i was wearing a gorilla mask. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were wearing a gorilla mask? wore masks there. [ laughter ] it was, like, kind of an aggressive, like, snarling -- maybe wolver -- maybe it was like a wolverine, or a werewolf, or a gorilla, but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: some hybrid animal. >> some scary looking brown-faced animal. >> jimmy: does this animal exist, you think? >> maybe. well, the mask exists, so, i mean. i'm sure they based it on something, you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is true, i'm not sure who made the mask. >> the weird thing was that was people came up to me and wanted to take a picture with me, just as a guy wearing a gorilla mask. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they didn't even know it was you? >> no, no one knew it was me. but they wanted to take a picture with the gorilla guy. [ laughter ] yeah, a few people said, like, "can i get a picture with you?" and for a reason, i became the guy who went to comic con wearing a gorilla mask. like, i got in the mind of a guy who would put on a mask. a gorilla mask. >> jimmy: you created a character? >

the boy dropped the ds in the gorilla exhibit. is playing with it and wisely keeping it away from her baby. then she actually turned it in to zoo keepers who train the animals to turn in foreign objects they find. how do they do that? we asked robert jenkins of the san francisco zoo. >> basically the same way you train your kids to pick up their rooms. well, lots of positive reinforcement is what it amounts to. once they get it, they actually probably keep the exhibits cleaner than sometimes the keepers do. the gorillas are intelligent. they are just one or two steps from us so to speak. this is something that she had never experienced before so it is going to attract her attention and she'll get focused on it. since it appears that the device was working at the time it fell in there, there would have been something going on on the screen. as a consequence, she would have seen that and been drawn into it. it's also interesting to note at one point hasani also got interested in it and wanted to partake and see what was going on of

zoo keeper manageed to remove it before the gorilla crushed it or even worse swallowed it.officials admit this is cute but they say it could have turned into a bad scene. vets performed surgery on the past to remove items that animals have injested. >> well the giants tonight celebrated legacy of one of the biggest fans. it was jerry garcia night at the ballpark by the bay complete with tribute band. crowd clearly loved it. he died 15 years ago today. jaints donated a portion of tonight's ticket proceeds to the rex foundation garcia family organization that helps fund grass roots causes. >> quite a game between the giants and cubs is that just ended a few moments ago actually. noted dead head bill walton great player there for the night. big celebration. bad news for the niners. lose starter to injure and a's make the wrong kind of history. was this kind of history. was this really a triple i have fallen in love with making bird houses. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible crow. here are some things that i'll make as little portals for my bird friends. hones

a gorilla marking campaign intended to publicize the new chapter of a media gain may backfire on a sanrancisco right in its backyard. heather holmes is live in the city with the story. heather? >> reporter: well, more complaints coming in today at the city hall over these phony $25,000 bills glued to sidewalks in various locations throughout the city. and in the near neighbors nor city officials are very happy about it. the community park and garden on page street is an urban oasis with lush foliage and a playground and painted messages of peace and love. >> you come down the steps the back way and you see that on the sidewalk. >> reporter: the fake bills promote the latest facebook game from san francisco based zinger. but it has back fired. >> i will never look at the website just for the fact that they put it there. >> reporter: the city attorney's office considers the branded bills vandalism. >> this isn't something that we tolerate, whether it's just teenage kids doing it or a major corporation doing it. it is just something we shouldn't stand for. >> reporter: the angry letter th

a gorilla marking campaign intended to publicize the new chapter of a media gain may backfire on a san francisco right in its backyard. heather holmes is live in the city with the story. heather? >> reporter: well, more complaints coming in today at the city hall over these phony $25,000 bills glued to sidewalks in various locations throughout the city. and in the near neighbors nor city officials are very happy about it. the community park and garden on page street is an urban oasis with lush foliage and a playground and painted messages of peace and love. >> you come down the steps the back way and you see that on the sidewalk. >> reporter: the fake bills promote the latest facebook game from san francisco based zinger. but it has back fired. >> i will never look at the website just for the fact that they put it there. >> reporter: the city attorney's office considers the branded bills vandalism. >> this isn't something that we tolerate, whether it's just teenage kids doing it or a major corporation doing it. it is just something we shouldn't stand for. >> reporter: the angry letter

a gorilla at the san francisco zoo got a chance to play a nintendo d.s.boy apparently dropped it in there on friday. you see mom playing it stay away. there is something better than a d.s., it's an apple -- to the an apple computer, just an apple apple. zoo employees say they know this was an accident that the little boy dropped it in there, but they caution visitors to respect wildlife. >> they could accidentally swallow it, require surgery. it's best to keep all of that stuff out. >> zookeepers returned the ds to the little boy, and guess what? at still works, b, she did not set a new level record. >>> 5:266 right now. ipod, iphone, ipad, ibike? see what has rumors swirling about a bike made by apple. flames destroy a classroom at a south bay school, now kids need a little help one week before classes get started. >>> it's been oneince scein hasani campbell's disappearance. live team coverage coming up. >>> it is back to school time, but it's going to be harder for some south bay students after fire damaged their school. we'll have a live report on how

. >> reporter: the 900-pound gorilla throwing a of this out of balance is best-known and wealthiest collegert of all, football. there is no women's equivalent to football, which means if a university with a big football program needs to get equal numbers for weapon, there has to be a whole lot of women playing other sports. >> you choose football and you have chosen to give 100 of your tuns to male ails. so now you have to decide what you are going to do with rest of your tuns for men and how will you allocate your 400 tuns for women? >> reporter: the answer for smaller schools has been to drop football. that is not an option at big schools, where few on campus would even want to consider it. >> we come from a family of football players and baseball players, so even as a female, that is what i have been attracted to. >> reporter: and the law says "the universities must be "meeting the needs of their female students." so are they-all of these numbers are fine, but when we do exit interviews with our seniors and i have learned some things over the years that we had to change. how do you feel

but the $2 billion gorilla in the room is the limited release of "avatar" special edition. the highest grossing movie of all time will be rereleased with 8 1/2 extra minutes of footage to bring in a few extra million. it's not expected to make the top five. that may go to "eat, pray, love" which brought in $50 million so far and has shown surprising staying power despite brutal reviews. and they have been brutal. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> we haven't been too nice to it either. >> you haven't been dragged to that yet, bill? you haven't been dragged to that movie? >> no, i don't think it's happening either. >> she's not interested in seeing it. >> not a big julia roberts fan. don't mean to start anything. >> hope she's not watching there in los angeles. okay. and this comes to us from our nation's capital where a new exhibit is commemorating a national disaster that will soon not be forgotten. today is the opening of the covering katrina exhibit at the washington museum. it is a display of the newspaper, radio and television clips from around the world spans the first seven days o

at the emmys gorillas in the jungle a bullet fired by a sharpshooter narrowly missed greg klavan. on the one hand the jungle was very beautiful very exciting to watch and to be in but on the other hand it was very frightening knowing that any time. enemy could attack the freedom fighters got them medicine and weapons from north vietnam there was a whole system of secret supply routes locals called it the home team in trail american forces bombarded effectually. with the help of the vietnamese peasants the guerrillas how to restore the trail constantly. the traces which led to the jungle routes were fully hidden to misguide the enemy. each time we were on the. tracks with a tree branch. and forth in. december one thousand nine hundred seventy two the americans make a last ditch attempt to force north vietnam to surrender. operation linebacker two so the largest heavy bombers strikes since the second. into leaks of continuous raids u.s. aircraft struck more than twenty thousand tons of explosives on towns in north vietnam. that combined power much thought of the atom bomb dropped on

by mid-october they had a plan to retreat to the hills and fight on as gorillas. that's how close they were to losing the island. at sea the japanese scored victory after victory. but in the end they lost almost as many ships as the americans. the telling point was america had the industrial wherewithal to replace her ships. the japanese did not. as the tide began to turn measures grew desperate. the americans ruled the air by now and japanese commanders were forced to beach their transports in order to unload troops before american aircraft could sink them. 45 years later, this same japanese transport still has a guadal canal beach for a home port. this troop transport was part of a fleet of 11 japanese transports carrying 12,000 troops and 10,000 tons of desperately needed supplies. frank particularly trying to unload by dawn they were discovered by american flyers and the slaughter began. 8,000 japanese troops were killed. 10,000 tons of supplies were lost. the loss of men and supplies was practically a death sentence for the japanese on the island. this ship,

. >> in today's morning snapshot, the gorilla who has a thing for video games. this image was captured. it was dropped into his enclo enclosure by a little boy at the san francisco zoo. >> it wasn't long before his adopted son wanted to have a turn but no way. the big ape finally turned over the ds when a trainer showed up with what, an apple. >> ah. >>> coming up next the stories we'll be following today including a rare trip overseas for a former president. >>> and today's grand opening of a special. cated to a b b b b b >>> now a look ahead. >>> democrats say it will save hundreds of thousands of jobs for teachers and government workers. republicans say it is a handout to unions. >>> voters in for states head to the polls today. in colorado, both senate seats are up for grabs. both races still too close to call. >>> and on the democratic side president obama and former president clinton are at odds backing different candidates. >>> former vice president george w. bush returns to haiti. he is checking on relief work in the earthquake-shattered country. >>> the

one of the gorillas caught on camera going ape over a nintendo ds.he boy apparently dropped it on friday. you see mom playing it. wi stay away. then she handed it over in exchange for an apple. i'm not talking about an ipod. they cautioned visitors to respect wildlife. >> they could accidentally swallow it and end up requiring surgery. so it's just best to keep all of that stuff out. >> zookeepers returned the ds to the bay, and it still works. >> look at that, mom was start enough to say no. >>> all right. deadheads galore at the giants game. jerry garcia night. that's next up in sports. this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior. this is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road. >>> the giants hosting jerry garcia night. plenty of dancing bears to greet the visiting cubs. the whole scene reminiscent of the dead ball era. the national anthem featuring the grateful dead's phil lesh and bob weir. down a run, andres to

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san fransisco's letter of demand in a case of gorilla marketing. >>> and chief amongst bill martin isng on the forecast. he's back in a few minutes. >>> in sacramento the senate defeated a bill that would have made it illegal to carry unloaded weapons in public. the bill would have made it a misdemeanor to carry weapons in public even if unloaded. some senators pointed to the second amendment saying the state bill was unconstitutional. the senate is expected to vote again tomorrow. >>> the san fransisco city attorney's office wanted to talk to the ad company that plastered sidewalks. to the advertising company in la says the company broke its promise to remove the stickers which are illegal. a letter said the city is considering a lawsuit to recover the cost of getting the stickers off the payment. >>> evolving technology has made it easier to -- now the system is trying to keep up with social networking. using to spread the news about trials and in some cases that can have troubling consequences. maureen naylor has the report. >> reporter: facebook asked what's on your mind. the judg

polizzi looks forward to putting this behind her and returning to work to smoosh with juicehead gorillashes! >> jimmy: in england, they wear powdered wigs. in new jersey, they wear that. steven tyler has reportedly signed on to become a judge on the tenth season of "american idol." that's -- yeah, that's -- [ applause ] that's really great. essentially what fox is doing is taking a good lead singer away from singing so he can help them find a bad one. [ applause ] first order of business, find a new lead singer for aerosmith. he signed the contract after the -- fox agreed to give him whatever it was they used to put in paula abdul's mug and so he said yesterday. so, steven tyler takes simon's spout. randy jackson stays, and they need a famous woman on the verge of a mental breakdown and they'll be set. courtney love, maybe? could be? this -- another coveted job slot has been filled. after supposedly telling his teammates he would retire, brett favre announced he will return for another season with minnesota. he said he's not going to quit football until everyone in america can spell his

i will find a problem in terms of the 800 pound gorilla in the terms that innovation is. we did not do a lot about it. the problem with innovation is ah[laughter] >> ok, how many of you are totally embarrassed because you didn't see the guerrilla? i can see the hands. it is interesting, particularly in smaller groups when i use this video, nine above 10 people will not see the parallel. -- nine out of 10 people will not see the guerrilla. most will get 15 correct, but they will never see the guerrilla. that is the problem in a nut shell. we're so focused on budgets, the technology refresh, the list of service levels we have not met that we do not stand back far enough to look and see what is happening overall in the big picture. how are all of these pieces pcoming together? hopefully what you will walk away with today is an understanding of what is necessary to be innovative, what innovation really is, how you can go about being innovative, and i will give you one approach for how you might begin to be innovative inside your organizations. defined innovation as being an i

>> that gorilla in man's clothing. >> you mean pus and boots. >> mostly pus. another prominent character, the silver night. >> you wouldn't be a little goofy, would you? >> this, done keetie will get to his feet and speak. when that happens the silvernight will fall off his tight rope. >> so ordered. >> mr. dirkson the new bill is in joint resolutions. >> the chair recognizes the rather strong-lunged junior senator. mr. smith. >> i'm very sorry, sir. i have a bill. >> you may speak a little louder, senator, but not too loud. >> afe bill to propose, sir. >> order, gentlemen. >> our junior senator is about to make a speech. you may proceed, senator. >> be it enacted by the senate and the house of representatives that there be appropriated as a loan a sum sufficient to create a national boy's camp to be paid back to the united states treasury by contributions from boys of america. this camp to be situated on the land at and adjacent to the head waters of a stream known as willow creek for the purpose of bringing together boys of all walks of life from various par

>> that gorilla in man's clothing, mcgann. >> you mean puss in boots. >> yeah. mostly puss. another prominent character in our little play -- the silver knight. soul of honor on a tight rope. >> you wouldn't be a little bit goofy, would you? >> this don quixote with bill will get to his feet and speak two important words -- willet creek. when that happens, the silver knight will fall off his tightrope and puss will jump out of his boots. >> it is so ordered. [gavel] introduction of a new bill and joint resolutions. >> mr. president! >> the chair recognizes the rather strong-lunged junior senator, mr. smith. >> i am very sorry, sir. i have a bill. >> you may speak a little louder, senator, but not too loud. [laughter] >> i have a bill to propose, sir. [laughter] [gavel] >> order, gentlemen. our junior senator is about to make a speech. [laughter] you may proceed, senator. [laughter] >> be it enacted by the senate and the house of representatives that there be appropriated as a loan a sum sufficient to create a national boys' camp to be paid back to the united states treasury

so, having said that, i think you are right, that you are going to see a lot more sort of gorilla tactics like we have seen with wikileaks. brightbart is more dishonest ambushing of people and the targeting of people who in the case of both acorn and shirley sherrod those were utterly false. but it is what sells. i think that is a big part. and i don't even mean making money. look at the headlines caused by wikileaks and what is amazing is how the conversation has degenerated into a discussion almost exclusively about the names of afghans being listed in those documents. if i was the one releasing them i wouldn't have put the names of afghanistans out there. that is something only wikileaks can answer as to why they did that. but the idea that because they were released in the way they were or because they did that that they shouldn't be subjected to a congressional investigation or examined for what they say about the war, you take that and you juxtapose it with the recent "time" magazine cover where bbie was shown, 18-year-old young woman who had her nose an ears chopped off and what sh

because there's no doctor out there who doesn't see medicare as the $800 gorilla. -- 800 pound gorillaare is saying you've got to improve your quality and efficiency, then they will because they've got a lot of medicare patients. but they also have a lot of regular patients. so hospitals, doctors, everybody starts getting more efficient as medicare gets more efficient. the key is making sure that we're not just cutting benefits. and, frankly, this is an argument that i have with my friends in the republican party sometimes. one big change that some of them have advocated is to voucherize the medicare system. you basically -- instead of once you have medicare, you knowing that you can take that and go get care anywhere you want, we would just give you -- all right, here is whatever it is, $6,000 or $7,000 or whatever. and suddenly, you've got seniors who find themselves way short of what they need in terms of providing care. we've got to change how the health care system actually operates. and that means more prevention -- more preventive care. it means better -- that we reimburse peopl

because there's no doctor out there who doesn't see medicare as the $800 gorilla. -- 800 pound gorillaing you've got to improve your quality and efficiency, then they will because they've got a lot of medicare patients. but they also have a lot of regular patients. so hospitals, doctors, everybody starts getting more efficient as medicare gets more efficient. the key is making sure that we're not just cutting benefits. and, frankly, this is an argument that i have with my friends in the republican party sometimes. one big change that some of them have advocated is to voucherize the medicare system. you basically -- instead of once you have medicare, you knowing that you can take that and go get care anywhere you want, we would just give you -- all right, here is whatever it is, $6,000 or $7,000 or whatever. and suddenly, you've got seniors who find themselves way short of what they need in terms of providing care. we've got to change how the health care system actually operates. and that means more prevention -- more preventive care. it means better -- that we reimburse people for chec

. >> they're the 800-pound gorilla. people are used to the name nra.'t know better. and they think it's the only real organization out there. >> reporter: the long-simmeri i tensions between the nra behemoth and local gun groups exploded into nasty fight this spring, when the nra muscled congress into exempting it and it alone, from key provisions of campaign finance reform legislation. >> this is a carve-out, not for the gun rights community. this is a carve-out for a single organization. >> reporter: they're hopping mad, the smaller groups. they're increasingly saying the nra is a big, bloated bureaucratic, too conservative gun group. and they're starting to oppose their own leaders in the nra. >> well, that's right. in this case, the nra, basically, jumped into the last lifeboat and left the rest of the pro-gun community to sink. >> reporter: we asked the nra several times to speak to us about all this. they refused. but for all the bad blood between the nra and the local groups, they're still on the same team, as we saw in virginia. >> how many of

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seems to be the 800 pound gorilla in the room. there's a known use or loose it directive. there's really no insensitive to cut spending. ask more, request more. it's a gain. two things. one, we have published the studies. it's available on line at our website atr.org. we have copies we have been sending out but also available at our website. there are certain things congress does. i have a series of recommendations made to the commission studying this. we could require any piece of legislation that spends money go on line. if that would have happened, they wouldn't have voted on it without people being able to read it. within five days, people were picking shards of glass out of it. you have 300 million americans looking at it. the other idea is that we do what governor perry of texas has done, which is to take every check that the government writes and put it on line. you can see all the expense reports the wording on read contracts. this could have been done less expensively. the more transparent si we have, the better decisions the government can make. people are lookin

seems to be the 800 pound gorilla in the room. there's a known use or loose it directive. there's really no insensitive to cut spending. ask more, request more. it's a gain. two things. one, we have published the studies. it's available on line at our website atr.org. we have copies we have been sending out but also available at our website. there are certain things congress does. i have a series of recommendations made to the commission studying this. we could require any piece of legislation that spends money go on line. if that would have happened, they wouldn't have voted on it without people being able to read it. within five days, people were picking shards of glass out of it. you have 300 million americans looking at it. the other idea is that we do what governor perry of texas has done, which is to take every check that the government writes and put it on line. you can see all the expense reports the wording on read contracts. this could have been done less expensively. the more transparent si we have, the better decisions the government can make. people are lookin

there is no doctor out there who does not see medicare as the 800 pound gorilla. if medicare is saying you have got to improve your quality and efficiency, then they will because they have got a lot of medicare patients. but they also got a lot of regular patients. doctors and hospitals -- everybody starts getting more efficient as medicare gets more efficient. the key is making sure that we're not just cutting benefits. and this is an argument that i have with my friends in the republican party sometimes. one big change that some of them have advocated is to voucherize the medicare system. instead of, what you have medicare, you knowing that you can take that and go get care anywhere you want, we would just give you -- all right, here is whatever it is, $6,000 or $7,000 or whatever. you go shop and figure out what is the best kind of deal you can get. but it health care costs keep going up but your voucher does not keep going up, you are going to be in trouble. and did you find seniors who find themselves way short of what they need in terms of providing care. we

at the end of world war ii, the 800-pound gorilla in washington, d.c.of defense. it was the department of state. today it is the department of defense, because the department of defense has 435 constituents who have military bases, who have g.e. aircraft engine producers, ike skeleton after the second engine for the f--35. the f--136 engine program. the department of defense has congressmen and senators in their pocket who are sending lots of money to the department of defense, and not so much money to the department of state. to the point where the secretary of defense is cutting money over to state because the military wants to get out of the foreign policy arena. so i would encourage everybody to start telling their congressman that that's inappropriate and that the united states military would love to get back to its core competencies which are providing security and to fight and win the nation's wars. [applause] >> go ahead. >> you can go next. >> sorry about that. i wanted to return to something that was mentioned that i'm very interested to hear