and people are saying, "oh, the gorillas, the poor gorillas, what's happening to the gorillas?" and i, i really... i have a hard time understanding that. abraham: the war and instability lasted 10 years. despite the violence, rwandan park staff risked their lives to keep up with the gorillas. but there was one 15-month period with no contact at all. just after the genocide, ian joined a rwandan team organized by dieter steklis, head of the karisoke research center, to try to find the gorillas. and the first group they came upon was titus's. [ hooting ] redmond: throughout all this turmoil, the gorillas had just been going about their lives, obviously avoiding the areas where different sides were shooting at each other. and it was a tremendous sense of relief to find that most of them had survived, and not only that -- shortly before we had arrived, a new baby had been born. so life was going on. abraham: titus did not just survive the war -- his group had grown in number. [ native band on radio ] stability has returned to rwanda. the ministry of tourism and national parks and th

of gorillas. you're going ah. i told you my heart rate went through the roof, beth. >> you could have been so excited because it's a family of gorillas. >> dad, mom, a baby. >> they are awfully close. >> they are real close. baby doing acrobatics. eventually dad says no. you guys are too close. >> beth troutman is officially gripping the desk. the video is nine minutes long. i watched the entire thing like this. they start retreating. >> scared. >> one guy is whispering don't be scared. don't be scared. we're only 2 feet away from a giant gorilla that can kill you at the drop of a hat. eventually the guys say we better retreat and they get to what looks like a safe distance. can you see the big gorilla is still spying on them. it doesn't end there. after spying on them for a while, that's when the gorilla says, i've had it. how do we get out of here? that's when they start high tailing it. >> that gorilla showed great restraint. >> to see this entire stressful video, head to our website. >>> betty

the zoo's one gorilla is still in the borders. >> stephen: there's a mystery gorilla loose in alabama. authorities are looking for one gorilla but according to local news it's unknown how many are loose or in what direction they are headed. there could be any number of gorillas from 1 to 10,000 blood thirsty apes rooming alabama. what worries me is that we have no idea if that giant mob voted in last night's alabama primary. i can only assume -- i can only assume the apes came out big for santorum. they don't believe in evolution either. [ laughter ] they believe they were created in the image of their lord and savior reese christ. in this is why we need strict voter i.d. laws, phones. thousands of gorillas could have walked into the polling place and thrown this election along with their feces. some have said it's a gorilla. others have reported seeing what may have been a bear. that's right. it could have been a gorilla or a bear or bear gryllz. alabama yams if a man with an english accent asks to drink your urine get out of there. if you see any gorillas in your midst attempt to sa

to make his birthday party a lot more exciting they got him a little gorilla gram. ♪ >> the gorilla is getting up behind him. >> frisky gorilla. >> that's for sure. >> that is surprise number two in this party. rich is the father of a lieutenant in the u.s. air force and his son, of course, it's a big birthday, 70 years old, sends him a video birthday message. >> oh, god. >> when he sees they're playing a video with his son he starts crying. his son says, you're really an amazing father and i'm happy to have you as my dad. everybody clasp. yeah, message from your son. and finally it's time to say good-bye to the gorilla. >> bye, monkey! >> get that thing out of the party. >> except, inside the gorilla suit -- >> oh! >> it's the son. >> awesome. >> it's his son. >> that explains the gorilla. >> the whole time it was his son. >> that's a great plan. great birthday present. >> i love these surprises. they never get old. >>> this guy created a gadget to have the shower hot and steamy by the time his wife wakes up every morning. >> when she's taking the shower it's only going to last ten mi

. >>> remember that baby gorilla that needed a name? >> i said it should be named steven because you look alike. >> the vote is in. today we get the answer. we actually decided to go with -- >> oh. >> see why pole vaulting plus frisbee equals one epic trick you have to be high to pull off. >>> and it's the sexy new book being coined as mommy porn. now a mom blogger explains the raw controversy the. >> like a normal weekend for you. >> or a good spring break. >>> well get things started today with some violence caught on video and the story behind it. this happened in montreal, canada. we got this video from the montreal gazette. this is footage of an annual protest against police brutality. and the ironic thing here is we see a lot of police trying to get this under control in what looks like a brutal fashion. >> about a thousand protesters showed up in montreal for this protest. this is the 15th annual protest against police brutality. they did start throwing bottles, rocks and things at the police. the police ended up using tear gas,

researchers found the -- have decoded the dna of gross. -- of gorillas. now they can compare and discover the changes that made our species you meet your gut >> the changes such allowed einstein to come up with the theory of relativity or shakespeare to write, i could not put my finger on what the key elements were, but i think through this study and others, we are making progress in understanding the forces behind human evolution, and it is going to be an exciting time. >> researchers have discovered two men separated from gorillas 10 million years ago, much earlier than they thought, and something prevents gorillas from dementia, but the ultimate prize would be to discover what makes us so different from them. >> the big question of human life. that brings today's show to a close. you can get updates on our website at any time during your -- at any time. thanks for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news. bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and hono

. >> bob: 30 seconds, we have a gorilla problem. gorilla got loose in alabama. someone saw a gorilla in alabama. got to be from the zoo is. went down there and the gorilla of the zoo was still there, so the gorilla is still loose in alabama. in buffalo another gorilla escaped fro

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. >> bob: 30 seconds, we have a gorilla problem. gorilla got loose in alabama. someone saw a gorilla in alabama. got to be from the zoo is. went down there and the gorilla of the zoo was still there, so the gorilla is still loose in alabama. in buffalo another gorilla escaped from the zoo. >> dana: outbreak. >> bob: light right winger -- like right wingers. they are everywhere. >> greg: you're comparing right wingers to apes? i'm d

she had locked herself in another cage with another gorilla to escape the wrath of this one. so the situation was very serious. >> zoo visitors were hustled to safety until kogo was calmed down with a tranquilizer dart and returned to his cage. the zookeeper suffered minor bites from the attack. >>> there's a very rare hearing disorder that amplifies every sound inside your body, your breathing, your heart beat, even the sound of your eyeballs moving. one woman had it for nine months and it was driving her crazy, but she finally got treatment. >> reporter: the crunch of potato chips used to be deafening. she could barely talk to her husband, and watching tv was painful. her voice and her heartbeat echoed hardly in her head. >> oh, my god, a living nightmare, it really was. to wake up, you know, it was just -- i couldn't function. >> reporter: the mother of three suffered dizzy spells and ear pain. she went to the e.r. eight times but got no answers. >> they'd do all sorts of tests on me, and everything was fine. you know, they'd look at me like i was crazy. >> reporter: final

he didn't know what else to say compare to you a gorilla. did that hurt your feelings. >> yes, of course. i thought i was bosom buddies with him. thank you very much. all right. the daily caller broke this and they call me today for comment because apparently hanks has apologized and issued a statement. >> he didn't apologize to you. >> wrong to equate me with a gorilla. i don't think the guy did it on purpose. i just think he was -- probably had a couple cocktails and walking around trying to be a wise guy. >> that's what happens whether you have cocktails. >> bill: i guess. now i'm tired of the airport screeners. everybody raise your hand if you are tired with the airport screeners. >> i have no problem with them. >> bill: if you try to get through there with those earrings you would be in alcatraz. we are all tired except hudy of the airport screeners. particularly a 3-year-old. roll the tape. >> i'm going to take a swab with this [inaudible] >> a what? >> i'm going to swab the chair and his cast. if you can can you lift his shirt up? if

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calling me a gorilla or something. don't miss it. coming right back. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. did you see that? we begin with tom hanks who is having some trouble these days. apparently a few years ago he and glen fry, a member of the eagles rock group were attending a fundraiser in california when this happened. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is as close as you are all getting at saint matthews. >> who would have thought that would join us. >> that's very nice. jamie, just back from the jerry falwell sensitivity training seminar. >> bill: little hard to make out but there is a guy there in black face with an afro wig holding a gorilla, right? >> yeah. this was a fundraiser for tom hanks and glen fry's kids school 2004. this was a while ago. very richie school. a lot of celebrities live as you know. the theme of the evening was castaways, perfect for tom hanks. during the auction, a parent, a white guy, shows up as you see in black face with a wig and dressed as a native african. is he holding a giant gorilla. i gues

an attendant suffered some superficial bite wounds when a 24-year-old silverback gorilla escaped. the zookeeper feared for her safety and locked herself in a cage with a mother gorilla and her baby that she knew well. the zoo was evacuated before the veterinary team immobilized that escaped gorilla and returned it back to its cage. the public was allowed back in this afternoon and the zookeeper was treated for minor injuries. >>> spring officially arrives tomorrow, but try telling that to some folks living in arizona. people in flagstaff woke up to more than a foot of the white stuff. a cnn reporter pointed a camera out his backdoor and took these time lapse pictures. schools in the city are closed today because of the snowstorm and there's talk of more falling there tonight. >>> but up next can you imagine looking at your bank account and seeing $5,000 withdrawn for your water bill? oh, and wait until you hear how long they told one area woman it would take her to get her money back. >>> i'm anita brikman with this health alert. scientists have uncovered another breast cancer gen

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. >>> and speaking of colo, we mentioned colo the gorilla earlier. colo may not have had luck can the lottery. it's emma, the sea otter's chance to pick the final four in the ncaa basketball championship. emma, a resident or inmate of the new orleans audubon aquarium. >> look at ron's view of news, everybody. >> wow, free emma! >> the two semifinal matchups are today. the championship game is monday night. >> going out on a limb and taking the number one overall seed in kentucky. >> you going with kentucky? yeah, you, me, and the sea otter. >> he'll be wearing a free emma t-shirt on the air tomorrow. >> tomorrow. >> you're producing the documentary, right? >> thank you, ron. >>> now to the bombshell discovery in the disappearance of susan powell.

team had to be called in after a gorilla escaped. police locked down the zoo and cocoa was secured to an area. he was train liced and the zoo keeper was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. >>> tara is in for sal this morning. >>> well we have been very lucky, no big accidents on the chp website. that is good news. let's look at the drive into san francisco, a smooth one. traffic downtown taillights, no delays to speak of. 4:55 rosemary orozco? >>> good morning to you. we may be dodging a few sprinkles mostly cloudy skies outside but we are calm and cool, not as cold. calm conditions out of fso, east bay, down to livermore and napa reporting calm as well. the chance for rain will safer especially the north bay today. but for the hour now, 46 degrees. low 50s right around the bay area. a few 60s are expected, low mid- 50s for the lunchtime. upper 50s to mid-60s. 58 expected. san rafael and santa rosa, 59 expected for vallejo, 60 in oakland, along the peninsular, 60 degrees, 61 redwood city. low 60s partly cloudy skies exp

. >> samantha the gorilla had been alone several years. she's too old and weak to be with other gorillas so they gave her a pet rabbit. the second part is the rabbit's name, panda. >> it's because of the colors. >> but they're friends, aren't they? >> i guess. it looks like the bunny is happy hopping around but the gorilla is kid of passive there. >> but we don't know if they're friends. we're just saying that they are. and look at her. she's sitting there with her arms folded. that would be a death rabbit and we'd have no idea, out for blood and she's just kicking back. >> we're going to hope the zoo keepers knew what they were doing and they decided there was companionship that was needed there and that's what they produced. how's that? >> works for me. >> let's hope, let's hope. >> works for me. keep those good thoughts. >> the zoo keepers are trying to help save the appear mals. we have a story coming up with a woman that's saving children in a very big way. saving more than 100 kids from a life behind bars. meet this week's cnn hero c

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know alpha gorilla sitting back there you know farting. i mean it's all he does he goes important congress and he starts any paid you know they say oh you're farting sounds like we're all in great shape thank you professor bernanke let's look at some of the headlines that betray the everything is ok bernie anky is a consummate professional he's a hero sort of stuff shock slowdown in u.k. growth as g.d.p. contracts point three percent so britain's economy contracted more than expected in the last three months of two thousand and eleven shrinking point three percent as the country's dominant services sector weakens and meanwhile household incomes fell one point two percent and the savings ratio eased to seven point seven percent right they've got all starting in the u.k. and as a result the economy is crashing and the g.d.p. is crashing and the people that live there are suffering financial repression they're suffering horrible economic calamity and george osborne and mervyn king saying we're in king is ben bernanke is equivalent of the bank

samantha, a 47-year-old gorilla, has a cuddly new pet with long ears. a rabbit named "panda." they have become roommates at the erie pennsylvania zoo. the zoo put them together because "samantha" seemed lonely after her last gorilla companion died. and zoo officials say she is old and kind and would never want to hurt the rabbit, even scratches the rabbit under the chin. they say they're just positive that "panda's" not in danger. as you see, there's an escape hatch right there. the "panda," rabbit, can get away just in case. >>> coming up, one detective's amazing discovery. is this da vinci's long-lost masterpiece? you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job. so why are you doing his? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious... like acid reflux disease. over time, stomach acid can damage the lining of your esophagus. for many, prescription nexium not only provides 24-hour heartburn relief, but can also help heal acid related erosions in the lining of your esophagus. talk to your doctor about the risk for osteoporosis-rela

researchers have decoded the dna of gorillas. for the first time they can compare our dna to the other apes and discover the changes that make our species unique. >> amongst those are changes that allowed einstein to come up with the theory of relativity or shakespeare to rights romeo and juliet. i could not put my finger on exactly what the key elements are, but i think through this study and others we are making progress of understanding the genetic forces iof evolution. >> creatures and greeted researchers discovered we separated 10 million years ago, and something in their jeans presents gorillas from suffering dementia, a finding that could help find a cure for senility, but the ultimate prize would be to discover what makes us so different from them. >> let's go back to one of our main stories, the death of the six british soldiers in afghanistan. the former u.s. ambassador to nato and now the executive director for international leadership. you joins us from washington. this is not a change in tactics, but this is deeply w

researchers in cambridge have deciphered the genetic code of the gorilla. exports a search for the missing link. >> they are sociable and live in communities. and in the past, humans were little different than guerrillas. -- gorillas. >> we lived in groups, probably in africa. that humans developed art, and we don't know what the particular start was. >> behavioral studies show that the fellow apes were intelligent. they can solve problems with simple tools. they can even put on the show. but of course, humans can do much more. so what happened in the distant past that allowed our species to rise above the fellow a? the dna of humans and other apes is practically the same, route 98% identical. but somewhere, there are tiny differences. >> you can put 16 different samples. >> they have decoded the dna of guerrillas. and for the first time, they can compare our dna with that of the other apes and discover the changes that made our species unique. >> bailout einstein to come up with the theory of relativity or shakespeare to write romeo and juliet. i couldn't

backed gorilla slipped through an unlocked door. the zoo was put under lock- down, a swat team was brought into help. before it was recant churred it bit it bit a zoo keeper. >> i am sure it was scared. >> they are still trying to figure it out. >> a lot of those have been sold, three million are in the hands of consumers and yesterday they announced a bye back of stock and pay a dividend of $2.65 in july. >> what amazing me is my one- year-old son knows how to use it. >>> still ahead a great day out there. the first official day of spring it is, your updated local forecast is two and a half days away. >> first a look at the midday's stocks followed by a look at last night's multimatch numbers. ,, medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dol