we are working witht madagascar since 2002.u don't know about the iucn, the united states government has the endangered species act. this is a global consortium of zoos, aquariums and governments that were to establish the status of wild places and wild things. this is a very important group, and as a biologist and a scientist, people go there to get the status of the wild places. this is a very important group. the conservation strategy funding was taken in 2011 and this is building on the domino effect. people tend to work for the other third world countries. they are brought to stanford and they are taught economics and economic analysis to get a tool belt, so they can stand in front of the decision makers and really talk about the language of development, which is economics, and help make important decisions. this is a very unique model and this is a collaboration that we have just gotten into. the conservation strategy fund. if you are not familiar with earth watch, this assistance, science and action. you can help scienti

when i was young, i came here from madagascar are. i say 43 years i don't know if there is missing or not missing. nobody talked about this is going to each person or instead of going to the city, if we pay something, we must pay to our city. if city takes 5%, i'm happy and said of giving billion to some bank i don't know where is that bank of a charge and we are paying $10 to $15 extra per shift and before we have 10 people and now we have 300 criminal brains try to squeeze money from the cabdrivers and i think it's not mcdonnell-douglas and i don't understand about this thing. the last thing which i am saying, if we cry, it hurt you, please do not let us cry. thank you. [applause] >> [reading names] >> i made cabdriver. i think you could describe this as mission creep gone wild. we have a lot of stuff thrown at us all in one year. selling medallions and everything, we are not able to catch our breath and you are putting in waybills an ongoing to try to confine this to waybills. i always heard waybills were from the police so if you

>> a lemur is, you know, like, from madagascar.g tail and really cute little faces. they're gray and black and white. i've had them for years. >> jimmy: how does one get a lemur? >> well, okay, so when i was married, my husband bought me a pair of them because i was doing a lot with the world wildlife. >> jimmy: people just buy people lemurs for gifts? >> i know, because -- it was sort of whack, right? >> jimmy: that was weird, yeah. >> so i had them for about 20 years. and those died of old age and then i got some more. and then i had one male, three females, and he started breeding with everybody like crazy. >> jimmy: where do they hang out? do they hang around in the house? >> they're split. they're called a troop, and they're split, because it's a matriarch, and dove and bijou were like, duking it out for territory. so i had -- i have a huge compound in l.a. and then i had to do another huge compound in florida. >> jimmy: so they just had to have their own room? >> they have to have their own room, and a huge compound about as

. >> reporter: maybe not quite so reversefuled as "madagascar" wd have it.s being offered a ride to the south pole on this russian ice-breaker. officials say the penguin would need to make a full recovery before they would consider it and that may take several months. >> he's still not out of the woods prognosiswise but his demeanor is good. we do need to get food into him sooner rather than later. he is very skinny. >> reporter: if the penguin does make it back it will have quite a story to share. for these humans too. a memorable experience. >> they're fascinated by it. they were learning about nature. they're learning about how to lack after not only other animals but each other. >> reporter: for now, happy feet is off the beach and cooling its heels in an icy recovery room. a lost traveler finding plenty of help in a far-off land. i'm david wright for "nightline" in san diego. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: do people use smartphones to do umb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah d

they're found in madagascar. they blend in.hat it looks like. >> do you? you see that? they blend in. there's one on the top left. there's one on the bottom right. they blend in perfectly with everything going on around them. now, i'm going to move on to the next animal. you want to see these guys? >> jimmy: sure. >> they're so neat. [ applause ] they're part of the ostrich family. now, here we go. i'm going to bring him over here. it's okay. >> jimmy: oh, man. >> it's okay. look, guys, look. here's some food. here's some food. it's okay. come here. don't run away. don't -- no, come on. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's all right. okay, get him. >> no. here, have some salad. whoa! [ laughter ] he's running away. >> jimmy: that's all right. >> grab him. he's going to eat salad. these are calls emus. they're going to get six feet tall. they're going to weigh close to -- here, look. salad. there you go. it's bonnie and clyde. here, have some salad. want some salad? >> jimmy: stop throwing things at me, please. >> they -- look. she

. >> reporter: maybe not quite so resourceful as "madagascar" would have it. >> we don't belong here.er: new zealand officials say it's too expensive and too dangerous to transport this penguin home. >> he needs to get back into the ocean and head south and get back to be with all his other friends. >> reporter: happy feet will need all the resourcefulness a penguin can muster. david wright, abc news, san diego. >> everybody will be watching that penguin. >> yeah. >> to see what happens. >> a lot of people say he did it

. >> reporter: maybe not as resourceful as "madagascar" would have it -- >> we don't belong here. >> new zealand officials say it's too expensive and too dangerous to transport this penguin home. >> he really does need to get back into the ocean and head south and get back to being with all his other friends. >> reporter: happy feet will need all the resourcefulness a penguin can muster. david wright, abc news, san diego. >> but stay tuned. >>> and we want to tell you now about something new, a special edition coming up tonight of "nightline" in primetime. dramatic new insights into the case drawing so much attention, casey anthony on trial. and that's at 10:00/9:00 central. we're always on at abcnews.com, and hope you have a wonderful evening. >>> encouraging news tonight on brian stow, the fan attacked at dodger stadium. why the condition has been upgraded. >> why is this man allowed on the same airline that booted another passenger for wearing pants too low? is there a double standard at the airport? >> and live tonight a report reveals who has the bay area's biggest problem. >> a

they live in the trees in madagascar.aworld. let's walk over here. >> walk over here. >> tell us what we are going to be doing. >> you are going to be meeting shamu and family. they opened a new show called "one ocean" in all three parks. this is the new set. they are now watching us with trainer ken peters in front there he'll point them and tell them to look at us on the screen. put your arms up like this. we'll wave our arms. the whales are seeing us wave our arms. >> this isn't good for our underarms. >> they are going, who are these folks? >> they're clapping. >> there they go. they are waving back at us. that is fantastic. >> this is crazy. >> something flattering. >> around in circle like this. keep going. >> i can't see what's happening. oh, my god, look. are you serious? >> killer whales are very intelligent. we'll give them two signals at the same time. we'll say, we want you to splash and squirt and turn. >> splash and turn. >> splash and turn. >> splash and turn. >> they got it. >> is this for real? is this re

. >> reporter: maybe not quite so resourceful as "madagascar" would have it. >> we don't belong here.ew zealand officials say it's too expensive and too dangerous to transport this penguin home. >> he really does need to get back to the ocean and head south and get back to be with all his other friends. >> reporter: happy feet will need all the resourcefulness a penguin can muster. david wright, abc news, san diego. >> worried about disease if they transport the penguins, they're saying just let mother take its course. that's hard for us bystanders. >> here's what i say -- everybody thinks this guy did it by accident. maybe he did it on purpose. i'm going to go to the beach, forget it. >> new zealand's a lovely place. >> but we do hope that he gets back home. you would probably like to meet this penguin. >> i would. in fact, i have, apparently. >> penguin, tell me all about your >>> this morning on "world news now," exit strategy. the president outlines his plan to withdraw american military forces from afghanistan. >> the president detailed his plans about the unpopular war and told

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