. >> this first one in zambia where you see a herd of elephants charging toward a pride of lion. >> no. chickens. no, a pride of lions. right here we can actually see one. it camouflages into the ground around it. >> you do seehe pride side he tg to hold their ground. it's not going to happen. these guys keep charging at them. then we do see the lions running off into the distance. here's another attack. this time. >> chicken? >> goose. this guy gets really close to the geese. they start charging at this guy. wait till the camera pans over. we see the look on his face. >> okay. i got chased by a goose. >> that's tom green. >> he has that mtv show called "the tom green show." >> the geese are angry. >> i'm going to say i think team supertramp are officially the cinematographers of the internet. they are getting trampoline in slow motion. these guys are epic at what they do. you see how they grab each other's hands and swing around and stuff? >> when with is this going to be the pairs competition in the olympics? >> right. this is like devon's supertrampoline. >> how did i not get that?

. >> actually, the road on the right is in zambia, the photo on the left i took from my cab on my wayom the airport. (cheers and applause) yeah, that's the f.d.r.! try again. >> i'm gonna say "success academy" in harlem and homeless kids. i'm going somalia. >> sorry. i was looking for "classroom in kenya" and "children in detroit." one more. >> jon: i hate this (bleep) game. i get how this works now. the one on the right is detroit, right? >> no that's a slum in johannesburg. some places in africa are still pretty (bleep). >> jon: you aren't saying things in africa are better than america, are you? >> no, you guys are saying that. united states incarcerates more african-americans than apartheid in south africa. >> for south africa to achieve that kind of black-white wealth gap, we had to construct an entire apartheid state, denying blacks the right to vote or own property. but you got the same results without even officially trying! we trained for decades and you just waltzed in and won the gold medal. >> jon: blundering is how we roll. >> well, at least we're getting better, started

. >> this video older but trendy a little baby elephant believed to be about 12 months old in in zambia. it's with his family in the tour bus. [ laughter ] >> there was a little pounce like hey i'm going to raise my two feet up and you better go. >> i'd be like hugging. i'd be like running toward her like come on everybody. >> apparently when they're this young they stay under mommy's tummy. most of the time they say this behavior is unusual but i say he has a lot of testosterone already. [ laughter ] >> you're out there and you're on the ocean, you could go where ever the wind is pushing you. you can go left -- great. not to great if you're towing the boat in a car. try not to do that. two cars ahead you can see someone is towing their boat. watch what happens as they start going over to the right-hand lane. the guys shooting the video are very concerned. in fact getting over the radio trying to get their attention and warning people on the road that this guy is going crazy. >> what are you doing? whoa. >> that is not a one way street. that's a two way road and he is on the wrong side

. >> if i were the ceo of evernote, i would say make this, but we need to cover the guy in zambia that uses a certain kind of cell phone carrier that we've never heard of in the correct language. that would be something i would like to hire you to do. >> and we have intelligence on every single phone number in the world, so we can help our clients make determinations as to whether they want to do business with that person. >> i find that fascinating. you have intelligence on my phone number? >> on every phone number. >> and it tells you whether i'm a trustworthy customer? >> it doesn't tell us whether you're trustworthy. it tells us whether that phone number would have the likelihood of being associated with fraudulent activity. so phone numbers make them very unique. >> like what? >> so for example, who's your carrier? >> verizon. >> how long have you been with them for? >> six years. in a 408 area code. >> so contrast that -- >> oh, right. >> to a phone you can buy from wal-mart today with no name attached to it, with no history, no nothing. so you take the attributes from that phone

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this is how they will line up. 2012 champions zambia will play cape verde. and four-time champions ghana stand out in group c, which looks to be the toughest, and ivory coast, cameroon guinea and mali will make up group d. >> i think ghana is a contender if they come out of this group. and if they can come out of that group they have what it takes. i feel that cameroon can be a contender as well as we look at what they have done with this cameroon team after the world cup where they looked really terrible, and did not play very well in brazil. they have been able to move away from that and empowered players, and there are a lot of young talented and excited players. and it showed at the top of the group that are dr congo, sierra leone. >> chelsea extended their 4-year unbeaten record against tottenham, they came in to the match in good form, but all but over at halftime. after the interval remy grabbed a third and chelsea would stay six points clear at the top of the table. >>> charles bianchi was driving too fast when he crashed that's from the reports. the

he worked in zambia and spent 15 years in asia, including china. an alarming report. clearly ivory has become bigger and bigger business in china, with the prices soaring, and the number of retailers increasing dramatically. how dire a situation is this becoming for elephants? >> this is probably the largest crisis to have faced the two species of african elephants. the last few years saw a consistent decline in elephants. driven by a demand coming primarily from asia. so, yes, we are facing the two species - they are facing imminent extinction in some areas, some have been lost, and the future looks dire. >> more elephants are poached for their ivory than are being born. >> we have 2010, 2011, 2012 - 100,000 elephants were killed illegally, resulting in 10,000 at the conservative effort for each elephant entering the illegal chain. that's a billion dollars of money that has been made out of live elephants turned into dead elephants, feeding the chain to asia. >> you talk about illegally, the convention on international trade and endangered species allows some countri

. >> joe walston for the wildlife conservation society joins us, he worked in zambia, congo and africa, and spent 15 years in asia, including china. an alarming report, clearly ivory has become bigger and bigger business in china, with prices soaring, and the number of retailers increasing dramatically. how dire a situation is this becoming for elephants? >> this is probably the largest crisis to ever face the two species of african elephants. the last few years saw a consistent decline in elephants across the continent, driven by a demand coming primarily, although not exclusively from asia. they are facing imminent exfings in some areas. some have been lost, and the future looks dim. >> more elephants are poached born. >> we have the last three - 120, 2011, 2012 - we know 100 thouds elephants from -- 100,000 elephants from killed, resulting in there 10,000 for each elephant. that's a billion of money that has been made out of live elephants turned into dead asia. >> you talking about it. the convention on international trade and endangered species allows some countries to export elep

i can say again, there was a pugh poll and country by country, starting with angola to the end to zambiayou'll see that the numbers show that the u.s. is held in higher regard because the u.s. is not taking a cowboy approach to things -- >> others say -- others say that's not -- >> which is why we didn't go into ukraine with goouns blazing -- >> we surrendered to our allies and nato. what did we do in the middle east? we surrendered and withdrew our troops and basically let isis take over iraq. this is the kind of foreign policy we have under democratic administration. >> that will have to be the last word and we'll see how it goes. happy holidays to you both. >> happy holidays. >> north korea continues to deny any involvement in the sony hacking attack and some cyber experts say the north denial might actually be true. who could really be responsible for all of this? >> and more than 1,000 public school employees in massachusetts are getting a big surprise after looking at their bank accounts on pay day. there's a new way to buy a car. just find the one you're looking for see what other

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