the rhino, prized bit poachers. the vets approach tandy carefully and try to treat the wound left by her attackers one month ago. an extraordinary operation to save just one animal. with everyone hoping for some good news in the war against the poachers. >> people are desperate to see something going right and some positive news and some glimmer of hope we can actually do something that saves one and i think what has come through so strongly over the last month is how important every single animal is to us. >> reporter: with 160 killed in south africa in 2012, this is already proven to be the rhino's worst year. its natural weapon is now worth more than its weight in gold. tandy's horn is almost certainly on the way to the far east now where it's said to have medicinal values. that myth and the brutal trade that it spawned not only her life but the future of her entire species. tandy wanders back into the wild reshaped but alive. she's likely to survive. hundreds more are certain to die this year and next. this migh

the very rhinos we had filmed for our story. one died immediately.e named themba and a female named tandy. themba survived more than three weeks and then died from his injuries. tandy is still alive. will is doing everything in his power to save her. on this day he darted her with a tranquilizer so he could treat the wounds on her face. >> her progress is so important. people are desperate to see something going right and some positive news, some glimmer of hope that we can actually do something that saves one. >> we're just going to sweep this here. >> reporter: the south africa government has put armed patrols in the bush like this one led by ecologist steven dell. while 30 poachers were killed last year, the slaughter continues. >> poaching is taking out animals that are young and female. they're not going to breed. they're gone out of the system. you're going to go straight into a vortex of extinction and that's how it happens. >> and beyond the animals that we just showed, that we have shown a couple of months ago now dead, 181 slaughtered as of

the poachers who are after the rhinos of south africa.

happened to his daughter, representative stephens is now denounced as a republican in name only as a rhino. he's been promised he's going to get a republican primary challenger from a group calling itself peach tea party. mr. stephens is one of 17 lawmakers targeted by the tea

elephants and rhinos are what all of us expect to see when we go on safari.and luckily we can still do that -- largely thanks to a world-wide ban on the trade in ivory. but last year was the worst since that came into force more than 20 years ago. 2011 saw authorities seize more than twice the amount than the year before. 23 tons of confiscated tusks translate into some 2500 killed elephants. but what do these figures mean? why is the world-wide ban suddenly losing its impact? experts confirm: it's mainly due to an overwhelming demand from asia. here disposable incomes are growing and so is the desire for ivory. in kenya's samburu national park we follow the organization "save the elephants" in their daily struggle to protect the giants of the jungle. experiencing elephants up close is nothing extraordinary for david daballen who works in kenya's samburu national reserve. the employee of "save the elephants knows hundreds of the pachyderms by name. and he knows their biggest problem is their ivory. the tusks of the giants are once again in high demand on the

rhino farmers pushing for the legalization of rhinoceros horn sales.t the poachers. >> come from rhino we will cut off the horn and as you know the horn grows again. >> shepard: rhino killings are reportedly up 30% in recent years. >> japan, the world's second tallest building opening its doors to the media tokyo's sky tree towers stands more than 2,000 feet tall. the building took about four years to complete. it officially opens to the public next month. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. look out now, royals. the sister-in-law the future king of england was riding shotgun when her driver apparently pulled out a gun. but wait until you hear about the party she had gone to a few hours earlier. dwarfs, a fire eater? more. the details are coming up. plus, your tattoo may show your love for mom but also reveal a lot about your drinking habits. the study on ink and drink. ahead on fox report. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie w

sustain the kind of strength to make an event like this make cantor do something like this, or are the rhinosthe supply moderate conservatives about to come in and get. >> why do you make the donation in the first place? >> i guess in a bid to not associate himself with john boehner and show he's from a different side of the tracks. we're all pretty well aware of that. speaking of wine knows, catherine, i'll go to you, richard. you probably want to comment on this first. while touring a zoo in st. louis on friday, newt gingrich was bitten by a penguin. >> to which i have to ask, was penguin okay? >> see i knew you'd have a witty rejoinder. newt gingrich is still in this race. apparently -- >> and looking for votes in a zoo. what could be more sensible. >> doesn't have the penguin vote >> he walked out on an interview after the first question. >> i got an alert he had an interview with a student newspaper in many north carolina and mid-way through the first question, decides to cut it off which is what an aspiring is presidential candidate. >> once you're bitten by a penguin, maybe all bets ar

and literally two species went extinct last year of rhino.nimals growing and disappearing. so it's a huge issue that we need to combat. >> we're about a week away from earth day. do you have a message to people listening about responsibility? >> i think we just need awareness about it. people don't know the truth about it. and it is a cultural belief, just talking about rhinos in general, about you know the medicinal properties, which is very, very -- it's none. it's like our hair. so just spreading that, and trying to find a cause to combat that. just to talk to people, to support charities, to get involved. visit africa. i mean, it will change your heart. it will change your life. just to be able to see these animals in real life, to see it the way we do, as well. so i think that alone will change people's minds and perspectives. >> you make us want to go. thank you with your photographs. thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you so very, very much. >> coming up next the oscar winner robert duvall gichs us an exclusive look inside his hors

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the paper reports liposuction to be the most common procedure for men followed by rhino plaste and eye lid surgery. the number of surgical and nonsurgical cas met -- cosmeticprocedures was 12 -- rose 121% from 1997 to 2011. >>> parents a trick when you are trying to soothe your newborn after a vaccination. you know how hard they can be. research suggest the way you hold and comfort the little one may calm the cries. after receiving vaccinations, babies were suit sooghted using -- suited using water or suge -- soothed using water with sugar. instead they are saying use the five s plan. which is swadelling putting the baby on swadeling putting the baby on their side a or stomach swinging or suck. and it's similar to the happiest baby on the block. parents using the five s method with or without using sugar had less pain and crying. >> you want to make immunizations as painless as possible. there should never be an immunization that is skipped because of a fear of pain. and the safety that immunizations provide just can't be minimizeed. >> complete results can be found in the journal of p

the rhino was out of its lead on the 100-meter dash, but plenty of young athletes gave their all to achievesonal best. >> terrified at the moment. >> some 20,000 people were on hand to watch the event. olympics organizers have less than four months to work out the kinks. >> you have got the crowd going. you have only the 20,000 people in here. there will be 80,000 people in here. supporters behind our athletes. it will be truly amazing. >> now the countdown to the lighting of the olympic flame on july 27 is on in earnest. >> a veteran american singer harry belafonte is in berlin today. he is not here to sing but as a unicef goodwill ambassador. >> is launching a campaign to raise money for clean drinking water in some of the world's poorest countries. >> the group of schoolchildren joined him here in the german capital to help spread the message. eunice of the estimates at 780 million people still do not have access to clean water. >> harry belafonte says the campaign is focused on helping women and children who often suffer the worst health effects. >> a great cause. stay with us. we will

times reports liposuction is the most common procedure for men followed by rhino plaste and eye lid procedures. american society of for plastic surgery says the number rose by 121% from 1997 to 2011. >>> parents may have a trick when they are trying to soothe their new bore after a routine vaccination. research suggest the way you hold and comfort your little one may calm them and their cries. researchers studied infants during the two month and four month well baby visits. and after receiving the vaccinations, here's what they found. they said that using water or sugar combined with pacifiers and distractions or things that -- are things a parents know how to do. >> it's simple stuff like holding the baby near you and rock and shushing and these are things moms and dads know how to do. >> expert say remember the five s plan. swadeling, putting the baby on their side or stomach. shushing swing or sucking. >>> and for more on this story, get a loot at other health stories on abc2news.com. we have everything you need to know to keep you and your family safe. look under the news tab and click on

it werks -- it works for starbucks and experiment -- spear mint rhino. >> the great part is they will hire you, and if you get obese on the job, they will say something. >> they will work with you. >> it is the grandfather clause. >> yes, are you grandfathered in. >> don't jump ahead. i was going to stay over here and sit in my chair. >> i want to get to bill schulz. remember when it was about hiring people who were talented -- actually it is good you don't remember that. >> i am getting it from all sides here. i am one man trying to do his thing. >> i don't want a doctor wasting his time staying healthy and being in shape and counting calories. i want a doctor who smoked. people are not coming because they -- because he had a cigarette addiction. i want him to do all of those things to foe us with on one thing and one thing only. make sure i stay alive to do the same thing. >> he can relate. >> exactly. keep me alive. >> when your unconscious body has to be lifted and moved around you you will need somebody physically capable of doing that. >> your earlier argument says at the could

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stand up, rhino. come on, now, man, what am i going to do? let's be real. what you going to do?to him? you going to hurt him? >> i probably won't hurt him. >> what you going to do to him? honestly. because this is the same thing i had to ask myself. what am i going to really do up in here, as good as i can fight, what am i really going to do. >> inmates also challenge the youths to see all of the potential consequences of their actions. when i am going to juvenile court and they're telling me i'm not going to be tried as a juvenile, they're going to sentence me to life in prison, when the man told me that, he said are you a cold-blooded murderer and we want you to rot in prison. i'm sentencing to you life in innocence prison and he slammed down his little hammer and my mom screamed. imagine how that felt. how would your mom feel? >> this is what it took to get them to us. it took me to come to prison. it took shahib to realize there's more value in society and life than committing crime. >> with the knowledge they may never leaf san quentin, the squires hope to never see these b

. >> host: that's one of, as you know, a bigger risk factors for ultimately developing rhino failure, and not saying you will, but about half of all folks who ultimately need kidneys in this country is because of diabetes. if you did need a kidney, what would you do? would you go on dialysis or accept a kidney, have you thought about that? >> guest: probably just follow my cards. i'm 66. if i were 30. >> host: you're fiesy as can be. >> guest: i'm 66. i've lived my evolutionary usefulness. i just live in a society that's so entitled. i don't believe i'm entitled to more years. i had a good life. this is good. >> host: okay. okay. you had actually -- you have a nice few pages in here about the, you said not so much the pitfalls of avoiding death, but of that time you have between now and death, and there were things that one should do or at least you should do. can you talk about that? >> guest: yeah, well -- i -- mundane examples. this sounds pretty silly, but we waste so much time in our lives, and i'm just sort of just don't want to waste anymore times. like i don't go to weddings.

all over the place, the moderate rhino-types are losing out to the strong conservatives. >> greta: of course, if you vote against hatch, you might lose a lot of seniority. but anyway, we are going to have governor hatch tomorrow night to have that discussion. dick, thank you. >> good. thank you. >> greta: straight ahead, the $30 million question -- how did a city finance chief get away with stealing millions -- $30 million from her small town? now she's been busted. it's a story have you to see to believe. next. and congressman paul ryan call its one of the most embarrassing spectacles in washington. he is not talking about the gsa or the secret service. what is he talking about? congressman ryan will tell you himself, coming up. and the burning question, who will get the number 2 spot on the g.o.p. ticket? senator marco rubio -- does he know something we do not? hear what he blurted wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. dave, i've downloaded a virus. yeah. ♪ dave, where are we on the new laptop? it's so slow! i'm

leader from central virginia to me that the tea party or was in fairfax and alexandria were a bunch of rhinos. >> they've got an internal geography about themselves, as much as you might find on the liberal left about the date function varies different strands. >> i'm just curious, what percentage of the people would you say actually joined the groups, versus were at the tea party rallies themselves. the reason i ask that is because i have been a tea party member since the beginning. maybe the people are not in groups because of kids -- i would like your perspective on that. we were more concerned, at least the rallies i went to, about fiscal responsibility and they get just as angry at at republicans as democrats. the corruption. >> there is no question that they are angry at republicans. if i didn't stress that, i meant to. we need to make a distinction here. are these people who vote for democrats? no, they are not. and they never did. what are they distrustful of the republican party as it was under george bush? are they on enthusiastic about john mccain's of this world? are they suspicio

>> well, many parts of the party call me a rhino. >> republican in name only. >> republican in name onlyt think i've changed my views at all. >> you think the party has -- >> i think the party has moved. >> do you think -- are there any prospects for a change? it feels as though it's moved a lot since you were in office. >> well, i think -- yes, i think there are prospects for change because the attitudes go up and down. you know, i still remember -- you wouldn't. 1964 and barry goldwater, who ran a very conservative campaign, and when he was badly defeated, the republican party turned to nelson rockefeller and ronald reagan and other moderates, so, you know, the -- we're continually reinventing ourselves. >> always a pleasure to have you on. >> nice to be with you, fareed. >> we will be back. >> when you go through a major life event, your habits change. even if you're not aware of it. if you get married, the type of coffee you change -- you buy changes. if you get a divorce, the type of beer you buy changes. when you have a child, all of your shopping habits are up for grabs, even if y

>> well, actually, a fair number of young people having rhino plasty, age 16, 17, 18, also need chinmentation at that age. you can do is very young. i would say we do it with 30% of our facelifts. >> and with the age for facelifts, what do you recommend for that? >> you ask, is 40 too young? >> yes, i think it's too young. you should do the fillers, all the minimal invasive things we have. the whole paradigm shift is not to wait until we get older and have to have a big facelift, but to extend our youthfulness with these more minor things, minimally invasive things and we can do a softer lift, the s lift which gives a softer look, combined with fillers, it's a much better result than what was here even ten years ago. >> great to hear about all of this, as always, we're very happy to have you with us. >> dr. steven hopping. thanks for coming. >>> 11:43, still ahead on "news4 midday." a look at what's new at the movies this weekend. plus a sneak peek at the new season of "the real housewives of new jersey." [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on dem

happened to his daughter, representative stephens is now denounced as a republican in name only as a rhinoomised he's going to get a republican primary challenger from a group calling itself peach tea party. mr. stephens is one of 17 lawmakers targeted by the tea party group. one member of the peach tea party commission said that their priority is banning or rolling back access to abortion even in cases of rape or incest. they say that is at the top of their agenda. any candidate that is not right on the social issues disqualifies himself for public office. so, in this election year with the republican party prioritizing abortion and contraception and social issues generally we have seen the likely republican presidential nominee, mitt romney, go from having the support of 44% of women under the able of 50, nearly half of them to 30%. he's down to less than third of women under the age of 50 supporting imhim. mitt romney trailed by a handful of points and now mr. obama is doubling him in that group. this huge falloff in women voters has president obama polling ahead of romney for the first

from central virginia told me that the tea partiers up in fairfax and alexandria were a bunch of rhinos. so, you know, they've got an internal geography about themselves that's much, as you might find on the liberal left about the various different strands. so -- >> i'm just curious, what percentage of the people would you say actually join the groups versus were at the tea party rallies themselves? the reason i ask that is i have been a tea party member probably since the beginning, and a lot of the things that you're conveying are not what have been my experience out at the rallieses, yet i don't join a group, and the reason people aren't in groups are they're raising kids and they're busy. the older people have the time to join, and i just would like your perspective on that. i think we were more concerned -- at least the rallies i went to -- about fiscal responsibility and just as angry at republicans as democrats. the corruption, those were the two things -- >> oh, there's no question that they're angry at republicans, and i, if i didn't stress that, i meant to. i mean, we needed t

he is showing me rhinos and elephants and gators. bill: haven't seen the silver back.you get in uganda by the way. which should be on your travel plans next. what a country. martha: uganda

he is showing me rhinos and elephants and gators. bill: haven't seen the silver back.you get in uganda by the way. which should be on your travel plans next. what a country. martha: uganda. here we come. bill: we first go to see kilmeade. we have no idea what he has in store for us on the radio. martha: "happening now" starts right now. see you back here tomorrow, folks. jenna: very big night for mitt romney, raking in more delegates in several primaries and giving a speech that has many people talking today. more on that from michael barone in a moment.

were attacking him for not being conservative will now say that if you attack mitt romney, you're a rhinoiciently conservative. you're not a true believer. when of course the irony of this is, that mitt romney is not a true believer. mitt romney is a guy who has done what it has taken to get votes and elections, depending on where he was running and when he was running. those facts shaped his message. >> who does he choose as his running mate? >> i think he's probably going to go with maybe rob portman, pick up ohio. he's not going to take a crazy chance. and he's not -- >> it would be off brand if he did. >> people are talking about paul ryan. he's not going to pick paul ryan. >> joe, if you feel that way as a republican, not you personally, but if you're out there, a republican and you feel that way about romney, what are your options this fall? where do you go? >> well, you vote for mitt romney or you vote for barack obama. >> but, you know, the thing -- my point is, though, let's not play games here. don't tell me i'm not a sufficient conservative. don't tell people that work for rona