some argue that gorillas should now be immunised, too.aving them from extinction is now a number one priority for conservationists and an ebola vaccine does offer some much needed hope, but there could be significant risks. finding a method to get a dose of the vaccine into every gorilla would be difficult. there's also a risk that it could harm the animals, instead of helping them. we, as great ape conservationists, are concerned about any unintended impacts on the health of the target apes, such as introduction of a disease that might spread amongst the intended population that we're trying to protect. the future of these animals is hanging in the balance. the forests are currently free of ebola, but it's inevitable it will strike again. conservationists need to decide whether the risk of vaccinating or not vaccinating is one they're willing to take. rebecca morelle, bbc news. ed sheeran has made music history with his third album, divide. every track has entered the uk's top 20 as a result of downloading or streaming — his songs also a

to immunize gorillas in the wild. of chimpanzees with promising results, according to a study in the journal, scientific reports. but some warn there could be serious risks. 0ur science correspondent, rebecca morelle, has more. in the african forests, an animal at risk of vanishing forever. gorillas already face many threats, from poaching to habitat loss, but perhaps the most worrying is ebola. the deadly disease is thought to have wiped out many thousands of these great apes. now a vaccine could be the answer. so we put it on the sides of the nose and they got under the tongue. this scientist has carried out a small trial on captive chimps, the last before bio medical research on these animals was banned in the us. he found a vaccine protected them against the virus and now he wants to use it on gorillas in the wild. ebola and other diseases are a huge threat. if these were our children, we vaccinate our children, right? we vaccinate our pets. we vaccinate domestic livestock. we vaccinate wildlife in the developed w

and i heard my grandmother was gonna go get this sick gorilla.dn't even stand up, and he had this septic arthritis and he had tb, so he had to be quarantined. >> the family nurses otto back to health, and he becomes almost a brother to debbie. >> you don't look afraid. >> oh, not at all. i felt more secure with him than with anybody in the world. >> was he dangerous? >> i never was afraid of him -- never. >> he grows up to be a fearsome sight though. so fearsome that american tourister casts him as the 400-pound suitcase abusing star in its famous luggage ads. by then debbie's grandparents have quit the carnival circuit. but they don't retire in florida. instead, they open their home to the public. they call it noell's ark chimp farm. they're hoping all these lovable creatures can keep tourists entertained and support them and their rescue efforts. it doesn't quite work out that way. >> the attitude and the people changed. people would picket. they were being chastised. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question -- in 1

some argue that gorillas should be immunised too. a method to get a dose of the vaccine into every gorilla would be difficult. there is also a risk it could harm the animals, instead of helping them. we are concerned about any unintended impact on the health of the target apes, such as introduction of other disease that might spread among the intended population that we're trying to protect. the future of these animals is hanging in the balance. the forests are currently free of ebola but it is inevitable that will strike again. conservationists need to decide whether the risk of vaccinating or not vaccinating is one they are willing to take. rebecca morelle, bbc news. stunning creatures. let's get some spot the youth the former formula i and motorcycling world champion, john surtees, has died at the age of 83. he is still the only man to become world champion on two wheels and four. andy swiss looks back on his life. hot favourite after wins in 58 and 59, three, john surtees, rocketing away. he was a natural racer, and determined. j

some argue that gorillas should be immunized, too.illas are one of our closest relatives, and saving them from extinction is now a number one priority for conservationists. an ebola vaccine does offer much-needed hope, but there could be significant risks. finding a method to get a dose of the vaccine into every gorilla would be difficult. there was also a risk that it could harm the animals instead of helping them. >> we as conservationists are concerned about any unintended impacts on the health of the apes, such as introduction of a disease that might spread amongst the intended population we are trying to protect. rebecca: the future of these animals is hanging in the balance. the forests are currently free of ebola, but it is inevitable it will strike again. conservation of conservationists need to decide whether the risk of vaccinating or not vaccinating is one they are going to take. rebecca morelle, bbc news. jane: still tonight -- still to come on tonight's program, it is something every parent has experienced but not usually

experts are using cutting edge technology to help save a gorilla to help that gorilla have a happier gorillas didn't seem to like her. they couldn't figure out why. kerry sanders is at the jacksonville zoo and gardens with what might be the answer. this is interesting, kerry. >> reporter: very interesting. she wasn't interacting with the other animal here's, the other gorillas. well, bobby fingle shows us. they call her name. kambuka. >> reporter: see how she doesn't deaf. it's a big day for kambuka. the 20-year-old lowland gorilla at the jacksonville zoo. >> a critical time getting her from the van to the treatment table. >> reporter: she is tranquilized and on a gurney. all 286 pounds of the mighty gorilla, quieted for three hours. >> she got a ton of ketamine. >> reporter: experts test her hearing. >> it is promising to get the test done. >> reporter: a team of vets, united with experts from children's hospital. it's not often you have a gorilla on an exam table like this. >> this would be a first. >> reporter: the merging of human experts with veterinarians, logical because criti

the two gorillas reside in the santa cruz area.with the heavey rains from the recent storms the roof to their play yard and sleeping quarters has sustained significant damage. the gorilla foundation is trying to raise 35-thousand dollars for the roofing project. the foundation says the did not anticipate the roof replacement in their annual budget... and are now asking for the public's help. a go-fund-me page has been set up for the project... over 20 thousand dollars has already been donated. if you would like to make a contribution-- you can find a link to it at kron4-dot-com. (pam) first we told you about j-c penney shutting stores -- including the one in richmond... now another retailer -- one which has been around for more that 130- years may be closing its doors. sears is facing serious financial problem... with its stock price at an all time low. the company says it has "substantial doubt" about whether it will be able to stay in business. with competitors such as walmart and target... and the surge of online shopping... sea

little girl hurt her knee and her parents say she's still shaken by what happened. >> awful. >>> a gorilla a block of wood and struck a pregnant woman in the head. now officials at the new orleans zoo are trying to figure out how it happened. sylvia is 6 months pregnant and she fell on her stomach when the wood hit her. zoo officials are doing all they can to meet her medical needs but she's not happy with the level of attention from the zoo. >> they did a report, they did my vitals and they didn't offer to take me to the hospital or anything. they just told me where the nearest hospital was. >> zoo officials say that block of wood was full of honey used to amuse the gorillas. they insist what happened was a freak accident. but it was an accident. right? they got to do something to make it better; right? >> you'd think so. >> nothing that won't get me into trouble. >> let's keep it moving. ment we're looking at temperatures in the 60s tomorrow. again thursday. they're going to start falling off the table. it's going to lead to arctic air over the weekend and in case you miss this earlier i

the gorillas were definitely here. we arejoined now gorillas were definitely here.es. david is a gifted story—teller and has a lovely voice within the app it felt like a natural and obvious thing to bring those stories to life for young children. we can see behind us one of the images, it‘s one of yours, talk us through the look and feel that you were trying to get. well, firstly i was extremely honoured, this is a dream job for me, a massive wildlife fan so i was chuffed to be on here. laura had seen some chuffed to be on here. laura had seen some of my work, i had done animation with a bird guide thing and it was bright and colourful and generally it's in that vein, i thought let's go for the same thing and hopefully i can come up with something nice they're going to like and captures david which was a bit daunting personally. how do he even start to capture him? i tried to simplify it, i simplify most stuff i do. whether it is humans or animals, i try do. whether it is humans or animals, itry and do. whether it is humans or animals, i try and keep it to a couple

they are the 800-pounds gorilla. i don't care if snap goes you have 25% from here even if it's the next microsoft, am or google. history says wait 3-6 months. the price will stabilize then you can buy it it's insane to go buy and trade this almost garbage now. trish: wow, almost garbage. gary: john, let's go back to the markets. we built in expectations for tax cuts and regulatory reform. the market is pricing in a lot of this. to go back to what trish was saying about concerns that are out there. when will the market say enough is enough. when will we have to worry what we are not getting out of washington will start to impact the markets? >> the markets do with they are going to do. and we talk about triggers after. just to take a hierarchy. if you look at the proposals. one that's positive and has month cost is re-patriation. on the on th -- on the other ha- >> it's seasoned by these companies. but who is going to spend money, infrastructure bank controlled by whom. but the money will come back. that seems like a

was in a gorilla suit. >> jimmy: you're gorilla-themed in general.ctually. people say he's an ape. >> jimmy: yeah, they do say ape. >> i called him a monkey once and it didn't go down well on twitter. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, people get very specific about that sort of thing. they love when you're wrong. do you speak other languages? your spanish was shaky. [ laughter ] >> i speak a little french. >> jimmy: oh, do you? okay. >> but only because i've worked there a lot. >> jimmy: i see. >> so i studied it a bit in school. >> jimmy: did you go to boarding school? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's not such a big thing here, boarding school. if you're bad, you go to boarding school here. your parents have had enough of you. >> maybe the same is true in the uk and i just didn't know. >> jimmy: was it an all-boys school? >> yeah, it was. it was kinda mixed and then it was all boys in the teenage years. >> jimmy: i see. just when you want it to not be all boys. >> yeah. i always say boarding school is like a mixture of harry potter and the great escape. >> jimmy: okay. >>

he told them this story is like making love to a gorilla.t is not going to stop until the guerrilla wanted to. i figured i could tell that story. >> greg: that is filthy, dana. >> kimberly: it's funny. >> dana: meaning that the media is the gorilla. trying to lighten up. even if you want to move on, it's difficult. you have the fbi director saying that there was an investigation. they will be asked for updates on it which comey will probably not comment but at some point he is going it either have to say the investigation ended and there is nothing or there is something there. he will continue to be asked about it. the best way for the white house to move on is for a win on thursday when they have votes on the house on the american health care act. if they get a win there, they can try to move on. >> kimberly: that's the strategy. what do you think? >> eric: the left loves this story and they're going to continue to hound greatest -- they are going to continue to hound. >> dana: they are the gorilla. >> eric: comey and rogers said he didn't

in the fourth, suns gorilla mascot makes a diving play on the court, he was retrieving a drum stick that ended up there, no word how it got there but quality save by the gorilla right there, nice move wizard wynn 131-127. >>> sixers off tomorrow night, and, and local youngsters. sixers replace traditional red carpet with blue, outside of the 23rd street armory last night, team, at sixers youth foundation gala and players robert covington and nick stauskus were on hand for party, youth foundation, engages the city, city youngsters through power of hoops. >>> he saved the game with the clutch play in the union, season opener and now he is coming to the cbs-3 studio, philadelphia union star keegan rosenberry will be with us, he is in our next hour, lancaster county native played four years at georgetown before bringing his talents to chester, and he was also selected through the mls all-star team and was runner up for rookie of the year. we will meet keegan rosenberry in the next hour. >> you know, katie's upset. >> katie is probably so bummed >> katie fehlinger is a huge union fan. >> sorr

when these pictures surfaced on an instagram account, one showing a student photo shopped necks to a gorilla. other pictures so offensive we can't even show them to you. >> talking about how they want slavery back and saying how people look like gorillas and things like that. that's not acceptable. >> reporter: we're told 11 students were suspended and three others may have been expelled. the district superintendent couldn't go into further detail about disciplinary action but says the district stands behind the students' right to protest. >> we will not tolerate racism. we will not tolerate homophobe i can't. we will not tolerate hate speech or hurtful behavior in any way, shape, or form. >> reporter: early thursday morning students reported seeing noose at a park by the school but after further investigation albany police say it was nothing more than a rope swing and not tied to the ongoing incidents at albany high school. >> reporter: some of the students don't seem to buy the investigation and the result of that investigation with albany police but nonetheless they want the school distri

>> that would be creepy. >> not creepier than that gorilla coming across are the floor. >>> up next, we all know bacon isn't exactly diet food but there's a frightening new warning about the health risk of chowing down on the crispy sticks of bacon. how much would you pay for your own personal parking space? how can $300,000? city is going for. the space is located in the garage of a condo building in brooklyn. you can think of it this way, $300,000 is the same as getting a $60 parking ticket every day for nearly 14 years. what a great way to look at that. we'll be right back. chowing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ z29phz z16fz y29phy y16fy >>> plane americans given up trying to loss weight. the group with the biggest loss of interest in slimming down were those overweight but obese. they analyze health surveys from 1988 to 2014. more than 27,000 adults were included. in early surveys about half adults werov 2014 that number climbed to 65%. >> it's tough. because you have to have the will power to do it but also maintain it. >> it is a tough thing. especially in this world where now all we

. >>> she's probably the most famous living gorilla in the korld. coco, the signing gorilla needs some help. >> they're raising money to repair all the damage done in the winter storms. the foundation's hoping to rise $35,000. they need to fix the roof on the facility's play yard and the sleeping quarters too and there are lots of other repairs. handlers say it's so messy right now, koko's buddy has been walking around with his hands in the air to try to keep them from getting wet. we have a link to the gofundme page on our website, abc7news.com. >>> a sinkhole has been a year-old headache for people in a east bay neighborhood. >>> also a legal boost for california's high speed rail system. >>> and the internet is responding. people are not so happy that there's change in the air for virgin america months after its purchase by alaska airlines. >>> the silver lining on everything today, it's national puppy day, and our adoption is underway right now. look, it is 4:49 in the morning and tails are wagging. >> that dog j that other dog. it wants some sc

. >> anyway, still ahead, did the phoenix suns gorilla mascot go rogue during last night's game. i wonder if that was a female or male, what do you think on that? >> no comment. >> louis will explain what happened next in sports. were constantly thinking. always on the lookout for patterns and connections to make everything work better. but it's really the internet of everyday life. ♪ the partnership between dell technologies and sap helps make the promise of the internet of things a reality for our customers. we know how powerful live data can be. we use sap at dell to run everything from finance to procurement to travel expenses. and that's the same kind of live insight we can now start offering to all of our customers. and as we get better information, better insights, it can improve virtually every aspect of society and the economy. that's the opportunity of our generation. the next industrial revolution. that's why dell technologies runs live with sap. it's the simple things in life that mean the most. boost® simply complete™. nortificial avors, colors or sweeteners, pl 1gra

. >> grandpa would go with a young gorilla on a motorcycle, go get a slurpee. >> grappling great apespeople would come and watch people box and wrestle. >> but, this whole "gorilla magilla"... >> people would come and picket the facility. >> ...is no barrel of monkeys. >> i was told "don't open this envelope until i pass away." he's a good boy. >> that sounds like an ultimatum. >> it was. game on. ♪ ♪

about relying on it too much because what would be thrown back is also aren't you connected to the gorillaand the ape. douglas was careful about how he discussed it later in life. thank you very much for coming. [applause] >> thank you all for coming out tonight. we are going to have the signing right here and line you through the doorway and get the chairs out of the way as quickly as you can. the book is for sale in the next book for 25% off tonight. so thank you all. >> thanks for having me. [inaudible conversations] >> i even have a signing pen. >> and today on book tv we are live from the 23rd annual virginia festival of the book in charlottesville. you will hear topics of the civil language, protest and media. university of pennsylvania professor lisa reports on alternatives to traditional banking, you will also hear from rod, the american conservative who provides for living in a modern world. we will bring you the national book critics award and hear from fox news radio host talking about america's political and cultural landscape and we will also examine what college students in t

and congressman mark meadows and congressman jim jordan among our guests tomorrow. a young gorilla on a motorcycle, go get a slurpee. >> grappling great apes. >> people would come and watch people box and wrestle. >> but, this whole "gorilla magilla"... >> people would come and picket the facility. >> ...is no barrel of monkeys. >> i was told "don't open this envelope until i pass away." he's a good boy. >> that sounds like an ultimatum. >> it was. game on. ♪ ♪

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a picture of a fellow student and a woman next to gorillas and nooses around a basketball player and her coach. others so offensive, we can't show them. >> this is a hate crime. >> the mother of a 14-year-old girl, one of several shown in the photos. her daughter don't know the accused students. >> it is hurtful. you have insecurity as a teen and then this comes along and it's not the first time she's been targeted. >> the pictures were discovered by students who told the principal. >> it's because they spoke up so quickly and had that courage, our principal and the staff investigated. >> val williams wouldn't discuss the discipline for the students who created the deeply hurtful material. and less than 5% of the students are african-american. >> it's not acceptable and they're offensive and it's more than disturbing. they're disgusting and we're not going to tolerate racism and bullying and cyberbullying. >> police are also investigating inalbany and they're not commenting while the case is ongoing. >> just stupid. i thought we were in a great community, it's horrible to see this. t

. >> there is a picture of me compared to a gorilla. >> reporter: the page no longer exists but it was up for two months before school officials found out about it. those who made comments opt page were suspended and today they were confronted by the students they made fun of. >> it was really like chaotic and crazy. there was a lot of screaming and i don't know, it was really overwhelming. >> reporter: outside, hundreds of students gathered for a sit-in and rally to say enough is enough. >> i've steen instances of transphobia and homophobia and anti-semiism. >> reporter: this woman's daughter was targeted on site. she wants all of those involved expelled. >> do we need to find one of these children hanging from the trees to take this seriously? has not a joke. >> reporter: a district superintendent promises to take all this seriously. the black student union will hold a rally tomorrow and parents of the targeted students will meet officials on campus on saturday. abc 67 news. >>> new at 11:00, in the north bay tonight, the falloutout from the football team hazing scandal copies. fwhor

if the 800-pound gorilla of global health. shouldn't we look at into the problem of causing it?yes it has become the 800-pound gorilla but the truth is the 80e it was the 800-pound float called the world health organization. it absolutely needed someone else driving it. at the same time, the world health organization actually has a tiny budget, two-point to billion dollars. i'm writing a piece about the race for the director general of global organization. the first time the electing cause i democratically. they have 8000 employees. they haven't $8.2 billion 2 billion-dollar budget which is a quarter of the cdc's budget and half the new york post at syrian hospital. the employees, many of them are scattered in local offices and regional offices. there's a great deal of time wasted in battling back and forth with local and regional offices in geneva and they often don't do what people want to do. they had terrible leadership problems. three quarters of their budget is not from un dues but from donations. the united states, great britain, melinda gates, norway, japan and other pow

you see him in the gorilla mask. he looks like he's trying to distract the opposing team. what he was actually doing is grabbing a drumstick that ended up on the middle of the court. he got out of there. he got the stick and got out of the court in just the nick of time. >> the one guy looks back like, gorilla, what are you doing? >> all right. some drumsticks. that's making my hungry. we've been hungerering for nice weather. we've got that outside right now. warming temperatures, 60s and low 70s outside. half moon bay, 60. 70s close so san jose. >> talking beach weather. thank you, rob. >> thank you for joinings us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. ♪ >>> stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> hi. >> hi. >> oh. painful. >> what kind of kiss is that? >> broke my heart is what it is. >> come on. that's where you plan a nice, juicy kiss on her right there. >> i don't like where this is going, kit. >> right. >> oh. right there. jack ruined the last night with the family. with that lame good-bye. look at the kids sitting there. that's not how you

. >> there's a picture of me compared to a gorilla. >> reporter: hundreds of students staged a sit-in and rally yesterday. the anchor boiled over when the kids accused of liking the instagram page were surrounded by furious students as they tried to leave from a meeting. one mom said her son's nose was broken in the confrontation. the superintendent is investigating. another rally is planned today. students hope it helps them start healing. >> i'm aching, terrible, depressed. it was hard to get up, but you have to go on. we're unified as a school. it's great. >> reporter: one mom heart broken, but her daughter walked in with confidence. >> i'm sad. i'm 50 years old, and i thought that by the time i got here, you know, our daughters, we'd have no issues like this. >> reporter: again, we've reached out to the supersben didn't's office to see what plan is in place to protect the kids at today's rally. no comment from the district office. the superintendent e-mailed parents saying they will be discussing all of this at next month's board meeting. reporting live in albany, abc 7 news. >> s

. >> there is a picture of me compared to a gorilla. >> reporter: the page no longer exists but it wasfor two months before school officials found out about it. those who made comments opt page were suspended and today they were confronted by the students they made fun of. >> it was really like chaotic and crazy. there was a lot of screaming and i don't know, it was really overwhelming. >> reporter: outside, hundreds of students gathered for a sit-in and rally to say enough is enough. >> i've steen instances of transphobia and homophobia and anti-semiism. >> reporter: this woman's daughter was targeted on site. she wants all of those involved expelled. >> do we need to find one of these children hanging from the trees to take this seriously? has not a joke. >> reporter: a district superintendent promises to take all this seriously. the black student union will hold a rally tomorrow and parents of the targeted students will meet officials on campus on saturday. abc 67 news. >>> new at 11:00, in the north bay tonight, the falloutout from the football team hazing scandal copies. fwhor var

senator braun: race is the hundred pound gorilla in the room. it defines the context of the conversation, and that's just reality. as we change the reality, and that reality has been changing -- the great victory my mind of the civil rights movement was not just integration, the great victory of it was that it made racism unpopular. public racism. there are people who privately will say what they say, they will tell the racist jokes and everything, but the largest of society frowns on that conduct now. that's very different than 100 years ago. it's very different than what was going on at the turn of the last century. us toreat victory allows get in the next level, where that will be. i think it is probably continue ,ne -- is probably a continuum the fact that we are in a different place on race now that we were this country 50 years ago in brown versus board of education was decided. but we're not where we can get to. mr. bond: that's a great segue to one of the last questions. william allen writes thinking in terms of race or gender, until we

even show them to you. >> talking about how they want slavery back and saying how people look like gorillasand things like that. that's not acceptable. >> reporter: we're told 11 students were suspended and three others may have been expelled. the district superintendent couldn't go into further detail about disciplinary ti

>> jimmy: it's about king kong, a giant gorilla! jimmy: it's a fun movie. >> and i get a chance to like not be afraid of kong. ever since i was a kid, you go to king kong movie, we come home, we pretend to run from kong. but i actually reach a point in this movie where when i meet him. he's like killing my guys. i'm the commander of a a helicopter troop, and he's smacking the helicopters out of the air like they're butterflies and you know, it's on for me. dude i think that could take on a giant monster. >> right, so i got to stare him down. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> it's like, i'm coming to get that ass. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you got to tweet that. you got to tweet that, yeah. we have a clip, it's a great clip. here's samuel l. jackson and his co-stars, it's the first time they meet their nemesis, "kong: skull island," is in theaters next friday, check this out. >> fox eight is down. fox four is down. >> respond, fox three. [ radio chatter ] >> oh, my god. [ radio chatter ] does anybody know what that is? >> i don't know, man! [

. >>> cocoa, the signing gorilla, needs some help.gorilla foundation is launching a go fund me campaign. they are hoping to raise $35,000 to fix the roofs on the facility's play yard and sleeping quarters. handlers say things are so messy, cocoa's buddy has been walking around with his hands in the air to keep them from getting wet. if you'd like to contribute, we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> bb stores are closing.re clo they are shutting down nationwide. the company will now be an online only brand. bebe will try to close its 170 locations and do so without filing for bankruptcy. the company got its start in san francisco but is now based in brisbane. by contrast, starbucks is expanding. 25 years to the day after its initial public offering, they announced plans to open 3400 more stores in the u.s. they're already on every block. >> where is the room? >> where are they going to put more stores? it will expand by 12,000 across the globe. the company also expanded its pledge to hire veteran, now saying it will hire 25,