. >> robin's daughter zelda, who as a child also met koko, tweeted this today -- to interact with her to have your understanding of this world expanded. >> she has my sunglasses. right away. then she looked up and looked great. they actually looked very nice. when robin died in 2014, "e.t." learned of this primate's ability to communicate grief. >> the sign she told me was cry. this, meaning cry woman. there's only one robin that's ever been in our life. >> it's dr. patterson who first taught k ork ko to communicate. soon koko was known the world over. >> that's happy. >> is it? >> her celebrity friends included mr. rogers, leo dicaprio and william shan you're tner. her and her kitten were inseparable. when she died it was heartbreak. after koko died tuesday, it's our turn. next on kron-4 news at eight:breaking news...a deadly shooting in a quiet south bay neighborhood, in the middle of the day.the killer is still on the loose. we are live at the scene with the very latest.plus...vandals take over a billboard in the east bay with a message protesting the crisis at the border.and...and

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the nintendo switch will be the game where consumers want to play smash brothers and zelda and theseic games. that is what we're looking to do. emily: speaking of epic games, fortnite, pokemon, it is great these games are a success and free to play. how are they going to make money for nintendo? >> the way they get monetized is the consumer buys either a tire or season passes, things of that nature. as long as those merchandise well, there is a strong process -- profit for us and the developers themselves. is your opinion on the loose and pay to win tactics loot boxes? >> boxes have gotten a bad rep. the game mechanic of buying something that you're not quite sure what is inside is as old as cards for example. what we believe, at nintendo, a gameplay mechanic that offers a consumer something to buy that they are not sure what is inside can be interesting as long as that is not the only way that you can get those items. i think that is where maybe some developers have made some mistakes. for us, it is one of many mechanics that we can use to drive ongoing engagement in the game. emily

the nintendo switch will be the game where consumers want to play smash brothers and zelda and these, epic games. that is what we're looking to do. emily: speaking of epic games, fortnite, pokemon, it is great these games are a success and free to play. how are they going to get money -- make money for nintendo? >> the way tmoneze is the consumer buys attire or lonas tse most -- rchande well, there is a process for the developers themselves. about what do you think pay to win tactics? >> sloot boxes have gotten a bad rep. the game mechanic of buying something that you're not quite sure what is inside is as old as cards for example. what we believe, at nintendo, a gameplay mechanic that offers a consumer something to buy that they are not sure what is inside can be interesting as long as that is not the only way that you can get those items. i think that is where maybe some developers have made some mistakes. for us, it is one of many mechanics that we can use to drive ongoing engagement in the game. emily: tell us about the new president and what might change r you. >> the president

then the nintendo switch will be that game were consumers want to play smash brothers and zelda all of big, epic games. and that is what we will continue to do. emily: speaking of the games, valor,e, arena of pokemon quest it is great these , games are a success and free to play. how are they going to make money for nintendo? reggie: the way they get monetized is the consumer buys either a tire, or season passes, things of that nature. and as long as those merchandise well, and there is a strong profit for us and for the developer themselves. emily: what is nintendo's opinion on the loot boxes? on these pay-to-win tactics. reggie: you know loot boxes, , broadly speaking, have gotten a bit of a bad rap. the game mechanic of buying something that you're not quite sure what is inside is as old as baseball cards, as an example. and so what we believe that nintendo is that a gameplay mechanic that offers the consumer something to buy that they are not sure what is inside can be interesting, as long as that is not the only way you can get those items. i think that is where maybe some develop

much so.d is very i played zelda. david: she knows all about it.now, the cohost of bloomberg businessweek. the business of detention. we have been talking about it in editorial meetings. the magazine did a deeper dive. reporter: incredible reporting by the bloomberg news team. this is a story that has been cited by other organizations. a gutwrenching story. the humanitarian side, we could spend hours debating. what we wanted to know, more about these centers. the government is spending close to $1 billion to house these children, 12,000 children and all. 10,000 come across the border on their own, 2000 since president trump's new policy in april. the hard thing is, this is a business, taking care of these kids but it is booming. david: it is likely to get more booming. we're not going to separate them all, we are going to detain families together, expanding the need. melania trump down there yesterday looking at the centers. reporter: this has been tricky. congressman have been trying to get to them. a former walmart in texas, some members have got