i go ape when there's monkey danger. this is monkey on the lam.t, a warning to the residentrç of alabama. first you live in alabama. [ laughter ] but a second warning, we go to kgtv san diego, alabama's monkey news leader. >> at this hour the sheriff's department in west central alabama county has sent out an extra patrol after reports of one gorilla spotted near a small town. the nearest zoo is in birmingham more than 100 miles away. the zoo's one gorilla is still in the borders. >> stephen: there's a mystery gorilla loose in alabama. authorities are looking for one gorilla but according to local news it's unknown how many are loose or in what direction they are headed. there could be any number of gorillas from 1 to 10,000 blood thirsty apes rooming alabama. what worries me is that we have no idea if that giant mob voted in last night's alabama primary. i can only assume -- i can only assume the apes came out big for santorum. they don't believe in evolution either. [ laughter ] they believe they were created in the image of their lord and savio

peak bloom datelearn about the centennial celebrations planned for the district plus a smart phone ap you want to download before heading to the tidal basin this year coming up fox 5 morning news ♪ [ music ] >> thank you as we head to the break we've got a live lookout side roadways a little jammed up, fog here and there as well latest weather and traffic tucker and julie coming up this is the dave mathews band it is 12 minutes after 7:00 a.m.  >>> making headlines this morning fire investigators say arson is to blame for the house fire in river dale heights friday that injured 7 firefighters one firefighter remains hospitalized with second and third degree burns over half his body officials said the fire was started in the basement of the home. >>> new this morning, in the indian ocean the crippled cruise ship with over 1,000 people onboard has finally docked after drifting for days at sea. the costa allegra lost power after a fire tug boats from the seychelles guided it into port red cross set up tents to help and there are u.s. officials on hand to assist americans stuck on th

hey, lauren. >> good morning the sleep cycle ap costs 99¢ claims to be amok the top rated ap -- amongozen countries i spoke with a local sleep expert for insight. >> reporter: those sounds can be painful, how about something a little more soothing. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the sleep cycle ap helps you get a better night's rest wake more pleasantly and feel more energized place your iphone on your mattress and its built in accelerometer senses your music, using easy to read graphs. medical director at northern virginia, sleep diagnostic center takes issue with that last part. >>> to determine whether you are in light sleep, moving has nothing to do with the stage. >> reporter: even if the ap cannot determine which stage you are in it could be a decent gauge when you are asleep and when awake. >> if you are frequently waking up you may end up close to the same amount of sleep someone that is sleeping well, but you are not cycling down into deeper stages of sleep. >> the pattern may be helpful how come i am tired you are waking up a lot. >> that could be a sign of sleep apnea, or maybe y

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. >> behavioral studies show that the fellow apes were intelligent. they can solve problems with simple tools. they can even put on the show. but of course, humans can do much more. so what happened in the distant past that allowed our species to rise above the fellow a? the dna of humans and other apes is practically the same, route 98% identical. but somewhere, there are tiny differences. >> you can put 16 different samples. >> they have decoded the dna of guerrillas. and for the first time, they can compare our dna with that of the other apes and discover the changes that made our species unique. >> bailout einstein to come up with the theory of relativity or shakespeare to write romeo and juliet. i couldn't put my finger exactly on the what key elements change now, but through this study and others, we are making progress in understanding the forces behind him and evolution. >> researchers have discovered is that -- discovered humans separated from guerrillas much earlier than science thought. the ultimate scientific prize would be to discover wha

it looks like they broke into this place toull this stunt ff >>> apes at the toronto zoo. here they are monkeying around. you are looking at females ramai and sicali and their youngsters. >> how cute are these little guys. >> you have two mommies, two babies, and they're playing, climbing, do all kinds of fun stuff. >> they are like cirque du soleil performances. >> i know. i'm sure the tickets are cheaper. so you see the nature of life. baby can't decide which teat will i nurse off of? mom is like whatever. this is when it gets funny to me. baby ape swinging around, mom lying there like my goodness, would you calm down. crawls up there. gets some cuddling time with mom. wait, is this mom making out with the money. >> the baby tried to swallow mom's head. >> what? is that normal behavior? >> i don't know. >> maybe this is where the open-mouth kiss really started. >>> the jet pack seemed to be something of the future, but it is now a reality it has been for a few years, but it's doing cool things this is 23-year-old thrill seeker nick mccolmer, former stuntman, skydiver, pi

he downloaded the 25 billionth ap from apple, that is 25 billionth ap from apple forgetting the milestonele gave him a $10,000 itunes gift card, the store launched four years ago and has a half million aps available. >> my sons would kill for that. >> yep. >>> well, an even bigger pay off for virginia's newest millionaire, someone bought a ticket at sleepy hollow exxon, arlington boulevard, falls church it is worth a million dollars the ticket for the march 3rd drawing has the first five numbers but missed power ball, 29, 30, 45, 47, 49 power ball number 35. >> good luck. >> thanks for joining us news edge at 6 starts now. >>> washington took center stage as the world continues to keep a close eye on iran and its desire for a nuclear weapon, president obama and benjamin netanyahu going face to face here in the district. at the white house this afternoon, didn't take long for these two leaders to voice different approaches. >> reporter: no, brian, president obama and benjamin netanyahu met face to face but it was clear quickly they don't see eye to eye when it comes to iran. netanyahu says

ap course taking t civil rights data collection for a long time has been a repository for ap access, studying both who's enrolled in those courses, now we're seeing who's taking at least one test and who is passing at least one of those tests. you'll see that the good news is that white students are extraordinarily successful in both being enrolled in the class and in taking it and passing the ap exam. here too, finding those places that are defwiing the odds, studying places right here, albert einstein in mornlt bombry county, seeing what they're doing to ensure that so of their students are enrolled in high rigor science classes and learning how they can be successful in them and taking those lessons and sharing them with their colleagues. you can also in this data says look at a little bit deeper into al bra. understanding when students are taking and whether they are successful in it is hugely important. this is just one way you can cut the data on algebra early, this yellow bar represents latinos, african-americans when they get it early, they are successful in it. they pass it

apple created the aps industry. it's paid out more than $4 billion to ap developers. interest rates may be great if you are trying to buy a home or borrow money but not so great if you are trying to save money, it can make it tough. what do you do when banks are paying next to nothing for the cash that you stash in their vaus? we recently spoke with financial planner larry swedroe that the spot that savers are finding themselves in. >> if you have cash in the bank, earning interest, you are luckly to be getting 25 cents for every 100 dollars on deposit. that's the impact of these record low-interest rates. larry is the director of research at buckingham asset management, he is with us again, nice to see you. >> pleasure. >> so how can savers maximize their cash in this era of low-interest rates for the next couple of years. >> that's a really important question. one of the ones i am getting asked the most. as soon as i hear that my first response is you are telling me you need more risk in your portfolio, is a no, i want more yield. >> i want more reward, larry not ri

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what happened in the past has enabled our species to rise above fellow apes? it could be down to genetics. the dna is around 98% identical, but somewhere are tiny differences that have allowed us to stand upright, develop a bigger brain, and learn to think. researchers have decoded the dna of gorillas. for the first time they can compare our dna to the other apes and discover the changes that make our species unique. >> amongst those are changes that allowed einstein to come up with the theory of relativity or shakespeare to rights romeo and juliet. i could not put my finger on exactly what the key elements are, but i think through this study and others we are making progress of understanding the genetic forces iof evolution. >> creatures and greeted researchers discovered we separated 10 million years ago, and something in their jeans presents gorillas from suffering dementia, a finding that could help find a cure for senility, but the ultimate prize would be to discover what makes us so different from them. >> let's go back to one of our main stories, the de

just what genetic changes occur during evolution that caused humans to split from the great ape? we may be closer to figuring that out. good >> they are one of our closest relatives. they are sociable and live in communities, and in the distant past, humans were little different from the board allows region -- from gorillas. >> we live in social groups, probably in africa, and at some point humans developed language. we do not know what steps are was. >> behavioral studies showed our fellow agents were intelligent, chimps in particular. now they could solve problems and use simple tools. what happened in the distant past that allowed our species to rise above fellow tapes region -- fellow apes? somewhere in our genes are tiny differences but lead our species to stand upright and learn how to sing. -- how to thing. researchers found the -- have decoded the dna of gross. -- of gorillas. now they can compare and discover the changes that made our species you meet your gut >> the changes such allowed einstein to come up with the theory of relativity or shakespeare to write, i could n

c-span: and who is nick utt from ap? >> guest: well, nick was a--a--an ap stringer, perhaps a staff photographer, i guess, in--in vietnam. and that picture, i wa--i happened to be picture editor at the new york times the pi--the day that picture came over the wire. the little girl was stark naked, of course, and i can--i remember how the--the news editor at the--the times was so happy that she hadn't yet begun to show, because it made it easier to--to run the picture on the front page of the times. c-span: that was the little girl being napalmed? >> guest: yes. c-span: you can't see this one again, but here--here's another little credit that says sigma. i always wanted to know, who's sigma? >> guest: well, sigma--you see, magnum began the--the--the a--the use of one-word photo agency designations, so after magnum, there was gamma--it was founded in 19--about 1970 in--somewhat in imitation of magnum. it was also a cooperative in the beginning. and then gamma split in two and the offshoot became sigma, which became as much

update on the sunset elementary school and ap giannini middle school safe routes to school project. >> by way of background in may of 2011, the authority allocated $779,000 for air quality improvement funds. the project included improvements in the avenue between 35th and 41st ave. this stretch in the sunset district included a branch library and sunset elementary. i will not go through the conceptual project of the design, but there is an up-to- date design in the project and i want to say that the project now includes a new bike facility from 20th avenue to the great highway. it is an entirely new bicycle facility. it goes across the school area as well. in june of 2011, the authority board allocated designed funds for portions of the project. consistent with deadlines in federal funds, the $579,000, there is a deadline by which assets mta had to submit design packages to local assistance and federal obligations. that deadline was missed in we are currently working with mta to develop a recovery plan as presented in the memorandum of this year. i want to be clear about the deadlines

and add i pad to that all of a sudden in 36 months ap sl an entirely different company. push this idea forward, 36 months from now, february of 2015, apple might base its entire company on two products we've never heard of. at least that's the hope. can apple continue to invait the way it has without visionary steve jobs, or will it continue to upgrade to iphone 5, 6, 7.no the way it has without visionary steve jobs, or will it continue to upgrade to iphone 5, 6, 7. we expect an upgrade today, but in the future, will we see those new products that have changed ap sol much? >> things we don't even know. >>> a man accused of driving drunk and hitting a 9-year-old boy near at&t park is expected to make a plea today. 22-year-old andrew vargas is due in court to answer charges he ran down ryan white as he and his family were walking to a hotel from a phillies/giants game last year. white was critically injured but is now recovering at home in pennsylvania. vargas remains on jail on $465,000 bail. he had originally pleaded not guilty in that case. >>> 6:06. three suspects in t

>> i think that the ap stories and there have been about three dozen of them, are, i hate to say this, but they're really aimed at this point at kind of prize winning and they have just won the award for these investigations that basically stem from one set of activities between 2006 and 2007. and the only, only support they've got that really, i think, is a matter of really genuine news is when chris christie said that he found-- he was troubled by these allegations and the n.y.p.d. says they're not doing this. the demographic and mapping is a part of law enforcement that they've used, the internet, to gather a lot of this information and that they're abiding by the decree which governs this kind of investigation. i don't think there's any way to stop it now. i think we're headed toward the independent commissioner and inquiry and this story has legs. >> jon: jim, imagine the headlines if there's some kind of terrorist attack fomented in new york city by muslim radicals. >> why was the n.y.p.d. aslope at the switch and even the ap story all over this, said, it might have been a place

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it is part of the great ape heart project.is to help veterinarians better detect and treat heart disease in these animals. vets inserted a device beneath kojo's skin and between his shoulders in february. kwame's surgery took place a couple weeks ago. >> the technology that we're using, the ilr system is, something that was developed for use in human medicines, but one of the things we do is great ape medicine, gorillas in particular is, we work with our human apparentlies closely and we try and adapt technologies for our use to best help our endangered species. >> zookeepers will continue to look for any physical changes in the animals' health and say detection is a major step in combating heart disease in apes just like in humans. >>> apple's antenna-gate, the settlement that may have iphone 4 users getting a little cash back. >> we have sunshine on the weather terrace in northwest. we'll show you the allergy and pollen count, not as high as yesterday but high for tree pollen as opposed to very high yesterday. low for grasse

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