they determine the groom is not having a seizure.ated. >> stuff went crazy real quick. >> officers are trying to get the crowd to back up so they can help the groom. but when the groom sees police, he starts slugging away. >> trying to persuade him to take a ride to the hospital to get checked out. for some reason he just didn't want to have it. >> while police are trying to control the aggressive groom, his brand new brother-in-law leap niece the fray. leaps into the fray. >> i pulled him to the ground, not knowing the stretcher was right there. >> officer jackson tries to help his fellow officer by tazing p brother-in-law. >> i hear officer jackson behind me yelling taser, taser. >> but officer jackson can't taze when another cop is in the line of fire. >> if one prong went into me and other prong went into the suspect, the electricity would go through both of us. >> the groom blocks the taser. >> he hit it out of my hand and it went into the crowd. luckily nobody got hit. >> suddenly, the groom passes out. >> the brother-in-law mi

and clean the ears and the works. >> typically a shelter wouldn't have grooming?> not at all. and these dogs are treated with the utmot -- utmost care that others can't provide. this is a shampoo to bring out the luster. and i feel satisfied in helping the shelter pets be adopted and to be a part of such a wonderful staff, from the top all the way down. if she passes our evaluation, she will stay until she's adopted. if you are interested in adoption and don't want to put them to sleep, that means at a last resort, we will give you a call before putting to sleep. you are not bound to the dog, and we would give you a call, and it's an actual adoption and cost $107 and it will be your dog. >> the volunteers to meet are the unsung heroes in this field that take the animals to hope and nurse them to get strong enough to come down and rehome. without volunteers, i would have to be honest to say this wouldn't be much more than a pound. we thank god that we have the number of committed people coming down and helping us out, it makes all the difference in the world. >> wh

and toasts to the bride and groom. the wedding ceremony: a joyful occasion that marks the beginning of a new family... and hope for the future. and the city is rapidly coming to a halt... as the snow continues to fall. there are reports of power outages, and the airport officials have just announced... they may have to close the airport to all incoming flights within the next-- within the next what ? within the next what ? sorry. i think one nervous breakdown per family is enough. the airport lines are still busy. - are you having any luck with that radio, henry ? - no, still just static. here. let me have a look. what are you doing mr. brashov ? getting some money for henry. - hey, i didn't know this was payday. - it's not. you are going to the airport to pick up katherine's grandfather. but we have no idea whether his plane is landing on time. - or landing at all. - well, we're not going to find out anything by staying here. - i knew we could find a job for you. - all right, henry. - this should take care of the ride

grooming. not just your nails. >> this is more important than my song which i'm about to reprise? >> yes. we're talking about taking care of your grooming. ♪ so pour me a guinness -- i'll get down to business ♪ >> there you go! do i get paid twice? >> anyway, frisky.com took a look at what women -- do downstairs and how they groom. >> okay. there are certain people who do different things, for those who vajazzle. and you know who you are. >> sara, i'm sorry you have to hear this. >> vajazzling is putting jewels and things downstairs. why? i don't know. >> how does anybody get pregnant before there was vajazzling. how did anybody find anything attractive down there until we started shaving and dyeing and vajazzling and mowing. how did anybody find anybody attractive? think about it, hoda, we've been on the planet about six billion years. somebody didn't have nothing going on. >> if those people like a landing strip -- >> that's just a thought. >> what? >> i have friends who like landing strips a

wants to have the "bride and groom" on to talk about their mishap. this time it seems worth the risk. >> carissa wheeler, who plays the bride, and josh cobitt, who's the groom, went on in character. one of them actually says, i kind of believed it was real but now seeing you guys together, you totally make a great couple. >> well, i had my doubts too. but now that i see you, you guys are truly, truly in love. i feel bad for those news anchors digging themselves in into a hole without knowing they were digging themselves into a hole. >> we called them up and said we would love to come back on the show. it wasn't real. you can chastise us or whatever you want. they declined to have us back on their show. >> you can take a joke so far. and then you can take it too far. they clearly went over the edge and fell over it into the pool of bad will, as it were. >> maybe not with the audience though. while the completed movie wasn't a hit, this dip was viewed over 100 million times online and on tv. real or fake, it was a viral success. >> oh, my god! oh, my g

that was the only accommodation made for grooming standards. we started to fight this war in saudi arabia, and following the gulf war invasion of 2003, the army said, if you are a woman serving in saudi arabia, you need to wear muslim womenk that typically wear in public. we had an air force lieutenant- colonel who said, not so fast, i'm serving nation, my male counterparts do not wear any special accommodation for uniform. i do not want to wear that. 2003 in thesed in authorization act, no more. a statute was passed that said, we cannot force or encourage or persuade women to wear disclosing if do not want to. i saw that play out. -- this clothing if they do not want to. i saw that play out. in 2001, i saw operation in doreen upper -- enduring freedom in afghanistan. had gotten away from. in the navy. -- from beards in teh navy. the special operations said, look, we need to blend in. we need to preserve our force protection. we need more credibility with the afghans we're dealing with. men wore beards. see,s been interesting to in 2009, when i

oh, you flies of the steppe, my beloved bride groom has been taken from me before i could wrap him with a proper shroud. the wild bull lives no more. his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed. you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now he is captured. once dimusi wandered so freely on the steppe, now he is bound. the ewe gives up her lamb, the goat gives up her kid. my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is m

the prices some brides and grooms are shelling out. >> that is request i only had two guests at my wetting. >> one of these cardinals will be the next pope. we will find out >> san rafael, south bay, pleasanton, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we are back coming up on 6:15, and mountain view, four degrees warmer and half moon bay, four degrees cooler. everyone else is weighing up about the same. in the afternoon we will be a few degrees warmer. we are mostly in the low-to-mid 40's but a few upper 30's in the north bay. temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's around the bay can coast and 64 by noon. we will hang out in the 60's but inland in the low 70's there at 4:00. >> we are a day away from the start of the conclave where the next pope will be chosen. top contenders are emerging. marcy joining us from rome. good morning, and thank you. >> good morning, eric. the cardinals gathered for the final general congregation so they are a step closer to the start of the conclave. >> a last meeting, a last chance, to hear speaks and discuss issues before the conclave begins tomorrow. >>

oh, you flies of the steppe, my beloved bride groom has been taken from me before i could wrap him with a proper shroud. the wild bull lives no more. his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed. you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now he is captured.

groom d, which includes team u.s.a. today, canada and mexico, both needing a win. got ugly. big game for canada. more now, 4-5, three rbis. this one in the eighth. canada 8-3. then the wheels come off. heon nails toes to seen -- to snins in the back. chaos on the field and in the stands where water bottles were thrown at the players and coaches. canada wins, 10-3. team u.s.a. faces italy tonight at 6:00 p.m. cactus -- >> because of ruling they have. regular baseball during the season, you'd never see that happening. but because of the run differential they have, you play it like a 0-0 game. >> mike: now cactus league action. orioles and giants, giants crushed. pitcher gave up eight runs in 1-2/3 innings. brandon bell hilt the fourth home run of the season. the a's lose to the rangers 4-3. bottom seven, and trayly went three innings, gave up two runs, three hits, and a walk. >> let's tee it up in south florida. look who is back. tiger woods has led the world golf challenge from wires wire-to-wire and has been a birdie machine. phil mickelson on the hunt. tiger finding success

. >> brides and grooms are spending more money to get married than in five years. tie the knot.com says the average cost of a wedding is at its highest point. couples spent more than $28,000 for the big day. here in the bay area, just over $35,000. santa barbara, $42,000 manhattan takes the cake, wedding there averages nearly $77,000. >> and it's nofr a half hour a mazing. star gazers want to make sure they step out a twilight to catch a comet in the sky this, video captured the comet pan stars in western australia last week. you can see it this week in the northern hemisphere. your best shot is tomorrow just look towards crescent moon. scientists say it will be visible for weeks to come. always a treat to be able to see it with the naked eye. >> i wanted to see it in the bay area. warmth return autos flag blowing but it's a nice light breeze. temperatures only going in one direction up over the next two days. some of you not enjoying the warmth. you'll notice san francisco south we're seeing fog just hanging around keeping coastal areas company. otherwise it's bee

that was the only accommodation made for grooming standards. then along the way, we fight a war over in saudi arabia, and following the gulf war invasion of 2003, the army said, hey, you know, if you're a woman serving in saudi arabia, you need to wear an abuy ya off base, that being a long cloak that muslim women typically wear in public, but we have an air force colonel who said, not so fast, i'm an officer, serving the nation. my male counterparts don't have to wear special accommodations for uniform, i don't want to wear that m congress got into the agent and passed in 2003 in the authorization act saying no more. the statute was passed, and said, look, you can't force or encourage or persuade women to wear that who don't want to, and so then i saw that play out. interestingly, then, we've had since 2001, the operation enduring freedom in afghanistan. what's the first thing every one of the guys did? grew a big bushy beard. wait a minute, i thought we got away from beards. we did. we got away from beards in the navy. they were part of the w

>> i love my dog where i think i would spend that monohis grooming. i don't know why the government's spending that money. >> waste, fraud and abuse is nothing new. if the american public -- if politicians would talk about this, the mish public would be more in tune. they have no idea. but if we put them all out there, everybody would go crazy and you forgot the government junkets, $340 million. waste, fraud and abuse is part of the deficit reduction, if we don't get to that, guess what? that will continue. we may be kicking america to its grave. >> jamie: you guys, you have made the effort, red on this side, blue on this side. i will get the memo and wear white. meantime, thanks so much. i hope our elected officials can do the same. >> thank you. >> jamie: okay. see you next time. >> eric: fracking is a controversial method of extracting natural gas in the ground. it has caused concern from critics. they warn about health effects and polluting and drinking water. the industry contends that fracking is safe and they point to pennsylvania, for example

observers say he was grooming li for a spot in the politburo standing committee. the challenge now for president xi would be maintaining unity in the leadership. but this group and other factions could undermine his power and make it hard to implement reforms. the annual session of parliament exposed many of the challenges. a key one is corruption. prosecutors submitted a report to congress. they said they had investigated 47,000 civil servants for bribery, fraud and other corrupt practices. but many delegates seem to think that not enough is being done on this issue. more than 20% voted against or abstained from approving the report. of more concern to the government is dissent on the street. people are angry at the widening income gap. they are also protesting over worsening environmental programs. >> translator: the cost of housing is too high. it's impossible for me to buy a home. i hope life will get easier. >> translator: air pollution caused by pm-2.5 is a big problem. i want the government to make changes. it affects people's lives. >> translator: well, i

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. >> this is his son who was groomed to succeed him. he commands an elite republican guard units. just a birthday party, a private event, but for his opponents, a clear indication he is looking for any opportunity to stage a political comeback. i wanted to ask about his future plans and the new era of yemen in, but he declined. the man is keen on being remembered by future generations. in this multimillion-dollar moscow, the former president has converted a building into a new museum dedicated to him. -- in this multimillion-dollar mosque. this is a hunting rifle given to him by former u.s. president george w. bush. on most important item display are the scorched treasures and he was wearing during the assassination attempt in june 2011. many of his aides and bodyguards were killed. the metals, the decorative gones, set as a reminder when he was yemen's most powerful man. salah.era, >> news out of nigeria. a terrorism conviction for henry okah. he has been found guilty of bombing that happened in 2010. one of them was on the nigerian independent state killing 10 people and injured

and grooming them.the world is very small actually as a people we have to reach out actually at the end of the day it's becoming smaller and smaller if you know the right person actually you know it's going to be about a hundred person keep us and the rest. moving around in brussels talking about. the crazed companies are global. and therefore the american companies the chinese companies the indian companies the taiwanese companies are actually my my allies we're working together for the same purpose which is to open up the market. in one thousand nine hundred three was the year when the european union was born. to us and have been sold as a political project. of these letters that we had found in december pointed in a totally different direction to. the poster again a master plan behind it. like with a t. and projects. written by the iraqi. referral showed that the iraqi and the european commission were meeting on a regular basis. in. turn was amazingly jovial and informal. all that went on in complete

. >> i groom her just like a gorilla. i'm yanking the hair. i'm putting my fingernails in her head.it. when she goes in with the mom, she's going to do that to her and we don't want that to be the first time she experiences that. >> reporter: after a nap, gladys wakes and gets curious. and my sur go aheadcy training kicks into high gear. i'm told i have to try to sound like a gorilla to help soothe gladys. >> she's getting a little fussy. you feel like she's getting a little nervous, pull her to the chest and give her a little vocalizati vocalization. how is that for belching vocalization? >> perfect. >> reporter: at two months, hoo uh -- human babies are lumps of flesh. gladys is strong. she eats, sleeps, plays for about an hour, gets tired, naps, sleeps, and then eats again. >> the way they rest on you feels just like my baby did. >> yeah. >> reporter: they hold on to you, they grip. sort of feel like a perfect football in there. >> reporter: when she's awake and she sticks her hand on you on the backside of your arms, you'll know she's not a human baby. >> reporter: it's an dpaus

view a serious mistake by not having relationships with republicans, regular relationships, and grooming those relationships. one dinner and one lunch is not going to do he has to stop having golf plans all the time with his pals and have to play golf with people who are not his pals. >> colby? >> i am not sure if this charm offensive is going to get us anywhere. why am i somewhat skeptical? the president faces the same problem that speaker boehner faces with his own caucus. can the president deliver on the things that he wants to do, for example, on entitlement reform? we already had nancy pelosi saying no, we will not do anything with medicare that would change anything at all, we will not do anything with social security. can he deliver? can boehner deliver? in looks good at this point, but both of them have tough caucuses to pull together. >> the politico headline -- "the grand bargain is back on the table." is this going anywhere? washe president's strategy to see if the gop would blink first, and do all of these and his lyrics to scare people. come on, canceling the white house tou

were available and they got dressed up in their best clothes and what time is, everyone perfectly groomed. they came in and they asked for library cards and were denied. tucker had one of the brothers' outside this and as he heard the police for being called he came over with a photographer who took the one shot that we have of the policemen and the young men coming out of the building. tucker instructed them to be very polite and quiet and was very sedate. he didn't want anybody being arrested for disturbing the peace. >> was interesting because tucker cited the city attorney at the time, the case went to court but they didn't really do anything wrong. they just wanted to read and tucker had another case, and one of the retired army sergeant wilson and that really started the idea. he wanted wilson to be able to get a library card and he tried and was turned down and even though he paid taxes in the city he wasn't allowed to get a library card. so there were two cases going on at the same time. the court case for willson and for the five young men during the senate in. there is no reason

. >>> grooms a human. ♪ >>> the afterburner, you know, the thing you see in all of the jet fighting moviesnd they hit the after burner and makes for a cool scene? it is something missing in remote control flight and still now david and the guys over at flight test youtube channel put an afterburner into a foam rc plane and this thing is cool. he has it on remote control and flips the switch and it shoots out the back and makes it sound and look like a real jet plane. >> is that really coming from that styrofoam plane. >> it really is. he has a butane fuel tank ignited by a stun gun. this guy is a genius. here is how it works. >> pushed by a serve and dispenses fuel and into the cube here. that goes and into here and that passes through one of these, one of these fits on the plane, and that dispenses the fuel in a nice circle. >> wow. and doesn't burn it? >> they had a mishap at the beginning when first testing it out where the plane caught fire and didn't work well and they perfected it and made this afterburner work. if you didn't show me how it works i would think the guy dubbed in plane

were forced to leave their belongings behind. 50 dinners -- a little over 50 euros -- is with the groom will pay for the privilege of seeing her to a -- 5day. she does not want to get married, but she believes she has to please her family. >> every man here just wants to get married. even men from aid organizations only give something if a girl was pretty in hopes that she can be married off. it is ugly, we are told to get out of here. >> arranged marriages happen often in syria, but since the war began, the brides are younger. some men are just looking for one thing -- sex. >> of course this is a form of prostitution. she will only stay with him for a year or two, and then he will divorce her. it would already be a challenge if there was a 10-year difference in age, but how is it supposed to work if he is 70 and she is 14 or even 12 years old? >> this is the capital of jordan. syrian refugees are everywhere. an islamic aid organization provides basic supplies to the displaced who have almost nothing left to their name -- nothing, that is, except for their daughters. many mothers hoping

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a recount between curtis bostic and larry grooms, separated by less than 1%. sanford will try to cobble support for those who voted for other fields. the importance of putting the country's financial house in order. >> at the end of the day what we're all fighting for as fellow south carolinaians and americans is this larger notion about doing something on the tipping point that our civilization now finds itself. we have 40% of every dollar borrowed to sustain government. we have a fed that buys 75% of what the treasury spends every year. where we have a congressional budget office that says in just 12 years we will only have enough to pay for interest and entitled and nothing else. >> now, if you watch way too early you know that already. elizabeth colbert-bush. the sister of stephen colbert. she stressed the importance of building up the workforce. >> we're going to continue with workforce development, continue with continuing education and we're going to make sure we have research technology and innovation that's going to make our next generation prepare fo

and look at our grooming program and volunteer program and many say, hey, this >> the small business commission the time is now 5:34 p.m. and the meeting is being called to order. at this time we would like to thank sfgovtv dawn city hall media services for their continued support of our meeting. we would like to ask members of public to turn their cell phones and pagers to "silent "or turned off. first item is roll call. commissioner adam? >> here. >> >> vice president white? >> here. >> commissioner dooley. >> here. >> commissioner dwight. >> absent. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena here >> commissioner yee riley. >> here. >> we have a quorum. >> next item. commissioners item no. 2 is presentation of the small business commission certificate of honor requisite nighing a local small business r & g lounge as part of the sbc small business recognition program this. is a discussion item only. >> on this monday march 11, 2013 the city of san francisco's small business commission is proud to recognize r & g lounge for their contribution to the vitality of chinatown and the city of san fra

the doors are open, and the surfeited grooms do mock their charge with snores. i've drugg'd their possets, that death and nature do contend about them, whether they live or die. who's there? what, ho! alack, i'm afraid they have awaked, and 'tis not done. the attempt and not the deed confounds us. hark! i laid their daggers ready, he could not miss 'em. had he not resembled my father as he slept, i had done't. my husband! i've done the deed. didst thou not hear a noise? i heard the owl scream and the crickets cry. did not you speak? when? now. as i descended? ay. hark! who lies i' the second chamber? donalbain. this is a sorry sight. a foolish thought to say sorry sight. there's one did laugh in's sleep, and one cried, "murder!" that they did wake each other. i stood and heard them, but they did say their prayers, and address'd them again to sleep. there are two lodged together. one cried "god bless us!" and "amen" the other. as they had seen me with these hangman's hands. listening their fear, i could not say amen when they did say god bless us. consider it not

the site found brides and grooms spent more last year than since the start of the economic crisis, and couples in manhattan spent the most an average of nearly $77,000. >> ridiculous! >> alaskans were the most frugal spending about $15,000. i say, you know what, just go to the justice of the peace. >> las vegas. >> you have two daughters. >> i know. >> good luck. >> i'll tell them to elope. >>> 4:51, the oakland zoo welcomes its newest members. >> plus, it's not the rescue one firefighter expected. how he ended up with a box full of bear cuffs. >> what this octopus was doing in the streets of san francisco. we'll tell you coming up. ravasi >>> high pressure building into the bay area. the temperatures warming up over the next few days, maybe toesy for some folks. we'll talk about that coming up. >> that stall on the san mateo bridge westbound 92 could be out there for a while with a broken axle. otherwise golden gate and bay bridge so far look great on this monday morning. we'll have much more "timesaver traffic" coming up. >> thank you. >>> a fiery finale to a celebration at the new e

chavez didn't groom a successor. there is a lot of charismatic leadership. that's a problem from a political perspective because there's no clear successor. on the other hand, like the ambassador says, it is a definitional problem. you could argue he did encourage more grassroots democracy. he encouraged the communal councils. he's encouraging economic cooperatives. venezuela has the most vibrant cooperative movement in the whole world. so yeah, it depends on how you're defining democracy but that, to me mind is quite empowering. >> john: at the same time, crack down on independent media as well. >> i find it strange that all of the grassroots -- roots that you're talking about were 100% chavez supporters. that leads me to wonder how democratic and how vibrant and how flexible they were in terms of what we think of democratic thinking. as i say -- you can go on and argue this for a long time. >> john: i think we'll all be debating the many contradictions of this man for a long time to come but ambassador, you were actually ambassador ambassador to venezuela

looking at a snow base in alpine meadows of 55 inches with packed powder and also groom surface on that toyota tahoe ski report. saturday and sunday, temperatures go down just a bit. stay dry and then start to introduce the chance of rainfall by next week. much welcome news for us after a very dry 2013. and the forecast models continue to argue about next wednesday, a little bit. but at best, we're looking at a quarter inch of rainfall. it's not a whole lot. if you're visiting here, a quarter inch for us lately is a whole lot of rainfall. >> monsoonal. >> compared to what we haven't had, definitely. >> thanks, jeff. >>> before they were famous, they got their start in san jose. now you can live where the giants played? believe it or not, that's next. ♪ chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >>> you ready for this? here's your chance to live with the future san francisco giant superstar. the san jose giants are looking for host families. before players like pablo sandoval and buster posey were superstars, you

alpine meadows with packed powder and a groomed surface.-day forecast, it stays dry friday and saturday, but much welcomed changes coming in that seven-day forecast. it's been a while since we've seen anything like this, by next tuesday, we'll have the san francisco giants right here on nbc's air at 7:00 p.m., and we'll be getting ready for spring activity, a quarter inch of rainfall by next wednesday both the european model and the gfs model is lining up for some rain on wednesday. not a huge storm, but we'll take anything we can get, we've only seen two inches so far this year, it's going to be a fejer in our cap for sure. >> technical. >> we study those charts, you guys. >>> we'll be back in a moment. for your first day? yeah. ♪ dad: you'll be fine, ok? girl: ok. dad: you look so pretty. ♪ i'm overprotective. that's why i got a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> earthquakes are rarely good news, but something good could come from them. the quake that struck in riverside county monday gave them a chance to test an early

that was the only accommodation made for grooming standards. so then along the way we start to fight this war over in saudi arabia, and following the gulf war invasion of 2003, the army start saying hey, you know, if you're a woman serving in saudi arabia, you need to wear an unbiased when you're off the base, been a long cloak that muslim women typically wear in public. but we have an air force lieutenant colonel who says hey, not so fast. i'm an officer. i'm serving the nation. my male counterparts do that for any special accommodation for uniform. i don't want to with it. and so congress got into the act and pass in 2003 the authorization act and said no more. the statute was passed and said look, you can't encourage come you can't persuade women to wear that who don't want to. so then i saw that play out. interestingly than, we've had in 2001 was for the operation joint freedom in afghanistan to i deployed with special operators and the first thing everyone who assisted was grew a big bushy beard. and i thought wait a minute, i thought we g

we've seen gorillas groom their young, carrying them for their first 18 months, nursing them up to threenfant gorilla's mom rejected her last month at a texas zoo, we less hairy apes stepped in, flying her to the primate experts at the cincinnati zoo. they named her gladys. there, humans, who you see giving her her daily checkup, will teach gladys how to be a gorilla. we've seen that before with or rang tangs. their dns so similar, humans can often take parental roles. it looks like gladys is playing "how big is the gorilla" but her surrogate us, wearing black to resemble her mom, are actually stretching her arms, just like you see hasani here. doing tummy time is something gladys' biological mother would do, strengthening her neck muscles. and this tender hold, all part of preparing gladys for her new ride, adoptive mom's back, just like in the wild. and for that, gladys' six surrogates in ohio will wear these black hair vests. but you won't hear any cooing. >> gorilla calming sound is more like -- >> reporter: that's ron mcgill of the miami zoo. he says baby abandonment isn't unusual.

the power of to me to do the same to win an election in a fair way so you are not grooming anyone as your successor is the only i've decided for myself that i will not even support anyone publicly so it must be conducted in a fair way the people should elect their leaders themselves when the time is right . i remember that during your summit visit to venezuela when chavez was still alive he said we have a great holiday today our guests are president bush and his son and you told him he was right in mentioning the boy because we need someone who will continue of course someone we can pass the baton to twenty twenty five years from now i didn't say pass the baton i said carry on our cause i do remember it very well and i said it in a very responsible way when i say carry on it doesn't mean he would just take the helm and go into the presidents chair we have a million boys like junior and it's them who will continue the cause which look at . some time ago they will continue the work that i have been doing now here is what's on my record better use has become a sovereign and independent

the world so you know it was a slow incremental me waking up to the naive it's a of what i had been groomed to believe through public schooling and college to the way that the corporate world really were and that led to my retirement in two thousand and three and here we are ten years later so how would you like to debate into that well let's talk about the back door that you initially found and then subsequently went to your superiors and talked about what you would uncovered and what happened to you to discover those things. all right so now we're talking about an instance in two thousand and three i was at it i was at a different company by then and i specifically was aware of the financial fraud that was going on in the markets in two thousand and two congress passed a law called the sarbanes oxley act which was a regulation for all corporations to implement so that they couldn't have any more typos or enron's or world coms and so i went to a software company specifically because they sold this regulation software in my clients were the world's largest financial services company and so

and i noticed a portion of the wedding where my cousin's mother, and the other family's mother, the groom's mother, they lit this candle and they said it would signifying unity between the two families, and it just stuck out with me with how much they bicker, these families and everything. it'd be really great if a candle could do such a thing. >>yeah. we've seen the candle, and we're going to go to the notes here in just a second to look at symbols, but symbols - again, symbols, myth, and ritual are symbolic vehicles; they're modes of expression. and the candle, i wish it could stop the bickering. i'm going to get chris and then we'll get janet. >>well, speaking about candles, i attended my grandfather's birthday party, he was 78, and we couldn't fit 78 candles on the cake. and my cousin asked me why do we have birthday candles, and i struggled to find a myth to answer the question, so what i gave him, the candle story of mine was that each candle represents a year passed in your life, and that those are your burning those are your friends, those are your experiences, your family - and whe

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