. >> this is purely survival of the fittest. the deer is clearly fit, clearly knows how to get out of the situation. >> this was shot on laurel street in gloucester, massachusetts, by a guy named shawn henry. who actually is a professional photographer. who has worked for national geographic society, for "forbes," for "business week." so this for him, was fascinating. this is one impressive deer. the deer has made its way to this little path and is still standing there it could scurry away, it could scamper down this path and get away. but instead, he keeps his eye on both of these coyotes who now start keeping a pretty safe distance from this terrifying deer. >> i think he's smart for standing his ground. i think the second he turns tail and runs, the coyotes going to be on him. >> dude, we're going to see some -- [ bleep ] bro! whoa, holy [ bleep ]. >> this video is being captured by two canadians who take their dash cam camera to go to the city to film what's going down with police and firefighters. this time because of the t

fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's the table. hold on to the table. if you are inside, stay in don't go from the known to the unknown. if you are downtown in an office building or shopping at macy's, do you run in the middle of the street? no. you stay where you are. how much time do you have? seconds. you have to make a decision within seconds. if you run to the street what will happen? >> ge

. >> reporter: traditionally mankind has been viewed as essentially selfish, survival of the fittest but the willingness to risk our own lives to help strangers may be what has allowed us to survive as a species and certainly to endure disasters like we've seen this week. dan harris, abc news, boston. >> and we hope you will tune in tonight for "nightline." i'll see you right back here again tomorrow. goodnight. >>> from texas tonight scenes of utter devastation. you're going to hear from a bay area expert who tells abc 7 news industry values profits over safety. >> abc 7 news captures a return to ground zero. you'll see the video that has the fbi focused on finding two men. >> a suspect in the murder of an off duty paramedic, take a looking into the surveillance video that put police on his trail. >> and from the peninsula, nasa shows off technology that will pay big dividends over the summer fire season. >> these two men are now the focus of a nationwide manhunt. >> and this is what is left of the fertilizer plant that blew up in texas last night and took half a town with it. good

original sin or we're just selfishness or, from an evolutionary point of view, it's survival of the fittest. nevertheless, the third step in this is dissonance- it's kind of the opposite of harmony. we do not live up to our obligation, we do not follow through on our responsibilities, and it puts us into a state of wrong, of guilt, and anxiety. and one of the frightening things is in our current society, we're finding younger and younger people grow up who don't have that sense of dissonance, who can do the most frightening kinds of acts. nevertheless, you have this sense of dissonance. ethical process ends then with religion in particular, but society, whether through punishment, through law or whatever, needs to step in and find some way of harmonizing, some kind of harmonizing mechanism in order to do this. a classic one in roman catholicism is confession- those of you who are from that tradition know that here's a ritual possibility for going through and confessing- and that relieves you, brings you back into harmony. so what may be missing in our society- you know, the thing that may b

in some spots, leaving a mess it's it's tree version of survival of the fittest, and when winds hit 60 miles per hour, the weak go down. >> i'm no meteorologist, but it was quite a storm. >> reporter: san francisco park spent the day cleaning up. golfers had to play through new hazards, as courses were littered with limbs. to be expected in city parks. >> over 136,000 trees. this is always a possibility. we're just grateful it happened in the middle of the night. >> reporter: it also stopped blinding sand, settling in big drifts. piling up a few feet deep in some places. >> nature calls. >> reporter: this contractor had to rouse his crew at 1:00 a.m. they spent the day clearing sand and put their construction equipment back where it belonged. tossed like toys. >> sunshine, and then we got out of the hotel, and boom. >> reporter: definitely not complaining though, the kite surfers under the golden gate. for them, the wind isn't a hassle, it's uplifting. >> just fly and land. something, yeah, different. yeah, it's freedom. fun. >> reporter: fun for some, but we also talked to a fisherman

in some spots, leaving a mess it's it's tree version of survival of the fittest, and when winds hit 60 miles per hour, the weak go down. >> i'm no meteorologist, but it was quite a storm. >> reporter: san francisco park spent the day cleaning up. golfers had to play through new hazards, as courses were littered with limbs. to be expected in city parks. >> over 136,000 trees. this is always a possibility. we're just grateful it happened in the middle of the night. >> reporter: it also stopped blinding sand, settling in big drifts. piling up a few feet deep in some places. >> nature calls. >> reporter: this contractor had to rouse his crew at 1:00 a.m. they spent the day clearing sand and put their construction equipment back where it belonged. tossed like toys. >> sunshine, and then we got out of the hotel, and boom. >> reporter: definitely not complaining though, the kite surfers under the golden gate. for them, the wind isn't a hassle, it's uplifting. >> just fly and land. something, yeah, different. yeah, it's freedom. fun. >> reporter: fun for some, but we also talked to a fisherman

survival of the fittest. that's why i work out physically and mentally.ays survivor, the act of remaining alive. that's the definition from webster. survival, to me, is much more than simply trying to sustain this life through breathing and thinking. one must fight every day not to be forced by social pressures to live under false pretenses. survival is the act of keeping one's identity alive, not being conformed to what your environment wants you to be. >> i want that ball, i want that ball! >> back, back. >> florida's santa rosa correctional institution is a maximum security prison housing many of state's most violent inmates. >> come here and cuff up! >> inmates considered a threat to security are housed in a special confinement unit called close management. >> basically, the worst of the worst offenders we have here at santa rosa, the staff here do an outstanding job here of maintaining that population. >> hands behind your back! >> depending on the severity of their violations, close management inmates are allowed a limited number of hours outside th

survival of the fi fittest and all that but in fact the willingness to risk our own lives to help strangersat has allowed us to survive as species. and certainly to endure disaster leak we have seen this week. dan harris abc news boston. >>jf amaze what people can did. >> the annual celebration of the great san franciscoert quake of 19 06 disrupted by security scare. somebody spotted a suspicious panel near the famous fountain in market and o'farrell street where the commemoration is held each year. turned out to be a bag of clothes. no danger. celebration was moved to union square 2 block away and fr the first time this year no survivors takened the event. there are only 3 of them left. and they decided to skip it this year. >> well the red cross is taking a advantage of the earthquake anniversary to remind people to prepare for the big one. it's good information and we can all use it. heather has that stor story. >> 1989. 9/11. boston bombin bombing. horrifying events whose silver linings are lessons for the rest of us exploratorium department of emergency management w created nearly 20 y

. >> somehow they learned that life in the manual household is survival of the fittest. you have to shout loud to get your point* across which is the family dynamic. with the adopted honoree sibling. >> and apparently you ever can shout louder has the better argument that was the combat to our we were used to. >> it is about politics, yelling about politics and music, movies, food. the pounding on the table or the slamming of the doors it is like growing up next to the airport ready ready would come because of the noise everybody argued and shouted. >> the most famous political argument i can remember was 1966. we were living in chicago proper about one block from the foster avenue beach. it was a friday night and the middle of a big political race. paul, at a democrats' democrat, a senator a cause i intellectual but also down to earth supported the liberal causes integration integration, supporter of the vietnam war. and chuck percy who was of wind blew wide president lived in the suburb that excluded jews, catholics and democrats it was restricted only a couple thousan

he or she may have a competitor for fittest animal in the animal kingdom.anda from china. come on. >> oh. >> come on. all right. which one do you like more? >> i can't. >> that's a tough one. it's a tough one. >> all of that and sam doesn't have socks on. >>> and appall low anton ohno's here. hello, these are our ocean spray 100% juice blends and light 50, with just 50 calories, both with no added sugar. with so many tasty flavors, it's like a fruit stand in every bottle. just blending the fruits. it's great! now i can brew my coffee just the way i love it. how do you do that? well, inside the brewer, there's this train that's powerful enough to carry more coffee and fresh water to make coffee that's stronger and bigger and even hotter! actually, i just press this button. brew keurig's best cup, stronger, bigger, or hotter, with the keurig vue. nowour new formula withfrom paladvanced color complex gradually builds natural looking color... that's now odor free. all new, jergens natural glow moisturizers. ♪ si te sientes muy feliz aplaude así.♪ ♪ if you're ha

. >> this is purely survival of the fittest.t out of the situation. >> this was shot on laurel street in gloucester massachusetts, by a guy named shawn henry. who actually is a professional photographer. who has worked for national geographic society for "forbes," for

this is the survival of the fittest.thes that came out every year or two years, would get eaten. they know they have a better chance at prime numbers. >> if you're that week of a creature that you can only come out every 17 years. >> i love them. >> why exist at all? >> they live underneath on tree roots. so they're not actually dormant. >> i'm getting my motorcycle license. this is not a good time to be on a motorcycle. >> smile big? right in the teeth. >> why are you getting a motorcycle? are you out of your mind? >> i already own a two-wheeler. i'm just getting my license. >> i hope you have a helmet? >> not at all. of course i have a helmet! >> okay, good. >> all right. when we come back, quarterly results from two dow components. i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you th