he is one of the first people to reintroduce a rescued orangutan in to the wild. now after failing to convince authorities to protect the forest, he's taking matters in to his own hand. using donations leaving large tracks of lands in central sumatra and the government to insure the forests are not bull bulldozed. >> what we have done is we have control here. this is the frontline to have a functioning ecosystem in the area. >> reporter: he and his team have transformed these 30 for 30 hectors from a forming longer station in to a reserve for endangered animals after training them for fends for themselves in the wild this is where they release the orangutans that have been orphaned or kept illegally at pets. >> 178 orangutans have gone back in to the forest here. and inhabiting this ecosystem at the moment. we are hoping to keep reintroducing to a base of a minute hum of 200 up to 500. we hope the population expand so there is a 2,000 orangutans living a sustainable population here forever. >> reporter: now free to roam through the jungle this population has alrea

he is one of the first people to reintroduce a rescued orangutan into the wild. now after failing to convince authorities to protect the forests, he is taking matters into his own hands. using donations leaving large tracks of land to the government to ensure the forests are not bulldozed >> we've got control and a lease of everything north of here. this is the front line to have a functioning ecosystem in this area. >> reporter: he and his team have trance forked these 34,000 hectares from a former logging station into a reserve for endangered animals. after training them to fend for themselves in the wild, this is where they release the orangutans who have been orphaned or kept illegally as pets. >> all up 178 orangutans have gone back into the forest and are inhabiting this ecosystem at the moment. we're hoping to keep reintroducing to get a base of minimum 200 to 500. ultimately we hope the population expands so there's 2,000 orangutans living in sustainable population here forever. >> reporter: now free to roam through the jungle, this population of oranguta

. >> trying to connect to creatures such as the orangutan. >> reintroducing a reintroduced orangutan into the wild. he's taking matters into his own hands. central sumatra the government to ensure the forests are not bulldozed. >> we have got a lease of everything north of here. this is front line to have the front line here. >> 34,000 hectares from a former logging station into a reserve for endangered animals. after training them to fend for themselves in the wild this is where they release orangutans who have been kept orphaned or illegally as pets. >> all 178 orangutans have gone back into the forest and inhabiting this forest at the moment. we hope to get a base of 200 to 500. ultimately we hope the population expands so there's 2,000 orangutans living if sustainable population he forever. >> reporter: now free to roam through the jungle, this population has already started breeding independently. >> i think living wild is one thing but reproducing and producing offspring that fulfills the goal for conservation. >> on the other side of sumatra, they believe they have made a star

a new species of orangutan.was previously thought that there were only two species, the sumatran and the borneo orangutan. now cocks and his team are almost certain a new species exists. in the forest. they are calling it the tapanuly. >> it's isolated and different and in a different environment. it will move in a different direction to another population. so sooner or later, evolution will dictate that it will be a new species. >> reporter: cocks works with indonesian forest rangers to help keep illegal loggers and poachers out of the forcest. fo. but in a country where countless acres have already been did he tried and palm soil a lucrative money earn are making it save fosafe for orangutan is his a never ending battle. >>> and you can see more of that contract on "101 east." a orangutan whispering on thursday here on al jazeera. coming up we'll have reaction to the news that dutch football great johan has passed away. and spanning the. new zealanders vote to keep their current flag. ♪ ♪ >>> now here is andy

a new species of orangutan.eviously thought there were only two species, but now they are almost certain a new specie exists in the forest. they are calling it the tapanuli. >> this population is isolated, different, and in a different environment. it will move in a different direction to the other population, so sooner or later evolution will dictate that it will be a new species. >> we start from here. >> reporter: cox works with indonesian forest rangers to help keep illegal loggers and poachers out of the forest, but in a country where countless acres have already been destroyed and palm oil is lucrative, making the foresters safer is a never-ending battle. >> you can see more of that report at 2230 gmt on thursday here on al jazeera. >>> u.s. president barack obama has offered to declassify more documents on the u.s. involvement with argentina's former military rulers. the made the promise after laying white roses at a memorial for victims of what has been called the dirty war. he is in buenos aires on the

indonesia's orangutans are facing a grim future. time is running out to save these endangered kreetures. >> reporter: across indz forests are being razed to make oil for palm oil and rubber plantations. thee are the kreetures paying the price. >> one mistake people make is thinking they're a mindless animal. they're a person. >> reporter: he is a man on a mission. he is one of the first people to reintroduce a rescued orangutan into the wild. now after failing to convince authorities to protect the forests, he is taking matters into his own hands. using donations, large tracts of land being leafed to ensure that the forests are not bulldozed. >> we have control and a lease of everything north of here. this is the front line to have a functioning ecosystem in this area. >> reporter: he and his team have transformed these 34,000 hectares from a former logging station into a reserve for endangered animals. after training them to fend for themselves in the wild, this is where necessity release orangutans. >> all up 178 orangutans have g

this is where they release orangutans who have been orphaned or kept at pets. >> all 178 orangutans haveback into the forest and inhabiting the on the ground co system at the moment. we hope to keep reintroducing to get a base of a minimum to 500. ultimately, we hope the population expands so there are 2,000 living in a sustainable population here forever. >> now, free to roam through the jungle, this population of orangutans has already started breeding independently. >> living wild is one thing, but reproducing and producing off spring is it ultimate goal. >> they believe they have made a startling discovery, a new species of orangutan. it was previously thought there were only two species. now cox and his team are almost certain a new species exist in the peru forest. they have named it. >> this population is isolated, it's genetically different and it's in a different environment. it will move in a different direction to the other population, so sooner or later, evolution dictated it will be a new species. >> cox works with indonesian forest rangers to help keep illegal loggers and p

. >>> zookeepers at tampa's lowry park hid baskets filled with eggs throughout the orangutan exhibit yesterday. no chocolate eggs. just boiled eggs and fruit. the hunt is gn stimulate the animals's sense and behavior. >> they don't even need the basket. they are just going at it. >> i love it. too cute. >> tom kierein with us. a lot of folks will be checking out the cherry blossoms today. we will need to larry out. >> dress like an orangutan. >> dressed like me. >> pink blossoms on megan's dress. looking out the window behind us, west potomac park. beautiful colors from the trees in full bloom around the washington monument, as well as many of the neighborhoods now around washington. here's your forecast for this saturday. looks like today is is the best day for that. we'll have the cold temperatures warming into the low to mid-60s by midafternoon with lots of sunshine. terrific day. easter sunday and the morning, upper 40s. might get a few rain. high only around 60. today is the best day to get in your blossom viewing. maybe a brisk run, you'll need to larry up a bit. near 40 in was

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. >> i am not a entertain orangutan a performer, i am just a pastor. reporter: he has 4 million twitter followers, he broadcasts from lakewood church in houston, texas east sunday, reaching more than a hundred million homes in u.s., and millions more in a hundred country in the world. you wouldn't hear fire and known for preaches the soculed -- so-called gospel of positivity. >> on the night of hope tour, this is a family affair. wife victoria often joins joel onstage. >> i believe god does not want us to go through life struggling all of the time. reporter: his children sing with the band. reporter: what can people do what are without hope. >> you may have a lot wrong in your life, do you have your health, do you have a great to live, a grateful heart, discouragement can't stay in a grawt grateful heart. reporter: what is your esther message. >> -- easter message. in your own life, forgive yourself for mistakes you made, and forgive other people, even if you are not religious, lit it be a time of new beginnings. reporter: a packed house, they want to

was it a, an orangutan. b, sea lion. or c, crow? >> i'm going to go with orangutan. >> steve: would you think, it's the sea lion. >> oh, god. [ buzzing ] >> steve: jimmy, you win mary kennedy dressed as wonder woman and ted mooney dressed as the flash. [ cheers and applause ] oh my goodness. >> jimmy: oh my god. this is unbelievable. >> steve: wow. >> look at the puppies. >> steve: flash. >> jimmy: come here. >> steve: wonder woman! >> jimmy: wonder woman goes here. >> steve: there you go. >> flash. >> steve: that's the flash. next question goes to you, jimmy. [ audience awws ] >> steve: oh no, secret identity. >> jimmy: secret identity. batman, come here. >> steve: bruce wayne? what? >> you're giving it away. >> steve: you're ruining it for everyone. >> jimmy: i'm not ruining it. sorry, all right. >> steve: jimmy, this question is for you. >> jimmy: yes. [ light laughter ] >> steve: with more than 2.4 million followers, who is the most popular dog on instagram. >> jimmy: oh, okay. i think i've met this dog. >> steve: is it a, marni

this is a place e f tigers, elephphants, rhinos, and orangutans. it's susupposed to e protecteded. but we'veve been td off by rangegers here that there is illegal deforestation going onon as we speak. we're going to go and try to film them and get t right up close to the destructction. keep going. we've been hiking for hours to get here, right on the edge of where the trees are being cut d down. i'm standnding just ters from whwhere the chainsawas are opererating. i'm whihisperig because we'veve been tolold by r guguides that these e people are highly dangerorous. [chainsaws in backgrouound] and it's likekely to get violent if wewe move any closer. [man shououts in didistncnce] you cacan hear the trerees fallg through the canopy. it's one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. [chopping]] and it's beining destroyed. every day we consume palm oil, labeled as vegetable oil. and a lot of it is coming from hehere indndonesia. the'vv converted t the lowlands alread. and now the palm oioil plantatis are e moving up p and up thehe , toto here, leeuser raiinforest. we've gotta go. >>

baby you should go and love yourself >> leonardo dicaprio is not like shake hands with an orangutan, but britney spears is not like us and the rock's like us too, showing off his bay watch spot on instagr i totally want to hang out with that cutie on the right. here's one more star that's kind of like us that's misha barton heading into her dancing rehearse school,. >>> we are just five days away from the last episode of the people versus oj mini series. even though we all know how it's going to turn out. the cast has got a lot to celebrate and they did that last night in new york at a special screening. john travolta brought wife kelly preston out to celebrate the next tusz's finale that many fans and critics are dieing to see. >> today's the day. >> they told me years ago is the highest critical acclaim i have lawyer i wouldable have believed it. i would say really? >> plus, shocker, there's one person not watching the guy playing oj. >> no, no, i don't watch it. i have to step away from this. >> this scene had viewers going crazy on twitter. was there really a relationship between

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