the gorilla has got her.gantuan gorilla is hovering over the boy. >> that's when things started getting hectic. >> one mother can't stand the suspense. >> at first, i didn't want to look. i didn't want to know. i didn't want to see what i was about to see. where? they're down the gorilla cage. >> they're, like, the griorilla has the boy, gorilla has the boy. that's when i peered over and saw the gorilla. >> oh, my god. >> helpless, paralyzed with fear, people gather by the rails. >> you felt like it was your child. you wanted to be able to help him. you wanted to get him away from the gorillas. >> the other gorillas were circling around, making these weird noises when it happened. >> we heard i call it screeching from the other gorillas and all i saw was all of them coming towards the child. >> for all we knew, they were going to try to attack the baby or, you know, use it as a toy. i just started shaking all over. and the mother comes running up to me and she was screaming, frantically at the top of her lung

she's a gorilla. cling to her mom and they climb up her enclosure like a gorilla would. >> that's a good day of work, when you put on a fur chest, climb the wall and hang with a gorilla. >> you should switch jobs. >> i would let you. we could start a make a wish for you and you could be a gorilla trainer. >> she's experimenting with food. crawling around her pen and doing well. part of her knows maybe a little bigger than the other side but you know what, 100% cute. >> that makes her face cuter. little irregularity never hurt a soul. ♪ >>> some of you will love this, some of you guys aren't. but i think it's pretty darn funny. this is posted on a youtube channel. he's playing a prank on his little boy. >> [ inaudible ]. >> daddy. >> get creamed in the face. >> what? >> he's luring his kids into the room by saying, hey, who spilled this on the floor. >> this mess right here? who spilled it? >> where? >> oh! >> what a mean thing to do. >> clean [ bleep ]. >> i thought it was funny because pies in the fa

. >>> the baby gorilla with a survival story.was with her mom and other gorillas and she was injured at 3 months old. a little care has her thriving. >>> and an l.a. beast takes the dog food challenge. >> how bad could it be? >> nick is about to find out. >> oh, my goodness. i know. i know i need to quit this. - well, how about... - that smokers' helpline? yeah, they can give me a plan. - help me through the rough spots. - so you're ready to... quit? everyone wants me to quit-- my doctor, my wife, the dog. - not good for the dog. - anyone else? hmm? what? anyone else want you to quit? me! i want me to quit. tdd# 800-933-4833 - ( rings ) - woman: smokers' helpline. oh, hi, it's me. >>> okay. we've seen plenty of videos from people returning from a doctor or dentist appointment after general anesthesia. now it's time to see the ab malls come home. >> we just got back from the vet. you can >> chewy couldn't care less about this ball. he realizes there is a ball, but has no idea what to do with it. >> he moves his head slowly, like p

it wasn't the best gorilla suit ever made. but it was okay.daylight did not look like a real animal. >> i talked with phil morris about this in retrospect seeing how entrenched this film has become, and he feels he probably should have come forward. >> we set out to verify morris' story and found bob heironimus who says he was in the costume. they have since become friends. >> he said patterson told him to walk like a gorilla. bob had no idea how it would walk. he walked like a normal person walking down the street and kind of waved his arms back and forth and thought that was real show business. >> bob has the size, the gait to be bigfoot and give it life. and i think this is important, there are people still living who remember seeing a bigfoot suit in the trunk of bob's mother's car. when it comes down to it, it's hard to improve upon phil morris as the source of the costume. bob heironimus as the guy in the bigfoot suit. and roger patterson as producer, director, and whatever else of this film. >> just as patterson stood by his story, so,

the gorilla was transferred from texas. now being raised by ten human caregivers. wow.re that make her feel right at home. >> oh, gladys will soon be paired with a female gorilla that's willing to step up as her surrogate mom. oh, what a cutie-pie. >> i know i'm not supposed to say this, but i want one of those. i want me a little baby gorilla. >> wait till gladys is about 3 she's twice your size. >> especially my new york city apartment. probably wouldn't work out. >> might not fit. >> no. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. with my keurig vue brewer, i can brew my coffee just the way i love it. how do you do that? inside the brewer, there's this train that makes coffee stronger, bigger, and hotter! actually, i just press this button. brew keurig's best cup with the keurig vue. but with kids growing up fast, fighting seven signs of aging gets harder. introducing total effects moisturizer plus serum. for the ninety-two practices, two proms, and one driving test yet to come. she'll need our most concentrated total effects ever. and you'll dump your old broom. b

today she took her first trip outside the gorilla habitat. outdoors.up, she can hardly wait, but some jitters, as she clings to her surrogate dad, wide-eyed. she assesses a tree trunk, not ready to climb that yet. eventually brave enough to take a piggy back ride with surrogate dad. >>> and a royal changing of the guard today in the netherlands. queen beatrix stepping down. fighting back tears, she introduced him as the new king, the first dutch king in 123 years, his 9-year-old daughter amalia, next in line to the throne. beatrix, who was queen, was seen riding her bicycle around town, will now be known as princess beatrix. and we saw prince charles in that crowd today and had to wonder what he was thinking. >>> and from royalty to rock royalty, the beatles. what is england singing? well, for 50 years, their album, the longest running debut album at the top of the charts. 62 consecutive weeks in the top ten. but tonight the record has been smashed by this -- ♪ next to me >> her name is emeli sande. her album, 63 weeks in the top ten in the uk. the for

yes, that appears to be a gorilla walking upright just like a man. all the other gorillas are sitting or on all fours, like you would expect. it seems suspicious. could this be a man in a gorilla suit? nope. this is as real as it gets. bam bam is a western lowland gorilla living at the port limnney wild animal park in kent, england, where he can sometimes be seen strutting across his enclosure on just two feet. keepers say this stance gives him a height advantage he can use to see over the wall when they come to feed him. and apparently, the ability to walk like a man runs in the family. bam bam's father displayed the same unusual behavior. so, he's just following in his father's footsteps. >>> from a primate who can walk the walk, to a baby doing -- whatever this is. that can't possibly be a real baby. can it? >> you kind of hope that it's cg. >> you are going to send this to everyone you know who has a baby. >> amazing special effects or obscure child development practice, when we return to "caught on camera: viral videos, do you believe?" progress

you wake up with a -- with this, i call it a gorilla, you know, a 2,000-pound gorilla on my back every morning. carries a death penalty, you know. it's something that you can't -- it's reality. >> until recently, contact visits, a chance for family members to touch death row inmates, have been prohibited. >> let me tell you, these guys have mamas and sisters and children and grandmas and all that. i don't think they ought to only get to touch you when you're dead, after you're executed. so i'm pretty passionate about letting them have that contact visit, if i know security is going to prevail. but you're not doing it as much for them as you're doing it for their family. and a lot of people misunderstand that and think, oh, he shouldn't have a contact visit. well, his mother didn't commit the murder, you know. you have to think about all sides of it when you're making decisions. >> contact visits or not, their time at angola ends at the death house. the method -- lethal injection. >> at this point, we get them strapped down and get the shoulders strapped down and then i'm going to close

removed because the united states is the sole superpower the united states is the nine hundred pound gorilla on the block in the going anywhere however the addition of any other party almost literally any country on the face of the earth with the exception of a few south pacific islands vote for the united states no matter what with all due respect anybody would be a better mediator than the united states almost literally anybody because united states has shown such a degree of bias and is so closely connected to the israeli position on so many issues here is the message i would have been in the book for others i mean is this not a vital interest for europeans for russia for india for china they get their energy from the middle east this is a vital interest for them america doesn't get its energy from the middle east it's going to be energy sufficient like russia very soon but the countries that. their energy from the middle east have a vital interest in doing something about this and they have just but they've done very very little i think they have to push a lot harder for a little more fa

that was really the gorilla in the room for me as we are looking at various causes of disease. and the cause is responsible for 440,000 in its completely preventable. but we just allow it as though it is chewing gum or something. so i started to write more intensively about this. it is allowed to be sold is responsible for this and we do nothing about it. >> are people smoking in the classroom when he started teaching? >> yes, a professor came to give a seminar and he was sitting there smoking a cigarette nonstop in class. and everyone knew it was bad for you doctors smoked, doctors recommended their patients to smoke. the stanford assistant, her mother was advised in 19 to take up smoking to ease the babies delivery. even now we have 400,000 babies born every year in the united states to mothers smoked all during their pregnancy. so there is the this sort of miffed that no one smokes anymore. and that is mainly because ed reynold says it is reserved for the poor and the black and stupid. >> when did he say that? >> well, that was in a photo shoot in the 19 '80s reynolds also h

mountain gorilla. hot special tonight.rter of white fire. >> reporter: he'll keep going all night, delivering marijuana, staking his claim in colorado's marijuana gold rush. >> if this was crack or something like that, i wouldn't do this. this is something that probably should have been legalized long before. it's not something i'm ashamed of in any way. i think it's a great business opportunity, a great way to support my family. >> reporter: jim spellman, cnn, parker, colorado. >> starting monday morning with our carol costello at 9:00 a.m. eastern on cnn we'll spotlight colorado's new industry. watch "pot boom: colorado's road to establishing, creating and implementing a legal pot for reck national use industry" here on cnn. >>> a pennsylvania mom who abandoned her kids more than a decade ago and turned up in florida last week is in jail tonight. new details next. >>> the family of the mother who just turned up after disappearing 11 years ago in pennsylvania for now at least doesn't want to see her. here is brenda heist

. >> members of the black gorilla family gang -- guerilla living lavishly blind the bars of the baltimore detention center, aided by correctional officers. sound familiar, this is not the recent case but a [technical difficulties] from 2009 [technical difficulties] nearly two years later, the state made a call for help in the form of this memorandum of understanding. it spelled out how they would get help from the fbi, atf and marshals why do we have to get the federal government to come in and clean up a mess. >> if partnership let led to the large scale arrest last month. verse say the group led by this man, tavon white had essentially taken over the jail. they called the arrest a positive achieve. . >> we're looking back on this as one of the more positive chooefments -- achievements [technical difficulties] assumed, rumored in our jails the indictment of white and 24 other people, including 13 correctional officers spells out basic proers that weren't followed which led to kron tra band being taken into the [technical difficulties] that investigation didn't even start until two years

if you went and observed a bunch of chimpanzees and gorillas, they would respond half a day chewing.r gatheringer eating an original diet would spend 5% of their day chewing, and might be a typical american and spend three minutes chewing. we've changed our heads and shrunk our teeth and lost our snouts and excretely changed -- >> stephen: we have snout? >> yes. >> stephen: when did we have a snout? >> about three million years ago, the same time we started running, start throwing, there was a big shift in our bodies. >> stephen: it will be flopping around the whole time. >> anything not tied down will be flopping around when you run. i think that's why we developed underwear, as well. >> stephen: all right. doctor thank you so much for joining me. dr. daniel lieberman, "don't run with shoes on." we'll be right back. im7qk ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: that's it for the report,

a gorilla gets her hands on a toddler. the child's mother is terrified. was screaming frantically at the top of her lungs. somebody do something, that's my baby down there. that gorilla has my baby. >> lions take down a baby buffalo. >> she's going for it. she's going for it. she got him. >> but the herd fights back. >> oh! >> in a world where animals and

. >> can that gorilla do any tricks? he knows sign language. >> i'm thankful for you and malloy. >> f you ass-kisser. happy thanksgiving. here is is a child. i'm blocking you. have fun at the kids' table. thanks, everybody. have a happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. (laughter) >> the only thing that makes me sleepier than turkey is dhating with you guys. boring, i say. okay. time for celebrity birthdays. no celebrities were born today. good night. (applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> stephen: tonight, an unexpected treatment for heart disease. so if you're having a heart attack right now, stick around. [laughter] then is the government meddling in our private lives? i happen to know they've been handling my mail. and my guest, harvard professor noah feldman says our relationship with china is like a destructive marriage. maybe so, but the make-up war is going to be hot. [laughter] a london auction house is offering a rare christmas card signed by adolf hitler. even more rare,

yeah, that's pretty much all i wanted is gorilla still music videos. >> if there are any rules to gorillausic videos, the first one is, never turn down the opportunity for a free motorcycle stunt shot. >> a guy comes up to the director, anthony, and he says, hey, what's going on, man? what you all doing? and anthony says we are shooting a video and he's like hey, man, can i be in it? well, sure, man. hey, can you do a wheelie for us, man? that would be great. >> yeah, okay. i can do a wheelie. >> stanley readies himself for action. >> we shooting this shot right now. >> and the guy tries to do it and barely gets off the ground. >> that wasn't no wheelie. that was a bunny hop. >> okay. let's do it again because that wasn't really a wheelie. he does it a third time. >> all right, here he comes. we rolling. >> the third time really is the charm. he gets it. >> with one take in the can, the director pushes for a safety, one extra shot. >> one more, dawg. >> but the safety proves anything but safe. the rider takes off toward the camera from a far distance and at a high rate of speed. >> he pul

. >> oh, the gorillas are really terrific.hter] and everybody wants to see the gorillas and all their antics. but people visit all of those venues, and they walk away wants to come back next year for more. liz: thank you, dave. i know he's one of the busiest people, he was already mobbed when he came into the airport. go about your business and your duties, thank you so much. and i just want to let you guys know a couple of things here. of every year x this is my seventh year covering the annual shareholder meeting, people descend because they want to see the warren and charlie show on saturday, and it's not televised. they don't allow it to be televiced. but the annual shareholder meeting at the arena which holds 34,000 several hundred and then they have a little spillover area on the floor. that is the show. and we will on monday for weekend with warren -- by the way, friday, tomorrow, we're going to be live all day here at the hilton in omaha, and we will have many, many leaders of all of the berkshire businesses. everybody

. >> tavon white who is the alleged ring leader of the black gorilla family gang pleaded guilty earlier this week. the rest of the suspects are expected to appear in court sometime this week. >>> several lawmakers are speaking out against how things are run at the baltimore city detention center. governor o'malley has high praise for public safety secretary gary maynard. he says the recent indictments are a positive development in the fight against gangs. the governor says he has known against the investigation last spring and told secretary maynard to cooperate with authorities. o'malley says this may lead to others coming forward. >> there will be more correctional officers as well as citizens who come forward now because they see we can be effective in coordinating together to attack a problem that everybody has talked about for a long time but until now it seemed we were incapable of doing anything about it. >> maynard has moved his office into the detention center last week. he said he waited for the indictment because he didn't want to do anything to undermine the investigation. >

. >> is she a gorilla from the zoo?e heck. >> she pooed in her hand and flung it behind her? >> threw it like a banana peel. >> i am thinking it is fake. the stuff she threw looked like it was white. >> and that looks brown. >> those look like mashed up candy bars. >> you can't believe there is people in this world that would poo in their hand before they go to a bathroom. >> if you want to see this entire video, head over to our website rightthisminute.com and click on best of rtm. >> or worse. >> or the worst of people. >> that's it for us here at rtm. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: it's time for "the wendy williams show." today, paris hilton struts her way to the top. check out the surprise she has for the audience, plus, the world's number one deejay, armin van bu, ren. and lindsay lohan's big day. wendy has all the detail >> wendy: yeah. i'm glad you're watching today. thank you so much.

once again, mountain gorilla, hot special tonight.g to be also a quarter of white fire. >> he'll keep going all night delivering marijuana and staking his claim in colorado's marijuana gold rush. >> if this was crack or something like that, i wouldn't be doing this, you know. this is something that probably should have been legalized long before. so it's not something that i'm ashamed of any way. i think it's a great way, a great business opportunity, a great way to be able to support my family. >> jim spellman, cnn, parker, colorado. >>> more moms are bringing home the bacon these days. yes, a record number of women are the main source of income for their families. we've got the impact on households up ahead. uestion: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do y

. >> is she a gorilla from the zoo?heck. >> she pooed in her hand and flung it behind her? >> threw it like a banana peel. >> i am thinking it is fake. the stuff she threw looked like it was white. >> and that looks brown. >> those look like mashed up candy bars. >> you can't believe there is people in this world that would poo in their hand before they go to a bathroom. >> if you want to see this entire video, head over to our website rightthisminute.com and click on best of rtm. >> or worse. >> or the worst of people. >> that's it for us here at rtm. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. . >>> coming up on "dish nation". >>> chris brown has a new song called i can't win. we have some new photos of rihanna that proves he might be bright. >> and andy dick dumped on "dancing with the stars." >> no one wants to follow rob kardashian's socks. >> looking for sound financial advice? this man bet his entire life savings and got a banana with dreadlocks. >> daytime emmy awards were announced today. or were there. welc

they are the 800-pound gorilla in town. the refinery caught fire and exploded last august. no workers were killed, but after a cloud of black smoke covered the east bay, 15,000 residents went to local hospitals complaining of health problems. they claim the stigma from the fire will affect property values and quality of life. in a document provided to abc news by the city attorney, richmond says a lawsuit would raise chevron's awareness of widespread harm to the community and the damage they inflict when they ignore the repeated safety concerns. it would come compensate the community for the current and on going economic and environmental injuries and it would deter chevron from the similar behavior in the future. >> chevron is not and has not been a good neighbor over this last period. the chemical safety board has documented over the whole period that there were important decisions to be made for safety and chevron chose to ignore them and to move on to keep its profits flowing. >> that was a comment from an earlier discussion when the richmond city council voted to incre

they are the 800-pound gorilla in town. the refinery caught fire and exploded last august. no workers were killed, but after a cloud of black smoke covered the east bay, 15,000 residents went to local hospitals complaining of health problems. they claim the stigma from the fire will affect property values and quality of life. in a document provided to abc news by the city attorney, richmond says a lawsuit would raise chevron's awareness of widespread harm to the community and the damage they inflict when they ignore the repeated safety concerns. it would come compensate the community for the current and on going economic and environmental injuries and it would deter chevron from the similar behavior in the future. >> chevron is not and has not been a good neighbor over this last period. the chemical safety board has documented over the whole period that there were important decisions to be made for safety and chevron chose to ignore them and to move on to keep its profits flowing. >> that was a comment from an earlier discussion when the richmond city council voted to incre

it is more of a gorilla -- guerrilla tactic. they are leaving it to these hezbollah fighters who know more of the ground tactics. the government being at the back and pounding those areas. we have the same thing in homs. there is only one enclave left. it is where the fighters are still holding up. but the image you are getting is that you have these fighters that are now under siege. they have pockets of resistance. re-s difficult to get supplies of ammunition and weapons. fors it very difficult them to communicate? was it the mean for them? should they be nervous? >> they are nervous. they do say that they need help. they have been calling all along for weapons and ammunition. they are calling even more. i was pretty surprised are the numbers of fighters, maybe the ones in the villages, who are crossing into lebanon and just becoming refugees. they said there is no point of fighting this war anymore if we don't get help. it is a very difficult moment for the free syrian army and all the other opposition fighters who are on the

so we got permission to rush her out past all the apes, past all the gorillas and lay her down out atdo a treatment. we got the tissue 11 days later, and the results were fantastic. we realized that it was possible to sculpt the cornea without any thermal damage, without any scarring. so we began to realize the impact that this might have. poor miss cassidy lost her battle with cancer and died, but i was able to convince the university to name the laser laboratory after her. it's unbelievable to me and very gratifying to me to run into people everywhere who are now enjoying life free of glasses and contacts. it's been a game changer and i'm very honored to have been a part of it. >> you know, if you're considering laser eye surgery, there are some things you should keep in mind. first of all, keep your expectations in check. if your vision is especially bad, laser surgery is less likely to be effective for you. also, you should be at least 18 years old. before that your eyes are still developing and changing and you need to be healthy. laser eye surgery is not recommended if you have

we got permission to rush her out past the apes, past the gorillas and lay her down out of the primetimed do a treatment. we got the tissue 11 days later. the results were fantastic. we realized it was possible to sculpt the cornea without any thermal damage, without scarring. so we began to realize the impact this might have. poor miss cassidy lost her battle with cancer and died. but icon vin convinced the univ to name the lab after her. it's gratifying to me to run into people enjoying life free of glasses and contacts. it's a game changer. i'm honored to have been a part of it. >> you know, if you are considering laser eye surgery there are things to keep in mind. first of all, you need to keep your expectations in check. if your vision is bad, laser surgery is less likely to be effective for you. you should be at least 18 years old. before that your eyes are developing and changing. and you need to be healthy. laser eye surgery isn't recommended for diabetes, glaucoma, rheumatoid arthritis or other issues that affect the eye. talk to your doctor first. any surgical procedure carries

the war on drugs, for lack of a better term, and columbia's long trouble with the farc, a marxist gorilla force financed by drug trafficking. 15 years of very dirty war. the state the stakes not about drugs, per se, but the ability of ordinary columbians to live without fear. we land in the jungle outpost of mirafloise in the am zone reserve. >> farmers here would grow the stuff and make leaves into paste. traffics would come and buy it. the farc had this area of influence for years. nine years ago, the government moved to expel the farc. the traffickers, apparently, with much success. overnight, its population shrank by 85%. and what remains struggles to survive. so people here, they were born here? >> in the beginning of the 19 another 50s and '60s, they were escaping the political violence between the two parties in columbia. >> so if you were having problems in the city or where ever you were from, you came out here? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so what are you doing out here? cattle and some ag ri kl which you are. after that, the drug trade began. >> this climate is good for it? >> yeah, it

she is now being raised by ten humans dressed in gorilla costumes acting as surrogate parents.r part of the exhibit wasn't without jitters though. she was a little clingy with one of her human dads taking a piggyback ride -- that's a human mom -- taking a piggyback ride afraid to let go but what a joy to look at that. >> so sweet, and i know they're preparing her to be able to go back with her own kind but what a lovely little thing. >> yeah, and that's "pop news," everybody. >> lovely, lovely "pop news." let's go. let's go. let's see if we can do it in two seconds or less. i just hit the camera. i'm sorry. i may have broken something. good morning, how are you? good morning. nice to see you. how are you guys? good? now we spoke a little earlier. >> we did. >> you guys, i love this. i love this. now, did you -- where are you from? >> london. >> and both? traveling together. because the look is fantastic. who picked it out? >> this is me. >> fantastic. i love it. i just need a little jean jacket and we can be a threesome. let's get to the boards. we'll show you one or two things

this, after a massive corruption investigation led to dozens of charges all connected to the black gorilla family. you can get all the updates on the family as they happen online and online at the website. abc2news.com/gangs. >>> and abc2 news update for you now. this is at least according to him. allen marcus did it to stop students from smoking in the restroom. they told investigators the camera didn't have a memory card and couldn't record anything. marcus says it was just to deter the students from smoking in the restroom. police decided marcus will not face criminal charges. he's now back on duty. >>> ten minutes after 5:00 right now. getting around pasadena is about to get more difficult. in july the tee know creek drawbridge will close for a month for repairs. wednesday people in the area got together to talk about the impact the closure going to have on their lives. it will mean longer commutes and also hurt some local businesses. >> it hurts our club dramatically because we have certain events here -- through the week we have bingos during tuesdays and thursdays. we have bingo din

overnight a miss sill shipment was targeted that was bound for israel gorillas. >>> government forces carrying massacres on two coastal towns -- carrying out massacres on two coastal community where bodies of women and children are visible, and some of the women are holding children in their arms. a statement has been released that the u.s. is -- is apaulled. >>> 10 days after an 8-story building collapsed, crews continue to pull bodies from the wreckage. the building housed five gar ment factories. >>> we are seeing images of a tornado has it passes near a city in italy yesterday. the storm that brought that tornado also brought this hail. the governor of the region is asking to declare a state of emergency. >> this author is suing for the rights of "to kill a mocking bird." they say they took advantage of her bad eyesight and ordered her to sign a document where she didn't get entitlement. >>> the rolling stones will be in oakland tomorrow! >> the staples center in la echoed with the sounds of the rolling stones. there was no telling you may sit in with the band tomorrow when they p

they are the 800-pound gorilla in town. the refinery caught fire and exploded last august. no workers were killed, but after a cloud of black smoke covered the east bay, 15,000 residents went to local hospitals complaining of health problems. they claim the stigma from the fire will affect property values and quality of life. in a document provided to abc news by the city attorney, richmond says a lawsuit would raise chevron's awareness of widespread harm to the community and the damage they inflict when they ignore the repeated safety concerns. it would come compensate the community for the current and on going economic and environmental injuries and it would deter chevron from the similar behavior in the future. >> chevron is not and has not been a good neighbor over this last period. the chemical safety board has documented over the whole period that there were important decisions to be made for safety and chevron chose to ignore them and to move on to keep its profits flowing. >> that was a comment from an earlier discussion when the richmond city council voted to incre

that is the referral center, it has a certain kind of reputation where there is a gorilla in the room in terms of perceived quality, and so they do think it works well for what it is. i'm not sure that it is reproducible. you know, they had all kinds of things going on. so there are a lot of economic challenges involved. >> we have been talking with scott atlas, m.d. here at the hoover institution. setting the record straight on america's health care. it is the name of the book. thank you for being on booktv. >> happy to be here. >> visit booktv.org to watch any any of the programs epc here are mine. type the author or book title on the upper left side of the page and click on search. you can also share on anything these see on booktv.org by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and clicking on format. it streams live online for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> this is a lot of what we have going on. you know, i went over it. and it is not like i have any personal friendship. but i am just saying that i didn't. i read what he did

>>keepers wearing fur gorilla vests were nurturing her until a female gorilla assumes the role of surrogater tank. when the attendant comes out to check the suspicious license plate. the driver takes off sending the female companion in the air. not a good day for anyone around there. >>> internet duo. sophia grace and rosie stop by "ellen" with the cover of "thrift shop" take a listen ♪ ♪ put 20 put in my pocket ♪ ♪ look for a dollar ♪ this is awesome >> all right. the girls still bringing it. they also sat down with ellen and vince vaughn for a series of pretty funny knock-knock jokes. it is now 8:06. matt and savannah, will you ever forget me? you will always remember me, right? >> i hope. >> here we go. knock knock. >> i'm not doing it. we already have kids. >> see, i fell for it. >> you have to live in my house for about a week. >> it's been 30 years since someone told me a knock-knock joke. >> thanks, tamron. >> let's send is it over to al. knock knock. >> what? this is not good placement. if you want to get seen on tv, don't stand behind the board. are you in the witness protection pr

eve e every other tea party book avoids that 300 potential gorilla in the room. i want to talk about the constitutional prims that the tea partyers care so much about and distracting based on race we avoid that more difficult conversation. >> host: let's take some calls for you. jocelyn in long island. you're on. good afternoon. are you there? >> caller: yes, i'm sorry, hello. first of all, want thank you for the programming this afternoon. i'm a regular listener or booktv and american history tv and i enjoy it. i want to talk about the tea party. i know you have spoken about the intellectual principles of the tea party, but i think you're speaking about the core policymakers, but then i feel there's also this group of followers that kind of, without any intellectual rigor, hear these buzz words, constitutionalism, and small government and just kind of follow along and i think those are the people that are problemcratic with today's political lack of intellectual rigor in today's political arena. they don't know the issues. they don't know the specifics, and they

>> walmart is the 800-pound gorilla in the room, that accounts for 8% of so, you know people look to at is -- a bellwether. and just week in people are not get their tax returns back they are not spending those people are still trying to recover from the last couple years, let's wait, and see what happens in q2. to see where they are going, but i'm not too concerned about walmart, they will be slow and steady that continues the race. neil: and issue three, jcpenny, a lot of pennies numbers out after the bell, kimberly, it will come back? >> i don't know. i got to tell you, my mom used to shop at j.c. penneys, that is why i got my school clothes, this loyalty runs long and deep, but people don't like change. there was a lot of change, and ron johnson came in took the model and threw it out, and said here is the new change, earnings per share down a buck 31, did not set well with consumers, bottom line in business, you are supposed to know your client, know your consumer, they have missed park. whether mike will be able to turn that right now, i don't knoww it will be have to be a rabb

once again, mountain gorilla, and then this is going to be also a quarter of white fire. >> reporter:ll keep going all night, delivering marijuana and staking his claim on colorado's marijuana gold rush. >> this was crack or something like that, i wouldn't be doing this. this is something that probably should have been legalized long before. so it is not something that i'm ashamed of in any way. i think it is a great way, a great business opportunity, a great way to be able to support my family. >> reporter: jim spellman, cnn, parker, colorado. >>> a police officer ambushed, shot to death and now as crews are hunting for his killer, his widow breaks her silence. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> two political opposites coming together again on the jersey shore. >>> an american mother behind bars in mexico. accused of smuggling pot. but her husband isn't the only one who thinks she was framed. >>> plus the twister, up close, brand-new video shot from inside a tornado tank. >>> and police say he wanted to top columbine. very soon a teenager accused of making diagrams and checklis