most of all, carol's favorite, monkeys.apuchins have to be caged because of their aggression. >> they are true victims of the pet trade. i will enter this cage only with the idea that i'm the sacrificial lamb. carol tells us she can't go into the cage because she's the alpha monkey in this jungle and they would try to knock her off. they're considered the third smartest land mammal on earth. we went into the cage so that makes us the fourth. >> these are very aggressive monkeys. they're constantly moving around. which is one of the reasons they shouldn't be kept as pets. okay, what's going on here? >> i don't know. i'm getting out of here. >> the last guy that came through here had to get 13 stitches. they call it a sanctuary tattoo. remember sweetie? she's the spider monkey with a grudge against men. one day she'll leave the sanctuary and join a wild troupe, but today we get a first-hand look at how quickly a tame monkey can get dangerous. >> walk away. walk away. see, she doesn't hate men. >> reporter: producer steve was

[laughter] monkeys, monkeys, monkeys! yes, monkeys. after recent experiments proved that monkeys can be trained to understand and news money, a team of researchers decided to create the first advertising campaign for nonhuman pry mates. this is brilliant because monkeys have to watch advertising. they haven't developed the tivo yet. they are still stuck at poking the channel change button with a termite stick. [laughter] to prove advertising works on monkeys, the team creates two brands of jell-o, one of them advertised by a billboard campaign that hangs outside the monkey's enclesh sure. i believe it will work. we know one product is marketed to nonhuman pry -- primates, summer movies. >> oh, no! >> i'm going to hurl! ♪ [laughter] >> stephen: this is a targeted campaign that will use images that appeal to primates with photos of the alpha male of troop as well as a graphic shot of a female monkey with her genitals exposed. i hope they keep it taste wfl none of air brushed or injected stuff just beautiful, natural monkey vaginas. [laug

for this monkey. using his psychic abilities. to contact an attorney immediately and to sue caters perhaps monkey wants people to know about his ideas and his plight in indonesia as the reinforcer being shot down well that's right the the wilds of the ideas are what engender creativity and have driven human creativity and evolution for millennia and the fact that copyright law intellectual property laws are chopping down the end of the landscape for ideas just like there are clear cutting forests where this monkey poor monkeys living their clear cutting ideas using copyright law from ugly monopolists and moguls like the root of former head of news corps rupert murdoch now this agency caters news agency isn't claiming to own the copyright that idea has infected their mind that we can shut down ideas and we can't keep people from communicating ideas they're trying to keep tech dirt from communicating ideas but let's look at where so far an idea has not been copyrighted and it's allowed to spread and that's from tahrir square hash t

studies involving monkeys have led to important benefits over the years, such as the development of a polio vaccine and treatment for strokes and parkinson's disease. an animal welfare groups describe the inquiry's findings as chilling. >> it is done in cases where we believe it will yield fantastic results that meat -- that may either now or sometime in the future be important for human health. >> but is all the research carried out really necessary? and does it always lead to a scientific and medical benefits? according to a review of research on monkeys, on the whole, the work is of high quality and were continuing, but there were some concerns. -- worth continuing, but there were some concerns. >> some of the work does not justify continuing in terms of its medical or public benefits. some of it seems a bit pedestrian. >> one in 10 medical research projects involving monkeys had no clear benefits. the report also recommends they should be better screen to -- there should be better screening of research progresprojects forl progress. they need to make sure that the experiments are

or kittens. >> jimmy: no. >> spider monkeys. >> jeff: spider monkeys. >> jimmy: do you have any morei do, actually. >> jimmy: could you -- ? do you want bring some -- >> jeff: i saved some little -- little chicks. [ audience aws ] >> these are turkey chicks? >> jeff: you're right. she's like -- she should have been a zookeeper. you're really good. >> i worked at the san diego zoo when i was graduating from high school. >> jimmy: did you really? >> and was in the -- >> jeff: want to hold it? >> sure. -- was both in the bird sanctuary as well as the -- yeah, with the primates and the -- and they're just -- hi. >> jimmy: really? and what -- these are? >> these are turkey chicks. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> yeah. or it could be a new band. the turkey chicks. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the turkey chicks, yeah. >> they have a new album. the turkey chicks. >> jimmy: i like the turkey chicks. yeah, i'm going to go see the turkey chicks. >> hi, oh. >> jimmy: how old are these guys? >> see the eyes? the eyes start to go like, aw. >> jeff: just a couple weeks old. >> oh. >> jeff: like turkey, turkey. >

colony at uc davis. >>> a third of the monkeys fell ill z more than 80% of them died from the illnesstechnology including dna the team identified it as a previously unknown adeno virus they cause a variety of illnesses but until now scientists believe animal and human strain strains were separate un like hiv which is a receipt stro virus they have not been thought to cross tissues and all data released suggested they are species specific. >> several months after the outbreak the team discovered a researcher had fallen ill at the same time as monkeys so in search of a possible link they decided to test that researcher's blood. >> we found that this researcher, this is several months after the outbreak developed antibodies to this virus. what that suggested to us is that the researcher had been infected as had monkeys. >> additional tests suggested a family member may have become ill. the case is considered isolated the doctor believes it could provide valuable insight into potential for future outbreak autos i think that we're going to see kind of ongoing development of the viruses tha

no monkey makes a good pet.e really learned how a tame monkey can instantly snap like that and attack. steve is okay now. i will say he didn't get rabbies, any kind of weird diseases. he's doing fine. but it was quite shocking for us. >> let's tell everyone where we can all watch this. sunday night, it's an all new cnn presents, including your story here. and a closer look also at bull bullying and the hunt for a possible serial killer on long island. amber lyon, thank you very much. and "the situation room" coming up in a matter of minutes. wolf, the details out of norway, particularly at that youth camp just keep come coming out. i don't think tragic can really sum it up. >> yeah, it's heart breaking and we're getting more information even as we speak right now. we're going to be covering the breaking news out of norway. this attack, i think it's fair to say this is obviously a terror attack. we don't know who's responsible. some groups claiming responsibility, norwegian authorities are checking all of these g

well, how can we do without monkeys at the scope's trial? we've got lots of monkeys. dayton was importing monkeys at the time they were brinng these things from local carnivals ad circuses and, of course, hey -- the people who had them were bringing them to dayton, too. this is part of the misunderstanding that people evolved from monkeys, which is not what natural selection says, but it makes a nice frame, it's fun. it's easy to pick up on, easy to understand. it's also importantnot only because it reflects the misunderstanding of darwin's theory, but it also tells you what their nature of the rial is for dayton. again, it's a farce. people in dayton knew it was a farce. they knew it was something silly, to get attention, to get people in the town for te weekend. they weren't taking tis seriously. they were taken seriously elsewhere, of course. and then, finally, there are a number of pictures of brian's casket being taken out of town. he did die in dayton, as i mentioned. and this is marvelously symbolic because it kills brian, dayton does. and i mentioned the great

artist who takes self portraits and if you look at this image that's not cindy sherman that is a monkey from indonesia and he took the camera from a nature photographer visiting indonesia and took south portraits of himself now this has become a big copyright issue because copyright in for tog or free always belongs to whoever took the photo who actually snapped the button not to the person who owns the camera or whatever so the the man who took this photo david slater was working for caters news agency and now caters news agency is sending out cease and desist orders to people like tech dirt dot com who posted the photo and saying well you don't own the copyright and.

talk about monkey business.onkey in indonesia. [ laughter ] he stole a photographers camera and snapped very memorable photos of itself. this is one of the pictures showing him smiling. he knows how to pose. that is a nice angle. the photographer says by the time he got his camera back the monkey took hundreds of photos. >> and he knew how to pose too. [ laughter ] that is how we are going to wake you up this morning. >>> time now 5:57. i like seeing sal's face too. he knows all about the commute. >> that is right. we are looking at the commute all over the place. i wanted to mention we have two crashes on 880. one northbound and one southbound. but let's move along and take a look at 280 at the 880 interchange that traffic is moving well. no major problems. also the commute on 680 looks good heading south. if the guys can bring up the map on the control room. 880 north and southbound two separate crashes there. let's go back to dave andpam. >>> the continuing search for seven missing fishermen in new mexico. mo

this is one of the pictures showing the monkey smiling. the photographer says by the time he got his camera back, the monkey has taken hundreds of photos. that is pretty good framing. >> it is. you are a photographer. >> yeah. good lighting. nice positioning there. apparently he took some pictures of the photographer as well. i would like to see those. >>> time now 6:57. sal, i want to know what is happening in the south bay. >> we are seeing more crowding here on 237. it could be this could be it or it could get worse. also this morning san francisco a little bit of a fog problem here. and on the golden gate bridge it's thick, foggy and damp. >>> cooler inland it will be upper 90s. but temperatures coming down. it will be much more noticeable on thursday even inland areas will cool down on friday. >>> thank you, steve. coming up next on mornings on 2. tragedy struck a bay area family for a second time. three years ago high school football star mike capland died suddenly. >>> plus in the dog house a golden retriever this one quarantined af

taken by the monkey himself.e monkeys try out his camera. the monkey took hundreds of pictures, including this incredible self portrait. steve? >> steve: nice picture. meanwhile, we've been telling you how your tax dollars are subsidizing media matters' war against fox news channel. the irs not doing anything about it yet. but the irs was quick to strip another group of its money 12 years ago. joining us is the guy who brought this story to light, former white house counsel for the george herbert walker bush administration, c. boyden gray. he wrote an article in the washington times called taxpayers subsidizing liberal media's war on fox, that got this ball rolling. boyden, thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> okay. let's start by talking just a little bit about this group back in 1989 called american campaign academy. apparently it was kind of like a boot camp for republicans. they were denied their tax exempt status by the irs. right? >> that's correct. >> steve: why was that? >> the irs found tha

he knew what he was doing. >> he is an interesting looking monkey. i have never seen that type before. >>> i am now looking at big storm chances this week. they will be widely scattered storms especially tomorrow and thursday, garden variety actually. they pulled up and train themselves out. friday and saturday, that is where we have a bit of uncertainty. we may be changing that forecast. if you do not hear me talking ab [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. want to save even more? call now and we'll add over 60 premium channels including showtime, starz, epix, and more for 12 months. fios is a 100% fiber optic network. it delivers superior picture quality the best channel lineup, more hd, plus america's fastest most consistent and reliable internet. and there's no annual contract required. why keep paying for cable? move up to the best. get fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.

clap for me, my monkeys.rs and applause) i believe the words you ear looking for "check and mate." (laughter) what do you mean? the media does not have... but that's everything that i shear that the media has control over the minds of its audience. we're all being brainwashed. >> well, the media are reflecting everything that we are as a people and as a civilization. and some of that is pretty disgusting. some of that is pretty shallow. some of that is trivial. some of it is frivolous and some of it is just plain mendacious. >mendacious. >> stephen: are you going to talk about me the entire interview? (laughter) >> on the other hand, so much of the media is everything that we want it to be. >> stephen: it's liberal. (laughter) the media has a liberal bias. this we know. the media-- except for fox news, the "wall street journal" and a couple other murdoch holdings-- all parts of the media have a liberal bias. you can not deny that. >> actually, there was a stud they george mason university did, the first seven

i'm from the south bay and originally it was a destination place when it was the monkey club, the owners are from san jose. i came from san jose and how i found out about this place. the deejay goes until 2:00 a.m. and there's never been a problem in eight years and there was one complaint and the gentleman is in the room now to support me. he doesn't want to be pointed out but is here to support me. each of the businesses operated with their entertainment until 2:00 a.m. all the businesses that were there before. imagine my surprise when i went to the entertainment commission to see about transferring the entertainment license and they said oh, that's not a licensed facility. we know it's been a nightclub but it wasn't licensed. so as demonstrated by the fact there were never any complaints and that the neighbors were -- if he had didn't support it they would have complained before because it was not a neighborhood crowd. i changed it into a neighborhood bar with food and we -- and i cater to the local people, about 0% of my clientele does walk there -- 90% of my clientele does walk the

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artist who takes self portraits and if you look at this image that's not cindy sherman that is a monkey from indonesia and he took the camera from a nature photographer visiting indonesia and took south portraits of himself now this has become a big copyright issue because copyright in for toggery free always belongs to whoever took the photo who actually snapped the button not to the person who owns the camera or whatever so the man who took this photo david slater was working for caters news agency and now caters news agency is sending out cease and desist orders to people like tech dirt dot com who posted the photo and saying well you don't own the copyright. agency wrote back to them and say well neither do you so you can't post it all copyright law even in its current absurd iteration and we've talked about it before it's effectively a global bottom e. this perpetual copyright as lawrence lessig calls it doesn't extend to the animal kingdom now the.

the creatures in crisis as a ferret a parrot and a monkey escaped from a siberian circus scene really because the bad summer weather is getting them down more on the furry friends in a fluster party talk. with r.t. live from moscow drastic spending cuts are on the way in italy as the parliament desperately tries to fend off a spiralling debt crisis it all bodes badly for the euro italy's finance minister even compared the current troubles to that of the titanic because financial writer patrick young told us the government may find itself in a conflict with the public set against cuts who will be one significant difference between the people who take to the streets between greece and italy and that is that a greece at least thank goodness the taxi drivers don't go on strike where is nuclei expected almost everybody is going to end up on strike and it's going to be absolutely chaotic the only way they can slip this through is perhaps because we do have this long lead in time until the cuts really start to make an impact in two thousand and thirteen but i think the problem is in the mean

male in order to gain access to nectar in the males territory and it's also the case that pervert monkeys that are already pregnant three months pregnant will have sex with a male although they can't be impregnated and thus to protect themselves against the risk the male will then six months later to get babies because remember i had sex with that female six months ago so yes clearly vervet monkey isn't hummingbirds have sex without any intention of proclamation and it seems like. the logical the reason it's fun is because it produces offspring that there's that there's a biological imperative to produce offspring as would that be a piece of. if i just use that as the interpretation to them yes again if you if you ask your dog why your dog is having sex and if your dog could speak your dog would undoubtedly say you jerk but simple it's because that's throwing thought thought and if you in the thought of something good a natural selection then presumably the reason that six of all the natural selection to be thrown is that sex is on the strong selection it's what enables an animal to pass

artist who takes self portraits and if you look at this image that's not cindy sherman that is a monkey from indonesia and he took the camera from a nature photographer visiting indonesia and took south portraits of himself now this has become a big copyright issue because copyright.

look at this monkey in independent nova scotia.monkey took the camera from the famed british photographer david sterns and then took this photo. stern says the monkey and his friends appeared to be fast straighted by the sounds of the shutter going off. >> looks like he's smiling for the camera. >>> let's check in with sal. i know you like to take a lot of pictures like that. >> good morning. well, you know, i will show you some pictures from the video end of the world of the bridges and westbound 80 is beginning to get filled in. so is the -- so is the east shore. look at the fog on the golden gate bridge. that's a welcomed site for people who don't like the weather to be too hot. here's my good friend, steve. >> all right, sal. thank you, sir. fog very thick coming right through the golden gate. we're looking at guild, they are off. sunshine, warm to hot inland but foggy and -- you know, the temperatures -- somebody just treated -- tweeted me and said how come your temperature is cooler than everybody elses for the -- else's for