the wife was attacked by a hippo.ere's abc's victor oquendo tonight. >> reporter: kristen yaldor and her husband, ryan, were on the trip of a lifetime. a wild horizon's safari down the zambezi river in zimbabwe. the tour company says a hippo capsized the florida couple's canoe, sending them overboard. as kristen yaldor "was swimming to shore she was attacked and pulled under water." her family says the hippo dragged kristen, its jaws snapping down and her leg and breaking her femur before she could escape. we've seen how fast hippos can lung from under water. a safari guide narrowly escaping one in botswana. hippos are the most dangerous mammals in africa. they can be up to 17 feet long and weigh nearly 10,000 pounds. as for yaldor, the tour company says she was airlifted to a medical facility less than an hour after the attack, where her family says she was in intensive care. a source close to the family tells abc news kristen bunched the hippo in the face repeatedly before she got away. the family says she's lucky t

we will have more on this harrowing hippo attack. whit johnson, abc news, new york. >>> definitely scratching going ska knowing in hippo-infested water. >> no kidding. that's awful. >>> san francisco-based lyft just filed paperwork with the securities and exchange commission. the rideshare service says there was a draft document. no word how much the company thinks it's worth n. june it said its value billion tkhrao >>> ibuprofen for babies is being recalled because it could have too much ibuprofen in it. this is the oral suspension medications. they were sold at cvs and walmart. the maker says the medicine could have a higher concentration of the drug and it could cause serious problems for babies who take it. so far no reports of any illn s illness illnesses. much more information on abc7news.com. >>> usa gymnastics filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. here in the bay area, some gym owners say this may help the sport land on its feet. the filing is an attempt to settle lawsuits from hundreds of sexual abuse survivors. they c

we go around the hippo pool, what are you going to do when the hippo comes?t one with nature. i can hear them. he's there. hippos kill many people every year, typically in canoes like this. >> reporter: they've out. they're just walking on the bottom. >> reporter: a h they go down? >> yeah. they can spend five to seven minutes under there. they can sweep under water. >> reporter: it is incredible to be close to them. with the hippos and the crocks along the way, going 15 miles takes still, as i found out in my first lesson. and just a little later, as we approach the same spot to land, our hearts briefly stop. >> big male lion. >> reporter: he is look right at us calm. >> reporter: that is the best lion sighting i've seen in my life. it will only be a few h those hippos, while enormous are mostly hidden under the water. "today" has produced these reports from africa. some will include exclusive previews from nat geo specials who has paid for some travel and production costs. back to you guys. >> we should mention -- >> you nailed it. >> come again? >> the spe

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we are going around a hippo pool. what are you going to do when the hippo comes? with nature. i can hear them. hehas telling us he is there. >> reporter: hippos do kill many, many >> typically on canoes like. this they havedisappeared. we are stressing them out. they are walking on the bottom. >> reporter: and holding their breath as they go down? >> yeah, they can spend five to nine minutes under there. they can sle underwater. >> reporter: it is incredible to be s close to them. apart from negotiating hippos androcs along the way, going 1,500 miles in those canoes takes incredible skill as i find out in my first lesson. sd just a little later, as we approach thee spot tohe land, our ts briefly stopped. >> big male lion looking right at us. >> let's be careful. >> reporter: that's the biggest i have seen in my life. it will be a few hours before my pulse rate returns to normal. when you are in i africa,s easy to forget how dangerous these beautiful animals can be. those hippos, wleenormous, are mostly hidden under the water. today has produced reports from africa

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hippos are the most dangerous mammals in africa.r, the tour company says she was air lifted to a medical facility less than an hour after the attack where her family says she was in intensive care. a source close to the family tells abc news kristen punched the hippo in the face repeatedly until she got away. her family says she is lucky to be alive. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >> punching the hippo in the face. that's crazy. we're glad you're all right. >>> when we get back, the big reveal from cardi b. >> and see who makes $20 million a year on youtube. >> not us. >> "the skinny" next. no, definitely not us.ea please. ybut life...can throw them off bbalance.of bacteria, (vo) re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. ♪ i like it like that > it's time nofor heike that skny" where we'll use an excuse to start with cardi b. >> you ain't lying. >> am i right? >> the rapper from the bronx took the world by surprise with the earth-shattering announc

she was the first nile hippo to be born in the zoo in 75 years.de her debut six weeks prematurely. >> her lungs weren't strong enough and neither was her overall muscle control. >> reporter: the zoo documented her struggle to survive on facebook as the world watched her learn to stand. >> big girl. >> reporter: swim, even take her first step. >> there you are. let's put her back. >> when people care about an animal, tugs at their heart strings so they've give money to these organizations that are doing work to preserve those animals. >> roger's favorite food in the whole world. >> reporter: back in australia, roger spent his final years in a more mellow state. >> roger and i were best mates. we used to lie down out in the grass together and his aggressive days were over because he was getting older and older. >> reporter: relinquishing the alpha role to his son where the legacy of the muscle bound kangaroo will live on. >> you're such a beautiful old boy, roger. >>> and next, one grandma's fearless flight for a good cause. i'm at this wing joint t

>> a major milestone for fiona, the nearly 2-year-old hippo weighs nearly 1,000 pounds.eight may not be difficult for a lot of people, not for me, but it is for fiona the hippo, she was only 29 pounds when she was born six weeks ago and she was premature and she was born at the cincinnati zoo. >> i'm sure she loves everyone knows she weighs a thousand pounds. >> fans kicked off the independence bowl with the largest pot of gumbo in the world. it earned the spot in the guinness book of world records. 983 pounds of shrimp. and 590 pounds of cat fish. they sold 11,000 bowls of it duringhe proceeds will go to thehat prov. it is the last friday of 2018. >> wow. >> take a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge. beautiful shot there to start out our weekend. the weekend starts on friday, so here we go. thanks so much for starting why you are morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kira klapper. laura garcia is off this morning. it seems like the weekend because we work saturday and sunday. vianey is in for mike. you literally

fiona the hippo. we all love fiona. she was born prematurely. she was only 29 pounds.tween 55 and 100 pounds. fiona just hit a milestone, she ways 1,000 pounds. they are celebrating because they didn't know if she would survive in the first place. there she is, weighing in at 1,002, 3 pounds. >> that is a big old hippo. >> she won hearts around the world. even though she weighs 1,000 pounds, she's under the average of 3,000 pounds that the average adult female hippo can weigh. she's got a ways to go, but her birthday is coming up january 24th. >>> are you a rose drinker, by chance? >> rose all day. >> in the summertime. check this one out. people are always trying to cash in and urban outfitters has figured it out with this new rose pillow. they're trying to get folks to snag this up for 69 bucks. >> those are great pictures, too. >> you like that? >> 69 bucks? >> not cheap. >>> this morning on "world news now," a massive winter storm >>> this morning on "world news now," a massive winter storm slamming much of the country with heavy rain in blizzard-like conditions. t

that's about a third of the size of an average baby hippo and she is the smallest baby hippo ever knownue has a poster of her. that's going o do it for us. >>> good morning. 5 minutes before 9:00 i'm anne makovec. and the search is on the way. authorities trying to track down shalome mevendosa. several crimes including use of a deadly weapon during a car-jacking. another man hunt under way for a police officer killed by the driver of a pickup truck that he had pulled over. >> and today attorneys for a man charged in the deadly stabbing at a bart station will ask a judge to rule him mentally incompetent to stand trial >>> we have news updates throughoe om >>> good morning if you're headed out the door you're in luck. freeways are looking great right now. live look at oakland northbound you're looking good from 238 to the maze. southbound no delays as you head out of oakland all the way down into fremont. traffic very light chlgt nice and easy as you head out of oakland and san francisco. once you get into the city here's live look at conditions. you can see the 10180 connector there. san

. >> look at the little baby hippos. unusual for the el fapts to be -- the elephants to be in this spot. they don't know better. >> the elephants are like, i'm going to back up a little bit and see if this gives them a little hint. >> just move this tree. whack. >> they may be big but they can move fast because look, that tree branch comes down. this elephant, it didn't have a tree. it just charged. there is somebody on the ground here. guess what else is on the ground, no protection. the person shooting this video. here comes the elephant. faster. faster. >> stand your g g g ground. >> was that the sound of him defecating? >> he did not have the camera at his face. he didn't know he was getting the video because he was a little scared. >> he said it is scarier than it appears in the video. >> it is pretty scarey already. >>> the harlem globetrotters are currently on their fan powered world tour. recently, they stopped in milwaukee. they stopped by the local station and team up with the morning reporters and have a littl

. >> lions, hippos, giraffes, chief cheetahs. >> reporter: but come january 2, the public will have to say goodbye to the zoo. and as far as the animals -- >>'s panda the still get to eat and goid ou >> reporter: zoo keepers will still work but won't get paid until the stdown ends. >> we're passionate about it. we love animals, we love nature, we love the educational experiences. we love all of it. >> reporter: and as the rain comes down in washington the time is almost up to visit the museums. milies say theon't mind waiting in the long lines. >> i'm so glad i got to s all of this. it would have been heart breaking to not get to see alle this incredi history of the country. >> i'm happy i didn't have to reschedule so thawas good. we pay our taxes. i pect it to be open. >> reporter: back here at the zoo, the workers say they do have enough food for a little while. if the zoo shuts down, they have to figure out a game plan for ho to get the animals food. >> fingers crossed forll those critters down there. thanks so much. >> the office of personnel s managementiving tips on how to magazi

angry at rising food and fuel prices and blame the government for economic mismanagement there's a hippo morgan has the latest from khartoum. what we've seen so far is that people are not satisfied with just marching up to the streets demanding that the president resign and that his he and his twenty nine year rule we're seeing people doing basically they were seeing people protesting in different ways. of today for example doctors issued a statement saying that they are on strike they're not going to go to work they don't want to work for a government that basically they see is oppressing them and is not giving them any benefits especially konami benefits now they were able to mobilize medical students also to go out and strike against the against the government they've also called on people of other professions not just in the state but around the country to join them on a nationwide strike it's not clear yet if people would actually follow through on that one but people are saying that they're not going to be satisfied with just walking out to the streets demanding that the government

but evidently the taxidermist in florence had never seen a live hippo and rubens can't be blamed for the imaginative portrayal. in his hometown rubens was not just revered as a painter he was respected as a sophisticated and area dyed intellectual a european well ahead of his time. he maintained a close working relationship with the antwerp printing company plant in mauritius its owner had been a friend since childhood his residence boasted many works by rubens who painted portraits of the entire family. rubens often visited his friend they shared a passion for literature towards the end of his life rubens library was so extensive that he moved it into an entire house bordering his property he also illustrated books on religious and philosophical themes and admired the ethical integrity of the roman stoic philosopher seneca. when the flemish philosopher used to slip serious published a critical edition of senecas writings in sixteen fifteen rubin's provided the illustrations. in this way his work reached an audience far beyond his home in antwerp. when we talk about ribbons we're als

the right and how we actually consume as consumers, if we consume via conditions, jeff released some hippo this morning and told everybody he was a cancer survivor. congratulations. that is how we are uniquely tied together as humans. we have conditions. and what is crazy is the noodle soup, see how everything gets bent? when you get to the end and we go and hand the card to a consumer, how many of you woke up and said i can't wait to have more hospital? that is not the way it works. what we have is a condition and we want it solved quickly and efficiently. here's what is crazy. this idea of an acl is the best of all things you need as a consumer. you will get the presentation that shows you and minneapolis, this is the care system about how they perform. now performs the best across all the conditions. so saying i want an acl for all these things is a crazy idea. what you are missing as the thousand points of light that the fee. service system has, they want to throw everything away. the fee for per are thousand points of light that allow us to innovate and drive better outcomes. so, what

cincinnati has thousands of people flocking to see fiona the hippo, a superstar with her own line ofwn ice cream flavor. she was the first nile hippo to be born in the zoo in 75 years when she made her debut six weeks prematurely. >> her lungs weren't strong enough and neither was her overall muscle control. >> reporter: the zoo documented her struggle to survive on facebook as the world watched her learn to stand -- >> i stand. i'm a big girl. >> reporter: -- swim, even take her first step. >> all right. let's put her back. >> reporter: when people care about an animal, it tugs at their heart strings so they'll give money to these conservation organizations that are hopefully doing good work to help those animals. >> roger's favorite food in the whole world. >> reporter: back in australia, in his final years roger spent his last years in a more mellow state. >> his aggressive days were over because he was getting older and older. >> reporter: relinquishing the alpha role to his son where the legacy of the muscle-bound kangaroo will live on. >> you're such a beautiful old boy, roger.

is always the good, a major milestone for fiona the hippo. in at 1000 pounds. the team getting on the skills at the cincinnati zoo. at birth fiona wade 29 pounds and she was born 6 weeks premature. up next the bad. clumsy crooks steal a 43 inch tv from a florida walmart and drop it is they escape on a scooter. the tv falls forcing them to stop and pick it back up. finally the ugly. a home security camera catches fireworks flying out of control christmas eve. you can see people running for cover as flames shot into several homes and cars was draw this mayhem no one was injured. "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: it is december 27th, historic day on wall street, stocks surging after christmas eve crash. rob: what we can expect as markets open. the president and first lady on their way home after a surprise visit with our troops overseas. >> we are going to say hello to you and wish you a merry christmas and happy new year. very important, thank you very much, great job. jillian: the clear message the president sent our enemie

. >> i like to say he practiced h hippo krat i can. one example of the way he was able to personize foreign policy, get to know moforeign leaders was at the berlin wall. it was a mistake. no one expected it. bush and scowcroft didn't expect it in their entire lives. suddenly it happened. while bush had to go in front of cameras, in front of the american people to give a statement to explain what was going on, he simultaneously knew people around the world, including in the soviet union were watching. he had to be sure nothing he said would provoke violence, even though he was getting notes saying margaret thatcher, prime minister of britain called. germany, mikhail gorbachev called. everyone had the same question of the president of the united states, do you know what's going on. he was able to keep things calm and keep things from spinning out of control at a chaotic moment. >> you mention those figures calling him real time as the potential crisis happened that turned out to be not really a crisis. you learned so much about how he us

rhinoceros, hippos -- >> what could possibly go wrong?ntial in the studio as a matter of fact. [laughs] a growing number of millennials -- i guess i'm not technically a lot millennial, i'm generation x. but they are taking adult and classes to learn basic life's clear's skills. these life skills they lack like cooking and sewing and how you behave in relationships and those are now being taught in these types of classes. does that make sense and would you sign up for any of these? >> cooking, no. sewing? no just buy clothes. relationships, don't have them. you don't need to take a class, just keep trying and keep messing up until you eventually figure it out. there is no such thing as a real adult, we are all just a bunch of kids i got a older. >> would you take these classes? >> i probably wouldn't. i do have an issue with the word adult-income. i think it's an embarrassing word. i think they just want a word that says -- if someone wants to take a cooking class and learn how to eat right, i don't have an issue with that. >> a cooking cl

joining us right now to continue this conversation at post 9, former huffington post ceo eric hippo.former apple chief evangelicalist, guy kawasaki good morning to you. eric, you're sitting right across from us here. you hear the news, you read the headlines, you read the reaction from facebook. who do you believe >> i'm not sure. the verdict is out that facebook is not to be trusted with your data the counter parties who said they had access -- some of them were surprised that they had access, saying that they really never used it, at first you have to believe them until it's proven that they actually used the data for something else. >> but is the issue they didn't use it or they gave them access to, meaning they could have used it and god bless them for not using it if they didn't. >> sure, they gave them access to it thinking the data would be used in ways that would then come back to facebook and benefit facebook, i'm assuming again, facebook has proven time and time again, particularly this year, that they just cannot be trusted with your data. they'll sell it, they'll lend it

but if you look closely particular at the picture on the far left the shape resembles a hippo it zipsh at a safe distance of 1.8 million miles. this is the closest approach to the plan net 400 years. >> get them >> look at this two police officers busted a move during a flash mob dance in florida. the dancers kicked off the routine at a shopping mall. officers pretended to tell the dance tors knock it off. shoppers started booing. but before a different kind of mob formed the officers surprised the crowd and became part of the routine. great to see. >> still to come on abc morning it's called supersaturday. the whopping number of people who are expected to hit the stores today to finish holiday shopping. >>> and this bay area boy's toy drive is getting bigger and better everyier. the massive delivery now headed to toys for tots. >>> good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> welcome back. it's half past the hour on this saturday morning. i'm chris nguyen. let's start off with a check of accuweather forecast. here is lisa argen track going for u

but if you look at the picture on the far left it semle bls a hippo it zips at a a distance of 1.8 millionach to our planet in 400 years. >> get them off. get them off. >> whoa. >> two police officers busted a move during a flash mob dance routine in florida. dancer kicked off the routine at a shopping mall officers pretended to tell the dancers to knock it off. shoppers started to booing. but before a different kind of mob formed the officers surprised the crowd and became part of the routine. >> great to see. still to come on abc 7 mornings. it's called supersaturday. the whopping number of people expected to hit the stores today to finish holiday shopping. >>> and this bay area boys toy drive is getting bigger every year. the big delivery now headed >> announcer: good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >>> this is abc 7 morks. >>> half past the hour on this saturday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. here is lisa argen tracking the weather conditions where you live. >>> welcome to winter. the first weekend of winter. we start out dry. it will change to christma

i love you, hippo, or whatever. i don't know. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's the thing.think of masked singer, you think of just a mask. but that's a lot more than just a mask. [ light laughter ] this is would be a celebrity singing? >> it is. [ audience ohs ] it is. >> seth: and then they give you clues and you have to guess who they are. this is, uh -- >> yeah, man. >> seth: no one at home right now is thinking "oh, i had that idea." [ laughter ] >> it's amazing, though. look at the layer of it. you know? it's a bunny, but it's "donnie darko." >> seth: yeah, it's got some spookiness to it. >> yeah, spooky. >> seth: we look forward to that as well. and it's always just so great to see you, man. thanks so much for being here. >> likewise, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: really appreciate it. ken jeong, everybody. "ken jeong cracks christmas" begins streaming on buzzfeed's youtube channel tomorrow. we'll be right back with vanessa hudgens. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i can't believe it. that grandpa's nose is performing "flight of the bumblebee?" ♪ no, you goof.

they are being woken up by the zookeeper is now apart from the hippos, who need to be prodded to get of them. or you might just see two. and you could see 60 of them. or you mightjust see two. it depends on how they are feeling and on the weather. santa could be seeing them but of course he lives in the north pole and penguins are in the south pole! we have not got north pole weather today. it will be milder for many of us that there will be some showers and some of them could be heavy and boundary. the isobars are quite tightly packed across the southern half of the uk, meaning any showers will rattle quickly from the west to the east and it will be blustery. we are starting up quite cloudy with a lot of showers already. the focus today is simple. bright spells, sunshine and showers. brightening up and eased through the day where we have got showers at the moment, but in the west, the showers will be heavy and potentially thundery. —— brightening up in the east. in the south, blustery with temperatures coming up to ten maximum, but in the north, seven, eight, maybe nine. in the even