the dog was barking at a kangaroo that had fallen in. what you're seeing is an eastern gray kangaroo, not a little one, in the pool. jenny says she heard her dog barking, went out and checked and appears the kangaroo jumped the fence around the pool and got in the water. the kangaroo wasn't able to get itself out so she called animal control. they came and along with a neighbor, they worked to get the kangaroo out. you can see the kangaroo saying, hey, man, i'm tired, worn my nails down, please help me. what they've got is a lead they use to capture dogs. they got it around its neck. they tranquilized it and see them pulling the kangaroo out. >> oh. poor little fella. he didn't understand what was going on. >> but the good news is, they plan to release him the next day. >> i'm surprised they went through that much trouble. i figured they would fish him out of the pool and see him run away. >> once you tran kwalize a wild animal you have to wait until it gets better. you can't lay it out there. this is an animal story that may seem famili

and take a look at this kangaroo. safe in australia this morning after he hopped himself right into a place he just couldn't get off on his own. >> someone save that kangaroo! it's a swimming pool. you can see the kangaroo struggling to get out and somebody kind of gives him a hand there. rescuers eventually had to sedate the kangaroo and helped it to the shallow end so they could lift him or her out of the water. he or possibly she was treateded for hypothermia at the nearby zoo, but the kangaroo is going to be okay. >> a sweet fella there. >>> of course, we're heading into the colder months there in australia as we go into winter there, so that guy was probably pretty chilly. we mentioned it was a take your kids to work day. >> and boy did our employees do that. >> take a look at some of the kids that are here. welcome! they're all adorable here, checking out how the station rolls >> that's right. we've got kids from all ages and even this morning, we had some of our morning show kids, morning shift kids here. this

well there's a lot more to this place than kangaroos.in the pristine island wilderness off the coast, south of adelaide.

the kangaroo, for us, is a very interesting role model because of the energy.y in can retake it for the next jump. also, it is able to get faster and faster without using more energy. jumping is something very complicated and needs a lot of control. using an interface, which is a device that can be mounted on the arm, and using any empty signal, emt signal, we are able to make it move. we try to learn from nature and bring that to our product. right, scientists are working on an incredibly important robotic termite and kangaroos. but what about flying cars? bloomberg got a preview of the world's first legal, road and airborne auto. >> the basic breakthrough of this vehicle is the way it drives. it tilts, and that is why we can make it stable on the road. i am the ceo of my company and we developed the first flying car in the world. the idea came. flying is cumbersome. you take over the place where you don't want to leave, and you end at a place for you don't want to be. the vehicle was built within existing regulations. there is one ok for the road in europe, a

but scientists are working on an roboticly important termite and kangaroos.t flying cars? bloomberg got a preview of the world's first legal, road and airborne auto. >> the basic breakthrough of this vehicle is the way it drives. , and that is why we can make it stable on the road. ceo of my company and we developed the first flying car in the world. flying is cumbersome. you take over the place where you don't want to leave, and you and at a place for you don't want to be. the vehicle was built within existing regulations. road in one ok for the europe, and then it can be sold in any european country. for driving, you need a license for the car, and for flying, you need a recreational pilot license. the starting price will be 300,000 euros for the general version. it is a sort of -- and there is a limited collector's edition for half a million. building them for policing organizations, aid organizations command security. -- aid organizations, and security. >> that looks so much cooler than any robot. but we have more robots for you. these are courtesy of fra

. >>> and a wayward kangaroo is back in the wild after being rescued from a swimming pool. eastern gray kangaroo jumped a fence and landed in the deep end in melbourne, australia. it was found just in time too because he'd been fighting for his life for four hours and swallowed a lot of water. his nails very worn down from the -- were worn down from the struggle to get out. crews eventually rescued the kangaroo and took him back for treatment. >>> time for weather and the story -- story odd of kind of a mis-- not mysterious really. actually way of putting it is a beautiful phenomenon in the sky. but perhaps it needs a little explanation. you can see we've got ordinary looking clouds. a few out there and some layered high clouds. but nothing really remarkable. but -- if you put the sun behind some of the high clouds, and you're standing in just the right place at just the right time, then you see something like this. it looks like a rainbow but in fact it's not. it's the sun shining through these high altitude clouds and if you're in the right place in a way it's like a rain

especially the boy kangaroos.et into serious kickboxing. >> seth: but this -- this is not a male dominated society, the lemurs, right? >> you're right! >> seth: gotcha. >> females rule with lemurs. >> seth: gotcha. [ cheers ] >> seth: you're steering a species that stink fights, ladies. [ laughter ] it doesn't all have to be good news. >> even the lowest ranking female outranks all of the males. >> yeah. >> seth: that's great. [ cheers ] >> and you know, this is a big week for lemurs, i must say. our professor from college, she's in the new imax lemur movie that everybody should go see. >> seth: all right. that's great. >> yeah. it's really fantastic. >> seth: so lemurs on imax. that's very exciting. thank you guys so much for bringing these animals and thank you just as much when you take them when you go. [ laughter ] the kratt brothers, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] and you guys have a new app as well, yeah? >> yeah. we have a new app coming out. >> tomorrow. >> seth: okay, great. what's the app called? >>

and kangaroos can hop but they can't swim a wayward kangaroo jumping over a fence.ustralia homeowner calling for help and several people watching to the roos rescue. that's what we're watching tonight. see more of these videos at gretawire.com. outrage over chicago newspaper column comparing black republican voters to jews who collaborate with the nazis. and now a democratic governor right in the middle of that mess. that's next. bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters trwith secure wifie for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. >>> containing black republican voters

a kangaroo.aracter to life. >> when the students read the story about a kangaroo, they get to see a real life kangaroo in her space. >> when julia first brought b m boo boomaroo home, they were very close. >> i'll go outside and she'll follow me outside and snuggle up close to me. >> she lived in the house until she became too big. now she lives outside the house in a temperature-controlled barn in her garden. but inside the house, she still has her own closet full of baby clothes. >> she really loves her shirt, they give her a sense of comfort. >> reporter: this isn't the first unique animal that they welcomed into their home. the kangaroo joins four sugar squirrels and now a cat named larry. >> the cat and kangaroo have been living together, eating together. >> now she spends her day jumping around with larry or holding kangaroo court with julia. >> she'll hop up to my office and she'll lay there by my seat usually. >> reporter: providing even more inspiration for julia's next book. >> is it st

we're going to talk about kangaroos. that's right.kangaroo boss and find out why researchers are hopping with excitement. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." . we are live on bloomberg television. to the markets, manus cranny. >> what is going on in ukraine? is it a rerun of the crimea situation? -- did ask of japan was expected. that we have aw slightly risk off day. the valuations, rather stretched, are we in a technology bubble? european technology is clawing its way back. as you break into that, the story becomes a little bit clearer in technology. the consumer side is under pressure. that, you have covered story little bit today. closing off one system, they get the agreement in china in terms of what they can do. technology, some of the names are still on the decline. a couple of other stories are making the news. sugar, they warn -- sold million shares. production,ustrial dollar share 16706. presume that sterling is going to carry through on the upside. was to do with the revisions that we saw to the january data. >> thank you. m

those gestures are sent to the kangaroo. the robot is not for sale.t at the moment. it will try to learn from nature and bring our knowledge and products to utility sales. >> you'll see some pictures on your screen of the bank of japan ceo. there are framing from adding extra stimulus. policymakers did say that japan can maintain a recovery, even with last week's increase in sales tax. economists still expected the by july.ost stimulus there is the boj governor here he took a rhoda -- hirohito will tellming up, we you which ice cream shop is giving away free cones around the world. that is coming up next in hotshots. ♪ >> the difference is visible. the ukrainian authorities in the areon and ukrainian police taking measures and actions to normalize the situation on the ground. successful. since this morning, the administration tilting in -- administration building in khar is back under ukrainian control. thehat is happening in other two cities, donetsk and lu hansk? corrected looks like we've lost the and action. we'll come back to him in just a second

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he even brought along his own little stuffed kangaroo. the highlight of the trip will be visiting the sydney zoo. the royal family hopes to visit a marsupial closure that was named after the prince when he was born. as the letter and the bees around the bay area. 11. stay connected with kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! 11. stay connected with kron 4 we'll see you tomorrow morning! >>> who's that? >> i grew up on david letterman. >> stars on letterman's retirement shocker. >> if craig ferguson wants t late show he gets it. but there's always a way out of the contracts. >> i'm gong to miss josh. >> who will i talk sports with now? >> robin, you got your answer. michael strahan in gma, josh elliot out. >> how are you dealing with speculation. >> it's been difficult and at times painful. >> our good week -- >> -- bad week. people upset over the "how i met your mother" series finale. >> i loved that show. >> they planned their ending during our pilot. >> i shot it nine years ago and had to kee

. >>> and kangaroo hopped into someplace he had no business being in, a pool. he was sedated and brought to the shallow water. >>> no swimming tomorrow, because we have a system moving through, here's chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> we wanted to take you outside a late season storm, clouding up here in san francisco right now? winds out of the west at 16 miles an hour. the thing with this storm system, it has been so stubborn, it's been in about the same spot for about the past 24 hours, but there's a decent amount of moisture here in the south pacific. that is eventually going to bring us some rainfall. we're tracking most of that rainfall out offshore, but eventually that's going to be moving in. so as you get a look at the live sky camera right now, temperatures in the 60s, it's cloudy everywhere. it's just going to continue to deteriorate as we look at this forecast. as we head throughout tomorrow's forecast, temperatures aren't going to warm up a whole lot. and we have also added that possibility of showers in the forecast for the south bay, peninsula

and kangaroos can hop but they can't swim a wayward kangaroo jumping over a fence.tralia homeowner calling for help and several people watching to the roos rescue. that's what we're watching tonight. see more of these videos at gretawire.com. outrage over chicago newspaper column comparing black republican voters to jews who collaborate with the nazis. and now a democratic governor right in the middle of that mess. that's next. to truck guys, the truck is everything. and when you put them in charge of making an unbeatable truck... ... good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. is is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" >>> containing black republican voters to jews to nazis. the column gaining more attention after governor pat quinn's campaign tweeted it out. after outrage from the jewish committee the camp deleted the tweet and said we twitter last week before

fit, your preconceived notion of some left wing conspiracy, you want to throw it out and have a kangaroo. that's what you call accountability? >> on top of all this, yesterday democrat jim moran, congressman from virginia who makes $174,000 a year plus benefits package to end all benefits packages said congress is underpaid. >> well, he's a moron. we know congress isn't underpaid because it doesn't do its work. the first congress was voluntary. they weren't paid anything. when we started the united states. that's what should happen now. these guys -- you know, i have a theory about this. if you elect rich people, they are not capable of being bribed. that's what happened with the mayor of new york. he was making a buck a year. he was unbribable. that's what they ought to do. have volunteers who do this work who are in the congress. the congress in this case, i think, sebelius, lois lerner, talk about before that you had jeremiah wright, van jones all these people around the president. i'm going to say something that will sound -- juan will come out of his chair. the president should be i

know when you're walking around safari park what little ambassador you might come across like a kangaroo or another animal. >> reporter: i just noticed they have one toe. >> actually in the bone structure they have all the toes they need. a full grown adult can clear 30 feet when running. but i have one more ambassador. >> reporter: meanwhile, you come into town to share your sister program from the san diego zoo with us at san francisco and oakland zoos. >> all zoos work together for conservation and animal rehabilitation and this little fox is one of our animal rehab babies. unfortunately mom was hit by a car so this little baby is being taken care of by us. again come out to the san diego zoo down in san diego or our sister facility the safari park, and the new exhibit opening up this spring. >> reporter: i will definitely be there. if you want more information about the san diego zoo, the san francisco or oakland zoos, you can visit us online at kpix.com. reporting from the embarcadero with this little guy here, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> all right. coming up, a breast-feeding mot

. >> jon: how about a six flags over the great child womb chamber and kangaroo to meet stu the kicking radio, i am not saying kate doesn't want to have another baby right now but she is making it hard for william to get her clothes off. i mean by the 20th button they both would be asleep. >> and we go out to our senior brinbria hartley tissue correspondent, jessica smith. >> 'ello guvnah at that. >> a pip pip picture agree. >> jessica as a british person. >> yes. >> jon: were you -- whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> as a british person! as a british person! [ cheers and applause ] >> as a british person! >> he is from southern california. >> i am bloody not. you have fat for brains. >> what are you talking about? >> 'ello guvnah! >> a big fan. >> who. >> john, what you have done to this man is two degrees from a rice crime. >> jon: i'm sorry. we had to get you over somehow, it was the only way we knew how. would you like to sit down and catch up. >> sure, i am australia but i will be right there. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> how is it going? >> lovely, lovely. oh. we seem to be mis

with tattooed legs and not much else, and it was great to see prince william carrying the coveted kangaroo backpack. >>> when we come back, remembering a legend and a career spanned more than one lifetime. >> finally here tonight, he was durable. he outlived and outlasted most of his peers. and he was indelible. there was nobody else quite like mickey rooney, and when we learned late last night that he had died, it meant the end of a nine-decade career that spanned just about the entire recorded history of motion pictures all the way to present day. >> reporter: he outlasted pretty much everyone from what people adex f affectionately call hollywood, and until the end, people picture mickey rooney as a young enthusiastic guy with a twinkle in his eye. back in the day he was known as the most famous teenager in america, back when it meant a lot to spend a quarter to go to the movies, he meant a lot to depression era audiences. >> i'm just a lucky individual who had the opportunity that god gave me to be in a business that i adore and love and get paid darn well for it. >> reporter: to call h

. >> reporter: and the man who will one day be king resigned to carrying his son's royal kangaroo backpackt william doesn't have to do all the heavy lifting. part of the entourage, a royal nanny. >> it happened to the queen with charles and diana and now it's happening a little bit with prince william because in a way he's been outshone not only by his wife but his baby son. >> reporter: during their three weeks in new zealand and australia the duke and duchess will compete in their own america's cup races and visit christchurch, devastated by an earthquake three years ago. it is a tour designed to replicate william's very first trip to new zealand. but by george, this time there's a new baby in town. for "nightline" i'm cecilia vega in wellington, new zealand. >> if you're going to be a baby, that's the life to have. thanks for watching abc news. i'll see you on "good morning america" tomorrow and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night. >> every day more americans

>> you wanted to see a kangaroo and now you see one.l. >> that is so my mom to say it with a kangaroo. look. so beautiful. >> okay, be careful. you're going to scare him. >> good day, mate. hey. where are you going? >> oh. we saw that coming. good day, sofia. >> it was amazing. we had such a great time. >> we loved it. first of all, it's wonderful to have you back. >> thank you very much. >> every time you're here, you were in maui one time. the dude ranch and now australia. is it as much fun for everybody to be out on a road trip. >> it is. it is a little difficult. you have to like move everything and it's places that you don't really like know what's going on but it becomes a vacation. we hang out together. i mean it's just -- we're so lucky. we can't complain. >> it comes through. it comes through on the screen again and again and you have said this is the lifetime -- a role of a lifetime for you. it seems like a perfect fit for your personality. >> i mean i couldn't ask for anything better because, you know, it's like i feel so com

kangaroos new economic power is taking wickets. the summer. auntie kristin. the us. rule the american humanist association is really riled up over that one very famous chunk of the pledge of allegiance that was added to fight the contest in the cold war that says that america's one nation under god. they claim that the inclusion of god in the pledge makes it seem like a fiesta america are second class b tricks and introduced it to be his prejudices. well this really depends how you see the united states is that some sort of neutral ground where anyone with any police can go i'd be a lot of people to integrate the usa for religious freedom. so in this case the word god needs to go or is the state's unique culture that needs to be assimilated into and the culture is all complete price increase in which case the lord almighty must stay in the pledge. i got this philosophical argument about the nature the xt to be solved anytime soon. we'll agree it was but we think about us is the country's rugged individuals took a picture to be of an individualistic yet it may make yo

you can hold her hands and really understand the significance of that run on so you know how this kangaroo court was held. come into the pretrial really covers the things that the appeals can be based on i hope to cover the fuel as well. umm why i were talking about the pretrial punishment especially quantico which was solitary confinement like conditions and many people are not met with training in the military wing of psychiatry said that this was when justin worse that they'd ever seen. rusted talking about the lack of discovery the top. the prosecution did not give the defense of all the evidence that that was needed to try their case. and we're also looking at things like obama's statement about manning before the trial ever happened in unlawful command influence. yet when you hear fracture plenty of things that he knew that the new appeals a team that is is going to be planning to cover him in years long process can take time to argue that thinks but obviously look forward to new work coming out of your sketchbook country need to confess thinking very much for joining us. clark's tha

william spotted carrying his son's royal kangaroo backpack. but really, it was all about this boy.rst royal wave? >> and there they are, they've just touched down. the royal family, prince george, adorable as ever. the royal visit begins. >> reporter: the duke and duchess will compete in their own america's cup races. and visit christ church, devastated by an earthquake three years ago. but today was all about a baby who even after a 30 hour flight, behaved like a prince. abc news, wellington, new zealand. we thank you so much for watching. ee ear we're always here at abcnews.com. great to begin the week with you and i'll see you back here tomorrow night. good night. >> >>> missing on mount tam. her family travels to help out in the search. >> tonight we follow up on a door stop delivery. police take a step towards making an arrest. >> tonight what owners have been waking up to in san francisco and it didn't stop at sun rise >> plus, you'll hear from the man who took this iconic photograph seen more times than any other picture. ever. >> this is the mother of a woman who has been m

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all the judgments are made by the kangaroo court and the army, and the three officers sitting togetherour sentence. it happens only minutes, like that. >> what is life like inside prison. >> nice, nice, very nice. >> i have a hard time believing that. >> we can talk to each other, say manage, use a mirror to look at each other? >> books? >> no books, no writing things, no paper. no, nothing at all. a mat and a blanket and a plate and a bowl. >> right. >> only things are the things that we possess. >> how is the food in prison? >> soup. pea soup. only one meat meal for a week. that's on thursday. you know that in prison, all the -- nobody, only the head of the fish and the tail. no middle part. >> so there is hope for this country, in your view. yes? >> yes, yes. the buddhists believe how to live in situations, dictators, political passion, or even discrimination, everything is happening to us, but the buddhists say, okay, that's a tough life, you can make something good. >> there's something pretty cool about meeting people who have been for so long unable to speak. now so unguarded ab

captain an -- kangaroo, jim henson. cereal is gone. nobody is eating cereal anymore. gi joe, barbie and now this. do you see where i am going? >> not at all. not even a little. >> i don't have a clue what you are saying. >> i will shout these things. >> they are random. >> answer the question. >> i don't know what the question is. the answer is simple. get a damn building block app on their ipad and problem solved. what is wrong with people? >> that is so true. how would that work? >> you have a box and you can rotate them. easy. >> tetrus. >> i don't even know what that is. >> this is my favorite topic of the night. has "magic mike 2" made a huge ?af -- snafu. >> "red eye" debate, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome to tonight's "red eye debate. i am greg gutfeld host of the "red eye" debate. i want to thank the thompsons for sparing a bedroom and the use of their water pick. warner brothers announced a sequel to "imagine yike --" magic mike" called "magic mike xxl" and will hit theaters july 3rd. channing tatum and matthew mcconaghey will return. but t

he even brought along his own little stuffed kangaroo. the highlight of the trip will be visiting the sydney zoo. the royal family hopes to visit a marsupial closure that was named after the prince when he was born. prawn for sports night live is coming. up coming. sports night live in a few minutes. we do have a moment for that weather. today was spectacular. if you were at the coast it was sunny with blue skies. the coast is so cloudy so often but today was spectacular. tomorrow will be a repeat with temperatures up to the '60s or '70s. another beautiful spring day tomorrow. it was simply delightful. we won't tell you play hooky but it sure would be fun. that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. our next newscast is tonight at 11 o'clock. see you then. goodnight. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] he

all the judgments are made by the kangaroo court and the army, and the three officers sitting togetheris your sentence. it happens only minutes, like that. >> what is life like inside prison. >> nice, nice, very nice. >> i have a hard time believing that. >> we can talk to each other, say manage, use a mirror to look at each other? >> books? >> no books, no writing things, no paper. no, nothing at all. a mat and a blanket and a plate and a bowl. >> right. >> only things are the things that we possess. >> how is the food in prison? >> soup. pea soup. only one meat meal for a week. that's on thursday. you know that in prison, all the -- nobody, only the head of the fish and the tail. no middle part. >> so there is hope for this country, in your view. yes? >> yes, yes. the buddhists believe how to live in situations, dictators, political passion, or even discrimination, everything is happening to us, but the buddhists say, okay, that's a tough life, you can make something good. >> there's something pretty cool about meeting people who have been for so long unable to speak. now so unguarde

this kangaroo court in egypt has pushed aside any question of bail, although peter greste and his colleagues are people of good character who would stay obviously in egypt until the end of these proceedings. egypt first of all is in breach of that position. secondly it's in breach of the guarantee that it signed up to a freedom of speech. there has been no evidence at all produced that peter or his colleagues have accepted money to put out false news or been involved in bribery or corruption or things that journalists could conceivably sometimes do. there have been a few prosecuted in england for doing that. but there is no suggestion, no sliver of evidence that these al jazeera team has ever done more than it's job for journalism. egypt is in breach it's international obligation. >> that buying the case as you started to say, egypt has breached international laws, is there anything that our journalists now in court at the moment can do to bring the egyptian authorities to justice? >> there is only one thing that is provided for by international law, and that is not dependent on the journali

and greta, the kangaroo.about 16 days old. >> is it okay i touch him? and he doesn't have feathers come in. >> the feathers come in all the way about 2 years old. and by the way, this was hatched in south africa. it's a warm water penguin. there's seven species of penguins. and only five live in cold weather. >> how does he do in columbus, ohio? >> he's in an incubator now. they do a great job of bringing him. and others laid some eggs. and the male sits on it. he has to take care of the baby. they gain about 100% of their body weight in less than three days. >> that's incredible. my goodness. can we talk about this little joey? do we call them joeys? >> when he was born, he was the size of a jelly bean. >> a lot of babies start like jelly beans inside. >> good point. they develop in the pouch instead of the womb. that's where it happens. they are warm. and attached to the breast for six months. and she can have three babies at the same time. >> that's a good momma, with a big pouch. we have social questions

a lot of people thought it was a kangaroo court. he fought cross-examination tooth and nail because he didn't feel he would get a fair trial. i think they've come out well in this process. >> is this media harder on the family. this televising them being shown live on camera, doesn't that make it a heck of a lot harder? >> i think it probably does make it harder. it was interesting to hear june steenkamp's comments after reeva's head was shown in court. she says it's necessary for the world to see what happened to her daughter. that was important to tell the story properly. i think that's one element. i think it's a bit unfair we don't see oscar pistorius himself testifying but see the grief stricken families in this raw emotional moment. i think that maybe that's something secured in future media judgments that it's the protagonist filmed to the extent we're seeing the family and their responses but not pistorius himself giving testimony. >> thanks very much, a media lawyer here in south africa. >> reporter: that is it for a week o

past the tree kangaroos, and some nonindigenous species. then into an amphitheater with a view, where they were treated to an animal show. the message here was conservation. and it's one that's close to the duke's heart, and the couple seemed to love it. there you have it, the royals stroking a koala bear. a historic royal moment. and pictures that will also play into australia's visual history. one that's still linked to a monarchy based on the other side of the planet. max foster, cnn, sidney. >> love it. early start is coming up in the u.s. >> everyone else, please stay with us for "world business today." >>> unacceptable and unforgivable. south korea's president lashes out at the captain and crew on a ferry that overturned, leaving dozens dead and hundreds still missing. divers are back in that ship, a grim task as they hunt for survivors and victims. we are live. >>> breaking overnight, an unprecedented operation against al qaeda in yemen, dozens of suspected terrorists killed at a training camp and elsewhere. we're live with the very

i realized it was a kangaroo. >> i think that was the parks commissioner. >> vicious animals. what is wrong with the easter bunny? >> the irony of the story -- >> i know there is irony. there has got to be. >> i don't know if i am using the word correctly. the irony of the story is that the easter bunny at least in a modern sense exists to secularize a religious holiday. so the assumption here, got that? the assumption here people, nonchristians are going to be offended. >> i can't believe i didn't think of that when i read this story. that's exactly what it is. the easter bunny is already accommodating to everyone. >> maybe you can do it, but it is tough to connect the bunny that leaves candy in your house to jesus. you know, there is not a lot of overlap there. >> the offensive thing about this is how patronizing is it to say we assume that nonchristians are going to be offended by just hearing the word easter. i mean it is true, but now that you mention it spring bunny sounds offensive to me. i know they are trying to erase easter, but it does make a little more sense, a sp

passengers were schoolchildren on a trip to jeju island, and i imagine the parents and relatives kangaroos and straight to hear news. how are they being taken care of? what are they being told. >> they are being bussed down here. we are just about arriving in jeju ourselves. we are on the island ourselves at the moment. >> the appearance are being bussed down with police escorts -- the parents are being bussed down with police escorts. we managed to speak to a couple of parents, they have not had much information. 77 students had been accounted from and been in contact with them since their rescue and since they were brought to shore. they didn't know more than that. they weren't entirely sure what awaited them on jinko. we spoke to a family told their child had survived. it'll be an indescribable reunion in a few minutes time, i imagine. the sad reality is these were young people, 16, 17 years old. getting ready for a field trip off a holiday island, and shortly before they were due to arrive. this terrible incident hopped and we don't know what happened and what caused the ship to sink.

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then they will go along to see tree kangaroos and the like.ary thing is prince george has become a fashion icon. everything he wears sells out straight away. he is picking up his mother's fashion. there are twitter followers looking out for what he will wear. if you have any sense you'd buy it and sell it. he is having the same effect as his mother. >> we certainly get it. he is pretty darn cute. you can just imagine the cameras when he gets to go to the zoo for the first time. thank you so much. we are talking about eastern christians across the globe observe their good friday. it is the most solemn day commemorating the crucifixion of jesus. in rome, celebrations were led by pope frances. today the focus will be on preparing for easter sunday. w. gallagher is covering the event from rome. >> reporter: the pope tonight prosided over the stations of the cross at the coliseum here in rome, which commemorates the events leading up to the crucifixion and death of jesus. this year, they represent immigrants, the homeless, people who have been in p

to people really think kangaroos really swam to get on the arc?ard do research for noah, it has as many false hoods as killing jesus. you are bearing false witness, are you not? that is not ail gorical. the show here was great. my wife and i are still laughing. >> o'reilly, you and miller brought your a game to charleston on friday night. >> we had a great time. folks are great there. >> there are just six more tickets available before fall. they will all sell out. details on billo'reilly.com. the hysteria about the missing jetliner is beginning to subside. the coverage was crazy, and it was done to get ratings, well, the ratings for the month of march are in, the factor covered the jetliner story responsibly, and we beat everybody in every demographic category. the o'reilly factor's ratings were 267% higher than cnn and msnbc. you combine cnn and msnbc and hln, we beat them all together by more than 50%. journalistic justice was done, and the pundits who lied about the ratings are exposed. the factor stuck to its prince pelds and you should too.

and the one man to be king resigned to carrying his son's royal kangaroo backpack.f the entourage, a royal nanny. >> now it is happening a little bit but with prince william. in a way, he is outshined, not by his wife, but by his son. >>> during their three weeks in new zealand and australia, the duke and duchess will compete in their own america's cup races and visit christ church, devastated by an earthquake three years ago. it is a tour designed to replicate william's first trip to new zealand. but by george, this time, there's a new baby in town. i'm cecilia vega in wellington, new zealand. >> incredible, prince george kind of looks identical to his dad. >> cute baby. >> and so well behaved. >> so it seems anyway. who knows? maybe when the door closes he goes crazy. >> that's crazy. there's no way to not draw parallels when you see they're almost dressed identical. >> looks so happy. check him out. >> absolutely adorable. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning, i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here are top st

the happy family toured the zoo, feeding kangaroos and learning about australian wildlife.o catch a glimpse of the duke and duchess as they attended easter service at st. andrew's cathedral. the duchess looking regal in a dove gray alexander mcqueen coat and jane taylor hat. >> one of the moments people are most looking forward to when they go there and naturally invoke memories from when prince charles and diana went there 30 years ago. >> reporter: the royal duo delighted in a rare date night friday at a rugby match against south africa. prince william kicking back with a cold beer and kate, casual chic in a gray sweater and printed scarf caught chatting with a friend. >> be careful, we have a live bilby on the set. this is a major booking effort. we actually tried to get a live one. >> they're rare. >> they're apparently hard to find in new york city. >> yeah. >> we have a lot of animals that look like bilbies that live in the subways. >> called rats. but they're actually an endangered species. >> sorry. >> and they're nocturnal. and as you're probably not going to be su

they handed the little fellow off to the nanny and then will and kate went on to see the kangaroos andrrots to a giraffe and the wallabies and all the other good things so the parents had some fun. >> scheduled to return home on friday, had a busy, busy week. they just look so great. that family's so good-looking. >> they're very charming, aren't they? we'll be right back. e'll be right back. good-looking. >> they're very charming, aren't they? it's time to change, to a new way of cleaning. introducing finish power & free. powered by hydrogen peroxide action to give you sparkling results with less harsh chemicals than ever before. because these are not just glasses. they're what your family drinks from. finish power and free. sparkling clean. less harsh chemicals. >>> all right, "mix" time. if you watched last week we showed you this video, viral video, by american greetings, the card company, it was a trick video that's gone viral, you watch and it they describe the world's toughest job and they interview people and talk about all these horrendous conditions. the punch line is at the

planning to hold a former irs official in contempt, all because she refused to play ball with his kangaroo court. democrats are fed up and fighting back. >> chairman issa has led the charge, relentlessly pursuing nonexistent scandals for political purposes. after a year and a half, i believe our country, unfortunately, has gotten used to these outlandish and reckless claims, but we should not. frankly, it is a tremendous embarrassment for our committees, it undermines our credibility, and nobody will take us seriously. >> it is an embarrassment. this scandal mongering can't stand up to public scrutiny. maybe that's why republicans retreated behind closed doors today to vote on referring criminal charges against that same irs official to the justice department. the republicans refuse to let democrats hold a public debate. >> the clerk will call the role. >> point of order, mr. chairman. >> the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. chairman -- >> point of order, mr. chairman. >> those points of order will be able to be made once we go into executive session. >> mr. johnson? >> mr. chairman, i hav

>> his committee has become a kangaroo court is an insult to marsupials.ncident in a pattern that repeated itself through the irs investigation and virtually all the other investigations. come out with a provocative allegation. then you find out after the fact that he was giving you, literally only one piece of hay from that entire hay stack. the facts are in fact contrary to what he had said in the first place. so, it's not surprising that this has occurred. the committee had these documents in the first place. so, you know, elijah cummings asked for all the transcripts. all of the stuff to be put out into the public domain. issa objected. beginning to see why. >> yeah, some is coming out. freedom of information act request from a liberal group that got the irs list. they write that the 22, be on the lookout, key word list, staff delivering applications between 2010 and 2013 included more explicit references to progressive groups, acorn, and pod organizations than to tea party groups? >> yes. and, contrast to what we had heard earlier. and i suspect what