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Same way? >> and a cruise ship nightmare, and why passengers had to trade in cabin room for a hospital bed. >> yikes. and protecting beach goers by low aring the number of sharks. >> it will make a far worse situation. they are bringing them closer and dumping the bodies out to sea and bringing more sharks in to the area.
Human beings and the swimmers and the surfers in the water there. >> i am pleased for. that and hopefully it will prove successful and we will reduce the risk to beach goers. >> protestors staged demonstrations and calling it inhuman. the government aims to protect people, seven of whom were killed by sharks in the past three years there. caribbean vacation cut short. royal caribbean bringing the explorer of the seas home early after more than 600 passengers and crew became sick with a nasty stomach bug. steve has more for us from miami. >> alisyn. it was a ten day caribbean cruise and inste...
The driver leading agents on a short case before abandoning the truck and fleeing to mexico. agents make a startling discovery. the aemerican driver busted by canine units. officials in western australia are hoping to decrease the number by warning beach goers. it is not officials or humans sending out the warnings it is the sharks themselves. jonathan samuel checks out this unique approach. >> patroled by air and sea are the traditional ways to spot sharks off australia's coast. but now when sharks swim too close to beaches they send a warning message themselves via
>> i didn't say that. >> but you are sorry? >> yes. of course, i'm sorry. >> on october 19th, 2010, mary bale pleads guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to the cat. she's fined 250 pounds. that's almost $400. she's banned from keeping animals for five years. >> what she has done was wrong. to some people, it might just be a cat. but she's our cat. >> the reason for her actions are still unclear. but without the manns' security footage, the mystery of the cat in the bin may never have been solved. >> we were relieved lola was fine and we found her in time. hopefully, it discourages people t...
Very disturbed by this video. >> the woman is identified as mary bale, age 45. she starts receiving death threats and expresses deep regret for her actions. >> it was not intended to cause any harm to anybody. i apologize really. >> so you did it as a joke? >> i didn't say that. >> but you are sorry? >> yes. of course, i'm sorry. >> on october 19th, 2010, mary bale pleads guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to the cat. she's fined 250 pounds. that's almost $400. she's banned from keeping animals for five years. >> what she has done was wrong. to some people, it might just be a cat. but she...