other primates? not so much -- especially females. john berman has more on a gorilla behaving badly. this is patrick. he's a bit of a loner. the 430-pound western lowland gorilla has been characterized as anxious, even troubled. zoo officials say patrick gets along fine with humans, but tends to go all ape on the ladies, once biting a female his bachelor pad at the dallas zoo and being moved to the riverbanks zoo in south carolina, where they will work to re-socialize him. he will have a visual or site of other gorillas, he will smell them, he can vocalize back and forth with them. and that in itself will be quite stimulating for him. patrick's troubles stem back to his childhood. born at the bronx zoo in 1990, his mother abandoned him. he was raised by humans at the toronto zoo until he was 5, which could be a reason why he's anti-social around other gorillas. male gorillas are obviously territorial and certainly assertive in their behavior and in their nature. their behavioral profiles and their history are always unique and differe

. >> is it different to work with primat primates? obviously a lot of people bring up concerns about doing animal studies overall. what has been your experience in. >> for us, it's been the two decades we've not had any type of problem. the monkeys play the video games as a kid plays, and when they realize they can play a game without moving at all, just staring something and they get oranges, they start cooing. >> so this is her doing this. >> exactly. she has to put the cursor inside the ball. and she's just there, not doing anything but drinking juice. >> i think that was the biggest -- when they can get the reward, they just stop and continue to imagine the movement they want to make. >> do you remember the first time you saw that? what was that like? >> that was with our favorite monkey, aurora. we put a joystick, just playing the game we let her figure it out. and like a good brazilian, drinking free juice for nothing, no movement, no mork, and it was unbelievable. >> the second that i dove in, my chin hit the bottom of the pool

an endangered primate native to the region. the problem is... it's illegal there to charge to take pictures with endangered animals. the picture received more than 230- thousand likes ... which triggered the government. the two men who allegedly own the loris... were arrested. even "the queen of talk" has her moments. it's reported.. oprah winfrey admits to having a nervous breakdown, last year. she says.. after trying to balance her then struggling t-v network.. and the filming of the movie "the butler".. it all became too much and she had to step away. winfrey says the simplest tasks became overwhelming. she goes on to say... she finally just had to take a break.. and regroup. just in case you need a morning, pick me up... this is it! benjamin ames... couldn't get his daughter, adelaide... back to sleep after fireworks were going off in australia. even after they stopped.. the four year old still felt she heard them. so to calm her... he grabbed her tiny pink guitar... and decided to do a duet.. but.. notice the interruptions! ----nats---- as

. >> this is like the primate christian story scene where the kid can't move in all the bulky winter clothes. >> i know you worry about this stuff, nick s, but this monkey s never been in a cage in his life. ivan is owned by her and she has a youtube channel full of exploits. this is one of my favorites because i like pea soup, so d ivan. >> holy molly. y'all, he eats with a spoon. >> i give you ivan back in the snow. he's going sledding. >> oh, my gosh. >> you want one. i can see it on your face. >> i wanted a monkey by mri whole life. my parents gave me a stupid stuffed monkey with a diaper on. this one has real clothes. >> i'm going to start crying. this is the greatest monkey ever. >> this is a russian version of facebook. this is his owner. she's holding a chimpanzee in the photo but there are quite a few photos of her and ivan. she is a member of monkeys unite. apparently in russia there are lots of people who own monkeys like this. they make the videos that we see and the pictures. it seems to me this is a happy monkey well treated and not left out in the cold. >>> you guys wa

the singer posted a "selfie" while in thailand that showed her with a loris -- an endangered primatee region. the problem -- in thailand -- it's illegal to charge money to take pictures with endangered animals. the "selfie" received more than 230- thousand likes and that got the attention of the government. authorities arrested the two men who allegedly owned the loris. still to come.. a very chily start to the morning. how long you have to wait to feel temperatures in the 70's again. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. i want you to know stuff i don't. i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say "hi david." quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be awesome. that's the doctor i want. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. coming up.. could your marriage save your life? what one new study says a stable relationship can help you survive. and... hal

uh, we've recently done endoscopies on gorillas and other primates. there are some unusual cases.t are coming from the zoo, and then, we do have a small caseload for exotics, as well. [machine beeping] part of what sets our hospital apart from others is that we have board certified specialists in so many different areas of specialty. we have state-of-the-art facility, including our mri rct, our linear accelerator. the advanced imaging that we have sets us apart. our ability to do procedures such as bone marrow transplants, uh, radio iodine treatment for hyperthyroid cats and we also have, uh, very extensive emergency and critical care department so we can ventilate animals, we can do things like blood transfusions, oxygen support, and stuff like that. man: i'm a specialist in emergency and critical care. so, i run the icu and help sort of facilitate anesthesia and pain management here. this is our oncology department. um, we have a dog in isolation following a bone marrow transplant. um, and here's dr. chretin. second man: what we've done is tucker, who's our patient, uh, was diag

a 37-year-old louisiana primate uses a tong rather than a brush was a top vote regetter in a chimpanzeeontest. winning 10 grand thanks to this chimp painting critics claim was a series of random strokes. other dubbed it a thing. accord together profile on the humane society web site the artist's quote, unique style results in beautiful pieces of art. >> andy doesn't like panda bears, i don't like chimps. he's a dangerous beast. i never liked them. i was scared. >> you know, he was a detective monkey. how could you not like that? >> that chimp ripped off that woman's face. >> and given drug autos yes. >> monkey was on xanax. i don't know all of the facts. >> he was on xanax. >> we're running out of time here, let's stick to the story. tracy? thoughts? >> it's silly. no.. >> don't you think... >> this is great for what sit. >> we can replace modern artist was chimps. get rid of modern artists. i'm tired of them. >> why? >> they're pretentious. >> i think put animals book in the zoo. >> yes. where they naturally belong, the zoo. >> put them in their natural habitat. behind bars at the zoo.

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>> rihanna, instagram photo next to a little itty bitty primate that's endangered. >> two men got intothis is after that picture was posted. this is an endangered monkey, i guess, on instagram. rihanna hears the instagram, she paid the two folks to get this image. that's where the problem begins. the payment. >> take a photo here and get paid for it. now, the picture was liked by more than 230,000 fans. it probably is they're not allowed to ask tourists for money to take pictures with endangered species. it's a rule apparently. >> this is an endangered animal and the young men have since been arrested they're facing charges and the monkey has been returned to a national park. >> it didn't get any either. didn't get a cut of it. thanks

it's the other primates he has problems with and john berman is in dallas with more. >> reporter: this is patrick. he's a bit of a loner. the 430-pound western lowland gorilla has been characterized as anxious, even troubled. patrick gets along fine with humans but tends to go all ape on the ladies once biting a fema and sneering at -- biting a female gorilla and sneering at another. so he has been moved to river banks zoo in south carolina where they will work to resocialize him. >> he will have sight of other gorillas, will smell them and can vocalize back and forth with them. >> reporter: patrick's troubles stem back to his childhood born at the bronx zoo in 1990, his mother abandoned him. he was raised by humans at the toronto zoo until he was 5 which could be a reason why he's anti-social around other gorillas. >> male gorillas are obviously territorial and are certainly assertive in their behavior, in their nature. their behavior profiles and their history are always unique and different and that's what we find intriguing about him. >> reporter: not to give patrick a bigger compl

. >> while sue and julie made lunch for some of the other primates, stewart took me to meet a rare junglegest land mammals in south america. >> tapirs are still hunted for food by the indigenous people, but are otherwise strictly protected. this thing is like solid concrete. that's like as hard as a rhino. >> if you like that, she wants you to scratch her, yep. if you keep going, she'll sit down and let you scratch her. >> are you serious? >> uh-huh. >> no. look at this. oh, this is unbelievable. >> this is the way we manage when we need to give shots or take blood, we just tickle her and roll her over. >> are you serious? >> uh-huh. >> ok, i'll see you later, buddy. [chuckling] after meeting some of the center's animals, i was curious about how the field workers had come to such a remote spot. hey, how y'all doing? >> hi! >> jack hanna. nice to see you. imagine my surprise to learn that one of them was from columbus, ohio. how come you're here, really? i really wanted to go do something different. and i love

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. >> the kansas city zoo has one of the largest primate habitats in north america.looking back, sergeant bloomquist says the incident is a little funny, but it could have had an entirely different outcome. >> if his fist or his leg would have come through there, i think at that point something a little more serious might have happened. >> for police, dealing with a chimp is an unusual occurrence. but dealing with speeding cars, that's an everyday hazard. >>> this state trooper is about to meet his hazard head-on. it's june 2005, and tennessee state trooper rodney redman is working a crash investigation. he's about to become part of another one. >> i heard a tire squealing on the suv. and saw a gray suv coming toward me and i tried to get out of its way. >> but redman can't respond quickly enough. >> i got about one step and the vehicle struck me, and flipped me in the air. >> he hits the highway hard and knows he's in trouble. >> and i said, if i done get up, get out of here, i'm going to get run over again. and i stood up and stumbled back over to the guardrail. fr

that's a slo loris, a nocturnal primate with large eyes native to southeast asia where it's listed aslike diamonds in the sky ♪ >> reporter: the diamond singer snapped this selfie in thailand and posted it for her followers along with elephants she came across. the pictures caused quite a few people to be upset but the photo of her with the slow loris that is arresting literally. after seeing it authorities sprang into action and arrested a 20-year-old man and 16-year-old boy. phuket authorities were alerted to the picture and police arrested the two individuals who brought out the loris as a photo opportunity for the tourists. the penalty is up to four years in prison and a $1,300 fine. the phuket news reports the lorises will be returned to a national park after their brush with celebrity. >> forgive my glibness, two pop stars primate stories we've covered on cnnen? >> it's an emerging genre. >> it's a trend. >> there's a long history all the way back to clinton eastwood with the orangutan that he then made into a movie partner. >> this one was small. >> big eyes. we update the five

other primates, not so much, especially females. the kind of story that immediately brings in one of the smartest people i know, "early start" anchor john berman with unique primate perspective. >> you thought you had problems. 18-year-old patrick on the move from the dallas zoo because he has behavioral problems. chris, you call them sexist. that might be up for interpretation. it turns out he just doesn't get along well with the female gorillas. he's being sent to a new home that specializes in gorilla therapy. there is such a thing. and if patrick wasn't already depressed enough, just wait until you see who his replacement is. this is patrick. he's a bit of a loner. the 430-pound western low land gorilla has been characterized as anxious, even troubled. zoo officials say patrick gets along fine with humans but tends to go all ape on the ladies. once biting a female gorilla and sneering at another. so now patrick is leaving behind his bachelor pad at the dallas zoo and being moved to the riverbank zoo in south carolina where they

. >>> a passive aggressive primate named patrick is getting therapy for his sexist attitude.allas zoo says he is not nice to the lady gorillas and bit one of them. he grew up without a mother to teach him manners so until he learns to play nice, he is going to move to a zoo in soouth carolina. >>> an update on a story we brought you yesterday. prosecutors there have announced that charges have been dropped against a parent who was arrested for questioning the common core crim yurriculum. details in the newsroom are. >> you have to keep in mind. it is one of 45 states getting a big push back calling it a federal government intrusion in schools. robert small works for the federal government and went to a maryland state of board of education meeting and afterwards the board members asked for questions in writing. he asked his verbally. complaining that they were preparing kids for community college. >> how do the standards that prepare kids for community college. that is what it is all about. the emphasis is, i have some stuff here -- >> okay. >> parents are paying for this. thi

a rare primate known as a slow loris. a protected species. gained more than 200,000 likes from around the globe. but what thai officials don't like is these animals being illegally trotted out for tourists. the photo led to the arrest of a 20-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy who are now charged with possession of protected animals. >> the good news is, she called attention to the problem of this endangered species and arresting the guys was probably a good thing. >> reporter: her camp did not return calls from abc, but even if she had no idea she would be coming to the rescue of these guys, she undoubtedly now has a few furry new fans under her umbrella. for "good morning america," rob nelson, abc news, new york. >> oh, my. >> they're cute animals. >> they are. they are. >> let's keep them that way. >>> you go from autumn leaves to autumn snow. >> there's a pocket of cold air from the central sierras to the central northern rockies picked up some snow. loveland pass with chain rules in effect. here's the deal. several quick-moving systems i

>> telehealth is such a broad term, so let me speak -- speak to primate and i think karen or others can speak to specialties. in primary care this is a fascinating time for doctors, working with a group in indiana, american health network, and they have over 200 doctors in a primary care doctors around the state. their experience has been that the average length of career for the working mom, for working parents, physician is about 10 years. after having a second, maybe a third child, because of the limitations of coming to the practice and of those hours, there's a physician shortage in health care reform will bring more and more people trying to get appointments with the same doctors here yet we have these highly trained and able physician parents who are no longer in the workforce because of brick and mortar time distance. so this is a group is very interested in practicing evenings, after the kids are in bed, maybe weekend, tapping into that, a physician with, let's say, for example, a physician with a disability who has trouble getting from room to room in the exam, in the office b

. >> everybody wants to get into -- a primate. >> oh. >> and of course the monk fish. >> i think thatday. straight ahead in our 8:00 block, the 12-year-old phenom who is a hit at new york fashion week and a peek inside the new studio 1-a. we're so proud of it. but first, the dad that's become an internet sensation for the way he taught his daughter about modesty. >> reporter: scott mcintosh doesn't dress this way as a habit but a lot of teens and young women do, including one of his own daughters and the utah father doesn't like it. so he wrote, i decided to make a small statement on how her short-shorts maybe aren't as cute as she thinks. >> i took scissors to paints. >> reporter: cut crotch high and with the pockets hanging out. >> i was going for shock value and embarrassment. >> reporter: he wore them for a family night out until his daughter was embarrassed by the look. >> i got out of the car and walked in and she said i'm staying in the car. >> reporter: his wife took the photos and his kids who posted them on social media where they went viral. >> we heard from all around the