police in philadelphia searching for the subjects who snatched this five-year-old from school. this is the first time we re hearing from the good samaritan who found the child alone and hiding on a playground on his way to work. when i was walking, it sounded like a cat. it stuck to me. so when i got closer to it, it just it kind of sounded so clear to me as help, help. when i seen her she only had a t-shirt on and it was wet. she didn t have nothing else on. she was bare footed. she was cold. she was shivering. the first thing that came to my mind was like this is a crazy moment right now to see this child out here at this time of night. gretchen: the school superintendent trying to figure out why there was a massive breach in protocol. the woman seen in this surveillance video you see on your screen right there never showed i.d. but was still able to walk out with that girl. steve: somebody is going to wind up with a $10,000 reward for that. brand-new and potentially
who is better at picking stocks. so they squared off three professional stock analysts, a secondary class of children, and orlando the cat. after one year, who do you think won? that s right. orlando the cat. they gave each of the three groups of contestantses 5,000, that says dollars burks it s pounds. gave them trial maybe we ve done the computations. they end of the year, the pros made 17 of pounds. but orlando the cat made 542 pounds. so in other words, save your money. buy a cat. gretchen: that reminds me of the ncaa picks where brian went up against the elephant. brian: right. gretchen: remember? brian: i didn t do too well. i understand that one of the keys is the cat shorted facebook. is that true? gretchen: very quick. that was good. brian: all right. let s play a game now. name that animal. the only animal that i can
where the ball was underneath the cup each of the three times they played the shell game. kiddo, now obviously an internet sensation. love that. brian: according to one of our viewers, the reason why the cat is good at this is the noise. the cat has supersonic hearing. steve: and can hear the ball rolling around? brian: that s what we re getting. gretchen: maybe a little bit of the bell sound. we know that about dogs, right? they have that and other animals and dolphins, for example, i m thinking about that because over the holidays, i got a chance to swim with them and they have the whistles that blow at a high pitch and they can hear noises that we can t. maybe that s part of it. brian: that s true. i remember in the 70s at one point dolphins were so good, they were fighting crime. flipper used to fight crime. steve: they were. speaking of the cat, a newspaper in great britain decided to see
fib, his nose grew. brian: we don t remember exactly what pinocchio said. anybody would can provide quotes, we d appreciate that. keep in mind, lance armstrong went at people and call them liars for calling him a liar. so he was really defiant. steve: i just got a list of pinocchio s lies from a fellow identifying himself as gepetto. brian: really? that was who made him, right? gretchen: was he the father or the father figure? steve: the fellow who made him. brian: we know so little about pinocchio. gretchen: they re supposed to give you a big boost. but energy drinks are make people sick at alarming rates allegedly. steve: then talk about catlike reflexes. a cat who wins the shell game every single time. purrrfect just one bite opens a world of delight.
mama bear coming and looking for her cub, this traumatic incident occurs, yet they are reunited and able to be turned loose. i think it is a story of hope, you know. many wildlife officials rely on air bagges it cushion the fall of bears they have to sedate, a development they owe, in some part, to sparky the bear. december 6, 2010. in tucson, arizona, another animal is stuck high on an electrical pole. this time, a cat who s been up there for three days. i just thought the cat might either slip and fall off or get into the power lines and get shocked and die. but kim, the cat, surprises everyone. on a monday, cameraman andrew brown heads out to cover the story. all day, phone lines had been