in animals, females lactate and, therefore, take primary responsibility of the parenting care, as can be seen in these very nice slide, these female chimpanzee is watching over the first step of her child. so females are very maternal and not only in mammals but some species of birds, frogs, reptiles, insects. what about fathers? well, the contribution of the males in parenting is very vairable. in some species, for example in this silverback gorilla playing with the infants, in some speeshts male are paternal and nurture their i don't think and in other species sometimes attack the children and kill them. i'm a neurobiologist and my group used the laboratory mice to try to understand the basic biology of parenting behavior. we would like to identify the brain areas involved in driving parental behavior and would like to understand how the brain areas are regulated. in order to have animals that are parenting and some animals that are neglecting their infants. now, in females, mothers as well as non-mothers are spontaneously maternal, which means that when they are put in the presence

the picture is goin up in the lactation room at fort bliss in texas. tara ruby says it shows women don't have to choose between being a mother or soldier. if you are wondering there is no military policy about breastfeeding in uniform. jonathan: the lactating room? probably call it baby chow or something. alison: probably do. jonathan: library of congress has a personal archive for comedian jerry lewis' career and it includes thousands of documents and recordings that chronicle his more than 70 years in comedy. he is 89 years old now and the comedian is scheduled to celebrate handing over all of his materials with a performance in culpeper, virginia, scheduled for october 9. that should be fun. this guy, you can't buy him love. but you could own collectibles from the beatles drummer ringo star. 800 items from he and his wife who is a supermodel, still beautiful, putting up for auction. including a drum seat used in 200 performances. a beatle backer that was owned by john lennon. that will set you back a pretty penny. it will be offered december 4 and 5

. >> perryman says this season many of the north bound, lactating, female gray whales observed, appeared more robust than in previous years. data that is important for many reasons. whale health gives scientists a snapshot of the balancing act between food sources, natural predators, even climate change. >> we're getting to the point now where we really can talk about how climate change in the arctic is impacting this population. now that there is less ice and it's thinner there's more photosynthesis going on in the winter time because light can penetrate and we want to understand that dynamic of what's going on. >> recently, john durban and the noaa team took mobly to canada to study killer whales. taken from 100 feet above, this video...the first of its kind... gives scientists a clear picture of the health of northern resident killer whales. in these images, the whale on the right appears robust and in good health while the whale on the left is thin and in poor health. scientists believe this whale later died because it was no longer spotted with its pod. >> found the little guy? okay

in mammals, females lactate and they take riemer responsibility of the parental care.ale see this temperance is watching over the first -- chimpanzee is watching over her child. what about father's? the contribution of males in parenting is very variable. , for example in the silverback monkey and gorilla playing with his infants, in some species males are paternal, they nurture their young. in some other species, males attack the children and sometimes kill them. biologist in my group used a laboratory mouse to try to understand basic biology of parenting behavior. we would like to identify the brain areas that are involved in driving parental behavior and we would like to understand how these brain areas are regulated, in order to have animals that are parenting and some animals that are neglecting their infants. mothers as well as non-mothers are spontaneously maternal. which means that when they are put in presence with cubs, they will spontaneously build a nest, they will groom them, and huddle with them for long periods. in contrast, males are infanticidile. howe

tara ruby says the shoot was intended to celebrate annulet -- and ultimately decorate the first lactation's fort bliss base. the army veteran says which when she was active duty there were no options for nursing so she had to find private places to pump. her message, women do not have to choose between being a soldier and being a mother. >> that is beautiful. big talkers now and reprimanding someone else's kid isn't exactly a crime but cops in new york city are looking for a woman who was intents on giving a kid a message about manners she chased him down slapped him and gave him a blood knee nose. the 10-year-old went to his family's deli into the bronx to pick something up. this female customer demanded that he say thank you and when he told her to mind her own business, she decided to teach him some manners. with her hands and fists. >> she slapped me two times and punched me one time. >> indescribable from a father to see his son, i mean, getting chased, getting beat up. >> police are looking for that woman in the surveillance video so that they can have a few words of their own with

she had to find private places to pump because there were no lactation rooms. >>> moviegoers say they found themselves in the midst of a a theater. >>> get ready to get itchy. moviegoers complained they were bitten by bedbugs inside a theater. she was sitting at the amc. she says she freaked out when she realized what had happened. >> i felt my arm itching so i reached and touched my arm like this then i felt three bites on my arm. so, i picked up my cell phone and i slashed a light on the seat and saw the bug crawling down the seat. >> amc says out of an abundance of caution, increased proactive inspections are continuing. >> yuck. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and bill. >> you got to bring in the dog to find the bed bugs. what is that dog's name. >> roscoe. get him in t they a theater -- theater look at the humidities. really dry across brooklyn and queens. we have a southwest wind here. a great ride coming in on the ferry from staten island or over from brooklyn and to the hudson river. 66 at 8:00. 78 at noontime. 84 later on today. one of

a better candidate to represent in a way that maybe ben carson or the donald trump because of the lactate be able to. >> let me hear from each of you in terms of what you're look footwork tomorring for tomorrow. fiorina starting with. >> she's going to try to take on the donald in some form of fashion. >> what do you think? >> i think that's right. but also she sees this a huge opportunity talk directly to voters. because she's also not as well known. >> jeb bush, jeffrey. what are you looking for? >> survival. >> and what would that look like? >> he's got a real problem. well, you know, an assault on donald trump? i really don't know. he's had all of this debate practice. he's got a problem and he knows it. >> is that what it is going to take? an assault on donald trump? >> i think any time you are your candidate's goal to be survival, that is a bad thing. i think you want more than that. one of the problems is bush is he's got to go out and establish his conservative credibility. so many republicans believe that he hasn't done enough to really establish that. and his resume as a conserv