kali knows her biological family through video calls and met them twice. >> this looks like kali. is this kali. >> no, it's brefan. >> looking at her son remind her of the little girl she won't be raising, and the questions to come. >> reporter: why did you give kali up, or from kali, why do you give me up. >> yes, it was not app ops to have 14 -- an option to have 14 more. we loved her enough to choose life for her by embryo adoption. >> it's a little boy. >> chip and lippeda hope to -- lippeda hope to have another baby with the remaining embryos. >> more than 160,000 people around the world die of measles each year, even though a vaccine is available. an outbreak of the highly contagious disease in the united states prompts a vaccination campaign. there is a twist. the campaign is focussed on a community that has long resisted immunization. tom ackerman reports. >> reporter: the horse and buggy, common in central ohio, home of the largest aimish community in the world. devout christian descend aned of swiss and german immigrants, they avoid motorized vehicles and routine visits

our journey into a strange, exotic world begins in the slums outside of kali, colombia, through windingt roads, finally to this giant steel gate. our driver rings the doorbell. revealing a world few people, let alone tv cameras, are ever allowed to see. a place teaming with more than 800 exotic animals. welcome to the wild kingdom of anna julia torrez, school principal turned animal rights crusader. >> the animals love her. it's the way they express their gratefulness to her. >> reporter: that is something. many have been rescued from the harsh world of circuses and animal trafficking. they take the flamingos into the airports and put them in there and smuggle them out of the country? but the most dangerous here are the forgotten victims of colombia's never-ending drug wars. one-time status symbols left behind by the country's drug lords, after they were arrested or killed. if you did not do this, what would be happening to these animals? >> translator: they would have to be killed. >> reporter: she stops us to listen. those are the cries of jupiter. >> she is very, very in love with ju

we have stuff we have led works all the deer he's not interested in doing and i don't mean to bash kali because i hate people like that to bash other people i'm not trying to do that that they're there still a lot of blood work here to do and it would be helpful if i actually did have a partner to do that way it's a speech. say journalists are supposed to with any situation in the. national way. it's. it's because like climbing was really really bad. you know when you are. in on a trip like this with a very short period of time to fill up so the everything. you need to be like. able to be working like this you know and he doesn't know where you're going just like time is precious and you can waste any any second of the trip here's the address and that's where we are now right here right here and you talked to him before sorry right there on the. base i think i'm so stupid to get. it who does and serious this is i can believe all. spittle sorry. i say put all the bankers into the circular firing squad put all the bankers the jamie diamond the lloyd blankfein the bob diamond put them into

have to wait until there are more hard facts known to see what happened to this plane all right but kali right there in front of the kremlin thank you for that. no it is a really good still remaining on the russia ukraine border is one of the latest reports judging by the pictures that it's a miracle that it hasn't hit any of the houses any of the residential houses located in that area at least we do not have any confirmation as to that regard representatives from the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic are said to have recovered the black boxes the flight data recorders now whether or not they will be handing them over to moscow as initial reports suggested or to ukrainian authorities we cannot say with certainty however the prime minister of the self-proclaimed people's republic did say that they are going to declare a truce for several days in order to make it easier for the investigation to take place and indeed ukrainian officials have said that they're launching in the midst occasion as well as a criminal case into this really thick incident now. the international assistance

kalis bury salisbury steak. >> cuyahoga county correction center inmate james dean realizes he sharescon who lived fast and died young. even though he's serving time for drugs and assault he insists he's not a rebel especially when having a shank in jail. >> they're telling me i'm charged with possession of a weapon that i didn't even have possession ever. >> man up. >> dean is only two weeks from completing his sentence. but his release will be jeopardized if the jail determines he's responsible for the shank and chooses to file new criminal charges. the decision rests largely with the results of today's disciplinary hearing. >> do you want to give your explanation on what's going on? >> go ahead. >> let me start off by saying i'm a kitchen trustee and my job is to clean up the whole kitchen, front to wall, ceiling to floor, and when c.o.s ask, i also help the people in the stockroom. this piece of wood as you guys refer to as a shank was found in the stockroom by an inmate gary valentine in front of c.o. staff in the kitchen. at the end of the day we was briefed about them finding i

. >> reporter:only three of those people, including kali, have survived. >> pam: medical experts sayyou can take steps to decrease your risk of catching the amoeba. >> pam: they advise not swimming in warm freshwater. if you do, don't put your head under the water.use nose clips.and don't stir up sediment. >> catherine: yet more problems for the centers for disease control. >> catherine: while looking into the accidental anthrax exposure last month. >> catherine: a u-s-d-a investigation has turned up all sorts of 'other' problems. investigators found anthrax stored in unlocked refrigerators in hallways. dangerous materials being transferred in zip-loc bags.and messy inventory records. >> pam: >> catherine: one lab boss has resigned. last month - it was discovered that employees were working with anthrax samples that had 'not' been properly inactivated. >> catherine: no workers have been infected. a congressional hearing on the matter has been >> pam: coming up at 5:30. >> pam: a proposed cease fire in israel -- shot down. we're following the latest developments. >> pam: a derailment