international gorilla conservation project, have paid off. despite the region's wars, there are now about 480 virunga gorillas, twice as many as when we visited. but they're still threatened, because of the great speed at which the human population of the region is increasing. and that danger is, in fact, a global one. you and i belong to the most widespread and dominant species of animal on earth. there are something like 4,000 million of us today, and we've reached this position with meteoric speed. it's all happened within the last 2,000 years or so, we seem to have broken loose from the restrictions that have governed the activities and numbers of other animals. that was st. peter's square in rome in 1978. since then, our population has nearly doubled -- there are now over seven billion of us. by some estimates, there may be nine billion people in 2050. that growth is largely attributable to medical advances, and to the highly efficient ways we've found to grow our food. in just a few thousand years, the revolution of agriculture has spre

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officials are hoping the change of address can save the life of a baby gorilla. little cindy is is heading to ohio. the 17-day gorilla has been kept alive by volunteers after being rejected by her mother. she's being moved to a zoo in cincinnati. what i love about these stories is they always end up nursing with another species of animal like a tiger or hippo. >> we get the gorilla with the hippo, we're going to make a lot of money. >> i'm mara schiavocampo, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in jerusalem, one frosty festival packed some flare. the historic city has opened its doors to the second international ice festival. sculptors from across the globe came to produce larger than life, bright pieces and amazing detail. modeled after the ice festival in china. >>> in france, some collectors are taking a wake down memory lane. paris set the stage for the first ever toy auction. while there was plenty of "star wars" gear prices were truly out of this world with some listed for up to $24,000. they got to want

. >> gorilla glue -- for the toughest jobs on planet earth. >> phillips: behind me, you can see i'm a creek without a paddle. look at these three walls right here. well, the space varies dramatically. and for this space to work, i need three mirrors to match the cabinets below that are walnut and have a classic, old look to it. come with me. i'll show you how to cut this egg-and-dart molding and create your own custom frame, whatever the size. let's head to the woodshop. any good frame on a mirror or a picture will have a mitered angle, and the way to cut it is with a miter saw. but first, before you start cutting, make sure that the

officials are hoping the change of address can save the life of a baby gorilla. little cindy is is heading to ohio. the 17-day gorilla has been kept alive by volunteers after being rejected by her mother. she's being moved to an ohio zoo. >> i only want an update on that story if there's a happy ending. >> she'll probably go in and nurse off a tiger. you know how that always goes? >> we'll play another one. >> i'm mara schiavocampo, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> clouds are building across the region this morning. and a light breeze will change to strong wind. a rainy day for the vast majority of us. when and how much are just ahead. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this tuesday, february 19, 2013. 60 people are out of their homes from a two-alarm apartment fire that broke out last night in manassas. this is cell phone video from a viewer. the fire started in a third floor apartment and firefighters quickly had to pull out of the building after part of the

officials are hoping the change of address can save the life of a baby gorilla. little cindy is is heading to ohio. the 17-day gorilla has been kept alive by volunteers after being rejected by her mother. she's being moved to an ohio zoo. >> i only want an update on that story if there's a happy ending. >> she'll probably go in and nurse off a tiger. you know how that always goes? >> we'll play another one. >> i'm mara schiavocampo, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. a quiet start for us but things are going to change. we have some rain coming in. 38 downtown. 27 in frederick. we are still below freezing in some areas. we have some rain coming in from the lwest. rain showers likely later today. high temperature of 45. >> thank you. 29 degrees at the airport. a trial for the teenager accused of shooting another student. >> a new shooting this morning in the middle river. >> a doctor commits suicide amid s

the baby gorilla born at a texas zoo was rejected by her mother. and sent to ohio for surrogates to take over. before the baby can live with her new family, zookeepers will get her acclimated by emulating natural gorilla behavior. that might be a job good for you and me. >>> in oklahoma, an owl has found a home in an unlikely place. the window box of the click family acts as a nursery of sorts at least until the mother owl protects her new owlets. you never know what can happen. the family discovered the owls when two little eyes appeared on the window sill. it appears the owl is here to stay at least while the owlets are young. >>> an australian billionaire offers his first plans for an unusual cruise ship. it may look like a movie scene but these are mock-ups for the upcoming rebuilt of the now famous "titanic." dubbed the "titanic 2" this remake will look like both the inside and out planning to take the original ocean course from england to new york. across the northern atlantic. if you're a billionaire you have to spend the money somehow. >> m

you wake up with a -- with this, i call it a gorilla, you know, a 2,000-pound gorilla on my back everyning. carrying a death penalty. it's something you can't really -- it's reality. >> until recently, contact visits, a chance for family members to touch death row inmates, have been prohibited. >> let me tell you, these guys have mamas and sisters and children and grandmas and all that. i don't think they ought to only get to touch you when you're dead, after you're executed. so i'm pretty passionate about letting them have that contact visit, if i know security is going to prevail. but you're not doing it as much for them as you're doing it for their family. and a lot of people misunderstand that and think, oh, he shouldn't have a contact visit. well, his mother didn't commit the murder, you know. you have to think about all sides of it when you're making decisions. >> contact visits or not, their time at angola ends at the death house. the method -- lethal injection. >> at this point, we get them strapped down and get the shoulders strapped down and then i'm going to close the curtai

gorilla glue -- for the toughest jobs on planet earth. >> phillips: behind me, you can see i'm a creek without a paddle. look at these three walls right here. well, the space varies dramatically. and for this space to work, i need three mirrors to match the cabinets below that are walnut and have a classic, old look to it. come with me. i'll show you how to cut this egg-and-dart molding and create your own custom frame, whatever the size. let's head to the woodshop. any good frame on a mirror or a picture will have a mitered angle, and the way to cut it is with a miter saw. but first, before you start cutting, make sure that the fence is lined up all the way across. another thing is the table has to be flat. if it's not flat across, it will raise the angle when you cut and that will effectively change the mitered angle. now, i'll set this straightedge out of the way. this is all tuned up. the first thing that we're going to do -- to cut the crown molding. and that's what this trim is. it's crown molding that's at a standard angle. it's 52

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. > > i think corning, for the gorilla glass, i think that has a $3 breakout potential here. you can buy the $10 call for january for $3. that is 50¢ for break-even. i think that's the play for some of the vendors that have suffered when apple stock went down. there is the bell. round two: it's the year of the snake. what do you guys think about the chinese index, xli? > > i like the xli, and i like to short the yen. any time the yen rallies i short the yen. actually, i am going to tell this too: four of the biggest corrections in history happened the year of the snake, so i'm just saying, don't turn your back, the market might go whack- > > a snake symbolizes the skin, rejuvenation of the skin and renewal, so maybe you'll become bullish, because the market keeps going up. but looking at this index, china still has some more upside. it has been trading in this range for a good period of time, from 48 to 32 since 2009, so that projects a target 60% higher at 64, and that is very possible considering how high it has been just a few years ago. > > short the yen! > you guys are g

. >> oh, they really are -- >> there are actual gorillas, in suits, if ice isn't going to stop these guys from golfing, a fence wasn't going to stop this dude from getting on the field at a soccer field in argentina. definitely not your safest ve h ventu venture. what you're about to see and hear can be quite graphic. he has a bit of a rough landing. >> oh -- oh -- oh! >> yes. >> now, i'm not a doctor, but -- i don't think your leg is supposed to look like that. >> no, it's not. it's not supposed to go that way. >> one more time. >> no. >> do i have to watch that? >> oh my -- >> oh. you hear it. you hear it snap. >> he's probably an enthusiast so much that he plays himself. now has a broken leg, he can't even play himself. at least security didn't have to embarrassingly chase him across the field. we got him. he's right here. >>> wednesday's ipad giveaway is coming up in a bit. >> you need wednesday's buzzword and have to be 18 or older to enter. >> wednesday's buzzword son the way. >> good luck, everybody. >>> this is dashcam om the patrol car of policin tennessee driving. everythin

. >> that was a yeti looked just like a gorilla sized with prints that big. >> they said the yeti was about 160 feet away from where these kids were. maybe perspective. they claimed they turned this video in to igor. a director at the international center in moscow and he is saying after reviewing this video, he believes it is legit. >> is it plausible? no. but it's possible. maybe. >> i do want to point another thing out in this video. there he isn't. and there he is. >> a jump. >> it's a jump in the video. >> there's a pretty sharp cut. before you see, he comes out of nowhere. >> i'm ready for it to be a yeti. i'm ready for the yeti. >> i feel like steven is foiled again because he wants it to be real. >> the yeti. >>> eagle. a symbol of america, glory. thieves? >> thieves? >> watch this. >> look at them all. >> they're all on this dock in kodiak, alaska. what are they doing? what are they looking at? what's going on. you notice that thing next to the dock? that's the boat. >> fishing boat. >> yeah. >> they're opportunists. not thieves. >> these things are flying around solo in the

when i dance with the gorilla. >> uh-huh. it has been 40 since "cabaret" debuted. gosh does it seem like that long to you? >> it seems a minute, i'm serious. >> time really does fly by. >> i saw liza and michael york and marissa be a ronson the other -- baronson the other day and it was like no time has passed. >> you look the same. when you were doing "cabaret" in 1972. did you think it would be as phenomenal as it became? >> no. i didn't because it was a dark, dark subject that was important to be told that story. but was not the usual musical comedy. and it had really some important things to say. about life and people. >> uh-huh. and -- >> and history. >> and history. you won so many awards. not only an academy award. i mean you just -- it's -- and it's the movie and it keeps coming back to broadway. my goodness people just love it. >> yes it's a wonderful work. >> you've done some other things besides being a phenomenal actor. you are a great photographer. >> well. i try. >> and you've also written several books? >> no. i'm about to embark on a memoir. >> is t

they are 17,000 nationwide/world wide operation and they are not going to come out as an 800 -pound gorilla to opposite this. they sent an email to the department of public works that states to [pwho-pl/] it may concern, starbucks is opposed tot application submitted by expresso subito. while we are not opposed to expresso subito's operations we object to the proposed locations for the trucks. they have not rescinded the objection. i think that is very relevant. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> and if you could come forward and line up by mr. pacheco, that will save second here's. >> my name is john gaser, adolph [tkpwa-ers/], inc. and i want to deal with the ingress and egress of people moving on 2nd street. 2nd street is 15' of saluki on either side. and as the parties showed there is lots of room. well, there isn't lots of room. >> can you refer to the overhead? >> you will see people standing for this food truck and they are 9' or more of the sidewalk occupied by those people. that means there is 6' left for two-way traffic to go. i recently went to the bank and the

the hackers have user names like ugly gorilla and doda. according to this instructional manual from mandia, the computer security firm that did the study. >> here we see doda logging into one of his operational accounts. he has used this account for spear phishing and generating additional e-mail accounts. >> reporter: what is spear phishing? it's how attackers gain a foothold into a company's computer network by sending deceptive e-mails, tricking users to clicking on a malicious link to a phony website. once the victims provide passwords, p.i.n. numbers or access codes, the hackers are in, able to steal confidential files and route them to shanghai, sometimes for years with no one noticing. >> when these companies are engaging in business in china, they really are going up against a full panoply of resources of the chinese government. >> reporter: the president has himself complained about china's cyber attacks and officials say got nowhere. but the u.s. uses cyber war to sabotage iran's nuclear program. what do you say to people who say

he toured the gorilla and primate discovery center and enjoyed some behind the scenes activities and certainly as staff, visitors and the media all enjoys him being out for the day. and on the best note for the institution, and sometime in my opinion that we're extremely proud to announcement birth of a sumatran tiger cub. there is a picture of him. the cub was born february 10th. he is bonding extremely well with the mother leighan in the house which is currently closed to the public. it will remain closed until such time as staff feel comfortable he can go in the exhibit. mother leighan was donated to the san francisco zoo by the texas zoo. in 2008 she had three cubs the father larry is a 6-year-old and on loan from the audubonzoo in new orleans. sumatran tigers are the small st species of tigers. there are 400 remaining in the wild. so we're extremely happy to have the baby with us and look forward to him being on exhibit at some time later. public viewing is unknown at this time, but we'll annouce it on the website. that concludes my report. >> thank you very much. >> is there an

you've got the gorilla that was dick fuld and lehmann brothers the knife was the name of the chief executive of morgan stanley alf was the nickname of the chief executive of credit suisse that stands for our again. little i don't know where you have to put that on your on your program the system is rotten there is something groton in the state of denmark and there's quite a few things we need to do but we can't do them because the vested interest is run by the people with money so we're in a lucky muddle for more let's talk about the intersection between food prices financial fraud and psychopaths and i want to talk about barclays bank for a second. they were caught rigging law live or they they have been caught and involved in a number of financial scandals they recently came out and said that they're going to step away from speculating in the agricultural commodities business as are a few other banks because now it's become clear that the psychopathic banker they describe which is endemic in the system goes out there and they drive the price of food up to astronomical eyes even though it m

you've got the gorilla. it was dick fuld and lehmann brothers the knife was the name of the chief executive of morgan stanley alf was the nickname of the chief executive of credit suisse that stands for arrogant little i don't know where you have to put that on your on your program the system is rotten there is something broken in the state of denmark and there's quite a few things we need to do but we can't do them because the vested interest is run by the people with money so we're in a lucky muddle for more let's talk about the intersection between food prices financial fraud and psychopaths and i want to talk about barclays bank for a second. they were caught rigging law library they they have been involved in a number of financial scandals they recently came out and said that they're going to step away from speculating in the agricultural commodities business as are a few other banks because now it's become clear that the psychopathic banker they describe which is endemic in the system goes out there an

you've got the gorilla that was dick fuld and lehmann brothers the knife was the name of the chief executive of morgan stanley alf was the nickname of. the chief executive of credit suisse that stands for arrogant little i don't know where you have to put that on your on your ground the system is rotten there is something broken in the state of denmark and there's quite a few things we need to do but we can't do them because the vested interest is run by the people with money so we're in a lucky muddle for more let's talk about the intersection between food prices financial fraud and psychopaths and i want to talk about barclays bank for a second. they were caught rigging law library they they have been caught and involved in a number of financial scandals they recently came out and said that they're going to step away from speculating in the agricultural commodities business as are a few other banks because now it's become clear that the psychopathic banker they describe which is endemic in the system goes out there and they drive the price of food up to astronomical eyes even though it mea

you've got the gorilla that was dick fuld and lehmann brothers the knife was the name of the chief executive of morgan stanley alf was the nickname of the chief executive of credit suisse that stands for arrogant little i don't know where you have to put that on your on your program the system is rotten. there is something broken in the state of denmark and there's quite a few things we need to do but we can't do them because the vested interest is run by the people with money so we're in a lucky muddle for more let's talk about the intersection between food prices financial fraud and psychopaths and i want to talk about barclays bank for a second. they were caught rigging law library where they were they have been caught and involved in a number of financial scandals they recently came out and said that they're going to step away from speculating in the agricultural commodities business as are a few other banks because now it's become clear that the psychopathic banker they describe which is endemic in the system goes out there and they drive the price of food to astronomical eyes even thou

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do you think they are the big gorilla in this market?lectric avenue laying waste to all the land based retail with shopping centers, shopping mall-based, whether it is the category dominant change, toys "r" us, the future is uncertain, best buy the only one left in consumer electronics. their future is uncertain just like officemax and office depot future was uncertain. had they not combined and even combining amazon can still hit them with tko. gerri: amazon can offer things cheaper and the retailers themselves will buy from amazon rather than the manufacturer because they can get it cheaper, how is that possible? >> is a great question because amazon will sell margins 0-5% to get more size, scale. more market share, exactly what you are referencing. amazon wins and the rest of the competition gets rationalized, most of which is run off of the retail road. gerri: there is a lot of demand as people have started their own businesses. this has got to be a good category for some of these people other than just amazon. >> it should be, gerri

cisco systems is the 800-pound gorilla in networking.rust us, you could not get on the interpret without them. it helps us and the federal government stay connected. they say the business is struggling, especially overseas, but cisco has a plan to make up for it. ceo john chambers is joining us to talk about potential growth drivers and i.t. spending. that's coming up as "countdown" rolls on with the big names. ♪ i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. liz: technology giant and dow component i have to add. a lot of you may own it somewhere. cisco reported earnings, another strong quarter, investors, though, at the moment, not exactl

instead, he -- he is a sad gorilla fighter and let the carjacker go, let the boat opener go. go kill a cop in cold blood. i don't understand it. >> kimberly: it's part of his manifesto was against the lapd and uniform officer. he felt he was wronged by the partners, the people he was working with. the supervisor, the former lapd cop's attorney that represented him in the hearing and then he was discharged. he felt like everybody let him down and wrongly accused. i'm just saying what he -- >> bob: does anybody know how the fire started? >> kimberly: tear gas. they threw canisters in. i thought they were going to flash bang and throw them to get him out. that is what they did. >> andrea: you got that right. you called it yesterday. exactly how it went down. >> bob: does tear gas ignite in that? >> kimberly: in an old cabin. big bear, if you have been in those cabins they can go up in flames quickly. the cops did. that's why we were talking yesterday. >> eric: is anybody in the back of their mind wondering whether or not that was chris dorner in there? hard to leave a d.l. -- >>