exotic lodges and campsites around the world. >> right in front of your tent, jack. >> i could have sat here all morning and watched the kill. and later on, don't miss my "blooper of the week." no, no, no. no, no i feel better already. so, stick around for seven sensational bush camps, lodg

she was born with a rare unusually fatal birth defect until recen recently hanna spent her entire lifeensive care unit unable to breathe swallow eat or cringe on her own. 3 week ago surgeon at children hospital of illinois implant add windpipe made of nanofiber mesh coated with her bone marrow cells. her dad says it's been a long journey. >> she really only had one chance. and and now she has it. she got it. she's here with us. couldn't ask for anything else. >>reporter: hanna is the youngest patient to ever benefit from this experimental treatment. >> east bay high school was transformed into an olympic stadium today for some very special athlete. watch. not just these aren't just a few of the 4 50 student athletes who took part in the second annual bay area special olympic at lafayette high school there were track races and softball and javelin throw. every attempt was victory for the olympic an who were just thrilled to compete. >> chance to participate. chance to feel good about yourself. the chance to really be a winner. like going to a concert for the first time. i can feel the r

s growth, but it's a hanna cloud, so it would be hanna and mania only.ny kind of application from s.a.p. or s.a.p. partners or anybody else so we will take the applications on hana, we'll do the monitoring, everything, and the biggest advantage is that we basically can deliver within hours a complicated system, can start a project. we've overcome the latency. after the decision has been mae to go towards hana by a s.a.p. or non-s.a.p. hana. we can shorten it to basically minutes. >> tell me how this has been going. oracle is the big name in database. you're taking them on. you've never been shy about doing that, but we keep hearing mark hurd saying good luck if they think they can steal customers. are you really -- what kind of color can you put on that? >> we're not stealing. they are leaving oracle. i just got an e-mail today, where a well-known automotive company was in the process of migrating from database a to b, and simultaneously they launched a warehouse on hana. the success was so outstanding, they stopped the project, contacted s.a.p. and they

the ceo firing back, telling hanna, they don't sell junk food, they also sell salads. >>> we know himew york city as spider-man, and a surprise appearance by the spidey, here in new york, walking right into their basketball game. watch this. the masked man rebounding, dribbling, drives to the basket, lays it up right there. and that, by the way, is andrew garfield, the actor, who stars as spider-man. he apparently walked off the set nearby to get into the game. never breaking character. and never took his mask off. >>> and when we come back here on the broadcast tonight, we are just back from oklahoma tonight, from covering that tornado. and what i found written on a piece of paper right there in that classroom. it made us smile, and we needed to, after this week. to, after this week. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour

hanna says don't try this at home.out and get a cheetah, not a good idea. >> no, it's not a good idea. this is isn't you think you'll do yourself. >> reporter: schoemans are now training them to hunt. ironically getting them ready to someday leave the house. >> should we go visit their cheetah in the wild someday they'll be in their land rover 100, 200 yards away and be the closest they'll be to it letting it be a cheetah. >> reporter: for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> as jack said not necessarily a good idea for everybody. >> except for the farrows. >>> inside the boredom diet. the key to dieting. could it be the same thing every day over and over? >> i hope so. >>> and a "play of the day" and not just because he's a dodger. matt kemp is going to make a fan out of you. go nowhere. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i need all the help i can get. i tell them, "come straight to the table." i say, "it's breakfast time, not playtime." "there's fruit, milk and i'm putting a l

. >> how do you bump it, hanna? >> how do you bump it? >> ana, show her how to do it. >> keep doing it. >> watch, watch. >> it's so easy. how do you bump it? >> watch me. >> i'm going to start to move like this. >> now bump. hello! >> well, we had a great time. >> the reason you can't do it is because you have no hips. >> i don't know how to do it. >> you have no hips. >> i did more. >> it was a beautiful spectacular sunny weekend, both sunday and monday in rehoboth. >> you're ahead of us here. >> and you're busy at your point. >> here's the thing. bobbie thomas is getting married at our house this friday. now all of us who live along the coast pretty much, i don't know anybody that didn't have a lot of storm damage. we were very grateful at the time, that we didn't lose our home. didn't lose our life. so many people lost so much. you thank god for what you still have, you don't complain. but you don't know how much you've lost until this time of year when all your, everything starts to bloom. you couldn't tell if something was just dorma

jack hanna weighs in on this. stick around. "you are not dreaming" series continues and it is one of my favorite stories. we hope you stick around, again, and meet two wonderful young membership. >> love the inspirational stories. >> questions still surround the new eastern span of the bay bridge and ahead at 6:30 the testing going on, on the broken rods and solution that could just fix the problem. >> is the oakland police department using fingerprints it finds at burglary scenes and burglary investigations this we tell you what outside consultant welcome bratton found coming up next. >> good morning, check out how the cloud cover is not as formidable with warmer weather on the way and our warmest weather is over the mother's day weekend. >> leyla gulen in abc7 news traffic center, speaking of the bay bridge, the western push is at a standstill and ten minutes will get you to the bay bridge toll plaza with the metering lights on and a stall in mountain view and we will have the drive time traffic comi >> live from the kgo-tv b

if you look at the shows -- shows that are marketed for kids hanna's age, they are sassy and they 456ents. there aren't a lot of adults strong role models. you have to model for your children what you expect them to do. we as the adults have to behave the way we want them to behave. if we're sassy, they're going to be sassy. and if we're sassy with them, they're going to think it's okay. >> in the moment when they do that give them the opportunity for the redo. have some sort of nonverbal sign. rewind. let's try that again. >> thank you, ladies. >>> one of the most shocking eliminations ever on "the voice." >> what's next for this woman who once sang back-up for michael jackson? judith taylor tells us all about it. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪ >> all right. with a performance like that, nobody could believe it when judith hill. a former back-up singer for michael jackson was sent packing from "the voice." >> it was one of the most shocking eliminations ever. it means she gets to be here with us today and a breathtaking career in the future. don't you think? >> absolutely. by the

mike hanna, al jazeera, islam of that. sharif's supporters hope his political extremes will help to solve pakistan's problems. we report from the stronghold of lahore. old, supporters of 's partyharif celebrated wildly outside of his home in lahore. the revelry began shortly after polls closed on saturday evening and has not stopped since. the celebration shows no signs of slowing down. people are very pleased that is claiming himself the winner of this election. the reason sharif has so much support here and indeed around the country is because many people believe that his pakistan muslim league party can improve pakistan's many problems. n has been in charge of the punjab government for five years, and they have done so much for our province. i think sharif can solve all of our problems. >> he is a familiar figure in pakistani politics. he has been prime minister twice before, from 1990-19 93, and from 1997-1999. his premiership was cut short by constitutional crises and a military coup that led to his eventual exile. he

. >> host: katrin hanna come to utah. good afternoon. catherine, we're listening. he is coeditor? comment for larry elder. >> caller: sorry come i didn't hear my turn. thank you so much for sharing a personal story. at 30 years old, but he's an amazing man doing everything and anything not to be late that. so what kind of reaffirming or things you want to do for him to say no, you can be a great dad actually. >> guest: i would tell him again not to try and be his friend. recognize there's a period of time for the kid about mike u.n. maven hate you and you have a hope you done your job and at some point will be a realization you've done your job to the best of your ability. every kid i know i've sooner or later has an epiphany. every parent recognizes that an good parents really sooner or later the kid will thank them for their sacrifice. >> host: cnes merino valley, california. >> caller: hi, larry, thank you for taking this call. very interesting story. you mentioned earlier the breaking point was when your dad used certain language to you and you left the restaurant and hadn't s

what we have done is take -- we've taken sap hanna, which is a real-time in memory database that hasuctured, unstructured, and social, and we can go through the credit card history of one customer, for example, a three-year credit card history, in less than a second. so we don't have people getting, you know, bad notices in the mail or transactions taking place. we stop it at the point of infraction. >> of course, bill, you never get credit for the crisis that you avert. that's one big problem. but i want to ask you the big will she/won't she question. i know recently there's been a lot of speculation about the future of the autonomy business at hewlett-packard. meg whitman has said repeatedly that it is not for sale. but there was a report over the weekend saying that you had been approached about potentially buying it and you had declined. where are those reports coming from and what is the situation from your vantage point? >> first of all, meg whitman is a good friend of mine. and she and i never had such a conversation about autonomy. there was a reporter that incorrectly report

that would include yeah your point is well taken thanks a lot for calling i don't disagree dr sam hanna. in princeton new jersey like to say yes there you hear me all right tom i hear you just fine. good i want to thank you very much for the kind of show you have the balance that you have with insights because you know there are other stations but. and insights and r.t. t.v. that's a very important thing in our lives and many of the professors here at princeton and the more you know readily knowledgeable people but i'm the former director of the islamic center in washington d.c. i'm the only american born muslim to be the director has the center which is the center for islam in all of north central and south america and what i think is very important is that the gentleman from india made a very good point that muslims in this country have not been outrageously. middle tent what have you but the problem has been that with the kind of havoc. in the media and the right wing it's making a lot of people feel very defensive and unfortunate you know when people have fear they react in a very m

>> my name is hanna and i'm 9. my mom taught me things in life aren't fair.when your pet dies or you have to miss a special event because you have a cold. something that i don't think is fair is when big companies trying to trick kids into eating food that isn't good for them by using toys and koor tocartoon characters. don't you want kids healthy so they can live a long and healthy life? >> first off, we don't serve junk food. my kids eat mcdonald's when they were about your size and they cook at home with me and i love to cook. we cook fruits and veggies at home and we sell a lot of fruits and veggies and trying to sell more. >> why does he care so much? >> the little girl you heard there is identified by "usa today" as hanna robertson whose north is a nutritional activist. she raises a very good point. i take issue with him saying we don't sell junk food. >> they don't. >> but -- their menu is changing and we need to look at that and we are going to try to get somebody from mcdonald on. >> like go to supreme court and become literal? they are evolving. >>

hanna mullins has more on the story. >> richeshard smith some of like a drill sergeant as a lead hundred and an operation to offer better care for more money. at the opposite end of the uc san diego medical center the hospital took their own stand. this strike involving the patient care technical workers at the five uc campuses including uc san diego health system, poses a threat to the health, safety of our patients and a problem with those of care from the public. those workers feel overworked and understaffed and no one's listening to them. he's one of the 13,000 expected to take part in it to day strike span across all five uc medical centers. we got all cultures, all personalities look at these numbers they never seen anything like this and they can only be done if the patients come first. trauma doctors and nurses continue to man the emergency room of all workers like ultrasound and mammogram technicians and radiation therapy for cancer patients are all outside. fog tell you what the issues are what we're doing to get is, places deserve to be taken care by those workers were arrest

political ideology involved, sus simply really bad customer service, which is sort of like saying hannabel lecter provided poor patient care. of i jon: it's nice to see the humerus side in all of this 4 but wow, there is another shoe to drop i have a feeling. >> i don't think we are at the bottom of this for a long stretch. jon: thank you. jenna: as the i.r.s. hearing is under way on capitol hill right now coming up new details on the obama administration's snooping on several u.s. journalists a journalists including at least two fox news correspondents, names you know. killer tornadoes tearing through america's heartlands. the the tres i threat is not over yet. which areas are in the danger zone today. we have that next. .. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't always made for people with diabetes. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and they have six grams of sugars. with fifteen grams of prote

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he notes they also sell fruits and vegetables and told hanna, quote, i think it's great you want to eatays restaurants serve olive oil to diners. last week they wanted them to use on sealed bottles instead of dipping bowls. the goal is to prevent fraud and help countries like spain, italy and greece. yesterday the commission backed down after widespread criticism. >>> on this memorial day weekend, our nation is honoring the fallen and all who have served. in 1973, president nixon saluted nearly 600 american troops. they have been held as prisoners of war in vietnam. after their release they were treated to an unforgettable celebration. now 40 years later many of those former p.o.w.s are reuniting and sharing their memories with our ben tracy. >> those are the last known american prisoners of war. that part of the vietnam tragedy is over. >> reporter: it was 1973. 590 american p.o.w.s were finally coming home. >> there is this video of walter cronkite announcing your name. >> a distinction being the last among them is held by lieutenant commander agnew of mullen, south carolina. >> repor

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>> hanna is making new ground for all of us. we are all rooting for her.ot of unknowns. that is why it's important that the community and sipetist and funding bodies and regulatory bodies can cooperate to make sure we get as much information as possible. >> clayton: what are the unknowns, doctor? >> it's a very complicated procedure if you think about it, to have to have a foreign material and cells in a growing child. the reason we all want tissue engineering and the availability of the or gaps we don't want to give children transplant. we hope to give them their open cells back and a living organ that will grow with them over time and hopefully return them to having a good quality of life. the unknown is how it will grow or how good the organs will be overtime. if you buy a car with great tires in the beginning you want to know in five and ten years the tires will stand up to keep you safe. >> alisyn: of course. everybody will watch her story closely. she turned three in august and the first time she has been able to go home now that she has had the surg

can tell from the head ware our own anna kooiman got a first look behind the scenes of the big race hanna anna in the hat. i'm sorry. >> i answer to anything. i answer to anything. normally what the media shows you at the kentucky derby is all the pomp and circumstance, the celebrities. the high fashion. and the fantastic food. i wanted to get dirty and take you behind the scenes at the stables and talk to some trainers about how these horses prepare it to go around one and quarter mile track. take a look. >> i'm not very good at this. kelsey deigner a trainer here at churchill downs put me to work tour of the stables. have i done enough. >> yes, have you done enough. >> i'm leaving that right there. [horse neighing. >> five pounds of pepper mints per week. >> how much feed. >> several quowrts a day. you put green jelly on his leg. >> is that a lot or a little. >> that's good. just rub it. >> what's this for, exactly? >> it just comforts him. after exercise, the knees and ankles will sometimes carry some heat. >> okay. >> and the purpose of these bandages, one thing is just so that they d

if you look at the shows -- shows that are marketed for kids hanna's age, they are sassy and they laugh're going to think it's okay. >> in the moment when they do that give them the opportunity for the redo. have some sort of nonverbal sign. let's try that again. >> thank you, ladies. >>> one of the most shocking eliminations ever on "the voice." >> what's next for this woman who once sang back-up for michael jackson? judith taylor tells us all about it. ♪ ♪ >> all right. with a performance like that, nobody could believe it when judith hill. a former back-up singer for michael jackson was sent packing from "the voice." it means she gets to be here with us today and a breathtaking career in the future. don't you think? >> absolutely. by the way, i watched that night and i was so dispointed, what does it feel like to be up on stage when you didn't hear your name called? >> it was like -- "the hunger games" it was scary. it was like you're on the chopping block and everyone is screaming and, it's pretty -- surreel. >> any idea why it happened? it shocked everybody, especially adam, your c