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On this edition of Conversations, Brendon Wiley, Director of the Topeka Zoo and Conservation Center, talks with host Dan Skinner about the "Giraffe & Friends" exhibit.
Killings in america. you will not want to miss it. >> the silent threat in the sunshine state, locals affected by a potentially deadly virus. we'll take you there live. we'll speak with a reformed terrorist about a new al-qaeda leader, what it means for battling home grown terrorists on u.s. soil that this man is so familiar with the united states. that's next hour. right now, though, a baby girafter in kansas is in the fight of her life. her name is hope. she was born with a foot deformity, making it almost impossible for her rear legs to support her weight. zookeepers at the topeka zoo a...
Jump on the treatment plan and really try to get this corrected. jon: i know you've been working hard with some exterior tenons, and very quickly, how's the prognosis? >> bottom line is, it's too early to tell. this animal has such a great spirit, she's improving literally every day, that we're extremely hopeful. we feel really good about it. we know that we're confident in that we're giving her every opportunity to survive. jon: all right. brendon, we thank you very much and we wish hope well as she tries to make that recovery. we have some -- brendon, thank you very much. >> thank you, jon. ...
unemployment number, staying at 9 1/2%, overall we lost 131,000 jobs, reflecting a loss mainly of government jobs, due to the census workers. but the private sector added about 71,000 jobs, and this is what the administration is pointing to as a positive amongst all these figures. neil cavuto is here to break the numbers down, anchor of "your world" and editor of business news for the fox business channel. private sector growth is happening, we're seeing it in the numbers but the bigger question is, is it actually enough. >> well, obviously, it isn't enough thus far, because you know...