WHITFIELD: In California, a couple of wayward whales is getting a breather this weekend. Marine scientists trying to coax the mother and calf back into the Pacific Ocean will wait now until Tuesday to resume their work. Spraying the whales with fire hoses yesterday didn't exactly do the trick. The animals did swim away, but only far enough in order to go around the hose and the boat. The solution -- more boats, a fleet will be rolled out on Tuesday. The humpback whales are injured probably from a boat's propeller. They apparently took a wrong turn when they entered the San Francisco Bay, traveling 90 miles inland up the Sacramento River instead. Now trying to get back them back on course. See ya later alligators. Some Florida residents are trying to use their lakes again now that a pair of alligators is no longer on the loose. A famed trapper caught the eight foot female and 10 foot male gator. The pair had taken up residence in a neighborhood canal in Miami Lake, Florida. Hopefully they have a new home now. The skyline of Buffalo, New York, a bit different this morning. A vacant medical tower, well, much more vacant now and no longer towering. It's crashing down there in the cloud of dust. The 14- story tower was imploded to make way for a new medical complex. It was the scene of a big anti-abortion protest 15 years ago, as well. The desperate search to find two missing soldiers in Iraq, the latest on the intense search efforts to find these two men who disappeared two weeks ago today. On this Memorial Day weekend, a special look at Warrior One, the former CNN Hummer used in Iraq and how the proceeds from its sale went to the Fisher House, a place that helps injured men and women returning from war. That's straight ahead in our next half hour.
Humpback Whales in Sacramento River; Buffalo, New York Skyline