we catch a rare glimpse of a mountain gorilla in the wild in the d.r. sea. find out how a simple water filter changes the lives of schoolchildren in uganda. and we'll hear how scientists are fighting to preserve coral reefs off the coast of south africa. have you ever wondered why countries need national parks and nature reserves why can't wild animals just roam freely why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reporter breaks down for us just how vital national parks are to african countries. it's one of the one of the most amazing natural spectacles the great migration of wind based in east africa over a million of them follow the rains every year they traverse this isn't guilty of fast track to read and use interns and kenya part of it is the famous sit in getting national park interns any of the covers almost fifteen thousand square kilometers and protects countless animals from mine came to their west for it. population growth threatens the world and it's a region throughout the continent africa's population

we catch a rare glimpse of a mountain gorilla in the wild in the d.r. see. find out how a simple water filter changed the lives of schoolchildren in uganda. and we'll hear how scientists are finding to preserve coral reefs off the coast of south africa. have you ever wondered why countries need national parks and nature reserves why can't wild animals just roam free and why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reporter breaks down for us just how vital national parks are to african countries. it's one of the world's most amazing natural spectacles the great migration of wind based in east africa over a million of them follow the rains every year they traverse the soaring gayety of vast tracts of wilderness interns and kenya part of it is the famous serengeti national park interns any of the covers almost fifteen thousand square kilometers and protects countless animals from man came to their west for it. population growth threatens the wild in this region told the continent africa's population is projected to a

and twenty three baby gorillas have been on a date with an official naming ceremony in rwanda we'll tell you why and why him homage to show you the hash tag eighteen spread. the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live in an al-jazeera dot com we call it syria's war but today was proof that it is a conflict owned and influenced by so many others and the presidents of iran turkey and russia matts to state their varying claims with turkey's president one warning of a bloodbath in the rebel stronghold of his talk grows a final offensive these talks could well decide what happens to millions of people in syria and really the future of this seven year civil war the syrian government says it is planning a military offensive but the united nations envoy said panic is spreading among the three million people and. they have been warnings from both france and the u.s. that they will take action particularly if chemical weapons are used what a three way meeting means three well placed correspondents to talk us through it all with what they invest into iran where the

the seventy fifth venice film festival what's hot on the lido asphalt gorilla's a fast paced satire set in the balance of underworld and fact is both a political threat a lot tells the story of anti nuclear protests in the nineteen eighties. but we begin in the present and in venice at the film festival now seen as the premier oscar launching pad ahead of cat plenty of heavyweight hollywood is once again on show or off site and eagerly awaited movie from a german oscar winning director but first up first man a giant step for ryan gosling. first mantle osthoff hollywood darling ryan gosling lighting up opening night at the venice film festival it was a terrific start to this year's high octane lineup. gosling plays neil armstrong the first man on the moon in the one nine hundred sixty s. armstrong achieve the impossible for us man takes us on the long journey that led up to the iconic moment on strawman the scientists who made the space train a reality experienced many setbacks but also took a toll on armstrong's private life. and to come back. they were to explore the moon but what they

it is home to a host of celebrities, including a western lowland gorilla named koko...growling] whose life challenges what it is that makes humans unue. over 40 years ago, penny patt set out to discover if humans and gorillas could ever communicate. woman: everyone wh they're a child has that dr. doolittle moment where they think, you know, if only we could talk to animals. and here was a chance. ator: what began as a ph.d. to teach sign language to koko

we did a little gorilla theater and i emerged from the gorilla theater and gave a speech about proposition 13 and i was going to wreck the state. and it kind of turned out to be the story. in a way, i wrote this book is a bit of penance because i realize i should have just thank my parents for all they did. instead warning the state of what was to come. got very immersed in the social struggles and that's what informs this book. >> thank you. for banana slugs, the cheddar evolution. back in the early 30s, u.s. supreme court justice at least popularized the phrase, laboratories of democracy. - - where power is concentrated on a federal level but also diffuse. right now we are having issues at the federal level. i did see your hat ma'am. for all of you that can talk a little about current experiment. anything you might find noteworthy from a laboratory perspective in your state. whatever it is you think might be most influential or we could learn from the most. obviously, not all of those things are things we want to run from but possibly, we should. >> sure. for many generations, wisconsin

the seventy fifth venice film festival what's called the lido asphalt gorillas are fast thanks to suffer in silence underworld and rockers go for political for a lot social story off and to nuclear protests.

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gorilla glue. of course. gorilla glue expands into the materials to form an incredibly strong bond.or the toughest jobs on planet earth. >>> if senior administration officials think that the president of the united states is not able to do his job then they should invoke the 25th amendment. >> elizabeth warren of massachusetts, a possible 2020 contender weighing in on the stunning "new york times" up-ed in which an anonymous official claims members of the cabinet considered invoking the 25th amendment. today nearly every administration official publically denying penning the op-ed. one of the questions is -- we were talking about this before the break, bob corker making the statement about the biggest mystery is who wouldn't have written this op-ed. what should he do about it? >> what republicans are contending with and should contend with is the extremely important fact that the american people elected donald trump president of the united states. one of the arguments against donald trump and one that i have made at times is that he breaks norms and he under mines institutions. if y

when i die i'm going to be a gorilla.""we got a good laugh out of that one."had a rare childhood cancer.he battled it for 10 months.he died july 6. mother: "we know that he was going to die. we knew that was coming and it just didn't seem right for us to have such a impersonal obituary."his parents worked to make his final wishes come true.they hosted a celebration of life - complete with bounce houses snow cones and an asgardians burial like thor's mom from the movie."we did what garrett wanted and he didn't want it a sad funeral. no. this was just nothing but a happy time." now they're focused on keeping his memory alive by raising money for pediatric cancer research.mother: "when it comes down to it real action is funding cancer research." father: "we're hoping that doing this brings more money and so unlike us unfortunately no more families lose their children."and they're working to make one more final wish come true.garrett said he wanted to be made into a tree so you could live in it. mother: "so we did a lot of research and had a lot of wonderful peopl

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some of those gorillas are still hiding out in the surrounding countryside, fighting on despite the peaceup guerillas. but those who have given up their weapons are now living a very different life. in the demobilisation camp, i meet ivan ale, a former farc commander now running the camp. not so long ago he was organising attacks on the military and police. now they are watching him from a wary distance, after turning up unannounced to monitor our visit. for the hundreds of former farc fighters and their families, living in this camp civilians now takes a huge adjustment. there is a palpable sense of listlessness here, a lack of purpose. no one can be sure just how they will be accepted by colombia's civil society. but if this project is for anyone, it is for those with a life ahead of them. most of these children were born in the jungle them. most of these children were born in thejungle in them. most of these children were born in the jungle in a them. most of these children were born in thejungle in a time of conflict. they are going to need both in education and a stable future in a n

and china to find a mechanism to in a way reduce the influence if you will this eight hundred pound gorilla so the bigger signal is the iran deal and if you will the j.c. feel it is becoming a preview for the world to do first to fight it way it's my national making them from washington and from play actually frankly new york at our national events so perfectly put come out and you know one of the things again one of the ironies is that you know donald trump wants a new deal of some sort with iran and the iranians will come to him but at the same time he's demonizing a government that he says he's willing to sit down and talk to he's demonizing a government that he'd like to see overthrown i mean that is a galling contradiction go ahead in london. absolutely any talk of a new deal is unlikely to go down well even in the european capital. because however flawed the deal might be all european countries supports it and it's working we heard quite a few heads of states even yesterday say that iran is sticking to their side of the bargain there is no need to finish this deal and we see the u.s.

know all of those countries because we always seem to focus on the big one the eight hundred pound gorilla and that's china's so could this twenty five percent tariff on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese made goods coming into the states those haven't been imposed yet but some say it could happen very soon and it seems like that would be a really big hairy. what are the products the i phone we know that's made over there but what are some of the other products which could be impacted and what are the options for apple here's steve well you have the the pencil the watch the air pod a bunch of other components like cables and accessories those are the products that way does see a price increase here in the united states and analysts believe that it would have caused a ten to twenty percent drop in profits on those products but that just makes up they say about a one percent difference in the total bottom line you know those products sold in the united states make up about that it's twenty six billion dollars a year and that's one third of the sale of those products you mention the

this is the 400 pound gorilla in the room 80 oh pounds, whichever.ing at making a bullish bet. here is the thing. first of all the stock is in a bullish trend. and secondly we have an identifiable catalyst coming up in the form of earnings which ner announcing in october. we have something that could make the stock move sharply. and finally, looking at those moves what we noticed is that the current price of ongss is implying a move low are than that which we've experienced it's implying a move about 7% on earnings actually over the last 8 quarters averaging about 8%. right now options are looking like a decent value. what we target essentially with the prior highs. we are trying to avoid basically a return to these level if that's what we look at looking at the trades specifically, i'm looking to capture that october catalyst, i was specifically looking at the 375, 415 call spread, these were 18.60 looking at those earlier today. and i could sell these 415 calls against it for $6.15 net-net, i spend just under $12.50 for this call spread. looking at

trump is like that gorilla getting riled up on what he's doing in the mirror.s like, "you see what he did?" and here's my favorite part of this story. white house staff know that the calls happen, thanks to the president entering a room and announcing "i just hung up with hannity." or even ringing hannity up from his desk in their presence. how are you both the president and a star [bleep]? how? like, no other world leader does that, you realize it. putin's never talking to his assistant like, "[russian accent] not big deal, "but i was at party with actor who play sheldon "on 'big bang,' yeah. "yeah, elon musk and grimes there too. just saying. yeah. yeah." [eerie music] so lawmakers in both parties are against trump separating kids from their parents. and more surprising, even trump is against trump separating kids from their parents. - we want to solve this problem. we want to solve family separation. i don't want children taken away from parents. - now, i know you might be a little confused right now. like, why would trump hate the policy that he himself mad

colombia's president says the leader of the united gorillas of the pacific has been killed victor davidson led about one hundred twenty former far fighters who remained in the jungle and refused to give up arms as part of a two thousand and sixteen peace deal the end more than five decades of war support a sister was also killed in the shootout with the navy and police. early this morning with most dangerous pacific non-body david was neutralized he was considered the head of the so-called you know what is good news of the pacific today we gave that live and we are demonstrating all of those criminals through the watchful eye of. the new york times is reporting that the trumpet ministration secretly met venezuelan military officials to the sky a coup attempt against president nicolas maduro the newspaper citing unnamed u.s. officials and the former venezuelan military commander said the coup plans were discussed but then stalled trump has been critical of motherhood all in his handling of the economic crisis which has led to a severe shortage of food and medical supplies well to understand

we did a little gorilla theater. and i emerged from the theater and gave a speech about proposition 13 and i was going to wreckanan it. it kind of turned out to be the story. in a way i wrote this bookd as a bit of penitence. i should've just think my parents for all they did. i get very emotional and a lot of social struggles. it's going well. back in the early 30s which the u.s. supreme court justice at least two popular is that phrase. referring to the states. in the patriot fact. that it is concentrated on a federal level. where having some issues at the federal level. i was hoping all of you could talk about on the laboratory front a little bit about current experiments. and anything you might find noteworthy. whatever you think might be most influential. or we can learn from everyone. for many generations it was the laboratory for democracy.wi social security act was drafted by wisconsin. an idea called the wisconsin idea. to serve the citizens of the state. dispersed workers compensation. they were replicated

gorillas and partisan spying, all of that. those are regions we overlook because they are not where the big campaigns are but a crucial and fascinating. >> -- tion over here? >> scott, this has to do with marilyn's influences. 1862 lincoln called for troops and after sumpter. about 20% of the army of the potomac was brand-new. firing the first shots, some of them have never loaded their guns before the morning of september 17. certainly on most all of them have never fired their guns. there are key points on the antietam battlefield where that comes into play. certainly some regiments performed better, typically those left in a static, defensive posture or are moved into position but remain static firing at the confederate defenses. --re are definitely pieces looking at a comparison, the army of virginia, while it is army, it brought into the are vastly over experience. more experience than the federal army is. so lincoln's call for 300,000 volunteers has an impact on how the campaign plays out. conversely, when those nine-mon

first of all, lyons cannot be trusted and then they got a gorilla and that will not end well for theft. they kept them locked up for safety reasons hence why we cannot let them go free at the zoo. >> good argument for mac. >> i will say my three young boys love these damn animal crackers and they are still a hit with children all around the country. greg: thank you for that analysis. cap, the scandal to me is that i do not believe they are crackers but i believe that they are dough in sweet they are cookies and that is this is all [bleep]. it's not a cracker but a cookie. [applause] kat: i don't know, greg. i think it's very important and very serious. tyrus: did you let them out of the cage? kat: i'm glad peter did something to help these imaginary animals in this imaginary cage because it was causing me distress. now this is done, i've been eating better and sleeping better and i've been flossing my teeth every single day. greg: finally. kat: finally, and it's important it's an important issue, criminal justice reform on. [laughter] no, this is ridiculous but it's obviously ridicul

video in the world unless you happen to own the therapy dog that accidentally carried a toy into the gorillare. i'm just kidding. no dogs were harmed in the make of this video. no cats were either. zoos are now giving chew toys to other animals. the internet lost its mind over the fact that the skies letting people be with the lions. topic number 5. finally you have been waiting for it. mugshot monday. this week's crime was a recipe for disaster. justin neil french was arrested in north carolina after two adults and four children ate pot brownies. he said he thought the batches were kept separate. they went from sing being hot potatoes to loaded baked potatoes. french was boarded on multiple charges. but the story has a happy ending. everyone who ate the brownies is just fine and he has been offered a job as a personal chef for elon musk. we'll be right back. stay here. ninety-six hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zep

. >> are you saying you are a gorilla?e teach me. >> okay. >> reporter: along with their spellbinding neighbors the three race to uncover a tick- tock mystery. life itself is an emotional journey from the greater of this is us. starting oscar isaac and olivia wilde . the multigenerational story centers around a young couple from college to parenthood expanding time and place connecting the lives of many. fahrenheit 11 nine is michael moore's documentary about president trump. he covers before, during, and after the election and incorporates events like the flint michigan water crisis all in his signature style. >> did you see anything unusual? >> like an alien? >> reporter: there's also the predator. plus, the conjuring franchise do not and comedic thriller a simple favor became quite an intense trio of box office toppers. in new york with fox news. >>> san francisco-based gap is expanding. the launch of a pricey new sportswear blade -- brand geared towards men. >>> one of the best ways to protect yourself from identity th

we did a little gorilla theater and i emerged from the gorilla theater and gave a speech about proposition 13 and i was going to wreck the state. and it kind of turned out to be the story. in a way, i wrote this book is a bit of penance because i realize i should have just thank my parents for all they did. instead warning the state of what was to come. got very immersed in the social struggles and that's what informs this book. >> thank you. for banana slugs, the cheddar evolution. back in the early 30s, u.s. supreme court justice at least popularized the phrase, laboratories of democracy. - - where power is concentrated on a federal level but also diffuse. right now we are having issues at the federal level. i did see your hat ma'am. for all of you that can talk a little about current experiment. anything you might find noteworthy from a laboratory perspective in your state. whatever it is you think might be most influential or we could learn from the most. obviously, not all of those things are things we want to run from but possibly, we should. >> sure. for many generations, wisconsin

player speaking spanish ] [ grandmaster caz ] ♪ i'm not hard to find i'm right by the zoo ♪ ♪ by the gorillamen -- >> grandmaster caz: watch it. [ mellie mel ] ♪ two more souls and minds for ransom ♪ ♪ all for the dream of the cream with dropped-off banters with thugs ♪ ♪ ample written in mansions and fluid ♪ ♪ the poorest of minds within the city crimes are truants ♪ ♪ a pledge of allegiance to the genius means ♪ ♪ that the dream of malcolm and king was an inconvenience ♪ ♪ a prelude to your black mind >> anthony: 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 and groundbreaking departure from the kind of lyrics and content up to that point. >> melle mel: before we started doing hip-hop music, there was no hip-hop music, so we played everything. we played disco, we played reggae, we played rock. we watched "hee haw." that was, like, the favorite in our house, that was one of the favorite shows, "hee haw," you know? and all of those things, kind of, became the components of what became h

all kinds which is things, analogizing her to gorillas and monkeys. so the entire book, conclusion, focuses on best practices. i'll tell you some of what taylor said. taylor talked about the importance of intersectionality, making sure that we don't engage in peaceful advocacy. making sure that whatever we push for we include our next brothers and sister, , are undocumented predecessors, muslim, queer, , trans folks pik make sure that we understand that sometimes lawful hate speech is really hurtful and in her case actually cause ptsd. that's something that's come up throughout my travel across the country. they're all lawful forms of hate in the united states that lead to such pain and trauma. literally, in places like phoenix there are armed protesters outside mosques yelling things like that the muslims, go home. if you're a young muslim you should have to walk by that en route to friday. i think we need to be intersexual. i think we need to talk about the impact of hate speech. i think universities need to be understanding of what students of colo

october of i went to tea to the white house here i found the original gorilla november 1861. he does this to others. is weaker than the most old woman you were ever by.yed he is funny. secretary of state steward was a officious incompetent little puppy. things to ng these his wife in private, but believe me you know when somebody feels way about you that you can pick it up. people that picked that up about but lincoln looks past this and places mcclellan as the best that he's got to command the army to take field against robert evident lee who invaded maryland. the mission is protect washington and do not let them and protect al baltimore. determine if there is a of the ate army south potomac. there are rumors that there is a ig confederate force still in northern virginia. you have to determine that as well. confederates he out of maryland. lincoln has a fourth thing that to do.s mcclellan give him a victory so he can emancipation proclamation. this is one of the great ironies campaign.yland we need the general who doesn't the emancipation proclamation to win victory to deli

phyllis, what do you do to break up the monotony of housekeeping and taking care of five small gorillas well, i'm really not a housewife anymore. i'm an entertainer. >> phyllis diller started comedy at 37 years old with five kids. she was cutting edge, because she was doing something that no other woman had done before. >> i love to go to the doctor! ohh! where else would a man look at me and say, take off your clothes. >> those days, so much of comedy was just straight up sexist. my wife is a battle ax. phyllis diller switched it around. now it was about her horrible husband. >> fang, that's my husband. he went to the dentist the other day, the dentist told him, he's got the worst set of tooth he's ever saw in his life. >> for a woman to go on stage and complain about that, it was emancipation, in a way. >> you sure you're a marriage counselor? >> of course, don't i have a sympathetic face? >> well, your face has my sympathy. >> the self-deprecating woman was very popular in the comedy world. >> back from the beauty shop where she's just had her head tarred and feathered, here is miss

his images have documented species like mountain gorillas, black rhinos and jaguars-- once dominant,ason, no matter the conditions, mangelsen has painstakingly built a reputation, not on personality, but on patience. do you have patience with people the same way you have patience with animals? >> mangelsen: no. ( laughter ) >> cooper: no? >> mangelsen: no, i don't. i wish i did. i-- no, i don't. >> cooper: do you like animals more than people? >> mangelsen: yes. >> cooper: really? >> mangelsen: well, not you. >> cooper: okay. he especially likes the dangerous kind. in a jungle in india, where it would be deadly to be on foot, mangelsen climbed onto an elephant's back for this shot of a bengal tiger, paws red, fresh from a kill. in the arctic, where temperatures can be 30 degrees below zero, he's spent years documenting the behavior of polar bears. he nicknamed this group "the bad boys of the arctic." he's captured adult male bears play-fighting, a mama bear slyly keeping watch as her cubs roughhouse nearby, and a group of bears trying to survive as their world melts away. people ofte

i went to tea to the white house, where i found the original gorilla. he doesn't spare the other guys. gideon welles is weaker than the most garrulous old woman you are ever annoyed by. he is funny. secretary of state stuart was a meddling and incompetent little puppy. he is writing these things to his wife in private. feels a when someone certain way about you that you can pick it up. people would pick that up about mcclellan. this,n looks past and places him as the best man he has to the army and take the field against robert e. lee, who has invaded maryland. what is his mission? protect washington, d.c. he also has to protect baltimore. determine whether there is a confederate army south of the potomac. some invaded maryland, but there are all types of rumors that there is a big confederate force still in northern virginia. you have to determine that, as well. third, drive the confederates out of maryland. there is a fourth thing lincoln needs mcclellan to do. he needs to -- this is one of the great ironies of the maryland campaign. we need a general

we cannot ignore the 800-pound gorilla in the room and that's race. donald trump ran a campaign in which he, from the very outset and before he ran fop president, made a very overt appeal to white racial an an animus and hostility toward immigrants. so he began his campaign by talking about mexican americans and mexico immigrants as criminals and rapists, he is continued to go back to that theme and others. he constantly making negative comments about prominent african-americans, athletes, celebrities. this does not go unnoticed, believe me, by the electorate, and when we look at the data -- and i'm a data person, so i don't trust my own just instincts. they're not that good in terms of figuring out what is going on out there. i look at the data and what the dat tells me when i look at that time why did people vote for donald trump the n the primaries, why did we see some of this movement, at least a large part of it, toward trump in the 2016 election in keep in mind that hillary clinton won the popular vote by 3 million votes but why do we see some o

we are an 800 pound gorilla in terms of trade due to our trade deficit, so we have the ability to push people around whan and we are trying to do here is not punish our trading partners. it's to get them to open up their markets. if china would do a better job on opening up their markets and reducing the i.p. theft, they would ultimately benefit in the long run. john: what if they just say no? china is a very proud nation, as any nation should be. president xi can't be seen backing down to president trump. they seem to also think the u.s. is in a bind as well because we have a very positilarized electorate. they may be underestimating us as well. >> this is a question. the dictatorship doesn't have to face voters in november the way our members of congress do so they may have a long timeline here. we heard about larry kudlow saying they have really not engaged at all on the intellectual property issues, forcing our companies to share their technology when they want to do business joint venture so i think that is a concern. i also, just to underline the potentially more short-term polit

next, we take a look at stocks to watch including european food delivery companies after big gorillaets interested. they are back and focused after reports amazon is in talks to buy deliveroo. ♪ anna: good morning, everybody. minutes away from the start of equity cash trading. let's get your stocks to watch. around the newsroom. we are talking about glencoe, next, and all things edible. the buyback out of glencoe -- glencore, how significant? >> they are looking for something to do with their money. they are seeing what assets are available, they are not seeing a lot that looks good value. they are doing what they said they would do, which is to return money to shareholders. is part of what we are seeing across the industry. lots of cash coming in, not a lot out there to buy. anna: that's the story out of glencore. next, it is expected to go higher at the start of trade. >> yes, next raised its full-year pretax profit forecast by 10 million pounds to 727 million pounds. they said in august is not expect boost sales from the summer. it turns out it did. it ran through august into sept

the 800 pound gorilla in the room. the focus is back to u.s. fundamentals and treasury yields.s get you to first word news. >> the white house says president trump will nominate an economist to serve on one of the three vacant seats of the federal reserve board of governors. he is a senior fellow at the brookings institution who specializes in financial stability and credit markets. earlier in her career she spent three decades at the fed and strengthened the banking sector after the financial crisis. eu commissioner president jean-claude juncker says they are far away from a deal. the irish prime minister added to that negative tone. he says he has seen no progress in negotiations since march. the irish border remains the major hurdle. bloc also remains opposed to theresa may's checkered plans for future ties. >> it is the only credible and negotiable plan on the table that delivers no part of order in northern ireland. -- no hard border in northern ireland. >> jack ma says his promise to create 100 million jobs in the u.s. cannot be met. he says worsening relations haseen the