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>> authorities say there was not guilty anything to investigate here but there is no crime that would suggest by the fact. now, just basically the last hour, we had the statement quote, from the prosecutor, the incident of the zoo involving the young child is under investigation by the cincinnati police department. once their investigation is concluded, theyll confirm with the office of possible charges. when the investigation is revealed and complete, wed, we update the media. it does not tell ...

"ocean mysteries." curious to see what your reaction is. a lot of people watching this video out there are asking the question, how sure are we that gorilla was going to do harm or po ttentially do harm to that child? >> initially, my reaction is its gut-wrenching and heartbre heartbreaking. i think any who works in the zoological community and front lines of conservation is totally depressed by this just catastrophic result. to answer your question, how do you get in this mind of a gorilla. we ...

Gorilla approaches the boy. his mother watches in horror at what happens next. >> mommys right here. [ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> everybody back up. >> mommy loves you. im right here. >> reporter: the young boy screams, and the urgent calls to 911 can be heard on this bystander video. harambe drags the boy around the moat and up a ladder for a total of ten minutes as the zoos dangerous animal response team anxiously decides what to do next. >> the little boy himself had already been talking a...

Has dragged him around the pen. >> reporter: officials considered the incident very threatening, deciding harambe must be taken down immediately. >> the reason that tranquilizing was not chosen is in an agitated situation, which the male was, it may take quite a while for a tranquilizer to take effect. but certainly at the instant he would be hit, he would have a dramatic response. the child wasnt under attack, but all sorts of things could happen in a situation like that. so he certainly was at...

A zoo in the united states is defending its decision to shoot and kill an endangered gorilla to save a little boy. >> now, critics say the cincinnati zoo didnt have to kill the animal. but the zoo says the situation got so dangerous, it was really the only choice. cnns jessica schneider explains. >> reporter: a day of panic and desperation at the cincinnati zoo. >> cincinnati zoo. this is in the gorilla cage. a 3-year-old child has fallen into the cage. >> reporter: a 4-year-old boy slips into t...

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Of an emergency situation. the zoos been here 143 years. thats saying a lot. it is a big loss to the cincinnati zoo, harambe was one of the most magnificent animals, a critically endangered species, were one of the key players in captivation and endangered species. early morning ive never seen so many people here at 7:45 in the morning on a holiday and it s w showed whether people are off or not, they came because they really cared. the purpose of this is different, a chance for people to share ...

Western lowland gorilla, a critically endangered species. the zoo had hoped he would eventually father other gorillas. >> we love this zoo. its very friendly. everything is beautiful here. but when you see something like that and then you have the disappointment because what do you say to your grandchildren? >> it is a tough story to follow and to tell, really. but the situation would have been so different if they hadnt moved as quickly as they did. >> and the fact of the matter is those gorill...

Tornado threat. its very localized though across parts of the dakotas, but nonetheless, still in place. its not a zero threat of a tornado out there. otherwise, we do have temperatures on the warm side already this morning from the plains to the eastern u.s. the cool spot across the nation today on this memorial day will be in the northwestern part of the u.s. where temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s this afternoon. leads head back inside. >> thanks, maria. >> four minutes after the hour an...

Facebook. >> i would welcome that. i was just on twitter reading peoples messages. meanwhile, this story that everyone is talking about, a 17-year-old endangered go rigga shot and killed after a little boy slipped into his habitat. this is a story with many different sides and terrifying video. we will explore it next for you. also, we do want to remember the fallen on this memorial day. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle...