dame daphne has been running the orphanage for over 30 years.ck, africa's leading crusader against poaching. when he died in 1977, she founded the david sheldrick wildlife trust. daphne saw her mission as saving as many elephants as possible. but she has never permitted herself too much hope. that's because she loses half the elephants that arrive here, some from pneumonia, some from trauma. this elephant probably witnessed its mother's death and remembers everything. that's the double-edged sword of having the memory of an elephant--they never forget. >> you know, he's still grieving for his elephant family, he's in shock, he's distressed. >> do you believe a baby elephant can die of grief? >> oh, yes. i know he can. they're terribly, terribly fragile. you've got to try and turn their psyche round, duplicating what that elephant would have had in an elephant family, touching them, talking to him gently. >> in other words, love. >> tender loving care--tlc, and a lot of it. >> daphne and the keepers may run this place officially, but it's the ele

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he and 21 other young elephants have been given a temporary home by conservationist daphne sheldrick. >> raising an elephant you have to replace the family with a human family. >> reporter: 30 years ago she set up the world's only elephant orphanage in nairobi, kenya. that human family, the keepers, watch over their wards around the clock. >> they learn to love the keepers and recognize them for life. >> reporter: these orphans have lost their natural herds so the keeper teaches them to socialize, helps them teeth, and sleeps alongside them all night long. just like with human babies the day revolves around meal time. when super sized meals are served every three hours, about 25 quarts of milk per day per baby. and sometimes even that is not enough. daphne discovered that hanging blankets comfort the lonely babies. >> the trunk has to feel comfortable like it's against the body of a mother. and it has to be a special blanket too. not any blanket. they'll get fussy about the blanket, fussy about the bottle, fussy about the keeper. when they get big like this they learn to hold the bott

times square, with our friend, daphne oz, from "the chew."ii, to check out "the last resort," a new abc show. >> "the chew" has our first-ever primetime session coming up. we've been traveling across the country, getting to talk with the other stars from primetime. i got the hard job, and went to hawaii. talked with andre braugher. >> how is it? do we have any of it? >> he's a great guy. and we're giving the juicy bits. >> and the special again? >> sunday, september 2nd, at 10:00 a.m. >> put me to work. >> we're going to show you summer sweet treats. i heard you like to get busy in the kitchen. blueberry whoopie pies. all-purpose flour. all of the cocoa. some salt and some baking soda. >> whisk that together. take the eggs. i have butter and sugar cream here. i'm adding an egg. and you and i are going to add about half that flour. and -- who is oohing and awing? i like it. you're going to like this. perfect. thank you. now, here's the deal with that recipe. blueberries are in high season. you get those at the bottom of the pint you don't want

she warned police her dog, a pit bull named daphne, was in the house but was not dangerous. however, when benson walked out to surrender, the dog walked out too and then pruitt heard a gunshot. >> i was 99% sure they had shot the boy. and then i heard my dog yelp, and i'm like you killed my dog, you killed my dog? no. no, we did not kill your dog. we shot your dog with a bean bag. she's fine. >> she says one of the dog's legs is broken so badly it needs surgery and might have to be amputated. police confirm the city will pay the vet bills. >>> on a hot summer day pleasanton's shadow lake is a great place to cool off but swimmers are being warned not to swallow the water because bacteria levels are higher than acceptable levels. the recent water quality test found too much coliform bacteria. swimmers should dry off thoroughy. even though the levels are high, they are not high enough to close it for any recreational activities. >>> tonight we profile not a person but a machine. a computer to be exact. >> the biggest computer right here in silicon valley. as nbc bay area's garv

and daphne oz is here from "the chew." delicious summer streets.am. >>> a special back-to-school deal day here. "deals and steals," deals you can only get from our website, on yahoo! we'll have one every day this week. >>> ladies and gentlemen, what is coming up at 2:00 p.m.? >> we're back to school. we're -- >> my kids are already back in school. >> my son is devastated. >> going toe-to-toe today. oversharing about your life. how much is too much? i'm going to say precious little. find out today, "good afternoon america," 2:00 p.m. eastern. 1:00 central. >> say it with me. you can't get it out of your head. >>> taylor swift fans had a great time last night when their favorite country star had a youtube chat with more than 80,000 of her fans. the six-time grammy winner talked about her new single, her new album and what's going on in her life. ♪ >> reporter: she's one of the biggest recording stars in the music business today. thanks to megahits like "sparks fly," and "mean." she pocketed six grammys, sold 22 million albums and was recently heralde

it's not eating but drinking that gets daphne and augustus into trouble at the toilet. >> she uses her nose and she pries the seat up and he comes behind her and they start drinking from the toilet bowl. >> reporter: as with humans sex leads many dogs astray. ill humped a blind cocker spaniel's face. i like to hump this cat. but roam yore here has a -- romeo here has a different source of frame. >> he's scared of his own [ bleep ]. he searches arnold it. >> reporter: actually romeo is a two sign dog. he doesn't just like to watch his owner in the bedroom -- >> he was licking my feet they were hanging off the bed as i was -- >> reporter: who's giving who a tongue lashing? jeanne moos, cnn. >> i see why they call you that. >> reporter: new york. >> until the end of the story i was thinking see there's a sign. somebody can really put every one on those. it went downhill. >>> it was one of the most captivating moments most of us will always remember. >> a new book written by the navy s.e.a.l. who was there will be released but before you can read it the government actually wants to check i

two have been arrested libya remains unstable since the night about popular uprising resulted in daphne's ousting and death last year the editor of new york investigative newspaper blackstar news believes the latest violence could indicate other forces interest in the country. it's not definitely known who could be behind these kind of actions i think what might be disturbing is that normally when these kind of activities start they don't just and so sadly there could be such more actions similar explosions in the days and months to come and judging by the situation on the ground it's not clear that things are any better in libya today than before the nato intervention i think there's a rush to try to create a semblance of normalcy you really cannot have stability without addressing the issues of the weapons that are widely available at the end of the day the people that really exercise power in libya today are the armed militias there was some talk and the international criminal court later would have to be brought to account for what amounted to a war crimes who is going to address thos

. >> quality control is one of daphne wagner's top priorities as well. >> it's a family recipe, it's a local business and that's the way we like to keep it. >> she's the owner of mrs. w.'s old time candy based in terrell, north carolina. >> i sell toffee candy, the classic. and i came up with a toffee oatmeal cookie, a peanut butter cup cook key. >> she believes in consistency and quality. wagner says her company's success starts in her industrial kitchen. >> what makes us unique is we are not a mass-produce item. we are handmade. and you don't see that a lot today. and i don't ever want to become a mass-produce item. >> from the very beginning wagner made all of her own products. it's now three years later and she has no plans to change that. she's committed to man tainting the high standard she set. >> a good recipe has to be kept secret. else it's not a good recipe anymore. i don't want other people to know how to produce what we're doing because i don't want the recipe to get out and they can do what we're doing. >> reporter: even though wagner personally delivers mrs. w.'s produ

. >>> a pitbull named daphne was the unintended victim of a police standoff today. homeowner says a man broke into her house while she slept because he knows her sound. police locked down the neighborhood and converged on her house. she warned police that her dog was in the house but that she wasn't dangerous. the dog went behind benson and then she heard a gunshot. >> i was 99% sure that they had shot the boy and then i heard by dog yelp, and i'm like, you killed my dog? no, we did not kill your dog. we shot her with a bean bag. she's fine. >> turns out one of the dog's legs is so broken it needs to be am amputated. police department says it will pay for the cost of that veterinary surgery. >>> earlier today a residence was evacuated after a staff member reported that she was approached by a stranger who warned her to stay away and not follow him. she then noticed a gun tucked into his pants. police searched the entire building but found no sign of that man. >>> want to update you on the breaking news we told you about a short time ago. these are live pictures of a

it is not eating, but drinking that gets daphne into trouble. >> she lifts the seat and they start drinkinge toilet bowl. >> reporter: as with humans, sex leaves many to stray. i humped a blind cocker spani spaniel's face. some dogs are scared of thunder. >> he is scared of his own [ bleep ]. he leaps up and searches around. >> reporter: actually romeo is a two-sign dog. he doesn't just like to watch his owner in the bedroom. >> he was licking my feet hanging off the bed as i was -- >> reporter: who's giving who a tongue-lashing? jeanne moos, cnn, new york. ♪ ♪ ♪ with a subaru you can always find a way. announcer: love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> it has been a year and a half give or take since the name jerry sandusky became burned into our national consciousness. what a year and a half has been. he has been charged and tried and convicted of child rape. many of them. two top university officials are awaiting trial for allegedly hiding sandusky's crimes. head coach joe paterno has passed away soon after being fired amid the scandal. the school, itself, has been pummeled with at

this is daphne koller. why start the company? guest: we started this in 2011 after we had three large stamford classes that have enrollment of 100,000 students each. we realize we need to take it to the next level. if we were going to do that, other institutions have amazing courses to offer the world. we wanted to let more people participate. host: give us a sense of those institutions. guest: we started with michigan., penn, and ag then we announced an additional 12 in april including toronto. there seems to be a pivotal moment in higher education when it is no longer a case for an institution of whether to engage in this online education in rather how and how quickly they can get into doing something in this new space. host: what kinds of classes are offered? guest: previous efforts focused on computer science and some math. we offer courses across the disciplines of humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, across the entire spectrum. host: always talking about mostly american students? how educated are they going into y

it is not eating, but drinking that gets daphne in trouble with the toilet. >> she pries the seat upng from the toilet bowl. >> reporter: as it humans, sex leaves many dogs to stray. i like to hump this cat. romeo here has a different source of shame. some dogs are scared of thunder. >> he's scared of his own [ bleep ]. >> reporter: romeo is a two-sign dog. he doesn't just like to watch his owner in the bedroom. >> he was licking my feet that were hanging off the bed as i was -- >> reporter: who is giving who a tongue-lashing? jeanie moos, cnn, new york. >>> the next hour of cnn newsroom starts after a short break. >>> stories we're watching right now in the newsroom, isaac isn't the only threat to the republican national convention. anarchists. >>> now how can you tell which ads are true? there is an app for that. we'll put it to the the test. >>> and nine months after being raped, she gave birth to a baby girl. now shawna will join us live to respond to the comments of todd akin and why she is still battling her attacker eight years later. newsroom begins right now. >>> good mornin

host: daphne koller, thank you so much for talking to us today. updatentists giveave an about the curious the rover. it began to broadcast images from mars within two hours up its landing. this is about 55 minutes. >> good morning. it is hard to believe it has been less than 36 hours since the mars curiosity rover landed on the red planet. it is allowing us with its images and data. we're going to hear more about what is coming down already and what is coming up in the weeks and days ahead from our panelists. let's go ahead and introduce today's speaker. we're first good to hear from michael watkins -- we're first going to hear from michael watkins. ken edgett is the principal investigator for mahli. >> curiosity had another busy day. she is asleep right now getting ready for tomorrow. at the end of the day, we get a call through the corridors with the status for what happened with that day's activities. curiosity is still healthy, in service nominal mode and in great shape. yesterday's activity started off wi the antenna deploy. we talked about t