i've sold old iphones on gaze e gazelle. the process was super easy and it gave me cash to put toward my new device. apple's latest ipad has offered folks to trade in their old ipad. gazelle gave me an offer of $175 for my flawless edition. how much are they going to get for it? you can get a pret tie good idea. the same day they offered me 175 for my ipad, they were spelling me a very good conditioned for $264.99. a 50% mark-up. next, we'll give you $78 for a 674 gigabyte first generation ipad. now, i don't begrudge these companies for making a profit. but before you trade in, it is worth knowing what that profit is. if you'd sell it directly, you'd almost certainly make more money. trade-in programs make it super easy. but it's because they make a loot of money in return. it's up to you to decide how much your time is worth. just know that going with any professional trade-in program amgs has some financial trade off. my people will be celebrating thanksgivica. >> it's just three weeks away for the first time since 1888, h

. >> he moves with the grace of a gazelle or somebody that ate three gazelle and has diarrhea. he is looking for a wait room and trying to crap. i didn't realize you were from can can. this must be a proud moment. >> if anybody represented canada it should be somebody like rob ford. he is so canadian. >> he seems like the opposite of canada. >> he is funny and jovial. >> big. >> the only thing that is different is he is a crack addict. that's new for us. in the 90s right now. to him it is the united states in the 90s. >> we talked about canada. >> it is canada. he is just getting into "friends." he helped up the woman. he didn't mean to knock her over. >> he is a big man. >> it seems like he was at the beach chasing that frisbie. you know how sometimes you do that and there is a kid building a sandcastle and you step on the kid? >> it is not intentional. are you friends with big, fat people? they will bump into you and throw you into a wall. >> it is saintly the way they do it of the it is almost as though they are generous with their form that they can't help but run into thin

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videos out of the kreuger national park in south africa because we see some amazing stuff, elephants, gazelles, lions and this elephant not so happy. there you see a family of elephants but here comes the male. he's not charging at full speed but he's coming at them. he doesn't look exactly pleased to see these people. things get dicey. watch and listen. >> the elephant knocked the car over and as you can see, it rolled several times from this video and it still going. quite the mess. you can see here what looks like that may be part of a task that came off that he's holding in his hand but as you can see, every side of that vehicle was hit or hit something. >> i'm sorry, i know that's destructive but that's amazing that the elephant just so easily flipped that truck right over. >> a lot of people were making a comment like why didn't you get out of the way, why didn't you leave? sometimes if you start driving toward them, they may think it's an aggressive behavior and might come after you. the recommend case is to stand still but if you're standing still and it's right next to your car, there

a gazelle spooked ran into a barrier, broke his neck, and died.pattered with blood was not injured. he was later placed in isolation. zoo investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >> we're not sure why he and the animal were in the same area at the same time. >> sad that the gazelle died, as well. >> the zebra is a 10-year-old 800-pound animal. experts say some undomesticated zebras can be more aggressive than lions. >> amazing statistic, right? be careful of the wild zebra. who knew? >>> nasa is a step closer it solving a martian mystery that's baffled scientists for years. a rocket carrying the maven explorer blasted off from florida on a 440 million-mile journey to mars. the maven will spend a year studying the red planet's radical climate change that took place when it went from being a warm and wet place to a warm and dry place. maven expected to reach mars next september. >>> let's look t tuesday forecast. heavy rain from washington to northern california. up to two feet of mountain snow in the cascades. a foot in the northern

first of all, she's 5'11" and handles it like a real gazelle. second of all, she is only 23 years old and she's got the world at her fingertips. and, okay. i have heard stories about her being nasty and snippy and diva like to people behind the scenes, but that's not what we see on the the award shows. she almost does the opposite. she's still acting like, oh my god! i can't believe i n! like she plays it safe and really girl next door. i i don't know. i really like her. i think she's very pretty, whether bangs or no bangs, red lipstick or no lipstick. she's down to earth enough to wear keds. she doesn't always have to be in diva mode. i like her. from afar, i mean, in her camp she must be, you kno she might be that diva that we read about a little bit. >>> so jessica simpson and her fiance eric are getting ready to walk down the aisle, but her father joe simpson is not invited. now i cosign with this. i know what you're saying, oh, you're wedding is supposed to be the most special day of your life. if your wedding day is the most special day of

a gazelle broke its neck and died.g to figure out why the worker was in the enclosure with the zebra, which is against zoo rules. >>> administrators at princeton has decided to offer a vaccine not offered in the u.s. the first doses will be available next month. >>> do one-third of us really need to take medication to lower cholesterol? two medical groups recommending that one-third of all adults over the age of 40 stake statins. that's overkill. critics admit the new guidelines are a big improvement on the old criteria. >>> and taking birth control pills may increase your chance of eye disease or blindness. women who have used oral contraceptives for three years or more are at risk for glaucoma. if there's a history of glaucoma in your family, check with your doctor. >>> new toxicology reports about what really killed brittany murphy and her husband. he believes it was rat poisoning. and new lab results appear to suggest just that, showing a toxic level of heavy metals often found in the poison. >>> now, to a heart-st

he is to fly the same type of plan involved in the cars and does us to become a gazelle is a combination of factors beyond any . there was a car for repair their lead to fatigue and obviously catastrophic failure the form of these factors into debt. normally the emergency blanket the aircraft on the ground safely as quickly as possible so what would have color the aircraft to not when it's on its first attempt was whether a fact there was no proof that each room is there to do so many things that could be looked at keeping in mind that accidents generally don't happen from a single event. it's a chain of events that lead to catastrophe like this i would be full of gangsters developments command of the stacks of them get across. more details of the design and tried to be all mine and auntie don't cull. jeremy's held a special called into session on spying on the heels of a scandal triggered by leaks the us and british intelligence services of an extensively targeting its officials. in a statement on the muggle complained that trust with washington was on the mind is of letting cars on the

. >> eric, who grew up in the pyrenees, is up the slopes like a gazelle.ery step. >> oh, geez. >> this is -- >> are we there? >> no, no, we're not there. >> he's a baby. only 22 trees. >> i wish i could hear you over the sound of my exploding capillaries. >> okay. >> by the time we get near the fabled trees, i'm toast. gasping for air, waiting to puke from the altitude and the exertion. >> so, tell us again, what's unique about these trees? >> just because they are all white beans, all white. >> which is a rarity. >> so these are the only known all-white 100 pure. >> that's right. >> and why is that good? >> it's a new variety and gives new flavor profiles to it. >> i assume because i've humped up a -- >> excuse me. oh, nice catch. >> watch your fingers, man. yeah. that's it. >> there we go. and i'm going to repeat myself. >> all white. >> remember the shaman. well, we still have stuff to do with the package he gave us. we do, presumably, want a good crop. better get right with the spirit world. >> oh, geez. >> shaman juice thrown around, the purified soil

he may not have a gazelle, but a pet rooster will do.nd every day he makes the rounds of the cafes, seeing all the old faces, ending up sooner or later here. >> so this is the petit soco? >> yes. it existed in phoenician times, roman times, english were here and now a very historic square. >> as a writer, i've noticed everybody who comes here to do an article does the same article. >> well, it's so damn boring. the all do the beat generation. and there are lots of other stories in morocco apart from that. but everyone likes the beats. tennessee williams, others were all here. but that's a small part of moroccan history. 15-year period. there's a life before that and a life after that. you're here. >> yes. it was inevitable. let's pretend those guys never came. what is this place? >> well, the reality is you can read a paul burrows' story you can live it. people come to live it but the don't stay very long. the smoke some dope and stay here a few days and get bed bugs. end of story then the go home. >> they have a tradition of maude or ou

the stock market is running like a gazelle. what is going on? is that worrisome or is it to be embraced? to better-than the former federal reserve chairman. peter barnes has a chance to sit down with him in an exclusive interview. peter, you know, it is a double-edged sword. if anyone should recognize the bubble off, some would say it is greenspan having been burned by it, with there are others to say why ask. so it is fascinating, and a greater opportunity. >> and he said that he felt that equities, at least right now, are not in bubble territory. he is looking at certain metrics in the history of the markets. he does not think that there is a bubble in equities. he talks about that. his new book, the map and the territory, what he stopped by to chat with me about today. but he did talk about all of this stimulus coming from the fed. get the coverage and to ask about that. said that all of this quantitative easing, low interest rates in all of this is really helped mainly the financial economy. the stock market in particular. but not necessaril