a dreamy gorilla when we come back. ♪ >>> in japan women are flocking to see a really buff gorilla.en hunkier. a 400 pound silver back has become the star attraction at the japan zoo, thanks to his advisel physique and sultry gaze. he often rests his chin on his hands and looks intently at you. he's more buff than most gorillas and at his peak physically. we've seen a rise in the number of female visitors, women say he's very good looking. let's see more video. ♪ >> okay. i'm starting to get what alt fuss is about. >> yeah, right. >> michael you are nodding your head. >> i couldn't believe the spokes women, i can't believe gorilla can look like that. is it fabio of gorillas. >> he's not a fabio type i think he's more fair. >> yeah he was like the gorilla version of fabio. i saw this story today on the bbc. >> what are you saying that this isn't a good news story. >> sort of the lead of the story, it's said the zoo is getting more females, it's like some guy at the zoo, like, oh, yes the women are coming, it's all across the newspaper we need more content, conat the poitent. >> joann

do you have a gorilla show? no, no, no. a magician. no, no, no. gag on people. just a joke. how much are the suits? >> according to morris, paterson had specific requirements for the suit. >> did it look like a gorilla what about the eyes where you see the eyes? i said you get the makeup. put it around the person's eyes wearing the suit, it will blend into the mask itself. they also wanted to know how to make it large and massive. >> and he wanted some extra material. he's going to have to change the head. he's going to have to put these -- and this is brilliant on roger's part -- these pendulous female breasts which everybody thought wow, that's the kind of detail nobody could make that up. it's so credible and believable. >> well, the check arrived and i sent the suit out to him. he called me back and said, listen, you can see the zipper in the back of the suit. i said, well, that's easy to overcome. just get a hair brush. brush it back and forth across the top of the zipper and it will disappear. that was the last i heard from him. >> until he

30-year-old western low land gorilla and honey is our 20-year-old gorilla and both of our females, wee breeding recommendations for both of them. >> we may have a family eventually. >> hopefully very soon. >> and this weekend, a big event at the zoo. peco jungle days this weekend, a family fun event and check out our primates and see the gorillas in the freeway and it will be a good time. >> as i am throwing before the air -- >> these are tomatoes. >> and honey actually caught one. >> honey! there we go and that one right there, that is kira. here we go. go get it. the male is going to get it. come on. they are telling me to wrap. there we go. thank you so much. as you working on my pitching arm, thank you guys. >> when the big guy wants the tomato they all stay clear. >> quick break. >>> well, the 2015 class for the school for creative and performing arts took a big step into their future. at the merriam center they had their commencement ceremony they had creative writing and technology and music and visual arts or dance. congratulations to all of them. >>> right now jim gardner and

in the process. >> the first time i saw the gorillas it was magical. i felt something in me that i couldn't define. i felt i needed to get much closer to nature. i was in charge of protecting the mountain gorillas. we had a lot of cases of poachers in the park. i went to talk to the families and them why they are killing gorillas. they said their kids are starving to death. so i thought of an idea of turning pope erturn ing poachers into farmers i built a village we can share with tourists. this is the king's bed. the communities will have an incentive to conserve the pack. that money ta takehey take back to their families and see why they need to protect the gorillas. we can't afford to fail. we have to make sure we pass it onto the next generation. >> well if you know someone deserving, please tell us about them at cnn heros.com. >>> a judge has ruled there is enough evidence to charge the officers that shot and killed 12-year-old tamir rice. does that mean they actually will be charged? we get reaction from the attorney representing the rice family

. >>> there are only 900 mountain gorillas left in the wild.shocked to learn that poachers in rwanda killed these gorillas to feed their children. here is what he did to change that. >> the first time i saw the gorilla, it was magical. i came in the park immediately i saw a silver back. he sat right there, looked straight in my eye, i felt something that i couldn't define. at the time i was finishes my law degree but i felt i needed to get much closer to nature. i was in charge of protecting the mountain gorillas. we had a lot of cases of coachers in the park. i went to talk to the families and asked them why are they killing gorillas. the old man looked at me and said the kids are starving to death. would you poach to feed your family . >> i thought of an idea, and i thought i could do more here. how do we use tourism to help the native. >>> and if you'd like to nominate a cnn hero go to cnnheroes.com. that does it for me. have a wonderful weekend. keep it here. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> could a sandwich shop surveillan

i went to talk to the families and asked them why are they killing gorillas.and said our kids are starving to death. when you poach to feed your family people are trying to look for a way to survive. it was an eye opener for me. so i thought of an idea. after that i thought i could do more here. how can we use tourism to help communities improve their livelihood. so we can share with tourists our local food our traditional culture, our ways of living. tourists can give back to the community and then the communities will have an incentive to conserve the park. i trained them how to build crafts and they take back to their families they will send their kids to school, buy food, start businesses. now poachers are working with rangers on how to protect the park better. the village became my life. we can't afford to fail. we have to make sure we pass it on to the next generation. >>> 4:00 eastern. i'm poppy harlow joining you in new york. we begin with the latest out of dallas texas. a barrage of gun shots exploding, pipe bombs and a s.w.a.t. standoff. [ gun shots

wow, a gorilla. >> that's why i asked for the day off.ll, whatever you guys are doing over there, as embarrassing and uncomfortable as it might be, it's paying off for all of us, because it's number one. the show is really great. and number two, i'll tell you something, and i think i speak for a lot of people when i say, we love seeing you guys naked. we really do. >> thanks, we like getting naked for all of you. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: lizzy caplan! "masters of sex" returns sunday, july 12th at 10 on showtime. and we shall return with comedian jesse elias. ♪ >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel live comedy series is presented by at&t. >> announcer: the jimmy kimmel live comedy series is presented by at&t. >> jimmy: our next guest is a young comedian from the bay area who, with your permission, is about to make his network television debut. please give a warm talk show audience welcome to jesse elias. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. it's good to be here. i grew up near the city of san francisco. and a while back, they passed a law b

not with a gorilla but a big giant elephant. >> yes, just a couple of rain drops here in margate butll you what it deepens the beautiful colors of the lucy the elephant, she's never looked better, we will have the weekend forecast coming up. (gong) slather your ribs with kikkoman for that rich mahogany sweetness. (taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) >>> now i nervous because i take your dog to work day up to the news room on the third floor. we're down here on the first floor. diamond is mia. hopefully diamond is in and out of the offices. >> diamond is in someone's lap >> with camilla the editor. >> diamond loves the boys. >> she does love the boys. >> sue serio? >> so sue you are in margate on just a perfect beach day. you have the umbrella a out. it is beautiful. my toes are still in the sand and that is, mike jerrick is still here. >> i will hold that umbrella. >> you have to take off those shoes. >> that is okay. >> boy, you know what, i have premiere of weather umbrella aholders this morning. >> thank you. >> lets look at radar. >> do we have to. >> it is raining but it shows is

>>pam moore: a gorilla that some women in japan are calling handsome you will get a better look of as a living one of the local beach to be a lookout for after more than a dozen shops and a spot in the water and. >>pam moore: video from a helicopter of bills 15 great white sharks was filming in the area is on use to sit as trucks this far north most of them were about six to 10 ft. long these are not bay both overturning types of sharks with a combination of that with the daring and left guard program designed to impose a warning them that the recent sharp visitors follow its still remains open they start to issues of federal water ahead tonight we're learning more about two children badly burned and the south bay fire in of this on their conditions the bay you're getting ready for a busy weekend of events will take about a major concert expected to bring in big crowds and a lot of traffic. >>pam moore: to allow same-sex marriages across the nation starting with the case cited by an ohio man who wants to be listed as partner, his has been deaf certificate the had been legally married

not a real gorilla. looks realistic.is based off james patterson's number one selling novel zoo. the show centers on a wave of violent animal attacks against humans around the world. it premieres tuesday, june 30th. >>> the host of the tonight show, jimmy fallon took a tumble last night. he tripped and when he caught his fall, his ring caught on the side of a table and almost ripped his finger off. he didn't have to spend too much time out of commission but he had minor surgery and the reported to be doing well. >>> and bobby, christina, the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown is in hospice care. on wednesday brown's family made a statement saying she's in god's hands now. police are treating the case as a criminal investigation. >>> when we talk about weather today, think rain first and foremost. and as we progress through the day, the possibility of weak tornadoes. >> that's right. severe weather is definitely possible, especially from the beltway and points south and east. this is a strong storm system rolling

that is no gorilla there. >> >> reporter: hi rick and monica, we are focusing on tree animals.s is a tree fog found in australia. these tree frogs can live in semi dry environments they get into the hollow of a tree where there is moisture left or get this, they can make a cocoon of their own their own their own their own mucus that keeps them moist and wet. >> i would have them in a plastic box too. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick willi

gorillas. >> reporter: conservationists estimate there are only 150 left in the country as a result ofing trafficking or loss of habitat. uganda is home to 11% of the world's birds and thousands of tourists flock here each year, to see the fishing eagle or africa jicana. >> has about 50% of the total bird specious found on the african continent. you can never see this richness anymore. we've got more per square meter than any other part of the world. >> the bird watching industry generates $6 million per year for uganda. but it could increase. tourists say they have no idea where to go to see the birds. >> animals, there's good marketing good tourism for birds, uganda needs to do better because that's such beautiful birds, the world needs to know an way to go. >> things have started to change. tour operators have provided a mobile app to provide more information on the birds they might see on safari. fest after years of political turmoil, its astonishing wildlife is make a draw for tourists. >> keep up with all the news at aljazeera.com.

acknowledge two individuals that came to the curriculum committee good years ago on the topic of gorilla and stem and google and an alumni of the college they were punishing the district to be the first to adopt the computer sciences in high school new york adapt as a requirement for their high schools but now we're looking at prek through 12 a bigger broader approach demonstrated a resolution from the thinking two years ago this is an equality issue as public examiners have advanced it is a gender issue i really am so excited is that it has potential to bring in more girls into the fold moral young women into the fold when my daughter took a robotics class she was the only student out of 15 it is important we use the gender lens to make sure it is assessable to all girls as well we saw smart phone app generateer that was hosted for 26 middle school and high school students an saturday brainstorm about the apsz it is of the first time they stepped up to the plate inside a tech company i hope there's an experimental component unless the skids steps inside the office there's a transformati

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she has helped track cross river gorillas in cameroon. >> okay wicket we got the thumbs up... we'll go check it out. >> do these dogs make good traditional family dogs? >> these dogs don't make great pets. they are high energy high focus high intensity. these are the kinds of dogs where if they don't have a job they are digging up the back yard... they are not traditional pets in that regard. so they may have not gotten adopted if it weren't for you guys. yeah these tend to be dogs that are increased risk for euthanasia at animal shelters just because they are bouncing off the walls and too energetic and too much dog for most families. >> but for this assignment at a mussel checkpoint on flathead lake, their intensity is essential. >> so when a boat arrives here what happens? >> we bring the dog out on leash...we start at one side of the hitch and we work around the boat the dog will pick areas to sniff and our job as handlers is to pick other areas for the dog to inspect where a mussel might attach. >> using a test sample of crushed, frozen mussels, co-founder of the working dog conse

. >> reporter: it's one of earth's great treasurers a home for rare mountain gorillas, heard of animalsus land scapes captured in this oscar nominated film. the first national, a world heritage site but a british company has been interested in it the wealth that may lie under ground. it's been looking for oil with the support of the congo lease government promoting international outrage. these checks appear to show that they paid thousands of dollars to a congress so soldier and here are the signed receipts. this same soldier is accused of bribery and violence against opponents are oil exploration. this is him. the major. secretly filmed in a separate incident. in which he offers $3,000 for a park ranger in return for information that would help. they say they knew nothing about this. but activists say it has questions to answer. >> we think that the u.k. and u.s. authorities should carefully look at the will documented evidence of bribery and violence linked to this project in eastern congo if they find wrongdoing the appropriate actions should be taken against the company and any memb

everyone thought he would be the 800-pound gorilla in this primary and it has not turned out that way. i think there is an argument to make for electability on the republican side. his conservative credentials to a degree but you'll probably hear him talk about -- [ applause ] [ applause ] ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> hello miami! it's wonderful to have you here at this great celebration at miami-dade college kendall campus. miami, are you ready? [ cheers ] >> who are you here to see? i'm sorry, i can't hear you. who are you here -- [ cheers ] >> very shortly -- i like that. very shortly we are going to hear from governor jeb bush who's going to make a very special announcement. that's right, this is a special celebration because he's also coming here to invite us all to join him in changing history. this day is about jeb bush but it's also about you. when we say change history it's a change history the way jeb bush did it when he was governor of florida by lowering taxes, boosting job creation, and making education a priority. [ cheers ] i ask you again are you ready? so are we. and there are

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meet shibani, the gorilla.ocking to the zoo. >> wow! >> bizarre. >> visitors have been flooding social media with photos of what they call the dashing gorilla. >> look at the poses, though. he really does know how to hold a pose. >> natalie, it's a gorilla. >> he's brooding. that's the brooding look. yes, i'm difficult. i'm tall, dark and handsome. and available. >> there are a thousand things you could say and can't say it. >>> now to the tweet that got one actress fired, she says. and taylor swift's change of heart. time for "pop stars." >> i'm still recovering from gorgeous gorilla. meanwhile, savannah the actress you mentioned is rose mcgowan, most famous for "charmed" where rose says she was shocked by a wardrobe casting note she recently got and she shared part of the note on twitter. so the note called for black or dark form-fitting tank that shows off cleavage push-up bras encouraged. and as a caption, rose wrote this about the project. "name of male star rhymes with madam panhandler." many people figur

if this was 2007, this is when the 10,000 pound gorillas who have that kind of conviction can come in and say this is my view on the market. the street has no bonds to sell them. note, market makers will come to an end for today. stephanie: really? erik: joe weisenthal, we sub from a let's, -- lisa abramowicz for beingank you here. equities have retraced some of the earlier losses of the market moves. i will be back in a few minutes with matt miller. ♪ matt: welcome to bloomberg market day. a big turnaround in the bond markets. a global selloff had been underway. it seems to been halted by christine lagarde and the imf giving possibly unwanted advice to janet yellen. neededt is the out she to push off a rate hike she really did not want to do this year anyway. erik: mike's was an interview with the president of the carlyle group. lots to say about competition with blackstone. matt: how much is too much to charge for life-saving drugs? some treatment are far into six figures. matt: good morning. i matt miller. erik: i'm erik schatzker. interference underway. christine lagarde has urged

. >>> young women going ape over a gorilla. according to japanese social media, the jail has seen a sharp increase of female visitors. recently a campaign for a spring festival went viral. the hairy hart tlop is becoming the country's hottest pinup. >>> breaking news right now. we are waiting for president obama to start speaking here from the rose garden. it's supposed to start in a matter of minute outs. they're at the white house after a ruling that gave couples have the right to marry in all 50 states. we're waiting for the president to deliver the statement on today's ruling from the supreme court. again, this decision a landmark history decision came just a short time ago five to four. let's take a listen. >> our nation was founded on a bedrock principle that we are all created equal. the project of each generation is to bridge the meaning of those founding words with the realities of changing times. a never-ending quest to ensure those words ring true for every single american. progress on this journey often times in sma

while he was there and you really felt bad for the towns people, but there was this big 800-pound gorilla in the room. the idea was let's get him back first. everybody had this impending doom that was hanging over their shoulder. what do you think of the way the white house handled this? >> they handled this horribly. the trade should never have been made the way it was made. susan rice saying he served with honor and distinction is ludicrous. there is one part of it. she tweeted that they are happy for the bergdahl family when the swap was made. that, yeah that's his family. that's different. and now they say they are not arresting him or putting him in pretrial confinement. why would anyone think he is a flight risk? >> you raise a good point. we were watching drinking gin and juice and watching it play out on tv, but you made the point saying why aren't they talking about death as the worst possible punishment? >> i am still confused and i heard a couple of stories but the army colonel who read the charges said the max penalty is life in prison. if you look up the uniform code of milit

they are the gorilla in the room. angie: which brings us back to the significance of the u.s.ese talks. andrew: and not just the u.s.. we saw some pretty strong language from the australian defense minister saying they've been patrolling there for years. we will see. tensions are mounting area if the chinese really do try to keep u.s.-australian airplanes or ships out of that area then we are in for some real conversations. angie: then all bets are off. andrew davis, thank you so much for that. rishaad: up next, another day another deadline missed. greece's next debt repayment is fast approaching and there's still no sign of a deal. we've got more on that and the rest of the days always after this very short break. ♪ angie: checking some stories making headlines around the world now. rishaad: the legislation that allowed the bulk collection of phone records is set to lapse. it will not be extended after a heated debate in a rare sunday session of the senate. officials say the lapse of the law could put american people at risk and called it a win for terrorism. the measures are

to have her be able to see the giraffes and gorillas was really good. >> reporter: addy has catching> she doesn't know about the birds, horns honking, she doesn't know any of that. >> reporter: now it's her turn. >> little miss addy gets to go home. >> reporter: to join the rest of the family. tuesday she left texas children's in an ambulance because for the moment, she still needs special equipment. >> see you later. >> reporter: run thing is certain as father's day approaches, these two are already dwrad's girl already daddy's girl. >> my son is 6, but these two have me wrapped around their finger. >> reporter: for the first time in 14 months they'll be living together in a house filled with love, times two. janet shamlian nbc news houston. >> that story with children will have meaning for our next guest. top honors this morning for judge moira who is working to redefine children. we're thrilled to have judge lori dumis with us. >> thank you. >> tell us about this award and what it means. >> this award was given, as you said earlier, the first award for innovation in the area of hu

you gander's wildlife parks are known to gorillas but they are known for bird population, if the industry better organised, more tourists could come in. >> reporter: at the swamp on the swores of lake victoria -- shores of lake victoria birdwatchers catch site of a stork, an endeared specie to uganda. conservationists estimate there's only 150 left in the country, a result of hunting, trafficking or loss of habitat. uganda is home to 11% of birds, and thousands of tourists flock here each year to see species including the african fishing eagle or the long-legged jucana. >> our small size has 50% of bird species on the continent. you can't find it anywhere. we have more species per square meter than any other part of the world. >> reporter: the bird-watching industry generates $6 million. with better marketing that could increase. now, many tourists say they have no idea where to go to see the birds, unless they have a good guide. >> you go on the highway. there's nothing to tell you anything about the birds. so animals - there's a good mark of course, tourism. for birds, you need to do be

. >> it's like an 800 pound gorilla up on the mountain. >> reporter: so far, so good. scott macfarlane, news4 i-team. >> also homeland, isn't it? so secretive. >> so fascinating. >> mt. weather, the only more interesting mountain would be mount washington in washington. >> i thought you sat on mt. weather. >> i thought so too. i don't have that kind of clearance. they would never let someone in the media up there. >> well, things are definitely looking better today. >> yes. >> so much better. the complete opposite of yesterday. finally, the rains have come to an end and 99% rain free forecast going forward for today. the only 1% chance would be up right along the maryland/pennsylvania border where we could have a five-minute long sprinkle but that's it. it won't rain inside the beltway today. as i mentioned 99% nothing to worry about on your sunday, everybody. sunshine doing its best to get through the skies which are still partly to at times mostly cloudy. 71 degrees now at national airport. temperatures haven't moved much since i got up early this morning, at 3:00 a.

is the gorilla in the room.ld play in this, but they are restricted in terms of upping their exposure to medicare and medicaid, so they would not be able to go after humana and i think they would struggle to go after anthem but they could come in and i any of the other three. no one can buy united because they are so much bigger. and: humana is attractive cigna is attractive for anthem. why the consolidation now? two things -- everyone else is consolidating across the health care industry, which means they are being looked at by their investors. everyone wants to do it. the other thing going on is obamacare has changed the landscape, so if you are a health insurer like aetna or good, where you have very exposure to the private sector and your business is driven by what they don't have exposure to is the public sector. obamacare has made that a much bigger part of the market. the way they get that is they go out and acquire someone who does, like humana. so now it is about cost-cutting and scale? guest: it is exa

turkey is strategic and the old question where does the 3,000 pound gorilla sleep? anywhere he wants to. turkey denies this because they can. they don't feel like admitting to office. they have a very powerful, forget the lobby outside turkey. within turkey's a have created structures that generation after generation teach people that the armenians were dead people and this never happened and they have other furies that there were never armenians in turkey to begin with some is hard to put some together into one pherae. for example if you go to . for example if you go to turkey there are 50 museums there is no mention of armenians in any of these museums. you can go to the military museum in istanbul and find the hall that is titled the truth about the armenians. will catalog all these are atrocities armenians committed against turks and keep pushing with this notion that the armenians did bad things to the turks. the truth is there were armenians working against the ottoman empire during world war i and even prior but that is not an excuse for evacuate in in a civi

. >> just kind of like an 800-pound gorilla up on the mountain. as long as it is quiet everything is good. >> reporter: and so far so good. scott macfarlane news4 i-team. >> the i-team has put even more about mount weather including a timeline images all on our website. go to nbcwashington.com. click on investigations. >>> look at that weather now, kind of rough out there last night but oh my, lovely today. one of our photographers shot this video last night along ohio drive down right off the river. doug here now saying there's some more rough weather coming our way, right? >> yeah, we do have a threat of that tomorrow. that was spectacular. those storms moved down around waldorf, down around la plain nah, fredericksburg, we had a great vantage point looking down to the south of all that lightning. saw a phenomenal sunset last night and then we saw the lightning show. it was pretty cool weather-wise. you know, i'm just saying. >> weather is cool. >> i love days like this, too because it's nice and sunny, bright blue skies, but yesterday was prett

baltimore police have received credible information that members of various gangs including the black gorillaily have entered into a partnership to take out law enforcement officers. the baltimore police department called this explicitly a credible threat. they said law enforcement agencies should take precautions to ensure the safety of their officers. it was a scary thing, right? the media ran with it like wildfire. even though baltimore police spokesperson at the time would not say how they learned of this threat, why they thought it was credible or whether or not it was connected to the freddie gray demonstrations. through a freedom of information request, vice news got hundreds of correspondence. among homeland security officials during the riots in baltimore. it turns out that very shortly after the baltimore police issued that advisory about gang members setting aside their differences and entering a partnership to kill police officers, very soon after the baltimore pd announce that had intelligence, a number of federal officials thought there was something a little fishy about it. quo

moving on to uganda, the wildlife to yourism industry is best known for its gorillas, but also for itsird population. they could draw more tourists if the industry was better organized. we have this report. >> at the swamp on the shores of lake victoria, bird watchers catch sight of a stork. there are only 150 left in the country, the result of hunting trafficking, or loss of habitat. uganda is home to 11% of the world's birds and thousands of tourists flock here each year to say species including the african fishing eagle or the long legged african gicana. >> we have got more species per square meter than any other part of the world. >> the bird catching industry generates $6 million a year for uganda, but with better marketing, that figure could increase. right now many tourists have no idea where to go to see the birds unless they have a good guide. >> you go on the highway, there is nothing to tell you anything about the birds out here or there, or so animals there's a good marketing good tourism. for birds we need to do better, because that's such beautiful birds. the world needs

jeb bush is in and is sort of the 600-pound gorilla in the field which is why so many rivals are sniping at him trying to take him down before he got in. >> carl, thank you very much. now, we're going to go to concords, new hampshire. jed e ed henry with the hillary clinton campaign. she took questions today. >> i think what is hang you heard about the reboot over the weekend of the hillary clinton campaign. she has been out there for a cowboy of months while jeb bush has been fundraising, trying to stay out of the arena. some of owes carefully stage managed events, arounds hadn't gone as well as the clinton camp expected or had hoped and so we saw a little reboot over the weekend. now she is going to do larger'llies on the road. we saw the first one in new york city. the rhetoric is very familiar. it was hillary clinton today talking about -- spreading the wealth and income inequality, suggesting higher taxes as well, though she won't get into specifics just yet. she says that will come in the weeks ahead. so what i think she is trying to do is get ahead of jeb bush and others. she does

because they're an 800 pound pound gorilla, with the amount of data that they have of us putting outthere. >> yeah. >> someone in google can monetize that, this company goes through the roof. >> yeah. but it's just a lot of noise. who knows if this is actually worth something. >> the era of data accusation, i mean we know it's worth something. >> uh-huh. >> the big question is what is it and so forth will it be worth to a potential acquire? and here's the thing, guys. growth in the last quarter was 47% year over year. the year before witness be it was 119%, march of 2012, 203%, so, yeah, you're growing, and the rate of growth has gone down, they're not growing at top line. one thing we do know no company is, but they don't have the bop bottom line to fall back on. >> it is all about increasing growth. so there's growth and it decreases, that's really bad. so that leads us to the question, two questions. one is social media in a bubble? and the second is what are the -- we know that -- >> but twitter is going to be being relevant proxy for all social media? >> well, -- >> i think a lo

to have her be able to see giraffes and gorillas is really good. >> adeline has some catching up to do>> she doesn't know what the sun is or what birds are and what they do and horns honking. she doesn't know any of that. >> reporter: now it's her turn. >> little mess addiss addie gets to go home. >> for the moment she still needs special equipment. >> we'll see you later. >> reporter: one thing is certain as father's day approaches, these two are already daddy's girls. >> i love my son, he's 6, but think kind of have me wrapped around their fingers. anything they want or need i probably will give it to them. >> reporter: for the first time in 124 months they will all be living together in a house filled with love times two. for "today" nbc news houston >>> up next at 11:00 we head into the forest searching for wildlife. more on the tough job he researchers have. >> heat up the oech i pop the cookies in that smells like her to me. >> honoring a mother's love and legacy a local woman raising big more win cookie at a tame. a story that will make you bay area proud >>> low clouds and fog

there is some notion that the court's anything but an 800 pound girl -- gorilla than what it is, and not need to be quite so afraid of doing things that would make them, get them better more information, make them more aware and so forth. >> how old was judge friendly when you clerked for him? how long could you been at the bench at that point? >> he was 82. he was just extraordinary, one of the smartest human beings that i have ever met. he had talked to people that clerked for him ahead of me in there was a decline but he was just at such a ridiculously high level. it must've been amazing to see him in his 40's or 50's. it would've been scary. >> judge from the decided not to go until his powers were gone. he decided not to stand according to his powers were completely gone. >> yeah. linda: i have a some of your recent work, your view is that the court hasn't necessarily been counter majoritarian enough. that is the power the court has for the good. it shouldn't be shy about using. i want to give you little bit of a chance to talk about that. >> sure. i think that the supreme court

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smuggle in cell phones marijuana prescription drugs and more all under the heavy hand of the black gorilla family or bgf gang. >> this situation enabled members to continue to run their criminal enterprise within the jail and on the streets of wloer. >> they say 13 female corrections officers four who even got pregnant by the alleged inmate ring leader. >> we are committed to ensuring that this activity does not happen again. >> keeping insmates from enlisting help can be difficult. in oklahoma in 1994 the wife of awarden helped an inmate get away and go on the run for 11 years before they were found living together in texas. in phoenix, a death row inmate had his wife shoot at guards while he ran out. >> she told me she was a good shot and that she loved to target practice. and would i take her out to a raping. >> in-- range. >> him yelling, you know, shoot me baby, shoot me. i'm sorry it went wrong. >> and kansas authorities believe a guard developed a relationship with inmate steven ford at this maximum security prison. >> ford was very familiar. >> after she left the job, authorities s

they took down 14 gorilla gangs and there's been a huge spike in celebs over there. and one of the things i asked at this press conference is whether or not officers now are not doing their jobs. what exactly is at work behind the violence and whether or not officers are standing back basically because of this fear of indictments as has happened with six officers in the death of freddie gray. here's what the commissioner had to say when i asked him about that today. >> commissioner if you would address the question that keeps coming up about whether your officers are standing down. are they not doing everything they can simply because of fear that anything they may do might end up being indicted by miss mosby's office? >> these police officers in the last 30 to 35 days have gone through trauma. now for people looking on tv may think that's natural and other people have gone on to other cities. yeah police officers have dealt with a series of issues that have taken place, and i pooled that -- i pulled that entire western command offline and took them off to do retrain

i went to talk to the families and to ask them why are they killing gorillas.d the children are starving to death. it was that for me. so i thought of an idea of turning poachers to farmers. after that i thought i could do more here. how can we use tourism to help communities improve their livelihood. so built a village to share with tourists local food our traditional culture our ways of living. they can give back to the community, then the communities will have a incentive. i trained them how to do crops, produce you can put in the bucket. that money they take back to their families they're able to send their kids to school buy food. now poachers are working with rangers on how to protect the park better. the village become my life. we can't afford to fail the wildlife. we have to make sure we pass it onto the next generation. >>> former president bill clinton talked about his wife proudly on cnn's state of the union. jake tapper asked him to sum up the republican field. >> i know a lot of people in this audience would love for you to put on your political an