lions hunt more than just zebras. they hunt wildebeests and antelope, warthogs, young giraffes and even crocodiles. lions aren't picky as long as meat is on the menu. and unfortunately for zebras, they're not only on the lion's menu, but also on the hyena's, the cheetah's and the african wild dog's. and while this predator-prey relationship may seem like a cruel one, it's a necessary one. multiply out of control. and eventually they can over graze their habitat and the population could starve. the natural world needs predators and prey to stay in balance. but in captivity predators don't have to hunt. they just have to order out. not only is the lion doing nature a favor by keeping things in balance, he's also the top predator on the african savannah. (roaring) they aren't completely helpless. a zebra can kick its heels up like nobody's business. and you can bet that when the going gets tough the zebra is not going down easy. and what's with the stripes? well, when zebras hang out in a group as they are known to do, a

it has everything from white rhinos to zebras. fans of the zoo say they hope someone will buy it, so that it won't have to be closed for good. lowe's hardware stores have a new piece of hardware. a helpful robot called "lo-bot" wandering the isles approaching people to find stuff. take a look. so here's how it works. when you ask him something, it communicates with the stores central computer for an items location using lazers and cameras where the item is. you have to be specific when asking lo bot for an item. for now the robots are only available in lowes' stores in california. lowe's executive director says lo bot will not replace workers. he says it was designed to be an assistant to the store helper. by now, you've probably seen or even done the mannequin challenge. it has taken over the internet. it's been done by sports teams, celebrities and even by first lady michelle obama. but one in particular involving a dog has absolutely blown caught up with the owner and his best friend. if your dog gets lost, you would do anythin

the water works general manager says the zebra mussels don't threaten water quality, but it can cost a lot to clear the pipes. once smoking becomes a habit, it's incredibly difficult to stop. now, scientists say one of the best your health, but money. stay with tv9. it's ---. moved away, leaving us with a cloudy sky. some more showers are a possibility today, mainly this afternoon and evening. it'll be happen tuesday with somewhat cooler highs in the upper 40s. another slight shower chance arrives on wednesday, affecting mainly northern iowa. the second half of the week will feature cloudiness and highs in the upper 30s to around 40. by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves large questions on the details this far out.today: chance of showers, mainly in the afternoon and evening. windy. wind: s 15-30. high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow: 56 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: sw low: 35 alo: 34 dbq: 35 iow: 36 tomorrow: partly cloudy. studies have shown that up to 90-percent of people trying to quit smoking will start again. as kim hutcherson reportst some methods that have scientifically prov

it is a zebra strip that that 60 on new at 930 mecca hancock 930 maker hancock and mentors and group visits denver kicking off the mile high holiday. running from thanksgiving weekend the middle of january-mile high holiday. ms. more than 500 beds on mile high holidays .com that's a resource to find all you need to know including hotel rate starting at $99 a great deal and lots of events from arts and culture to ice-skating exhibition board tours and denver and all the surrounding areas speaking of celebration is one going on now the anheuser-busch brewery. february lights festival runs in the end of december fox 31 erika gonzalez 31 erika gonzalez has a look at the holiday display. the storybook scene and visitors season has iraq. the general manager picked a perfect day to launch this year's budweiser light festival. this is a second year they welcome the community to experience the brewery and new way. crews have been setting up more than out thousand mike's. we had a lot of thing since last year. anastasia light display with music part of the display i get lost in the fields of b

papa zebra john one... gary! don't run. what the hell were you doing back there? he's wanted for murder. how am i supposed to know that? you're supposed to know what's going on at all times. you're supposed to be a cop. dorothy: doug... i, uh... turned down the job. i realized you were right. i told reed to forget it. maybe i can do the job, and maybe i can't but the way i got it was wrong. well... forget about it. there will be other chances, right? and i'll be right there for you ( crowd yelling angrily ) if you cross this line you and i will never be the same. i got to do what i think is right, booker. all i want is to go back to being a co hey, scab! don't you know what you're doing? listen to me. ey'll kill us. it's over. they beat us. they haven't beat us until we take what they give us. i'd like to fight, but i'm broke. that's whefiyou fight harder. easy for you to say. it's not easy for me to say. i'm hurting, too. hurting's a wife, three kids and no paycheck. don't you see what they're doing to us? this isn't a onetime thing. comes a time when you look ou

and always keep your on the ball this pass vince's off the defenders back for the catch thank zebras make some pretty good tackles.. get out of the way another look he didn't wrap but he made the stop. and always be aware of the kicking net on the sidelines. it's like a big ole fishing it will gobble you up fast. and how bout michigan coach jim harbaugh he brought his glove to the world series just in case. craziest boxing match he knocks his cornermen. and that was a much tougher fight. worst tee shot four. lookout incoming skud. and finally worst dunk of the week. he comes up just a little short good night thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, joe... despite the breezy conditions, halloween proved to be a treat temperature-wise throughout the state. this mild trend is set to continue into our new month of november. with more sunshine, tuesday will be a few degrees warmer than today. shower and storm chances look likely for wednesday across the southern two thirds of the state, so you will need to pick a different day for yard work. the early polls are in and are looking good

. >> they look like zebra fur on them. that was the excitement of my day. >> they are a delicacy. >> seriously? >> oh, mongoose meat is just amazing. no, you can't eat them. maybe you can. >> don't you dare. >>> coming up, the new fan packages that will soon prince's paisley park. with prism tv from centurylink, you can get over 320 channels, whole home dvr, plus you can watch on your devices. and the best part is, you don't have to deal with cable. we love not having cable. but, paul, babe, when -- when was this headshot taken? oh, uh, i don't know. recently, i guess? uh... okay. yeah. el like a hollywood insider the world of entertainment says goodbye to leonard cohen- the singer and songwriter has died at >>> the world of entertainment says good-bye to leonard cohen. the singer/songwriter died at the age of darker age and best known for his hit "hallelujah." he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame back in 2008. >>> tours of prince's paisley park have been a pretty big hit so far. so the museum is dedicated t

with a few thousand dollars you can buy a camel, a pig, zebra, or even a possum, but you can probably find one of those in your backyard. talk to me about some of the crazy things that people want to buy from you guys. crocodiles. alligators. komodos. illegal iguanas and things like that. >> reporter: he works at pinellas county reptile and exotic pet. he has to break the news to customers all the time. owning some of those animals is illegal. with it being fairly easy to get your hands on some of these exotic pets, big cat rescue is trying to stop it. at least for owning big cats like this. the big cat public safety act is pending in congress right now. >> it would phase out the private ownership of big cats. e would be allowed to keep them. they would be grandfathered in as long as they registered the cat. they wouldn't be allowed to acquire any more or breed the cat they have. >> reporter: another thing, it would ban the public from making cash off these guys. as long as you have the permits and meet the cage requirements, you are allowed to own bears, lions, and even elephants. re

debuted some fox tail zebra print pregame.pram twitter went to town on them. users tweeted things like cam has dead furbys hanging on his ints.s. the panthers beat the saints sai twenty three 20 and i say doreea you. i like the fashion. >> what's interesting isinteregs that's against the rules. rul >> is it? >> yeah. >> too much flare. >> you get fined for that.>> t r they have a person in the nfl who stands on the sidelines s and tells people you can'ts peop wear that.ar that. >> hm. >> and they get fined. they t fn >> and he was able tedo play the whole game with those on. o imagine that.ha >> some people just do certainot things. time right now is 4:41. n is new details in that in still ahead, we hear from the victim pleading for help for hel moments after the horrific encounter. >> first more safety concerns for metro.ore sa why it's working to remove an entire fleet of rail cars.raar >> we're going break right nownb at 4:42 way live look outside.ui we're back in just a moment. >> ?? ? >> you know you want to dancet t to madonna with me. >> ?? news morning

jack: and a california highway where zebras are a common sight. steven: you can see the skid marks where people have actually slid to a stop when they saw them. plus, my blooper of the week. fits me perfect,

in fact, a good sense of smell keeps prey animals, like zebras, alive. (neighing) as soon as the catch the scent of a predator on the wind, they're outta here. some animals leave a trail of scents, to warn others of their territory. or, when mixed with chemicals known as pheromones, to attract a mate. alligators secrete a stinky cloud of mate-attracting perfume that hangs in the air above their swamps during breeding season. phew! by watching the way in which captive animals communicate with each other, zookeepers and animal trainers can begin to understand just how complex animal relationships can be. and that gives us insight in captivity have created very strong bonds with their keepers. and have brought inter-species communication to a whole new level. (growling) great apes have learned to use sign language to express themselves. and some have been taught to point to symbols as a way communicate. these animals are literally having conversations with their human companions. and what about humans communicating with non-wild animals like horses or dogs

um, my doctor told me i should cut down on raw zebra. oh, no thanks. i really don't like mastodon tartare. i'll stick to bark. i need the roughage. no. no. not today. help me gather some twigs. mind, what are you doing? you don't have to clean up here. you're not gonna invent maid service, are you? i'm not cleaning up. i'm gonna make a fire. help me with the fire. i'm gonna do it. keep blowing! i'm gonna give these people a better future. [ gasps ] keep going! it's starting to work! keep blowing! [ blowing ] [ blowing ] can you bring that light over here? pardon me. how's this, hon? oh, that's much better. min, guess who's already invented fire? i am so embarrassed. [ laughs ] meshugana. oh, it was a lovely gesture. oh, little pooter, come on. all right, so they had fire. but i want to leave these people with something. i want to teach them how to protect themselves or -- or how to plant seeds. i know -- the wheel! that's a good one, unless they've already invented it. you want to teach them something worthwhile? teach them how to invent pantyhose. thi

. >> i want to ride on that zebra there. >> love the animals on that thing. pretty cool. it typically runs memorial day to labor day each year. they're having a special day coming up. the association that runs it is hosting christmas at the carousel sunday december 4th. >> i have a hunch that will be popular. >> it's a ride out to burlington. people do that a lot of times just to go on the carousel. >>> known for humor about race and other things. he proves to be too much for sensors at one north carolina affiliate. >>> a united airlines pilot feeling major aftershock this is morning after a 7.8 magnitude quake hit there overnight. it struck after midnight causing a billion dollars in damage. it's a mostly rural area. two people died in the earthquake. an island of grass was rip add part stranding three cows. everything collapsed around them. damage to a main highway cut off one one year including the lighting for thousands of ran earns. they were set float in the canal canal. terrorists attacked bars, restaurant, concert hall. >>> the suspect also killed his pregnant wif

the water works general manager says the zebra mussels don't threaten water quality, but it can cost a lot to clear the pipes. and now here's your first alert forecast. the heaviest of the rain has moved away, leaving us with a cloudy sky. some more showers are a possibility today, mainly this afternoon and evening. it'll be fairly windy with highs in the 50s. we'll get some clearing to happen tuesday with upper 40s. another slight shower chance arrives on wednesday, affecting mainly northern iowa. the second half of the week will feature cloudiness and highs in the upper 30s to around 40. by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves into the midwest, but there are large questions on the details this far out.today: ? >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. we have everything you need to know about cybermonday. is this about to be the biggest shopping day of the year? the deals you can only get here on "gma." one supersized edition of "deals & steals" this morning. >>> also this morning, jogging dangers. more attacks on women while running alone. our experts weigh in with the tips e

. >> it gives you that up close and perm with our zebras and our strong hippos and you get to spend the time on that savannah. >> you'll even get african food and beverage. a $189 a person, you'd better. a slightly more affordable, sabre the savannah, there's no private trekking but you'll get menu platform including beer and wine from africa. >> you've got three guy there is giving you those personal amazing quiet stories of what it's like to live in africa. >> since we live in florida, it would be kind of silly if you've never surfed. if that's you, the 2 1/2 hour surf lesson might be the premium experience you need. >> whether you're a novice or intermediate suffer, this is going to be a controlled environment for you to learn from the best. >> all for a cool $165 per person. to the magic kingdom you now, hw about a child's first air cut? on main street, it can be prearranged at the harmony barer shop with this awesome add on. >> the barbershop quartet will come right now and zipping you their song. >> then show off the new do aboard the pirate adventure cruise. two hours in the morn

when your dog was painted with zebra stripes -- you know what i thought? ha ha ha! ha ha...ha ha! i'm as disappointed as you are, i'm sure, captain. the kid had energy, a kind of simian intelligence. cut it, mr. brown. cut what? do you know why i quit representing prostitutes? precisely because of corruption. i can't afford corruption. my practice is too successful. or do you mean that you can't afford a close connection to it, so you shunt the girls off to the public defender -- look, i can believe that some people in my office have made phone calls, taken envelopes. but surely they don't need my cooperation. you can wire my office if you want. martinez says you're the one. what? martinez says it's you. i think it's him. if you don't have grounds to hold me, people, i have a full afternoon in part 17. don't make any mistakes, mr. brown. ballantine: how about when you went out with that man? that was good! and who stood up for you? who said he was beautiful? i wanted to puke! ballantine, come on. ballantine, ballantine! you don't even know my first name! everybody calls me jack! o

and how not akrum wadley with nice stiff arm on the zebra to pick up a couple of extra yards. another look get out of my way. and then says i'm sorry man my bad hit your receiver the helmet right to the other team.. another look incoming skud and they don't get to do this at kansas very often you so you might as well take advantage timberrrrrr!! and when always watch for the pucks. keep your eye on the bottom of the screen he trips on pick and land heads first into the players get mad.. you steal the ball from me i will just pull your shorts down. just another your mom always told you to wear clean underwear. good night. members of a special committee in dubuque are going to see first hand why some people are upset about a book. they want to fully understand what's in the book as some parents worry about the content in classrooms. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you'r des moines police say they are reminded of the risk that comes with the job after recent shootings of officers around the country. volunteers spend days preparing for the annual salvation

a program was developed where live fish were brought into school classrooms of students watched zebra fish embryos develop into swimming larva. after one week researchers found students' knowledge of science improved significantly, especially among elementary school students. the program is currently in 104 schools across the country. >> it makes perfect sense. >> doesn't it? you try to talk about that molecular level of science to an elementary school kid, right >> researchers at cornell university developed a way to teach veterinarians to care for animals without using real animals about. >> check if he's breathing. >> reporter: these veterinary students are doing whatever they can to save jerry who was clearly in distress. it doesn't look good. they have to resort to cpr. even if jerry doesn't make it through, this emergency scenario, he'll have an chance because jerry is more droid than dog. >> we call him robo jerry 2. >> reporter: robo jerry 2 is the creation of daniel fletcher, part veterinarian, part engineer at cornell university's college of veterinary medicine. the technolo

. >> my grandmother had a great saying, saying a zebra can't change their stripes and here a clintonan't change their pattern of corruption. we'll have a pattern of corruption that just extended on and on. fact is that, it is like a cancer, corruption spreads. only way you can get rid of it, is to cut it out, you can't hope it will go away. it will shrink on its own. or it will not expand. you have seen it expand. it has expanded, rigging a primary, to rigging an fbi investigation, it will rig everything. that is what we're seeing. lou: do you agree with me, we would not be here if not for candidacy of donald trump who promised to drain the swamp, take on the establishment. because this corruption, this -- it seeps to both parties. animates them in some cases. >> i think that is perfect closing message for donald trump. i love the message, i hope he can stay with it, i think that clinton problem their corruption goes way earlier than donald trump. lou: i would hope so. i don't know what relationship they would have to donald trump. >> they were at -- >> for christ 's sake. >> if hell

a zebra with ketchup. i ain't never heard that one before. how could you? i just made it up. all right, thelma, i want another king. michael, i think you do have these checkers marked. no, i don't. yes, you do. ain't no way in the world... wouldn't you rather go over and watch them play checkers? might as well. nothing's happening over here. well? how did it go? he grandchildren. [ both laugh ] now, you remember to keep quiet while thelma and michael concentrate, okay? larry, you know anything about checkers? yeah, they always add up your food wrong in the supermarket. and as for this game, i know enough to know that thelma won't win if she keeps on playing like that. oh, really? yeah, you should have moved that man in there. that way you would have had a jump on a king because he couldn't have got... [ plate clatters ] ed. what happened? i just dropped a plate. didn't you -- uh... thelma, get up and let larry finish this game, please. [ laughs ] come on, ma. he's just a little kid. i know. larry. okay, thanks. my move? yeah, it's your move. well. well! larry, that was good.

and sometimes the zebras make some pretty good tackles.. but he made the stop. and always be aware of the kicking net on the sidelines. will gobble you up fast. and how bout michigan coach jim harbaugh he brought his glove to the world series just in case. craziest boxing match he knocks out his opponent and then gets into fight with his cornermen. and that was a much tougher fight. worst tee shot four. lookout incoming skud. and finally worst dunk of the week. he comes up just cedar rapids police had a busy overnight responding to three separate incidents. tv-9's brea love is at one scene near coe college where a police officer was trapped inside his vehicle after a crash. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's early morning news. cedar rapids police are investigating a chase and crash near coe college. i'll have more details in a live report. stolen or vandalized political one man decided to change his game plan to keep his signs safe. police have arrested a man across state lines for killing his girlfriend and her daughter in iowa. another man rem

"make zebras great again." now. and i think europe is really going to miss obama. and if trump pulls out of nato, europe is also going to miss europe. meanwhile, stateside, america's new step-dad, don, has told his aides that instead. of living in the white house, he would like to do what he is used to, which is spending time in new york so he can wake up in his own bed in trump tower. this is the first president who considers living in the white house "slumming it." "132 rooms? 55,000 square feet? i'll pass." ( laughter ) does president-elect trump not understand the number one job requirement? it's right there in the constitution, "must be willing to relocate." ( laughter ) look. just-- don. ( cheers and applause ) this is personal. this is-- no, no. look, this is personal. on behf every week to new york. i am begging you! ( cheers and applause ) please! the one week a year when obama comes in for the u.n., it's like the fall of saigon meets dante's "inferno" meets "world war z." and now the secret service says they're going to close parts of 5th avenue. traffic'

jack: and a california highway where zebras are a common sight.ally slid to a stop when they saw them. plus, my blooper of the week.

that's a no-no, oh, yeah, the zebra says it all, we are coming back, so no touchdown for the panthers. cam newton says not so fast. very next it out, ted ginn, jr., the referee says no catch, he is out of bounds. you make the call, after further review, it is a touchdown. carolina holds on to win, 23-20. . >>> we switch gears and talk college, oh, yes, this weekend the college kids will be in action, a.s.u. taking on washington. this is going to be a tough game for the sun devils. challenge. and of course you can watch it right here on fox 10, and of course right after the game, fox news immediately after the game. we switch gears and hit the hard court. northern iowa a tournament team, they can play, but so can graham, hoop and harm, trying to make a comeback. holder, slicing and dicing like a knife through hot butter gets it going, but wouldn't you know it, catch up all day long. can we get a replay? fakes out two defenders, throws it down with authority. and then from the cook machine in the lobby, nails the 3. >>> the dbacks have hired a new manager for the twins at one point, so

. >> gives that you up-close and personal with our zebras and for our strong hippos and those rhinos and you get to spend the time on the savannah. >> you even get african food and beverage. at $189 a person, you better. a slightly more affordable version is called savor the savannah. platform and a different menu of food including beer and wine from africa. >> you have three guys who are there giving those personal, amazing, quiet stories of what it is like to live in africa. >> reporter: since we live in florida, it would be kind of silly if you never surfed. if that is you typhoon lagoon two and a half hour surf lesson the premium experience you will need. >> whether you are a novice or immediate surfer, a very controlled env >> without the dangers of living in the actual ocean. >> you have to wait for the wave to come, we bring the wave to you. >> reporter: for a cool $165 per person. to magic kingdom, a child's first haircut on main street can be prearranged at the harmony barbershop with this awesome add-on. >> the barbershop quartet will come and sing their song right in front

it has white rhinos, zebras, and fans say they hope someone buys it because they don't want to see it close down. >> you don't hear about that. >>> this is exciting. 3:65 -- 6:35 is the time. a local marching band will be making their way to new york thanksgiving day parade. these students have been practicing for months now. and again they leave in a couple of days. keep in mind the students are the only ones from florida performing in the 90th annual macy's day parade. they are only one of ten nationwide. >> they have been working so hard. i know a lot of these kids and their parents, and they are so excited. >> what a huge honor. we are excited to see the pictures on facebook and see your experience into all right. this had us talking this morning. you may have tried pumpkin spiced flavored things during the holiday season. what about something flavored like a pickle? we are talking pickle-flavored candy canes. they are about seven bucks. they have sriracha and wasabi flavor. >> people are going to get tricked. >> leave them around the newsroom and see who picks them up. >>> a man

. >> gives that you up close and personal with our xi zebras and our hippos you get to spend the time on that savannah. >> you can get african food and beverage. at 189 per person you better. savor the savannah. you will get a private safari vehicle, an exclusive and a different menu of food including beer and wine from africa. >> you have three guides that are there giving that you personal, amazing quiet stories of what it is like to live in africa. it will be silly if you never surfed, if that's you the two-and-a-half-hour surf lesson might be the premium lesson you need. >> a novice or immediate su surfer, a very controlled environment for to you learn from the best. >> reporter: without the dangers of being in the actual ocean. >> or the wait time. you have to wait for the wave to come. we bring that wave for you. >> reporter: all for cool $165 per person. to the magic kingdom, how about a child's first haircut on main street it can be the harmony barbershop with this awesome add-on. >> the barbershop quartet will do it right in front of you. >> reporter: then show off the new do

(sneezes) come on, now, cleopatra, have some nice zebra burger. (slurping) (gulps) all right, i'll up the dowry to 3,000, make it a six-layer cake, and i'll supply the guests. fair? it seems fair. i hope ophelia finds gomez to her taste. she's very particular. back so soon, gomez? it's getting chilly out there. i have to get my cape. (clears throat) would you like to join us in the garden? could we dig some graves, for my dolls? i like to, but i'm afraid it would be too strenuous for me. oh. well, then i'd rather stay here. this one's name's anne boleyn. oh, he was sweet. fair gomez, is there anything you'd like to do? yes, go into a coma. (exclaims) oh, he does have a delicious sense of humor. and he shall be rewarded. you're going to leave? nonsense. i'm going to amuse thee, sire. (gasping) playing violin) (groaning) i told you, she's all talent. and beauty. isn't it wonderful, son? and would you believe it? she's a great cook, too. here, hold my strings. i'll whip you up a lunch you'll never forget. phew! i'm sure of it. [excited scream] you ju

something went wrong at a birthday party and the zebra and bull took to the streets.ounded up safety. >> something went wrong at a party. >>> check out this. that is lokey . he's seeing snow for the first time. can't get enough of the flakes in colorado. that is from the first big snow of the season. and lokey's first snow ever. >> we're going to see some snow in the sierra. >> and that's from a storm system that made it so cold here. that's the reason why it's moved off to the east, bringing the rockies some snow. we're watching the next one that will be moving in. as we get a look at the microclimate forecast and a live look at san francisco. nice and quiet but it's cool. you can probably hear all the teeth chattering there. it's 48 degrees. it will get to 68 today, but still -- 63 rather. here is the next storm system that will move in. it will arrive in the north bay later on tonight. in the meantime, we can enjoy a nice day. a lot of sunshine. south bay 67 degrees in east san jose and 64 in milpitas. antioch, 59 degrees, livermore 68. as we head to the peninsula,

a spotted pony, zebra and bull were found roaming the streets. what do you do? officer hopped on the bull and with the help of a few other men, rounded up the animals safely. >>> here is something else that will make you smile. this is lokey, an australian cattle dog with serious hops that cannot get enough of the snowflakes in colorado, trying to eat the snowflakes. this is the first big snow of the season in that area and lokey's first snow ever. >> happy dog. we'll get snow in the see rare as well? >> yes, this weekend. the next storm system getting ready to move in. expecting rain in the bay area after the chilly temperatures this morning. a live look outside san jose. ba waking up to a beautiful sunrise. you see the cars out there, they probably all had the heater on. that's what you can expect. nice chilly morning north of the golden gate bridge. we have frost advisories in effect for the next several mornings. it's looking good with the clear sunrise. 47 degrees, a light wind. here is the storm system i'm talking about. it's moving closer and will bring i

jack: and a california highway where zebras are a common sight. steven: you can see the skid marks where people have actually slid to a stop when they saw them. plus, my blooper of the week.

that is r as in robert, a as in adam, z as in zebra, a as in adam, k. ali, is the next name. a as in adam, l as in lincoln, i as in ida. and then the final name is artan, a as in adam, r as in robert, t as in tom, a as in adam, n as in nora. abdul razak ali art town. >> what have you learned about him so far that you can share with us? >> we can tell you the suspect is an osu student. >> is there any indication that he has been involved in anything terrorist-related prior? >> ongoing investigation. >> let me also, i appreciate that. let me just ask for a moment. we have the governor and the mayor here, if you would like just to say a word. i hear also congresswoman beatty. >> what do you have to say to the people of ohio? >> look, this morning, i talked to dr. drake obviously. i want to thank our first-responders who did a remarkable job. when you think about this timeline, i think from 9:52 to 9:54 it shows how much practice, how much training, how much expertise, how much coordination is existed with the campus police, the columbus police, the fbi, the srt, which is our spe

jack: and a california highway where zebras are a common sight. steven: you can see the skid marks where people have actually slid to a stop when they saw them. plus, my blooper of the week.

water buffalo and zebras are two of the 500 tenants at the bayou while life zoo.as been keeping them healthy since he opened the place 31 years ago and now, he says it's time to retire. that means 86 species, plus barns that could be yours to care for and but visitors hope that the buyer delights in helping animals. >> it was fun. setting up the peninsula. >> it would be a shame to close it. >> the cost of running the place is a million dollars a year. food alone is about $6,000 a month. >> so that's the fine print. $7million is a lot. >> buyer beware. >> is there a revenue source? >> there has to be. that's a million dollars a year. >> if he is making $10 million a year, that's a steal. >> you should invest. [ laughter ] >> you invest and find out if it's a good deal. >> make sure to check the numbers twice before you make that investment. >> that's a dream come true. i would want to go to africa and go on safari. >> you can just go there. >> go to texas. >> start collecting money for me. >> i have $5 toward the cause. [ laughter ] >>> traffic now starting with t

. >> what is he, a zebra? >> he's wearing a wi >>reporter: i think he's the cam newton of baseball. >> exactly. he looks awesome. >> it's his good luck charmt or something. >> joe maddon always looks awesome. he has the best style. veterans 4 camera. looking at this first little glimpse of sunlight there, clear skies, 64 degrees at that location in tampa. warming up quickly from 68 at 8:00 this morning to 81 at noon and 86 at 4:00 p.m. warm again tomorrow, slight rain chances before a cold front on friday. >>reporter: looking at traffic right now. a lot of congestion. look, we're up to 40 minutes bearss avenue down to i-4. fhp is not reporting any accidents, but this is very unusual. very heavy southbound 275. all right. lealts move over now and take a look at i-4 -- let's move over and take a look at i-4, also heavy, 13 minutes. i-4 not as bad as 275, a little bit slow. let's pop over to the other camera and you can see it's much heavier there on the southbound side. so, again, about 40 minutes to head into d

abdul razak, that's r as in robert, a as in adam, z as in zebra, a as in adam, k. ali is the next name, a as in adam, l as in lincoln, i as in i ida. and the final name is artan. a as in adam, r, t, a, n. [ inaudible question ] >> we can tell you the suspect is an osu student. [ inaudible question ] >> ongoing investigation. >> let me also take this. i appreciate that. let me just ask for a moment, we have the governor and the mayor here, if you would like to say just a word. also congresswoman beatty. >> governor, what do you have to say to the people of ohio? >> well, look, this morning i talked to dr. drake obviously. i want to thank our first responders who did a remarkable job. when you think about this timeline, i think from was it 9:52 to 9:54 it shows how much practice, how much training, how much expertise, how much coordination has existed with campus police, the columbus police, the fbi, the srt, which is our special unit at the highway patrol, the county sheriff. i mean there was amazing coordinati coordination. and the speed at which these folks were a

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in the early days of the students coming back in september to see a play that they do called "no zebras." viewers will have to look that up online. because i won't have a chance to explain it. but it's about bystander intervention. issues. discrimination, for example. my legislation will work with the colleges for making sure that we have an -- a process that perpetrators do face consequences and that survivors have the resources that they need to recover. but most importantly, i want to work on prevention and that's where we need to be. casey: mr. lawrence, in the sexual assault involving service members. but experts have cautioned that the actual numbers could be much higher because many incident goes unreported. you've spoken tonight about your experience in the military. what changes would you make to the way that those cases are handled? mr. lawrence: that's an excellent question. being a veteran myself, i can tell you, and also being a parent of four daughters, and a husband of a wife, this is definitely a serious issue that we need to take seriously. allegations, whether it's in

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is showing promise after scientists successfully regrew heart tissue in mice using molecules from zebrads like something out of science fiction but it sounds like it could be promising. >> it's definitely promising, not ready for prime time yet. these things take years to develop and start the clinical trials in humans but it goes to show you, we are at the forefront and future of medicine and never know where this research is going to take us. >> when you circle back, i want to go back to that statistic that someone has a heart attack every 42 seconds in the united states. really need to let that sink in. it makes people sit up and take notice. what do you hope more people will do to keep themselves heart hety. we're getting for the new year's resolutions any day? >> i'm going to circle back because it is that important. it's about knowing and taking control of your own health. there's so many people -- i have patients come in, i'm here for a physical. my next question, when is the last time you've had one? six or seven years. that's not good. you need to be seeing your doctor every ye

jack: and a california highway where zebras are a common sight. steven: you can see the skid marks where people have actually slid to a stop

zebra stripes with fox tail on the back. he usually wears a fox tail in his postgame press conference. he transferred the shoes. between him and antonio brown and odell beckham jr. they do great things with their shoes and sometimes pay tribute to whatever the cause is, so shoes are now the new fashion thing for these guys. >> that's true. >> they're the new fashion things? >> i need a tail on my shoes. >> we'll move on. >>> different kind of story. manhattan. we're learning more about two men charged in connection with killing a 26-year-old on the upper east side and linzie janis is on the scene with the latest. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, george. police say they now know how joseph comunale was murdered and they believe they know who did it. the question they are still working on this morning is why. overnight two men in court charged in connection with the murder of 26-year-old joseph comunale, the connecticut man >> this is more from a missing person's to a homicide investigation. >> reporter: james