if phillip is unhappy is because phillip has made phillip unhappy. but if phillip wants to be happy, hillip happy and nobody else. now, what do you think about that? big deal! you think that's a big deal-- wait, i'll show you the whole deck. ow, ow, ow! now, look what you make me do? i've never hit you before. grandma, you're crying. no, i'm not. yes, you are. and it's all my f-- it's okay, grandma. it hurt me more than it hurt you. ( sighs ) you're just saying that to make me feel better. hi. hey. hi, mom. hi, chris. i'll be ready in a minute. you're kidding, are you coming with us? sure! of course! i told you, with a little love and understanding, you can work miracles. guess what, mom? grandma just beat the hell out of me! well...sometimes... in order to make a child act like an angel on one end, you have to beat the devil out of him on the other one.

today phillips is eating a regular meal instead of his usual diet plate. >> anything is better than diet trays. >> in the women's wing at the jail, josie sanchez's case is drawing closer to a conclusion. she admits to brutally beating her 3-year-old son while high on heroin. sanchez recently signed a plea deal and today will receive her sentence. she doesn't know what it will be, but she at least knows the worst case scenario. >> i was signing the papers on a 14 year cap. you know, i know it wasn't a lifetime. it felt like i was signing my life away. it's a good deal compared to 5 to 99. >> though sanchez can be sentenced to a maximum of 14 years in prison, she could also be released on probation. >> it depends on the judge. the da is opposing probation. so she wants to give me a sentence. she wants to give me time. >> sanchez has also relinquished custody of her three children. they are staying at least temporarily with relatives. >> i don't see me ever seeing them again, ever knowing about how they are, who they're with, if they're okay. >> sanchez says

there is one thing phillips needed more than anything.inspiration. >> everything i am doing in here to better myself is so i can be out there for my daughter when all of this is done. because that's the whole reason why i am doing what i am doing. >> for phillips, losing weight has given him a new outlook. even as he faces the possibility of a life behind bars. should he be convicted. >> if you don't have hope and you are not positive, then you have nothing. every day i wake up, it is a new day. >>> coming up. >> his personality changes very frequently. >> recovered from his attempted suicide, arnulfo guerra poses new challenges. >> he could be singing. at the drop of a dime, he is mad. [ indiscernible ] >> and -- >> right side protective custody. left side, our detox unit. >> two female housing units. divided by hate. >> why don't you come over here and do something about it? [ >>> at san antonio's bear county jail, there are 16 different housing units for the 400 women incarcerated here. two of those units, hold inmates who are facing d

the "terrance & phillip" mobile game. in this game, you are terrance and phillip.t this, guy. what? congratulations, kyle. with canada coins, you can buy stuff and help terrance and phillip rebuild canada. run around and collect more coins, or better yet, buy them in bulk. how man canadian coins would you like to buy? this is stupid. well, it's just $.49 for the cheapest one. [ coins jingle ] you bought 200 canadian coins for $.49! you're amazing! now use that canadough to help rebuild canada. click to build a hospital here. [ beeps ] [ fart! sparkle! ] yay! yay! it's still stupid, and now i paid $.49 for it. what are you two boners doing? we're playing the "terrance & phillip" freemium game. i played that thing. it's [bleep] dumb. i ended paying like five bucks. who makes this crap? [ french accent ] oh, it's tewiffic! that's $200,000 more american in just one day. where is the roof on this thing? [ doors open ] what's the big idea making a mobile game without our approval? oh, terrance and phillip. how are canada's two favorite buddies? what gives you the right t

phillip is still one of those guys but we're still in the called phillip rivers at times. that's the guy that can put it on. it has to feel good to get it against this league. >> they have that type of offense that exploited us in the past. to be able to shut them down and have a day like we did yesterday man it was very important for us. >> talib came through yesterday. i don't know if you were as play. >> it definitely brings more responsibility on me just communicating with everybody. and adjusting to how they play and how robi plays. me and talib we just like, >> it's funny watching him play. >> every play it's like dude relax. >> he even looked just watching him cheer you on. he looked like talib too. he was heading straight to the end zone. >> we pride ourselves in scoring. if you don't score. we're going to roast you most of the time. it's a big deal for us to try to get in that end zone. have some success. >> stewart gets one, ward gets one. there was one guy the no fly zone that was absent. who i am just wondering were you on cruise control? you cadillacing out th

andy phillips. not a very good one. recovered by ento at the 41. but here's the thing, colorado has not been able to move the ball in the second half, and utah has three timeouts left. >> brady: is still plenty of that thing never really got more than a foot off the ground. made it easy on ento to track that thing down. but you are right, three timeouts left. although utah needs a touchdown, and based on where the ball is at now, if they were to get a stop, they would have to work down the field fast because they won't have any left and there is going to be a lot of space to move. >> joe: here is phillip lindsay with a big hole and a nice first down run for six first timeout, taking by kyle whittingham, 1:29. >> joe: mike macintyre holding his team can get one more first down, and then a chance to run this clock out. fourth season here at colorado. more than 30 years as a coach, passed away this january after a 20 year battle with multiple sclerosis. mike macintyre learned so much from his dad. he played for his dad for a short period of time at va

broncos defensive coordinator wade phillips is still recovering after sunday's game. that was tough to watch. you may remember this he was tackled on the sidelines by chargers' player melvin gordon. but phillips has a sense of humor about the whole incident. he retweeted this picture. someone tweeted a guy all wrapped up in bubble wrap and wrote new nike gear for and then phillip's twitter handle son of bum. i need this. a little too late. phillips was back at work on monday and he's planning on being back on the sidelines this sunday, when the broncos play the oakland raiders. go raiders. it's always a good rival the broncos and raiders. they are good this year. at the top of the division it will be a fight for number one in our division. usually 's circumstance type thing playing the raiders now it's like we need to win. they have good weather this week? they will. warm it will be another one of those days you can very well be playing football in this notice i love the year as we very well know. that will be the case today at a little bit of a mix of sun and clouds.

mark phillips has the story. bidding at 250,000 pounds. >> reporter: more than a collection of old bones was on the block at this auction. those bones once assembled formed the world's most famous dead bird, the dodo. >> that is a dodo, just rolls off the tongue beautifully doesn't it. >> reporter: the phrase stuck, says dodo expert errol fuller, not just because it was catchy, but because the dodo's extinction is so well the bird on the indian ocean island of marishias in the late 1500s. within about 80 years, the happenless and significantly flightless bird was gone, dead as. the dodo has been and i think for more than 300 years, yet it is still the most important symbol of what mankind can do to nature if it isn't careful or if it doesn't care. yet, the dodo, and its lessons, 260,000 pounds now. >> reporter: it's hard to put a price on a lesson, but auction house owner rufus van der werff says he was selling an idea. is this an example of man's folly? >> it really brings it home it that we can have a big impac

phillips. be good to your gut. i know you're my financial advisor, hose shares, you know. he ran that company. i get it. but you know i think you own too much. gotta manage your risk. and you've gotta switch to decaf. an honest opinion, even if you disagree. with 13,000 financial advisors, it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >> quijano: as a divided america gathers to celebrate thanksgiving, it's worth noting the national holiday was established by abraham lincoln in 1863 to unite the country as the civil war raged. chip reid met somebody who's making sure the legacy of our 16th president lives on. >on. of historic meaning to all americans. >> reporter: it's not every day you get a personal tiewfort lincoln memorial, and the tour guide is a billionaire. where does he rank in your panton of american presidents? >> we've had a lot of great presidents but there's no doubt lincoln held the country pentagon and probably our greatest president. >> reporter: financier david rubenstein spent tens of millions of his own fortunes to restore everything from the iwo jima m

andy phillips. not a very good one. recovered by ento at the 41. but here's the thing, colorado has not been able to move the ball in the second half, and utah has three timeouts left. time, and here's another look. this is kind of a worm burner. that thing never really got more than a foot off the ground. made it easy on ento to track that thing down. but you are right, three timeouts left. although utah needs a touchdown, and based on where the ball is at now, if they were to get a stop, they would have to work down the field fast because they won't have any left and there is going to be a lot of space to move. >> joe: here is phillip lindsay with a big hole and a nice first down run for six. first timeout, taking by kyle whittingham, 1:29. >> joe: mike macintyre holding his team can get one more first down, and then a chance to run this clock out. fourth season here at colorado. more than 30 years as a coach, passed away this january after a 20 year battle with multiple sclerosis. mike macintyre learned so much from his dad. he played for his da

i want you to tell phillip something. you tell him why his grandmother is the only member of our family not going to that dedication. i'm going to tell him the truth, walter-- do what you want. destroy my grandson's image of me! but remember, it'll be your burden to bear. here he is...go ahead. tell him why you're not going! not going where? phillip, your grandmother is not going to the dedication. why not, grandma? look, now, try to understand. i'm not going because your grandfather... what, grandma? because your grandfather... before anybody goes, i'd like to know one thing. what kind of a bird laid this egg? ( indistinct chatter ) me? not 1/5000th as glad as you are, walter. cut it out, maude. i want to introduce you to reverend williamson. reverend williamson, i'd like you to meet my wife, maude. oh, it's nice to have you here, mrs. findlay. oh, i was here this morning, and really enjoyed your sermon. thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen? folks? may i have your attention, please? now, this is a very special day for

kuryakin was bending over agent phillips and phillips was dead. do you often take moonlit swims on lonely, deserted beaches? trainees are permitted time off to do as they wish. yes, i'm familiar with the rules there. there'll be maximum security in this matter, you're dismissed. class of '59, wasn't it, mr. kuryakin? -no, '56, sir. -oh. do you remember you kept me here an extra month to instruct the explosives in demolition class. oh, yes, i recall you were moderately good at it. from you that's a rare compliment. are these the assignments for the graduates? yes. security didn't want them sent by radio. let's stop waltzing, mr. kuryakin, waverly doesn't send his top agents out as messengers. you're here because of suspected thrush infiltration. ndercover agent several weeks ago right after the codebook was stolen. he's here now posing as a trainee. yeah, but since graduation is so near and you haven't learned anything yet, mr. waverly thought... what does mr. waverly know about running a school? he's sitting in a desk 2,000 miles away. he's the ma

that ought to help wade phillips feel better. mike klis, 9news. >>> strange but drew, pro football hall of famer steve young who was nearly talked out of retirement by mike shanahan prior to the 2000 season finally tried on orange and blue tonight. young works for espn now and arrived at his monday night football assignment a broncos parachutist, strange but drew. >>> still of the night comes from soldier field in chicago where minnesota vikings wide receiver laquan treadwell who grew up in the windy city wore custom designed cleats in tonight's loss to the bears in the still of the night. >>> world series travel day game six with the indians and >>> we're done here. tonight show is next.

andy phillips. not a very good one. recovered by ento at the 41. but here's the thing, colorado has not been able to move the ball in the second half, and utah has three timeouts left. >> brady: is still plenty of this is kind of a worm burner. that thing never really got more than a foot off the ground. made it easy on ento to track that thing down. but you are right, three timeouts left. although utah needs a touchdown, and based on where the ball is at now, if they were to get a stop, they would have to work down the field fast because they won't have any left and there is going to be a lot of space to move. >> joe: here is phillip lindsay with a big hole and a nice first down run first timeout, taking by kyle whittingham, 1:29. >> joe: mike macintyre holding his team can get one more first down, and then a chance to run this clock out. fourth season here at colorado. more than 30 years as a coach, passed away this january after a 20 year battle with multiple sclerosis. mike macintyre learned so much from his dad. he played for his dad for a sho

the dramatic events were portrayed in the tom hanks movie "captain phillips." >> look at me. >> sure. at me. i'm the captain now. >> themaerskcrew fought back against the pirates, but the pirates took a lifeboat and escaped with their hostage, captain richard phillips. soon, news reached the united states an american was being held captive on a tiny lifeboat in the middle of the indian ocean. >> we knew we had a system in place. that's kind of our specialty is to rescue people in the ocean. the thing unfolded, and people were spinning up, and we kind of knew that something's gonna happen. the negotiations aren't going well, and these guys are doing this. it's getting kind of rugged. >> american navy ships and helicopters were able to block the lifeboat carrying captain phillips and his somali pirate kidnappers from reaching somalia, even as the pirates opened fire. >> shot fired! shot fired! >> at the same time, the call was made -- send in the seals. >> good friday, april 10, which is my birthday. and i was at a tea party for easter at my kid's preschool. and we were actually sitting

and phillip! phillip will flip out meeting john wayne. you hear that, maudie, you hear that?! the rest of your family is dying to meet john wayne. at least they recognize a great actor. great actor? arthur, i know four people who show more emotion than john wayne, and they're all on mount rushmore. let me tell you something, maudie-- i will never forget him in allegheny uprising. you remember? remember? when he came through the swinging doors into the saloon? go ahead, arthur, what'd he say?! he didn't say anything! that is great acting. laurence olivier would've had to say something. something like, "why isn't john wayne doing this lousy picture?" come on, maude, you should jump at the chance to meet john wayne! oh, now, wait a minute! walter, i can understand this of arthur, but you-- you can't expect me to have lunch with a man that is mr. conservative himself. oh, come on, maude, i don't care anything about his politics. he's a tradition! do you know how many saturday mornings i spent with that man? i grew up with john wayne. i spent thousands of hours in dark theaters lov

hi, phillip. grandma, who stole my record player? phillip, nobody stole your record player. grandma put it in the guest room. but it's my record player. honey, we know it's your record player, but we want our guests to be happy, don't we? not necessarily. phillip, dear-- phillip, you know, with that girl living here, in the house with us, we will learn more about her, she will learn more about us, and that will make for better understanding, and a better world. do you know what i mean? yeah. i don't get my record player back. uh, phillip, what doth the north wind do? blow. an important message for americans eligible for medicare. the annual enrollment period is now open. now is the time to find the coverage that's right for you ... at the right price. the way to do that is to explore your options. you can spend hours doing that yourself ... or you can call healthmarkets ... and let us do the legwork for you - with no cost or obligation. we'll search a variety of plans from nationally recognized companies to find the coverage that's the best fit for you ... at a price that fi

phillips. be good to your gut. mr. clean gets tough on dirt and grime and grease in just a minute mr. clean will clean your whole house and every room that's in it floors, doors, walls, halls he's so tough, he cleans 'em all >>> this past season, some stores are struggling and others doing really well. retailers with less than stellar result have seen their stocks rally, more discretionary spending once the upcoming trump administration cuts taxes. you need to hear from a retailer that's why i am so enthralled by home depot which reported a great quarter last week and why i want to spend more time with carol tome, the company's terrific cfo, to find out more about what they are doing and how they are doing it. your history is an interesting one, a gardener, a user of home depot and the numbers person. explain your revelation with the company. >> i have been with the company for 21 years, hired for a number that i love to do it. my husband and i have torn houses down and built them up, i love, love, love to do it. w

andy phillips. not a very good one. recovered by ento at the 41. but here's the thing, colorado has not been able to move the ball in the second half, and utah has three timeouts left. >> brady: is still plenty of time, and here's another look. this is kind of a worm burner. that thing never really got more than a foot off the ground. made it easy on ento to track that thing down. but you are right, three timeouts left. although utah needs a touchdown, and based on where the ball is at now, if they were to get a stop, they would have to work down the field fast because they won't have any left and there is going to be a lot of space to move. >> joe: here is phillip lindsay with a big hole and a nice first down run for six. first timeout, taking by kyle whittingham, 1:29. >> joe: mike macintyre holding his team can get one more first down, and then a chance to run this clock out. fourth season here at colorado. a coaches son, his dad, george, more than 30 years as a coach, passed away this january after a 20 year battle with multiple sclerosis. mike

>>phillipe djegal: it happens more often than you think special needs children and adults to victims of the sexual assault that and aberrations said diana the sea of part of the of burlington and nonprofit to provide support services to people with developmental disabilities and she is referring to a 15 your boy in concert saturday night. >>phillipe djegal: police said 38 your man followed the boy into the bathroom lock the door behind and sexually assaulted him the boy with down's syndrome the centers for disease control and prevention says about 50 percent of children aged 3 to 17 have been this one the the the mental disability. and the percentage of them who are sexually assaulting is much higher. >>phillipe djegal: but often people with developmental disabilities are reluctant to report a sock, especially the boys. in a recent case police said the boy's mother was waiting outside of the bathroom and immediately called police when she heard what happened the man was arrested. the event will benefit from mental health counseling but thinking bigger picture she said created task fo

wade phillips is back to work after this collision with a player. wade ended up going to the hospital. >> that was one of the hardest hits all afternoon. >> yeah it was, guys. but in typical wade phillips fashion he was joking about it today on twitter. saying he should win the big hit of the week award. you know he's feeling good when he is joking about what yesterday. he was attending team meeting and everything was back to normal. gary kubiak said he tried to give wade the day off to rest up but he would not have it. >> we'll see how wade is feeling. what i'm seeing today he's himself today. and the fact that he's battling me today when i'm trying to get rest tells me he's back to his old self. we'll see how he's doing. >> coming up on xfinity live, we will talk about wade phillips and a lot more. >> michael, thank you. >>> now to an update on a mysterious death in an industrial neighborhood of denver. turns out it was murder. on saturday we told you someone the victim has just been identified as 23-year-old aricela esparza miranda. the coroner s

andy phillips. not a very good one. recovered by ento at the 41. but here's the thing, colorado has not been able to move the ball in the second half, and utah has three timeouts left. >> brady: is still plenty of that thing never really got more than a foot off the ground. made it easy on ento to track that thing down. but you are right, three timeouts left. although utah needs a touchdown, and based on where the ball is at now, if they were to get a stop, they would have to work down the field fast because they won't have any left and there is going to be a lot of space to move. >> joe: here is phillip lindsay with a big hole and a nice first down run for six. first timeout, taking by kyle whittingham, 1:29. >> joe: mike macintyre holding his team can get one more first down, and then a chance to run this clock out. fourth season here at colorado. more than 30 years as a coach, passed away this january after a 20 year battle with multiple sclerosis. mike macintyre learned so much from his dad. he played for his dad for a short period of time at v

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yancy: you wanted to see everyone who visited phillip hampton? colonel tate: that happens to be true. you are a friend of his? i should think you would hate the sight of him, deserting the south to fight on the union side. yancy: each man to his all and belief. after all, the shootings over. -- to his own belief. after all, the shooting is over. i have a feeling we met before. colonel tate: not to my knowledge. the guard will show you the way. i'm giving hampton five minutes only because i am shooting him in the morning. so you see, the shooting is not quite over. yancy: phil. philip: yancy. yancy: it has been a long time. philip: that is the reason i'm here. meg is dead. they are executing me at dawn. yancy: i haven't got much time but the administrator will give you a stay of execution. as soon as we get things straightened out, we think the president will give you a pardon. philip: you do? the president! you don't know how long i have waited for this. yancy: simmer down. i have got to talk fast. tell me everything. philip: it was the spring of

phillips is the founder of votestand, a voter fraud reporting app. reached out to him on twitter asking him to provide me the source for his information and any relevant data, but he responded, "no." why not? when do you plan to share it and how i asked. his response -- "as i've said from the beginning, i will release the data, methods, analysis to the public. no media spin." he never said when that information would be released. when i asked phillips for an interview, he sent me this article from cnn.com calling trump's claim about millions voting illegally false and writing, "cnn seems to have already made the decision." how gregg phillips could possibly verify that millions voted illegally just three days after the election is anyone's guess. the "washington post" reported phillips started making these claims even before data on voter history was available in most jurisdictions. none of that has stopped websites like info wars from picking up on phillips' tweets. >> i'm your host. thank you for joining us. >> info wars is the brainchild of radio h

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phillips was handed a huge victory by the state supreme court. it ruled phillips' two death sentences should be set aside and he be given life in prison instead. phillips was convicted of killing two people during an armed robbery in 2009. the supreme court disagreed with the lower court which concluded the crime was premeditated. they also said the death penalty should be preserved for the most heinous crimes. this, the justices said, was the most was the fact that phillips was mentally handicapped. this spring the u.s. supreme rejected florida's rigid iq testing which determines if people should be protected from the death chamber if they are mentally handy cap. the high court said other factors must be looked at. >> his background, his history, other factors as opposed to just his iq score. >> which is what our supreme court did and concluded phillips will die in prison, but not by lethal injection. >> the jury voted 8-4 for death, which could have raised another appeal. the supreme court just ruled a jury must be unanimous to receive a death

it's friday, november 4th, i'm preston phillips. and... i'm yetta gibson. thanks for waking up with us here on cbs5 in the next ten minutes we're going to get you completely prepared for the day with the news you need to know. it's hailing look it's hailing.. 4 second nats november storms hit arizona..... as you heard right there...it was hailing

phillip, i know they always do that on kojak! look, just remember to give maude that number as soon as she gets home from colonel sanders. it's no use, arthur, it's no use. they're gonna throw away the key! we're nobodies! nameless, faceless nobodies! ? nobody knows ? ? the trouble i've seen ? i must say, you don't handle pressure very well, walter. now, there must be some reasonable way out of this thing. maybe our convict friend here can help us. . hey, sweetheart... uh, what do they got you in the big house for? ah huh. well, i'm in for what you might call black evolution. my great-granddaddy was an immigrant. and i'm a vagrant. the man is a third-generation bum, walter. well, now, in reality, the only difference between me and you gentlemen is a little matter of speed. you were going through town too fast, and i wasn't going fast enough. say, pal, as a convict with some experience, how would you go about getting out of here if you were us? well... you could take this cup here, see? mm-hmm. and run it across the bars. yeah. an

phillips. be good to your gut. ahh...still sick, huh? i'll take it from here. i'm good. i just took new mucinex clear and cool. ah! what's this sudden cooooling thing happening? it's got a menthol burst. terrible cold symptoms. ahh! this is awkward. new mucinex fast-max clear & cool. feel the menthol burst. and clear your worst cold symptoms. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. es heartburn faster. >>> next tonight, to your money and the cyber monday blowout. holiday shoppers spending more than $3 billion online, using their mobile devices more than ever. here's eva pilgrim with some tips. >> reporter: tonight, cyber monday mavens, hoping to avoid this. big deals already up. target taking 15% off nearly everything, on top of its sales. amazon offering deep discounts on electronics. and this smart tv on sale for $125 at walmart, already sold out. it's not ev

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chris smith, the projected winner over lorna phillips. >>> democrat lisa blunt rochester, the projected win every over reeg will. the first woman and african-american woman from delaware elected to congress. >>> this just in the wilmington mayor's race. beating out robert martin. >>> the presidential race is still too close to call in pennsylvania. >> we're getting new results in philadelphia as well as the suburbs. keith jones is at the big board breaking things down. >> let's start in philadelphia. record turnout. about 73% of precincts reporting. clinton is leading trump 80-17. that's to be expected. numbers aren't yet available for

cats answer brandon dawkins ten yard touchdown pass to nate phillips. but the cats trail 28-10 but the cats trail 28-10 a big one in boulder, number ten colorado number 22 washinton state. the buffaloes love o play power football, phllip lindsey the pac-12's 3rd leading rusher. powering through wazzoou, clinching thirteen yard touchdown run. the bowl bound buffs win their fifth straight!! win their fifth straight!! up in the high country, the lumberjacks closing out the season against southern utah. jacks fall behind fourteen-nothing, quarterbcak blake kemp, the chandler native leading the comeback finds patrick baldenegro 14 yard touchdown. cuts the lead in half. nau wanting more, buckeyes joe touchdown. the valley kids making noise. but the jacks get rolled to finish 5 and 6 jacks get rolled to finish 5 and 6 sunday, the arizona cardinals can't buy a vowel or use a lifeline. they'll get no winning options from wayne brady or drew carey. big red has to to be the master of it's wheel or fortune to keep its playoff hopes alive. its playoff hopes alive. a

mark phillips has more in his ongoing series "the climate diaries." >> reporter: there's a population up there on the slopes of these volcanic peaks in central africa that knows nothing of arguments in washington about climate change. but the famous gorillas in the mist do know something is going on. they know the bamboo chutes that make up a major part of their diet and which used to sprout likeoc predictable. the rains that produced them were a month late this year. the gorillas have had to adapt their roaming and foraging path patterns because the old seasonal rhythms of food production have altered. their world is changing. these guys are the 800-pound gorillas in the room except of course they really weigh in at about 400 pounds and they're not in control of event, they're the the gorilla's problems are made worse by the troubles of their distant cousins and close neighbors, people. because the late rains have also made the water supply down in the valleys less reliable, local villagers have been going up into gorilla country where they're not supposed to go to bring that good mo