on our screen at _ four great ape species. on our screen at the _ four great ape species.reen at the moment, we have four great ape species. on our - screen at the moment, we have some wonderfulfootage where screen at the moment, we have some wonderful footage where you see a baby ape just wonderful footage where you see a baby apejust prodding wonderful footage where you see a baby ape just prodding and wonderful footage where you see a baby apejust prodding and running away and watching. just talk me through that. what is actually happening there? you through that. what is actually happening there?— through that. what is actually happening there? you see here a 'uvenile happening there? you see here a juvenile chimpanzee _ happening there? you see here a juvenile chimpanzee and - happening there? you see here a juvenile chimpanzee and you - happening there? you see here a juvenile chimpanzee and you see| happening there? you see here a - juvenile chimpanzee and you see two adults grooming each other. what you can see here is the hitting, one of the teasing examples, but

there's new evidence suggesting more human—like antics among great apes.her. video studies of bonobos, chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans showed behaviours injuveniles including elements of surprise and play. evidence of mostly one—sided teasing included hair—pulling, poking, and offering an object before whisking it away at the last moment. to hear more about these behaviours and what they mean, we spoke to one of the researchers involved in this study. dr isabelle laumer. this behavior is not rare. so you if you go to a zoo and spend a few hours there, you'll probably see an example of it. however, it's not something that people have studied before. so people have looked at aggressive teasing, some kind of bullying, or at play, but we were the first to systematically study playful teasing in all the four great ape species. well, on our screen at the moment, we've got some wonderful footage where you see a baby ape just prodding and then running away and watching. just talk me through that. what is actually happening there? yeah. so you see here a juven

ap classes? you know, you could be acing everything in another. and at the same time, there was no one really there that was encouraging. students are letting parents know about those things my ended up spending my last year as a page capitol hill. i had the opportunity to do that i had gotten most of my you know all my necessary things out of the way. ap and i spent last year here on capitol hill, but i always wondered what happened in your book was helpful. there were some painful parts to it because i felt like my voice was being spoken in, but i always wondered. what about what was the what was the key to those who black students who were success in navigating it. the very few though they may be and navigating the the the racial divide there and and i didn't hear much about that in the book and what was it about now i know what it was and ludlow and there are some other ludlow people here. we had a we had family units that were a huge part and models within our community that regardless of what the, you know, barriers where we were going to ma

and scientists say they've established the first detailed proof that apes like to tease each other, just like humans. we will talk to the lead researcher. sport and time for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good evening. now the football association have approved sirjim ratcliffe's bid for a minority stake in manchester united. with the purchase thought to be worth about £1 billion, owners the glazer family will retain a majority stake in the club but ratcliffe's ineos group willl take control of football operations. the sale cannot be completed until after the share office —— offer is closed which is friday night in the united states. the champions league continues this evening and paris saint—germain and bayern munich are amongst the teams in last 16 action. bayern are first leg action against lazio in rome and will be looking to put their weekend disappointment in the bundesliga behind them. they lost 3—2 bayer leverkusen. this side blazing a trail under xabi alonso in germany at the moment. bayern manager thomas tuchel says they want to put that defeat behind them and says

i want to make sure we getjustice for ap as much as, i we getjustice for ap as much as, that's what iwhat i will stay to do. let's speak to a _ that's what i will stay to do. let's speak to a partner _ that's what i will stay to do. let's speak to a partner at _ that's what i will stay to do. let's speak to a partner at solicitors who have represented almost 300 subpostmasters, good to have you on the programme for that we heard from nick read there, insisting they are making progress, are they? let’s nick read there, insisting they are making progress, are they? let's be clear what happened _ making progress, are they? let's be clear what happened today, - making progress, are they? let's be clear what happened today, we i making progress, are they? let's be clear what happened today, we had| clear what happened today, we had bombshell revelations, bombshell revelations. we go back a week or so, when kemi badenoch came to the house of parliament and said, accused mr henry staunton, chairman of the post office, who was fired by her, of lying. about his statements on the sunday times.

oh all right, let's talk about apes. a new study shows that apes are just like us.like a good ribbing. scientists in san diego and germany observed chimps, orangutans and bonobos and gorillas. and after hours of research, they found they like to tease each other for fun. their favorites include body slamming, poking and hindering movement and pulling each other's hair. so kind of just like middle school takes you back, right? sandia thoughts on that? didn't we evolve from them just i mean, i'm not surprised when we went overseas, i remember when we were traveling, i was younger, karina. um, and we got some peanuts and all of a sudden our entire vehicle was like swarms of apes, and they were, like, moving the vehicle. and i was like, oh my god, this is a van. and it is shaking. they have a personality. they have similar traits to us. they do. >> they have emotions like other studies have shown. right? they love, they cry, they they go through all the same things. and i mean, i knew they were like us. and i saw planet of the apes. i mean, you know. >> right? >> i mean

now — there's new evidence suggesting more human—like antics among great apes. each other. video studies of bonobos, chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans showed behaviours injuveniles including elements of surprise and play. dr isabelle laumer is one of the researchers involved in the study — she told us more. this behaviour is not rare. so you if you go to a zoo and spend a few hours there, you'll probably see an example of it. however, it's not something that people have studied before. so people have looked at aggressive teasing, some kind of bullying, or at play, but we were the first to systematically study playful teasing in all the four great ape species. so you see here a juvenile chimpanzee and you see two adults grooming each other. and what you can see here is the hitting. it's also one of the teasing examples. and what you can also see is that the juvenile is hitting and then response waiting. so it's always looking back, looking at the target and watch for the response. so seemingly carefully evaluating how far i can go until it might lead to some a

now the ap cares about the idea of female athletes.migrant, urging all venezuelans to unite behind the 15-year-old who allegedly shot at nypd officers in ti times square. we've been talking about this dangerous venezuelan gang in new york right now, they have a t tattoo that indicates they're part of this gang and now we see these stories. this us is because of the open border. >> the open border and the fact that new york is essentially lawless, maria. if you were a migrant coming into the country and were you a criminal, where would you want to go? you would want to go to a place where you know law enforcement is lax, where basically i.c.e. has no standing whatsoever, where there's no chance of you being deported for your crimes. and that's what's happened here. by the way, it's not just am p p that basically ignores totally the background of this killer. the. the new york times, long article about this murder in georgia and it talks a lot about the woman and her background and her sports and the fact that she's out there by herself

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the first detailed proof that apes enjoy teasing each other.owed behaviours injuveniles including elements of surprise and play. evidence of mostly one—sided teasing included hair—pulling, poking, and offering an object before whisking it away at the last moment. some little cheeky monkeys there! that is it for the moment. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. some very wet, very mild conditions around at the moment. temperatures reached 16.5 celsius in hereford on wednesday and it could turn even warmer still, perhaps, as we head through thursday. but the focus for the day's highest temperatures will tend to be further east. there's a lot more rain to come in the forecast as well, all of these weather fronts just pushing northwards and eastwards as we head through into thursday morning. so temperatures rising unusually through the night across much of scotland. and we'll start the day off on 12 or 13 degrees towards the south of england and wales. all of that mild airjust flowing in on that southerly wind from the azores. you can see all

that's ap|gps|tly havoc in seven years. that's ap|gps and havoc in seven years.at's ap|gps and satellites. so havoc in seven years. that's ap|gps and satellites. so yeah,: on gps and satellites. so yeah, this is this is you might see a flash in the sky. are we going to see a flash in the sky? i don't think we will because you can't look at the sun. no. >> yeah. i'm not surprised. the sun erupting far down. >> yeah. i'm not surprised. the sun running far down. >> yeah. i'm not surprised. the sun running order. far down. >> yeah. i'm not surprised. the sun running order. but down. >> yeah. i'm not surprised. the sun running order. but iiown. >> yeah. i'm not surprised. the sun running order. but i think the running order. but i think it's not actually to. it's not actually going to. >> going be >> it's not going to be destroyed or anything. no, destroyed or anything. no, no, i think happen. think nothing will happen. >> thanks lads. that >> okay. well, thanks lads. that is the show pretty much over. but another but let's have another quick look front pages. but let

look, that ap story is disgraceful. the framing of it is disgusting.nt fact about the immigration status of the alleged killer. they give another example out of iowa, molly tibbetts was murdered while out for a run. they also excluded the fact that her murder was an illegal immigrant. that is intentional. i think the reason is -- not to be too cynical about it, but i think a lot of people who are journalists you themselves as our societal betters, and if they include inconvenient or troublesome facts, then the bad united people of america might treat certain bad conclusions. it is too dangerous to report the truth on these things, so they don't. they are ideologues. i think that the explanation. >> greg: it's almost like when they take your dog away and tell that it's going upstate to a nice farm. that's how they look at us, like children, or like you. very useful, you know. kennedy, you are a runner, you are also a swimmer and a cyclist. >> kennedy: that is correct, greg. thank you very much. >> greg: you're quite welcome. thank you for your service.

apocalyptical, but that doesn't mean that it will be purely negative, how it future will be, will be the ap apocalypsis negative and nahalistic uh, the end, the victory of nothingness and total destruction, it will be, or it will be uh, the final moment of our culture of waiting when we will finally encounter that moment that we uh were waiting during all our our history. in your iranian tradition, that was the coming of savior, and shia tradition is the coming of makdi, in our tradition is the second, second coming of jesus christ, so we are waiting not for the nothing, just destruction, we are waiting for something very important that will give ontological answer for all the questions, that will, that will be the moment, of total manifestation of light and not the end or negative end, that will be new beginning, eternal beginning, so i i am sure that the sounds of light will win, but history is always open, nothing is granted, nothing, we could commit some error, some mistake on that way, and that's in that case we will lose, and that is... greatest onthological danger of escatology, if w

i do july been to grade ap u.s. history. at valor -- i teach 11th grade ap u.s. history. the focus is much more on social and emotional learning. teaching students how to navigate the onslaught of emotions and feelings they are experiencing every single day, along with traditional math, science, social studies. >> hi, my name is chester. i am feeling kind of nervous today. valor is unique. so, circle the best way that i have come to describe it is it is halfway between a group therapy session and an aa meeting. >> circle basically is about a 55 minute experience where students will sit together and basically take the time to share how they are feeling. >> i am feeling kind of worried today. >> i am a little bit stressed but mostly excited. >> i am feeling a mix of stress but it is kind of at peace. >> it is a moment for us to decompress and focusing on how we are doing emotionally and give us that safe space to just be a collective individually. >> what if i don't get what i had before and i have to pull more? i did not study and i regret it a lot. i feel like i should ha

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scientists say they've established the first detailed proof that apes like to tease each other, just like humans. and a valentine's day twist — why young people in china are resorting to so—called ai boyfriends. welcome to verified live. we start this hour with reports coming from gaza that the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate the nasser hospital in the southern city of khan younis — where hundreds of people have taken refuge. in this video an announcement is being made on a speaker — attached to a drone — telling people to leave. in these images — verified by the bbc — you can see a large crowd of people leaving the hospital. the israel defense forces said its troops were opening a secure route to evacuate civilians sheltering near the hospital — but it did not intend to evacuate patients and medical staff. israel claims that hamas uses this and other hospitals in gaza as cover for its operations — a claim strongly denied by staff at the hospital. further to the south — in rafah — concerns are growing about the fate of a million people who have taken shelter in

scientists say they've established the first detailed proof that apes like to tease each other, just like humans. we talk to the lead researcher. we ta ke we take one subject at a time and tackle that, and however long it takes... she's 17 and has an iq of 161 — higher than the late stephen hawking. we'll meet a british student who's taking 28 a—levels. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live — we start this hour with reports coming from gaza that the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate the nasser hospital in the southern city of khan younis, where hundreds of people have taken refuge. in this video, an announcement is being made on a speaker attached to a drone, telling people to leave. in these images — verified by the bbc — you can see a large crowd of people leaving the hospital. the israel defense forces said its troops were opening a secure route to evacuate civilians sheltering near the hospital — but it did not intend to evacuate patients and medical staff. israel claims that hamas uses this and other hospitals in gaza as cover for its operat

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but anyway , you will. >> you know, maybe the ap was telling the truth. is it is no longer safe for women to run alone in america, but they just don't want to say why. so maybe in an unintentional away told us the reality. what say you? young man? >> i said, it's a pleasure b to be here because it's inec the prompter to say, look, that ap story is disgraceful. >> the framing of it is disgusting. here's a salient fact about theh immigration status of the alleged killer. >> they give anotherged killer.e out of iowa. thllie tibbetts was murdered, ml while out for a run. they also excluded the faclst that murderer was an illegal immigrant. >> that is intentional immi. >> and i think the reasonbo is not to be too cynical about it, but i thinut it,thinkt of people who are journalists jo societallves as our betters. >> and if they include inconvenient or troublesome facts, then the bad benightefaca of america might reach certain bad conclusions. it's too to report the truth on these things so they don't. yes, they're ideologues. i think that's the explanation. y

and then but i see that the aps numbers are going down. do we have any concern about the aps service resources decreasing year over year, or do you have any concerns about that. so the growth in their is really our salary growth right. but the aps numbers are going down. so i'm just curious. yes. so aps yes goes down because the whole time safe. um money comes out for the budget year. and as i said before, we're going to try and bridge it with one time money. one time money. okay. thank you, thank you. that's it for me. that's it. any other questions? i feel like i'm describing something that's, um, more bandaged together than it really is. you know, the i mean, this is this is the sort of process we go through all the time. we work with revenues that we have. sometimes we have holes. we look for ways to patch. so in that sense, this is this is not odd. yeah it's normal for you. to and different for us okay. i just want to make sure that there are no more commissioner questions. so with that thank you, director dearman. and thank you. uh u

come to you on this ap headline.illing of nursing student headlines fear of solo female athletes, this story left out his immigration status and immigration status of mollie tibbett's killer, irresponsible journalism. >> harris: look, we saw this in new york. we've seen this other times. what they're trying to do is avoid the topic at all costs. they would have to cover this president in a negative way. he is not winning in any way, shape or form. i'm not accusing associated press, i'm saying don't act like it. just a little information about where the president is going on thursday, this is important. brownsville, is part of rio grande sector in texas. thankings to bill melugin for this. it has been slowing averaging 200 to 400ish across the sector. he's not going to hot spots. he's going to see it forensically clean for him, part of a border town. it is unbelievable. >> kayleigh: it is. 100 days, 94 executive actions to dismantle trump's policies, just put them back in place. president biden going to the border, so

you can find that on the ap if you are interested in that. let's talk to rose next in oregon city, oregon, independent line. caller: good morning. i'm calling to comment on president biden's performance at the press conference. i'm grateful to him for standing up for himself. and i am so disgusted by the press corps' treatment, haranguing of him. also, i noticed the dominance of women's voices and shouting at him. it's shameful. as far as mr. trump is concerned and his grand circus, they can all jump in the lake. host: all right, rose, let's look at more of president biden's discussion from last night about questions about his mental fitness. [video clip] >> mr. president, for months when you are asked about her age -- your age your response would be watch me. americans have been watching and they have questions -- >> that is your judgment. >> they have questions about your mental acuity, they say you are too old. in december you told me you believe there are many other democrats who could defeat donald trump. why does it have to be you now?

scientists say they have established the first detailed proof that apes like to tease each other likechina are resorting to so—called ai boyfriends. we start today's programme with reports coming from gaza that the israeli military has ordered palestinians to evacuate the nasser hospital in the southern city of khan younis — where hundreds of people have taken refuge. in this video an announcement is being made on a speaker

i'm going to ap|my son's bar nd see if they'll practice, well, i'm going to ap|my son's bar mitzvah.a story from about hindus >> nick, the guardian has a stonmuslims. about hindus >> nick, the guardian has a stonmuslims. asure hindus >> nick, the guardian has a stonmuslims. asure thisius >> nick, the guardian has a stonmuslims. asure this is and muslims. i'm sure this is going really well. going to end really well. >> hindus can worship in >> yeah, hindus can worship in contested indian contested mosque indian court rules. this is the young rules. so this is the young mosque in varanasi saying it in an indian accent. i said it as well as i could. >> it's a cumbrian accent. >> it's a cumbrian accent. >> you can't tell a cumbrian version. you're being racist against so basically the against me. um, so basically the contention is that was built contention is that it was built in the 17th century by the mughal. i don't how you say mughal. i don't know how you say it, it's not mughal. it, mughal. it's not mughal. i think it's mughal, but think it's mughal, i think. but anyway, there are m

. >> harris: ap report doesn't say that. >> jason: just saying that is a question. they elect and put in a new senator is different from house members. >> harris: right. quoting mitch mcconnell, i stand before you today to say this will be my last term as republican leader in the senate. great point. coming right back, we are covering breaking news right here on "outnumbered." t reagan revolution. truth is when i got here, i was just happy if anybody remembered my name. president reagan called me mitch o'donnell, close enough, i thought. my wife elaine and i got married on president reagan's birthday, february 6, probably not the most romantic thing to admit, but reagan meant a lot to both of us. for 31 years, elaine has been the love of my life and i'm eternally grateful to have her by my side. i think back to my first days in the senate with deep appreciation. time that helped shape my view of the world. i'm unconflicted about the good within our country and irreplaceable role we play as the leader of the free world. it is why i work so hard to get national securi

local time, according to multiple sources, including the ap. stated, i will no longer be complicit in genocide. a source tells the ap. he began live streaming it all on the platform twitch. he's in the hospital right now in critical condition. an american couple may have been killed in a violent yacht hijacking in granada, according to their sailing club. the two were from virginia, spending the winter cruising the eastern caribbean. police in granada say they have three men back in custody. those men escaped prison a week ago, may have killed the couple while stealing the boat to get away. a man sister is holding out hope. >> you have to presume they're still alive until further notice . and without bodies or dna, i just. i won't give up, son. >> the ransom boat suggests the violent encounter where there were at least where they were at least injured. the son of the couple says his parents were seasoned sailors who sold their house years ago to buy that boat. two sonoma county deputies jumped in the russian river to save a woman, but ended up

ties with apec uh, and to very good to get more serious about what their contingents say than what ap. has to say as far as demanding a ceasefire, immediate cease fire, permanent cease fire as a beginning toward liberated palestine. now protesters march to the headquarters, the pro israel lobby apec, they blamed it for funding the genocide in gaza. the demonstrators renewed their calls for sease fire, at least dozen were arrested during thursday's protest, it was the latest in new york city and solidarity with. palestinians in gaza, other american cities have also witnessed similar protests on numerous occasions since the gaza war broke out early october. protesters have poured onto the streets of the northern yemeny city of sada and yet another rally and support of the palestinians in gaza. yemeni protesters wave palestinian flags enchanted slogans against israel and its main supporter the us. they've been holding routies on. friday, since the gaza war broke out, the yemenese held pictures of their leaders in a show of support for their pro-palestine operations, which include targeti

the ap by the way also adds that a hypothetical trump administration, part two, could take months or even years to unwind the scheme. but, despite that plan, and what many have deemed the ongoing lawfare against mr. trump designed, of course, to keep him off the campaign trail and to drain his resources at best and perhaps even keep him in prison for life at worst, you guessed it, he remains unbowed. >> we have to win this election. they're doing everything possible to step in the way but we're not going to stand for it. so thank you very much, we will get back to work. >> reporter: get back to work he says. keep in mind this is all playing out as the former president appeals a new york judge's decision to hit him with a $350 million fine following a fraud conviction where no company complained, nor was defrauded. trace. >> trace: kevin thank you. let's bring in former presidential candidate larry elder and axiom strategies erin perriney. erin to you first, the plan, when you're making a plan b you're clearly worried about losing the election but the plan, erin, would be to limit tru