they did get close-ups of this gorilla mask. if that mask is familiar to some people, maybe that will give them a tip. >> there are gorilla masks on every corner. >> they did get footage of a blue sedan that they believe the gorilla mask person was wearing. >> the car will be a better link than the mask >>> down in corpus, kristi, two guys and a girl at victoria secrets. they stole some of the secrets. according to the police, they didn't pretend like they were p shoing. the girl was serving as the lookout and the guys went to some drawers full of drawers and started filling up bags. >> this was like a real life panty raid. >> this was a real life panty raid. they stole $5700 worth of items from this store. >> how do you sell bootlegged pan it is on the internet? >> the guy on the street with the big jackets, i've got thongs, boy shorts, whatever you want. tags still on them. >> who is watching the security cameras? >> no one. >> during the entire time they were in the store, i don't see any clerks anywhere. nobody comes up to t

the baby girl gorilla was born ten weeks ago. gorilla births in captivity are actually very rare.h year. doctors have been advising zookeep zookeepers on everything. they say gorilla's heart and lungs sound like that of a human baby. >>> and it's officially breast cancer awareness month and glam girl beyonce is going pink. queen b's known for her fashion statements. and this latest statement she's making has an important meaning. she's giving herself a manicure that supports a great cause. it's called paint your pinky pink gives dollars to breast cancer campaign for every bottle sold. here at "good morning america" we're going to go pink all month long. sign our pink pledge at abcnewsgoespink.com. >> rachel, thank you. >> rachel? >> can we get the gorilla back? >> we'll be right back with more "good morning america." when i first got shingles it started on my back. and i had like this four inch band of bumps that came around to the front of my body. and the pain from it was- it was excruciating. i did not want anyone to brush into me to cause me more pain than i was already enduri

that the gorilla is not in tel aviv. in fact, i am referring to the -- i mentioned the entire region from the river to the hindu kush. if you thought that the girl is there -- the gorilla is there, it was, i am not sure it is. change. everything changes all the time. >> mohsen? >> the islamic republic, at least of the top leadership, would be making a huge strategic they canf they think normalize relationships with the u.s. by bypassing israel. it is not going to happen. this is the reality of the world we live in. unfortunately, so far, i have seen no evidence that they are willing to accept that. it is too bad. israel is a domestication, as has the lot is a domestication ezbollah is a as h domestication within the islamic republic. whether or not you like it, that is how it is. i hope they change their position for the levant and israel, and if they do not it will be difficult. >> colin,, and on how the obama administration will deal with israel in this regard. >> as someone who has traveled to israel 14 times in the l

to regenerating all the vegetation. >> gorillas are the lights work of scientist thomas breuer. he studies -- studied their behavior for more than 10 years. here in the rain forest along the congo, they still live relatively undisturbed. >> the group is now in a completely primeval forest. to avoid infecting them with our human diseases we have to wear masks to make sure the animals do not catch the flu or something. in their other habitat, which is not protected, massive deforestation is still taking place. not just selectively, but extensively. the trade in bushmeat still plays a major role. so does trade in live animals. >> the african rain forest is important for the earth's climate. it stores enormous amounts of co2. together, cameroon, the republic of the congo, and the central african republic have declared 25,000 square kilometers a protected area. there is still a lot to do. time and again, the various parties meet to discuss projects. alain nouredine is coordinating the development of the project on site. it is a laborious job because many regions can be reached only b

. >> also ahead a bouncing baby gorilla and doctors making sure she's healthy and thriving. >> how seven hours of walking could save your life. abc 7 new >>> well, playoff baseball gets underway in oakland. the a's hope fr revenge after last year's loss to the tigers. we're live on great playoff excitement. >> that is right. i just happened to have my green shirt on today. let's show you what's happening today. folks filing in, gates just opened about a half hour ago. there is excitement and an air of confidence here. we were here last year a's took on tigers then all about how excited fans were just to be in the series. this year there is a new game plan. just before game time an a's fan had this strategy in mind. >> tiger not looking good. >> no. a's go tg take these guys in three that. is my matt voodoo doll. >> this year, they ran with it. >> you can tell they're out there having a great time. that is what fans want to see. whether there is 14,000 here or 20,000 here. >> even youngest fans know quality. >> what do you like about a's? >> um... layer autos before they can take the fiel

when it comes to foreigners buying of uncle's sam's ious as well as the real eight hundred pound gorilla sit in on the trade desperate over there and thirty eight months after dodd frank was passed the bureaucrats are still battling around with the final rules rules that are supposed to keep your favorites too big to fail banks on the routes nailer of public citizen joins me to cast a skeptical glance and finally bob talks with the david webb about how the financial industry gamed the system to legally take your assets legally even if fraud is committed let's get to the ship. with a u.s. government shutdown still fresh but slightly fading in the memory of most the treasury just released its monthly report detailing who is buying and selling u.s. debt since may two thousand and thirteen china has shot at twenty nine billion dollars in treasuries leading to headlines such as this by bloomberg china treasury holding drops to six month low as you will drive and then this one from the associated press. foreign holdings of u.s. treasury debt dipped to five point fifty nine trillion dollars str

someone get this gorilla off me! what's the matter with you?told you to keep your eyes open, not beat up every person who walks by. - i thought he was the mugger. - mugger? i could have you arrested! you're the one who needs arresting! i was giving her back her purse! all right? you're lucky i don't press charges against you. i'll deal with you in the morning, all right? - there you go. - thanks for the purse, but next time you can just give it to me, there's no need to get into a fight to try and impress me. mr. allen, if ever you need someone with a bit more brains than brawn, i'm up for it. yeah, i hear you, billy. we'll talk about it tomorrow, all right? things seem to be getting messy your side of the bar. - you should get some help in. if you can afford them. - get a life, sam. i know you haven't gotten over your grief for paul, i know that we have a business to run, patrick. it might help you more than you know to concentrate on that. ( doorbell rings ) - i see you took my advice. - looks that way. well, aren't you going to invite me in?

i humbly submit that the gorilla is not in tel aviv. in fact, that's what i -- i'm referring to the entire -- twice i mentioned the entire region. if you thought that the gorilla was there were you said it is, i'm sure it was. i'm not sure it is the case. change. change, everything change all the time. >> i think the islamic republic, at least the top leadership, we be making a huge strategic mistake if they think they can normalize relations with the u.s. by bypassing israel. it is not going to happen. this is our reality of the world we live in. and, unfortunately, so far i have seen no evidence that they're willing to accept that, and it's too bad that they don't. because israel is a domestic issue in this country, as hezbollah is a domestic issue in the islamic republic. if you like it or not, it doesn't matter. this is the reality, and i hope they come to realize that. i hope they come to change their policy, and if they don't it's going to be tough for them in the years ahead. >> colin, would you like to chime in on specifically h

most of my filming. 85% of my filming in cuba was gorilla shooting. i had to. i was under the radar. because it was baseball first, and they didn't realize it. so to say that i'm complying with the regime is a bit ambitious on your part. but i have family members that share your perspective. >> arturo, give a listen to arturo. >> what we want are relations with cuba, and i say that we lift the embargo. the only thing that it accomplishes is allowing castro a scapegoat. and so i don't see how this policy will lead to improved u.s.-cuban relations. what athletes the after all is the same thing that cubans want, the opportunity to live freely in a democratic society. and that's something that neither castro has been able to put on the table. >> art tooo >> that's true. the main problem that the embargo has is that it's very, very counter-productive. it makes difficult to show america in the contrast to the totalitarian features that the cuban government has. it also provides the perfect alibi for the emergency measures that they say they have. even the prohibition

a gorilla. welcome back to "new day," everyone. it is money time, your money. we have a scary story, chocolate lovers, wine lovers, listen up. the cost of buying your favorite treats may soon be skyrocketing. what does this mean for your shopping budget? christine romans is here with more on this. >> say it ain't so. >> this qualifies as an economic emergency. when you're talking about chocolate and drought in west africa and the cocoa bean prices going up, skyrocketing quite frankly. look at cocoa bean prices and cocoa butter prices. 63%. they haven't been passing that on to us but just wait. you might see they're going to put more raisins and nuts and other stuff in your chocolate bars so they can put lower cost products in there. watch this space. also huge demand from emerging markets who as they get more wealthy want delicacies, sweeter delica delicacies, we're all competing around the world for a finite supply of chocolate. >> i've been hearing this for over a year. are we seeing a supply

gorilla arts was made out of the no child left behind laws that cut arts and p.e. and music from a lot of schools. so once that happened, we -- i was working with a lot of the schools who felt like, you know, we don't have an art teacher. we don't have a music teacher but need some type of instruction here. so what i did was i tapped in to the local arts community and recruited and trained them, gave them p. do thousand engage students and then sent them out to the schools. so we had schools all over the city where we had muralists and painters and singers and poets, we would match a poet with an english teacher and have them there for six weeks to create. out of that i realized there is a big need for this. even today we have sites now with work with d.c. housing authority, howard university we host thread hundred students at howard here this summer with the d.c. achievers program and covered 15 different arts offerings to supplement the academics that they were doing every day. so i feel like, you know, the arts instruction is the piece that again, when we talk a

arabian gorilla? [laughter] and what role does it play in all of this? and i'd really like to hear a lot more about that. and i guess, you know, while i've got the microphone, just one other question. [laughter] there have been a lot of, you know, a few kind of concerning, you know, after president rouhani was here, he said some really nice things, but since he got back to iran there's some, you know, several kind of concerning things that came out, you know? i think javad zarif was quoted as saying the supreme leader was unhappy with how close the negotiations and how far they went in reaching out to the americans, and there were a few other things that were kind of, that kind of seemed like they were pulling back a little bit. and i'm wondering if, you know, if that is -- you know, what does that mean? what's the significance of that? >> you got three questions. we were very kind to you. mohsen. >> i will only answer one of them. the one that, i think, is the easiest one. and you'll answer the most

a zoo in texas is sending its male gorilla to therapy at another zoo because it doesn't like female gorillass they knew something was up when it said, "honey, this isn't what i meant when i asked for a banana. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] okay. okay?" what? [ laughter ] did you hear what nasa is doing -- nasa says they are going the try to launch a 3-d printer into space next year so that astronauts can make their own tools. of course, astronauts had a few questions like, "why don't you just launch some tools." [ laughter ] make my own tools? this is interesting here. a new survey found that seattle is now the most popular city in the country for gay couples. [ laughter ] good news for britney spears. oh, we love britney on our show. i just read that tickets to her upcoming concerts in las vegas are selling quickly, despite rumors that she will be lip-synching all of her songs. she actually addressed this in a recent interview. take a look at this. >> it is a lot of fun, you know. it is different than anything i have ever done before, but, you know, i definitely won't be lip-synching

you're like sigourney weaver in "gorillas in the mist." except gorillas make less noise chewing.runching loudly) once i hit the coast highway, i didn't stop. i turned off my cell phone. i ate fish tacos for lunch. it was insane! i haven't felt that free in years. all my stress completely disappeared... and so did my keys. odern family" will be right back. i'm sorry, but... these signs are ridiculous. oh, you're right. i should have used helvetica. it much better represents the urgency of our situation. no, the lengths that we're going to for a stuffed animal. you know, cam, maybe it's time lily learned about loss. no, she's 3, and i know. do you know how many times i had to say good-bye to a furry friend on the farm? and didn't it make you stronger? yeah, because i was a growing boy and they were chock-full of protein. but it was still heartbreaking. it builds character. you know, once, when i was a kid, my dad left my luke skywalker doll on an airplane, and i was so angry-- wait, which--which luke? shorty robe or dress blacks? shorty robe. oh, my. and you know what he did to get

the rv dealer is across town under that gorilla blimp. how do you know that's their blimp? duh! on the street is there's two kids trying to return an rv. return an rv?! return an rv?! oh... tie me to the kong and cut its tethers. marge: you don't take anything seriously. not even your bankruptcy hearing! hey, that judge thought i rocked. case closed! although my case is still open. if you need me, i'll be in my trailer! ( gasps ) my rv is gone! ( sobs ): it was more than a motor home. it was a car i could go to the bathroom in. hey, a note. marge: "dear mom and dad: "we don't want you guys to split up, so we're driving the rv back to the dealer." we've got to stop them. oh, this is a parent's worst nightmare! they've stolen a car and they're home alone. let's see, the rv dealership is across the freeway on the corner of... hey... this is a flintstones fun map. look... dad wrote something: "dino-- short for dinosaur? remember to ask jeeves." ( screaming ) we're on the freeway! would you look at those simpson kids. last year it was razor scooters, this year they're driving rvs. wh

. >> it's gorilla floss, for sure. the key is time, temperature and pressure.e found that with increasing pressure ballistic properties went up. the harder we would squeeze it add the right temperature the more the ballistic resistance there was. >> i've got to be honest, it is so light i'm having a hard time believing that this could withstand rapid fire weapons. >> that little piece of plastic that's less than a quarter-inch thick has 400 layers in it. but it's eight, nine times lighter than steal with the same type of stopping power. >> as they say, seeing is believing. we went to a shooting range to test hard wire 's bulletproof being material. starting with a .9 millimeter glock. >> let's turn this into a ballistics challenge. ear plugs in. >> clear. >> definitely hit it. thank you . well? >> nothing penetrated the pack but you can see a couple holes down here writ hit. some of the rounds were deflected down through the bottom. and the ones that didn't go through, there they are. >> they're still hot. >> there's no penetration. the way it's designed, it ac

according to the discussions we have had, since the park's creation the numbers of wild animals, gorillas, chimpanzees, and elephants have increased. the damage to fields has put people's survival at risk. that is why they expect compensation, so there villages can survive. >> communal forest areas offer some relief. in cameroon, they are located around the borders of the protected area. here, village communities can fell trees under certain restrictions and sell the timber . in contrast, professional coaching still poses a huge problem in the forest. gamekeepers can do little. they are not well enough equipped, so success is a rarity. >> we stormed the scam. unfortunately, the poachers already fled. we found weapons, traps, and ivory. they are heavily armed. we have military training, but no weapons of our own. >> six months ago, one of them was shot dead by poachers. >> these are the arms we confiscated. they have guns and we do not. but we are trying to keep them in check anyway. >> germany alone has allocated about dirty million euros to protect this unique -- 30 million euros to prot

and where does the 600-pound gorilla sit? where it wants to. as it's got big, deep, liquid markets, investors will still be coming here. what is lost is credibility. it has created an element of exaspiration and frustration, because as the can has been kicked down the road -- >> or passed in this case, nicely. >> and, you know, the can gets kicked back again. it keeps getting kicked backwards and forwards, and what eventually happens, is people loses their temping. >> all right. here's the can. we have to fill it with cash, because the more we fill it, the more it costs the united states to borrow money. if we have interest rates going up, zane, the interesting thing, it will cost more for the united states to service the debt we already have. the ratings agencies talking about a warning of a downgrade. we had an actual downgrade in 2011. but americans, i feel like, americans, are they paying attention to downgrades and warnings? >> that's the fundamental question. i think the fact is they didn't downgrade us. if they did, it would ab different

the baby gorilla walk for the first time. he was born at the zoos. she still doesn't have a name, and you can help pick one for her. we have the link on our web site, at abc7news.com. look for it under "see it on tv". >> adorable. time for leigh glaser, and the weather. who is getting blustery. >> ey winds up, cloud moving in, mist and drizzle, a chance of showers tonight. live doppler 7hd showing you the increasing clouds across the bay area, and every so green indicating heavy mist and drills, but in the near the corner of the state, and the lightning strikes south of mt. shasta. there they go, and already some winter advise riz are up for the lake tahoe area. this advisory is up until noon tomorrow. above 5,000 feet, looking anywhere from four to as much as six inches of snow. lake level. and you can compound that with the high wind warnings until tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. speaking of wind. the speeds around the bay area. over 30 miles-per-hour in many locations. fairfield, 37-mile-per-hour wind guests. 31 in livermore. sfo, 32. novato, 30. napa

you in washington michael brought up a really good point here what about the eight hundred pound gorilla called the taliban what do they want ok everyone looks at karzai these you know comic book candidates running for president most of them a crony is of karzai anyway but what about the taliban they're the ones that are making decisions on the ground there are many areas in afghanistan particularly in the southeast that are where where the taliban hold ultimate control they collect taxes they have laws and they had you could educate disputes between people you know. and you know this this even though it's terrible and brutal and nothing that i would ever want to accept a lot of the people in afghanistan say hey this it least. when i'm when i'm given to. unhappy plates of food i still choose the less the less disgusting one and that's that seems to be the taliban because what you have on the on the afghan government side is a government that nobody trusts and nobody has any confidence in unless they're directly tied to it in some sort of financial way which is by the way a lot of the rea

when it comes to foreigners buying of uncle's sam's ious as well as the real eight hundred pound gorilla sitting on the trade desperate over there and thirty eight months after dog was caught the bureaucrats are still little in around with the final rules rules that are supposed to keep your favorite too big to fail bank on the wraps naylor of public citizen joins me.

you in washington michael brought up a really good point here what about the eight hundred pound gorilla called the taliban what do they want ok everyone looks at karzai these you know comic book candidates running for president most of them a crony is of karzai anyway but what about the taliban they're the ones that are making decisions on the ground here there are many areas in afghanistan particularly in the southeast that where where the taliban hold ultimate control they collect taxes they have laws and they educate educate disputes between people you know. and you know this this even though it's terrible and brutal and nothing that i would ever want to accept a lot of the people in afghanistan say hey this is at least. when i when i'm given to. unhappy plates of food i still choose the less the less disgusting one and that's that seems to be the. the band because what you have on the on the afghan government side is a government that nobody trusts and nobody has any confidence in unless they're directly tied to it in some sort of financial way which is by the way a lot of the reaso

. >> last night i was called a gorilla and whale. >> i have struggled with weight.ething that we should be celebrating. it is why michelle obama has her "let's move" campaign. anonymity has not been so great. >> we have all faced that kind of hate. but here is what she wanted to do. she said, the first step is owning your life. your body and your destiny is to own the thoughts that come out of your own head. personal responsibility. >> i think she did this for herself and she did it for those three children in the picture right there. listen, i want you to be proud of yourself. i have had three kids, i have had stretch marks and i'm doing it and i am going to be healthy. >> why is it always that women are sometimes the harshest critics of women. >> i think of her and think how could she do this given her schedule. i would love to know how to do that. i would do it tomorrow if i could. maybe they don't see women in their position. and especially once you get into the corporate world you don't see a lot of women at the higher levels and so you do feel like you are com

when it comes to foreigners buying of uncle's sam's ious as well as the real eight hundred pound gorilla sitting on the trade that's right over there and thirty eight months after dodd frank was passed the bureaucrats are still little in around with the final rules the rules that are supposed to keep your favorite too big to fail banks on the routes part nailer of public citizen joins me to cast a skeptical glance and finally bob's optimism.

where does the 600 pound gorilla sit as long as it wants to?s it has a vast funding requirement? what is lost is credibility? it has created frustration because as the can is being kicked down the road, and buns again the can gets kicked back again it is getting kicked backwards and forwards, everybody loses their pem ttemp they feel that it can't get it back together. if we have interest rates rise, the irony here, it will cost more to service the debts that we have. talking a warning of a downgrade. we had an actual downgrade in 2011, americans are they paying attention to downgrades anymore? the fact is that fitch didn't downgrade us, it would be a different discussion. everyone knew that we weren't going to default. if you look at it, fine equities did tank treasuries have valleyed rates and it has had no impact on the cost of borrowing. in terms of public perceptions, they took the most toxic mortgage backed securities. >> you are all trying to turn the tables away from where the discussion lies. and the discussion here is we are in a new

allowing demobilized gorillas bo the process. >> it has been a year since the government tried to reopenks with the farc. where are we now? >> they haven't moved as quickly as the government would like. i think that both sides, the fact that they vice president gotten up and walked away from the table is a good sign. we're facing a new period, the first option is to end the process and wait until a future moment when negotiations might take place again. another possibility is to sign a minimalist agreement, based on what the two sides have achieved over the last year, which wouldn't be very much, and the third all sterntive is to take a break from the process, announce to the population what has been achieved until now, simply as a sign that both sides are serious about the process. >> professor arlington, thank you for talking to al jazeera. >>> another campaign aimed at illegal immigrants is causing controversy for the british government. >> there have been complaints about government text messages being sent to people suspected to be in the uk unlawfully. the texts urge them to return

. >> there's a gorilla behind you. watch out. happy halloween. thanks so much. >> two gorillas for the price of one. >> awesome. "the newsroom" starts now. >>> welcome back to nd, a famous fashion designer says no one -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now in "the newsroom," breaking overnight -- halloween weather emergency. >> thursday afternoon we will make the decision as to whether cancel the haunting. >> hailstorms and high winds, cities deciding whether to cancel halloween. >> trick-or-treat! >>> also boston strong. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years! the red sox are world champions! >> ortiz hands down mvp. >> victory at home at last. >> first of all, i want to say this is for you, boston. >>> plus a cnn exclusive. >> we were under the impression it was ready to go. >>> vice president joe biden and his blunt assessment of the obama care rollout. >> he and i are neither technology geeks, and we assumed that it was up and ready to run. >> reporter: so queue the apology tour. >> i take full responsibility. >> i

. >> police are looking for man who robbed a convenience store in a gorilla accident. police hope individual get to parking lot of the suspect's car will help catch him. >> students at weber middle school on long island have new recess restrictions. they're no longer allowed to play football. no basketballs or soccer balls. only nerf balls are allowed. the superintendent says the change in policy is a result of a rash of playground injuries. many students and parents think the ban is ridiculous. >> a washington capitals player found himself stuck in an unfortunate place. >> and his escape was shared on twitter. joe ward got trapped in a bathroom in dallas for 45 minutes. several teammates came to help but couldn't get the door open. they documents everything on twitter. ward escaped by going over the door and down a ladder. [laughter] i saw this on twitter over the weekend and it was hilarious to watch the commentary. the caps players like reporters. joe is going over the top. unfortunately, he couldn't slide out from the bottom because the door went all the way to the

there's the third base coach in the gorilla suit. fans a little disturbed but they had a good time and it's not even halloween yet. >> things you do on halloween. mark, thank you. >>> thank you for joining us. we're levering now a couple of minutes late because the >> today on "tmz". >> detective work. it looks like lamar odom and khloe kardashian were together tonight. >> he showed up to the staple center where kanye west was having his concert. >>

. >> what about the gorilla glass they have?i know it is shatter proof-ish. >> been through five of them. no way. you keep buying the small ones for kids. you think it will be better off to let the kids use they will. >> gorilla glass, it has its weak point, everything has its achilles heel. you'll drop it a certain way and that was it. >> it has to go from gorilla to gibben, a lesser primate. >> the big ipad is the ipad air. >> yes. >> and then you have the mini. >> we have the mini and the mini with the retina display. which a lot of people didn't think they were going to do. >> let's get to the other competitors in the field. you brought one in. >> i brought -- >> a demo. >> this is the surface, from microsoft. microsoft literally they have the most to gain because they are the last into the crowd. so you can see, i drew a kitty. >> wow. >> that's actually impressive. >> that's one thing i can draw. >> it interacts like any tablet you would expect. this is the web browsing program. >> it does the main things? >> is that trans