it wasn't the best gorilla suit ever made. but it was okay.ylight 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, to

. >> wjz gets an upclose look at the aggressive campaign to dismantle the black gorilla family gang. hello, everyone, i'm vic carter . >> and i'm denise. >> police raid a number of homes suspecting targeted links to a notorious gang. >> reporter: it's 4:00 a.m. and wjz is there as dozens of baltimore city police officers and the baltimore county swat team gear up and load up to break down the doors of unsuspecting bgf gang members and those allegedly working for them. >> police, search warrant. >> reporter: all of these search warrants are being carried out at the same time. the suspects are all convicted felons. of the 11, two of them are wanted for murder. wjz rides along as search warrants are carried out on 11 homes just after 5:00 this morning. >> this is part of our continued effort to dismantle the black gorilla family using drug conspiracy and related charges. >> reporter: undercover officers quietly approach the home. we are there, cameras rolling, as police go into action. [shouting] . >> reporter: residents living on rutland avenue wake up to the commotion. one of the inte

. >> a gorilla but not just a gorilla, a gorilla that got his air did >>. mask k off the >> he's got corn rose now fabulous.ks gorilla isn't anyone wondering if that's like bad? t that like bad for a black person to dress up as a gorilla? >> i don't think there's anything wrong with it >> okay, we got black certification. and dr. murray was probably very ignified about the whole thing >> he jumped in the tree and started swinging around. >> he makes bad decisions which could have been afforded if he went to the movies 13 years old. the end of the he other coach gave denville washington a banana and compared gorilla moment. a powerful ro roll the remember the titans clip. that was clearly clash of the titans but good stuff. aybe this whole thing isn't racist after all >> maybe ate not a big thing anymore. that. nks for >> racism, no one understands it like those completely unaffected by it. thanks, dr. measure reufplt you have corn rows now. mar odomes ok like la off the wagon. we found out he was at beachers ight ande on wednesday n the problem is he was wa

. >> like a gorilla move or something. >> they're calling it the wrecking ball fake after try.hat must be some sort of distraction. they snap the ball to 71, who is supposed to be the kicker. he jump tosses the ball to a really tall guy. looks hike he comes from tight end spot. catches that ball for a two-point conversion. >> and then number 69, the guy who did the weird gorilla moved, started celebrating on the sideline. >> it looked like they weren't even really following him. >> nobody goes out to cover him. they're just shocked bip the whole play over the middle. >> it's just so odd. >> he's a popular youtuber. >> see why his prank was a real hit to the jugular. >> and we have friday's buzz word for your chance to win a flat screen tv. tony's mom makes a wicked spicy meat sauce. tell me about it. >>> closed captioning provided by: >>> pleasure meeting you. >> i'm paula. >> i'm paula. >> pranking can be funny. >> i'm trying to get to fifth and almeida. >> we've seen this one before. he goes up to someone on the street, asks directions and then just starts repeating everythin

are and, you know, they're worth more than some, you know, creepy gorilla ashtray.d a big trade like that. so i think it's getting the message out domestically out in the u.s. and we talked about having, you know, a celebrity ban on ivory jewelry and just how many ways you can prevent this from continuing in this ignorant way, you know? >> well, you're helping, obvi s obviously by coming on and the documentary is eye opening and riveting. sigourney weaver in saunders, thanks to both of you for coming around and talking about this. >> hamid karzai says he still does not trust the united states and even after word of an agreement to keep troops on the ground. karzai told the gathering of elders that even if they and parliament approved the security ban he won't sign it until april's elections. the deal would keep 10,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan and would restrict u.s. forces from conducting operations or raids except for extraordinary circumstances. president obama penned a letter to karzai detailing the plan. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] can you heal a broken heart w

the new baby girl gorilla does not have a name yet.oo visitors will be able to see "koola" and her new daughter in an exhibit titled "tropic world - africa." "koola" already has a nine- year-old daughter named "kamba." coming up... if their last two games are any indication, the hawks should be picking up plenty of wins against division rival winnipeg this season. while jay cutler hopes to get back in the line-up for sunday's game against the lions. dan roan is next with sports. but first, arseno hall with a preview of his show. mark, micah, what's up chicago? i have some many names. the ladies of talk are here. and my friend george wallace, a very,vegas stand up. ...stay there y' losing their sacred home. bulls are saying with their injuries, they're a work in progress-- but they didn't make much progress at indiana tonight-- pretty good first half, a pretty complete meltdown in the second against their biggest divisional rival. thibs had a couple of practice days to get things ironed out, and in the first half they looked more like t

one of the guys even wore a yellow ikea shirt. >> this is gorilla marketing to its finest. love it. >> they are on the rack over there. >> she runs over to find what exactly this item is. >> this isn't an ikea item. >> anyone that showed up to the register with this switch plate, ended up walking away with a switch plate. these people put it in their houses. everybody is going to walk in and go, what the heck is that? i want one. >> where can i buy it? >> online at wallhub.com. we have creator here. >> what did it take to pull this stunt off? >> i had a couple friends that work with me that are contract designers. i had double stick tape on all these props i was going to set up. i donned the ikea outfit i probably couldn't get away with it. it was a random guy installing stuff. the fact i had an ikea shirt, no one bothered me. they thought i was some new guy at work. >> thanks, though. i'm justin, by the way. >> cool, thanks, man. >> so we installed it in a couple spots, left some cameras and mikes set up wechlt were fortunate enough. the guy at the register, we saw him pic

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

the black gorilla families terrorized a neighborhood for years. wjz is live there and there is more on the intense police crack down. >> reporter: police say they arrested two more gang members overnight bringing the total to 35. 13 more remain on the run. murders, shootings, drug trafficking, witness intimidation, the area's black gorilla family gang did it all. police raided a neighborhood arresting dozens with ties to the gang, one somehow escaped still wearing handcuffs. more a dozen others are on the run. >> i promise you we're going to find them. our officers and detectives are working around the clock to track them down. >> reporter: this man david hunter had become defacto leader of the ruthless criminal organization responsible for numerous murders and shootings in the green mount corridor dating back to 2005. one killed carlos williams had angered the gang by trying to open a drug rehab clinic on bgf turf. the reign of terror extended to other areas. tony has spent his career investigating gangs. it originated in west coast prison but ha

this section here is called the gorilla.section of the river. in this guy comes through and that guy in the blue is there to right the kayakers if they get into too many too much trouble. he get gifs him a second to try and get it up. but it doesn't happen. and hes in. and then another guy comes barrelling through. and now look at the rescuers leap into the water to try and hold this guy. >> the rescuers, they're tied to the shore. so they can jump in like that no big deal. >> they got the second guy at the last few seconds. he barely had the guys in his arm. >> that's a crazy job. >> yeah, it is. >> you probably recognize these videos. it was a jimmy kimmel challenge. telling your kids they ate all of their halloween candy. >> she shot this video but didn't upload it in time. but the video is still getting lots of attention because he's so adorable. >> i ate it all. >> that's okay. >> are you sure? >> yeah. i share with you. but -- but you have to. >> no, i no. i shouldn't have. but i ate it all. >> but -- but share with --

this kayaker comes shooting down the section of the river called the gorilla.comes flopping through will upside down. that's not uncommon for kayakers to get upside down. there goes the kayaker and the rescuer takes a paddle across the chops. >> did they have to rescue the rescuer? >> no. looks like he was tethered. if you're a kayaker and you're entering the race, you know how to right your own kayaker but that kayaker maybe a little too overzealous. >> dude gets taken for a ride in a mustang. he says, oh, okay, that was that track. now we're going to go on the [ male announcer ] some things are simply better at home. like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappuccino, and latte. ♪ tempt all your senses with one extraordinary coffee. [ penélope cruz ] nespresso. what else? [ male announcer ] discover the world of nespresso on grant avenue and nespresso-us.com. >>> it's always fun to see the proverbial fish out of water. in this video here, the fish

this kayaker comes shooting down the section of the river called the gorilla.comes flopping through will upside down. that's not uncommon for kayakers to get upside down. there goes the kayaker and the rescuer takes a paddle across the chops. >> did they have to rescue the rescuer? >> no. looks like he was tethered. if you're a kayaker and you're entering the race, you know how to right your own kayaker but that kayaker maybe a little too overzealous. >> dude gets taken for a ride in a mustang. he says, oh, okay, that was that track. now we're going to go on the woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >>> it's always fun to see the proverbial fish out of water. in this video here, the fish, this fella here in the bow tie out of water because this is his first ride in a ford mustang. >> this is me about to do a hot lap in a mustang. i am so excited. >> i love the bow tie. it's a ni

. >> it's gorilla floss, for sure. the key is time, temperature and pressure. we 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

higher demand in the business and corning is lower as analysts wonder about the future of its famous gorilla scratch resistant sapphire material makes a potential choice to cover an entire smartphone or tablet screen which is the current sweet spot for that gorilla glass product. back over to you. >> all right. thank you very much. power rundown time. john fortt and kayla tausche. let's talk about the youtube music awards. the show was only viewed by 220,000 viewers at its peak. is this a sign that social media may be overpromising and underdelivering? >> i think it's a sign that youtube as an umbrella brand deserves a little bit more promotion from its parent google. these artists have been pumping up by their own agencies for years and years. they've had time to build that following not to mention 6:00 p.m. webcast. the millennials were just waking up. >> what does the fox say? >> come on, can't they get more of the normal. >> they should be able to. you hear the huge numbers out of google's earnings calls about how much traffic youtube gets. you know they want to pump this up as an ad pla

. >> reporter: analysts say there is no question statents are the big gorilla, 214 million prescriptions a year, a 17% increase in the last five years. two of the biggest sellers lipator has gone off patent. crestor go go off in2015. they say it won't offset the lost revenues from those expiring patents. >> at that point and the generic life cycle doesn't help generic firm. >> the next generation of patented stat tents is in the pipeline, meanwhile doctors emphasize drugs are no substitute for a heart healthy lifestyle that include as good diet exercise and a lot less stress where possible. for "nightly business report" i'm hampton pearson in washington here to talk about giepd lines is barbara a managing director with fti, you heard that package. do you think that's a need m mover mover. >> lipator and crestor and pfizer more increased attention and crestor but since their patents go off in 2016 their investors won't get too excited. we have drugs coming from down the pipeline one in phase three, a novel target that could be given once for ze real weeks. i think the other message commun

this section is called the gorilla.ast weeblg, i showed a video of a gay coming through upside down this. happens all the time in this section of the river. this guy comes through upside down. that guy in the blue suit is there to help right kayakers. he gives that kayaker a second to try and right himself. he jumps in to lend a helping hand. then, another guy comes barreling through. that guy flips over and goes for a swim. now, look at the rescuers leaping into the water trying to hold this guy before he goes flushing down the river without his kayak. >> so the rescuers, they are tied to the shore so they can jump in like that, no big deal. >> they got that second guy at the last second, because his tie was pulled taut and he barely had the guy in his arms. >> that's a crazy job. >> yeah, it is >>> there are certain things that people only say to their dogs. >> aren't you a good boy. >> what if you were to say those things to a human. >> off, off, off, get out of here. >> funny video from the folks over at buzz feed.

the army authority are the gorillas. they see them as normal, as the ones that can help. and that is their vulnerability. she was recruited by the farc when she was 12 and spent several years with him. she now lives with her two young daughters but her past still wants her. -- haunts her. >>[speaking in spanish] >> a year ago, the government began peace talks with the farc, but the war is not over and the colombian society remains troubled. they have to work hard to rebuild their lives. it is they who may hold the key to this country's future. bbc news, colombia. reliefs return now to efforts underway in the philippines in the afternoon at -- aftermath of typhoon haiyan. the you one says more than 11 million people have been affected by the disaster and aid agencies are scrambling to get vital supplies to survivors in increasingly difficult conditions. the philippines police spokesperson senior superintendent joins us live among line from manila. anything for joining us on the program. i want to begin by asking about this shocking report we had that eight people died as t

first the giant gorilla became the first domestic robots. it slightly to six point five meters and weighs a whopping two types. the general director of the electronic production factory but didn't cost that she is his best memories of the project. lol both of whom are we to make this layout to choose a rumored to be a little boring to eat eat eat instead of speaking. we'll start from nothing. our team treated wrong spot of materials and textures worked out the technical problems. one when we saw the quality of the production of our american and british counterparts. i believe that we can make it much better the main thing was the center go and try to do the best job we could with the names don't want. well let's face it logical that the state more than willing to commit to. the trip to the exotic world of the integrated guidance was against the stone faced him and to god. he comes to life at the welcome speech carries a visitor to the death of john. visitors media giant hairy spider in its favor the five meter long saltwater crocodile. it's

thumbs like a lowland gorilla. ha. but this one couldn't see it or didn't wanna see it. - all right, that's enough, 'cause i can say some things about him too. - yeah, like what? - like the time that you got drunk and--and then... killed those kids on their way to prom. - that never happened. he's always been a liar. ever since he was a little kid and he got caught "saving treats" from the kitty litter box. - really shameful. - so we can offer you matte or glossy printing-- - glistening brown morsels tumbling from every pouch in his trousers. - there's obviously a volume discount if you-- - following the cat around on his knees with his hands cupped beneath its tail, going, "please, kitty, may i have some more?" you can't make this stuff up! - no, i think someone could make it up. someone with very few friends. - hey, fellas, sorry to keep you waiting. - there he is. my son. - [scoffs] got cat turd collector written all over him. - did you say cat turd collector? - so definitely looking to expand our marke but for now

. >> and gorilla suit fetishes. the visit was intended to publicize the lawfn of the safe sex app that allows users to link sexual positions and body parts. in discuss we must this. >> lightning roooooouuuuunnnndd. lightning round. >> so diane, here is my beef with anything sexual on campus. i don't care if it is gay, straight, hemaphrodite. do they need seminars on sex? if anything they need seminars on anything but sex to get a job. >> they are in college and they have the internet. this is the one area they will be sure to look up. they don't need help here. >> in this world as we were talking earlier, people need to find real jobs and not [bleep] jobs. >> maybe. >> by the way, they can co-exist. it is in a perfect world. the thing is, it is true. the internet has made a lot of this staff boring. should taxpayers be paying for this? >> hell no. if you will do it, pay for it yourself. >> that is illegal. >> not if you do it on craigslist as an auction. if i auction a night with greg that gets beyond the prostituti

. >> reporter: police vow they'll continue their crack down on the black gorilla family or any other gang operating. >>> prosecutors say the arrested members will be prosecuted under maryland's 2007 gang statute which carries a maximum 20 year prison sentence. >>> the family of one of victims of the navy yard shooting is suing two federal agencies for negligence. they are seeking $37.5 million from the navy and department of veteran affairs. they say they missedded signs that the shooter was troubled. alexis shot and killed 12 people before police turned the guns on him in a rampage back in september. >>> parts to testify philippines are in ruins this morning after one of the strongest storms on record slammed into the region. at least 100 people are dead and many more injured. we have more on the death and destruction left behind. >> reporter: the typhoon unleashed 20-foot high waves and 200 miles per hour-plus winds. it forced more than a million people out of their homes. forecasters say the typhoon measures 300 miles wide and may be the most powerful storm to ever hit land. phili

my first improv, playing a gorilla, wasn't given too hard given the hair.d puppet improv. i want to go for that. i've just want to be. make a suggestion of a place. >> let me play. no. no. >> jimmy: when you started "mork & mindy" how old were you? >> vaguely remember being 28. i was on everything but -- i was like, this is fun. >> jimmy: how is that television experience different from this television experience you are having now? >> back then there were three networks. basically three networks. wired meant something different. and the idea -- i remember one of the network executives came up and said you are the funniest man i have seen since jack carter. i went, "wow, thank you. wow, i am so happy. god bless you." but it was strange. because our first, a three-camera show. live audience. and our first taping audience. kind of amazing they were laughing at everything. and loud. like -- ah-ha! ah-ha! >> jimmy: better than the opposite. did a game show on comedy central. we started. nobody knew the show. >> they would bring in people. they went out and got

this is a counterinsurgency, gorilla warfare. the tips they get are accurate. they are normally accurate. that is a counter you to accept. it didn't perfect but the only way to believe we will get the high-value target to eradicate the taliban. >> i want your reaction to the latest on this. p-5 plus one agreement with iran. listen to a sunday bite from secretary of state kerry released this morning. >> we drove a very hard bargain to achieve what we needed to. in terms of our verification. certainty about where they are going. we drove hard bargaining because -- bargain because we have one unwavering purpose in our goal. president obama has been clear that iran cannot and will not acquire a nuclear weapon. >> you reaction? >> the words are nice but the deeds aren't. they fundamentally open the opportunity to continue toward going nuclear. they are not stopping any of the enrichment. up to 20% they have. >> will israel mount an attack? >> i hope they do. >> good to hear from you. >> new claims surfacing that the i.r.s. is used to impact the outcome of the mid-te

. >>> police arrested more than 30 suspected members of a black gorilla family in east baltimore yesterday >> they were 48 48 targets of the raids. initially, authorities were able to arrest 32 suspects, in choreographed raids east and west of green monthmont avenue. >> weapon able to capture two more. we are looking for 13. we will be relentless for the efforts. >> that includes trying to track down a suspect they had but got away. one of the gang members was handcuffed. the chaos of the raidses he was able the get away. he is part of the group police using all the resources to round up tonight. >>> continuing coverage right nows tonight, annapolis mayoral elections no winner in the race. republican challenger, mike pat lee douse leads josh cullen, the race is closer now within 50 votes. board expected to consider 11 provisional ballots. . >>> the weather probably continuing to see passing fair weather clouds. nice looking friday night. heading to dinner, maybe a movie, put the layer on, the windchill factor is going to remain, nice and dry, nothing more than a couple of mixed flurry type

they say on his return to north korea, he tried to make contact with the former gorillas he would train in the past. so we really do have to see over the coming days what is going to happen with newman. no word on the fate of kenneth bay. >> thank you so much. that karl on the phone with us from tokyo. tomorrow on news room at 5:00 eastern, we'll talk with a man who commanded the white tigers. he can say more what newman and the other men in that secret unit did during the korean war. >>> we move on, the race to fix the obama care website is going down to the wire. obama administration officials say the site is getting better ahead of the midnight deadline. they aren't done just yet. tech experts are still upgrading hardware and tweaking the software hoping the rollout, number two, we should add, will be better than rollout number one. if it's not, it could be an ugly week at the white house. tori is keeping on top of all this. tori, the obama administration sounds confident. do they think this site is going to work, it's going to be an all fix? >> you know, from what we have heard so f

did intervene, and was able to push them out, that they would engage in gorilla warfare. so we will see if the u.n. and the congo is able to maintain peace. and it's also a large vast region. it is law less, so i think it will be interesting to see how things shape up as u.n. forces pull out in the congoese government tries to assert a rule of law. even looking at the human rights report, the government itself has been charged with committing human rights abuses. and it's a large lawless land, so maintain willing be difficult especially with the vast minerals there. that groups will be fighting over. the peace government is believed to be the man that planned the attack on the school girl. is killed in a u.s. drone strike last week. more from al jazeera who is. >> the taliban hasn't just elength add nub leader it has elected the most hard line candidates who run the outlawed group. he is well known here in the country, he first came to prom nance in 2007, through fiery propaganda radio addresses. he managed to secure so much support particularly in the valley, that the ta

what tony at the end of the day when you sort of look around there really aren't any big 800 pound gorillasere. but this is the season for the market to move higher statistically and i think it will do so. >> jarrod, let me ask you a question based on that analysis. with companies performing well, generally, they're always going to be losers but with companies generally performing well, with what we're seeing with the stock prices, shouldn't this economy be producing more jobs? >> it should be. the other thing you need to remember is: the amount of companies that make up the s&p 500, so if you look at the biggest companies out there they're not just selling to americans, they're selling to canadians, to purps, across asia. -- to europeans. it's not rooted in jobs here in the u.s., unfortunately, so that's why we're not seeing that correlation, unfortunately and we play not because there's a shift from old school manufacturing jobs to these technological sort of online jobs which we're seeing proliferate around the world not really in u.s. >> so we may not? >> we may not. >> the news from th

so we're definitely the 100-pound gorilla in this great wolf camp field. >> let's go over what the stern agee people are worried about because the stock has been going down. they're looking at production. and they're saying q3 '13 was below q2 '13 and therefore something is wrong. >> yes. at the end of the year, we're estimating about 14% production growth. this was the year with pad drilling. it was a year with science appraising our wells to the north. it was a year where we did have to sell some production back to sino chem in our joint venture. over the next five years we estimate production growth in the 17 or 18% and cash flow per share growth will be in the 20% plus range. that's with a commodity price declining. the strip price for oil, wti today is about $94, $95. it declines to about $80 over the next five years, so even under that scenario, we're still showing tremendous growth. 17 to 18% a year. and cash flow growth of 20% per year plus. >> and in your documents you're showing $14 all in for a new well, is that going down? is that what you think will stay the case? because th

they all h what if the patient is a 360-pound gorilla?'s fastest land mammal? get out of here! or a herd of wild antelope? >> the problem is we must be fairly quick with what we do because of the horns. >> all that, plus my blooper of

the 800-pound gorilla in the room is we have insurance premiums that historically continued to go upnd reimbursement to doctors has gone down. as a country, our citizens are getting sicker and sicker. there was a study by aetna health care in 2006 that found on a quarter million patients at columbia university they found improving the health of the mouth dropped health care costs by an average of 21%. that study was repeated in japan. it was the same result. i think we have to move from a disease-based model to a wellness-based model. what we have here is, you know, pandora's box opened by obama care. >> if i get sick, i want to pick my doctor. >> exactly. >> what kind of oh doctor are you? >> i'm pain management as well. i'm primarily concerned about the long term health of people who are sick. we have to look at investments in research and medical education. there b will be a doctor shortage, cuts to the nih and federal funding. we can give people health insurance. unless we make advances in technology, knowledge, application of the knowledge, patients won't benefit. >> what kind o

the 800-pound gorilla in the room is we have insurance premiums that historically continued to go upmbursement to doctors has gone down. as a country, our citizens are getting sicker and sicker. there was a study by aetna health care in 2006 that found on a quarter million patients at columbia university they found improving the health of the mouth dropped health care costs by an average of 21%. that study was repeated in japan. it was the same result. i think we have to move from a disease-based model to a wellness-based model. what we have here is, you know, pandora's box opened by obama care. >> if i get sick, i want to pick my doctor. >> exactly. >> what kind of oh doctor are you? >> i'm pain management as well. i'm primarily concerned about the long term health of people who are sick. we have to look at investments in research and medical education. there b will be a doctor shortage, cuts to the nih and federal funding. we can give people health insurance. unless we make advances in technology, knowledge, application of the knowledge, patients won't benefit. >> what kind of insu

like the 800 pound gorilla. i thought he was going to bite.yes. >> how much did he help you and influence you? >> some of my first hits ever on tv were with him. incredibly intimidating and challenging. forced everybody to up their game. you knew if you didn't, i don't know. he could rip you apart. have you for lunch or breakfast on or off the set. his spirit is everywhere around here. his picture is right by the stairs where we walk to our offices. he never gave anyone a free pass. he called it like he saw it. he was an unbelievably polished brad caster. we have never been able to really replace him. but we think about him in how we are doing our job. what would mark think about what we just did. you generally know the answer. we miss him. we miss him a great deal. >> we talk about china's new found love of fast food and whether the stock market highs reflect that. >>> biggest victims in the food stamp fight will leave you shaking your head. excuse me? glacier point? follow me! ♪ follow me! keep up, keep up, keep up. ♪ look he's right there!

like given a pass at toys "r" us only giant gorillas in every path.begich we just played sound, mark pryor, mary landrieu, i can imagine it was a hewitted one. from your vantage point, is the president getting angrier by the day or did the anger peak or only really truly angry if it doesn't work by november 30th. >> engi think he will be really really, really angry. let's look to november 30th. that's what they are trying to change. trying to change the narrative going into enemy territory to put pressure on governors to expand medicaid at aca, really as long as this is focused on the website, not fixed, it will open the door for other criticism. it opens the door for udall, begich to say, okay, lets extend the enrollment period or delay the penalty. this is also showing what some of the strategy will be for democrats heading into 2014 because they want to be able to propose certain changes or fixes if this is going to stay an issue for republicans. >> how frustrating do you think that is for the white house, though? on some level you would think the

. >> you know, randal, the 800 pound gorilla in the room is the racism.rd was used. you talk about intent. is there a real problem when someone using racial language to another teammate from a different race in the locker room? would this have the same kind of interest if we were not talking about threats and talking about the use of racial language? >> when you talk about that specific word and i alluded to it earlier, there's a generational gap. when you talk about older people such as myself, i'm calling myself old, yes i am. and my mom and my dad, you know, you're not necessarily -- you're not going to get a warm, fuzzy friendly feeling. but when you talk about the younger guys and the youths of the united states, you know, it happens. and it's like common language. but when you talk about, you know, as he alluded to before in reference to making someone feel a certain way. the only way you know how someone is feeling is if they speak up. stand tall, stand proud, say it loud, and if you're upset and something bothers you say it. you can't just run awa

it's the 800-pound gorilla in the world and we'll find out more about the nfl than we want to know. >hould they do to fix the recent headaches? >> well, you know, if i figured that out, maria, i'd be working in new york for the nfl offices. a part of what they have to do is damage control and figure out -- they have to come out, up front, and their pr agencies and all the people that perform public relations will step out front, as they always have. >> we'll be heading to a videotape from the white house as the president was going into this meeting with those insurance executives in a moment. we'll have to interrupt you in a moment. patrick, what is your view? how does the nfl solve this obvious pr problem they have, you think? >> they certainly have stride to do their part by settling the concussion lawsuit. you know, their secret weapon is the fact they have scarcity, fantasy sports and gambling. consumer is so crazy about the sport that you have 30 million people playing fantasy sports, $5 billion spent on fantasy sports. $95 million spent on super bowl gambling -- >> we have to go