why it is, a zebra. we will tell you where this strange scene unfolded, up next. ♪ >>> welcome back. the answer to the question why does a zebra cross the road. >> well, because he could, right. the zebra, and some other 4- footed friend escaped their enclosures on sunday in southern california. neighbors snapped pictures as zebra calmy toured the area he came up to one home owner. >> the zebra got close to the car and said hi, how are you that kind of thing. it was priceless, precious experience. >> gorgeous animal. >> right. >> there are no restriction as begins having zebras in this community and animal control officers say neighbors rounded up the loose animal without their help. >> that is my spirit animal because i could read between the lines. i love zebras. >>> sea world announced a historic birth, the killer whale gave birth to a calf yesterday, it will be last baby whale to be born in captivity at a sea world park. sea world announced it will end orca breed nothing 2016. she was already pregnan

repeat, this is zebra control europe. urgent. urgent.n on your screen. >> go ahead, zebra. >> we have just received reports that large groups of soviet aircraft have been cited over germany, france, denmark, the netherlands, and belgium. our initial reports show that bombs have been dropped on airfields near hamburg, frankfurt, as well as amsterdam, brussels, and tule. reports are still coming in showing extensive damage. >> this is x-ray, urgent, urgent. >> holder, zebra. go ahead. cutting off. >> nuclear weapons have been dropped on osaka, okinawa, yokohama and tokyo. more information to follow. >> that does it. call air defense and see if they have an established pattern of attack yet on north america. standby for a conference call to all our bases. >> air defense, this is defense control. we just received a report from supreme allied commander europe and from x-ray in the far east. the soviets have dropped the atomic bombs on allied airfield in western europe and the far east. do you have any further information yet on the pattern of

>> caller: a zebra never changes its color is my answer to that. regardless of the administration, racism is going to be here regardless. >> host: let's hear from dr. dyson. thank you very much. >> guest: i think he is making an extroidinarily powerpoint and the suggestion you made at the end points out something that was said. a zebra doesn't change their strikes and regardless of the administration in office policy toward first nation people has been poor. we know obama dressed this but not as effective as necessary. even with immigration, people tend to forget he was known as deporter is chief for a while. the far more grave points, far more important point, is first nation people have not been recognized. the racism and groups or identities against the interest of first nation people needs to be addressed and it is more than giving them bingo stands and casinos to get rid of them. it is about the fundamental practice of justice and two things with the pipelines and driving under their sacred grounds is impeding on native territoryies and not re

the zebra doesn't change his stripes. regardless of the ministration, policy toward native peoples indigenous peoples, has been appointed. we know that president obama address this and was far more progressive in his political orientation but not nearly asre effective as necessary in order to address some of these undergirding an underlying assumptions. for instance, with immigration. obama was known as supporter and chief so there areid contradictions involved even under a democratic president in regard to some of theseat attitudes were native people. the far more gray point, important point is that they have not been recognized but the practices of racism and group identity against the interest of first nation peoples needs to be addressed and if more than just let's give them casinos to get rid of them it's about the fundamental practice of justicel and two of the things that they mentioned about pipelines established and driven under their are impeding on native territories and not recognizing not only their sovereign

and sal pointed out a zebra doesn't change its stripes. policies to first nation people are abhorrent. and we know that president obama addressed this and was far more progressive, but not nearly as effective as necessary in order to address some of the undergirding underlying assumptions. even with immigration, people tend to forgot that obama was known as supporter in chief for quite a while so there are contradictions involved. even under a democratic president, in regard to some of the practice towards native people. so the far more grave point, far for important point, first nation people have not been recognized practices of racism and group identity against the interests of first nations peoples needs to be addressed and it's more than let's give them bingo stands and casinos to get rid of them. it's the fundamental practice of justice and two things he mentioned along with pipelines established and driven under their sacred grounds and impeding on native territories and not only not recognizing their sovereignty, but humanity. when

race ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: a zebra race. >> jimmy: two zebras racing each other. >> steve one is actually based on one of your songs, brad. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this one is from @edwardlinger1. >> steve: one, number one. >> jimmy: and he says -- ♪ ♪ come on now what do you say girl i can hardly wait ♪ ♪ let's set a little bud on fire ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: a little mud on -- a a little mud on the tires. [ applause ] that's pretty good, man. this one is from @mrmai24. he says -- ♪ ♪ 525,600 bong hits how do you measure time when you're high ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's my favorite one so far. >> steve: is it? yeah. >> jimmy: that's a great one. i just see that being a meme or something. this is from @youngraquel. >> steve: ooh. no number? >> jimmy: 30. >> steve: oh, 30. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll help you out with this one, brad. >> oh, good. >> jimmy: at this one. she says -- ♪ ♪ hello darkness my old friend ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> dankness. ♪ on my weed i do depend ♪ my alarm is probably beeping late to work i'm probably sleeping ♪ [ cheers

. >> reporter: she has a floating screening machine, tiny zebra fish they are bred from tanks in the the altered to have seizures. >> no one is using zebra fish to help ep lency. >> the neuroresearcher says the machine's design came from trial and error in the ucf lab. it allows them to place different test drugs into tiny rows of water along with the fish. cameras with tracking software project them onto the screen and help researchers if a drug is interrupting the seizures. the process is so fast. >> in fact, we screen about 3,000 drugs in over three years. >> they have already produced several promising hits. one of the drunks managed to reduce the frequency of seizures in a pool of nearly half a dozen patients. >> these are pools out there. they have been approved for other types of disorders. >> for piper's family, just the promise of a new drug on the horizon is life changing. >> it's inspirational. it gives me hope. >> part of the credit may ultimately go to a bay area innovation that puts a humble fish on the cutting edge of research. dan ashley abc 7 news. >> the drug being

zebras, giraffes, some in the same image together. >> sonya here is at a berkeley, california, salon. she's getting made up, because this is her wedding day. the magic of her wedding day is coming sooner than she thinks. as she's there going about her business, someone storms through the door. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. i made it. >> an older man runs in. he's so excited he can't believe that he's there. it works. he's dmitry, the groom from the future. >> steven hawking was right. >> it's my, dmitry from the future. i came back. i want to see you on our wedding d day. >> going through, a little surprised what's going on. >> i'm going back. time travel is wearing off. i just wanted to come back and tell you you are making the best decision of your life. we are going to be so happy together. >> he gets down on one knee. he looks right into her eyes, reassures her and then gives her a letter. >> i wrote it all down in a letter. read it. the most important thing is i can never know that this happened. if i find out this happened, the who

. >> zebras. >> reporter: this gaithersburg dad had put an ponc poncho mome before. how many are you dying? >> three. three for the kids and one for my wife. >> reporter: just let the kids get wet. >> oh, no. >> reporter: it was a relaxed but wet day for easter monday, a family day celebration that began 100 years ago with african-american families. >> your zoo is the favorite place for families with children here in the washington, dc area. we welcome everybody. >> reporter: a few years ago, obvious police security presence was stepped up after a couple of disruptive incidents. they haven't been repeated. big crowds attend each year. >> and we've found that that's a great way to invite people to come in and have a great time, at the same time not to bring in things that might cause troubl >> reporter: the only trouble this day was that persistent light rain. >> it's a little wet. we're going to enjoy ourselves anyway. we've got to keep ourselves moving and dry. >> reporter: the $3.50 ponchos were selling fast. >> the adults are white and the child are yellow. >> rep

in the lab and genetically altered to have gervais-like seizures. >> no one in the world were using zebragn came from trial and error in the ucsf lab. it allows them to place different test drug noose tiny rows of water along with the fish. once they're loaded in, cameras with tracking software project them onto the screen and help researchers if a drug is interrupting the seizures the process is so fast. >> in fact, we've 15 to e screened about 3,000 drug in a little over three years. >> reporter: and they've already produced several promising hits. in a small chin iming a trial, one of the drug managed to lower the frequency in a people of half a dozen patient. >> they have been approved for other types of disorders. >> reporter: for piper's family, just a promise of a new drug on the horizon is life changing. >> it's inspirational. it gives me hope. >> reporter: and part of the credit may ultimately go to a bay area innovation that puts a humble fish on the cutting edge of research. dan ashley, ac 7 news. >> the drug being tested was originally approved for weight loss and its main sid

and two zebras escaped from a zoo.de it a mile before one was captured. >>> the sci-fi-classic inspires invention and could revolutionize the way we monitor our health. nbc 10's keith jones shows us how. >> i'd like to take you to sick bay. >> reporter: from the small screen right into your kids' hands, the "star trek" tri-quarter, the medical device diagnosing patients so popular, we didn't care if it was fake. but now it's as real as ever, thanks to dr. basil harris, er doctor by day, trekkie by night. >> we basically watched every episode growing up, over and over again. consuming science fiction and being inspired by it. >> announcer: space, a final frontier. >> to boldly go where no man has gone before. with the help of his two brothers and sister, they entered the prize contest a few years ago, using their own money to replicate the recorder. they came up with this. it's called dexter. it diagnoses and interprets 13 health conditions like pneumonia or diabetes while monitoring five health vitals. >> let's try to

and in 2015, two zebras escaped from a circus in west philadelphia.wo miles before finally being captured. >>> an animal of a different kind, we're talking about a bunny, the easter bunny. here is an easter tradition in gloucester county you have to see. the easter bunny skydiving into williamstown. every year, this daredevil rabbit jumps out of a plane, thrilling crowds at cross keys aur airport. this year, they placed more than 12,000 easter eggs all over the landing area. what a great day for an easter egg hunt yesterday. even better today. meteorologist krystal klei has the details with the first alert neighborhood forecast. fill us in, krystal. >> a pretty good forecast both today and tomorrow. let's go through the detail first with today, this morning, just a little cool outside to start. and really, this isn't bad compared to where we were a month ago. we're talking 40s out there. 48 degrees, andorra, you're at 44. officially at the airport, 48 degrees, as well. mid-40s from parkwood stretching down to torresdale at 45 degrees. that's for our p

she is examining zebra fish embryos. 2-year-old has been busy all day at the national archives whereds with the clark construction spent the morning doing charity work. that is at the museum of the bible. they got their hard hats on. they had popcorn and ice cream. this 11-year-old got to play boss at politics and pros. some kids got political, including the speaker's news conference and the white house briefing room. there even more photos. >> a great experience. >> the pizza popcorn had to be the best. jonathan: thanks. coming up for us, two years since riots in baltimore. a look at the relationship between police and the community >> these roads might be fine for riders on the four wheels but a difference story for those on two wheels. powerful words about the concerns coming up. alison: new at 5:00, the delaware state trooper shotted on killed in the line of duty from prince george's county. what we learn about corporal stephen ballard when i join you just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just che

. >> ki la is floweding a special drug screening machine, no chemicals, but tiny zebra fish, the fishenetically altered to relieve seizures. >> the machine's design came from trial and error in the u ucsf, once they're loading in, cameras with tracking software are loaded on to the screen and helps researchers know if they're interrupting the seizures. >> we have screened about 3,000 drugs in a little over three years. >> reporter: in a small clinical trial, one of the drugs managed to reduce the frequency of seizures in a pool of nearly half a dozen patients. >> these are drugs that are already out there, we know something about them, they have been approved for other types of disorders. >> for piper's family, just the promise of a new drug is inspirational. >> it gives you hope. >> reporter: and part of it might go to a bay area to fountain. >> the drug was originally approved for weight loss and it's main side effect so far is loss of appetite. >>> we're taking a view outside in santa cruz now, look at the waves there. spencer will tell us when the beach weather will return. >>> we

. >> ki la is floweding a special drug screening machine, no chemicals, but tiny zebra fish, the fishally to relieve seizures. >> the machine's design came from trial u ucsf, once they're loading in, cameras with tracking software are loaded on to the screen and helps researchers know if they're interrupting the seizures. >> we have screened about 3,000 drugs in a little over three years. >> reporter: in a small clinical trial, one of the drugs managed to reduce the frequency of seizures in a pool of nearly half a dozen patients. >> these are drugs that are already out there, we know something about them, they have been approved for other types of disorders. >> for piper's family, just the promise of a new drug is inspirational. >> it gives you hope. >> reporter: and part of it might go to a bay area to fountain. >> the drug was originally approved for weight loss and it's main side effect so far is loss of appetite. >>> we're taking a view outside in santa cruz now, look at the waves there. spencer will tell us when the beach weather will return. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this

rooms, wearing his bright yellow bathrobe said, i don't care if this guy is black, yellow, green or a zebra. if he can play he can play on this team. there was no question of his authority. he asked each one of them, will you play or will you go. i talked to bobby reagan who was the third string catcher. he was willing to make this protest. willing to risk his big-league .areer he said i would rather be traded. and he saidabout it i was a white so promise. he said i believe white was spring's commerce -- supreme. if jackie robinson were allowed to cross that line, all my values would crumble. i could not go home. i could not go back to my family. my community would just trust me. this is what we were raised to believe. i have black family in my house, they entertained us, they cleaned our house. treated as superior to me him in the starting lineup and i was not, i could not handle it. day if rance ricky that he had to he would play. he backed down. this was a huge moment for the team. choosingyers as such a their love for the sport over their prejudice. they are at least willing to live wit

jones told the court that even though his ex-wife was a member of peta, jones likes to eat zebra steaksand would you like that rare, or medium rare?" i'd like it extremely rare, endangered, in fact. of course, one of the accusations against him is drug use, which he admitted to, saying he sometimes smokes marijuana, nearly yearly, "to monitor its strength, which is how law enforcement does it." ( laughter ) yes, everyone remembers that one "law & order" episode per year where the detectives burn down the dank bud, then sit on the couch with a bunch of snacks, and binge-watch "law & order." it's pretty trippy. in fact, it's not just "law & order." it's real. all cops do this. all policemen get stoned once a year. but first they look in the mirror and say, "am i a cop? i gotta tell me if i'm a cop. and again, i feel bad for alex jones here. in the past-- i'm a performer-- and i've been judged for the things i've said while in character, specifically the character of tuck buckford, who is the host of the right-wing radio show "brainfight." >> i gotta tell you brainfighters, ben franklin ha

not with microbes or chemicals but tiny zebra fish. bred in the lab and genetically altered to have seizures. >> nobody is using seizure fish to study ep lency. we started with the tools ourselves. >> neuroresearcher says the machine's design came from trial and error in the ucsf lab. it allows them to put test drugs in the water with fish. once loaded in cameras with tracking software project them onto the screen and help alert researchers if a drug is interrupting the seizures. the process is so fast. >> fact we've screened about 3,000 drugs in a little over three years. >> reporter: they've already produced small hits. one of the drugs managed to reduce the freakcy in a pool of nearly half a dozen patients. >> these are drugs already out there. we know something about them. they have been approved for other types of disorders. >> reporter: for piper's family the promise of a new drug is life changing. >> it's inspirational. it gives me hope. >> reporter: and part of the credit may ultimately go to a bay area innovation that puts a h

you cannot change a zebras stripes, or can you? nfl draft is nine days away and that means philly fans will be basking in the national lime light, but is that a good thing? grass grows, bird fly, and waves pound the sand, and philly fans boo. >> boo, boo. >> reporter: it is a natural order of things, so when nfl draft rolls rolls into town next week. >> we will boo no math ever what. it is philly, that is just how it is. we will be happy, even fit is best player in the world we will boo. >> when commissioner steps to the mike. >> i necessity fans, should and better boo roger goodell like there is no tomorrow. >> reporter: entire nation will be watching city of brotherly love, a chance to turn over a new leaf, after all this town is men for having thrown snowballs at santa claus in 1968. so, should fans be kind, and gentle furkow boys, giants, washington, or should their division rivals get the fulfill i treatment. >> would i expect eagles fans to be eagles fans. philadelphia fans to be philadelphia fans. >> well, this is still comp

. >> the elephants, they don't mind the rain, neither do zebras. but the people were almost all wearing plastic ponchos. >> it's a great tradition for us on easter monday to welcome families from all over, the beginning of spring, just a wonderful time to be at the national zoo. >> even if it's raining? >> even if it's raining. >> reporter: the pandas were mostly inside this rainy day. people jostled for position. >> put the smaller children in the front. please and thank you. >> reporter: the zoo's 127 years old, we think the easter monday tradition is about a hundred years old. it began primarily as african on the day after easter. >> that's my daughter. >> you got the whole family? >> my whole family's out here today. >> children are out of school, my grandkids are there, my whole family's there. >> reporter: the big crowds prompted police when there were a couple of crowd incidents a few years ago, but now it's mainly crowd control. >> your zoo is a favorite place for families with children in the washington, d.c. area. we welcome everybody. >>

. >>> back in 2015, two zebras escaped from a circus in west philadelphia. before being captured. >>> no concerns about this animal here. this easter bunny, flying high in gloucester county. it's the easter bunny's skydive in williamstown. every year they do this. the rabbit jumps out of a plane, thrilling crowds at the cross keys airport. this year, the skydiving team placed more than 12,000 easter eggs all over the landing area for the children to have an easter egg hunt. it's going to be a great day ahead for another easter egg hunt. meteorologist krystal klei has all the details for us in the first alert neighborhood forecast. krystal? >> that easter bunny is a lot more gutsy than i am. pretty cool. let's take a look at your philadelphia temperatures right now. so, across our neighborhoods, we see a lot of upper 40s to around 50 degrees. we're at 50, rittenhouse, graduate hospital. and 49 at the airport. 45 for andorra. we see about the same for bustleton, torresdale, 44, parkwood, for the current temperatures. now, might be a little chilly to start. you

yellow bathrobe, said to his st team i don't care if this guy is black or white or green or yellow or a zebra. if he can play, he will be on this team. you can take your position and stick it up your you know what. nobody questioned his authority. players immediately back down. they were told the same the next day, if they did not want to play they will be traded. , the backup catcher had a very marginal hold on his job and he was willing to make this protest. willing to risk his big league career, bigger at the time then than there was now. but reagan said i would rather be traded. i asked him about that. he said i was a white supremacist. i believed that whites were supreme and superior to blacks in every way. if jackie robinson were allowed to cross that line, all my values would crumble. i could not go home or go back to my family, my community would distress me because this is what we were raised to believe. i had a black family in my house all the time but they were mowing the lawn and entertaining us. but the thought of having them treated as an equal or superior to me because he is in

zebras said decades of time eu means thered would be inevitable inc. -- impact. is positioned to handle it. affected byill be brexit. we are closely intertwined. it is not a nice situation for us. but germany's economy is so well-placed internationally, that it can cope and hopefully, we will get trading rules that will allow trade in another form. james is still with us. seen someave reaction to this. attack. a little flight to safety but not a huge or pronounced move down in rates. going inu see bunds regards to brexit in the next year or two? i am not sure that brexit will be the big story. there is so much going on in terms of european politics and the ecp's shifting reaction function. -- ecb's shifting reaction function. notds -- it is a particularly lucrative asset to be owning. if you look at the situation in europe at the moment, and specifically germany, it is tough to rationalize that level of valuation. what breaks it means for these economies will largely depend on exactly what deal we see but i have to say that i am more sanguine than most on the sit

little jack: not with the wildebeest and the zebra. jack: i know that, jack.hing that only happens once a year when they're all coming back here and all the flamingos are going up there. so it was a real change for me to see this. even though we missed the flamingos, just can you imagine yesterday, there was thousands, tens of thousands of them, right? robert: yes, yes. jack: flamingos here? and they all, i guess they had their little meeting like those pelicans did. say, "let's have a little meeting, everybody. it's time for us to go 'cause the weather's changing." we were in the park not that long and all of a sudden, here's another massive--what do you call it, a pod? little jack: bloat. jack: a bloat of hippos. he always remembers this. another massive bloat of hippos everywhere, so there's not a shortage of hippos, i know that. [hippos grunting] what's the hippos with the birds here? they don't go after the birds, right? robert: no. jack: the birds can land on top of them almost. robert: yeah, they live in harmony. jack: i mean, look at this. thousands of

rhinos, zebras and elephants feasted on a special lunch made up of grass, plants and painted watermelons a little more convinced. iam not i am not surprised they are confused. why is the watermelon blue, they are thinking? to mike now, who is at the crucible, in sheffield, ahead of the start of the world snooker championship. good morning to you. good morning. i need a name. what do you think? pocket rocket or shall? i am deep inside the crucible, the dressing rooms are just there, and this is the walker players have been doing for 40 yea rs the walker players have been doing for 40 years at this famous theatre —— pocket rocket bushell. it is not as famous as the walk at wimbledon, but the cameraman is doing well. it isa but the cameraman is doing well. it is a tight squeeze because it is a walking theatre. they normally walk out with their cues, the commentary box that, in the big moment where you take a deep left and walk down the red carpet to the applause of 900 needy people in here. and as i say, they have in doing this for 40 yea rs say, they have in doing this for 40 years and the