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>> ashley: when you meet people here, you know that youre seeing a direct descendant of a slave that was here after, um, the slaves were freed. >> anthony: ashley greene grew up on mosquito beach on james island in charleston. her mother owns the property, which has been in her family for generations. fact of the matter is in the old south back when the dishes, flavors and ingredients of southern cooking, which is to say american cooking as opposed to european, chances are that food was grown, g...

Until then connect tonight, on this memorial day, dangerous weather and deadly floods. evacuations under way. rivers still rising. already six lives lost. plus, the remnants of tropical storm bonnie kicking up dangerous surf on the coast. outrage. a child plunges into a gorilla enclosure. zoo officials forced to kill the endangered animal. did they go too far? plus, new details about how the boy ended up face-to-face with the 400-pound silverback. breaking news. gunman identified. new repo...

>> that guy winning is a rookie. >> he was a rookie, on saturday he was. >> and he won the indy 500 and guess what, alex rossen will join us for his first tv interview. >> can you imagine as a rookie? >> he became a millionaire on sunday. >> lets talk about this gorilla story because outrage is growing. pressure is mounting this morning to charge the parents of that little boy who fell into the gorilla exhibit, forcing zoo officials to shoot and kill that animal. >> protesters are picketing outs...

Cincinnati zoo officials say they would shoot and kill a rare gorilla all over again to save a little boys life. the video is still terrifying to watch, right? 450-pound silverback drag that 3-year-old boy. the gorilla staff igniting a social media fire storm of parent shaming post, even death threats. one people tweeting the cincinnati "enquirer," quote, shoot the mother. another post, quote, i had much rather see her dead than the gorilla. hundreds of thousands now signing a petition calling f...

A new jersey man found unconscious. hes hospitalized. and an eight-year-old was shocked in a backyard pool. a zoo worker shoots and kills a gorilla to save a boys life. >> oh, my god! >> the cincinnati zoo is doubling down on its decision to kill the gorilla after the toddler slipped into the exhibit, saying it was the only way to save the boys life. hes at home and doing okay. >> as the parents are facing a firestorm of criticism. is someone to blame here or was this a tragic accident? >> let...

Course, the iraqi army. and weve seen in the past isis fighters are willing to fight to the death. errol. >> ben wedeman live in rome for us this morning with the latest on the fight in fallujah. ben, well reconnect with you again next hour. thanks. a zoo in the united states is standing by its decision to kill a rare gorilla after a boy fell into its habitat. >> this comes as some blame the zoo and the childs parents for negligence. jessica schneider has the latest. >> reporter: a tense and t...

Carolina. >> reporter: tonight, new evacuations in texas. the colorado river four feet above flood stage and still rising. in wharton, winford williams and his family evacuating for the second time in two months. >> aint nothing you can do be go stay in the motel. >> reporter: helicopters rescuing residents north of houston this weekend. severe storms pummelling the lone star state. at least six dead and two still missing in the region, including a 10-year-old boy who fell in the swollen brazos ...

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Ask their doctor about once-daily namenda xr and learn about a free trial offer at namendaxr.com. >> quijano: today the director of the cincinnati zoo said officials had no choice but to kill a gorilla after a four-year old boy entered its exhibit saturday. the gorilla dragged the child through water and was extremely agitated. but animal rights activists are outraged. heres jamie yuccas. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the terrifying moments. ( screaming ) >> reporter: the boys mother ou...

Incident. >> you can lock your car, you can lock your house, but if somebody really wants to get in, they can. >> reporter: the childs parents thanking the zoo in a statement saying -- we know that this was a very difficult decision for them and they are grieving the loss of their gorilla. one of harambes former caretakers emotional when recounting the silverbacks fate. >> he was in a situation where, theres this strange thing here that i dont know -- what do i do? and do i fight it? do i love i...