a total of 8 apes were killed amongst them. europe's oldest gorilla who was 48 years old. shortly after midnight a fire broke out in a pouch in the crate. the ape house was also home to fruit bats and birds they were all killed in the blaze but 2 chimpanzees survived. and then. it's close to a miracle that we have animals that are still alive. ballet a 40 year old female chimpanzee and limbo a younger male survived this inferno. the course of the fire is not yet known. to police believe it may have started from flames in sky lanterns launched for new year. so. mrs sky lanterns in the air near the zoo and some of them were flying very low we have to assume they went down in the zoo. band almost everywhere in germany including the state of north rhine-westphalia what cray felt is located police are treating the case as negligent arson. after new year's eve party isn't fireworks january the 1st is a public holiday for many of us office a welcoming luxation. day also brings its own traditions many of which seem to revolve around. new year's day and for people in northern franc

shshortly after midnight the fie broke ouout at the ape house.he eig -- the a ape house was also home to bats and birds who were all killed, but to chimpanzees -- but two chimpanzees survived. >> is close to a miracle. a 40-year-old female champ and a younger male survived this inferno. -- female chimp and a younger male survived this inferno. correspondent: police do not know the cause but believe it may have been caused by sky lanterns launched into the air for the new year. >> witnesses saw some sky lanterns that were flying very low. we have to assume they went down in the zoo. correspondent: sky lanterns are banned all most everywhere in germany, including the state of west failure where the zoo was located. police treat the case as negligent arson. phil: now to new year's eve parties and fireworks. january 1 is a public holiday for many, for some relaxation. new year's day also rings traditions, many of which involved water. correspondent: new year's day, and for people in northern france, the party goes on. [people cheering] some in swimsu

throughout high school she helps care for the apes.udies nursing and veterinary technology in college. >> at 21, i decided to set off and go visit 21 zoos across the united states. >> and when she does, she keeps hearing something that makes her proud. seems folks everywhere actually know of her grandmother. >> and they would say "you know mae knoll"? i had a job at the atlanta zoo just off of her name and her reputation. >> but by now, back in florida, grandma's reputation is under assault. animal rights groups put the chimp farm on a black list. >> people would come from other places in the world and even stand there and picket the facility. >> how did grandma react when there would be protesters? >> it bothered her, but even then in her only-grandma style would bring animals out to the picket line and say "this is what you're picketing against." >> things only get harder for anna mae noell. in 1991, debbie's grandpa bob falls into a diabetic coma and dies. anna mae loses her lifelong companion of 60 years. >> if you knew anything ab

a total of 8 apes were killed amongst them massah europe's oldest gorilla he was 48 years old the fire in the ape house broke out shortly after midnight the house was also home to fruit bats and birds they were all killed in the blaze but 2 chimpanzees survived. police say the fire was caused by a sky lenten launched for new gear the owner contacted authorities soon after the fire reportedly unaware that the sky lanterns are banned almost everywhere in germany including whether zoo is located. because. the people wonder set off these lanterns with good wishes and of course they didn't think that could lead to what happened here. i must say i think it's courageous of them to go to the police and say yes we're responsible i find a leak stream a decent and they have my respect. well cray film zoo now remains closed investigations into how the fire spread are and away. ok let's bring in correspondent donna rego who's in at the zoo down i'll sorry she's a saying a mother had 2 adult daughters are responsible for the fire was likely to happen to them now yes that's right well what we know so

a total of 8 apes were killed including one called masa europe's oldest gorilla who was 48 years old the fire in the enclosure broke out shortly after midnight it was also home to fruit bats and birds they were all killed in the blaze police believe the fire was caused by a sky lantern launched 4 new year a mother and her 2 daughters turned themselves into authorities soon after the fire reportedly unaware of the fact that sky lanterns are banned across germany. because. the people wanted to set off these lanterns with good wishes and of course they didn't think that could lead to what happened here. in this i must say i think it's courageous of them to go to the police and say yes we're responsible i find it extremely decent and they have my respect to a man who's picked the ape enclosure burned to the ground but 2 chimpanzees managed to escape the inferno but he brought him home to the 4 of the to survive the fire with minor burns we don't know how that happened they were then sedated and moved to another enclosure before it while cray felled zoo remains closed investigators are ex

he becomes the greatest of this sort of ape tribe. so really, he's relating to the apes. but then he also comes across and has to relate to who else? africans. and so it's basically tarzan, apes, and africans. and of course, tarzan becomes the superior warrior and becomes the most superior sort of being in that sort of area. and of course, tarzan inspired this novel, inspired comic strips, merchandise, 27 sequels, and 45 motion pictures. the first occurring in 1918. and i don't know if there's a more famous fictional character in the 20th century than tarzan. and quite possibly no more racist plot than the plot that boroughs wrote up and continued to write up until his death in 1950. and just to give you a sense of how salient and pervasive tarzan was, because for many americans, tarzan was africa. they were witnessing and viewing africa and understanding and learning africa through tarzan. to the point in which, in 1966 at howard university, students there elected the first black woman homecoming queen with natural hair. it was like the start of black power at howard. an

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. >> we want to donate money to support the zoo and rebuild the ape enclosure.respondent: the aim is clear, a new structure will be built. the krefeld zoo has housed apes since the 1970's. >> it would be a pity to let all this knowledge go unused. it is clear that even if we do not know how it will look or which types of animals there will be, at least we will have primates again. correspondent: tens of thousands have already made donations to build a new enclosure, but it will be years until new apes will be here at the zoo. phil: evidence of climate change is mounting in the world's highest mountains. in the himalayas, rising to temperatures have been rapid and alarming. the lack of snow and the rate of glacial ice retreat is a real climate emergency. factor into that the b billion peopople downstream m who depenn the himalayan snowmelt. correspondent: this glacier, one of many in the himalayas losing snowmass at an alarming rate. swarmi, a hindu yogi, has lived here for most of his life. he has seen firsrsthand the impt of global l warming. swarmi: there shou

the dead animals are highly endangered apes like around the tans from borneo lower than gorillas from central africa and chimpanzees from west africa. shortly after midnight a fire broke out in a pouch in the crate. police with automatic weapons were brought in to protect firefighters in case of attacks from wild animals the ape house was also home to fruit bats and birds they were all killed in the blaze but 2 chimpanzees survived. the course of the fire is not yet known. but police believe it may have started from flames in sky lanterns launched for new year. mrs sky lanterns in the air near the zoo and some of them were flying very low we have to assume they went down in the zoo. everywhere in germany including the state of north rhine-westphalia what cray felt is located police are treating the case as negligent arson. after a new year's eve. of the 1st as a public holiday for many of us the office of welcome relaxation new year's day also brings its own traditions many of which seem to involve. new year's day and for people in northern france the party goes on. 6 some in swimsuit

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among the dead animals are highly endangered apes like around the 10s from borneo lower than gorillas from central africa and chimpanzees from west africa. become. a total of 8 apes were killed amongst them massed europe's oldest gorilla he was 48 years old the fire in the ape house broke out shortly after midnight the house was also home to fruit bats and birds they were all killed in the blaze but 2 chimpanzees survived. police say the fire was caused by a sky lantern launch of a new year a mother and her 2 daughters handed themselves in to authorities soon after the fire reportedly unaware that the sky lantern's a band across germany. because. the people wanted to set off these lanterns with good wishes and of course they didn't think that could lead to what happened here. i must say i think it's courageous of them to go to the police and say yes we're responsible i find the leak stream me decent and they have my respect. and i was picked while cray film zoo now remains closed investigations into how the fire spread are underway. well let's bring in correspondent donna records who

. >> here's the thing -- let me apes it quickly. i think the answer is yes but i think the answer is yes not because of the question you were about to ask me on the law but because bolton has already said he would come and testify if subpoenaed and it becomes much, much, much more difficult, i think for him not to in particular if all of the participants in the trial have lined up around it. the truth about executive privilege but going to the legal point, one, the constitution gives the senate the sole authority to govern its trial and the impeachment clause is very clear on this, executive privilege is the kind of privilege you assert by showing up and then the president is able to say that question i think is privileged and the chief justice could say yes or no. in other words, it doesn't erase the ability to say i think this is off limits. but let's just be very clear here. what is at issue is what donald trump was thinking and the only way in an impeachment you can ever get at what a president was thinking is to talk to the peo

. >> a total of eight apes were killed, including europe's oldest g gilla, who o was 48 yes old. thee fire broke out shortly a ar midnight. the enclosure was also home to fruit bats and birds. police believe the fire was caused by a sky lantern launched for new year. a mother and her two daughters turned themselves into authorities shortly after the fire, reportedly unaware of the fact that sky lanterns are banned across germany. >> the people wanted to set off these lanterns with good wishes, and of course they did not think that could lead to what happened here. i must say, i think it is courageous of them to go to the police and say, yes, we are responsible. i find it extremely decent, and they have my respect. >> the ape enclosure burned to the ground, but two chimpanzees managed to escape the inferno. >> the two survived the fire with minor burns. we don't know how that happened. they within sedated and moved to another enclosure. >> while craig felt zoo remains closed, investigators are examining how the blaze spread so quickly. phil: our reporter has been talking to people

a total of 8 apes were killed amongst them. europe's oldest gorilla who was 48 years old. shortly after midnight fire broke out in a palace in the crate. the house was also home to fruit bats and birds they were all killed in the blaze but 2 chimpanzees survived. it's 1st to a miracle that we have animals that are still alive. ballet a 40 year old female chimpanzee and limbo a younger male survived this inferno. the cause of the fire is not yet known. but police believe it may have started from flames and sky lanterns launched for new year. sky lanterns in the air near the zoo and some of them were flying very low we have to assume they went down in the zoo. sky lanterns abound almost everywhere in germany including the state of north rhine-westphalia where craig fell dislocated police are treating the case as negligent arson. part of our look back at some of the top reports filed by correspondents in 202019 we're going to norway is one of the most northern human settlements in the world and it's the home of an attempting something that's considered impossible growing food

the ape enclosure burned to the ground but 2 chimpanzees managed to escape the inferno. to survive the fire with minor burns we don't know how that happened they were then sedated and moved to another enclosure. while cray shelled zoo remains closed investigators are examining how the blaze spread so quickly. well they've. been talking to people. from the scene of the blaze the 3 women are under investigation in germany for launching paper sky lanterns. which apparently ignited a devastating fire that killed more than 30 animals here right behind me in the western german city of care at the local zoo the animals including gorillas and some endangered chimpanzees either burned to death or died of the smoke inhalation according to local authorities and the women turn themselves in to police after learning about the disaster they're being investigated not suspicion of negligent arson an offense which could carry a prison sentence of up to 5 years in prison or turn it to flee a fine a very heavy fine the mood in the city is pretty grim as you can see right behind me some res

of thousands have already made donations to build a new enclosure but it won't be years until new apes will be housed at the crave zoo. evidence of climate change is mounting in the world's highest mountains in the. rising temperatures up and. alarming the lack of snow on the rights of glacial ice retreat is a real climate emergency. the 1000000000 people downstream who depend on himalayan snow melt for water. india's pindar glacier. one of many in the himalayas losing snow in mass as an alarming right. on a hindu yogi has lived here for most of his life. he's seen firsthand the impact of global warming. not hermeticum swishes be 10 feet of snow here in november but there's not even a foot right now it wants no 4 months maybe at the end of december or in mid january. over the past 40 years between dari glacier has retreated more than 2 and a half kilometers. and glaciology experts say there's no sign of it slowing down. the glaciers melt in summers and accumulate snow in winters but due to climate change or global warming some a period is extended and the winter season is shrinking. it

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and a fire at a zoo in western germany has killed more than 30 animals including most of its apes authorities say the blaze broke out shortly after midnight police are investigating whether the fire may have been cools by the flame of a sky land and set off on a new year's eve. protest in iraq have begun leaving the u.s. embassy complex in baghdad after militia leaders called on them to disperse the self the u.s. forces guarding the compound fired tear gas to repel the demonstrators who were angered by u.s. asked reich's washington deployed more soldiers to go at the embassy after it was breached by iran backed shia militia men on tuesday. the u.s. is determined to stop another security breach pro or rhenium protesters were forced to disperse after u.s. troops fired tear gas the demonstrators who camped overnight outside the american embassy in baghdad say they will only leave on one condition. we are here holding a city for the souls of our marx's until the departure of the american occupiers and mark on that they've committed aggression and orders against the army and sacred for. this small

is it taking a leap to link the iran nuclear deal and those missiles last night. >> the behavior of ap and mainstream media to defend iran, to defend the ayatollah is really sad. they don't like donald trump. that is not lost on anybody. the media lost their minds, many congressional democrats lost their minds. money is functional. under barack obama. and the catastrophic nuclear deal the united states allowed between 100,000,000 and 100,000,000,000, 150,000,000,000 dollars to flow directly into iran. the obama administration since 1,700,000,$000 in cash in unmarked bills on pallets in the dead of night in a plane flown into iran later at night, that money come money is fungible and when you flood the ayatollah who is chanting death to america with over 100,000,000,$000, in a very real sense that money the obama administration allowed to flow into iran helps fund those missiles that were attacking our service men and women last night. >> i want to ask about impeachment before i let you go. there to be a trial as soon as next week. nancy pelosi says the process is not only unfair but de

a fire at a zoo in western germany has killed more than 30 animals including most of its apes or storage he said the blaze broke out shortly off to midnight but they said there's no confirmation that the fire was caused by is fireworks. now one of the biggest news stories of 2019 was the pro-democracy protests in hong kong and there's no sign of an end to the demonstrations going into the new year and anti-government march has been broken up by police officer scuffles broke out between protesters and riot police tens of thousands of demonstrators had taken to the streets for a largely peaceful new year's day rally against china's growing influence and the erosion of civil liberties in the city. all right let's cross straight now to our correspondent here spelling and his covering the rally in hong kong this has been a mainly peaceful demonstration but now we're seeing these violent clashes what is going on over there. this is not an unusual pattern it was one of the bigger marches today protesters the numbers probably going into the hundreds of thousands again then as far as we know scuf

fires in the western german city of a craft and has killed more than 30 animals including most of its apes he said the blaze broke out shortly after midnight police are investigating whether it was caused by a flame in a skyline to launch for the new year's celebrations awesome has not been ruled out . now to iraq where the army says all protesters have now left the u.s. embassy complex in baghdad after militia leaders called on them to disperse american forces guarding the compound 5 tear gas to repel demonstrators angered by u.s. airstrikes washington deployed deployed more troops to guard the embassy after the compound was breached by iranian backed shia militia men on tuesday. has begun with a fresh political crisis in baghdad more clashes broke out between pro running protesters and u.s. troops after a crowd stormed into the facility last night the anger of protests is that the americans who may seize occupies is real and it is wrong. this small act is for the marchers so many of us were killed i will this is not the 1st time that the us has hit us we were bombed before protests as ou

a fire at a zoo in western germany has killed more than 30 animals including most of its apes authorities said the blaze broke out shortly after midnight but they said there is no confirmation the fire was caused by me is. for a 2nd day forces guarding the u.s. embassy in baghdad have fired tear gas to disperse protesters and by u.s. asked reich's washington has deployed more soldiers to guard the compound as often dozens of iraqi shia militia men breached the complex on chains day. the u.s. is determined to stop another security breach pro or rainy and protestors were forced to disperse after u.s. troops fired tear gas at the demonstrators who camped overnight outside the american embassy in baghdad say they will only leave on one condition. tells me we are here holding a city for the souls of marx's until the departure of the american occupiers and mark on that he has committed aggression. against the army and the sacred force. this small act is for the marchers so many of us were killed i will this is not the 1st time that the u.s. has us we were bombed before out of we will never move

within china of a demographic crisis there were some $14600000.00 births in 2019 that's marking an ape straight year of to klein the drop as taking place to spite the government relaxing its so-called one child policy and recent years we now know at least 11 american troops were in fact injured when iran attacked bases hosting us troops in iraq on january 8th washington have previously plane that there were no casualties or injuries on the attack which was in retaliation for the killing of iranian general cause i'm so he money more than 2000 honduran migrants have entered guatemala as part of a growing caravan bound for the united states they're pushing north despite a bilateral deal that requires them to wait in guatemala in order to apply for asylum in the us the migrants say they're fleeing poverty violence and gangs in honduras well here in germany farmers across the country are protesting against the government's agricultural policies many in the industry say that tighter rules limiting the use of fertilizers combined with lower consumer prices are squeezing their incomes under th

the new york times is looking at the united states banning some flavoured of apes, describing at thery. i tried a dopamine fast and a kind of sucked. that is the reporter ‘s verdict after trying this latest fad, this fad that has come from silicon valley. if you've not heard about it, we will explain all and i'll be explaining all withjoel who isa i'll be explaining all withjoel who is a partner and former director of the medications at the africa development bank. happy new year to you. we've got a lot of news to start the year. something that has surprised people a lot in the last few hours, the killing of an arabian commander. politico at the forefront of this, this article is looking at the question of this elimination of what they call a dangerous us foe, but at what

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picture tells you all you need to know about the peace plan which is unfortunately it does not resemble ap for perpetual conflict because typically when you try to resolve a conflict, you want both sides there and the palestinian side boycotted this announcement because they view it as fatally unfit — — announcement because they view it as fatally unfit —— very unfair. recognising illegally israeli settlements as protector in israel and that faiz and face over the un resolutions of the year. the image i was reminded of was the contrast when you had bill clinton on the lawn of the white house with its fibre being and yasser arafat from the palestinian side bringing them together that historic handshake was the contrast when you had bill clinton on the lawn of the white house with its fibre being and yasser arafat from the palestinian side bringing them together that historic handshake facet —— from rubbing... you have him now... for donald trump, this is true as of most republican resins, they have been very supportive of israel by think he has taken it to an unprecedented degree. to know w

what you find is that ap carter needs that black song catcher.williams said the only education he needed was from rad roofust. top payne and bill monroe the father of bluegrass had arnold schultz interwoven into all of this music is the blues and our history that we don't always focus on but is there and is there in country music from the very beginning, and so we shouldn't be surprised that lil nas x, a black gay rapper has just had the number one country song of all time this year. we ought not to be surprised but we continually allow ourselves to be surprised because we forget in our top down version of the past that race is central to the u.s. and to us in both the intimacy of that and the imagi imagine city and the breadth and the controversy. >> what a pleasure, thank you so much for spending time with us. >>> still ahead this hour, we will talk about the most unique first lady of the modern area, melania trump, immigrant, in enigma. >>> and later the men donald trump referred to as my generals, what it was like for mattis, kelly and mcmast

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the ap today spoke with former u.s.icials who said the fear about the dangers of a targeted killing of qassem soleimani, that fear persisted beyond that one opportunity in 2007 described by stanley mccrystal to potentially take soleimani out. that fear extended certainly into the obama administration. former officials telling the ap they determination in terms of u.s. national interests was that, quote, soleimani was just as dangerous dead and martyred as he was alive and plotting against americans. until now apparently that was the calculus inside the u.s. government in the military, weighing whether it was more dangerous for the u.s. to kill this guy than it was to let him live. that was the calculus in the bush administration, also reportedly the same cal clas by u.s. military leaders in the obama administration. these other pre-s decided it was america's best interest to let soleimani live, it would be more dangerous to kill him. so why did this president decide something more different? is taking out soleimani now

this is coming out of the ap in tehran.ing that iran state tv is saying that iran launches 10 of surface-to-surface missiles in, at iraq's iral-assad airbase. 10 sir fast to air missiles is that what you're saying? >> there are conflict the reports. we know six landed inside of the base. we heard reports up 35 u.s. official said they were fired all over the country this is breaking development. we don't have the full details. certainly iranians as you point out saying revenge attack has started. i think we have to wait in coming minutes, hours, what extent they retaliate. melissa: benjamin hall thank you for that report. lou dobbs is on deck coming up with the program right after this. no doubt you're monitoring that developing story as well,,. >> absolutely, melissa. as we're learning in the early moments what is happening at the al asad base where u.s. forces have significant presence, a report as many as six missiles struck the base is obviously, deeply, deeply, troubling and worryisome. we don't have reports of casualti

amy: i would to clarify this ap database. the new associated press database counts more mass kikillings in 2019 that any year dating back to at least the 1970's. , if you could also respond to this issue and how you feel hate crimes need to be dealt with today? and in the case of the monsey machete attack on the jewish worshipers, the lawyer for the iseged attacker says he until he ill, that he suffers from schizophrenia? >> yes, i think we have to look at hate crimes in a very holistic and comprehensive way. people who might be suffering from mental illness and living in society in which anti-semitism and racism and all of these oppressions are mixed -- that is a dangerous combination. clearly. we are seeing now because anti-semitism has risen to the surface with this sort of bigoted rhetoric coming out of the highest offices of the land, giving permission, innocence, to those who might be unstable to unleash. with our approach and the approach of grassroots community organizations, think about what approaches.our nine group