why would you rather be with gorillas than chimpanzees? for one, gorillas are vegetarians. only eat fruits and vegetables. >> that's what my mom eats. >> yeah? there's a specific scent in the world, nothing smells like a gorilla. >> can you describe it? >> it smells like 100 sweaty teenage boys in like a horse stable. that's what i would say it smells like. smell that scent right there? >> i thought it was -- >> no, that is gorilla musk. killing it. you have any questions about the gorilla? >> they said they're peaceful. how peaceful are they? >> they're very peaceful. they'll make threatening motions, threatening gestures, most of the time to scare you or another gorilla away. if you go around to the other side, there's a viewing center where you'll probably be able to see the other two. >> very knowledgeable. >> thanks, guys. hear that? she said i was very knowledgeable. the detroit zoo holds itself to a high standard of education and care and as an aza accredited zoo, must continue to meet standards of the association but nearly 3,000 known animal exhibitors in the count

no one had seen the wild gorillas.eventually there was a period when the fighting died down and the rangers could track the gorillas. when they first found the family of gorillas, instead of the mountain gorillas attacking them, and saying what have you humans been doing to our forest, they wanted to gently reach out and touch the rangers. that's what i thought these amazing creatures were about. >> they must not feel they are abandoned. they must feel they are in the family. >> donated all the profits to varunga national park and the movie is now available to stream on netflix. that's the news. the news continues in two minutes with antonio mora and stephanie sy. don't go away. away. this resolution reflects our core objective to destroy i.s.i.l. >> president obama asks for authorization after the fact. sending a request to congress to go after i.s.i.l. but some lawmakers are concerned fearing it opens the door to another ground war in the middle east. >>> and fighting overshadshadows diplomacy. >>> war crimes leveled

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. 4-day-old gorilla making her debut under the watchful eye of her mom and dad. be named but the zoo is talking to a donor to help choose the baby's names. any proposals for that little guy? >> munchkin. >> i love how we see a baby and start talking baby. >> mighty joe young. >> should have a middle name. every monkey should have shall -- >> ron can't baby-sit for us nor name our young. >> sounds like a ball player to me. >> the kevin. >> sounds like a gorilla. >> bob. >> we have disqualified both ends of the table. rob, can you do your thing of saving us from ourselfs? >> they made a movie about a gorilla that climbed the empire state building. >> what was it? >> king kong. >> anyway -- this is my transition albeit horribly to the live shot of new york city. oh, god. call the emmys. >> sometimes it's really easy and sometimes it's a stretch. >> i need that for my reel. 35 degrees will the event or 30-ish will be the eventually high temperature. right now outside 14. chilly stuff and parts of the lower hudden frozen over looking like the ice age. clear skies last

gorilla hump? this next one is from dennis martinez in corpus christi, texas.acebook and saw some pictures that lined up in a a funny way. [ laughter ] defensive player of the year. pretty sassy pose right there for the -- >> steve: the big d. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next one is from ava lavrey in rancho santa margarita, califor. she was doing a search for pinata. see what came up. no results were found for pinata. did you mean jonathan? [ laughter and applause ] absolutely not. no, i didn't. what? did i mean jonathan? no. >> steve: did i mean jonathan? >> jimmy: i meant pinata. >> steve: what? hey, maybe jonathan's in trouble. >> jimmy: and poor johnathan. yeah, the kids beat the crap out of him. yeah. >> steve: 'til the candy comes out. >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by joseph pickett in green bay, wisconsin. he was checking out some tv listings and came across this one right here. james and the giant -- oh. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hey-oh! >> jimmy: honey, get out of here. your favorite movie? no, it's not. hold on. i'm not going to put on gor

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

i like gorilla glass. >> liz loves gorilla glass.favorite video from liz claman is boom, hitting gorilla glass. liz: one of their biggest competitors sapphire is out of business. that is the issue. they really own the market. glw stands for glass works, corning's old ticker symbol. todd, michael and cheryl. thank you very much. david: we're hearing from you folks about brian williams on facebook. lisa writes in to say, will anybody be able to watch him again and believe he is telling the truth? he lost all credibility. right thing for him to do is retire and get out of the news business. tell us what you think. send us a message on facebook or tweet. more of your answers straight ahead. nbc is right in the middle. this is a pr nightmare, no other way to describe it. so how can they regain the trust that has been lost? branding genius bob dilenschneider, joining us in a moment with some of his answers. >>> plus we're talking to the ceo of a toy company that has tried unsuccessfully to bring its production process back home to the u.s.

a baby gorilla. it was born this weekend at the zoo.ut just seen publicly for the first time today. the new baby hasn't been named yet, but the 52nd gorilla of her species to be born this. visitors might be able to see the new addition this weekend when the habitat is reopened to public. >>> we all thought this time of year snow's the only thing we got to worry about. apparently not. >> no apparently not, exactly. one thing i continue to see has happened over the last day or so is we have a chance for ice. chances of increasing through the day on sunday. that's one thing to really watch here. sunday at 12:00, the ice starts to move in. here even through the evening hours. good thing it's sunday and not like monday. we're talking about rush hour. but i still think sunday if you have any plans stay tuned. chuck bell will be in early tomorrow morning. amelia segal will be in. if it gets bad enough i'll be in at 4:00 a.m. >> yeah right. >> we've got maryland/michigan tomorrow. college park. >> anything else? >> see more puppies, please? >>

i expected him to start talking. >> it's all fun and games till they get guns. >> why didn't that gorillaidn't like them in the eye. >> that's part of what being a gorilla is they posture, want to express their dominance, make sure you know they're in charge. that's why they slam against the cage make these threat movements, yeah. it's intimidating. >> i cannot wait to watch your show. you kind of go in depth of why we have zoos why we feel the need to see these animals in captivity. >> there continues to be a question of should we continue to have animals in captivity? a lot of animal rights activists say zoos have outlived their purpose. in the time we couldn't travel the world, we would see them on the internet or television zoos had a purpose. it's important for us to see these animals in a habitat. if it's not their natural habitat, the question is this the best for their animals? >> i find it difficult to go to zoos because the animals are laying around. >> not a lot of running. >> is there any way to determine whether these animals are actually happy? >> that's a great question. i

>> sounds like a gorilla. >> bob. >> we have disqualified both ends of the table.ng of saving us from ourselfs? >> all right. you know, they made a movie about a gorilla that climbed the empire state building. >> what was it? >> "king kong." >> anyway, this is my transition, albeit horribly to the live shot of new york city. oh, god. call the emmys. >> sometimes it's really easy and sometimes it's a stretch. >> save that tape. i need it for my reel. 35 degrees will be the event or 30-ish degrees will be the eventual high temperature. but right now outside it is 14. that is chilly stuff and yeah parts of the lower hud snson frozen over looking like the ice age. high pressure and clear skies last night, snowpack so that released the heat and that's why it's so cold this morning and we're not going to warm up a whole lot. 30 degrees for the high. 29 degrees in philadelphia. we'll be warming up a little bit tomorrow as that next storm comes in. that's why we'll have the rain/snow line right pretty much over the new york city area. this line demarcates dry, cool air to

the dinosaurs ate plants gorillas eat plants, you know, plants are being used around the world. so the studies had been done on this are totally efficacious. i would not be sitting here right now promoting a formula, you know i do other tv shows sure >>>'m in the health and fitness business, i have exercise equipment and fitness products. there is no way i would put my name on a product and/or endorse a product, and the harp part of this whole team, if it did not work and i did not think this was the best product to put the male back into the man. >>hat's right >>you know gorillas beat their chest, and lions roar, and peacock spread their feathers, and deer, elk, caribou, and moose they spread their racks of antlers basically what they're saying is, i'm the strongest guy >>ight >>> produced the best babies and i'm the one who's going to protect them the best in this kingdom right here. man is no different. when man becomes sexually capable, and more fortified, sexually youthful, sexually healthier, he's much more confident. it's not only good in the bedroom, mike, it's good in t

i use this gorilla metaphor in the context of the western hemisphere. today eight out of ten of the most violent nations are here in the backyard of the western hemisphere, to include violent crime, under minding rule of law, good governance and how did that happen? what happened is the gorilla was organized crime, moving drugs an people and poving weapons into central america. much of that destined for the united states but that is why we now have eight of the ten most violent nations here in our backyard. we saw this play out this past summer with unaccompanied minor children and some of us, if you look at that, the first thing you want to do is think we need bigger detention facilities, we need more beds how do we place these children. and that is treating the symptom. and what are the cause? the parents of honduras guatemala, el salvador, the violent nations, honduras number one, trying to get their children to a safe haven. to leave a country with 40% unemployment, 50% poverty, but a young child being born in honduras today one in nine will be murd

dinosaurs ate herbs, gorillas eat herbs, insects eat herbs.ou know, deer, elk, caribou and moose eat herbs. these are powerful animals that are sexually vigorous. androzene is natural food. it's completely safe, and it addresses the holistic system of the body. >> yeah, well, another word i want to pull back out is spontaneity. that is so important. i mean, for me, as a woman. >> here's the interesting thing. spontaneity is a big thing, and we know prescription erection pills are clumsy. in addition to the side effects of being nauseated and sick to your stomach and diarrhea, which aren't sexy, it's, like, if you don't take that pill at the right time, it ain't happening. it ain't happening. not only are you creating negative side effects and ignoring the causes, which, in the long run, is devastating. but let's say, for instance, you go out to dinner. it's like, "oh, i forgot my prescription erection pills at home." and on the way home, like you just did to mike, you put your hands on his shoulder, and if the guy isn't responding, the woman k

morgan spurlock learns the dos and don'ts of feeting gorillas. >> anything i should know?hing really important is direct eye contact in primate culture is considered a threat. while you and i talk with direct eye contact, it's actually a threat for them. so you usually look chest high on them or directly past them. one always seems to follow. the first thing we do, i checked on the way down. we made sure all the cages are locked. they come into these individual stalls and eat their dinner or breakfast. i will let you operate the door if you'd like. >> there he is. >> oh. >> whoa. >> that's called a threat face. they stand very rigid and tall. and then purse their lips very tight. >> right. >> and then just -- >> okay. >> when you give them things, you want to make sure your fingers don't cross and they can just take it from you. >> a banana. and then there's that. never been so happy to have a fence next to me in my life. >> you're so brave. i can't believe you got that close. >> they can't really reach through, so that's good. >> morgan spurlock live on the set with me no

>> there is nothing like a giant 800 pound gorilla coming at you in a cage. >> it's a total no-no toou don't want to stare at them ever because that is a threat to them. look at their chest or just look beyond them a little bit. they will stare right at you but you can't look at them. >> why is that? >> because then it's all about dominance. they will think you are trying to impose your dominance, you are basically trying to fight with them. >> even though they are behind -- >> that's right. it's all about posturing and who's the leader. they always want to show dominance over you. >> were you finally able to make nice? >> i think i made nice by the end but you can only make so much nice with a gorilla. >> that's it for me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> ukraine on the brink. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. the u.s. tells vladimir putin we know exactly how many troops and tanks you're moving into ukraine right now. secretary of state john kerry saying todaydiplomacy can still work but as more ukrainians keep being killed by russian bullets, how

but at the end of the day, the islam state's a gorilla army. they use gorilla tactics. they're willing to give up places and move onto softer targets. and they've understood. some of these raids they go on they ride on bicycles simply to avoid overhead coverage. so i think we've got a long way to go. they're going to be around for a while. >> as you know phil there's no great desire here in the united states to send thousands of american combat forces either to iraq or syria to fight isis. they want iraqis kurds, maybe jordan they want the local forces to be the boots on the ground. >> people want to say the great american army can go in and solve every problem. if you look at the history of insurgency the problem with inserts foreign forces, the americans got it we don't have to worry about this so much. if you want to win, you're going to have to take pain on the front end. that is ensuring that the local forces take the lead so they don't start to back off and have us fill in for them. >> do you understand why turkey right now is so reluctant to get involved even ind

i liked the gorilla in the bikini bikini.e. >> looks like you. >> i've been working with pat for more than 30 years. i've been begging str a snow stick that entire thing. >> where does he hide them? >> i don't know. >> you have to compete. you have to enter the contest to win. you don't get that free. >> i'm your boy, man. i don't get a stick at some point? >> he's got 30 of those hats. that's not the same hat every day. he's got 30 of those hats. >>> i thought it was the same one. >> no. >> smells like the same one. >> yes. >> maybe we ought to talk about the weather, doug. >> maybe now is the time. >> we've headed south. >> headed south. i think what we'll see tonight is those refreezing temperatures going way down. anything that melted today will refreeze. we are seeing some ice out there already. temperatures will continue to fall down to 28 now, we'll be at 25 next hour and by 11:00 down to 19 and that's in the city. again, many of you will be between 10 and 15 degrees by that time. current numbers around the metro regio

take a look at this sell if i of a gorilla at a british zoo. little grump in there. apparently he's in the gorilla house. >> oh. >> or just doesn't like his picture being taken. >> one or the other. >> thank you, amy. >> a face only a momma could love. >>> "pop news" and weather coming up. lara is in the social square right now. >> i am george, and here's what's coming up on the "gma morning menu." busy day starting with "pop news." we'll explain why eddie redmayne is working with the same coach who helped transform him into stephen hawking. what is he up to now? >>> and vanilla ice is with us. the rapper turned home renovator talking about his recent headlines and also some new projects and his show, as well. >>> "shark tank" host draymond john, sara, be gentle. sara will talk to us about the flawless beyonce workout. break it up, you two. >>> all that and lana ooh, ooh, maria, i got to get outside and see her. lana, she's with us right here. hi, friend. >> hello. how are you? >> how are you? >> i'm great. >> good to see you. >> it's been a lo

i think the senator used the terms the 800 pound gorilla in the room. and i would go back to those. there's an 800 pound gorilla in the room and it's our unwillingness to pay for things that we really want or need. the energy policy would include generating electricity from gas cole, nuclear, wind hydro other sources. i think we may need an all of the above approach not just financing. there's a lot of ways that we could finance stuff. basically it means we're funding money. but there are three pd -- public/private partnership. repat ri repat riation could be helpful for getting one time projects. for example the tunnel i came through under baltimore, was built in the civil war. that's an example of a one time project. it needs a lot of money and can be funded by something like repat repatriation. the idea that we have not talked about a whole lot here is user fees. we've paid for our transportation inis it a sfrukture through years. the tax that was adopted 21 years ago, .18 cents worth dime. meanwhile the price of asphalt concrete, steel, labor, they have all gone up. we need some

they are up against gorilla glue , which has a hugege advertisising budget.is smart, unique, memorable. it will be remembered. >> it is a small l company. you are root for the l little guy. you are e in advertising. would you forget radio adsds all year long to buy one super bowl ad? >> in th case, it is a national brand. you think about the numbers of people they are reaching out on. it is brilliant. it is a brliant agency. on top of ththat, the ad is not that exciting, but it is literalllly 30 seconds. >> there are some companies that come up with great ads, but at the end o of it, you cannot think who the company is. it is shurous, but ere is no branding. iis the most t creative agency in america. >> what woulthey he done that we would have heard of? >> they did cadillac for years. >> eds, herding cats. >> it is the strategy on that. it is not a hail mary. you think of the numbers of people they need to reach in one hit. the memedia budget is so small that if they spread it out, no one sees it. it is notven a product you look for. it is kind of f a seconda

around at the edge of the fence where shirley and julia said where the public is walking we see the gorillas knot they put a thin coat it's already cracked and no water to get the consistency to hold the water down not only does this cause asthma it according cot health department that heartaches and strokes they get get the highest rate of heartaches of folks in san francisco we're asking for a klein breath of air they've not come employed with the regulations we did an analysis and did the recommendation to them as well in terms of the department and the city and i'll submit this for consideration as well as by the commission please do not permit them until they get in compliance with the dust regulations we took them out last thursday with the city with the air district and the health department they deliberating misrepresented the facts i don't know what the punishment of fines they will sit up here and lie to you your ore representatives we want the development not at expense of our lives it's a human right as a citizen of san francisco and this nation our buddies died in vietnam i can'

of lungs and found expert radiologist didn't know the gorillas were there.ss there is something unexpected. often when you are creating the unexpected is the thing you're really looking for. >> let's say you are an adult whose like marshmallow tower is only two inches tall. how do you reclaim your 26 inch genius? >> there is no such thing as creative genius. genius is a word that started getting thrown around at the end of the 1800s. it is popular of a movement called eugeneices. it is what led to the holocaust. when you let go of that and you realize you do have the ability to be creative the next step is to let yourself create. the reason the children built the marshmallow tower higher is they try things early. marshmallows are much heavier than you think they are. older people tend to think about it and think about it and they run out of time. >> fascinating. >> how do you fly a horse? we're going to have to get you back for that one. thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> still to come the super bowl comes to toure tv an

the gorillas are a perfect example.not normally get. >> there's anxiety. >> they're stressed and they have anxiety. how do we make it as natural. if you raise an animal in captivity that animal can never go back to the wild. >> have they found answers? >> yeah. every day they're finding answers. sometimes it is these animals shouldn't be at our zoo. there's other places where they say we need to change. >> can i see the animals? >> yeah we've got some good ones. >> there's a scarf that i thought was empty. >> no. >> there's something under there. >> leopard scarf. does that have anything to do with it. >> a very small leopard. very wee leopard. >> is that how you travel? >> this is the only fun nature nick if you put the animal on one of the women. >> okay. how are his teeth? >> they're big. he has about 70 razor sharp teeth. he's an alligator. >> okay. >> the incredible thing about animals people will try to keep them for pets. in new york city -- >> that's a mistake because? >> this will grow to be about ten feet long

. >> that was a gorilla in a bikini. >> what was that? see it to believe . >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taylor swift -- john oliver -- musical guest imagine dragons,

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within one quarter am a we're seeing the rebates averaging around 46% which is what gilead the big gorilla market, this is unprecedented. jonathan: when you get this price pressure it usually points to a lot of come petition and that leads to consolidation, is that going to be the story as well? sam: the only one out there still banging the drum -- if you look at the results today from astra and yesterday, it is all about competitive pressure on pricing. there are issues on the restrictive front and with atlantis. the numbers came in slightly ahead of expectations and they are talking about getting their ceo in place in the first quarter but sanofi was also under pressure. it is all surrounding that issue. jonathan: pricing pressure is the story for 2015. thank you very much for joining us this morning. as we had to the break let's check in on greek markets. the s&p down 5.5%. the greek government bond three-year reacting, up 370 basis points on a three-year yield. so much to talk about. we will do that after the break. jonathan: welcome back to "on the move." i am jonathan ferro, live fro

after a while, it condenses down to a few take players, the big 800 pound gorillas who do everythingo stifle and not let the little guys get in. i think it improves it but slightly and only in restrictive places. i am hoping that it gets into things like broadband, able to be declared a necessity, brought to everyone. there is no big isp that will bring broadband to my house. i am in silicon valley and i do not have broadband because i have no choice. it is a monopoly. that pipe, that is what i grow up with knowing, these are the utilities. things that came into our house that we'd had no control over. >> steve wozniak with bloomberg's peter cook. it is a huge win for some internet activists, who launched a grassroots campaign. here's evan greer of fight for the future. evan: this is an unprecedented victory that everyone, a year ago, thought was impossible. they did not anticipate what happens when any institution of power comes to take away people pass internet freedom. any time that happens, people rise up. we use the internet to defend the internet. we do not have millions of dol

and it is way more fun to watch gorillas to fight about anything than to watch corporations fight aboutality. but there's a very interesting political argument that's been articulated. one side of the argument has been, in some ways, represented by the glenn beck wing of the conservative movement. he's moved on from his hobbit kingdom at fox news to the internet. he would now like to sell you a $17.91 bill of rights cap. he would also sell you some bill of rights jeans for when you're just lounging around your underground bunker. he would most definitely like to tell you on the idea that this net neutrality thing will obviously be the socialist end of the world. >> this is truly about control. when you look at what they've tried to do, they tried to take away your guns. they're trying to take away your voice. they need control of the internet. if we lose the internet, and the government takes control of the internet, you will not be able to chart your own course online either. that leaves us exactly where? >> they're taking away your guns and making you use a mineograph thing. it's all

they are the 800-pound gorilla in the room. matt: i love the chart on this one.ple of weeks ago. i like it here. 2.2% dividend. this is the one to store away for the play on baby boomers and health care. charles: it doesn't pop. but look back at it, not doing bad. all important jobs report. we'll handicap all of them. if you could change heads with anyone, who would it be? i'm not joking. tell me, tweet me. we'll be back to make you money. ♪ legalzoom. legal help is here. >> time for your marching orders, and although we end it on a wimper. it was a heck of a month for the stock market. more than erasing january's weak starts. it's onto march and the focus switches from corporate earnings to economic data. what we're looking at on monday, income and spending, spending going up but savings going down, see if people are spending that money and tuesday, janet yellen speak, gary k.'s favorite day of the week. wednesday, the eia report, now it's a critical report and adp comes out with jobs report. >>> and thursday, the jobless claims wasn't a big deal until it starte

i think we should all watch jersey shore and realize a juice head gorilla -- they were nice guys. they weren't getting in fights and treating women badly, right? you have to watch the show a little more. >> i recent the idea i need to work out to be a bad boyfriend. i'm doing fine. >> what about the fat and scrawney guys? >> they didn't do a study of fat and scrawney guys. knuckle draggers drag their knuckles and that was it. they didn't do a survey of fat guys and skinny guys it could very well be the same numbers. >> as a muscle man are you uh febded by this -- are you offended by this study? >> not in the least and here is why. the study's author says we think men who hold the quality are more likely for stare yow types of masculine tee. the study doesn't prove that. they are projecting their belief to their results. they have no evidence to back that up. it was a survey of 300 dudes. i think quite frankly the people who did this survey should be put in jail. maybe that's going -- i know it is being too easy on them. i think they should be at the very least lock -- locked up fo

they are the 800-pound gorilla in the room. matt: i love the chart on this one.ouple of weeks ago. i like it here. 2.2% dividend. this is the one to store away for the play on baby boomers and health care. charles: it doesn't pop. but look back at it, not doing bad. all important jobs report. we'll handicap all of them. if you could change heads with anyone, who would it be? i'm not joking. tell me, tweet me. we'll be back to make you money. ♪ [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ >> time for your marching orders, and although we end it on a wimper. it was a heck of a month for the stock market. more than erasing january's weak starts. it's onto march and the focus switches from corporate earnings to economic data. what we're looking at on monday, income a

. ♪ he is hunched over and there is something almost gorilla-like or ape-like. >> that is all part ofister. >> no. rather than submit to gus, the maiden flora would prefer to jump to her death. ♪ >> how important is the gus part of the story? >> it is hugely important because it captures dramatically. that scene had a huge impact they were horrified that innocent, virginal young girl, flora, would have to jumped to her death to escape the clutches of a black man. it was so inflammatory. this was the scene that the black protesters, problematic moments, this was number one. >> you said in boston and they tried to stop it in boston and it played 365 days? >> 365 performances because they had matinees. it opened in april and closed in october. >> how much did it cost in those days to go to the movie? >> there were the nickelodeons just a few years earlier. $.25 or whatnot. the other amazing thing that griffith is known for committee -- is that he charged the unheard-of price of two dollars back then. you could get in -- you could find quarter seats at times. the prevailing price in new y

. >>> and we go to congo where a documentary about gorilla conservation efforts has been nominated for>> these stories ahead. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. straight to our top stories. jordan voufwing revenge on isis delivering with air strike. isis claims the warplanes killed a female american hostage. the terror group took back in 2013. becky

i hope his voice box gets destroyed by a gorilla [ bleep ]. >> sounds like she has a mouth full of [ ]. >> looks like he tried to suck his own [ bleep ] a few times. that's fair. >> it's like a young britney spears. pretty hot, kind of gross. >> i'd rather listen to -- an out of tune queef than her new album. >> sings like he got his [ bleep ] stuck in his sister. ouch. >> i'd love to bathe in my own vomit and then go see five seconds of someone. i'm thrilled. >> katy perry has a voice that reminds me of balls covered in glass cylinderi insliding down throat. >> he's so [ bleep ] annoying. like jsc. i want to shove a stick up his ass so he cannot dance any more. i can do it but i still can dance. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everybody. tonight on the show, "mashup monday" with wee-z top, eva longoria, and be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when you don't get enough sleep... and your body aches... you're not yourself. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tyl

i'm right by the zoo, by the gorilla cage. holler at me, baby, hoo, hoo. ♪ >> first to call himself an mc. another pioneer, melle mel. in 1982, he and grandmaster flash wrote and recorded "the message." an album that was a complete groundbreaking departure from the kind of lyrics and content up to that point. >> before we started hip-hop music there was no hip-hop, so we played everything. reggae, rock, watched heehaw. that was like a favorite in our house. heehaw. and all of those things kind of became the components of what became hip-hop music. ♪ to the burnin' sand ♪ here i stand ♪ the weapon in my hand is a mic in my hand ♪ ♪ >> i started out as a break dancer. i used to break dance. my brother used to do graffiti. in all of those individual elements, it wasn't really happening anywhere else. so it was just something that could only have went on right in that area. >> okay. you may be thinking about what about the sugar hill gang? what about them? they were an industry band like the monkeys or the archies, built to cash in quick in what was seen as a

but clearly, you know, it is the 800-pound gorilla in the tech sector.ike a lot of tech stocks, that's where the numbers are. they can show bottom line growth, top line growth and decent guys. without picking on apple in particular, this is a sector people want to have exposure to because there are companies that can put the numbers up. these are the stocks that obviously do well. liz: let's not gloss over the greece story. they're having cooler heads prevail and say, we won't tear out the previous bailout deal. gary, that helped the markets in the morning. then we got the jolts. the labor, people are looking at this, there are 5 million openings, it brings the ratio of unemployed workers 1.7 employed workers to job opening. seven unemployed workers to one. job opening. that trend is positive. the market took it as good news this time. >> well, wouldn't you take it as good news? if you look back the last couple of months, the jobless claims, those numbers dwindle and dwindle. we look at the unemployment numbers, the first friday of every month. then we s

then there's the 800-pound gorilla in the room she's a woman, she's african-american, they think she's another eric holder and as you know, being from new york loretta lynch has taken on the mob, she's taken on terrorists she's taken on wall street. she has taken on some of the most difficult cases that this country has, and if i'm not mistaken she's been confirmed twice. >> not only confirmed twice. in the hearings around the judiciary committee, they were all praising her. listen to this. >> i'm impressed with your qualifications, and i hope to support your nomination. >> i'm very impressed and want to thank you for upholding the law in your career. >> i could say congratulations to you for an outstanding career. >> a number of my friends and colleagues who practice law in new york have reached out to me with words of praise for you. >> a compliment from ted cruz? no doubt she's qualified. why don't they take the vote? >> because they're afraid of their base. that's exactly what this is all about. these guys are playing to their base. the bottom line is once again, you know and i kno

it's way more fun to watch gorillas fight than net neutral.s a political argument that's been articulated many some weird way. one side has been represented by the glen beck wing of the conservative movement. mr. beck would like to sell you a 1971 bill of rights cap in case your ears get cold and he would sell you some bill of rights jeans. glen beck would definitely like to sell you on the idea this net neutrality thing, whatever that is, that will definitely obviously, be the socialist end of the world. >> this is truly about control. when you look at what they've tried to do, they tried to take away your guns they're trying to take away your voice. they need control of the internet. if the government takes control of the internet you will not be able to chart your own course online either. that leaves us exactly where? >> they're taking away your guns and making you use a memograph machine. i'll meet you in the bunker. they voted three to two for net neutrality. to the extent he was making a political argument he lost the political argument

university of illinois professor dan simons coauthor of the invisible gorilla, how intuition deceivesus and how john diaz who has a simple bottom line for brian yil brian williams, fire him. john you said flatout, brian williams should not keep his job. i wonder what you think of this six month suspension and whether it's just a precursor of him being let go. >> a couple things, anderson. first of all, the punishment is severe. but i also think it's appropriate. really the gravity of this breach of journal ismism ethics. i suspect he's not going to come back as the face of the nbc news division nor should he as managing editor. all of us understand journalists, anderson, that at the point of entry, this is something fabricating information, simply cannot be done. you would get fired from this in the smallest market in the united states. >> well, there's no doubt about it. dan, brian williams said he misremembered. a lot of people scoff at the idea of misremembering, what does that actually mean, does he misremember what happened in the helicopter in iraq, but what you know of this sto

and how about this gorilla in a bikini in a tree?mbled a team of judges, from the news4 hall of fame liz crenshaw. liz has agreed to be the chief judge of all snow stick challenges when she's not on the french riviera. and to make sure everything was on the up-and-up we enlisted the sue fort of the award winning news4 iteam. tisch thompson and scott mcfarland went through every entry. why, they even took notes. after all they are the iteam. i'm pat collins news4. >> and all of our judges are fair. you can check out all of the entries and they sure are cute. head to the nbc washington app and search "snow stick". >>> right now first at 4, another winter blast on our doorstep. it could cause more problems throughout our region. we'll tell you about the accident that involved the driver of a snowplow. >>> but first, a quick burst of snow is about to make a big impact in our area hitting right in the middle of the evening rush. veronica is back to tell us what sto expect. >> announcer: you're watching news4 at 4. >> now at 4:30, live pic