Supporters, protesters clash outside Trump rally in Utah + MORE Mar 19th

A protester confronts a supporter of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in downtown Salt Lake City as Donald Trump gave his first campaign speech in Utah on Friday, Mar. 18, 2016. (Benjamin Zack/Standard-Examiner via AP) LOCAL TELEVISION OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT
SALT LAKE CITY — Protesters clashed with supporters of Donald Trump after he gave a speech in Utah on Friday, ending a day full of presidential candidate appearances that also saw Mitt Romney intensifying his criticism of the GOP front-runner.
Hundreds of people chanted “Dump Trump” and “Mr. Hate Out of Our State” as police in riot gear blocked the entrance to the Salt Lake City building, after protesters tried to rush the door and got into dozens of screaming matches with Trump supporters who didn’t make into the venue.
Trump said he loves Mormons in his first public appearance of the campaign in Utah. He had critical words, though, for former presidential candidate and Utah resident Mitt Romney, who said he was supporting Texas Sen…

A protester confronts a supporter of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in downtown Salt Lake City as Donald Trump gave his first campaign speech in Utah on Friday, Mar. 18, 2016. (Benjamin Zack/Standard-Examiner via AP) LOCAL TELEVISION OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT
SALT LAKE CITY — Protesters clashed with supporters of Donald Trump after he gave a speech in Utah on Friday, ending a day full of presidential candidate appearances that also saw Mitt Romney intensifying his criticism of the GOP front-runner.
Hundreds of people chanted “Dump Trump” and “Mr. Hate Out of Our State” as police in riot gear blocked the entrance to the Salt Lake City building, after protesters tried to rush the door and got into dozens of screaming matches with Trump supporters who didn’t make into the venue.
Trump said he loves Mormons in his first public appearance of the campaign in Utah. He had critical words, though, for former presidential candidate and Utah resident Mitt Romney, who said he was supporting Texas Sen…

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It’s been called the real Planet of the Apes. A series of six islands off the coast of West Africa, inhabited solely by former research chimpanzees. The primates have survived decades of invasive experiments, two civil wars, and even Ebola. Now, their lives have again been put in danger.
CityNews reporter Avery Haines travelled 8,000 kilometres by airplane, car and boat to remote Liberia to visit a now-abandoned research facility and the so-called “Monkey Island.”
“I had heard about these chimpanzee’s being ‘retired’ on these islands some time ago, but was shocked to discover the latest threat to their lives,” Haines said.
The threat this time is not experiments, not war, not disease—but starvation.
It’s a story that begins back in the 1970s, when a U…

brightcove.createExperiences();

It’s been called the real Planet of the Apes. A series of six islands off the coast of West Africa, inhabited solely by former research chimpanzees. The primates have survived decades of invasive experiments, two civil wars, and even Ebola. Now, their lives have again been put in danger.
CityNews reporter Avery Haines travelled 8,000 kilometres by airplane, car and boat to remote Liberia to visit a now-abandoned research facility and the so-called “Monkey Island.”
“I had heard about these chimpanzee’s being ‘retired’ on these islands some time ago, but was shocked to discover the latest threat to their lives,” Haines said.
The threat this time is not experiments, not war, not disease—but starvation.
It’s a story that begins back in the 1970s, when a U…