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But animals are still dying. since january 1st, 220 sea turtles and 175 dolphins have been found dead. the team performed most of the necropsies. the results are not yet available, but the early numbers are startling. >> ive been in this business for about 30 years, weve been studying these animals in the wild and captivity. in the months of january and february, weve never seen this type of spike. its about a 10 fold to 15 fold increase, which is significant. >> its tough to see and think about...

Detention facility in kansas. one is far less restrictive where he will be able to interact with half a dozen other detainees and where he will have better access to mental health care. the pentagon top lawyer says there was nothing wrong with conditions at quantico but this comes amid protests over the former soldiers treatment in captivity. the lawyers say he was alone 23 hours a day and he slept naked, without blankets or pillows and stood at attention, naked, at the front of the cell every m...

He is representative of both the destruction and the hope. and im not giving away the ending by saying that because i think there are parts of his experience being rehabilitated, moments of it even when you see hes doing okay that are just -- it just doesnt look right to see a bird have to go through something like this and just to be in captivity, its easy to forget that even being in captivity, there are all of these watchful i eyes and everyone is trying to take care and rehabilitate these bi...

Are you willing to save humanity or not? now, at the same time, did you worry that -- i wont give it away if the bird lives or dies, but did you worry about the bird living became a metaphor for good news and the bird dying becoming a metaphor for the gulf dying? how worried were you going through the process? >> thats a good point. i think we really had to understand that the bird would be iconic whether he lived or died, because really, this bird, he is representative of both the destruction a...

Living became a metaphor for good news and the bird dying becoming a metaphor for the gulf dying? how worried were you going through the process? >> thats a good point. i think we really had to understand that the bird would be iconic whether he lived or died, because really, this bird, he is representative of both the destruction and the hope. and im not giving away the ending by saying that because i think there are parts of his experience being rehabilitated, moments of it even when you see h...

They rarely give birth in captivity let alone to triplitts. officials keep a close eye on these cubs. only a month old weighing in five pounds each. they can already put up quite a fight. the new arrivals dont have names yet but the zoo plans to hold a contest so people can make suggestions. >> the company that runs japans troubled nuclear plant announcing it will pay thousands of dollars to each family thats had to evacuate as radiation continues to spread. next, fox reports on the new efforts ...

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Population services international. you can read about her in her new book, here it is, in her new memoir "all that is bitter and sweet." thats the name of the book. ashley judd joins us right now. here you are, its great. youre a vision. thank you for coming on. this question that im learning about. i thought i knew a lot about this stuff, but you go around the world for this organization and you go to places that most women who have any freedom would never go, these third world hell holes and f...

Memoir "all that is bitter and sweet." thats the name of the book. ashley judd joins us right now. here you are, its great. youre a vision. thank you for coming on. this question that im learning about. i thought i knew a lot about this stuff, but you go around the world for this organization and you go to places that most women who have any freedom would never go, these third world hell holes and fourth world hell holes where women are probably taken into captivity like in horror movies, kept t...

Welcome back. well, its appear honor for us, you may know actress ashley judd for her work in films such as "double jeopardy." but for the past several years she spent her time and life dedicated to combatting hiv and aids as a global ambassador for population services international. you can read about her in her new book, here it is, in her new memoir "all that is bitter and sweet." thats the name of the book. ashley judd joins us right now. here you are, its great. thank you for coming on. abo...