and the dolphin sings and their wishes come true. in the past people used to carry same torches or candles in spotless to light up the cave but by the end of the twentieth century electricity was restored today a torchlight procession in the cave is only for special occasions and now it's in tribute to alexander clinic of thanks to him tourists can venture underground every day. guided tourists into the cave until his very death even to the point where he was almost blind he connected the past the present and the future it was a constant process and eternal link between the mysterious underground world and the buzz of life outside. all. download the official click ation choke on the phone the i pod touch from the i.q. tops to. life on the go. video on demand on cheese my food costs and our s.s. feeds now with the palm of your.

s miami dolphins sold for $1 billion. rick horrow spoke with dolphins owner stephen ross about spending that kind of money. >> i bought it because i wanted to create a winner. i love football. i bought it, you know, one, because i could afford it, and the idea of building a winner. the challenge of doing that. certainly i haven't been successful doing that yet, so, you know, i don't feel i've been a success until i can create, and being an owner i'm more like a fan. and i didn't do it as a business. it has a lot of advantages owning a team, but that wasn't the reason why i bought the team. >> tom: big question. did you overpay? >> a lot of teams in the nfl have been traded and i think when you sigh the values of those teams that traded and the fact that we own the real estate, we own the stadium, our team traded a little higher value than the most recent acquisitions. you can't really compare them. but based on football, i think it's pretty much at the level that i paid for it. >> you feel like you've gotten the value out

of the way in which it was -- the tuna were set upon, hollowing dolphin, and he immediately got the point, and he said i will fix, that and he withdrew the application. he said under no circumstances do i want to win in the gatt and see mexican tuna unable to carry the label in american supermarkets dolphin-safe. and i remember thinking that really was the genius of the forward stewardship council created by world wildlife fund and others some years ago and the marine stewardship council both of which are labeling non-governmental organizations. in fact, one of the most successful regulations in the united states is lead building certification and it's not a regulation but a major developner california, the person who built the stadium in l.a., told me you cannot get lending for a significant building from a bank in california if it's not lead certified. well, that tells you something, and my own history with creating the program when i was at epa of energy star computer and then the energy star program growing, in the beginning these were only advisory, only informational, and they

. >>> tonight, rescuers in southern california are trying to help a wayward dolphin find its way back to the ocean. it's stranded in orange county. earlier it swam about 200 yards into open water but turned around and swam back into the a lagoon after encountering two other dolphins. up here, must-see tv for a new captive audience. >>> fair to say, it was only a matter of time before someone thought about hitting the tv pause button in a whole new way. yes, a cable channel for dogs is finally here. the first city is san diego with hopes of expansion. miguel almiguer has more tonight. >> reporter: this is the newest edition of must-see tv. it's called dog tv. >> ehe's obsessed with dog tv. >> reporter: mary says he was hooked at first sight. puppy love. >> his eyes almost bulge out of his head. >> created to keep your pooch entertained, dog claims their programming packages stimulate, relax and can even lull fido to sleep. for now in san diego, the test market, dog tv is free. but the company plans to charge $4.99 if the service is rolled out nationwide to an estimated 46 million house

if it was not dolphin safe. because of the way in which it was, the tuna were set upon, following dolphin. and he immediately got the point and he said -- i will fix that. and he withdrew the application. he said under no circumstances do i want to gin win in the gatd see mexican tuna unable to carry the label in american supermarkets dolphin safe. that really was the genius of the four stewardship council, created some years ago and marine stewardship council both of which labelling, nongulf mental organizations in fact one of the most successful regulations in the united states is lead building certification, not regulation, major developer in california, built the stadium in l.a., told me, you cannot get lending for significant building from a bank in california if it is not lead certified. well that tells you something. and my own hiss stotory of crea energy star computer and energy star program growing. in the beginning advisory, informational. they had significant impact. if you look at unilever today or w

the thinking man with five other dolphins. getting a lot of attention. >>> also attention say roadways it's been a busy morning loss to get to of course our biggest problem with monitoring the six city. and they have opened some lanes. northbound one lane and the wrestling deco's for the big rig accident. all and they're getting by. still slowing you can see northbound " crawling along. foothill boulevard most the time again on the northbound side you are seeing some delays again for spectators. so definitely use 580 they hope to have never been opened by 7:00. we dove reports of a brand new accident and injury south 11 at 85 chp is on scene all one lame of women is closed the fire crews are on seen as well. 8237 start to see some extra volume so far an air bridge is not doing badly of keep you updated all this traffic. changes in the one of course look clouds are working their way and temperatures right now running in the '50s and scored his surgical down to a comfortable warm temperature in the upper 70's and some '60s up fo

and also round two, stanford tackle jonathan martin to the dolphins. plus brian an ger to jackson joongville. >> freddy sanchez they are wondering if he will get healthy again. his return is once again on hold. >> giants and padres, eric hacker making his major league debut for the giants. trouble in the first, nick huntedly rips it through. chase headly scores. 1-0 san diego. an jell pagon, is there anybody hotter? homers, his fourth and we're tied at 1. this made it with an r.b.i. single. buster posey, deep, aloha. solo bomb fourth of year. giants down 5-3 but houston street slams the door in the ninth. padres win it 5-3. a's in baltimore, hawaiian connection, kurt suzuki, he scores all the way from first and we're tied at 1. a's with a 2-1 rally. eric sogard, come get some, 2 run homer. a's win their third straight. they are a game over 500. that is wrap. mike shumann will have a final coming up at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> terry: coming up next, how drivers are reacting to the weekend closure of doyle

unfriendly dolphins. crews are expected to give it another go. keep you posted on whether that little guy goes back to safer, deeper waters. >> los angeles erupting in violence. if you can believe it 20 years ago. have the wounds healed. is anything different? if it is, how different. the police official calling the shots on the ground during the l.a. riots said one step forward, two steps back and ask him why live on the scene next. çñv,>wvs[rk÷=$fí]çffs8rkaglcçñ >>> the streets of los angeles 20 years ago. the neighborhood turned into war zones. they were scenes from the l.a. riots and now they are historic markers. a brutal look at a city simmering over issues over race, poverty, inequality, all over the acquittal of four police officers accused with the beating of rodney king. that was the trigger that unleashed it all. this was also a wake up call. the impetus for change. today the streets of l.a., the lapd and its communities are in many ways very much transformed but at the same time the r

a dolphin that lost its way has just been spot bid crew. the animal got separated from the pod and ended up in shallow waters near huntington beach. >> this is a live picture, rescuers are concerned the dolphin might beach itself. and they're hoping a rising tide will head them to safety. >> there are four,. >> or five. >> this is probably good news that everybody is back together here. >> we'll keep our tabs on that and there is the whale of a couple days ago. >> yes. >> spencer christian is here now. >> there is a whale of a weekend coming up. >> there you go. >> and there is a look at how beautiful -- . >> or sad. >> or sad. >> there is a live view giving us a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. wow. there is a part of the bay. it's a stunningly early evening and mild at the memt. there is a loop of the close up satellite image this morning. you can see hardly a cloud in the sky. and those are the conditions that prevail now as well. there is some highs, 72 degrees the high in santa rosa. 72 antioch. 72 in santa cruz and upper 60s

nearly 900 dolphins have turned up on a stretch of beach on the northern coast. scientists have been testing the dolphins, trying to figure out exactly what happened. but these deaths are just the latest in a worldwide trend. in february, 179 dolphins washed ashore in cape cod, then in early march, amateur video taken on a beach in rio de janeiro showed more than 30 dolphins on the shore there. >>> we turn now to our weather here in the united states. boy, is it going to be a messy commute tomorrow and probably later on in the week as well. >> yeah. you know, it's already started today. there have been delays, hours-long, at times across the northeast. and of course you know that kind of snowballs, so to speak, right? into tomorrow. look at that picture. >> snow? it's the 22nd of april! >> indeed it is. this is getting a little late in the season for snow. that's dubois, pennsylvania, a picture taken by our cnn producer greg clary. we'll have live reports from dubois, they could get 6 to 12 inches of snowfall before all is said and done. that's right, 6 to 12 inc

in february, 179 dolphins washed up on cape cod. and in rio de janeiro showed 30 dolphins there. >>> what is president obama's platform? we're asking that question right after the break. >>> let's take you live now. there's mitt romney, he is in green castle, pennsylvania today. it's a campaign stop. and it's just two days before pennsylvania's primary. of course, pennsylvania big battleground state, and it is being said that mitt romney is going to have an uphill battle. if he's going to capture pennsylvania, he's going to try. he's live there two days before pennsylvania's primary. we'll be following it all and wolf blitzer will be having the coverage right here on cnn tuesday. >>> the world of change carried president obama four years ago, but toobin says it is way too early at this point. the president and his campaign have been strikingly quiet about plans for a second term. as a rule, all incumbents, of whatever office, run for reelection on their records rather than on their future promises, but obama appears to have taken th

what is the story with the bottle nosed dolphins and we mentioned. what's going on absolutely and you know it really frustrates me when people say that this hasn't been a cast for you that was predicted or i think like that look i was in the gulf right after the oil spill happened we were coming back from the slick and i looked over the side of the boat and they were dolphins swimming alongside us and one of them suddenly turned and was swimming on its back and i i realized it was turning to look at me and i think any death of about a month off and it's tragic and i think you know people say oh it's not so bad you know you're these are mammals his brains are almost as large and complex as ours and so on they trust us they come right up to the boat if you're swimming they'll come right up to you and what have we done to pay them back you know not only this that store but congress has turned their back on the gulf twenty years later they haven't passed any response legislation the senate added on the restore act the gulf restoration bill on the transpo

. >>> the wedlands along california's coast today, efforts to save a dolphin. it got separated from its family and is swimming by itself in shallow water. the fear is it will beach itself and suffocate in the mud. they don't want to agitate the powerful animal. that could put them in harm's way. >>> well, tide detergent may do more than clean your clothes. it could expose you to a cancer forming chemical. the environmental protection agency says it may cause cancer in lab rats. they've asked proctor & gamble to change the formula in tide, but a company toxicologist is saying the amount of the chemical in tide is well below the safety risk level. >>> much more ahead for you on kron 4 weekend. we'll have cameras everywhere along the race, keeping up with elite runners, as well as capturing the wild costumes as thousands of people make their way from the bay to the breakers. it's a san francisco tradition you don't want to miss. that's sunday morning, may 20 may 20th right here on kron 4. just in time for this year's race, kron 4 is giving away a big screen tv. we

on my property, on the back bay by my house, and as far as the dolphins, all of the dolphins died in our area, and two months ago they brought 20 dolphins with radios and numbers on them, and they died within a week. then they brought about a week ago they brought 20 more, and they don't look like they are doing too good right now. >> and talk to me also about the shrimp, because shrimp is your business, dean. i eat gulf coast seafood three or four times a week and you also brought a photograph for us of stlhrimp blinded by the oil. >> we are getting shrimpp without eyes or shrimp without heads and we are seeing red snapper with lesions and holes in them and crabs that you can see through and through them, and oysters with oil in it. it is, you know, it is far from over. the definition of insanity is when you do the same thing and expect a different result and they did the same thing in the gulf coast that they did in alaska only on a way larger scale. >> so, alex, here is the political challenge from my perspective as i look at this, when we live on the gulf coast, you are a support

dolphins and whales were just framed by the real bombers. a chicken... and a cow. - chicken and cow? chicken and cow! - chicken and cow use poor dolphin and whale as a scapegoat! this is outrage! [cows mooing] - [bleep] you, cow! [angry yelling] [chickens clucking] - [bleep] you, chicken! - [bleep] you, chicken! - great job, son. now the japanese are normal like us. >> april 2, 2012. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. boom. we have a good one tonight. my guest, mohammed nasheed, former president of the maldives. and climate change activists. climate change is very important to maldives because they were almost underwater. i was in washington d.c. this week at the clinton global initiative university. it was an incredibly impressive group of young people who have social causes and commit manys that they're all working on from all over the country and all over the world were gathered there. i met this kid who h

. >>> a florida family's relaxing vacation took a turn when dolphin was stuck on a sand bar. they got her back into the water. they also spotted a baby dolphin and were able to get her back in with her mom and the two just swam away. >>> well, it's know nate life month in maryland. a look at one local family's inspiring story and how to help out. >>> we use the internet for just about everything, so what about doing your taxes? >>> april is donate life month in maryland. donate life maryland is dedicated to saving lives through organ donations. it has given hope to a lot of people. >> reporter: meet this glen burnie resident and mother of four boys. her life changed when she lost three of them. she knew what needed to be done eye was already an organ don't north my sons, on their license, they got the heart, all three had them on their i.d. we decided once they passed, we would donate their organs. >> reporter: there are more than 2,000 people on the critical donor list and over 113,000 nationwide waiting for the gift of life. sadly, 18 people die every day waiting for that p

last may 40 dead dolphins were found. the year ended with 143 dolphin deaths, eight times the average. >>> knew this morning, a blind sea lion in southern california has found a new home, home, in e utah desert. the 700-pounder known as big guy has been swimming in a pool at a san pedro rescue facility since he was put there a year ago. because he's partially blind he won't be released back into the wild. instead he will be sharing an $18 million habitat with another partially blind sea lion at a salt lake city zoo. >> more wildlife news. a couple lost baby owls are back with their mom. they were found at the bottom of a eucalyptus tree. the nest was made stronger by using a laundry basket. while mom looked on the babies were brought up and out. >> mom is present, she's in the streaks which is great. we looked up and there she is. we aren't too worried about these guys. we will have people checking on her from time to time. but we want to get all of us, the predators, out of here so she has time to reunite with her babies

nearly 900 dolphins have turned up on a stretch of beach on the northern coast. scientists have been testing the dolphins, trieg to figure out exactly what happened. but these deaths are just the latest in a worldwide trend. in february, 179 dolphins washed ashore in cape cod, then in early march, amateur video taken on a beach in rio de janeiro show more than 30 dolphins on the shore there. >>> we turn now to our weather here in the united states. boy, is it going to be a messy commute tomorrow and probably later on in the week as well. >> yeah. you know, it's already started today. there have been delays, hours-long, at times across the northeast. and of course you know that kind of snowballs, so to speak, right? into tomorrow. look at that picture. >> snow? it's the 22nd of april! >> indeed it is. this is getting a little late in the season for snow. in pennsylvania, a picture taken by our cnn reporter in mccollarry. we'll have live reports from dubois, they could get 6 to 12 inches of snowfall before all is said and done. that's right, 6 to 12 inches. we coul

marine biologists say that the dolphin is healthy. they may try to lure the dolphin out to sea. we'll be right back is kron 4 morning news continues. let's take a look at the bay bridge where traffic is seems to be moving slow smoothly. >> made 40 4:00 a.m. on the kron 4 morning news ran >>george: the east shore freeway commute as the hon new hot spot is still a 32 minute drive. and at a funnel into hercules in an slow all way down to the macarther maze. it should be between 21 to 25 minutes for this 32 minutes written it is definitely behind schedule here. let's take look at the new ride with the golden gate bridge. the doyle trap drive bypass. this is the presidio parkway tunnel here. traffic is moving south bound. this is the movable barrier that will be shifted over to a light at one more reason northbound directions later this afternoon. this is the new interchange at the end of the construction sell. this traffic is heading off toward lumbar and this traffic is making a left- hand turn is turning its can take awhile for the drivers to get use it is new configurations. all

the dolphins have been swimming around in the wetlands channel for a few hours. wednesday night this all finance six others swam in there for some fish. the other five made it out into the ocean but this one is maybe a little confused. rescue officials are there and the crowd is there. the dolphin is only 12 ft. from the shore. >> he has good taste, huntington beach. hopefully he will be ok. >> they have rescuers on hand to help it get out from that channel and get back to the ocean with its friends. meanwhile a bbc daughter will become one of the most adorable attractions. at the pittsburgh zoo. he was found close to desk, stranded on a day in alaska. residents kept him alive feeding him and making sure he's a nice and cold and officials at the zoo say he is doing very well. visitors will be able to start seeing him beginning today. >> that is great. >> bouquet, a good day for a walk? >> great weekend coming our way. last week and we had hot tempers in the bay area. maybe not as hot as that but it will be very nice. outside right now we have clear skies and look

nearly 900 dolphins have turned up on a stretch of beach on the northern coast. scientists have been testing the dolphins, trying to figure out exactly what happened. but these deaths are just the latest in a worldwide trend. in february, 179 dolphins washed ashore in cape cod, then in early march, amateur video taken on a beach in rio de janeiro show more than 30 dolphins on the shore there. >>> we turn now to our weather here in the united states. boy, is it going to be a messy commute tomorrow and probably later on in the week as well. >> yeah. you know, it's already started today. there have been delays, hours-long, at times across the northeast. and of course you know that kind of snowballs, so to speak, right? into tomorrow. look at that picture. >> snow? it's the 22nd of april! >> indeed it is. this is getting a little late in the season for snow. in pennsylvania, a picture taken by our cnn reporter in -- greg cleary. we'll have live reports from dubois, they could get 6 to 12 inches of snowfall before all is said and done. that's right, 6 to 12 inches. we

. >>> in southern california a wayward dolphin has become stranded in a wetlands channel. the seven-foot dolphin may have been chasing some fish from the pacific ocean when it became disoriented and started swimming in circles. experts say if it can't figure its way out soon or high tide doesn't push it back out to sea, they'll use a harness to get the job done. >>> over the weekend in kentucky churchill downs had to suspend racing after thunderstorms brought in hail. fortunately the big race, the kentucky derby, is still a few days off. two inches of hail fell, causing power outages and damaging some cars. >>> finally, talk about going green. a high school junior used the tabs off cans of soda to create her dress for the prom. more than 5,000 tabs were used to assemble the aluminum gown. and, no, she swears that she didn't drink all of those sodas herself. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. 5,000 cans of soda. how long did that take her to do? >> i don't know. that was origi

lost or injured, dolphin goes and gets him so he can attach a leash to the dolphin, get led back to lab and safety. and you can see even on a daytime dive like this, you know, the visibility's not great down there. it wouldn't take a lot to wander off and get lost, and they used a lot of tethers and things to keep their bearings. you can see as the dolphin swims away it's not far before who knows how far it is. i will move along here. this is dr. bond is -- well, let's hear dr. bond. he's reading the sealab prayer. >> you might somehow control their work and safety as they perform their duties below. grant us all a safe and worthy respite from our labor for a time to come. we ask all this in the name of jesus christ, our lord, amen. >> thus, the 30 days passed. >> so that was something that not all the guys were into, but, you know, for dr. bond if you wanted to read a prayer on sundays, you know, that was fine, and people respected him, people liked him, and, you know, some people enjoyed the service as well. the spectacle of this kind of church service, and dr. bond had, indeed, b

the idea was that diver gets lost or injured, dolphin goes and gets -- attach a leash to the dolphin, get led back to the lab and safety, and you can see on a daytime dive like this, the visibility is not great down there. wouldn't take a lot to wander off and get lost, and they used a lot of tethers to keep their bearings. you can see the dolphin swims away, not far before who knows where it is. i will move along here. this is dr. bond is -- well, let's hear dr. bond, reading the sealab prayer. >> as they perform their duties below. and when their work as thy will be done. rest from our labors from time to come. we ask all this in the name of jesus christ our lord, amen. >> 30 days passed. >> so that was something that not all the guys were into, but for dr. bond, if he wanted to read a prayer on sundays, that was fine, and people respected him. people liked him, and some people enjoyed the service as well, but the spectacle of this kind of church service, and dr. bond had been a lay preacher back in the blue ridge mountains where he worked, so this was part of his habit and somethin

the dolphins taking ryan tan ahill, joining luck, rd 3 and brand wheeden of oklahoma state. the dolphins had not select a quarterback in the first round since they took dan marino in 1983. they hope tanahill is finally the guy for them. by the way, in pro football talk, mike florio will join us on "morning joe" to break down the first round action and look at the later rounds. >>> at madison square garden, the scene of a wild game seven between the rangers and senators in the stanley cup playoffs. rangers up one, brandon due binski feeds it. the rangers up 2-0. the senators added one. but rangers held on, the number one seed pushed to seven games by a tough ottawa team. but they hang on. they get the caps in round two. another showdown between the panthers and devils, florida looking to win its first playoff series in 16 years. down a goal with three minutes remaining, goch scoring on the power play, ties the game at 2 on the home ice. we go to overtime and to a second overtime. devils rookie adam henrik wins it for the devils, 3-2 the final. new jersey advances to face the

last may, 40 dead dolphins were found. year ended with 143 dolphin deaths. eight times the average. >>> knew this morning, a blind sea lion in southern california has found a new home in desert and what home. 700 pounder appropriately named big guy has been swimming at a pool at a rescue facility after he was found injured more than a year ago. he has been nursed back to health but because he is partially blind he won't be released back into the wild. he will share an $18 million habitat with another partially blind sea lion at salt lake city's zoo. >> a couple of lost baby owls are back with their mom in milpitas. they were found thursday night. their nest had broken apart. wild rescue made the nest stronger by using a laundry basket. while mom looked on the babies were brought back up to the tree. >> mom is present. she? the tree which is great. there she is. we're not too worried about these guys. we'll have people checking on her. but we want to get us out of here. >> mom has apologized for the shoddy construction. the nests for the great horned owl shou

a day out on the water for one family turned into a mission to save a stranded dolphin. look at this. we're told a father and daughter were boating near jacksonville when they spotted a dolphin flamg around on a sandbar and the tide was heading out quickly. the dad had recently seen a video of a dolphin rescue he thought he knew just what to do. the 72-year-old daughter got out grabbed the animal by the tail and managed to drag it safely into deeper water. i'm shepard smith. this is "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. president obama says it is just not fair for millionaires and billionaires to pay lower tax rates than anyone else. is he pushing again for the so-called buffet rule. remember the billionaire warren buffet wrote a column saying it was wrong for his secretary to pay a high higher tax rate than he does. >> i told you where i stand. it's not time for members of congress to tell you where they stand. >> shepard: the president has also been calling for ending the so-called bush tax cuts for the richest americans, and toda

dolphins in trouble and it's humans come to the rescue. a family trying to get this 300 pound animal to trying to in the right direction. watching this on leno. >> congratulations to bubba watson who won the american golf tournament. did you notice on the news they say american bubba watson. have you met anybody named bubba who wasn't an american? please welcome to london england sir bubba windsor, ladies and gentlemen. bubba windsor. who else but an american. >> remember that movie the town was fake set up for one man who thought it was all real. the dutch nursing home is being named truman show. everyone from the grocery cashier to restaurant manager all specially trained to treat the patients with dementia. is this break through care? let's ask psychiatrist and author of "better than normal." what makes you difference makes you exceptional. tell me about the nursing home slash village? >> i think it's fantastic. alzheimer's individuals have moments of clarity where they know exactly what is going on. the biggest thing they face is fear.

and jonathan bar minimum martin to the dolphins and brian anger to jacksonville in round three. >> giants wonder if freddy sanchez will ever get healthy again. he is trying to come back from surgery. >> eric hacker making his debut for the giants. he rips through the gap. chase headly scores and giants answer, angel pagon, homers, his fourth and we're tied on one. and here is a single. padres open up a three run league. buster posey, aloha, giants down 5-3 but houston slams the dou than door in the ninth and padres wins it. hawaiian connection, kurt suzuki he scores all the way from first. and a's with a two out rally. eric sogard come get some! athletics up and a's win and they are a game over .500. that is a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will have more 5:00 and 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> terry: coming up next, how drivers are reacting to the closure of doyle drive. as they check the golden gate bridge. and missing bay area teenager, the effort >> terry: traffic alert for san francisco this weekend. doyle drive is closed for the weekend as they work t

dolphins also show signs of distress. last year in louisiana federal researchers say 179 dolphins were stranded-- nearly eight times the average. it's not clear whether the oil played a role. b.p. has spent $14 billion on environmental cleanup and, in a statement today told us: the food and drug administration says it has extensively tested gulf seafood and it's safe to eat, but fisherman troy frady believes the gulf is still struggling. >> it's going to take many years of restoration in the gulf of mexico to get it back to where it's healthy. >> reporter: b.p. says it's committed to the largest and most complex study of the gulf ever done. it's a study with high stakes for all involved. elaine quijano, cbs news, barataria bay, louisiana. >> pelley: a plane carrying vice president biden collided with some birds last night. it happened as air force two was about to touchdown in santa barbara, california. the vice president landed safely. the vatican reprimands american nuns. the vatican reprimands american nuns. that story

at least 877 dead dolphins have been found. crews deputy environment minister says the dolphins may have died from a veers. official test results are expected next week. i'll see you back here at the top of the hour. sanjay gupta m.d. begins right now. >> hey there, and thanks for joining us this morning. lots do get to, including a new push to end medical research on chimpanzees. a very controversial issue. plus, the man behind the music of drake. his very own producer on living with m.s. what that's like. fist, a look under the microscope. >>> as you may have heard, the military has long been under fire for ignoring sexual assaults, but this week the pentagon's top man, defense secretary leon pin edda, announced a new crackdown. the main thing is that accusations will be investigated by senior officers. not just yoon it commanders. the pentagon says last year alone, last year, 19,000 sexual assaults in one year. most of them went unreported and unpunished, and there's more to that. we spoke with several former service women,

. >> reporter: there is also a higher number than usual of gulf dolphin deaths. between 2002-2009 on average, five dead dolphins were found in the month of may. after the bp spill in may of 2011, that number jumped to 40 and the year closed out with 143 dolphin dead, eight times the average. >> it's extremely important for us to enroll many people as we can and we need to enroll people who are rig workers and on the ground. >> reporter: what about the health impact on humans. they working on a comprehensive study. >> we have enrolled 19,000 workers so far, which is great. we heap to reach 40,000. we have a long way to g. >> reporter: as the studies develop, the louisiana sea food dealers continue to market it as a safe product. >> first and foremost, our seafood is still the most tested and the most checked, most independent food item in the united states period. >> reporter: the uno scientists said there is plenty to worry about. >> heavy metals are something that has not been studied until we started studying them at the university of new orleans. we're seeing,

wildlife experts say the dolphin looks healthy, but it appears disoriented. it was spot owed friday circling in shallow waters. rescuers say they may try to herd the dolphin back out on monday, but they hope it finds its way out. >>> bay area researchers developed a new diagnostic device. it can check the health of a patient's immune system in a fraction of the time as the older tests. carolyn johnson has the details. >> researchers say the device can check the health of a patient's immune system in a fraction of the time. and in certain cases it could lead to much earlier diagnosis and treatment. >> he is actually feeling pretty good considering that he and his brother were born with a condition that has devastated their immune systems. >> they are using other people's immune systems. >> it bolstered their ability to fight off infection, but in years case it took tw years before doctors diagno the immune deficiency. a delay that could soon be a thing of the past. >> he is also the lead inventor that can spot dozens of diseases. the inspiration came after he

love that everyone searching for love knocks on the dolphin and the dolphin sings and their wishes come true. in the past people used kerosene torches or candles in spotless to light up the cave but by the end of the twentieth century electricity was installs today the torchlight procession in the cave is only for special occasions and now was introduced to alexander clinic of thanks to him tourists convention underground every day. clinic of guided tourists into the chafe until his very death even to the point where he was almost blind he could make in the past the present and the future it was a constant process an eternal link between the mysterious underground world and the buzz of life outside. all.

wildlife experts say the dolphin looks healthy, but it appears disoriented. it was spot owed friday circling in shallow waters. rescuers say they may try to herd the dolphin back out on monday, but they hope it finds its way out. >>> bay area researchers developed a new diagnostic device. it can check the health of a patient's immune system in a fraction of the time as the older tests. carolyn johnson has the details. >> researchers say the device can check the health of a patient's immune system in a fraction of the time. and in certain cases it could lead to much earlier diagnosis and treatment. >> he is actually feeling pretty good considering that he and his brother were born with a condition that has devastated their immune systems. >> they are using other people's immune systems. >> it bolstered their ability to fight off infection, but in alex's case it took two years before doctors diagnosed the immune deficiency. a delay that could soon be a thing of the past. >> he is also the lead inventor that can spot dozens of diseases. the inspiration came afte