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For tonight's shot, is it the demon known as the el chupacabra? >> oh, no. >> i don't think it is. i think it's a dead dog. any way -- >> poor dog. >> my producer, charlie, he's obsessed with it, is convinced it's the goblin that drinks the blood of goats. he killed it and kept the carcass. so to me it seems like he killed the dog and is now passing it off as a demon. >> or he found a dog that was already dead. >> i'm hoping that he didn't kill the dog so he could show it

"impacting your world" the severe drought in east africa putting a death grip on kenya. the world group program says it needs to help feed almost 4 billion people across the country. we look at kenya's heartland for a close look at the problem. >> reporter: for years kenyans escaped to mt. kenyan to find water and pasture. but they found only dead. rotting cattle are on the valley floor, a feast only for the flies. the slopes of mt. kenya are literally littered with hundreds of dead cattle because of years of successive drought in kenya, people are losing their livelihoods. this man brought hi...

"we are proud about our land and we love our land," she says. "but we have become tired of trying to farm, because we are never producing anything." so, this once-proud farmer depends on hand-outs, but aid agencies can't always keep up. now, she only has one meal left for her family. hope is now crushed for many kenyan farmers. some have given up on producing food entirely, breaking rocks in a nearby quarry. the back-breaking work will earn them less than a dollar a day. but they say that doing something is always better than nothing. even if decent rains fall in the coming weeks, the damage h...

Firefighters increase are keeping an eye out for flareups but the worst of the wild fire near athens is under control. managers say 150 homes were destroyed and all so olive groves and forests. thailand, on the unusual visitor at this park in bangkok, alligator-sized lizards. tourists are not used to the reptiles. i've never seen such a big animal. shepard: park employees protect the creatures. now to a church and misery that seems to be trying to raise some questions using billboards that ask what can and cannot be forgiven. it lists sex offenders, cheating, suicide, telling lies.

Afghanistan. >> 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. sunday morning. "state of the union." good lineup there. thanks very much. our viewers, by the way, can see my full interview with senator bob corker tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern. the saturday "situation room" 6:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. be prepared. that's homeland security security janet napolitano's message to americans. we're going to tell you about the government's campaign to help you be able to perform cpr and other emergency measures. and the chicago river gets an unexpected visitor. guess what? an alligator. yes. an alligator. medicare.