The screen. Passengers can use this to check in. Kris van cleave, chicago. The longawaited remake of the animated mooe mulan has finally come out and its already sparking controversy. The release was delayed by the pandemic. Activists claim disney worked too closely with chinese authorities to make the film. Elizabeth parm p palmer has more. Mulans story line is based on a folk tale about a woman warrior. Its where some of the scenes were shot thats kicked off outrage on social media. Shinjiang has surveillance cameras everywhere. This is where the communist party runs socalled reeducation camps. They forced the uighurs to renounce their religion. Critics say theres no way disney should have been filming there and especially cooperating with local communist authorities. Isaac stone fish is senior fellow with the asia society. So did disney actually torture any uighurs . No. Did dizzy provide cover for the communist Chinese Party to have more sucker for committing reesings, yes. Reporter sharp eyes even spotted a special thank you to communist officials in the credits. Its not the first time mulan has been at the center of online fury. Last summer during mass protests in hong kong where Security Forces beats, mulans star, american actress liu. Fe went stoeshl media. Disney tried to insils it was apolitical but its now calling for a boycott of mulan. What is the consequence . Disney will get raked over the coals by this. Fans are angry that they are in bed with a part of the Chinese Communist party thats committed horrific human rights abuses and by the u. S. Senate. Reporter we did ask disney about the decision to shoot there, but so far, the company has tide power pods one up the cleaning power of liquid. Can it one up whatever theyre doing . Their boys roll in mud for sure. Seriously . One up the power of liquid, one up the tghest stains. Any further questions . Uh uh one up the power of liquid with tide power pods. 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The New England Aquarium in boston is back open to the public, but one of its most pop hare exhibits is still off limits, the giant pacific octopus named ready. Before the lockdown chip reid got to spend some time with it. Reporter its one of the most bizarre reaches on earth and not just because it looks so different. The octopus can camouflage itself in a flash, squeeze its entire body through a oneinch hole, and their brains, thats right, brains, with an s. An octopus has one large central brain and eight minibrains, one in each arm. Octopuses are so brilliant. A naturalists Sy Montgomery believes their intelligence is off the charts. We give them the same toys we give our children and they play. Thats a characteristic of higher minds. As if on cue. There she is. Oh, rudy. Rudy, a giant pacific octopus and one of the start of the aquarium in boston seemed to want to play with us. Some people go ooh, thats creepy. You go i say this is one of the most beautiful reaches on this planet. One of the smartest, one of the most interesting and one of the most alien. Reporter in fact theyre portrayed in movies aliens. Theres. And monster. Reporter yes, holiday octopuses have torn down the golden gate bridge. Theyve destroyed ships and feasted on movie stars montgomery says its unfair to demonize them. You would really have to go to out every space to come up with someone more different than us. Their mouths from in their armpits. And the grace. Who has grace like this . Reporter montgomery spent countless hours here studying these other worldly beings, while writing her book the soul of an octopus. Do you believe an octopus has a soul . I believe if ive got a soul, this octopus has a soul. Reporter and that, she claims, is not the only thing they have in common with humans. When i met an octopus for the first time, i was so struck by the fact that she was just as curious about me as i was about her. She knows me. Reporter wow. Look at that. May i . Yeah. Absolutely. Reporter hello there. We went behind the scenes so see for ourselves with the help of senior aquarium biologist bill murphy. It turns out that calling an octopus curious is an understatement. Shes more interested in you than the food. Thats scary. It felt like she wanted me to join her in her octopuss garden. She is powerful. Feel the pull of the muscle . Reporter a big part of murphys job is keeping rudy from getting bored. We try to keep her mentally stimulated. Theyre figuring us out and who we are and what were doing. Reporter there are about 300 species of octopus but the giant pacific octopus is the largest, averaging 110 popped up and 16 feet in length. Id the longest lived octopus. Even so, the life span the only three to five years. They have such permits. You work with them this closely, you have you build a relationship with them. Its got to be difficult that they live such short lives. It is, it is. You enjoy the time you have. Reporter to learn more we headed to cape cod where we met bret grousy of the Marine Biology laboratory in woods hole, massachusetts. This is beautiful. Yeah. Pretty good day in the office, he. Hes responsible for the care and feeding of the labs octopuses and comes here to stock up on their favorite food, tiny grass shrimp. Kind of poke and move looping . Yeah, exactly. Reporter next stop, the beach, for another octopus delicacy, crabs. Whoa look at them all. There you go. Just grab and scoop. Back at the lab the day was about to get better for pa small california twospot octopus and a lot worse for one of those crabs. This is going to be quick. Bon appetit. Dont blink. Of all of the octopuss oddities, perhaps the most extraordinary is its talent for disguise. Watch that again in reverse slow motion. The octopus changes its shape, colors, patterns, even the texture of its skin to look like sea weed and does it in the blink of an eye. Its called dynamic camouflage. I would argue that dynamic camouflage is a form of intelligence. Reporter that video was shot by roger hamlin, Senior Scientist and top octopus researchers at the laboratory who recently gave a ted talk on octopus intelligence that went viral. It doesnt just happen instinctively. They actually think and decide how the camouflage looks . Correct. That is not a reflex. Its a Decision Making activity. Its an approachind ey c about what theyre going do next. Reporter for example, the moving rock trick. The hide and seek trick. And the suit of armor, made of shells. As a scientist, hamlin is skeptical about comparing their level of intelligence to ours. See him go all dark. Reporter but he said they are stunningly creative. This is a complex animal. Its making decisions all the time. That takes a big brain. Reporter a big brain in a unique and curious freech that scientists are only beginning to understand. 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John knew a sea gull couldnt live long like that. How hard was it for him . Oh, very difficult. His wife, debbie. To see how sad he was, i could tear up right now. I dont know why i was so emotionally crushed but there was a piece missing. I was beginning to wonder how much longer i felt hike doing this. Reporter so in an ape temperature to save his passion for the sea, he tried to save that sea gull. Duffelly caught her and brought her to maine. The staff nursed red eye while john spoiled her with her would you believe just a few weeks later red eye was goods m leased the bird back into the wild. Perfect. Reporter of course, the wild was nevada really red eyes thing, which is why still today, no matter where john is in this great ocean. Thats her. Reporter red eye somehow finds him. That a girl. Reporter for centuries boat captains have believed sea gulls carry the souls of lost sailors and for this fourth generation lobsterman, that is a comforting thought, that maybe red eye is an ancestor looking out for him. But john says its about something far left mystical. Id about the love thats found when two living freechs truly need each other. Steve hartman on the road in the gulf of maine. And hes the overnight news for this thursday. For some of you the news continues. For others, check back later for cbs this morning and follow us on line anytime at cbs news,. Com. Report prg the nations capital, im catherine herridge. News,. Co. Report prg the nations capital, im catherine herridge. Com. Report prg the nations capital, im catherine herridge. Its thursday, september 10th, 2020. This is the cbs morning news. Deadly wildfires. The death toll rises as flames rip through california, oregon, and washington state. 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