this was my first encounter with lowland gorillas in the wild. i'd seen mountain gorillas in rwanda and uganda, but they tend to stay on the ground. i couldn't believe these huge primates were swinging through the trees like chimpanzees. lee: they're 60 feet up, maybe. jack: it looks like they live a lot more in the trees than mountain gorillas. lee: yeah, climbing the trees all the time to get food. jack: food, that's right. lowland gorillas will eat roots, shoots, and tree bark, but up to 2/3 of their diet is fruit. males may eat up to 40 pounds a day, so they need to cover a lot of territory. lee: up, up, up, up. jack: where? where? lee: yeah, there we go, yeah. jack: sure enough, the big silverback was watching us from way up in a tree. wow. boy, is that a big one. man alive. this family group had 22 gorillas. a very large troop. this is something else. lee: i tell you, once you come, you almost always come back. jack: oh, yeah. next up, the time we traveled to the african savannah to find out why lions have manes. but while we were there, we

the oldest gorilla living in a zoo. visitors to the columbus zoo in ohio helped celebrate the birthday of colo... along i-29, where we got this picture from an abc9 employee. winter weather advisory in effect for our southeastern counties. snow is pushing east fast on radar, darker blue with the heavier snow south. bigger picture you can see how fast the system scooted in and it's almost on it's way out. stormcast hd has us on it's backside by noon, quickly moving east, just clouds by 3 o'clock. partly cloudy tonight makes for great sleigh conditions for santa. he should have no problems getting around tonight. tomorrow, mostly cloudy, but dry christmas day, rain/snow likely christmas night into saturday morning. it degrees when we ring in christmas. white streets on the sky cam. 31 early is our standing high so far. visibility not great, but blowing snow isn't the issue, low clouds causing problems.temperatu res in the upper 20s. winds calm. today, 31 with that snow. 1-2" sux, more se. tonight, 22 and partly cloudy. to

one piece of gorilla glass on the inside. >> an ice canon, right?that's right week developed at corning to show how strong our glass can be. >> reporter: that is a piece of hybrid gorilla glass, go ahead, tim, and give it a shot. >> let's go take a look. wipe it off and see if it survived. >> reporter: there you go, liz. and i know you've done your best to have your way with gorilla glass. liz: i have, many a times. >> reporter: windshields, that's a whole new display. liz: they're showing me in the past trying to crush the gorilla glass that was on phones and i never could, even had the stiletto in there. reporter: if it can survive you, it can survive anybody. liz: i'm tough. >> reporter: i've heard that. liz: you'll soon see. gorilla glass. jeff, thank you very much. the stronger you can make the windshields, great news. ford is on it. 32 minutes before the closing bell rings. still up 168 points. remember we were higher by more than 300 points. >>> "the force awakens" last night was the "star wars" premiere in hollywood as only hollywood can do.

and was the first gorilla born in a zoo. colo has nearly doubled the e fe expectancy of female gorillas living in a zoo... and shows no signs of slowing down. caretakers say the great-great grandmother is in ntastic health and has no serious issues... except for a touch of arthritis. colo has an extensive family tree with three children, 16 grandchildren, ten-great grand- children, and three great-great grand-children. jessica rae scsct: adlib scott: celebrate the birthday of colo... the oldest gorilla living in a "happy birthday to colo." colo turned 59 years old... and was the first gorilla born in a zoo. colo has nearly doubled the life expectancy of female gorillas living in a zoo... and shows no signs of slowing down. caretakers say today - snow showers this morning and afternoon, 70% chance. snow expected to accumulate 2-3" south and east with a winter weather advisory in effect, <1" north and west, and 1-2" in sioux city. heaviest snow around noon. mostly cloudy, high 31. tonight - mostly cloudy, but dry. low 24. tomo

some of the world's last remaining mountain gorillas live there.war and poverty, cnn's arwa damon has details on a solution to save the gorillas and the world heritage site. >> we're next to some of the last remaining mountain gorillas in the world. here in eastern congo their forested sanctuary is surrounded by uncertainty. >> even with the fighting, even when -- >> even if they war come, was just here, just protecting the gorillas. >> his father had the first trip back in 19897. and took him when he was just 11 to see gorillas for the first time. he says he was struck by how human they seemed. now he and his rangers dedicate their lives to protecting this threatened species. and more than once they've proven their resolve. in 2007 there was a horrific massacre that saw seven members of one troop killed. this troop that we're visiting right now only five of them survived and none of them were silverback. so lukema came and adopte the survivors as his own family. the slaughter, a message to the rangers. wide did they kill him? >> they killed the go

i'm holding up samsung galaxy, which supposedly had gorilla glass. weekend i had at a jets game. i dropped it. even the best can break. they are making great strides. they are making great strides. jeff flock, thank you very much, my friend. appreciate it. melissa. melissa: what a killjoy this guy ended up being. david: we're not selling ford cars. we're here to tell you what is going on. melissa: i will investigate that phone situation more by the way. lights, camera, stormtroopers, we're hitting the red carpet at the "star wars" premier. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a ty

. >>> justin bieber may be facing a lawsuit for an alleged gorilla marketing stunt. the city is accusing the pop star and his promoter of making a mess of sidewalks with graffiti. ktv explains. >> what do you mean? >>reporter: asked to promote justin bieber's comeback album hit streets of san francisco literal. >> we want it cleaned up, and you're going to play for it. >>reporter: the city attorney calls the stenciled spraypainted messages graffiti. >> people think it's gorilla marketing. and no one is going to say anything. well, here in san francisco, betake it seriously. >> it takes quite a little bit of time. >>> and ten ads from the mission to the hate. city officials repoetedly asked bieber's camp to clean it up but not no he response. >> as far as we are concerned that is unacceptable. >> and fired off a letter at deaf jam records and brown versal music groups warning him to clean up or pay up. >> bieber isn't the only offender. others guilty include ibm, turner broadcasting, nbc university as well as zinga. they have been forced to shell out big bucks to city

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he doesn't have a name just yet. 3 there's a brand new baby gorilla at the fort worth zoo.proud mama gracie is holding her little bundle of joy-- who was born saturday. zoo officials tell us earlier today, she sat down near the glass of her indoor enclosure, to give visitors a closer look. 3 the little ape is the first western lowland gorilla to be born at the zoo. he 3 "weather on "weather on the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal credit union" 3 we should see more of the same temperatures today, but there is a slight chance of ght rain showers iinorthern siouxland. we will see partly cloudy skies, but our winds are going to be much stronger as a trough swings through. it won't have much effect on temperatures with highs expected to stay in the mid 50s. we will see increasing clouds for friday and then a little bit of winter returns for the weekend. highs will be in the lower 50s on friday, then look for a rain and snow mix saturday with a few snow showers lingering into sunday. a secondary system will move on tuesesy which will bring 3 we all know we all know about wind and

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

they are home to the gorillas. this is gary the guerrilla -- gorilla. apparently, he likes bananas. sean: you are able to care for this gorilla in the weather department? kevin: i' m going to do my best. i' m going to have him poised in certain places. he' s going to be our mascot. [laughter] sean: a worker at a recycling facility came to the rescue of a kitten. tony was sorting recyclables the animal was just moments away from going into the spinning metal blades in a compactor. the kitten survived a ride on a garbage truck before a tractor pushed her onto the conveyor belt. >> it was amazing to see a little kitty survival of this. it made my day today. definitely. sean: after getting a clean bill of health, another worker decided to take the kitten home and name her murphy. she officially has eight lives left. erin: that is amazing. that was traveling pretty quick. sean: the metal thing spinning. erin: oh my goodness. it is now 6:52. still ahead, a final check of your top stories, including a controversial move it exeter for the rest of the school year. people are working harder t

city attorney is taking action on what he calls gorilla advertising after these ads for bieber's latestlbum were spray painted on the sidewalks in the city. he says neighbors have been complaining about the graffiti and that it sends the wrong message to hung people. he plans to aggressively pursue penalties of up to $2,500 per incident. >>> police in solano county are searching for a woman seen in a disturbing video throwing a dog on to a street. police say the woman is brandy chin and she threw the dog during an argument with her boyfriend. police think she may have abused the dog before. >> she was recently seen walking down the business districts in fairfield and she apparently had the dog by the tail and she was swinging it around. >> authorities think chin is hiding in the vallejo area. once she is found, she'll likely face felony animal cruelty charges. and the dog named ben will be taken from her. >>> hundreds of new laws dwo into effect in california this friday, january 1st. janine de la vega reports they involve everything from transportation to schools and guns. >>reporter:

a safe haven for rare gorillas and chimpanzees is in the northern part of the republic of congo. the problems there have been caused by climate change. >> this is the view from atop the most isolated jungle on earth. >> this is really cool, we have her, she doesn't have any children and we have her with her youngster. >> it's an unspoiled haven for wildlife, home to chimpanzees, gorillas and rare species all flourishing in this remote refuge. to get to the triangle is a two day road trip from the capital. you take the northbound highway to the nearby village. you're still 50 kilometers away. from there, it's an hour's drive down narrow dirt trails and a barge across the sanga river. you paddle a canoe down two more rivers and hike for five hours on elephant trails. >> so this is it? >> yeah, this is home sweet home. >> at least that's how you do it if your guide is dave morgan, an ape expert from the chicago's lincoln park zoo. he's concerned that climate change could spoil the most pristine environment on earth for endangered great apes. >> we believe there could be subtle chang

some of the last remaining mountain gorillas live there. there are details on a solution to save the gorillas and the world heritage site. >> reporter: by night the world's largest lava lake becomes a mosaic of crashing orange waves. by day, nearly a third of the world's remaining mountain gorillas forge for foot. this is a world heritage site, and in the democratic republican of congo, a place of unparalleled punparalle unparalleled biodiversity. but surveying below, the park director knows natural wonder isn't enough. >> everywhere. that's actually inside the park. >> reporter: the park also sits in the heart of one of the world east longest running wars. >> we've lost just 18 of our staff on that stretch of road. >> reporter: and then there's oil. the government authorized a uk giant to look for oil. conservationists called it illegal. they have denied the claims. this november, it abandoned the project. >> a lot of uncertainty there. and so we have to remain very vigilant. >> reporter: the traditional model of protecting park boundaries

home to endangered chimpanzees, gorillas and a breath taking a ray of species all flourishing.ote is it. to get here it's a two day road trip from the capital. first you take the northbound highway to the nearest village. you are still 50-kilometer as way. from there, it's an hour's drive down narrow dirt trails. and a barge across the river. you paddle a canoe down two more rivers and hike for five hours on elephant trails. so this is it? >> yeah, this is home sweet home. >> reporter: at least that's how you do it if your guide is dave morgan an ape expert from chicago's lincoln park zoo, he has been studying here for 16 years and now concerned that climate change could spoil the most pristine environment on earth for endangered great aped. >> we believe suddennal changes could have dramatic impact on chimpanzees and other species that are specialist. they need particular food items to survive. >> reporter: indigenous wildlife trackers say development and hunting have already taken their toll. >> translator: it's not good now with the wildlife. there are not many left. there i

the that is gorilla marketing. spray paint it, get the word on the street. >> they are doing it infer city in america almost, big cities big cities, cool cities. they are asking record company can you cover up that or get rid of it so we do not to have pay the cost. >> if not the the city wants the money to do it themselves. they want beiber to pay them. >> people think oh, yeah, it is gorilla marketing we are getting good pub out of this and nobody will say anything. here in san francisco we take it seriously. >> well, justin isn't the only one guilty of sidewalk graffiti ads, huge companies like ibm, those creeps over at nbc universal have all forked over big dollars to city taxpayers for past endorsement. we buried the lead here, they -- his corks justin beiber's record company spray painted a big, sign, on a philadelphia wall. >> it is up there in kensington. >> it looks cool. >> check it out. >> we will get it and show it to you later in the show. >> that would be a great idea where we make that a local story

and is now the oldest gorilla livingngn a zoo. colo has nearly doubled the life expectancy of female gorillas living in a zoo... and shows no signs of slowing down.caretakers say the great - great grandmother is in fantastic health andndas no serious issues... except for a touch of arthritis. colo has a big family tree... with three children... 16 grandchildren... ten - great grand - children... grand - children.3 3 3 3 3 3 darth vader finds your lack of yule log disturbing. we'll show you some ways to fix that... next... in your c - net tech update. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise, with jacob taylor"meteorologist 3 cat taylor" 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 thursday morning and early afternoon could bring some scattered brief snow showers heavy at times. the heaviest snowfall will occur in southern and eastern siouxland with the possibility of 1-3-3 here isioux city, expect a trace to 1". mostly cloudy skies will persist through christmas day with temperatures in the low to upper 30s. christm

heartbreak, pain, heartbreak, and a lot of patients we had our 1st while up which involves a lot of gorilla tape. >> and three hours later we have the entire house up which include the pool whether winter cover. teesix. bill: that is what i thought it was. i was not sure. is that a pepperoni walkway? what is that? what is this little thing. is that a bush or a person? >> that is a gingerbread so what do you guys think? bill: he has clearly been impaled and this is now a crime scene. >> it is the "chasing news" resident. you guysyou guys actually did a better job than i was expecting. >> it's like doing a really good job with the mass killing. this thing makes jesus cry. bill: what part do you recommend? >> day-old pizza. >> only day-old pizza? >> want to shop like a star? bill: forget the praise it cable's out. no friday night rom-com? we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. we no longer offer you an excuse to get out of friday romantic comedy night. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. if you experience an outage, we're committed to getting to your home within 24

heartbreak, pain, heartbreak, and a lot of patients we had our 1st while up which involves a lot of gorilland three hours later we have the entire house up which include the pool whether winter cover. teesix. bill: that is what i thought it was. i was not sure. is that a pepperoni walkway? what is that? what is this little thing. is that a bush or a person? >> that is a gingerbread man. so what do you guys think? bill: he has clearly been impaled and this is now a crime scene. >> it is the "chasing news" resident. you guysyou guys actually did a better job than i was expecting. >> it's like doing a really good job with the mass killing. this thing makes jesus cry. bill: what part do you recommend? >> day-old pizza. >> only day-old pizza? ♪ >> want to shop like a star? bill: forget the praise it never in the history of the world have we seen anything like what we're getting ready for, the greatest war in history. and russia will be there, ezekiel 38 and 39, china will be there, revelation 16:12 and is the one that leads this horrendous battle i just mentioned at the euphrates river where isi

home to chimpanzees, gorillas, and species flourishing in this refuge. >> how remote. first, you take the northbound highway to the nearest village. you are 50km away >>> from there, it's an hour's drive down a narrow dirt trail. and a barge across the river. you paddle a canoe down two more rivers, and hike for five hours down elephant trails. >> this is it? >> yes, this is home sweet home. >> that is how you do it if the guide is dave morgan, an aid expert from the lincoln park zoo. he is concerned that climate change could spoil the most pristine environment on earth. we believe that there could be subtle changes that could have dramatic impacts on chimpanzees, and other species, they need food items to survive. >> indigenous wildlife say developers and hunting have taken their toll. >> it's not good with the wildlife. there's not many left. there's a lot of hunting and animals are far away. >> this is the remote corner of the national park. no one lives here they are not allowed. our al jazeera is one of only about 20 udsers that have seen it. it's the ideal habita

he also referred to the minor as a "handful" and said he "was like an 800 pound gorilla." after the parents filed a complaint with the iowa department of education, the teacher was investigated and founded for level 1 allegations of abuse. according to the administrative code, "a teacher under investigation for physical abuse must be placed on administrative leave when the level 1 investigation is 'founded.'" the district failed to do this. according to the district website, both employees are still employed at this time. the minor is currently being treated at siouxland mental health because of "serious emotional distress and suffering in the days and weeks following the incident." the minor and his parents are seeking compensation for the injuries and damages inflicted, as well as attorneys' fees and punitive damages."it was filed in federal court. we will be serving the lawsuit on the week or so. they have 20 days, i believe, to answer. then we proceed with the discovery process. in federal court we're usually looking at a trial maybe a year to a year and a half from no

he also referred to the minor as a "handful" and said he "was like an 800 pound gorilla." after the parents filed a complaint with the iowa department of education, the teacher was investigated and founded for level 1 allegations of abuse. according to the administrative code, "a teacher under investigation for physical abuse must be placed on administrative leave when the level 1 investigation is 'founded.'" the district to the district website, both employees are still employed at this time. the minor is currently being treated at siouxland mental health because of "serious emotional distress and suffering in the days and weeks following the incident." the minor and his parents are seeking compensation for the injuries and damages inflicted, as well as attorneys' fees and punitive damages.dave o'brien from dave o'brien law, cedar rapids: "it was filed in federal court. we will be serving the lawsuit on the defendants within the next week or so. they have 20 days, i believe, to answer. then we proceed with the discovery process. in federal court we're usually looking at a

. >>> up next, a gorilla marketing stunt backfired. why san francisco city leaders are really angry at justin bieber and his record label. >>> right now, we are looking at a commute that even the beliebers would like. sown 680 past mission looks good all the way to san jose. >>> outside our doors this morning, we are joined by clear skies. colder weather, patchy frost and patchy fog. we'll check in on the current conditions and show you what you can expect for the afternoon and take a look into the new year coming up. z z ed is. >>> showed this view of the week. the utility company has finally found the exact well of out of a hundred wells responsible for that smell. the owner has forced more than # thousand families from their homes in the north western san fernando valley e. the gas company officials say it may not be plugged up until march. >>> well, the city of san francisco may sue justin bieber over graffiti promoting his new album after it appeared on some city sidewalks. at least ten ads for bieber. asked bieber's manager to cl

now the city attorney calls this gorilla marketing campaign illegal.'s carolyn what the city is demanding from bieber record label. >>reporter: city threatening to pursue all cost connectd with this graffiti. it's on sidewalks all over san francisco. marketing justin francisco. marketing justin bieber latest album purpose. sorry just won't do. city wants bieber record label and the distribute or to foot the bill for cleaning this up. >> i don't think that's something the taxpayers should have to pay for. >>reporter: city attorney fired off an angry letter today to the singer representatives. >> we want their full cooperatipk to know the extent of it. individuals responsible for it. so that we can get this taken care of as quickly as possible. >>reporter: hererra is especially infuriated that the citizens were aemployed withá!q the recent rain hasn't washed them awhich. someone apparently not believer turned this one into a critique of the pop singer. it's no joke for the city which spend 20 million dollars a year eradicating graffiti. supervisor is dra

he launched a gorilla are marketing campaign for his upcoming album. francisco. >> it's sending a message to exactly the demographic we don't want to be communicating that graffiti is o.k. >> elizabeth: some have even taken to altering the ads by writing in their own comments, come on, biebs. >> ryan: homeless man getting a second chance thanks to the kindness of a stranger. how he is earning his keep. >> elizabeth: having a helping of caffeine might benefit your work out." frantic calls from boy scouts feet away from a big bear. how they helped rescue their pack leader before he could be killed. >> elizabeth: the latest on the road conditions and what to expect for the evening commute ahead at 5:00. we'll be right john kasich's an impatient rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. john kasich has proven he can do brought back jobs from mexico and china. keep us safe, make us boom. because he's done it before. only an impatient rascal can bring america back. new day for america is this advertising. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris whee

home to engagerred chimpanzees, gorillas and a breath taking a ray of rare species all flourishing ine. how remote is it? to get here it's a two-day road trip from the capital. first you take the northbound highway to the nearist village. you are still 50-kilometers aw away. from there it's an hour's drive down a narrow dirt trail and then a barge across a river, you pad i'll canoe down two more rivers and hike for five hours on elephant trails. at least these how do you it 23 your guide is dave morgan an ape expert from chicago's morgan park see. he is derned that climate change could spoil the most pristine place on earth for apes. >> we believe there could be subtle changes that could have dramatic impacts on chimpanzees and other species that are specialists. they need particular food items to survive. >> reporter: indigenous wildlife trackers say development and hunting have already taken their toll. >> translator: it's not good now with the wildlife. there are not many left. there is a lot of hunting and the animals have gone very far away. >> reporter: this is the most remote c

it's kind of like the 800 pound gorilla in the room. and at what point do you have to say hey this is getting a little crazy. what's the purpose of these things? >> should we have that conversation in this country? >> well, i would hope we could. i think there's room for some balance where somebody could you know enjoy all of the things that legitimate gun owners do. and yet, keep it so the rest of the population doesn't have to worry about somebody showing up in a movie theater with an ak .47. >> "america tonight's" adam may joins us, it's been 30 years but john moffitt is really haunted whether he sees all the mass shootings today. >> and he thinks about it when he sees all the mass shootings on the television like there is now. but he tries to fight for stronger gun laws in montana, he has a responsibility to do that, to prevent other families from going through what his family went through. in montana in missoula, he is pushing for background checks on all gun sales in missoula montana, it continues going through hearings right now,

it's part of a gorilla marketing ad strategy. >> it's sending a message to exactly the demographic we don't want to be communicating that graffiti is okay. >> now, city attorneys are threatening legal action. they want the music companies to pay for the cleanup. a san francisco supervisor is also working on legislation to increase buying for this type of advertising. >> not a justifiable purpose there, apparently. >>> 4:41 right now. coming up, new laws coming to a hoverboard near you. very soon you'll have to be 16 to ride one and those new rules don't stop there. the list of restrictions and when the law goes into effect, next. >>> got a tip for nbc investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> 4:44 right now on your tuesday morning. hopefully you have an ice scraper or something in the car because the temperatures are low enough that there is a lot of frost on windshields. >> yes, this morning, you need to get out there and just scrape away because you don't want to drive without clearing the windshield before you head o

adventure takes us into the heart of gabon's rainforest and in search of massive and majestic lowland gorillas silverback! >> there's a silverback right there on the road! get outta here. >> oh! >> oh, my god! he's there by the road! a silverback! we're covering some serious ground, all for the trek of a lifetime, when we go "into the wild." >> [gasps] ooh.

he also referred to the minor as a "handful" and said he "was like an 800 pound gorilla." after the parents filed a complaint with the iowa department of education, the teacher was investigated and founded for level 1 allegations of abuse. according to the administrative code, "a teacher under investigation for physical abuse must be placed on administrative leave when the level 1 investigation is 'founded.'" the district failed to do this. according to the district website, both employees are still employed at this time. the minor is currently being treated at siouxland mental health because of "serious emotional distress and suffering in the days and weeks following the incident." the minor and his parents are seeking compensation bfor the injuries and damages inflicted, awell as attorneys' fees and punitive damages."it was filed in federal court. we will be serving the lawsuit on the week or so. they have 20 days, i believe, to answer. then we proceed with the discovery process. in federal court we're usually looking at a ial maybe a year to a year and a half from now."

. >> yeah, because don't try to do this with gorilla, you know. >> right. threatening gesture if you do it. bonobos look right at you? >> yeah. >> reporter: bonobos may have a brain that's a third the size of ours but they're remarkably intelligent. those high-pitched screeches are sophisticated forms of communication. and their gestures are unmistakable. like chimpanzees, bonobos use tools in a wide variety of ways and are capable of abstract problem solving. so she cannot go deep. >> so she's breaking the stick, actually. >> yeah, she showed the stick is too short. >> so she got a longer stick. that's amazing. so she's using the stick to see how deep the water is. >> yes. >> reporter: bonobos are unique among great apes because they're not dominated by males. according to brian hare, a duke university evolutionary anthropologist who studies them at lola, it's the females who run the show. >> here if you try to be an alpha male you will be as they say corrected by the females. >> not just by one female, by all the females? >> that's right. bonobos violate

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gorilla conservation program. she kept wanting to have dinner with david she had a phd behind want ae and i didn't woman with phd behind her name and i kept putting off and i realized what an amazing job that she was doing and what she was committed to. and so that puts me in the region. we've done a lot of work in these countries. when i met emmanuel, in 2009 we went up to the park. in january of 2009, he had been there for maybe a year and i realized the challenges that he had and it really brought everything together. it brought the conversation piece, but poverty piece, the conflict peace, the agricultural piece. people had a lot of trouble with productivity around the park. people were encroaching on the park. it brought all of these pieces together. emmanuel has an impossible job. but that is the kind of challenge i love. we really started to work with emmanuel and we are doing it because he is there. when i met tony, it was funny because cage, who worked for tony for a long time, kept sending me these e-mai

the army of south vietnam cannot cope with the committed gorilla enemy.rained for conventional war american style. >> there is growing uncertainty about whether the advisory effort is really working. >> then in the midst there is a what's called a buddhist crisis. >> the war in vietnam has literally become a fight on two fronts. on one hand, the they face the vietcong communists and on the other hand a revolt of the majority, a fight which has been joined by thousands of students. >> the country's buddhist majority sees the president as a tyrant. >> we had established a government in south vietnam lead by a western educated catholic named thieu. thieu was our boy. >> but absolute power corrupts, and thieu becomes a dictator. >> a catholic presence imposing itself on a buddhist majority, and now they're going after the buddhists. >> soldiers and police broke up the demonstrations and killed nine persons. >> a debate broke out in the american government over whether we should continue to support diem or not. >> by the summer of 1963, there had been discussi

we've got this 800-pound gorilla after us now. in fact, i'm going to leave.saudi arabia and he's basically i think washed his hands of his father. >> reporter: on november 12th, kabul was overtaken by an afghan militia allied with the united states. the taliban were routed and bin laden ran to the one refuge he knew best -- the afghan mountains. so what will the future of osama bin laden's jihad look like? those who knew him say that his holy war and the violence it ignited will continue on. and everywhere people are wondering when al qaeda will strike next. bin laden himself had already written the next chapter. he called for his own children to carry on the fight. before his death bin laden became a father again, this time to a daughter he named safiyah, after a woman famous for killing a jewish spy. >> he told me that when my daughter will grow she will also kill the enemies of islam. >> reporter: from one generation to the next, osama bin laden left a legacy of terror. his holy war far, far from over. >> i think bin laden has been successful in creating 1

. >>> and today in history, in 1956, the first gorilla born in the zoo was named in columbus, still alive. his family tree includes more zoos across the country. >>> tonight's living large takes us back to the time of wise guys and mobsters. belonged to one of the biggest mob bosses in history. and much of it still looks like the way he moved in. here's emily smith. >> reporter: this home once belonged to aim bert anastasia, a man infamous. he had his fortress built in 1947. >> the walls are a thick and a half thick. you wonder why he did it that way. obviously to protect himself. i'm the president of gurney, of the new york city based action house. known for all kind of different sales from j.f.k., to elvis presley. >> reporter: the mobster used the home for boss meetings. >> he got his reward ten years after moving in here. while in 1957 while getting a hair cut at the park sheridan hotel in manhattan. >> reporter: the home had it's clear it needs a renovation. but its prime real estate on the palisades cliff overlooking manhattan. >> reporter: any would block -- they would block off th

significant defeat and pull back, and they'll come into the city again, and that's when we see the gorilla warfare in sinjar and other places. the type of fight that the iraqi security forces face and when going into the center of ramadi we have seen before. this is a fight led by the iraqi security forces. it's interesting now the u.s. is offering military advisors, that is if prime minister mohammed badr wants it, i'm blessing he will take up the offer. >> well, he's been asking for this since i.s.i.l. took over. he's been saying to the americans we need help, intelligence gathering, training, heavy weaponry, and promise of supplies of the f-16 aircraft that we can use against i.s.i.l. fighters. those pleas have not fallen on deaf ears. the americans have been slow responding. it's likely that this is towards a domestic audience, particularly when you look at the russian involvement in syria and here. the joint commanders, the russians and the syrians set up against their fight against i.s.i.l., is a reason the americans are looking to ramp up their pressure. there's a lot of regional co

the touch screen is gorilla glass. no, maura. i'm ... i'm not gonna do this. it'll work. okay. you're gonna make a six-inch incision right here. and a five-inch there. okay, just try not to cut the superficial peroneal nerve. - no. i can't do this. - take off your shirt. what? okay, now i know you've suffered a head injury. and let's go. to bind the wound. okay, come on. oh, god, maura. please.. please don't make me do this. listen to me. listen to me. you just keep on cutting, okay, till the blood starts to flow. maura, i'm sorry. i can't do this. you're a sprout trooper! okay? just...once you make the double incision you massage the wound like this. okay, the blood will be black. i can't. i can't. i'm so sorry. i can't do this. oh, please. - come on. - oh, god. - okay. okay. - okay. alright. alright. you ready? okay. use more pressure. i'm okay. you're alright? ow! i'm not okay! aah! ohh! maura? maura? (korsak) 'rachel was a phd candidate in geology at bcu' mcnamara is a professor of hydrology at waltham university. too close to be a coincidence. she didn't take any classes w

. >> one of the world's most protected homes of endangered chimpanzees and gorillas ar is w in trouble. financial good evening, i'm randall pinkston in new york. we begin with president obama answer address to the nation. earlier this evening he spoke from the oval office, only the third time he's used that for a live broadcast speech. he called on congress to pass reforms and urged americans to stop fear from breeding hate. mike viqueria has more from the white house. >> good evening, randall. there were no new policies or initiatives announced. but what the president did do is try to assure the president that the fbi, the military, and the cia were on the case. with 14 dead in the san bernardino mass murder president obama says the suspects were motivated by groups like i.s.i.l. >> so far we have no evidence that the cullers were directed by a terrorist organization overseas or they were part of a bigger conspiracy at home but it is clear that the two of them had gone down the dark path of radicalization. >> a new phase instead of complicateing events like 9/11,ing the terrorists are

there is a place that is rare haven for gorillas in the north of the repuckblic of congo.n hendren made the trek to discover problems being caused by changes in the climate. >> this is the view from atop the most isolated jungle on earth. >> so this is cool. we've got fiona, an adult chim paz e. she doesn't have children, elo, with her youngster. >> if remains an unspoiled haven for wildlife, home tom champagnes ease and a how row meet is it? to get to the triangle is a 2-day road trip from the capitol. take the northbound highway to the nearest village. you are still 50 kilometers away from there, it's an hour's drive down narrow dirt trails and a barge across the sanga river. paddle al river and hike for hours on elephant trails. >> this is it? >> this is home sweet home. >> how you do it if your guide is dave morgan from lincoln park zoo. he has been studying the area for 16 years and he is concerned climate change could endanger the area. >> we believe there could be subtle damages that could have dramatic impacts on chim pans ease and others that are specialists. they