. >> this is the fourth african penguin chick in the academy.will reveal the gender and the next few weeks. what do you say, dan? cutie pie. >> very cute. if you've never seen that not any it's great. >> got to go there. >> world news with david muir is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings >> and i'm dan ashley and michael finney, we appreciate your time and we will see you again in half an hour. >> bye-bye. >>> the breaking news. in philadelphia, the fbi now called in on the train derailment. the train conductor revealing new information about what she may have heard. was the engineer or train hit by some type of object? and the acceleration in the final seconds. >>> also developing, the reaction coming in now. the boston bomber sentenced to death. and the bomber's family. what they're now vowing to do. >>> the reported tornado. severe storms hitting as we come on the air. 40 million bracing for a dangerous 24 hours. >>> the abc news exclusive. bill cosby, breaking his silence for the first time, right here. >>> and the mystery fire near the vic

. >> we have rescued 972 penguin chicks. >> others are permanent residents. like skipper. he'll never return to the wild. he's too tame. >> the education team are training him to be an ambassador-bird. which we think he'll be amazing at. >> reporter: after 10,000 children come through here every year to learn about penguins, other lessons are carried out over the internet. >> wait for the lab result to come bark and they will learn whether it's a boy or girl. >> educating the public is important because number of african penguins are very, very low. overfishing is one of the biggest factors behind their decline. >> it does mean that the adults have to travel further afield and expend more energy to find enough fish for themselves and their chicks. >> 19, 000 of the birds were affected most of them are saved but oil spills remain a constant 3rd. dire island off the west cape coast is known as an african penguin colony. tourists are likely to see more seeltsseals and core more cormorants. >> with the african penguin every bird counts . >> the staff say we need to pay more at

in 2014 we admitted 972 penguins chicks. >> some in this facility are being nursed back to health. others are permanent residents. like skipper he'll never return to the wild. he's too tame. >> the education team are training him to be an ambassador bird. we think he'll be amazing at it. >> 10,000 children come here every year to learn about penguins. other lessons are carried out over the internet. >> is he a boy or a girl? >> we don't know yet. we're still waiting for the lab results to come back, and then we'll know if it was a boy or girl. >> educating young generations is important because the numbers of african penguins are drastically low. there are fewer than 18,000 breeding pairs in the wild. overfishing effects their survival. >> they will very have to travel further to find enough food for themselves and their chicks. >> oil spills remain a constant threat. dyer island off the west cape coast is well-known as an african pen again colony. but tourists are more likely to see seals. this island used to be home to hundreds of thousands of penguins. the combination of fishing

in 2014 we admitted 972 penguin chicks. >> reporter: some of the facility near cape town are being nursedlth others are permanent residents like skipper, he will never return to the wild he is too tame. >> the education team are training him to be ambassador. [laughter] we think he will be amazing at. >> reporter: after 10,000 children cut through here every year to learn about penguins other lessons are carried out over the internet. >> is he a boy or a girl? >> we don't know yet and we are still waiting for lab results to come back and we will know if it's a boy or a girl. >> reporter: educating young generations is important because african penguins are drastically low and fewer than 18,000 breeding pairs left in the wild. over fishing is one of the biggest factors behind the decline. >> it does mean that the adults have to travel further afield and have to expend more energy to find enough fish for themselves and their chicks. >> reporter: and when the treasure sank off south africa coast in 2000, 19,000 birds effected and most were saved but oil spills remain a constant threat. dire

in 2014, we admitted 972 penguin chicks. >> some are being nursed back to health.thers are permanent residents like skipper. he will never return to the wild. he is too tame. >> the education team are training him to be an ambassador bird. we are thinking he will be amazing. >> up to 10,000 children come through here every year to learn about penguins. other lessons are carried out over the internet. >> is skillern a boy or a girl? >> we don't yet. we are waiting for the lab results to come back. then we will learn if he is a boy or a girl. >> educating young generations is important because numbers of african of african penguins are low. there are few left in the wild. overfishing is one of the biggest factors behind the decline. it does mean that the adults have to travel further afield and expend more injury in trying to find enough fish for themselves and their chicks. >> when the treasurers off in 2000, 19,000 of the birds were affected. most were saved but oil spills remain a constant threat. dire ire land off of the west cape coast is well known as an africa

this is video of the 11-day-old african penguin chick. s parents behind the scenes, but will join the colony on exhibit in the coming months. african penguins were classified as endangered species back in 2010. their eggs were considered a delicacy. the academy will announce the chick's gender and its name through social media in the next few weeks. >>> why is the contractor at candlestick park using perfectly good drinking water to keep dust under control during demolition? >> plus, google says self- driving cars will be on the streets soon, but despite all the technology, they can't go too fast. >> and back to julie haener in the newsroom. >> coming up, bryan stow is sharing his story of survival with hundreds of students four years after a devastating attack at dodgers stadium. >> survived for a reason. i'm finding my purpose again. >> how he's using his story now to inspire others and keep what happened to him from happening to someone else. >> plus, a big scare on a bus caught on camera. a passenger attacks a driver. we talked to that

penguins are low, there's fewer than 18,000 pairs in the wild. overfishing is a factor behind their decline. >> the adults have to travel further afield and expend more marijuana for themselves and the chicks. >> when the pressures sank off the coast. 19,000 were affected. most were saved. oil stels were a constant threat. the island off the west cape coast is well-known as a penguin colony. tourists are likely to see thousands of seals. this island was home to hundreds of thousands. a combination of overfishing and oil spills means there's only 600 breeding pairs left. >> in february a dedicated facility opened up a close mainland point. with the african penguin at the moment every bird counts penguin reference will be carried out. and the south say they need to pay more attention. >> penguins are the canaries of the sea. we should have taken note this there's something wrong. >> like so many of the world's endangered species, saving the penguins is a race against time and environmental issues and destruction caused by humans. >> the world's second tallest tower opened its doors for a special preview. the shanghai tower will be finished. it's 632 meters high, and under 200 meters lower th

chicks. >> when oil spilled near the coast it remains a don't constant threat. occur >> this island used to be home of hundreds of thousands of penguins. the combination of overfishing and oil spills means that there are only 600 breeding pairs left. >> in february a new facility opened up to the closest mainland point to dyer island aside from rehabilitating birds research will be carried out here. the staff say we need to pay more attention to what the declining numbers are telling us. >> birds are an indicative species. we should have taken note a long time ago that there is something seriously wrong. >> like many of the world's indangerred species saving that's penguins is a race against time and environmental issues and most of all the destruction caused by humans. al jazeera the western cape south africa. >> well, still ahead on the program, a separatist movement or political infighting? al jazeera visits the macedonia town that saw violence between security forces and an armed group. also coming up... >> look in the mirror. you put on five kilos. you think you would be happy but then you want to put another kilos on. >> we look

chicks. >> in 200019000 birds were affected most of them saved but oil spills remain a constant threat. this island used to be home to hundreds of thousands of penguinsil spills mean that only 600 proceeding pairs left. and in february a new dedicated penguin rehabilitation facility opened up the closest mainland point to dyer eye. >> and every birth counts. >> aside from rehabilitating birds, penguin research will be carried out here. staff says we need to pay more tanks to what the declining numbers tell us. >> we should have taken note a long time ago that there is something seriously wrong. >> like so many of the world's endangered species a saving these penguins is a race against time and environmental issues but most of all the destruction caused by humans. al jazeera the western cape, south africa. >> yes the best thing that has happened all day. >> the penguins. you have a few penguins, do you? >> here is jo. >> thank you boca juniors have just an hour to convince officials not to kick them out. it happened when it appeared opposing players were pepper sprayed. we have reports from buenos aires. >> any game between boca juniors is tense and h