to get an elephant to perform these unnatural circus tricks, ringling uses a device like this, a weaponcause pain. the pain is meant to cause fear of the handler so the elephant will listen to the handler. >> i knows there a school of thought when training any animal -- people train their dogs with choke collars, correcting the dog. some are against that. but other people say, you know, that's how animal training is done. obviously you can't reason with the animal, so you have to show them some other way, what's right and what's wrong. >> in this case, we're not trying to make a dog -- like having a dog live us with. for me myself i don't train my dog with pain, but with kindness. in this case, we're making elephants, the largest land animal and a wild animal do circus tricks like stand on their head, stand on their hind legs, stand on each other, sit up, sit on pedestals, spin on pedestals. the only way do is that is to beat an elephant with a weapon like this and whip them. ringling hits them across the face and whips them across the face. >> could you explain the video we're watching

it is quite unnatural projection -- progression. >> and just briefly, it is the case that once it is out there, you can never get it back? >> pecan hide it. the internet is so vast. it is impossible to get rid of everything. there are companies that will clean up your profile for you. you go to them, and that will give you a nice clean new profile. >> and they will promote good stuff about you? >> that is exactly right. they will tell everybody how marvelous you are and had the bad stuff. >> vietnam is one of the fastest-growing economies in asia, spurred by a policy of rapid

it was -- it one a natural -- unnatural to me because my neighborhood playground was there and i had that framework. we been coexisting in the cal holl hoe play ground since 2003, going up there as visitors. i knew it was really important that we made decisions so that we could complaint to coexist. as i stated earlier, the parents that are in our program are living in this community. so -- so we have to leave 2830 baker street and go to the locations. parents -- it is very hard to find preschool for children in the city, especially if you're a working parent. if you look at my schedule -- i'm very -- it is odd for preschools. i tried to accommodate the working parents. i tried to accommodate the stay at home parents. that's why we half day and full day programs, so we could open our arms to all families. my parents have been very patient. this has been going on for -- for quite a while.

and the unnatural habitat of a suburban home can lead to other serious problems for these serious problems for these animals. this monkey mom treats her monkids to salty, sugary, fatty snacks instead of fruits and vegetables. a checkup at the vet reveals that diet has taken its toll. she's nervously awaiting the results of a blood test. >> it's like your own child, you know? if they hurt, you hurt. can't help it. just -- it's just a love that you can't explain. >> reporter: the doctor returns with bad news. her monkey now has life-threatening diabetes. >> her long-term glucose control should be 100 or less. it's almost 400. >> reporter: there is a sort of monkey mom backlash in the u.s. 22 states have now banned private primate ownership. and there are proposed federal laws aiming to crack down further. >> stop the breeding, and then fix the ones that are already out there. get more people like me involved to go out there and fix the problems and help these people. >> reporter: until then, sanctuaries will continue to overflow with hard to handle pets. lisa will continue to help overwhelme

gender that you will occur in the last two decades we're seeing profound effects on the natural unnatural systems melting glaciers melting sea ice droughts floods yet the climate denial industry continues to chug on repeating the same worn out talking points and cherry picking individual pieces of data acting like that undermines the entire scientific consensus around this imminent problem ok look so two against one here and says look i'm going on sorry christopher go ahead please go ahead yes science isn't done by consensus whenever you hear somebody saying there's a consensus of scientists you know they're running for cover because they haven't got a scientific case the truth of the matter is this it only takes one paper to disprove a so-called consensus it's happened time and again in the history of science that's how science advances that one paper has arguably now been published and it's by professor richard lindzen of mit and his colleague young saying choice they have measured directly the relationship between changes in sea surface temperature down here and changes in the amount o

we're seeing profound effects on the natural unnatural systems melting glaciers melting sea ice droughts floods yet the climate denial industry continues to chug on repeating the same worn out talking points and cherry picking individual pieces of data acting like that undermines the entire scientific consensus science is done by consensus whenever you hear somebody saying there's a consensus of scientists you know they're running for cover because they haven't got a scientific case the truth of the matter is that it only takes one paper to disprove a so-called consensus it's happened time and again in the history of science that's how science advances that one paper has arguably now been published. now the worst drought in fifty years in russia how spalls the government introduced an export ban on wheat the agricultural ministry says that this year's harvest is up to sixty five million tons just enough to meet domestic needs forest and sea could be i'll tell you before the country starts exporting again after the harvest because the red with russia the world's third largest we take the

nobody is picketing, protesting, oh, people putting computers in their brains -- that is somehow unnaturalor defies the way things should be. >> reporter: bioethicist brugger worries that science will soon cross thline to where brain implants will not simply heal patients, but enhance their ability to think and compete. >> if we move in this direction of radical human enhancement, are we going to develop those who are and those who aren't? the enhanced and the unenhanced? i mean, lord, we can't even find the money to get everyone braces who needs braces. >> when the technologies are only affordable by the rich they actually don't work very well. consider mobile phones. 15 years ago somebody took out a mobile phone in the movie. that was a signal this person is very powerful and wealthy, and they didn't work very well. now 5 billion people out of 6 billion have mobile phones, and they actually work pretty well. >> a lot of people worry about one day there will be a knock on the door, and there will be a robot, and you would say where did that come from? and i will tell you that the future i

are very unnatural temperature that is being recorded to register and if you want a very accurate measurements globally you have to go to satellites measurements and they differ quite a bit from the measurements that the i.p.c.c. are you seeing in their reports claiming global warming it's very interesting also that. perhaps we could expect colder weather on the way now it doesn't really seem possible when we think about the weather at the moment but could perhaps rather see a much colder winter as a result of. this thing so there climate is controlled by. and ocean currents right now we have the same conditions as we had in the early one nine hundred forty s. which were the cold winters so i predicted that this last cold winter in may last year and i'm predicting another maybe even colder winter next year coming in the winter. and also predicted a warm summer which seems to be correct well. sorry we have to leave it yes so it sort of will have to be but as fascinating what you have to say and also the fact that you did predict a very hot summer will be remembered what you said about the winte

this puts unnatural objects into their environment and potentially could create a fight between the animalsr what the object is. sometimes they put the objects in their mouths because they do all of those things, they smell it, taste it. they could accidentally swallow it and end up requiring surgery. it's best to keep that stuff out. >> here is why momma gorilla did not give the nintendo ds to her baby. she knew if that baby had that for one half hour, the baby would be addicted like everyone us. >> like our baby. >> that's exactly right. that's an amazing story. >> if it were an ipod touch, forget about it. wouldn't be returned. >>> jeff has the latest gadget and the technology to show us what's coming. >> that's right, tom, we're pinpointing the earthquake. we did want to put the locater on this at 3.9 earthquake happening at 5:51 in the past half hour. seven miles to the east of watsonville putting this primarily just to the south of gilroy, at least for the epicenter of where it occurred. this clearly puts it in the zone for the san andreas fault, a fairly shallow earthquake, no report

government statistics show the biggest cause of unnatural death for americans visiting there is car accidents homicides. at oakland airport, rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> mexican drug cartels may be operating near lake tahoe. drug agents say they destroyed more than 20,000 marijuana plants this week in tahoe national forest. the two-day operation took place near the state park. officials say they raided three growing sites that appeared to be deserted. the sites were found in a remote area of the county 20 miles northeast of nevada city. the evidence indicates the pot gardens are linked to mexican drug organizations. >>> the city of concord has told a new medical marijuana dispensary to stop providing marijuana within ten days or face a lawsuit. the order went to the business on clayton road called herbal he is end. concord bands the medical marijuana. they describe its business license as a holistic healing service. they hope to meet with the operators next week. >> california's secretary of state said today voters will get a chance to decide if tobacco taxes should be raised. a p

center for science says 48 of ben & jerry's 53 flavors of all natural ice cream actually contain unnaturaledients. the company is now being threatened with lawsuits unless it stops making its claim of being all natural. >> still want to eat it? >> i think so. >>> all right. the super bowl champs open preseason play and highlights from espn coming up. >>> a surfer knew something was lurking beneath so he grabbed a camera to see just what it was. ababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababababa

government statistics show the biggest cause of unnatural death for americans visiting there is car accidents, not homicides. at oakland airport, rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> mexican drug cartels may be operating near lake tahoe. drug agents say they destroyed more than 20,000 marijuana plants this week in tahoe national forest. the two-day operation took place near the state park. officials say they raided three growing sites that appeared to be deserted. the sites were found in a remote area of the county 20 miles northeast of nevada city. the evidence indicates the pot gardens are linked to mexican drug organizations. >>> the city of concord has told a new medical marijuana dispensary to stop providing marijuana within ten days or face a lawsuit. the order went to the business on clayton road called herbal he is end. concord bands the medical marijuana. they describe its business license as a holistic healing service. they hope to meet with the operators next week. >> california's secretary of state said today voters will get a chance to decide if tobacco taxes should be raised

the center for science in the public interest says 48 of ben & jerry's 53 flavors contain unnatural ingredientsif the claims continue. but i will still eat it. >> that was my question. >>> here's a look at your weather. severe storms from the twin cities to kansas city with more downpours in flooded areas of iowa. heavy rain from new orleans to mobile with scattered thunderstorms to the north. showers across montana and wyoming. >> phoenix gets up to 110. sacramento 87. triple digits in dallas and kansas city. 90s from omaha to detroit. a mild 76 in boston and 83 in baltimore. >>> if it were a penny for his thoughts and a man in connecticut clearly had a whole lot on his mind. >> brian kiros was so angry about getting a tax bill for not returning his license plate he decided to take revenge to city hall. he paid the $300 bill using only pennies. so many he needed a hand truck just to roll them in. >> luckily, the tax office has coin counting machines. it was not such an easy task to gather all those pennies. he went to ten different banks to get the coins and it took him three hours to unroll t

the rate of violence and the culture of death is unnatural.act in this country as though it's something that we need to accept, but it has not always been that way. so you've got to get on the front end of it. recreation programs, great schools, after school programs, all critical to making sure that the city of new orleans stays put on the front end, on the back end. if we can do those two things, people will flock no the city of new orleans, because it is a glories you place. it is one of the great places that the world has to offer. there is no other place without, without any insult to the place that you come from, that has an authentic or unique culture that celebrates the joy of life, of food, of fun, of family, of faith, of country all at one time. it's just a spectacular place. and it needs to be rebuilt, not just for us, but for the country as well. >> can you update us on the federal review of the new orleans police department, and why do you think the department cannot reform without federal intervention? >> yes, i can. roy ol sen i

at the rate of violence and the culture of death is unnatural. we act as if this is something that we need to except, but that has not always been that way. we need after-school programs. it is critical to making sure that the city of new orleans is safe. if we can do those two things, people will flock to the city of new orleans because it is a glorious place. it is one of the great places that the world has to offer. there is no other place that has an authentic and unique culture that celebrates the joy of life, food, fun, family, faith and country of what one time. it needs to be rebuilt. >> can you update us on the federal review of the new orleans police department and one can perform without federal intervention? >> yes, i can. you do not always get to choose what you inherit. i think all of you have seen a lot of the reports about the activity in and out of the police department. i think that the justice department was coming in any way. -- anyway. [laughter] at least they thought they were. [laughter] and the conflict that faced me was i

the rate of violence and the cultural of debt is unnatural.ing we need to accept. it has not always been this way. we need to get on the front of recreation programs, great schools, after-school programs, -- if we can do those things, people will flock to the city of new orleans because it is a glorious place. it is one of the great places that the world has to offer. there is no other place that has as authentic are unique a culture that celebrates the joy of life, food, family. it is a spectacular place and it needs to be rebuilt, not just for us, but for the country as well. >> can you update us on the federal review of the new orleans police department? what you think the department cannot reform without federal intervention? >> yes, i can. on behalf of the attorney general, i thank you so much. you do not always get to choose what you inherit. i think all of you have seen a lot of the reports about the activity in and out of the police department. i think the justice department will come in anyway. at least they thought they were. i came

it was unnatural not to believe. it was fairly straight forward to boy a couple of cameras and radars and connect them. the analogy i often use, you ever bought a printer for your system that didn't plug in like it is supposed to? when it doesn't work, you get ticked off because it is supposed to work. that was the situation here. it was hard to believe it wouldn't work. it was even harder to deal with. after you do these things, you start to learn to be more exceptic am. one of the reports talking about the over sight of the proing jekt. what happen there's? that's not a technological glitch? >> one of the things most interesting with this, i'm trying to deal with sbi net. i got a bigger problem, as does the department. we'll leverage technology, a great deal more. we have to make sure we have the resources and tools to run this. they have been in very short supply at dhs. they have taken steps to deal with that. at the time we did not. probably we did not realize we did not. it was the fact that we did not drive th

to preserve an unnaturally narrow base is wrong. so for those and many other reasons i am going to disagree in advance with the secretary and after the fact. let me turn to the real business. we are delighted to have secretary of the treasury timothy geithner join us. he is a graduate of dort mouth and johnson-hopkins school of studies. he is a long time fixture in the policy-making structure. he has served under five secretaries of treasury. he has served at the international monetary fund for two years, and he held a very important post with one of the linchpins of our financial institutions as president and c.e.o. of the federal reserve back in new york. he was one of the key figures in the valiant efforts made to combat the financial crisis we have been through over the past several years. the main reason for his presence today is that on january 26, 2009, he became the 75th secretary of the united states treasury, and i am delighted to invite him to the podium today. thank you. [applause] >> thanks to both of you. i agree with