roll over? i remember i said the my dog, where is your ball? the dog would find the ball. he said it is far more complex than that. she s actually asking him a long series of thoughts that he s putting together. as well when jeff went in to visit konz sxi he was at the board with all those icons on it, he uses to communicate, first of all, he asked him if he would like to by pushing two icons have coffee. then a concept which there was an icon for, he actually made something up. he was eating kale. the vegetable. and he called it slow lettuce by pushing the two icons thinking that it takes longer to eat than regular lettuce. how can i describe this? slow lettuce. it is pretty remarkable when you think that this bonovo may be processing and reasoning through very complex thoughts. we have heard about how this species is intelligent before. are there other animals with these types of abilities that may surprise us? well, dolphins have
year. so far across the south and the eastern part of the united states, we couple the heat and humidity, there s no escaping it. reporter: how hot is it? yesterday, the asphalt tripped at 160. reporter: temperatures that can scald in a meat of seconds. there s no shade. no place to hide. reporter: whether you work or play in the sun there s no escape. across much of the country, temperatures and heat indexes shot well into the triple digits. with the oil, you know it s hot. reporter: pushing people and power grids to the limit. in arkansas, officials say the brutal heat buckled concrete and firefighters were busy with more than a dozen wildfires. it s pitiful. it s hard on us. hard on the grass. it s just too hot. reporter: water lines burst in tulsa. and in the nation s capital, officials cut the speed of commuter trains in fear that the metal tracks might bend. everywhere, the sick and elderly are vulnerable. keeping the ac cranking, literally a meat of l
we begin with the heat. from the lower plains to the northeast it feels like a furnace blast. extreme heat hanging on for another day and just looking at today s high temps will make you sweat. little rock, 104. birmingham, 99. dallas, 102. even new york and washington in the mid 90s. heat is not just unbearable but deadly. a mississippi road construction worker first day on the job died from extreme heat. a tennessee man collapsed and died while mowing his lawn. listen to this heart wrencher of a death. while chasing four burglary suspects, this police dog in georgia died from heat exhaustion. this is how wide the heat wave goes. advisories now in place in 19 states. from new york to florida to texas. in memphis, where it is going to be 102 today, firefighters are going door-to-door to check on older and special needs people. they are also asking neighbors to check in on each other. the city has opened four cooling centers and set up a phone number for people to call for hel
rose: and the 40th anniversary soft apollo 11 with jeffrey kluger of time magazine. the numbers that buzz likes to use and that all three on the first landing used is 95%. they say they were 95% certain that they could have gotten back. funly enough, i asked charlie duke recently from apollo 16, he knew neil as well as anyone could know neil armstrong and he said he s convinced that armstrong is telling the truth when he says it s one small step for man first words were not pre-planned. duke said he was such a pragmatist. unless there was 100% likelihood that he was going to recite those words, he wasn t going to waste any time planning them. rose: iraq and the lunar landing next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: the mission in iraq is shifting from a military role to a civilian role. last month, u.s. combat troops withdrew from iraqi cities. all u.s. forces are expected to leave the count
rose: and the 40th anniversary soft ollo 11 with jeffrey kluger of time magazine. the numbers that buzz lik to use and that allhree on the first lanng used is 95%. they say they were 95% certain thathey could have gten back. fuy enough, i asked charlie duke recely from apollo 16, he knew neil as well as anyone coulknow neil armstrong and he said he s convinced that armstrong is telng the truth wh he sa it s one small step r man first words were not pre-planned. duke said he wa such a pragmatist. less there was 100% likelihood that he was going to recite those wos, he wasn t goin to waste any time planning them. rose: iraq and the lar landing next. caioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new yo city, this icharlie rose. ose: the mission in iraq is shifting from a military role t a civilian role. last mth, u.s. combat troops withdrew from iraqi cities. all u.s. forces are expected to leave the coury by the end of 2011. a high-profile bombi tha