joining me now ingrid newkirk, president of peta. what did your investigator say she witnessed. >> she witnessed so many things, jane. but she's animals just in their cages out of sheer frustration in their tiny boxes left for days without veterinary care. a rabbit sitting in the hall for four days with people going past this poor animal and not a drop of water, not a drop of food, nobody noticed. we even have little kittens who have chemicals injected into their brains when their mother gave birth to them. this is not something useful. of course, monkeys kept in isolation with holes drilled in their heads. this is the 21st century. and this university needs to be brought to task. it's a closed shop. and the public isn't going to buy that anymore. they need to be open up. >> in response, university of utah officials released annual inspection reports that say the labs passed usda inspections. the university insists its labs are in full compliance with government guidelines but peta argues the trouble usda has nowhere near enough insp

peta, the organization which keeps chimps, says this chimp had a quote, disturbing record of animal care, that this group that took care of that animal had a disturbing record of animal care. the usda says that that same group keeps the primates in dirty, cramped cages. so here's a vicious cycle, isn't it, dr. judy, where you have this demand for commercial entertainment involving these animals and then you obviously see that there's exploitation at the heart of it. what happens when the cameras are turned off? >> well, indeed, and as we just saw in that particular case, the woman is considering the little chimp as her child. so while many of these human animal companion bonds are very healthy and i bless them, some are dysfunctional, where people are replacing people and real relationships and children for animals. that is inappropriate. their need to dominate, their need to have something that loves them, makes this wrong kind of relationship. >> jack, we have ten seconds. final thoughts? >> well, final thoughts are as i said before, zoological world gives millions of dollars each year

falcons tight end tony gonzalez and his wife got naked for peta.and wife october posed as part of the anti-fur campaign which says we'd rather go naked than wear fur. >> her name is october? >> her name is october. not january, october. his teammates had a good laugh. they giggled like kids a little bit. he said it's something he and his wife are passionate. others who have posed dennis rodman and paul mccartney. lastly if that cocky coach video wasn't amazing, the fastest soccer goal ever. the guy kicks it immediately from midfield. look at this. two seconds. >> wow. >> two seconds. from the saudi arabian soccer league. blows the whistle, kicks the ball. it will be up to soccer officials to verify whether it is the fastest ever. >> look at the dance. >> he got a good dance. >> i think the nfl is calling him. >>> in the next half hour mike tyson is in trouble with police again. we'll have it. >> thank you. >>> okay, travelers, i think a better day except for one pocket. right? >> one corridor, yes, the northeast. it's going to be bad. it's unfortun

. >>> falcon's player and his wife posed at part of peta's message.is believed to be the fastest soccer goal ever. the whistle blows and the game starts and the ball is kicked. it goes in. two seconds is how long it took to score this goal from mid field. >> wow, very nice. >>> thank you. i have to run. our travelers are waiting. >> the rain and wind will be out there. the sabre system shows the rain is here and the wind is here, too. watch for delays. boston, shorter delay. wind-related delays. and then out west a little bit of range changing to snow for salt lake city. more "morning express" in just a couple minutes. >>> president obama leaves today for his first visit to asia has president. he will start in tokyo and make starts in singapore, shanghai and seoul. he will talk to leaders about the economy and trade with china and plans for afghanistan among other things. >>> the husband of sandra day o'connor died from alzheimer's complications. she served as the courts' first female justice. colleagues say when he got worse she started to bring him

. >>> falcons tight end tony gonzalez and his wife got naked for peta.zalez and wife october posed as part of peta's anti-fur campaign saying we'd rather go naked than wear fur. gonzalez's teammates had a bit of a chuckle. gonzalez says it was something they're very passionate ability. others who've done this, dennis rodman, paul mccartney and charlize theron. >> this is from a saudi american soccer league. that guy has got worse moves than saudi arabians. >> this game, soccer players who know it, very low scoring. to get one of those in a matter of seconds is like, wow. >> that's why you can see the look on the goalies face. totally stunned. >> did he blink? >>> to get to the top of forbe's latest list, you need more money, evidently. see who's being called the most powerful person in the world. >>> plus, is the man famous for singing "walk this way" really about to walk away from aerosmith? >>> new this morning, the balloon boy's parents have agreed to a plea teal for their attention grabbing hoax. richard heene's attorney says tomorrow he will plead g

peta, the organization which keeps chimps, says this chimp had a quote, disturbing record of animal care, that this group that took care of that animal had a disturbing record of animal care. the usda says that that same group keeps the primates in dirty, cramped cages. so here's a vicious cycle, isn't it, dr. judy, where you have this demand for commercial entertainment involving these animals and then you obviously see that there's exploitation at the heart of it. what happens when the cameras are turned off? >> well, indeed, and as we just saw in that particular case, the woman is considering the little chimp as her child. so while many of these human animal companion bonds are very healthy and i bless them, some are dysfunctional, where people are replacing people and real relationships and children for animals. that is inappropriate. their need to dominate, their need to have something that loves them, makes this wrong kind of relationship. >> jack, we have ten seconds. final thoughts? >> well, final thoughts are as i said before, zoological world gives millions of dollars each year

peta, the organization which keeps chimps, says this chimp had a quote, disturbing record of animal care, that this group that took care of that animal had a disturbing record of animal care. the usda says that that same group keeps the primates in dirty, cramped cages. so here's a vicious cycle, isn't it, dr. judy, where you have this demand for commercial entertainment involving these animals and then you obviously see that there's exploitation at the heart of it. what happens when the cameras are turned off? >> well, indeed, and as we just saw in that particular case, the woman is considering the little chimp as her child. so while many of these human animal companion bonds are very healthy and i bless them, some are dysfunctional, where people are replacing people and real relationships and children for animals. that is inappropriate. their need to dominate, their need to have something that loves them, makes this wrong kind of relationship. >> jack, we have ten seconds. final thoughts? >> well, final thoughts are as i said before, zoological world gives millions of dollars each year