i traveled out to the area where there have been a number of reports orangutans recently. for miles on end, palm trees where force stood. we ask the workers with of a herd of the killings. but all of them denied any knowledge of the horrific acts. palm oil firms have also this associated themselves from the deaths of the apes. but finally, one of the workers spoke. >> i have co-workers who said they found an orangutan and given to the company and will pay $100. the company was to get rid of them because they see them as pests. >> conservationists have recorded footage of orangutans the found beaten and bruised on the plantations. this one suffered grave injuries to his head and legs. and could not move until the activists came to help. but environmentalists say it is not the workers who are to blame, it is the palm oil companies. orangutans in the wild will become extinct in 12 years because of the way the plantations and the mining companies are expanding. this island is a habitat. >> back in the central news, the rescued ones wait until they can return to the wild. many

the baby orangutan it depends on rosa for care. >> she easily cries when i leave. i need to always be close to her. >> 20 years ago, most of the orangutans that were brought to this country were saved from people's homes. stop when there was rescued from the circus. but recently, a disturbing trend. more and more of them brought here have come from palm oil plantation. environmentalists say they aren't urgent need of being rescued because they face being injured -- they are in urgent need of being rescued because they face been injured or killed near the plantations. >> 4 miles on end, all you can see are all -- oil trees. >> we ask some palm oil plantation workers whether they had heard about the are renting killings. all of them denied any knowledge of the horrific acts. but finally, one of the workers spoke. >> i have co-workers who said they caught an orangutan and they give it to the company and was -- and they were paid $100. the country wants to -- the company wants to get rid of the iran attend because they are past. >> they have been found beaten and bruis

. >> and orangutan orangutan chose between footballs with the logos of each team. she has oklahoma beating iowa and stanford beating oklahoma state. we will see how she does, if she is right or not. " i kind of like those picks. >>> there's much more to come. we have another hour. >> if you are a verizon customer, you'll have to pay more just to pay your bill. the coming up. >> and steve is helping you navigate your friday morning commute. >>> straight ahead at 6:00, three days and three deadly accidents. the latest was in montgomery county. >> the highlights of the new year. >> it is also a thing of the past. alexandria has canceled the first night fireworks display. >> four days until iowa

about the black woman that he sees outside of his monticello window as being willing to mate with orangutans, a kind of theory he has about who black women are. so that's one death, or stereotactic the second one i look at is that of the mandy. and the mandy, she is on the when a myth about slavery but she doesn't agree show up in slavery. she shows up in jim crow as a romantic remember to slavery. so after we're in a period of freedom and emancipation along with black man trying to find a place of citizenship as americans we're going to go back and recall and remember that actually the thing that most likely do is take all the talents and give them skills and energies and serve white domestic house with. that, in fact, that is where they be most happy. i point out that this is such an embedded critical way to understand black women. that it is just impossible. it is just impossible to escape the mammy. she is the most unexpected places. i was -- i was in new york on the night that the first "sex and the city" movie open, not the second one which was, you know, horribly and problematic in so