>> my chimp. my chimpanzee! >> well, i'm not an expert, but to me, it did not appear that he was being aggressive. >> still, bloomquist knows he has to get sue under control. >> our job is to, you know, protect people, protect property. >> little does he know, the chimpanzee is nowhere near ready to call it a day. >> and i yelled for the animal control guy to get into my passenger side of the car, and i said, we'll zip down the street here and we'll -- you try and get a shot at the chimp. and we'll go from there. >> they hope to tranquilize the chimp but sue spots the police car and decides to kick play time into high gear. the dash cam inside bloomquist's car records her as she pushes a trash bin down the street. but what happens next surprises even bloomquist. >> so about that time is when the chimp saw us and then proceeded to jump up on the hood, started banging on the roof of the car, and i had somebody ask me, you know, what was the animal control guy doing? and i said, are you kidding me? do you really th

it's because chimps live in large social groups. they touch each other, hold hands and like to kiss when they meet. and it's not unusual at all for an adult male to have a "special" someone. for all we know, this casanova could be asking her to the primate prom right now. >> ushaka: they may not know of instant messaging, but don't think for a moment that they do not have their own highly complex system of communication. (chimpanzee squealing) >> ushaka: one loud call can be heard for more than a mile away in the jungle, warning others of something strange or disturbing. screams, grunts and drumming on trees are all part of their vocabulary of sounds, too. in a direct confrontation, they use sticks and branches like clubs, or they throw them at their enemies. consider the fact that an adult male can weigh as much as 150 pounds. and you realize that could hurt! relax, buddy. we come in peace! >> ushaka: gorillas inhabit the rainforest, too. the dominant male who leads the group a silverback. >> ushaka: in many ways, gorillas' likenes

think like a chimp. now, if you were a chimpanzee, and-- and you wanted to hide, where would you go? well, i don't know. the first place i'd go is up a tree. [ ] 0 [grunts aggressively] [tarzan yell] shh. be quiet. uh, jeannie. jeannie what? jeannie'll change hiback. that's the answer-- would you--? but jeannie isn't here. well, she will be. whenever i'm in trouble, i just concentrate on her, and she comes to me. now, i gotta concentrate. ahem. jeannie. jeannie. would you like some coffee? i cannot hear you. would you like some coffee? oh, yes, i would. jeannie. you mean your friend's not gonna change me back again. yeah, that's right. come on, let's go. roger: wait a minute. hey! wait for me. do you hear something? no. i thought i heard someone calling my name. may i use your phone? oh, yes. there's one in the other room. oh. i'll get it. please do not bother. the first thing i'm gonna do is move in with you. i'm a lot of laughs once you get to know me. boy, we'll really be swinging. at the end of a noo

she was one of the original chimps. >>> all right. here's what's >>> we're getting a better look day gunfire range >>> welcome back. here's or top stories. >>> today state lawmakers expected to vote on a plan that would sent voters to the policy twice. >>> the reason for all of is because the state lawmakers have to redraw congressional districts. >>> and tomorrow two key states a add their votes to the 2016 race for the white house. south carolina will hold its republican primary. donald trump is trying to hold onto his frontrunner status while taking heat from ted cruz and marco rubio. clinton and sanders nearly neck and neck. >>> knew this morning nearly 70 par troopers are arrive back at forf bragg. >>> right now osha is investigating after two workers died in a construction accident in new jersey. a generator fell from a crane. officials say it was being lowered into place when a strap snapped. one man died at the scene, the other died at the hospital. the crew is constructing a new firehouse. >>> the so-called affluenza teen tee

. >>> the oldest chimp at the zoo has passed away. she was 47 years old. she was one of the originals chimps. >>> here's what's coming up. >> we're getting a better look inside a north carolina mall the day that gunfire range out there, hear more of the 911 >> plus the so-called affluenza . >>> welcome back, i hope you're having a great morning. >>> today state lawmakers expected to vote on a plan that would send voters to the polls twice in the next few months. >> last night the house voted to hold two primaries, the first march 15th, the reason for all this is because state lawmakers have to redraw the districts. >>> and tomorrow two key states add their votes to the 2016 race for the white house. south carolina will hold its primary, donald trump is trying to hold onto his frontrunner status while taking a lot of heat. nevada will hold the democratic caucuses polls show clinton and >>> more than 70 paratroopers arrived back at fort bragg. >>> right now osha is investigating after two workers died this a construction accident in new jersey a five ton gen

- and the chimp stole his keys and he got out and locked my cousin in. - he locked noah in? well, he must have felt pretty silly. - yes, especially because it was a week before they realized he was in and the chimp was out. (laughter) - a full week? - yes, but it worked out fine. while he was in the cage, the chimp did his work so much better that when my cousin came out, they gave him a raise. (unclear) he deserved anything. - oh, he did huh? - yes, look what he did for the tigers! - more than he did for the camel and the for the bears? - oh sure, well sure, when he found out that they were man-eaters, that's what he gave them for their sunday dinner. - [george] gave them that for sunday? now wait a minute gracie, that, i don't believe. he built the men out of hamburger. you know the way you make a snowman? - and did the tigers like that as well as eating the real man? - oh, much better, - oh? - how many men are all hamburger and no bones? (laughter) (applause) - [voiceover] appearing on tonight's show were - [crowd cheering] - what a life. - throw me another pineapple, huh

terry was one of the original chimps on exhibit and delighted visitors with her big ears and playful nature since 1980. >>> north carolina is saying no to the idea of alligator hunting. it has never been allowed in north carolina. it as their numbers grow and because other states allow this, it could change. north carolina is the northernmost range for alligators. after several public hearings, wildlife officials say they are we need to do some science and get better estimates of population before we do that, as well as the distribution of alligators on public land. >> it could be a few years before they allow gator hunting. >>> construction on a new police headquarters is set to start this y ear. and today they saw the latest drawings of what the new building will look like. most preferred the first option. many said they wanted to make sure the complex was inviting to all citizens. >>> a firefighter rushed to save a patient and later learned that patient was his father. when he arrived at the scene, the patient's face was covered. his first reaction was saving a life but only after

ian will speak about four years studying and photographing gorillas and chimps in congo. note: this is a new speaker from previous outreach materials. thursday, march 3 - wally van sickle, wildlife biologist and conservationist, founder of idea wild, this organization has provided tools and equipment to over 4,500 projects in 115 countries. thursday, april 7- associate professor emeritus in the natural resource ecology and management department at iowa state university, speaking about his work with iowa rivers revival on water conservation in the state. tickets member: $20 per event non-member: $25 per event student: $15 per speaker click here to purchase tickets ian chase nichols ian chase nichols is an emerging figure in the field of photography and conservation with vast expertise in capturing images of the world's rarest wildlife. his quiet work instantly photos have appeared including national graduation from the university of virginia in 2005, ian studied chimps at a research site in congo, where he spent photographing use. in 2007, ian lowland gorillas in congo on

wind chimps down to subzero range. out thwart millersburg. seven degrees. the hot spot out toward the lake county and the fremont area 13. ashland still in to the single digits. winds will continue to chatter and that is why across the board we are under that wind chill advisory until 10 tomorrow morning. if you thought this morning was cold, this time tomorrow, even colder for inland locations. down to about 15 to 20 below. headed out and about throughout the day. we have seen that moisture that passed through yesterday afternoon. some slick spots, bridges overpasses, take it slow. we will continue to sew a good steady stream of moisture and that will affect county. still in place out toward that area until four today. you have that warning where we could see another three to six inches. definitely going to track that system as we head and squalls through the afternoon. let's show you where the snow from lodi into medina. across 75 south into pepper pike, independence shaker heights. the brunt of this moisture is madison. genevia. are you seeing a good amo

she was one of the original chimps on the exhibit. >>> a firefighter helps to save if - - heart attack victim and realized later it was his father. >>> emergency crews race to helicopter after it crashes into the water. >> and the changes cooler this evening, 11 degrees cooler in fayetteville and tomorrow with delightfully warm weather >>> and investigator will be in hawaii tomorrow to look into the crash of a touring helicopter that critically injured a 16- year-old boy. it made it hard landing and sink. three of them got out and swam to shore. bystanders jumped in to rescue the rest. two other people were taken to the hospital. >>> a reward up to $10,000 for entry divorce information into the murder - - information for a young boy who was shot and killed while playing in the yard during her birthday party. police conducted interviews and spent hundreds of hours on the investigation but still, no arrests. >>> one person died after a multiple vehicles and the home were damaged. it appears the driver may have died before the crash. >>> a firefighter rushed to save a hardest - - heart at

we have three studies now, human chimp or monkey, the males want to play with the truck. and the girls prefer to play with the plush doll. these differences are clearly hard-wired not socially constructed. they are found in four primate species. >> but these people say it's exaggerated. >> some of it is anti-science propaganda. >> gender differences are quite small. >> all social, it's not biological innate? >> some people feel these approaches are extreme because they are uncomfortable with them. it shakes their world view. >> yeah, it shakes mine because i think it's mostly wrong. next, the woman who says more moms should be as tough as my mom was. and for that people say things like -- >> sh when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. v8. veggies for all. >>> a few years ago, a mom wrote a parenting book that freaked out a lot of people. they wer

. >>> a police officer faces an out-of-control chimp. >> are you kidding me?his chimp's going ape on my car. >> they're on the job facing unbelievable situations. >> and all of a sudden, i just feel the blast of water hit me. and that was it. >> from bizarre -- >> obviously, this guy isn't who he says he was. >> -- to death defying.

. >>> a police officer faces an out-of-control chimp. >> are you kidding me?p's going ape on my car. >> they're on the job facing unbelievable situations. >> and all of a sudden, i just feel the blast of water hit me. and that was it. >> from bizarre --

one of the zoo's original chimps on exhibit and delighted visitors with her big ears and playful nature since 1980. >>> university of north carolina greensboro is getting rids rid of the name of the school auditorium. akoch was the 50th governor and improved the education system and promoted white supremacy. unc g isn't the only university to take on tissue. east carolina and duke removed the name. unc is removing references on buildings to the former governor as well. >>> duke faculty say they deserve better treatment. they took up a resolution serving the push to unionize. the group duke teaching first, sent representatives to talk to the council. disparities including pay. >>> construction on the new police headquarters is about to start, by the end of the year. council members saw the latest drawings of what the building will look like and shown two options, most counselors preferred option a, many wanted to make sure the complex was inviting to all citizens. >>> a burt county firefighter rushed to save a heart attack patient and later learned the patient was his dad. >> steve kitty

more like a chimp? no, janet. i think you're very cute... i can't budge the window, and it's raining. no, no, no, no. this is a job... for the man of the house. i shall return. meanwhile, make yourselves beautiful for me. oh! of all the... vain, arrogant, egotistical... he's kind of nice, though. yeah. he is, isn't he? chrissy, is that you? ( thunder crashing ) oh, dear! chrissy, chrissy! what's the matter?! someone's out there! that's impossible. ( banging ) did you hear that? no. ( banging on door ) i didn't hear that either. ( louder banging ) i've had it. i don't care whose mother's... don't blow it for chrissy. oh! hi, hi. come on in. chrissy: hi! hi, handsome. wow... oh! this is chrissy's mother. how do you do? i was just passing by, and i thought i'd knock. why? why? oh, well, there's an all-night showing of war and peace down at the art theater and i thought i'd invite the girls to come along. but, silly me, i can see they're ready for bed. so i'll just mosey on my way. good night. good night. wait! you're not wearing any shoes. it's

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this is zoomer er er chimp. he is interactive. i want to you watch his face. he will pay attention to voice. zoomer, dance. let's see what you can do. there you go. dance. he has lots of tricks. >> that's so cute. >> everyone is going to love this guy. >> all right. let's move on. >> what about for kids who like to be more creative. what about a pet that you can build. this is our-kids actually build this. a section that allows them to go learn about physics. that is around the front and he gets to the top and he feels the feeling. he is going to come right back down. >> i love that the kids build that. >> that's very hot. >> look at this. this is a 3d magic pet. we can build, but what i do is have a uv light. no heat. i can build up. i can build out. everything that you see here has been built with this pen. you can go any way you want. it's so neat. look at that. >> all it is is using this. >> big bubbles. bubbles. how about this. let's see if we can get a nice bubble around isaac. >> kids will have a lot of fun. one more time. we had one around natalie. >>

. >> she's also the oldest known living chimp in the world. >> that's pretty impressive. >> and sheas she's got valentines treats. >> got to take care of everyone. >>> a holiday for many of you but we do have veloping news we're working on. >> five people are recovering after a car rammed into them on the sidewalk. the latest on this investigation into who the driver is is straraht ahead. >>> and a traffic alert this morning for anyone traveling on the turnpike. turnpike southbound shut down at 216th street. we're hearing this is an officer-involved crash. not only are their delays in our southund lanes but northbound lanes. mess in a few minutes. >>>>right now at 6:00 a search for justice for a man killed in a hit and run. >>> right now remembering justice scalia, why his supreme court seat is creating a political battle. >>> several states bracing for a snowy blast is already causing real problems. >>> your weather authority with your holiday forecast. >>> good morning, south florida. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. happy presidents day to yo >> big one, yeah. >>> let's get to w

baseball players will be allowed to drive around the bases with chimps on their backs. cold play will still suck even trump can't help them. >> i am not saying he's not the anti christ but you make up your minds, america. >> before we get into the debate it wouldn't be a debate until we showed you what happened afterwards. it was like a game of punitive ping pong played by done rickels and a robot played by don rickles. >> the guy with the worst spray tan in america is attacking me. >> i watched krchris go after rubio. he has large ears the biggest ears i have ever seen. i have never seen any human being sweat like this guy. >> donald trump likes to sue people, he should sue whoever did that to his face. >> kennedy. what the hell is happening to this country? >> we were missing this entire presidential contest was cuban street fighting. marco rubio has discovered his inner warrior and we are not getting anything done. no problems solved. it annihilates the issues we should be talking about foreign and domestic. it reached a whole new level of entertainment. cruz tried t

. >>> the oldest chimp at the north carolina zoo has died. she was 47 years old and one of the zoo. in her sleep. >>> coming up massive fires heart land. . >>> a heat debate is going on between members of congress. >> reporter: the president the constitution says he gets to appoint someone and you must do this and i said yes but the constitution also says we get to confirm. >> this will be the opportunity for senators to do their job. >> president obama set to nominate someone to take former supreme court justice scalia's spot on the highest court next week. but right now republicans don't plan to vote anyone in until there's a new president. >> we're going to give the people of country an opportunity put this off until after the election. >> democrats taking the president's side. >> presidents elected for four-year terms. he was reelected for a four-year term not a three-year term. >> it's going to dominate the senate's work next week and you can expect them to look into the ever changing situation with iran and why it's important would scientists have discovered graph takesal wave

i got chimp and down i said that's my dad. >> beck last seen in oakland going to federal court.he has been ordered to pay the u.s. government 113 million dollars for an alleged get rich quick scheme. he had appealed that case. >>> father disappeared from his daughter's wedding over the weekend. the ceremony took place saturday at the grand island mansion in walnut grove. her fast 55-year-old went for walk after the sayer more than. hasn't been he seen since. >> the la last if you day has been a little bit i'm not sure the reasons but he's not doing well. >> search crew with canine =ut searched in the area and in the water nearby and found no sign of him. he moved from india to california in january looking for anaheim and pacifica watch closely now. step by step a car break-in caught on surveillance camera. thief case also the van. then smashes a window to lean inand start stealing. it's the latest example of crime becoming remarkably common in san francisco. here's sergio. >>reporter: for residents of san francisco also piles of shattered glass have become a usual sight. some p

. >> reporter: how about laser tag, or zoomer's newest pet, $120 chimp. or a pom-pom maker that can decorate a car. welcome to the 2016 toy fair. >> your getting a sneak peek of what a lot of families are going to be seeing around christmas time. >> reporter: check out the voice activated barbie hello it includes an elevator. >> our stairs turn in to a slide. and our chandelier spins. >> we have thousands and thousands of toys. >> reporter: if you're sick to death of your kids being cooped up inside, there's all kinds of stuff to get them moving and getting them outside as well. this is actually called -- isn't this cool? this is called a pedal cart. this actual piece is $1500 but they start at less than $200. here's the latest from lego. this is called nexo knights. >> you can told it up and it becomes a rolling little thing they can go in to battle with against the bad guys. >> reporter: if you like a go cart that offers parental controls, the active runs $600 and clicks together in 10 minutes. >> still driving the car but the parents are allowed to set

. >> the fun doesn't end with the this is zoomer chimp. he's an interactive chimp. watch him. watch his face. he's going to pay attention to commands i give him. he'll know gestures from my voice. zoomer, dance. there you go. he's going to do a little dance. he's got lots of monkey tricks. >> so cute. >> amazing. >> everyone is going to love this guy. >> let's move over here. creative toys for kids. >> this is a pet you can actually build. this is our -- >> oh, my gosh. >> -- robot. kids actually build this. there's a section in here that allows him to walk two legs at a time up the wa. kids learn about physics. sensors around the front. when he gets to the top and feels the feeling, he'll come >> i love that kids build that, too. >> 3d maker stuff is hot. >> this is our 3d magic imagipen. there's no heat. i can build up and out. everything you see here has been built with this pen. >> really cool. >> it's so creative. >> beautiful. look at that. >> pretty cool. >> it's just using this. >> big bubbles. >> this is lots of different bubbles. how about this how about a nice big b

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we've heard of a chimp going to space... but now a gorilla? the astronaunt when you start a new job... your boss will typically hand you a badge and a stack of work... but this boss might hand you a gun. "you're willing to commit to training, commit to becoming an expert on the firearm, also you have to commit to using it if you have to." lance toland gives each of his employees a gun... if they have their own permit... he owns an aviation insurance company and employs mostly women. he says the move is to ensure their safety. high fiving me when they hear about this, but they think its one of the best things they've ever heard for a company to mandate gun ownership and to be licensed and be responsible." toland calls the guns "the judge." revolver. sends a message wants other business to follow suit. if you're ever flying above florida be sure to look down. disney has built a new solar farm shaped like the head of mickey mouse. the 20 acre facility near the walt disney world resort is said to have 48-thousand solar panels and should be complet

as you see our two elderly chimps and we actually have three. international polar bea day working with an ice company to bring in ice and snow and snow enrichment for ulu the the oldest polar bear in captivity and speaks to the care that our staff and others give to the geriatric animals. it's leap year this year. and so we are offering a free day for san francisco residents on the 29th of february. during that weekend though we're giving leap activity books for kids, featuring different games that they can take back with them and features the most iconic leap animal, the frog. new animals. we are excited that we have an andain condor, 25 years old ian condor, 25 years old and she came to us from new jersey and in talks that maybe she might be permanent. she is going to be here at least for six months. so an amazing bird, amazing specifis is for people to see. and we have a new kudu, the african exhibit -- they are from southern and eastern africa and they are listed on least concerned on endangered species list, but they are hunted for sport an

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pension smoothing, corporate timing shifts and all of our favorite chimps -- changes in mandatory programs -- which everyone outside of this country thinks o is a monkey and everyoe inside the city knows it is a great budgeting tec budgeting t. here is an eafnlings the pension payment acceleration in section 5022 changed the due date from october 15, 2025 to september 15, 2025 no to get $2.3 billion into the ten-year window. what just changed there? they moved a payment time 30 days forward and said that's when it's due and so since they moved it 30 days forward ten years why now, suddenly that's another $2 billion into the federal budget. if our federal budget wasn't ten years, it was ten years and two weeks, it would have been $2 billion short. but because they moved that payment over a month and made it a little bit earlier, it suddenly picks up $2 billion. it's not real. that's a gimmick. the changes in mandatory programs that go out there. take something like the crime victims protection fund, a fund of money that -- it is expected we will spend that fund, but when we don't, they'll s