that's why in the end they had to contact rspca to help them.y couldn't control him anymore. >> mickey's story is not unique. rspca has seen a 73% rise in calls to the help line for people having problems looking after monkeys as pets. >> you don't need any qualifications or license to own a primate like this. the trade in them is virtually unregulated. they're sold on the internet and can go up to 1,000 pounds at a time. >> the rspca estimates there are between 3,000 and 9,000 primates kept as pets in this country. >> he's a wild animal, bred in captivity. they're wildness never changes. they're social animals n. the wild they live with a group between three and 15. they spend the day socializing, looking for food, no normal household could provide that for primate. >> some say with the proper research and time, monkeys can be can kept as pets. welfare charities continue to call for a ban saying it's simply inhumane to keep our closest relatives from the natural world in a cage in a domestic setting. mickey's future is uncertain. rspca is hopin

some firefighters and rescue crews with the assistance of the rspca tied this horse up. and they're going to just use brute manpower to pull this horse out of the water. the horse comes out. it's a little wet. no worse for the wear, but the horse is going to be okay. >> starts eating immediately. thanks for that. now i'm hungry. >> the horse was turned over to the rspca. >>> 8:45 in the morning, busy area of istanbul, turkey. check this out. lots of transportation happening around here. lots of buses. there's a cab, a ferry nearby. that means lots of people. watch that purple bus. losing control. crashes into people, a cab. >> oh, my gosh. it was somebody sitting on the other side of that fence. they never saw it coming. >> look at the cab, too, because a woman was trapped under this cab. apparently the gas pedal stuck on this thing. and the driver lost control, was unable to steer. didn't know what to do. watch all the people rush to this cab immediately. >> it was the lady that was on the bench who's stuck under the cab. >> sitting right there, never had a chance. 18 p

the rspca says more than 70% of a thousand cats -- that's like 700 -- in its care are black.alk it up to the fact that dark features are hard to see in cell phone photos. racist. said a spokesman, quote, black animals don't photograph as well as other cats. we urge people to never judge a cat by its color and they spelled it c-o-l-o-u-r and look at his personality. then again, lou, you sent in six e-mails begging we do this story. greg, would you please do the black cabbing story? it angers me. >> you have strong thoughts. >> i have strong thoughts. >> i think this is a disgrace for the united kingdom. they use you in their spelling of color. i just can't for the life of me understand why people would discriminate because something doesn't look good in a selfie. >> you know, most selfies, don't look good in a selfie. >> we are not all geraldo. >> that's true and that was one hell of a selfie. >> liz, maybe it is the photographer's fault. >> maybe they need to change the flash on their smartphone. >> exactly. why turn the cat in -- >> what is going on in the uk. they are getti