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Welcome back to "caught on camera." im contessa brewer. for many the fourth of july is a day of fun in the sun and backyard barbecues capped off by colorful fireworks in the night

Beltway. >> jackie kucinich and yamiche, thank you. growing outrage over the story that has everybody talking this holiday weekend. a beloved gorilla at the cincinnati zoo shot and killed after a 3-year-old boy climbed into the animals enclosure. this morning that boy is recovering at home but questions swirling around the zoos actions. well go live to cincinnati after the break. we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression. and everywhere i look... im reminded to stick to my pla...

You dont know how much adrenaline could have been coursing through the animals body. that does affect the process. 10 to 15 minutes for an animal of that size. >> well, zoologist jerod mill eim sure theres going to be a lot more discussions going forward. were all glad that the boy is safe in any case. thanks for talking with us. >> thank you, chris. lets look at the live pictures from arlington national cemetery. president obama will participate in a full honor wreath laying ceremony at the t...

Were falling some other stories. outrage after a zoo shoots and kills a gorilla to saves a boys life when he flips into the animals exhibit. others are putting the blame on the childs parents. and of course, peta has something to say. even under the best circumstances, captivity is never acceptable for gorillas or other primates and in cases like this, its even deadly. meanwhile, a makeshift memorial has been set up at the zoo where visitors have been putting down flowers in memory of that goril...

Wanting to go in, go in, get in the water. his mother is like, no, youre not, no, youre not. >> reporter: the zoo now re-examining the barriers around the exhibit. meanwhile some mourning ha ram bays death are questioning the killing, pointing to other examples of gorillas protecting children who fell in exhibits like this incident in england 30 years ago or this gorilla in 1996 in chicago who cared for an injured boy and carried him to zookeepers at the exhibit door. but this case, much more un...

Its not just any car though. morrison takes home a $142,000 bmwi-8. look at that beauty. not too shabby. good day for him. all right. well he is known as the human arrow. and on sunday, jeb corlis lived up to that name-dropping out of a helicopter wearing a wing suit and attempting to hit a target over the great wall of china. we have more on his wild ride. >> reporter: the starting line, 6,000 feet up. the finish, a paper bulls eye the size of an apple, suspended over the great wall of china....

World cup team. no word yet on a possible motive. now to that massive lightning strike in paris. 11 people, including 8 children hurt. one child remains in critical condition. and the worlds wingsuit wonder is at it again. jeb corliss, suited up here, and soaring over the great wall of china. a stunt hes been planning for ten years. gliding over the wall at 120 miles per hour, even hitting an apple-sized target along the way before parachuting to a safe landing. when we come back on this m...

Barely xwe lly squeezing throug smallest gaps. fierce tail winds. >> the tail wind was gusting. it made it really difficult to hone in. >> reporter: fighting to stay on target and coming in fast, covering 6,000 feet in 46 seconds. >> you got it. >> the human arrow mere inches from the hit. >> i barely got up and got the target. it was super scary. >> reporter: close enough and alive. >> to tell the tale. nbc news. and thats why they call him the human arrow. >> veterans issues front and center...

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Kill the gorilla. >> naturally we didnt take the shooting of harambe lightly but that childs life was in danger. people who question that, who are our monday morning quarterbacks are second guessers dont understand you cant take a risk with a silver back. >> reporter: a group of protesters expressed outrage outside the zoo calling for justice for harambe and a petiti petition garnered more than 100,000 signatures claiming that they police should criminally charge the parent. >> so one can make a...