. >>> heard we've heard of hungry hippos. how about happy hippos?happiest of the hippos, this is a little pygmy hippo, hannah. >> kicking around with david begham. getting a little head-scratch, i love that, too. >> she's an incredibly happy hippo. she was rescued from the back yard of a california doctor. now, believe it or not, she has plenty of food and plenty of water for drinking, but there was no actual water in the guy's back yard so she could submerge. she was rescued by the fund for animal wildlife center in ramona, california. let me show you another little video of hannah. after hannah was rescued, she hadn't been in a pool in a while. they get hannah the hippo a new pool. >> i think she went swimming. >> she's probably looking for somebody to play marco polo with. >> got a little race video for you. nick, i know you'll like this. instead of gentlemen, start your engines, it's gentlemen, start your elephants. the eighth edition of the international elephant race in a national park in nepal. you've got 20 elephants and cabs participating i

the other was papa, and they took us up river, and we had to cut the engines when we got near the hippos because they don't like to be disturbed and they will chase after you. they open their mouth and gape it, and they are completely intimidating, and i saw this guy looking off, and i went, oh, is that a photo or what? magnificent face against that beautiful blue sky. it was a great three days on that boat. really nice people i met there. that's the festival. that's the desert, that's a man and his camel, and if you spent

hippo's got the money. hippo's got the money, and got your tickets all sorted? pusscat has. excellent! well, that seems to be all, uh, all in order, then. i hope you have a lovely time. come on, ben, you're not losing by many. let's play. no, i'm not playing. ben, it is very important in sport not just to walk off when you start losing. what does wayne rooney do when he's losing? he kicks people. not always. and he never just walks off... of his own volition. ( clatter ) ben! look, i've packed you some food and your favorite jumper, so i hope you have a lovely time. i'm really, really, really not coming back, and i'm serious. i know. i'm definitely not coming back. i know. bye! mum, what's going on? don't worry. she's left home before. what she does is, she goes round the corner, she waits a bit, and then she comes back. right so, then... no, no, no, she'll only go 10 yards 'cause she's afraid of the main road. it's fine. she's emptied her money box. yeah, i know. that's all part of it, you see. she'll be just round this corner, look. come on. look. over here. come away from

now these hippos, giraffes is easy to count but then others like the birds and reptiles gets trickier. >> difficult counting animals on site, depending on where you are, there could be large numbers in an enclosure. very fast moving all of them. monkeys, quick moving, lots of areas that they might hide within their enclosures, we give them lots of space, difficult task. >> even more difficult than that, trying to count some of the insects which are known to camouflage. zoo officials do admit the smallest bugs they count them in groups and make sure they make a good educated guess. >>> take a look at these baby giant pandas. just like their human counter parts, they play together, they climb on whatever they can reach and they eat, of course, although instead of mashed peas and carrots, they prefer bamboo. and the baby pandas were bread in china and recently left their mama for the first time. there they are. >> got to love them. >> good. >> we have an old halloween costume, the old panda suit. >>> this little snow band continues to push south and east so we are looking good here. a lo

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in other words, he puts the hippo in hypocrite. here's the former mrs.ine." >> she was asking to have an open marriage. and i refused. >> he wanted to have an open marriage? >> yes. that i accept that he had somebody else in his life. >> newt, you dirty dog. >> jimmy: yes. he is getting some support. herman cain, by the way, who i miss, gave a great speech in south carolina today. ever since he dropped out of the race, people have been wondering who herman cain would endorse for president. and today, he finally revealed his selection. the candidate herman cain is endorsing is we, the people. he said, we, the people. i didn't even know we were running. [ laughter ] he endorsed the american people for president, which i see several things wrong with this. first and foremost, how are we all going to live in the white house? i think there's only one bathroom right there. and cain is adamant that this isn't a stunt. and i agree. stunts are interesting. but his speech today, say what you want about herman cain. the man knows how to get a crowd going. >> the me

i'm not sure he was being hippo critical. he deviated. guy prone to going with the latest idea like global warming. >> bill: everybody knew he was a big target. i was surprised by the fall. we will see tomorrow. maybe the speaker makes a come back and makes us look like idiots. >> he and perry have one chance to do it and it's tomorrow night. >> bill: thank you. how the network news and liberal newspapers are covering the iowa vote tomorrow. mayor bloomberg dancing with lady gaga. what a way to start the new year. look at bloomberg. he looks happy to be there, doesn't he? coming right back. chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three y we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love ience. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight, there is no question the republic party is getting a lot of attention becau

i'm not sure he was being hippo critical. he deviated. a guy prone to going with the latest idea like global warming. >> bill: everybody knew he was a big target. i was surprised by the fall. we will see tomorrow. maybe the speaker makes a come back and makes us look like idiots. >> he and perry have one chance to do it and it's tomorrow night. >> bill: thank you. how the network news and liberal newspapers are covering the iowa vote tomorrow. mayor bloomberg dancing with lady gaga. what a way to start the new year. look at bloomberg. he looks happy to be there, doesn't he? coming right we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation,

i'm not sure he was being hippo critical. he deviated. a guy prone to going with the latest idea like global warming. >> bill: everybody knew he was a big target. i was surprised by the fall. we will see tomorrow. maybe the speaker makes a come back and makes us look like idiots. >> he and perry have one chance to do it and it's tomorrow night. >> bill: thank you. how the network news and liberal newspapers are covering the iowa vote tomorrow. mayor bloomberg dancing with lady gaga. what a way to start the new year. look at bloomberg. he looks happy to be there, doesn't he? coming right we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation,

it had a hippo and a ryan know on it.one is not. that's been hanging in their kitchen ever since then, which is probably close to 30 years now. that really defines him. he was what he was and he didn't worry about what other people thought about him. he was most concerned about doing what he believed was right. >> i would just add as far as the -- i would just add as far as the 409 wins, wins were probably the least important thing he would look at as part of his legacy. even after the best win, he was onto the next thing. he was more interested in winning over young people and took great pride in the ones that were the toughest to save, the ones with the toughest backgrounds, the they were the biggest challenge to him. those ones that graduated gave him the most satisfaction more so than anything he did on the field. >> i'll add, too, that it's interesting how his legacy and impact extended well beyond those who he coached. i didn't know him as a coach, i knew him as a father. one of the things that's really amazed me wi

was papa, and papa and this other man would take us up the river and had to cut the engines near the hippo pat muss because they see is at challenge and they'll go for you. so they open their mouth and gape at you and they're completely intimidating. so i saw this guy looking off, and i went, is that a photo or what? and so magnificent face against that beautiful blue sky. a great three days on that boat. really nice people i met there. and that's the festival. that's the sahara desert. a twilight man and his camel. and if you ever spent any time around camels, they same to be like andy rooney. they seem to be in a perpetual bad mood. and the camel driver will go, give the camel a command. like sit down. and they're just pissed off about it. and then he gets them on the ground and give them a tug or kick them in a side, like a little whack, and get up, and they're equally angry and grouchy about getting up and they don't seem to have a very good day. but they're so delicate with their movement, and their real legs and the mechanics of their pelvis and how the rear legs are particular late

the other was papa, and they took us up river, and we had to cut the engines when we got near the hippos because they don't like to be disturbed and they will chase after you. they open their mouth and gape it, and they are completely intimidating, and i saw this guy looking off, and i went, oh, is that a photo or what? magnificent face against that beautiful blue sky. it was a great three days on that boat. really nice people i met there. that's the festival. that's the desert, that's a man and his camel, and if you spent time around camels, they seem to be like andy roony, in a perpetual bad mood, and the camel driver goes, you give the camel a command like, you know, sat down, and they are just mad about it. he gets on the ground, and you give a tug or kick him in the side, a little whack with the stick, and they get up, and they are just as angry about getting up. they don't seem to have a very good day, but they are so delegate with their movement, their rear legs and their pelvis and how they articulate sand and how the beautiful toes negotiate this uneven surface, and i spent my t