suzie quatroendo would know.arge of their welfare at lola and oversees their rehabilitation. >> you have a child of your own. >> yes. >> how are they different? >> i can say there's no different. >> i mean, you really have to be a mother to -- >> yes. and most of time you need experienced mother. so they give a lot of affection and this is the only way to save them. >> that's what saves these babies. >> yes. and make them in life. >> they need love. >> yeah. absolutely. without that they die. >> suzie decided to study bonobos because she felt they could teach us a lot about human evolution. after five years at lola she realized that their behavior is closer to ours than she'd ever imagined. is it hard not to think of them as human? >> yes. yes. because we share most of time, we share time with them. >> you spend all day with them. >> all day. >> reporter: and at the end of that day suzie sees to it the babies are tucked into their hammocks for the night. at 6:00 p.m. it's lights out. >> do you read them a story?

. >> reporter: and at the end of that day suzie sees to it the at 6:00 p.m. it's lights out. >> do you read them a story? >> no. they don't need because they're tired. they spend all the time jumping and playing so much as now. >> they're exhausted. >> they're very exhausted. >> reporter: by age 35 t5 the orphaned apes move from the nursery to the kindergarten where their peers teach them something their human mothers never could. they teach introducing new k-y touch gel cr?me. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, this is an important message. so please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordab

. >> this is suzy. >> hi suzy. >> i love when dogs have human names. >> i know. [laughter] >> she has been all about loving up on everybody. >> she's so sweet. >> i'm the chosen one right now that's awesome. she's been giving everyone kisses. >> how old is she? >> about a year. she's not going to get any bigger than this. >> she is available for she was heart worm positive she was treated and she is up for adoption today. >> her coloring is so pretty. >> you can tell she's got great disposition is she always chill like that? >> i think it's just the couch. >> she's been jumping up a little bit which is something lee anne has been working with her. >> what a nice segue. >> thank you. >> everybody needs to train their pets. they need training classes. >> the people more than the pets. >> pet classes, why is it that in your opinion, every dog owner should have some type of training class. >> well truly it benefits the owners and dogs because if the owner wants the dog to behave in a certain way like jen said we can help the people. we can give the constructive feedb

but paige's mom, suzie, never gives up hope. >> i hope that she's safe. we want her to come home for her children and her family. >> reporter: she wonders who would want to hurt her daughter? hair, just 34 years old. >> she'd enter a room and people turn heads. >> reporter: tell me about the time you first met? >> i drove up to her house, knocked on the door, she opened the door and i said, "oh, my gosh," i said, "you're so beautiful." [ laughter ] >> and she says so sweetly, "i haven't been told that in so long." >> reporter: but linderholm soon learns there's trouble lurking behind paige's fa?ade. the soccer mom with the model looks is twice divorced. she is struggling emotionally and financially after her second marriage crumbles. >> paige had definitely fallen on hard times. >> reporter: journalist carol mckinley is following the case for "20/20." >> she's suddenly broke but she's used to living the high life. according to her friends, her ex-husband isn't helping pay the bills. >> things happened. they got divorced. she ended up with the house, and o

and suzy welch is here, jack welch's life. she's also going to give some advice on how you can start over again. >> one is starting a bridal salon, right? getting into the bridal salon business. which is great. you've got to look good. >> we have new halloween masks in case you guys are shopping these are emoji masks. here's mine. >> that's my favorite emoji. i use that all the time. that's better than lol. >> the laughing hysterically emoji. what have you got? >> i don't know how i got this one, but here we go. poop! >> that's a poop one. >> you got to like poop. just goes poop. >> the only issue would be -- and i want to be honest. i don't know if you can even hear me. but the only issue is seeing. right? >> yeah. >> it's not so simple. a little poop kiss. you just got kissed by poop. you can buy these for nothing. 29 bucks, 39 bucks. all kinds of websites. alwaysfits.com is one. >> $39, it's not nothing, for a thing. >> if that's all you're wearing. wear your own brown turtleneck and you're set. what did you do yesterday? >

longtime friends nancy ambrose and suzi fox. >> it had always been her lifelong dream to have her own resort. and haley's came on the market. and at the time it was pretty and we were like, oh, now that's you've got your hands full here. but -- >> reporter: o and ty d.ofm uld tom did the xing, sabine had the ids. they invited the whole town to their quirky events, their dress-up parties. >> hello, welcome to haley's motel. please join me for a tour. sabine was the star of her own promotional videos for the motel. >> well, i hope you like our rooms so far, but with all our activities we offer you you won't spend too much time in there. >> reporter: neighbor barbara hines. >> sabine never saw something that had a broken wing that she didn't try to fix. >> reporter: sabine was a rescuer. people, cats, dogs, turtles. when suzi fox took over the anna nesting turtles are a very big deal here -- she asked for help. >> tom and sabine were i think my fourth volunteers. and there's nine sections on this island one mile long. and they said they'd take as many as i needed to give them. >> i watch

like a superhero wh and leopard. >> love that. >> suzy -- >> congratulations. laundromat opens in two weeks? correct? >> hopefully, yes. >> now i think, you're about to make a transition, about to become a working mother. two pieces of that. >> yes. >> i guess my career advice would be around whether or not you've talked to your kids and enlisted your kids in helping you with that transition to become a brand new thing. a working mom is a brand new thing for you t. is. i'm a little nervous about everything. but -- >> there's going to be a new normal. you and your kids are going to get there together, and my advice, experiment with different kinds of situations that allow you to transition from being a stay @home mom -ato a working mom. there will be some chaos and to be expected. >> which we're used to. >> hit a home run. >> you look beautiful. good luck at the laundromat. what's it called? >> tracy l. cornett. your name. i knew t. right. >> next up, donna hayes, registered nurse opening a bridal salon with her daughter. the daughter complains when she stops by

. >> and two women starting over in careers and good friend souci suzy welch is here, how to start over again. >> one is starting a bridal salon, right? getting into the bridal salon business. which is great. got to look good. you're shopping for halloween costumes already. these are emoji masks. here's mine. >> i use that all the time. better than lol. >> laughing hysterically. >> i don't know how i got this one, but, here we go. [ laughter ] >> poop! >> that's a poop one. >> you got to like poop. just goes poop. >>ed only issue with these, and i want to be honest, i don't know if you can hear me, the only issue is seeing. right? >> yeah. >> it's not >> give poop a little kiss. see a little poop kiss. you just got kissed by poop. buy this for nothing. $29, $39, all kinds of websites. alwaysfits.com. >> $39, it's nothing, for a thing. >> if that's all you're wearing. wear your own brown turtleneck and you're set. what did you do yesterday? >> every now and then you walk into a perfect moment. walking out, minding my own business. ? do-ta-do ? >> i see hunk heaven in front of me. chris p

. >> wyoming is suzy -- suing demanding they remove hundreds of federal horses within the come soon. they could have implications on applications on forest products in complications in colorado. >>> a large increase in drug overdose deaths in colorado. yesterday cynthia hoffman talked about what is called the colorado initiative training law enforcement and first responders how to use this drug reversing the effects of an overdose. we havha 2002 and 2014 in colorado. the county is will also be getting a rescue kit including adams county and pueblo county. >>> happening now you may want to toss out the waffles in your freezer. kellogg's is recalling 10,000 they could be contaminated with listeria. they have dates of november 2017. so far there is no cases of finally getting sick. >>> we have a cool down on the way this weekend. if you are thinking it is too warm for you, wait until this weekend. 61 degrees in denver and 52 in greeley 40 in leadville and 60 degrees in grand junction. you will notice there is more cloud cover this morning with a little bit of rain in the southwestern co

while suzie lampi is deciding to to play it safe with her gear. "it's understandable for security reasons, but i'm just going to end up not taking anything in, and leaving everything in the car. i'm not gonna worry about the size of the bag and being stopped at the gate, so i'm just going to leave my phone and everything in the car." nancy miller proudly shows off her clear bag in iowa city. "i think it's an excellent idea large. you can put in whatever you need. it's great. no problems." she doesn't think the policy is confusing, and feels she will get through the line fast with her bag to watch the hawkeyes "it's not a big deal. you walk through, you show, you move on and enjoy the game." in iowa city, phil reed kcrg tv9 news the clear bag policy did not stop hawkeye fans from enjoying their first tailgate of the y and play games, while the adults grilled hot dogs and more. josh hemann's seven year old daughter kinzie got to go on the field with the players after she was picked to be kid captain for the game. it's a program through the universit

. >> reporter: suzie is just one of the many freshmen who live in washburn hall where someone formed a swastika using dorm stickers. what did you think when you saw it? >> i ignored it because i thought it was some stupid kids messing around. >> reporter: but university leaders are not ignoring the incident and, in fact, campus police are investigating two swastikas found tuesday afternoon. the second drawn with a marker in a common area and another nearby dorm. both symbols found next to hate messages. during your investigation so far do you believe it was a student behind this? >> we are continuing to investigate. >> reporter: san jose state's spokesman says the president wasted no time to deal with the incident coming back a day early last night from her monthly trip to long beach with the chancellor. >> he is meeting with her -- she is meeting with her cabinet it morning to debrief on what's been done so far and what more we should be doing. >> reporter: last night faculty also held a meeting with washburn hall students to talk about what happened just weeks after the start of th

the same year i humbly received the work building ed anyone kohlman i made a promise to my sister suzy in 1998 the year harvey died i'll i rad breast cancer not only in the u.s. but gloefshl while pave a way for a cure meeting stuart that day was a natural phenomena that changed any life gave me another cause to pursue achieving equal rights to the lgbtq community in our nation and across the world and an honor stuart to serve in an advisory roll in the incredible harvey milk foundation that is supported all corners of the globe doing so with grace and advocacy and i do so not as a former u.s. ambassador but as a proud american as a proud mother of my son eric who is here today with us and is himself a wonderful openly gay philanthropist and lgbtq recognize that firmly believes in inclusion not exclusion >> (clapping.) >> eric and i have been privileged to be or be part of enormous events in u.s. and abrade if the u.s. amcy in budapest we stand with harvey's dream of quality for all the foundation is taken harvey's name and story across the globe working successfully on the ground with

he beat and stabbed suzy cohen in 2012 after breaking into her hercules home, robbing her and stealing her car. the family says it has been a long trial and they are happy with the verdict. >> we're just very grateful about the job the da office has done. we are also very relieved obviously with the verdict outcomes is ever -- very favorable for us and the one step closer to justice for my mom.>> a jury will now decide if washington will get the penalty he was arrested the seattle days after the stabbing their prosecutors say his skate on the san bernardino killed earlier. >> becomes 439 pretty teacher berkeley put on administrative leave and she says because he took part of a protected -- in a protest. she teaches at martin luther king jr. middle school pages also a member of the political group called any means necessary for last year she helped organize a counter protest and white supremacist rally outside the capital. she reportedly punched a protester and says she was hurt during the face-off during the two groups. per the suspension is not fair to put me on suspension to discipli

and he was -- when he would call me and with my sister, too, he would leave a message he would say suzie this is your ole pa. >> reporter: he was a retired phoenix firefighter, a grandfather and a friend. >> when i what had taken place -- one of my thoughts was i can just see my dad just being so happy he got this old motorcycle and he is driving it home. >> reporter: in april, she says, her dad was riding his motorcycle in prescott when he was hit by a car. >> his head crushed the windshield and in the statements he catapulted and flipped over her car and landed >> reporter: in the police report the driver admits she was searching for her cell phone. it states she got a ticket for failure to control speed to avoid a collision. >> the prosecutor's office for whatever reason decided not to press charges. >> reporter: arizona is a state without a form of texting and driving law. >> if there were a law she would of, hopefully, thought >> reporter: state senator farley fought for distracted driving bills in the past. now he asked susan to testify in a hearing. >>> also on the roads, new numb

with us now is a familiar face and friend to all of us, suzy gash, senior special correspondent at "fortune." welcome. >> good to be here. >> miss barra on top of the list for a second year in a row. why the in. >> she gets a lot of credit for this incredible job that she did in turning around general motors. you remember when she took over as ceo she got hit right at the beginning. >> bad timing. >> that ignition switch thing, but, you know, she was honest and direct and acted decisively, and she led the company to this comeback. >> you know, the person on the cover is hillary clinton. >> right. >> she's not on the list. >> i thought you were going to ask that. >> right. this is alition of corporate power players, sue. if she wins the election, she will be the most powerful woman in the world, right, let alone business, but the story is about is hillary good for business? >> i see. >> controversial choice coming in at number 23, and that is the ceo of mylan pharmaceuticals. >> heather bresch, down one slot this year. was the list ximd before all the controversy about the epipen? >> they ch

while suzie lampi is deciding to to play it safe with her gear. "it's understandable for security reasons, but i'm just going to end up not taking anything in, and leaving everything in the car. i'm not gonna worry about the size of the bag and being stopped at the gate, so i'm just going to leave phone and everything in the car." nancy miller proudly shows ite rge. u can put whateveru nk e policy is confusing, and feels she will get through the line fast with her bag to watch the hawkeyes "it's not a big deal. you walk through, you show, you move on and enjoy the game." in iowa city, phil reed kcrg tv9 news to find the exact specifications on what size of bag you can bring into the stadium, just look for this story on kcrg dot com. nearly three months after the death of their son, an iowa couple wants to raise awareness about ptsd. they're also asking the v-a hospital in iowa city to make some changes after claiming doctors refused to treat their son. that's next on tv9. stay with we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful plac

suzy co was murdered in her home in hercules. authorities say the couple went on a multi day crime spree throughout california. washington faces the death penalty. >> u.s. parks police released this sketch of a person of interest in the death of a man killed while playing pokemon go in san francisco last month. investigators are looking for this car. it was seen leaving the park after the incident. a 20-year-old calvin riley was with friends and fatally shot. >> some victims of a shooting in n elementary school are getting out of the hospital tonight. a teacher and child have been released but a 6-year-old child remains in critical condition. investigators say the shooter is a teenager who killed his father at home before going to the school and opening fire this morning. he's now in custody. >>> families of those killed in the terrorist attacks of september 11th are now legally allowed to sue saudi arabia after a vote in washington overturned a veto. congress voted against the president and in favor of the legislation. the first

suzy co was murdered in her home in hercules. authorities say the couple went on a multi day crime spree throughout california. washington faces the death penalty. >> u.s. parks police released this sketch of a person of interest in the death of a man killed while playing pokemon go in san francisco last month. investigators are looking for this car. it was seen leaving the park after the incident. a 20-year-old calvin riley was with friends and fatally shot. >> some victims of a shooting in n elementary school are getting out of the hospital tonight. a teacher and child have been released but a 6-year-old child remains in critical condition. investigators say the shooter is a teenager who killed his father at home before going to the school and opening fire this morning. he's now in custody. >>> families of those killed in the terrorist attacks of september 11th are now legally allowed to sue saudi arabia after a vote in washington overturned a veto. congress voted against the president and in favor of the legislation. the first

plus, co suzy upside of china india and the larry think comments about the central bank.is is bloomberg. ♪ are the central banks working? the fed and the boj are working so will they be effective? >> they are trying hard and there is a limit to what monetary policy can do and they accept that. unfortunately, fiscal policy and other policies have not been there so they have been the only game in town. what we are now seeing particularly in japan is not enough. they will have to do something else. angie: tpp is that a solution? , tpp is not really a trade agreement. made a big deal of it being the largest trade agreement with 40% of the global trade but it is not the answer. it is a corporate agreement written by corporations to and thehat big pharma , makes sure is to go to ask regulations to protect the and even the soundness of the economy. agreement to do what they could not do through the election process. angie: that was joseph stiglitz giving me his view of the transpacific trade agreement. michael the week, bloomberg and u.s. secretary of commerce and discourage exp

been making the rounds online one man tweeted that it's great to see google taking cow privacy season suzy i'm a blur technology and history beer company admits it may have been a little overzealous there. the dark side is something nice for a change. bazaar seen along a highway what trash. 's crying off with a tiger for (?) (?) when you are suffering from chest congestion but you have got a full day ahead of you, try mucinex 12-hour. only mucinex has a unique bi-layer tablet. the white layer releases immediately. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. while the blue extended release layer lasts a full 12 hours. begin a man troubled by the highway decided it's time for the empire two straight back and returned had yesterday when he dressed up as darth vader for cleaning a stretch of highway that he adopted through the adopt a highway program he says he is disturbed by the amount of garbage along the roadway as he picked up garbage along a mild waived or even stop by to take a picture. the lack of cleanliness. the struct of behavior for the galaxy. it's a fun way to bring

state representative suzie hamilton and dan bloom and for all of you for coming. i'm so glad we could be here in wilmington, a city that means a lot to me. i'm here to talk about national security, which is the most serious obligation of any president. this is a topic that i've immersed myself in for many, many years. when hillary clinton asked if i would serve as a running mate, she told me that a clinton-kaine administrations's achievements will be measured by real differences we make in somebody's home or neighborhood or school or workplace. she told me that my governing experience as a city councilman and mayor as a lieutenant governor and governor and as a senator would help make sure that we measured our progress by tangible differences in people's lives. she also told me that my expertise in national security would make her make sure as the commander in chief that america continues to lead the world in this most challenging century. as the mayor and governor, i was responsible for the safety of my citizens for respecting our service members and military fam