dr. johnny dragis raped a female patient at his office. officers arrested him yesterday. they believe the assault happened in the florida spine institute of clearwater. dragis faces one count of sexual battery. >>> tonight there's plenty of outrage over some bay area plans made by a blogger who favors or says he favors of legalizing rape. jeff patterson shows us that the event may be canceled, but another one will take its place. >> reporter: curtis hixon park downtown -- hixson is one of the mayor's favorite places. they were holding a meet for those in favor of legalizing rape. >> no need for this. it's a wild group. >> reporter: the website is posting that the meet ups are canceled, but the mayor is it does occur. >> reporter: on facebook and other social media sites, many people aren't even sure if this is a real event. >> initially i thought it was a joke. >> reporter: john larson did some digging thinking that it could be legit enough. >> to celebrate all walks of life in this case. >> reporter: the protest will be here 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. saturday night. jeff patters

dr. jeffery born is on the show with some fascinating film about gorillas. ooo-ooo-ooo! [ laughter ] >> i think we should go to a commercial now, johnny! >> we'll be right back with dr. jeffery born, [ applause ] [ applause ] [ music ] >> my next guest is the director of the yerkes primate center in atlanta, georgia. he's written the most interesting study of our-- and i didn't know that gorillas are our closest relative. did you know that? >> mm-mm-mm. >> well, it is, and it's called "the gentle giants". would you welcome, please, dr. jeffery born. [ applause ] [ music ] it's nice to have you with us tonight. i thought chimpanzee was the our closest relative, but the gorilla is, uh-- >> yes, in many ways the gorilla is, uh, anatomically it's just a little closer. >> i didn't know that. i mentioned earlier on the show that gorillas have kind of gotten a bad press from people, or the image of the gorilla is not what the average person thinks it is, right? >> that's absolutely right. [ laughter ] >> and there's the second over there. i'm talkin' about. >> it's true. >> we make them out as ferocious-- >> how can a gorilla get a bad press?

dr. bonbon. good doctor. specializes in-- >> he sounds like a clown. >> he is a clown doctor, johnny. >> i wouldn't want to go to -- >> he caters exclusively to clowns. "let's see your red nose, here." his name is dr. bobo, it's an old french name. bonbon. >> bonbon. he gave me the good news about my radial head fracture. i've got a kind of gimp there. it's not like the other one, is what i'm trying to say. >> you mean, you can't reach as far with this one? >> no, i can't. and he gave me the prognosis. that way. you'll never gonna stay in that thing." [ laughter ] thank you, dr. bobo. live with that. >> maybe i should get a second opinion, dr. booboo, his assistant. he was a wonderful guy. also, this is the only industry that makes a picnic for itself every day. it was so cold in tuscaloosa and we were noses running, 26 degrees, but when lunch comes, five in the morning to shoot, the caterers are so good -- maybe they aren't good, but you don't know the difference. you've been up since 5:30 "nice rat tail, okay." [ laughter ] but we eat. it's one of those make your own lunch things. you know how the temptatio

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dr. ashley paul. kick-off for dog jog 5k fun run and dog walk at johnny's steakhouse downtown. on may 14th take part in the everyday 5k fun run/walk...whether you have a dog or not you can participate to support the animals at the arl! participants at all levels will receive a goody bag and enjoy a day of fun in skies are sunny this morning with winds from the southwest. the winds will increase through the day. temperatures are currently in the 30s but will reach the upper 50s by thank you megan. it is now and time to recap out top stories... four corrections were hurt after being attacked by an inmate inside the mitchellville women's prison. the union representing them says it could have been prevented with more staff and allowing officers to carry pepper spray inside the prison. the department of corrections says it is committed to operating safe and secure facilities and will continue to work to improve them. the first week of the murder trial of a boone man ended with jurors hearing his side of the story. 41 year old alex fazzino is accused of killing his wife, emily, in ja

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johnny is one of those patients. last spring, after one of his relapses, he found a primary care doctor who was able to prescribe suboxone. >> hey, what's up, dr> how are you? >> i'm good. >> good to see you. >> the suboxone blocks heroin. so even if you wanna get high on heroin, you won't be able to because it has a blocker in it that stops that. and that's the main reason why i got on it. >> how you doing? >> i'm doing good. >> i don't think we should make any move on the suboxone dose. i think you're stable on three a day. i think you're stable on three a day. when i walk into these rooms, i'll have someone next door who's a 50-year-old, diabetes is out of control, blood pressure's through the roof. and i'll go in and have a discussion with them about, "boy, you know, i've got some concerns here. and this is what i see if we don't make some changes." and what i run up against all the time is e ambivalence around people wanting to change. and i walk out of that room, and i think, "i just don't know how it's going to go for that fella." and i wash my hands and i walk into the next room. and there's johnny. and he wants to change. i got all th