but dora still prefers to use the ready-made one.meanwhile, back at the camp, fatima and her colleagues are preparing a meal fit for an orangutan. fruit wrapped in banana leaves and tied up with string. dora and her fellow orangutans need to learn that getting food requires some effort. >> in their cages, they get fruit from the forest once a day. it's not as attractive as cultivated fruit. the wild varieties aren't as sweet or as juicy. they're relatively dry and hard in comparison. but we have to get them to eat it anyway. >> how to find food is one of the most important lessons the orangutans must learn. >> dora is learning to suck termites out of their nest. high in protein, the insects can prove a vital energy source during lean times. her trainers also demonstrate how to get the goodness out of a stem of rattan palm. >> orangutans eat rattan as an alternative, at times when there's no fruit in the forest. during the dry season they usually termites, rattan, and leaves, not fruit. >> bukit tigapuluh is one of sumatra's largest r

. >> ♪ jingle bells >> reporter: it's christmastime once again for dora cummings but this december 25thlittle extra special. it marks over a century of christmas celebrations. >> i love christmas. 'cause i like the presents and we all have lots of fun getting ready for dinner. >> reporter: cumens has been living in the allentown area since she was born, birthday number 106 just around the corner. >> she's lived a long happy, happy life with lots of good family. >> reporter: and good memories. spanning more than a century. >> she loves christmas. she loves to sing. what she doesn't remember she makes up. [laughter] >> reporter: but family members say she seems to remember a lot. here she is with her husband. he died in 1959. >> we're learning a lot from her past now. she's starting to tell us stuff when she grew up so that's been fun for us to learn. >> reporter: stories about family members long departed and family members still here today. >> yeah, i do have a nice familiar physical. >> reporter: a family who wouldn't even think about missing a christmas without grandma dora. >> wish y

. >> reporter: it's christmastime once again for dora cummings but this december 25 is this a little special. it marks over a century of christmas sell braces. >> i love christmas. 'cause i like presents. and we all have lots of fun getting ready for din are in. >> reporter: comings lived in the downington area since she was born. on february 26th, 1909. if you're counting, that's birthday number 106 just around the corner. >> she's lived a long happy happy life with lots of good family. >> reporter: and good memorie memories. spending more than a century. >> she loves christmas. she loves to sing. what she doesn't remember she makes up. (laughter). >> reporter: but family members say she seems to remember a lot. here she is with her husband. he died in 1959. >> we're learning a lot from her past now. she's starting to tell us stuff when she grew up and that's been fun for us to learn. >> reporter: stories about family members long departed and family members stl here today. >> yeah, i do have nice family. >> reporter: a family who wouldn't even think about celebrating a christmas wi

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at dollar tree including jake and he never ending pirate's tampa bar ridden and a bracelet and and dora the explorer backpack at walgreen's. list go on to e wjla.com. potentially icy conditions tomorrow. when thes more on >> set your alarm early for tomorrow expecting wet roads in d.c. watch slick spots for bridges and overpasses north and west an along i-81. we could see sleet and a couple pockets of freezing rain. >> [dramatic music] [cheers and applause] >> yo! whoo! ah! hello! welcome to the show. i'm terry crews, your new host of millionaire, and you can also see me on brooklyn nine-nine. [cheers and applause] today's first contestant says if he wins the million, he wants to hire me as his personal trainer. and for a million dollars, i will take it. all right? from wantagh, new york, please welcome matt klapper. [cheers and applause] oh! what's up, matt? come on in here, man. how you doing? >> i'm doing well. how areou? >> wow. you know what? you look pretty good--you're in good shape right now, man, but show--can you do a little

fisher-price's talking dora. dora has a smartphone now. you press the little phone -- >> because every little kids needs a smartphone. >> every little kids needs a smartphone, right? and of course, this is the american girl doll. comes in all kinds of different models, names, $115. what would a doll segment be without barbie dolls? we have two here, barbie with endless curls, barbie's fashion designer maker, so you can create something there. then, of course, you and i had the doll heads that didn't quite look like this one. this is for girls six and up. they can create scary hooks. this is the -- looks. this is the $25 monster high gorge-ous -- get it? you can find them online at the hot holiday toys segment. they're all being donated to the homeless children once this is all over. >>> the holiday shopping season is here and while it's convenient to shop from home, malls are trying to get customers into store this holiday season. paula reid shows us how it works at tyson's corner mall. >> reporter: at the tyson's corner mall in virginia,

drains while residents were stockpiling sandbags. 18,000 have been described to homeowners in glenn dora. there is a volunteer evacuation order issued. we're told that residents have chosen to shelter in place rather than going to an evacuation center set up. we spent time at the sandbag distribution center the city set up. we spoke with one homeowner said she is collecting sandbags but her back yard is one big mud slide. >> i'm worried that all of the mud is going to just go all the way to my back wall and i won't have any yard but gravel. >> mudslides aren't the only concern. health officials warn people to stay out of the ocean for at least three days because of runoff. the storm drains have channeled water directly into the ocean carrying mud and debris that can carry harmful bacteria in the water. health officials say saw out of the ocean for at least three days. first responders will continue to work extra shifts throughout the night, but so far, no major mudslides have been reported. >> you can hear the rain still falling. the hidden danger for troops in iraq and afghanistan. thou

i get to serve al dora.dobb do fabulous job. >> rich was quickly sworn in and took part in last night's city council meeting. >> they were hoping to get on santa claus' gas list but what two young boys got them a visit from the police. fox's jonathan greg has this story for us from wisconsin. >> reporter: when you see the look an their face -- >> they are doubles. >> reporter: it's hard to know if they even regret it. >> officers were dispatched to residence. >> reporter: neither wanted to admit. >> we didn't know what the situation was. >> reporter: considering christmas was on the line. >> my husband's phone was on lock. >> they wanted to take their gift list straight to the top. >> it was determined a three year old an six-year-old had dialed 911, and were -- a iteming to contact santa claus. >> they wanted santa on the phone. >> big trucks. one wants a dirt bike. >> they got a cop at the door. >> a block away. >> in new york they would have dialed 311. >> reporter: ed mccann is in town to decorate the au

it will be white christmas for dora and rest of the gang.are your holiday lights just tweet a picture and use the hash tag fox 29 light, chris and karen back over to you. >> that picture taken from 1962. >> she didn't clarify whether it was this year currently or not. we will have to investigate. >> holiday spirit is timeless. >>> family of the window washer looking for help have after the worker fell 11 stories on to a car. that happened in san francisco. danielle perez family says he is slowly recovering after the fall last movement his injury included a shattered pelvis, ruptured artery and broken bones. osha is investigating this but his daughter says he does not remember how he fell, family is having trouble making end meet, with perez out of work. >> it is not easy for me to stand here and ask for help and i wouldn't be doing it unless my dad and my family really needed it. >> perez is set to leave the hospital and soon and then will have to go to bunch have of rehab. the family has set up a go fund me page for donations. >>> 6:20 is t

. >> his sister dora who is our biggest donor. she believes in these men. she p wanted to do it for a couple years who were already going to school when the pell grants were taken away. am we told her about it and she agreed to help them finish up. then she continued to donate to the program and she is our biggest supporter. >> when i hear about these programs i am skeptical because the recidivism rate is so high. we are going to retrain. but again and again they end up back in prison. >> the national recidivism rate is 68 percent, 68 percent are back after three years 47 percent after five years. our program 1.4 percent. we have 272 graduates have been released and only three have gone back in 15 years. >> 96 percent are gainfully employed. >> yes. 96 percent gainfully employed. >> that is great. your charity is a good one. later in the show an even better way to help people. next, what's the right way to raise money for compare rit? would you do this? >> here we go. . if you did my next guest says you probably didn't help any one. new alka-seltzer plus da

[laughter] this little girl, dora the explorer backpack. at least that way it reminds her that i'm raising my kid in the 1980s and 90s gray. i grew up in death wish new york in the 1970s. i remember making mazes out of piles of garbage on 84th street because we arranged them and then we would have contests to see how elaborate the kabelik at and and found the first dead rat. and that is completely gone. their kids are growing up unbelievably confident. i'm sorely tempted to just give my daughter a falling knife, some antibiotics and some bandages but they trackers say you don't actually get in trouble but so you can learn some lessons. antibiotics? you are going to spoil that kid. [laughter] >> i thought it was great when i let my daughter. she moved from the front seat to the back. she was cinched up like hannibal lecter for seven or eight years. finally let her sit in the front. and i thought if we get hit the airbag will take care of it. then i go to stage a demonstration by the minnesota highway department and they said if a kid sits in

. >> the group says a dora the explorer backpack had 200 times the acceptable level of balas. >>> asany americans have been on a spending spree the past few days, charities want us to spend tomorrow giving back. it's giving tuesday. the tradition was created a couple years ago meant to inspire charitable giving in this season of spending. the trend has candidate the unselfie where folks are encouraged to encourage others to give by sharing how they gave. before you give, you might want to check out who you're giving to at charity navigator. this website rates charities on a scale of 1 to 4 stars. it also tells you how the charity uses the money it receives. you'll find links to that and local organizations participating in giving tuesday at kpix.com/consumer. coming up later this month, look for a story on gifts that give back. we're putting together a four-part gift giving guide to help folks later on this month. >> good ideas. >>> attention girl scout cookie lovers. you'll soon be able to buy your samoas in cyber space. girl scouts of america launching a new program called digital

road had to be shut down in glen dora people living next to hillside burned evacuated about concernsy flooding and berm and sand bag in place to protect property. still still worried. >> i'm afraid the hillside comes crashing down on my hous house. >> check out this dramatic river rescue in los angeles today. firefighters found a man who was clinging to a tree in echo park and pulled him to safety. moments later they rescued his wife. >> mr. fall out from that hac hacking attack. interview the movie believed to have triggered the breach premiere premieredless night for sony. it was unusual and low key event for hollywood. the student why top executive amy pascal under fire for her leaked e-mails with hay powered producer. those e-mails described angelina jolie as minimally talented spoiled brat. and joked about president obama race. both have apologized for the remark remarks. angelina and pascal ran into last tonight and caught in the single picture. may have been a cold encounter by the look of it. you never know. >> stock market just had its worst weekly performance in more than t

. >> all evening i would sit there and play princess, little tea cup parties, watch "dora." guess my favorite thing i've ever done in my entire life. the happiest i've ever been just sitting there. i put a little what they call tiaras and have them and i'd wear a little tiara. we had a little no-bake oven, little easy bake thing. she'd make little brownies, sit there and eat them little pieces of brownie. says, dear daddy, i miss you more than you miss me. i wish we were not apart. you're the best daddy in the world, i love you so much. i think about her every single day, every night. she's the first and last thing i think about every single day. i'll never choose drugs over her again. i wanted to be better than that, too. on the back of it she wrote, dear mailman, if this letter gets lost, don't send it to me, send it to prison to my daddy. on the back of her letters, dear mr. post man, if this letter gets lost, don't return it to me, send it to heaven because it's going to my angel. spell prison p-r-i-z-o-n. these emotions aren't good for me in here. they're not helping me

record, as you mentioned too much too soon, create as huge concern for residents in the city of glen dora, which is about 30 miles east of los angeles. in january they were hit with a massive wild fire that burned about 2,000 acres. which makes it very vulnerable to collapsing under the weight of so much rainfalling so quickly. to that enter, about 18,000 bags have been distributed so far. speaking with one homeowner who says she is preparing for the worst. >> i am worried that when the heavy raining come, that all of the mud is going to just go all the way to my back wall. and i won't have any yard but gravel the city is also worrying about heavy debris flows and they have been staling heavy equipment, you can also see they put up some of these concrete barriers that is to stop any mud flows from slamming into the home, they are keeping the sandbag distribution center open, and making more sandbags available to residents. as i mentioned right now, voluntary evacuations but the city does reserve the right to make those mandatory if the conditions get worse. >> boy, talk about a mixed bag.

. >> the crash claims the lives of two hungarian students, szabolcs prem and dora schwendtner.ople are pulled to safety. many need medical attention, including ruby, who suffers from shock. in philadelphia, the mayor holds a press conference. >> this is a very serious situation, and we're going to do everything we can to, obviously, get to the bottom of it. >> investigators at the national transportation safety board issue a press release and determine that matthew devlin, the tugboat operator towing the barge, hit the duck boat because of distractions while he using his cell phone and computer to deal with a family emergency. according to the report, during the minutes leading up to the crash, devlin left his post in the upper wheelhouse of the tugboat and his vision of anything in front of him was completely obscured by the barge. >> is there anything you'd like to say at all? >> not at this time. >> devlin pleads guilty to one count of misconduct of a ship operator resulting in death and is sentenced to a year and a day in prison. ride the ducks president, chris herschend, d

heavy rain this morning, and so far the concrete barriers and 7,000 of these sandbags here in glern dora, california, have kept the water and mud out of people's homes but check this out. it hasn't been kept out of the streets. a lot of sand, a lot of mud that now needs to be cleaned up. parts of california are getting more rain in one day than they got during the entire morchnth december last year. evacuations were lifted, but mudslides continue to threaten in the coming days. >> i have officers out there, officers on standby, officers in overtime. we'll be here until this is over. >> we've got flash lights, food you can heat up, candles. >> reporter: tuesday was on track to be the wettest day in nearly five years with predictions of as many as five more inches of rain by monday morning. >> we're getting saturated. it's a gully washer. the leaves are coming down and clogging the andres. >> reporter: but meteorologists say it will take ten storms this size in order to make an impact on the drought. >> we need it for the year, probably the next two or three years. >> last time we had 6 fe

that, if freud had gone nowhere or jung had gone nowhere and you just were to pull the case study on dora off a shelf now and you'd never heard of it before, you'd be like who would have believed this stuff ever? this is nuts. marston has that same quality, but there's a kind of free-wheeling world of psychiatry and psychology in the 19 teens and '20s that he's really caught up in, and he comes to believe that women and men share an experience of emotions in which all emotions come down to four kinds of emotions; dominance, submission, captivation and inducement. which is where all the bondage in wonder woman comes from. [laughter] you'll have heard the words -- can your ears sort of perked up and said, dominance? he actually weaves -- believes that they are essential to our experience of one another emotionally, and in particular the experiences between women and men. so there's this sort of psychological origins of this idea about gender, but also especially about sex. and that leads him in his one big sort of master work on emotions of normal people, it's an argument against the idea t

. >> reporter: and in glen dora, families were this morning that this mountainside could give way atny moment. >> i'm hoping we'll be okay. >> reporter: it's the same area that was hit by wildfires in january. and the mudslides that followed jurist a month later. but in 1969 their home was one of dozens buried by a massive mudslide. and now they're prepared to evacuate for the third time in less than a year. do you have your bags packed constantly? >> it's all sitting inside the door. if we have to evacuate, we'll just put it all in the car and we're off. >> reporter: many of these families say they dodged a bullet this morning but they say they're not out of the woods just yet. they're keeping a close eye on the rain the last couple days and watching this mountainside very closely. george? >> i bet they are. thank you very much. >>> now to president obama's next defense secretary. expected to announce his choice to replace chuck hagel this week. the likely pick, ashton carter. up until last year the number two official at the pentagon. carter may not have been the president's top ch