the death of gorilla glass is greatly exaggerated. they're not going to mess with it for the iphone 6. i think upside in g l w. scott: he's only going with apple because it was what his wife told him to do. it's all about google. google is the innovator... apple has lost its innovation edge-- hence the purchase of beat phones so... alan: beat phones! beats! scott: beat box what ever-- see nobody cares anymore. alan: its a music play. scott: google just bounced off its 200 day moving average, it's nice uptrend stick with google. angie: no. 3... clubhouse or roughhouse its sam's club vs. costco. which has the best odds for future fortunes? alan: i want the use the word living wage but i can't use that to make my decision. i actually think wal-mart has more upside if you look at it technically speaking it looks like about a 20% potential move walmart on a break out up to 90-- whereas only 10 percent costco. scott: that's funny coming from you. i wouldn't have thought you would keep everything at home in the u.s. and not support the chine

you wake up with a -- with this, i call it a gorilla, you know, a 2,000-pound gorilla on my back everyorning. 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. >> 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 curtain and out comes the emts and they're going to start the ivs.

gorillas storming the streets of north mankato. not the real apes.uits. >> they all took part in the annual gorilla run. and the goal was to smash the guinness world record for the most people gathered while dresses as apes, and all of it was for a good cause, to raise money for children with disabilities. >>> so they keep records of people who gather in ape suits. >> yeah, you hold a world record. >> believe it or not, i was on another show once upon a time and they had this record for eating m&ms with chopsticks. i think they created it just for the half hour i was on. >> you won. >> i beat one person and became the world record holder. guinness gave me a little thing. >> i need to find something to do for the half hour we're on television, and i will also hold a world record. i'm going to put a tissue in my news for a half hour. >> chew gum and read the news. you'll be the longest gum-chewing newscaster. >> in the guinness book of world records. >> correct. until somebody beats it. the next minute. >> so you're in the book. >> i suspect i was in t

we have bonded with gorilla glass which is anti-glare.ll that over to the laptop factor, you have full windows so you have microsoft office. we talked about adobe photoshop and bringing creativity to the device. the vision we have is don't just read books, just write books. don't look at art, create art. this is a device that can do both of those things. >> where has the surface has most success? that is probably about 1.8 million sold. in what arenas are we seeing the most success? >> the biggest success is along the lines of productivity. students of any kind of homework to do. they want to be able to edit and rightnow spread business movessionals are on the and take notes to be productive. architects, this is the sweet spot. . >> what is the number one channel so far for the surface? >> we do pretty well across the channel if you're talking about distribution. we do pretty well in best buy. you will see it show up in many more places. . >> is there any nokia magic in here? >> it's probably too early for this particular release. nokia b

they won independence after decades fighting a gorilla war. tactics and military is now using on itself. fire across the united nations ase. when the battle stopped there were bodies in the road. most of the 25,000 people in the camp were fine. but this 4-year-old girl was killed by a stray bullet. another child lost. with the government still fighting, many more may die nless the civil war can end. >> senseless slaughter in south sudan. in ukraine there has been heavy fighting where government troops are trying to wrestle control from pro russian militants. four soldiers have been killed and 30 more injured. but there have been casualties among pro russian gunmen. here is the report. >> the wailing of sirens. we stopped as a desserted barricaded bridge. the rebels here had vanished. this is the hole punched by an army shell. we heard sniper fire. unseen government scanning the road ahead. it has been a morning of heavy fighting. helicopter attacking rebel positions. on the ground a rush to deploy defenders as pro russian forces try to stop th

. >> but americans for prosperity has jumped into the race like an 800 pound gorilla, urging the voterso vote no. in misleading mailers sent out to franklin county voters featuring a gorilla they called it another money grab and asked voters can you afford 105% property tax hike? >> the local anti-levy are group agrees the flyer is deceptive. >> what's tu is your taxeses will be raised 105% -- >> but the zoo portion. >> bring with the koch brothers. >> issue 6 would not increase property taxes 105%. if that were the case americans for prosperity wouldn't need to get involved. in fact, say you own a $0,000 home. issue 6 would increase your property taxes somewhere between 1% and 2%. that's $23. >> i didn't build the zoo. put the $21 aside. what's at stake here? >> the frustration isn't stopping the americans for prosperity from getting involved in a local tax levy at a community zoo. while the koch brothers don't like you nosing around their business, they have no problem getting involved in yours. joining me now is michael coleman, democratic mayor of columbus, ohio. are you surprised b

every empire is afraid of gorilla war. that's our way to victory. >> it's words like this that have fears among many russians speaking ukraine. he would like to take over crimea, a southern region of ukraine. [ speaking foreign language ] >> before we leave you tonight, a quick recap, authorities say the 22-year-old gunman who killed six in california last night before being found dead had posted a video complaining of lonelinesloneliness, rejecti unfulfilled desires and saying he's on a retribution against women. he family contacted police with their concerns prior to the shootings. there has been an arrest in belgium. three people kill and a fourth wounded. police are hunting for a second suspect. and al qaeda mill about titants attacks. that's it for this weekend. thanks for watching. ♪ brings back those memories ♪ when we were kids on the corner of the street ♪ announcer: tonight, the legends of 1950s and early '60s pop return to the pbs stage in an all-new "my music" special. ♪ to spend one night with you ♪ in our old

gorilla glass, supersolid chassis, it really will hold up to a lot of pounding.ove competition at fox business. this is terrific. good luck to you. yousef mehdi, check it out, everybody. listen, you never know until you try something. thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: we are about 38 minutes from the closing bell. a delicate dance ahead for the federal reserve, but are they stepping on some toes? just look at the markets here. the fed has to trim its balance sheet, raise interest rates eventually, keep inflation in check. how does the fed pull it off when you've got different voices? well, one of the loudest today, new york fed president bill dudley speaking exclusively with fox business' peter barnes coming up. you need to hear what he says. and net jets celebrating its golden anniversary. where will the private business soar to over the next 50 year especially when, frankly, commercial airlines are getting it better together with first class. chairman and ceo jordan hansell our special guest, coming up. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announce

much we are going to invest in, and how much are we going for example do we have a stomach for a gorilla war and providing arms and other supports for those insurgents that would be fighting a growing russian presence there. all right. that is a question we have to work on. if the answer is no, we have to find a way to ratchet down the rhetoric here. those are the options. for kiev it is very, very difficult, they need a long time strategy. >> they have to cohesiveness restore the government. >> we have a story, that we are one ukraine and not west versus the east and we are not half wants to be with moscow and half with washington and we have our own identity and since the independence from the soviet union no ukrainian leader has convincingly done that and in the next leader has to or the country will have a very, very hard time moving forward. >> thank you, dr. mitchell, joining us live from columbia university. >> thank you for having me. >> in afghanistan, the u.n. is trying to assist four thousand people displaced by a landslide and over 2,000 people are now dead and poor equipment

gorillas storming the streets of north mankato.ore like 1,000 people sporting a variety of monkey suits and part of the gorilla run. the goal was to smash a guinness book record for the most people dressed as apes. they have a record for that? >> by the way, the record was held by 1,062 people in denver, colorado. there's no word on when that happened and no word aside from the charity on what would be the motivation to break that record. >> that's the strangest record. most people gathered dressed as monkeys. >> i have a feeling i hold a record and i haven't discovered it enough. i haven't done nudge research to know what it is. i don't know what it is yet. >> you have to think of something. get the guinness folks here. >>> coming up in "the mix" -- finding magic and success in your middle name. >>> but first, a huge win for the clippers surrounded in controversy. why the victory was so important after the owner's controversial comments. you are watching "world news now." ♪ like clockwork, every 20 minutes i clean the toilet. some

the big cat crossing is made out of wire mesh and if all goes as well other animals including gorillas will get their own. >>> a homeless man given a thousand dollars by a good samaritan has hit the jackpot again, and this time the gift is a home. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> the money for this house came from a crowd funding website. he is a man known for his youtube pranks, but this is no joke. the diss -- $44,000 will go toward rent, utilities and other necessities for a year. >>> and now the backlash over a photo of 13-year-old singer willow smith. the photo shows the daughter of will smith and jada jada pinkett smith on a bed with a 20-year-old. it -as posted on instagram and inconstantly heated up conversation saying it is inappropriate. he is friend with her older brother, jayden. >>> do you know how much you should tip the sky cap, your hairdresser or the waiter? michael finney will teach us everything we need to know about tipping. should good service equal more money? or do you tip because you feel like it is what you are supposed to do? >> now i think there is a sense

. >> addiction is like having sex with a gorilla.u're not done until it says you're done. >> and aaron and dennis form a friendship. and at the end of the video dennis gives aaron enough money to get on the bus to visit his brother. >> i don't think a ton of chances come along that often. >> is dennis' message trying to shed light on drug addiction and homeless. >> his mess am was to go out and live as a homeless person and make somebody's life better. the one way he can help is help aaron. aaron is unlike the other ones. he realizes he has a problem and wants to change. >> i think it's too late for me, man. >> too late? it's never too late, dude. >> getting older, man. >> it's never too late. just a new start. >> he was on a radio station getting interviewed and one of the guys at the radio station says hey, i know somebody in florida. if you can get him to florida we can get into him a program. this is aaron today. >> looking sharp, man. healthy. how do you feel? >> fat like a little pig. i wake up tail wagging every day. >> this w

the big cat crossing is made out of wire mesh and if all goes as well other animals including gorillast their own. >>> a homeless man given a thousand dollars by a good samaritan has hit the jackpot again, and this time the gift is a home. >> you've got to be kidding me. came from a crowd funding website. he is a man known for his youtube pranks, but this is no joke. the diss -- $44,000 will go toward rent, utilities and other necessities for a year. >>> and now the backlash over a photo of 13-year-old singer willow smith. the photo shows the daughter of will smith and jada jada pinkett smith on a bed with a 20-year-old. it -as posted on instagram and inconstantly heated up conversation saying it is inappropriate. he is friend with her older brother, jayden. >>> do you know how much you should tip the sky cap, your hairdresser or the waiter? michael finney will teach us everything we need to know about tipping. should good service equal more money? or do you tip because you feel like it is what you are supposed to do? >> now i think there is a sense of entitlement people have around ex

the big cat crossing is made out of wire mesh and if all goes as well other animals including gorillas will get their own. >>> a homeless man given a thousand dollars by a good samaritan has hit the jackpot again, and this time the gift is a home. >> you've got to be kidding me. came from a crowd funding website. he is a man known for his youtube pranks, but this is no joke. the diss -- $44,000 will go toward rent, utilities and other necessities for a year. >>> and now the backlash over a photo of 13-year-old singer willow smith. the photo shows the daughter of will smith and jada jada pinkett smith on a bed with a 20-year-old. it -as posted on instagram and inconstantly heated up conversation saying it is inappropriate. he is friend with her older brother, jayden. >>> do you know how much you should tip the sky cap, your hairdresser or the waiter? michael finney will teach us everything we need to know about tipping. should good service equal more money? or do you tip because you feel like it is what you are supposed to do? >> now i think there is a sense of entitlement people have a

if all goes according to plan, other animals like gorillas will get their own tunnel system as well. >>> for the growing backlash over a photograph of 13-year-old singer willow smith. the photo shows the daughter of will smith and jada pinkett smith fully clothed on a bed with 20-year-old actor arias. it beast order instagram and instantly heated up social media with people tweeting it was inappropriate. he is friends with jayden. the photo has since been removed. >>> remember that homeless man given a thousand dollars by a good samaritan? he hit the jackpot again. this time the gift is a home. >> you have to be kidding me. >> the money for the house came from a website set up saying he is a manuel moan for his youtube pranks. she also a magician. this was no joke, though. no magic. the $44,000 will go towards rent and utilities and other necessities. >> well done. she excited, too. >> totally. >>> 4:57. two people are unaccounted for after a fire at a south bay mobile home park. live at the scene with new details on the search for them. >>> a major nationwide drug bust nets more 00

the message of the gorilla exhibition is that the movement is still alive -- the message of the guerrilla movement. they say the spirit persists. >> for the first time in this country's history, people trusted in their own strength instead of that of the party. these protests were a turning point socially and culturally. >> when a teenager died recently as a delayed result of last year's police brutality, hundreds of thousands went back onto the streets. i think that will happen again in the next case of injustice. >> when you're on for many in turkey, the park remains a symbol of opposition to the government. >> to pakistan now where a killing has sent shockwaves around the country and beyond. >> a young pregnant woman was stoned to death by her family in broad daylight outside of the courthouse. her crime -- marrying a man against her parents' wishes. >> she was stoned to death here outside the high court building allegedly by members of her own family. police say the 25-year-old and her husband were waiting for the court to open when around a dozen men attacked her with bricks. the loc

so let's talk about the 800 pound gorilla here in the senate chamber.ell, the truth is the president and majority leader reid, they don't expect this bill to pass. this is all about politics. this is about trying to make this side of the aisle look bad and hardhearted. >> just one republican joined democrats to vote for the bill, senator bob corker of tennessee. >>> shifting to business now where the markets responded positively to news the federal reserve would further reduce its monthly bond-buying program. the dow hit its first record close of the year. we see green arrows across the board there. here's more on what to expect today. >> sounds great, doesn't it? dow at a record level. but actually it's flat on the year. .03% higher for the year. so all the work they did to get in positive territory, that was on the back of lackluster earnings. the gdp figure up only .1% in the first quarter. that was weather related. stocks like ebay and twitter under a lot of pressure as well. elsewhere, interesting to see the fcc, federal communications commission,

had piloted steamboats on the mississippi roamed his native missouri with a band of confederate gorillasnd has the civil war began in earnest taking over lang route to the territory of nevada or after local indian tribe. now he fell in love with the first and only metropolis in the far west. after the sagebrush and alkali desert of washoe he later wrote san francisco was paradise to me. its grandeur and festivity exhilarated him and he gorges himself with abandon. he drank champagne in the dining room a palatial haunt of high society modeled on the banquet hall of versailles. he toured the pleasure guard on the outskirts of town pretty met a pretty girl named jeannie who snubbed him when he said although and said hello when he snubbed her. he rode to the beach and listen to the roaring surf and put his toes in the pacific. on the far side of the continent he felt the country's vastness. he hadn't played to stay long but a nonstop of eating drinking sailing and socializing kept him too busy to bear the thought of leaving. in mid-may he wrote his mother and sister to say he would remain fo

housing issues because that is for aging lgbt is for everyone else in the city, and the 800 pound gorilla, and i looked at what other cities have done and there are two existing lgbt houses up and running and one in philadelphia and one in los angeles and they both got up and running through a series of rather innovative and complex financing that involve private or public sector city and state money. and so i would encourage that as you think about addressing some of these housing issues, you really look widely, for funding sources. and so you really think of it as a potential public private partnership and something that the state would get involved in. and finally there is an underlying theme in all of our recommendations that it is something that all of us on the task force became aware of as we gathered data. and that is, a lot of us who are aging now, the boomer generation, and we really wanted to stay in our own homes. and as long as possible. and out of the home, that our parents might be in now, and it is a generational thing, i think. and so, a lot of our recommendations actuall

its impact could be just as impressive as corning's vision of the future, except the maker of gorilla screens for on everythingg being coated in touch sensitive glass. >> we are moving towards natural user interfaces. voice, gesture, movement and touch are all parts of that. we think of touch specifically, maybe you have seen a toddler interact with a tablet or a smart phone. it is very natural for them, and that intuitive nature is why we think touch stays around for a long time. coverer ever anything -- everything in glass is not everyone's cup of tea. it is quite expensive for a start. be moving seems to towards the screen or surface near you very soon. elliott gotkine, israel. >> coming up and today's new energy, cutting power costs. we speak with james carpenter after the break. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." were in bloomberg's london headquarters. >> let's have a look at some of the other luxuries. boats are were the mega-wealthy go to relax and party in private. in london, an exclusive crew has been set up to train the crews of these floating super hotels. elliott attended

i think they are the 800 pound gorilla. they own the consumer experience. they have the wallet.ill be able to come out and figure out and into in that creates value. managing director at menlo ventures. thank you. disruptthe government the technologies? elon musk is fighting battles on three fronts. >> i'm emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west." just two days after suing the federal government, spacex has won a temporary injunction barring the government from buying russian rockets from the joint lockheed martin venture. spacex accuses the government of creating a monopoly by shutting it out of the market for military satellite launches. and they also warned that using russian rockets my violate sanctions against russia following the invasion of the crimean peninsula. it's only one of the bureaucratic battles elon musk is facing. he's also challenging various branches of the government with his electric car company tesla and his solar company, solar city. all three of these companies have benefited from substantial government support for the development of their technologies

gorilla glass, anti-glare. first, you have full windows, you have all of microsoft office. we have adobe photoshop to bring your creativity to the device. the visual we have is don't just read books, write books. don't just look at art, create art. a device that can do both. >> where has the surface had most of its success? we have seen the numbers, 1.6-1.8 million sold. we know the revenue. i wonder in what arenas are we seeing the most success for surface. >> it is among students of any kind. they want to be able to edit and write notes. business professionals who take into account the need to be on the move and take notes and be productive. artists, in particular. whether they are architects or something else. we are trying to hit the sweet spot. we do pretty well across the channel. we do pretty well at best buy. >> is there any nokia magic in here? or is it too early in the relationship? >> too early for this release, but nokia is definitely bringing a lot of strength for us in design creativity and manufacturing creativity and operational capability. we have had a lot

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if i had to pick a winner, i think apple is the wonderful the 800i think they are pound gorilla. >> why does they own you. they own the consumer experience. i think they will figure out a way to work with the banks like they did with record labels. >> some of the record labels weren't too happy about the way it all worked out. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> how can the government disrupt disruptive technologies? elon musk is fighting bureaucratic battles on three fronts. we will have the latest, next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> i'm emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west yuriko just two days after suing the federal government, spacex has won a temporary injunction barring the government from buying russian rockets from the joint lockheed martin venture. --reached the session after spacex accuse the government of creating a monopoly by shutting it out of the market for military satellite launches. warned that using russian rockets my violate sanctions against russia the invasion of the crimean peninsula. elon musk -- only one of the bureaucratic battles he's faci

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he is wanted by the international criminal court for alleged atrocitied as the lra waged a gorilla warun report details the recent activities of him and his men. >> we need to see our way collectively to make sure that coney himself is removed from the battlefield, so populations, idp's, refugees can all go back home and live in peace. >> reporter: they are believed to be split into several highly mobile groups. senior lra leaders are thought to be based in the northeastern part of the central african republic. and sources kate that coney and other co other come -- co manneders may be hiding out together. a video helped raise awareness of the horrific nature of coney's crimes. over a million displaced, many raped and maimed. countless children were forced to kill and mutilate their own families. >> the lra is really responsible for just about every war crime and atrocity in the book. but really in the past three to four years, what we have seen is that the tactics of the lra have changed quite a bit. the violence has decreased significantly, in the -- in the past few years, but their h

the biggest issue for voters involves the government's dealing with gorillas.e president started peace talks back in 2012. he'll end talks unless there's disarmament. today happens to be the 50th anniversary. >> egyptians are voting in the second and final day of their presidential elections. former army chief assissi is the heavy favorite to win this two-man race. day juan one of voting was pretty quiet. the turn out is the big kwe. how is it looking today? >> that seems to be an emerging story here, john. what looks like low voter turnout. yesterday, we were here outside this cairo polling station near downtown. and there was rarely ever any wait. we're back here today. and there you see again, there's not one voter waiting in line. everything seems calm. within the past hour, we visited four other polling stations nearby. and, again, the same story. no crowds. no lines. and this is bhie you get the sense that this interim government here, authorities, supporters of the camp, they're starting to worry about low-voter turnouts. last night, for example, the gov

this is bigotry, harassment and a sense -- a sort of gorilla warfare on campus where they intimidateence. >> they said what they were doing today had nothing to do with jewish identity, everything to do with israel's policies, and displacement of policies that render a normal life. impossible. >> it's funny because my sister lives in israel. this is personal. they put an equivalence between hamas with counterterrorism activities israel is forced to engage in because of the radical proterror stances that a number of, you know, government officials in the palestinian authority promote and what is going on, this group is indindo tra nating students on campus. israel is a beacon of light into a region that desperately needs it and holding the jus aews and one but the jews to a standard. >> hamas is identified as a terror group, israel, our closest allies in that area. we know this is going on in campuses across the country and welcome the debate. we thank you for bringing this to light and joining us tonight. thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> big news tonight on the most-watched fight

but it's the 800-pound gorilla in the room. it could spoil everything. there's going to be more and more evidence coming out, i think you're going to see. that opium is reaching our u.s. shores. they produce 70 or 80% of all opium in the world. that's one of the things over the last 12 years. i'm told by my people that this crop, this year is going to be even bigger than last year which was bigger than the year before. if we don't address that, what you basically have is a funding source of 30% of the money that the insurgents get comes from opium. we got an automatic funding source and many areas, very interesting you over lay the opium production areas with the areas controlled by the government. that's kind of a pretty good match. because the drug dealers don't want a central government to work. the drug dealers don't care about honesty. drug dealers don't care about womens issues. they don't care about healthcare or education. unless we address that drug issue, you're going to have a second government operating. it's going to be cartel like. it's goi

be fair in stating they are extremists, terrorists, gorilla who use islam or religious justificationsstify what is a clearly political agenda. >> go ahead. >> harris, i'm sorry, as well-intended as you are and the respect i have for you, it prevents the cancer from within is almost like an alcohol i can that doesn't want to deal with problems. you want to say joe jihad, we have to address it and by prohibiting the language, you're prohibiting from engaging moms and clerics on the theology they are exploiting and obstructing the reforms and especially, i would say, harris, the movement persecuted by sharia law -- >> my -- >> comes from islam. >> like you know my friend that even fox news, i'm not saying not to use this word. we're always -- >> you're not, but many are. >> we want to exude what jihad is and we condemn probably more vocal than any other muslim group in the world these acts by these bar barrens. i have chapter by chapter in my book and prove without -- >> the museum is standing behind the film, has not agreed to modify it or put up a disclaimer. for now it appears the bat

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i am here in washington d.c., where the white house today released an 800 page gorilla of a report on climate change. now, this report describes the damaging present and future affects of global warming, warming temperatures on the united states. and it's called the national climate assessment. it's the result of three years of work by more than 300 scientists and other experts, and this report says that extreme weather linked to climate change like prolonged heat, heavy downpours, floods, and drought is "disrupting people's lives and damaging some sectors of our economy." like everything in this town, both parties will try to score points by praising or bashing this report in the leadup to the midterm leaks. more on that in a moment. but right now, i want to focus on some of what is actually in this monster. look at this map. look at these colors. i don't have to give you alienliened. it's a heat map, and it shows that america, generally speaking, is getting a lot hotter. you can see generally oklahoma, mississippi and alabama, places are getting cooler but most of america is getting

we're hoping for here. >> it may not be the big gorilla but you can't discount this.e priced to perfection, but apple, they have been crushing numbers. google, 25% plus growth rates, really strong companies that are hiring people. that's a pretty good sign. >> but we've still got a number of companies. in fact, one of them we highlighted that still can't find the skilled workers it's looking for right now. >> is that an anecdotal problem, or is that a systemic problem in the economy right now? >> you know, i think it's a systemic problem, and i think it goes back to education and the focus of the education in the u.s. we don't have the math and science and technical degrees and other countries around the world do. we're hiring that expertise where we need it. if it's a problem in the u.s., we have to address it a different way. >> meanwhile, what deflation, on facebook the other day, paid 4.88 a gallon for gasoline in washington, d.c. what deflation? >> it killed me, by the way. >> okay. >> i would drive to the next gas station. >> have you seen what limes cost these

if all goes according to plan, other animals, like gorillas, will get their own tunnel system, too. >now to the growing backlash over a poet owe of 13-year-old singer willow smith. the photo shows the daughter of will smith and jada pinkett smith fully clothed on a bed with 20-year-old actor noimoise aria. people were tweeting it was inappropriate. he is friends with smith's older brother, jayden. the photo has since been removed. >>> a homeless man given a thousand dollars by a good samaritan hit the jackpot again. this time the gift is a home. >> you have to be kidding me. >> the money for the house came from a website set up by a manuel known for his youtube pranks. this was no joke. the $44,000 will go towards rent for a year ask utilities and other necessities. . 5:57. the abc 7 morning news continues at 6:00 with breaking news. >> we are following an overnight fire at south ball mobile home and a certain much right now for two people. >>> new details on the cal poor chief suspected of killing his girlfriend. why investigators believe he can be hiding out in the bay area. >>> lat

he get the gorilla mixed up with the lizard? >> they're monster, right?u set him up totally for that. >>> and you might remember the runner who had the genius idea to take selfies with unsuspecting hotties during the new york half-marathon. well, she's back and going viral again with her snaps from the brooklyn half-marathon. but this time some of the guys got in on the act posing with her mid-march thon. now, i don't know about you, but i don't look cute when i run. i've got an angry running face. >> yeah. me, too. >> so, i'm glad i missed these shots. not that i was doing -- >> are you running? >> i get angry when i work out. there's an expression that i don't want to be doing it. it hurts. it's not worth it. >> we're going to showcase that on next weekend's show? >> you want to go to the gym together? >> yeah. stay away from me. >> bite your head off. >> exactly. >> knock my teeth out. >>> all right. we'll be right back. that's why we reimagined the range using a tri-ring burner. from the lowest simmer to the hottest sear, perfection is yours... almost

. >>> that is japanese '70s clip "girl boss gorilla." dumpster diving and petty thieving teenage bad ass to an internet entrepreneur bad ass who heads a $100 million retailer nasty girls, making her own rules, doing it her way. welcome. how did you make it to a successful ceo. >> through a lot of trial and error. i think i'm one of the people who has to remove all the other options before they get to the place that they should be. so i had to try a lot to get here. a lot of those things would be called failures, but i think it's important that i did those things because it's why i am who i am today. i think there is no such thing as failure if you're learning and adjusting and constantly evolving. that's what girl boss is about. there's no prescription. it's important that everybody writes their own story. i want the reader to throw half of my advice awra and find their own. it's also important to learn from mistakes like mine. >> one of the things i love about you and your story and clothing line, it has this very bold sort of sexy glam

. >> what i'm dealing with now are names like monkey boy, gorilla boy, johnny b., king of the jungle,honestly, i kind of like that one, or bubbles bloomquist. >> sue gets a new home after her owner is cited for keeping a wild animal within city limits. >> sue has been transferred to the kansas city zoo. >> the kansas city zoo has one of the largest primate habitats in north america. sue will eventually join the chimpanzee troop. looking back, sergeant bloomquist says the incident is a little funny, but it could have had an entirely different outcome. >> if his fist or his leg would have come through there, i think at that point something a little more serious might have happened. >> for police, dealing with a chimp is an unusual occurrence. but dealing with speeding cars, that's an everyday hazard. this state trooper is about to meet his hazard head-on. it's june, 2005, and tennessee state trooper rodney redman is working a crash investigation. he's about to become part of another one. >> i heard tire squealing on an suv and saw a gray suv coming toward me and i tried to get out of it

famous for supplying the gorilla glass for the iphone. to stay on the cutting edge, they need a steady pipeline of high skilled talent. they have invested in internships that help students explore careers and they are providing on-the-job apprenticeships in their factories. at the clinton global initiative annual conference in denver next month, we are assembling a network of businesses willing to step up, expanding hiring, training, mentoring, hopefully to create a virtuous ripple throughout the economy. engaging with others in the business community and beyond to encourage more partners to come off the sidelines. for some to use some of that cash that is sitting there waiting to be deployed. to help build training infrastructures that will help entire industries. to help use supply chains as force multipliers. to work with schools, nonprofits, unions, and elected officials. to coordinate everyone who has a legitimate, sincere interest in moving forward together. we will be announcing more details about that in the meeting in denver. thi