tell me about the magnificence of the elephant.eriod. >> for all of us, elephants represent savannah, africa, the great landscape, the serengeti. and then their behavior, the way elephants treat their young, the way they live in complex societies. for so many of us, elephants are evocative what africa is. >> and they are not alone in terms of wildlife in trouble. >> it is so magnificent and so diverse. there are the great cats -- the lions, the leopards, the cheetah. >> all under threat. >> if you look at numbers, they are plummeting and it's very alarming. four of the five great apes in the world are in africa. there are orangutans, bonobos, chimpanzees. as central african forest are being logged and being captured for the pet trade, they are also under threat. really, it's about wildlife generally. africa is undergoing economic modernization. but we hope is that it does not lose its wildlife in the course of that change. >> what's happening to the elephant? >> during the 1980's, as you probably know, there was a huge poaching cri

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even an elephant.ate experience of working and being around elephants in captivity and seeing them in the wild as well, elephants are highly perceptive, highly intelligent, highly just really remarkable creatures. it's a 9,000 pound animal you. you imagine how big their brain is? they have -- and they mourn their dead. they can experience loss. there are studies that prove that elephants go back and mourn like an elephant graveyard. it's remarkable how elephants are, very similar to humans and nonhuman primates as well. >> 50 years. it is common for some animals to be held privately like that? >> it seems like it was in india. and again, compared to the united states or in the west, obviously, elephants have been utilized in that part of the world for different reasons. and he was probably kept, you know, if he was a zoo elephant or if he was one that was used, you know for, work. a lot of elephants do work. but 50 years is a long time. and what is remarkable about this, the chain thing, it's -- >> it'

and the bad guys don't kill elephants because they hate elephants, they kill elephants because they equateney and the key is you want to increase the risk and dampen the demand, increase the risk by enhancing the penalties making it more likely they get caught and helping law enforcement by furthering the interests of victim countries by making sure the victim countries get restitution for the crime. >> rose: is there some room for public education here >> rose: where were you before this? >> i grew up in illinois joined the peace corps and went to africa and fell in love with africa. i've been there more than 25 years so i spent sometime in the u.s. and sometimes working out of nairobi. >> rose: does that sound like something that happened to you. >> kind of. >> rose: you fell in love with africa. >> i go there every two or three months. >> rose: and you? >> i was a prosecutor here in manhattan for nine years and then joined about five years ago. >> rose: because of that firm in washington or new york. >> i'm in new york, yes. >> rose: and then the president's committee. >> yes, i joined

and see the elephants it's a sad moment. >> reporter: it's been said the elephants are stressed with highway noise and less than an acre to roam. what would you like to see in. >> i'd like to see them retired to a sank tuary, where they can roam, and swim in a lake, and heel from the arthritis and become as much an elephant for the remainder for their lives. zoos have a duty to breed new elephants and sanctuaries are meant for animals to live out their days. breeding is difficult to do. they have tried to inseminate chi. with elephants poached for ivory. >> if given a choice for being free or a zoo, i would say they are safer in a zoo because they don't have threats like they do in the wild. >> it's hoped an an close and personal experience will inspire everywhere to join the efforts to save the elephants. >> n.a.s.a. has announced a milestone, an opportunity rover on mars broke the off-world record driving as of this weekend opportunity has driven more than 25 miles on the red planet. the previous record held by the rover, covering 24 miles on the moon in 1973. opportunity landed on

download it now >>> the use of trauned elephants in -- trained elephants in circuses has a history datingback to roman times, it's likely that abuse of the great animals goes back that far. a bill introduced in congress hopes to end the circus tradition and abuse. known as the travelling exotic animal protection act, it outlaws the use of wild animals in u.s. circuses. according to my next guest the changes could not come fast enough. jane kramer president of animal defenders international, an organization that campaigns for animals and against their use in entertainment. >> let's begin with a video that your organization released. some of it is disturbing, showing elephants being abused. it shows elephants controlled with bull hooks, metal bars, stun guns and the elephants get out of control and the trainers hit them and prodding them. how did you get in video? what this? >> this is the kind of thing that we monitor all the time. the problem that the authorities have, like the occupational health and safety administration, the u.s. da, the problem they have with enforcement and applicati

. >>> america's aging zoo elephant population is dwindling. the 224 zoos in the united states only 66 actually have herds. tonya moseley shows us how one zoo in seattle is making pretty difficult decisions. >> reporter: all of these people eagerly waiting in line are about to get closer than they have before to an 8,000-pound giant. at 47 years old, bamboo is the oldest elephant here at seattle's zoo. >> hi, pumpkin. hi sweetie pie. >> she shares the space with two other elephants, 35-year-old chi and 45-year-old ratoto. all of them have spent their lives here, but you never see all three interact at the same time. watoto is unpredictable and aggressive towards bamboo. >> even when we have elfanlts shares the same space together, they oftentimes choose to share the opposite ends of the exhibit. >> the association of zoos and aquariums says a growing body of evidence shows that zoo elephants thrive when they socialize with each other in a herd of three or other. they require all of the accredited zoos with less than three elthe infants increase

it shows elquantities being a -- elephants being abused. it shows elephants used for children's ride controlled with bull hooks, metal bars, stun guns, and at one point the elephants begin to get out of control and the trainers react by fitting and prodding them. how did you get the video, what this? >> this is the kind of thing we monitor all of the time. you know, the problem that the authorities have, like the occupational health and safety administration, the u.s. da, the problem they have with enforcement and protection of the animals and people is that the circuses are contantly travelling. by the time an official gathered together evidence and is putting a case toot the circus -- together, the circus has mooed on. the fact is that the animals are crust rated. they are abused. in distress and at some point they are going to explode. there's no way to keep the animals in these travelling circuses and ensure public safety and the animals themselves and the workers. >> the elephants are used, they are the same ones used in rides with sma

. >> plus getting a baby elephant across the river. andet for the streamies. >> an awards show right up our alley. >> how to help your favorite viral video star take home the top prize. >> have it. >>> you're about to watch a terrible situation get incredibly, incredibly worse. you see, at this gas station in oman, you see two young guys on their bikes. they just fueled up, right? the guy in the front trying to start his bike. the guy next to him filling up his car, right? the kid is having trouble. apparently a spark from the bike sets his bike on fire. he gets out of there, jumps off. that thing is engulfed in flames. the car behind the bike backs away. >> somebody grab a fire extinguisher? >> no, no, watch the guy an the left. starts driving and you can see the guy forgot to remove the hose, the nozzle from his car. watch what happens here. >> of course. >> no! >> gas all over the place. >> yeah. >> the guy an the right is trying to put it out. doesn't seem to notice that happened. and that gas could have hit that guy and made that

the elephant is shooting this footage. >> yep.s jack, the elephant, kindly picking up the gopro, handing it right back to the guy who dropped it on the ground. it's video from back in january, but just now gaining traction. >> they trained that elephant to pick stuff up and give it back to its rider? >> pretty cool. >>> here is a classic story that started with a dude going to buy flowers. we don't know why he is buying flowers. maybe is he trying to be nice. maybe he is trying to say sorry. that's what happens. the flowers -- he says -- he bought flowers. the guy there is smashing bottles of liquor in the capital city of lithuania. he went to the store to buy the flowers. he was too late. the registers were locked up. he couldn't buy the flowers. apparently he got mad. look at this guy. knocking entire shelves of booze off the shelf. on the ground. broken glass everywhere. >> yeah. he is sweeping the top shelf. >> the expensive stuff on the top shelf. >> these workers in the store, you feel bad for them. they're looking around li

and how long will the elephant be out? >> we'll have 40 minutes, at least, before she starts to wake up. >> is that all you need? >> yeah, in a normal operation, that's more than enough to change a collar. >> raath flies in and fires the dart. then it's a matter of waiting until the dose knocks her out. while they wait, they drive off her calf so they won't have to knock it out too. the ground crew moves in, taking off the old collar, getting blood samples. understanding the health of these elephants will help ensure the success of a herd that carr is bringing in from south africa. >> by doing this, we'll be able to make thousands of other elephants safe. >> they put a blindfold over her eyes to help keep her calm, and they're pouring water on her to keep her cool. the new radio collar is going on around her neck. you can tell that she's doing reasonably well because you can feel her breath coming out of her trunk, very strong, very hot, breathing very well. in just a moment, they'll inject her with an antidote and, if eve

another elephant that gets along better with the rest of the herd. >> when i look at the elephants and see them, i think it's a very sad commentary on our humanity. >> eileen said the elephants are stressed with highway noise behind them and less than an acre to roam. >> what would you like to see? >> i'd like to see them retired to a sanctuary where they can roam an vast acres of land, where they can swim in a lake, and heal from the arthritis and lameness that they have and become as much of an elephant as they can for the remainder of their lives. >> curator believes zoo's have a duty yea to breed more elephants and sanctuaries are for older elephants that will not pro create. ramirez said with 96 elephants approached for their ivory each day. >> if given the choice between zoo and roaming the wild, the elephants are safer in a zoo, because they don't have the threats in the wild. >> ramirez hopes providing an up close and personal experience will inspire everyone to join the effort to save the elephants. tanya mosley, aljazeera, seattle. >> they are worth saving. >> we are back in

>> oh the elephant picked it up? no way! >> that's jack the the elephant handing it back to the guy who dropped it on the ground. this is from january, but just not getting traction. >> they trained the elephant to pick stuff up and give it back? >> pretty cool. >>> head's up. >> that's somebody from the back row throwing a frisbee. >> the show-stopping throw next. a you looking to have some fun. find o what had it snoozing along. good,riveves s anand d feeling bubut t heher r knkneeee p pa. that's two more pills. ththe e evevenenining'g's s eves laughter, joy, and more pain... whwhenen j jamamieie s saya. whwhatat's's t thahat t lilikeks today? yeah... i i cacan n tatakeke 2 2 a aley relief. realallyly, , anand.d.. anand d ththatat's's i. ththisis i is s kakaththl. fofor r mymy a artrthrhrititiw choose aleve. get all day ararththrirititis n relief with an easy-open cap. freshen breath, and controled ds plaque and tartar. fofor r a a frfracactitionon o f greenies. nonow w ththatat's's v vetetiqi! >>> welcome back to the show

she shares this space with two other elephants. 35-year-old chi and 45-year-old ritoto. all of them have spent their lives here but you'll never see them interact all at the same time. ritoto is aggressive towards about a bo bamboo. >> even though we have elephants sharing space, they oftentimes share t choose to go to different parts of the area. >> reporter: they are required to increase their herds or phase out their elephants. animal rights advocates say it's in the enough. >> when i see the elements i think it's a very sad commentary on our humanity. >> reporter: she said that the elephants are stress with highway noise behind them and less than an acre to roam. >> i would like to see them retire to a sanctuary where they can walk acres of land, swim in a lake and heal from the arthritis and the lameness that they have. and become as much of an elephant as they can for the remainder of their lives. >> reporter: but the curator believes that zoos have a duty. sanctuaries are meant for the animals to live out their days not pro create. >> the breeding is difficult to

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this is in thailand at an elephant nature preserve. there's the elephant and cat.s the best part right here. who won that's the question. lot of people are giving the cat more credit. >>> all right, along with bill karins, i'm richard liu, "way too early" with thomas roberts start right now. >>> you hear this crackle. this giant bolt up in the sky. i'm from the midwest we see lots of lightning. then all of a sudden, it was the loudest thunder than i have ever heard. >> wow, wicked weather makes for a deadly weekend in southern california. >>> the civilian death toll mounts with no end in sight for the israel/hamas battle in the ga sal strip. >>> and on a different note, why is the tsa offering you cold, hard cash, the contest that all air travelers need to know about. >>> this is "way too early"! >>> hey, everybody. good morning. hope you had a great weekend. i'm thomas roberts. welcome to "way too early," the show that thinks that the tsa should run contests weekly. we want to begin this half-hour with extreme weather moving across much of the country, right now,

in the air and put it up he said the elephant is over that when he said to me my head exploded larry it exploded because all of a sudden i realized i'm sitting between intellect and instinct and intellect can describe it but only instinct found it and from the premise of that. ideology i begin to go back to all of my life and begin to see not only me but others how if they position themselves between intellect and instinct and know when to yield to which was the next big thing for there's an elephant and entrepreneur pursuit over raising a family it is simply over there if you follow your instincts have you learned from your poor instincts yes yes you know instinct didn't work yet i have learned from the difference between miss defining my emotions as instincts as opposed to disarming even deeper to proclivities that are authentically my that are truly all instinctive to me i think a lot of things that people call instincts are really impressions that they get that are feet from their emotions or by societal influences for example sometimes people create biases in the hold they teach

. >>> elephants in israel don't like what they are hearing. >> that's an air raid siren. >> the scene as the big ones protect babies. >>> giving up a dream car for family, and the stepdaughter found an identical white 1973 porsche. >> get the hell out of here. >> the surprise coming straight from the heart. >>> why am i showing you this video of a hole in china? >> who is stuck in it? what is stuck in it? >> in this case, a 3 -year-old boy fell in the hole, just over 20 inches in diameter. they believe the boy was stuck in there for an hour. a rescue team is able to pull him out. the boy is unconscious. he was according to the reports, rescue workers go to give him mouth-to-mouth, and the boy responds and spates back water that was in there. fortunately, he was not submerged, but watch this, they work so incredibly quickly and as a team, before you know it, the little boy is conscious again and is expected to be just fine. >> i want to create a cover the hole in china. >> this happens all the time. i have a second video of virtually the same exact thing. this time, it's a boy about on

that taught you would be the elephant boob there is elephant poop coffee where they think at the end chess the coffee beans and they put them out and then they grind the coffee beans and a delicious coffee yes and i do drink you weird. like ivory coffee is a thai beverages brewed from beings eaten by asian elephant that's right i didn't read this you write this and get a real les larry ok that you know that is not the delicacy in greenland in which three to five hundred proof and birds are stuff to do i load sealed sealed forget it smythe addict oh that's the london they love spotted dick that's the blacks what is it is this spotted dick it's a popular putting in britain containing dried food companies there with custard is leaving something out because that's not scary at all though it looks like a bad muffin for many of us and then you're going to tell we are into now you need it my getting you tell me first it doesn't have any sauce isn't so much. of not about all the bad lessons but about anything i saw that maestra. i guess you know what haggis is it comes haggis it was on the s

. >>> this youtube video of a cat taking on an elephant.you might be surprised who's really scared by whom here. the baby elephant may try to shake off its furry friend. he's the one losing the stare-down. the cat 1, elephant 0. i have to pay attention to reading the tell prompter. that's your cooler for this monday morning. jen is unimpressed. >>> we asked you for your ideas on how to speed up airport security. jen has the best responses that are appropriate for air. >> our viewers had some interesting ideas. roger said, leave shoes on. if the scanner can see paper in my pocket, it can tell i have not washed my feet. and jeff said there should be an exped itted line for those wearing beachwear. >> all right, send those best ideas into the tsa that contest runs until august 15th. "way too early" is going to be wrapped wrapping up. okay, this is for the game. the nfl trusts duracell quantum to power their game day communication. flag nineteen, set hut! abort! abort! he's keeping it. hut! duracell quantum. lasts up to 35% longer than the comp

if it is then, boy, can they elephant dance.est dancing elephant the world has ever seen. i don't know if you want caught under that elephant's feet. he's really focused on blackberry enterprise server, what is at risk in this partnership, from apple and ipm initially is mobile device management. his story is, we can manage not just blackberry devices but ios and android 2. he needs to get that really going before ibm comes up with something. so that's something i'll talk to him about over the next few days. >> those two elephants, sprint and google yesterday, coming out with the announcement, maybe it doesn't move the needle but gives the argument greater heft that all of these companies need to do a better job in enterprise apps. >> henry, thanks for stopping by. debating bezos for us. >> hi, jeff. >> business insider. >>> all right. we want to get a look at markets as wealtll. the dow retracing gains from earlier in the morning, up about 15 points right now, in the session. the s&p is still above that all-time intraday high.

two elephants at a zoo in thailand were used to pick a winner. one represented germany, and the other was for argentina. they didn't play a full game, but they did have a shootout. in the end, the elephant for germany came out on top by making one goal out of three kicks. argenina's elephant didn't score at all. so put your money on germany.. the elephants have spoken. >> if the pachyderm says it you go with it. >> had to vegas and put your money down. >> we can go there. >> we could go to northwest indiana as well. >> today, 63 degrees wind out of south east at 3 mi.. a light breeze today with that potential for a light breeze to develop with the cool water coming in. here are the current temperatures. as you look around the region, we have generally dry conditions. we are dry to the morning in the afternoon. a low pressure system is moving to the north the frontal boundary will drop into the region and this will bring the good dose of rain for the weekend. for today, we are dry. into tonight you will see after a check out time after 5:00 p.m. t

short distance to elephant island. they're there, but they realize that we'll never, nobody will ever find us on elephant be island. so he takes a small group and the best of the -- the large and best of the, basically, what you'd call lifeboats, they're a little bigger than lifeboats, the james cash was the name of it, and he takes a few of his best men, and they make an amazing open water voyage across what's known as the drake passage, the reputed to be the roughest seas in the world. because he's got to sail up far enough north to where people live. and so he ends up sailing up to an island where there is a permanent whaling station. but it's an enormous undertaking in a small boat. at finals the waves become -- at times the waves become huge. he, of course, has already been exposed to the elements for a year living outside, so they had very limited positions, and they -- provisions. they'd already been live anything a stressful situation. now they're going in almost an open boat, it does have some covering. with v

>> obviously i meant the elephant is clumsy and big. i mean, you know, and we certainly are not the grass. we might be yet another animal of some sort. i prefer to be more nimble. i mean, i told everybody the same thing. this seems like it's generating a lot of interest. it is a good thing that ibm and apple recognize that enterprise is a big market. i mean, that's a good thing. you know, we are aiming at a market. we've been doing well in that market. and so it's important that we know the market is expanding. having big players like that coming in, you continue to help expand the market. >> have you had any offers placed in front of you to do either an acquisition of blackberry or some sort of significant investment? >> no. no. right off the bat, no. we have a lot of conversation about different market partnerships and technology collaborations and so forth. >> so there you have it. they continue to be independent. but they're looking for dance partners in this in the enterprise, more in the sales and marketing line. he's clearly look

i support preserving these magnificent, regal animals: the elephant. and i strongly support stopping the trade of illegal ivory. but what i don't support is treating tennessee musicians, tennessee antique shops, tennessee firearms sellers like illegal ivory smugglers for selling legal ivory products, many of which are decades old, if not over 100 years old. banning the buying and selling of products of ivory found in legally produced guitars, legally produced pianos, legally produced firearms could prohibit musicians from buying or selling instruments that contain ivory, prevent firearms and family heirlooms containing ivory from being sold and pose a significant threat to antique businesses. even though the ban hasn't yet gone into effect, the confusion and uncertainty created by the fish and wildlife services action to ban the interstate commerce of ivory and any item that contains ivory are already having a significant impact on businesses and families alike. let me give you the example of john case, who owns and operates a small family antique busi

they had the elephant cried. >> elephants live about 65 years, so he's in his golden years.ully he has time to enjoy life as opposed to endure life. >> a german intelligence employee accused of passing secrets to the u.s. we'll speak with former c.i.a. agent lindsey moran about what it means. >> penguins feeling the punch of climate change, in our discovery of the day new numbers show what warming seas are doing to the penguin population. >> happy birthday giant panda, a special celebration for a symbol of reconciliation between china and taiwan. @ >> there is new evidence climate change may be impacting penguins. >> researchers counting the birds found two species are losing population as ice melts. a third species is gaining ground. >> these penguins don't need ice to survive, so are increasing in numbers as they adopt to the changing conditions. all that melting ice is revealing new places for them to live and breed. >> what's good for some isn't always good for others. >> a powerful typhoon being called a once in a decade storm is heading for japan, or the islands where

having to cross 19th avenue and finally it's obviously, this is definitely what we call a white elephant, this building again has been vacant for almost 5 years, i guess the real question, if not this, what if ever, we need to bring services to this neighborhood. we received some comments from the leasee across the street, we're in complete agreement with the conditions. with respect to specific 19th avenue imprao*ufm rkts cvs is happy to agree with a condition that we will participate any comprehensive program to deal with intersection, cvs will do their part as a newcomer to the corner. the q-in condition, we agree on that condition, we have some modifications that we'll be passing forward in a second and it's in a letter that i described some of these things to you, there's a good idea, if there are problem, we will deal with them, but we don't anticipate any problems on queuing. we want to work with staff and anybody interested in making the signage work and making it compatible with the neighborhood, the smoking [inaudible] the one thing i don't think we can agree on is the parking.

whoops. [ elephant trumpeting ] >> sorry, kelly ann. got to pick it. >> oh, boy.d supposed to be the happiest place on earth, but for one family not so much. >>> but first a dramatic battle launched by george clooney, his outrage aimed at a british tabloid website and how it was quickly resolved. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i can't go for that no, no can do ♪ ♪ i can't go for that >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. curing a yeast infection relieving the itch.... can happen instantly. vagisil max strength anti-itch wipes relieve itch and odor instantly as they cleanse. so why wait to feel comfortable? trust vagisil. the number one wipe for itch. deterghow about... both? n skin or tough on stains. new tide pods free and gentle free of dyes and perfumes with a deep clean. pop in the best of both worlds. that's notthat's dirt r carpet, creeping in. send it running with resolve high traffic foam. its foam power removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone. all while

elephant kicked with enthusiasm putting the ball in the net three times. sign this thing umm. the ten-year-old elephant wearing argentina's flag seemed more interested in her food. she did not score at all. >> there you go. you can find out at noon, the day before watch the battle for 3rd place on saturday between the netherlands and brazil. >> enjoy. one last time. >> spencer christian has the latest. >> hey, dan, skies are mainly sunny now. they will have low clouds off shore. they'll be pun pushing inland the national weather picture for tomorrow shows showers and thundershowers along parts of the atlantic coast. it will be hot in the south u.s. across the state of california it will be warm. that hot in large yeah, 94 chico. 89 in sacramento. 97 in fresno. that's getting hot. 1304 in palmetto springs. here in the bay area, low clouds, we see mainly sunny skies. clouds linger at the coast mid and upper 70s around the bay. warm-up will be over the weekend. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 stranded, for the first time we are hearing from the parents w

so back here live, we are protect by the the little snack shack here at lucy the elephant.ook behind me rain continues to come down. pretty heavy now. they usually have a beach here on margate in front of lucy but not tonight as you can imagine, it is canceled. hopefully next thursday, and kate, we will hope that next thursday for orr at the shore we have a little bit of sunshine. last week we had a hurricane this week we have a flash flood watch. we are in the doing so well this summer. >> track record on thursday ace abysmal so far but you know what, next thursday should be really nice. we will take a look at it in the seven day forecast, thanks very much, kathy. stay dry in margate. let look at the city which is a complete contrast to the the shore behind me. you can see cam well's field camera looking at over ben franklin bridge. sun shining, beautiful evening in the city of philadelphia, just a complete 180 from the city to the shore today. kind of like a winter storms that just clips the the coast and inland you don't get anything down the shore we get slam but in the

underbelly, but nobody has seen the elephant full. so he finally saw the elephant, and he had read it, and he said that reading it taught him that the standard story about the increasing number of 5-4 splits along political and even partisan lines made good press, but it shouldn't really disillusion her because it was a lot more misleading than informative. it turns out that only about a fifth of the cases since roberts became chief justice in 2005 have been divided 5-4. and at least a third of the 5-4 splits involve unlikely bed fellows. like alignments where one of the liberals like breyer or sotomayor or kagan joins with roberts, kennedy, thomas and alito to create a 5-4 alignment in which the four dissenters are the other three liberals plus scalia who is invariably more protective of privacy rights from the government, and in that sense more liberal than breyer or pretty much any other justice. you wouldn't with know that from -- you wouldn't know that from the reputation that scalia has nurtured as a radical, uncompromising cons

but nobody has seen the elephant full. so he finally saw the elephant, and here read it and he said that reading it to him that the standard story about the increasing number of five for splits along political and -- 5-4 splits along political lines make good press but it shouldn't disillusion her because is a lot more misleading and informative. it turns out that only about one-fifth of the cases since roberts became chief justice in 2005 have been divided 5-4. and at least a third of the 5-4 splits involve unlikely bedfellows. like alignment where one of the liberals, like breyer or sotomayor or kagan, joins with roberts, kennedy, thomas and alito to create a 5-4 a limit at which the four dissenters are the other three liberals plus scalia, who is invariably more protective of privacy rights from the government, and in that sense, more liberal than breyer are pretty much any other justice. you wouldn't know that from the reputation that scalia has nurtured as a radical, uncompromising conservative. just yesterday, for ex

. >> lucy the elephant is one of them. there's a couple of other things that make new jersey number one. ♪ born in the usa >>> it's a beautiful day from the poconos to the jersey shore. you can only find that in new jersey. >> you're right. >> the parkway also. >> the insider.com took a look at some of the experiences you can only have in new jersey. we created this a whole stack of ideas. >> it was lucy the elephant in margate, new jersey. >> didn't that used to be a hotel? >> it was, back in the day. >> you can stay in the trunk? >> you can stay in the body. >> and you can still go on the top. the view is amazing. >> i didn't know you can do that still. >> yeah, it's really cool. >> there's something called a jersey breakfast. i had to look this up. it's taylor ham or pork roll, egg and cheese on a roll. >> it's a trenton product. >> you know what trenton makes the world takes. >> number three, salt water tafy. >> that's not true. >> it was invented in atlantic city. >> you can get it everywhere now. >> you can get it in

elephant island. but then they realize nobody would ever find as. so the largest and the best. >> said chin amazing open water voyage. you are recruited so he has to sail out foreign of to our people live but it is the enormous undertaking at times the waves become huge dent but it has already been a stressful situation. with very limited navigation stars. >> is a for. >> and they all survived with the amazing story of courage. and shackleton and o is already female now has a second on top. >> as the leader of men but nobody really obviously is not lovable but he was. shocking than was in does not quite make it. he does not make it to the poll but but for a longer period he was the larger hero. in the 1960's he was a larger hero. he led the first expedition 1904 because of the ship's name to open up that big chunk of antarctica and his was certainly the most successful and becomes the national hero when he comes home to the first expedition announces second. by this time he comes back with that information. so that first expedition wilson hadí,,,,,,

let's address the elephant in the room, the racist elephant. you can't spell rant without ant. anthony seen here in a moment of quiet reflection was fired by siriusxm after he posted a bunch of unusual tweets following a feet with a black woman in time square. he wrote, so i am taking pic at nyc and a black girl twho was in frame punched me in the face. i called her an f-ing and then weird language i don't understand. >> it was a cartoon. >> because that's what she was. then she punched me. she is lucky i'm a white gun owner and then other gave me the word. violent savage own the streets. they came to defend this pig. i had to yell like a dog. the automatic jump to violence in that community is astounding. obviously anthony's twitter feed had been hacked. he was volunteering at the time at a children's hospital, right? >> nobody would have believed me. i didn't even mention it. >> why are you protecting jim norton? >> that's my goal in life, protect my buddy jimmy norton. >> you didn't pull an anthony wiener. >> my brother at some point said can't you say somebody got your phon