>> ap chose to identify amal as actor's life. amal clooney, actor's wife. >> philosophical when asked by the bbc about the attention on her famous husband. >> all i can do is continue to do the work that i've done for the last 15 years. i would hope that the reporting would be professional and responsible. and, you know, if ever that were the case, trust to focus on the issues in this case. >> critics wasted no time slamming the ap on twitter. >> you had some tweets along the lines of, excuse me, do you mean human rights lawyer at ap? stuck in the 1950s when women worked, determined by their husband. >> there's not much i can do to control it, except keep going and that shows that people expect more from their press. there is a solution. >> it really shows just how deeply engrained sexism is, even when a woman reaches such a high level of success and even fame. >> "e.t." checked with the ap which identified amal clooney as a human rights lawyer in later tweets. now again, the heated responses on twitter two amal getting dissed by

should ap history classes deemphasize these nect events? this is history.ry. >> that's what the debate is, is that people don't believe full history is being told. there is a tendency to wants to emphasize the aspects of american history. >> makes they will feel bad? >> they want to cause disunity. america is a country that more than almost probably any country in the world needs to have a sense of patriotism and unity because we do all come from differently backgrounds was don't have shared 10,000 years of history the way some countries do. so, i think it's important that what we are teaching our children, were it's 1st grade or all the way up to high school is the full american history and we have a good history. america has done a lot of good in this world, and to suggest that we haven't and encourage students to dwell on those things, i don't think it's a good thing. >> mike, you know, the ap history course was criticized by conservatives for the liberal bias. right? we saw been carson in that little set-up piece saithe most people when they finish that

but in the ap, that was really an impossibility because the ap had a foreign editor who refused to have a woman on the foreign desk, and that was the prerequisite for going overseas. so in 1971, i had been to europe. i had never been to asia. and with one my girlfriends, we got one of those incredible pan-am around the world tickets where in those days, eat your hearts out, you could stop every single place that pan-am stopped for the same price. >> do you remember what you paid for the ticket? do you remember what you paid? >> i think it was -- it was about -- it was under $1,000. >> it was like $195. >> i remember. i had one. >> i traveled the world in 99 days. >> it was quite incredible, and one of the places -- >> that's why pan-am is out of business. >> one of the places they stopped was saigon, so my girlfriend nancy goldner and i decided we were going to see this war witch i had been writing about, which she had been involved in also. she was a teacher. so we went to saigon for four days as war tourists, and the ap staff adopted us. what was fabulous was they took us to the 5:00

but in the ap, that was really an impossibility because the ap had a foreign editor who refused to have a woman on the foreign desk, and that was the prerequisite for going overseas. so in 1971, i had been to europe. i had never been to asia. and with one my girlfriends, we got one of those incredible pan-am around the world tickets where in those days, eat your hearts out, you could stop every single place that pan-am stopped for the same price. >> do you remember what you paid for the ticket? do you remember what you paid? >> i think it was -- it was about -- it was under $1,000. >> it was like $195. >> i remember. i had one. >> i traveled the world in 99 days. >> it was quite incredible, and one of the places -- >> that's why pan-am is out of business. >> one of the places they stopped was saigon, so my girlfriend nancy goldner and i decided we were going to see this war witch i had been writing about, which she had been involved in also. she was a teacher. so we went to saigon for four days as war tourists, and the ap staff adopted us. what was fabulous was they took us to the 5:00

the lucky human and unlucky ape.add that in so that where the apes names and they tried to inseminate the lady apes in french beginning but that didn't work so they go back to russia and there is this russian woman who writes them a letter and says i have nothing to live for it. in the interest of science i would like to be the eighth mother of this new species and she volunteered. mercifully it didn't take so it didn't take either way. yes sir. >> you have the trojan horse on the cover of your book and you talk about oprah but reaching back what's the most ancient bad day in the book? >> it's very hard to go deep into the b.c. years because a lot of the offense don't have a specific day. fortunately because the roman empire was so well-documented, there is a lot on the roman emperor and the crazy roman emperors. everything is documented day by day. the trojan horse was a brilliant illustrator who did a lot of the illustrations inside of this book. there is no story. it's probably a man but there is no specific day w

the bush and share the cage with apes was the headline from "the new york times". thousands of new yorkers would flock to the zoo. ministers would protest many refuse to meet is zoological society also held firm and a zoo director the blessings was defiant disabled golan as the sun sets each afternoon in is a jumper. ota benga has the best run in the monkey house. "the new york times" editor was dismayed by the protest. we do not understand all the emotion around the matter. ota benga according to our information is a normal specimen of this race with the brain as much develop as those as other members whether it is "arrested development" from the other african savages or if they are a degenerate descendants they are equal interest to the students and can be studied. ''. his resistance to captivity all to relieve convince officials he was too much to handle. he was given to the care of reverend gordon. he recounts his brief say in lynchburg virginia and the house called orphanage farm where he lived daily life - - alone life then he returned to lynch fired - - lync

"oh, we need an ap class." so, we have an ap class. last year was our first, with the support and partnership of teals, a microsoft program through youthspark. and now, we have ap computer science and also intro to computer science. so, we're trying to get more kids because, based on my research that i've done, because i completed my master's last year, i created my research on creating a coding pathway for ethnically diverse and low-income students at urban high schools. and what i saw based on the information that i discovered, or reached and found, is that most of the schools, public schools, only offer computing science to mostly where latinos, hispanics, and african-americans are underrepresented. so, this is an access and equity issue. damian: so, maybe at some point, it'll become part of the ge courses and not something-- nancy: yes, i believe it's on their way. i've been collaborating with a professor at santa clara university, professor dan lewis, and he's trying to--he's a pioneer of trying to get computing access to all stud

professor sick, could you comment on this ap report and the concerns that a been raised about this?>> it is very important to look at this head on. first of all, we're talking about inspections dealing with issues that took place more than a decade ago, back in 2003 or earlier. that is what we're talking about, how those conditions -- how those are conducted. we're also talking about inspections been conducted on sensitive military site in iran. ,he iranians have reason because we have seen this in the past, to be a little nervous with other people who might even be hostile to them to win and begin taking samples and putting it in their pocket, taking it home and suddenly, they find they are accused of something that they don't agree with. watching,a inspectors overseeing iranian people doing a formpes, to them, is of protection against that sort of thing happening. i don't think that is outrageous at all. it is not as if -- we are not in effect saying to iran, ok, you go inspect yourself and come back and tell us what you found. that isn't it at all. but the fact the iranians thems

the ap reports among those gathering in front of the u.s.ide the building. perhaps you can see them be on different things. the custom cab company that operates them, the state department had invited him to send them without saying why. he says he's hoping secretary kerry will take a ride in one of the classic u.s. cars that have become emblematic of cuba for tourist. and begin should get underway shortly. live coverage here on c-span2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we apologize about that. we lost our signal from havana. we hope that we'll be able to get of actually. live coverage this money, secretary of state is at the u.s. embassy where the american flag will be raised for the first time in 54 years. the first time a secretary of state has visited the island nation in 70 years to u.s. cutting off diplomatic relations with cuba in 1961 and mid-rising tensions over the cold war. want to let you know, senate opponent of normalizing relations with cuba marco rubio speaking

he was caged in a zoo with apes against his wishes. so this is a corrective of history.e >> so the book opens the book opens with a very detailed texture account of the bronx zoo in early days. one of the things that's compelling in the way you present the story is not a story of h horror, it's a story of triumph scientific celebration it's a story new technology age where the united states of america is positions itself in position the european counterparts as having arrived sort of the arrival of the box itself. talk a little bit about that context. >> so the bronx zoo it wasn't part of the celebration of new york's rise that only recently the five burros had been consolidated into greater new york right. now we have you know going from a place request -- where brooklyn was a city. the bronx zoo arrives two years later. the greatest architects from around the country in the world were assembled to build these beautiful arch structures. so you're right. suggest the position of grander with this young african man who had been captured

bushman shares a cage with bronx park apes. so the second day, sunday, thousands of people stream up to the zoo to see ota benga, and we're calling it the bronx zoo, then it was the new york zoological garden. a centerpiece in new york city. this was again asymbol of what new york was at this time. and by the second day, hornaday littered the cage with bones to suggest that ota beginning back was a cannibal, and he added an orang gang to his cage and placed him in a larger cage, crescents shaped cage where more people could view him, and that was the introduction of ota benga to new yorkers, and he became first a sensation in new york city and then a sensation across the country, and then eventually around the world. his exhibition made headlines in paris and london. just everywhere. >> host: this is every museum director's dream. >> guest: i hope not. >> host: well, we'll talk about that because this is a moment where in the language of our tech know rattic present, the way we think about metrics and think about best practices

the ap says there is the separate conversation that could point back to highly classified material in improper man other or merely reflect information collected independently. this could have significant implications for clinton's bid for president. this week clinton agreed to turn over to the fbi the private server she used when she was secretary of state. >> also breaking news this morning. u.s. prepares to reopen its embassy in cuba, former cuban dictator fidel castro has his hand out for some u.s. cash. how do you like that? castro telling local media u.s. owes cuba many millions of dollars, his quote as compensation for 53-year-old trade embargo remains in place and not part of the restoration, since it requires congressional action. meanwhile secretary of state john kerry is in cuba to raise the u.s. flag. recently restored american embassy in havana. comes four weeks after u.s. and cuba formally renewed diplomatic relations. secretary kerry says hopes to see a transformation begin to take place. >> i think that as we begin the process, compared to the 54 years of what has been

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unfortunately these games don't count but they have scored 76 points against the colts ape ravens.y have also within playing at their usual break neck pace. i asked sam bradford how it felt to run the offense in a real game. >> you know, just wanted to get out there and go that fast. last week after practicing a against baltimore and we huddled all week i felt like we were in slow motion all week. we cranked it up a few times in practiced but i thought we executed our tempo pretty well on saturday. >> phillies will face mets in seven of their next ten games and that starts tonight at 7:05. an ad am morgan will face jake on degram. carries 1.98 era in the game but pete mackanin says they have done well against top pitchers. >> over the last three or four weeks we have faced good pitchers as well. tonight will be a good test to see how we can carry over the momentum that we have created in miami. >>> chase utley may be a dodger but has in the forgotten fans here. utley took out a full page ad in the philadelphia inquirer tore day that said quote it has been a honor and dream come tru

ap classes are also available for all studenwho wish to take them.twood son high school mayor becauser will be here to greet them. >>> economic concerns should be a key topic following last week's market meltdown. the dow plummeted 5120 points. asian stocks fell her this morning amid worldwide concerns over china's economic slow down. >>> allegiance of honor medals have been presented by the french president. yesterday the men gave details how they sprang into action after seeing the man preparing his assault rifle. the gunman is a 26-year-old from morocco now in custody. >>> indy car driver remains in a coma after suffering a severe head injury. wilson was apparently hit by debris. some analysts say the accident is a grim reminder of the dangers of open cockpit racing. >>> 34 extra trains will be added for pope francis's visit to philadelphia september 26 and 27. regularly scheduled trains will be lengthened while the pontif is in new york and washington. there will not be any tax says or rental cars at philadelphia's 30th street station during the

today her faith journey took her ape her friend, nancy up and over the benjamin franklin bridge from camden. >> i think a lot of people will be able to do it. they may not be able to walk the older people but we are walking to day. that day they can go at their own pace. >> reporter: when new jersey transit executives decided to walk nearly 5 miles from what would be a close bridge to the art museum, to see pope francis, we asked yvette and nantz toy join us on the same walk. >> we need to have god in our hearts. so, i like it from the pope, that he comes for our family. >> reporter: yvette is a church leader at mary queen of all saints in camden's diocese. she came from puerto rico 13 years ago n september she will host 20 members of her family from puerto rico and they will all walk back and forth because francis, the argentina pope, who will speak in his and their native spanish, is worth it. >> well, my house will be a hotel for them. >> reporter: yvette and nantz write fearless at the top of the bridge, a intention that walking to see pope francis has to ignite a miracle for fam

will wonder how long it's going to take for this money to get there. >> reporter: according to the apnvestigation, california has the nation's largest tax contribution program, opportunities to easily check a box and give to firefighter funds, saving sea otter funds or cancer prevention funds. californians' good deeds lost by bureaucracy. in sacramento, steve large, kpix 5. >>> la boulange is closing today. the first two in san francisco on columbus and market streets. starbucks, which owns la boulange is closing all 23 locations saying maintaining the cafes isn't sustainable for long-term growth. starbucks bought la boulange three years ago for $100 million. >>> life a little less sweet this morning. 9 minutes before 5:00. the nation's largest contact lens company is accused of price fixing. the case that could ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is the last friday in august. good morning, today, temperatures well above average. take a look at san francisco at 78 degrees. up from the typical high in the upper 60s. beaches half moon bay pacifica in the 60s today under partly cloudy skies. still ver

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was a 452nd standing ovation for j roll, who led the phillies to a world series title back in 2008 ape inspired phillies during the franchise's greatest run. before the game, jimmy down played his return to south philadelphia. >> it is just another baseball game. it is all about winning and losing not just about me coming back to philadelphia we have games to win and games to play. this is obviously my first time playing here as a visitor, for my whole career except for this year in the red and white pinstripes but i'm at a place where i want to be. we accomplish a lot here. i didn't leave anything on the table. >> jimmy also had a lot to say about his former manager and phillies former manager ryne sandberg and did he not give him a passing grade on his management style. more on that in sports. >>> still ahead in sports candidates running for republican presidential nomination square off in a debate tomorrow but not every hopeful in the field of 17 is happy about the setup. details ahead. >>> also coming up a non-invasive way to get rid of unwanted fat? doctors who say that this contr

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he shared a cage with apes was the headline in 1906. tens of thousands of new yorkers flocked to the zoo to see. ministers protested and many refuse to meet with ministers. the zoological society madison grant also held firm and the zoo director with the blessings of his elite superior said that the exhibit would go on each afternoon in september. ota benga he insisted had the best room in the monkey house. "new york times" editors were dismayed. they wrote we do not understand all of the emotion. ota benga according to our information is a normal specimen of his race or tribe with a brain as much developed as those of other members. whether they are held to the illustrations of arrested development" certificates than the other african savages or whether they are viewed as key to generate attendance of ordinary meat gross they are of equal interest. they recounted saying they felt the journey to lynchburg virginia and orphanage farm in long island where he lived a lonely life in st. james and he would turn to lynchburg where he worked a

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in addition to that, and i think what everyone knows and it was written by the aps staff as well, you always have a great smile on your face. we always have a team shirt, i don't know, who are those teams? i don't know if i recognize this one today. but always keeping us on our toes what is going on, what is important in the world. making the office and the people around her, providing support and just sharing, i think, your wonderful personality with us, which i think is pretty terrific. i want to thank you, and the folks from the adult services want to thank you. i suspect that if anyone that walked through on the fifth floor, would want to thank you as well. here we go. there you go, unless the flowers are me, i am thinking they are for her, and you all should bring those flowers up here now. [applause] a fifth floor colleague. and they will get a picture; right? [applause] >> at this time we will have the director's report. >> good morning. is this on? it's on -- okay. all right. so you know it feels like it's a long time since we have been together. and since i last saw you, i go

they are all ap mut mercy, empathy, and very rare and no one ever comes to me in ange of these programs and says tha o you, gratitude, appreciation, don't expect it when i do this or brace yourself. just brace yourself. because it's debilitating. it's debilitating but you get the money out the door and you move on and it's mercy, because it iy m't fair and it iy m't justice. [applause]. >> it is time for our votes, you heard the best arguments for and against preserving the seventh amendment civil jury sfacttem ad the question on the fupror iwr f you are a delegate at the constitutional convention, would would you un te in favor of the second amendment or seventh amendment or not. all in favor raise your hand. everyone who would vote against please raise your hand. the seventh amen. >> itent wins please join me in thanking our panelist. ciapplause].

zoe, i have kids that did the ap u.s. history.riticism has prompted these changes. walk us through that. >> the college board is the body that governs ap courses and put out s.a.t. exams. they put out a revision to some of the language around racial history especially in native american relations has changed significantly. changes like white supremacy, scene phobia, racial hierarchy, this has been deleted. reference to reagan by bell koes has also been deleted. the new document states the facts, but removes some of this language that conservatives from the last iteration of reviegs of the document found to be very biased and they called it anti american. >> okay. let's get to some of these specifics here. in the 2014 version, one of the documents stated many white americans in the stougt asserted their regional identity through pride in the institution of slavery. this year's version, it omits the word pride and instead says antislavery efforts increased in the north while in the south, although the majority of southerners owned n

we have been talking with the aps over here in arizona about why this happens.k -- guest: why is it happening? caller: because they are saying that they higher our energy built during the summer because it is hot here are my electricity, i leave it at 78 every day and i do not touch it. you know the little lights back on the ceilings/ ? i do everything to protect my house so the heat will not come in with my blinds in accordance. my electric bill just the other day was $348, so i went to aps, i went to my home neighborhood block, they said that my record electric bill was the highest between my two houses that are next to me that are two stories and they have two heating cores, a pool, and i'm the one with the highest bill. it doesn't make sense. my question was climate because either you guys are busy, why can't we just -- by katrina, look what they did -- they alled a huge -- they built huge big energy law so that if there is another disaster, the water will not spill into the state. host: thank you, susan. guest: first, i do not know the specifics of her bro,

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host: the dim outlook is the ap survey of 30 some economists you talk to. this is not your personal -- guest: yes, thank you. ase of it is inevitable that population growth slows. it is not about any particular group. as far as the comment on infrastructure, some of this breaks down on party lines. you will see democrats pushing for that kind of infrastructure spending because interest rates are low. there is that you out there. with gridlock in washington, not a lot of it has happened recently, but some support that. host: a tweet. no one knows why the economy is bouncing back. or they know but are not willing to fix the real causes. you can follow the feed @cspanwj . or give us a call like there'll in texas -- darrell in texas. strange.his is i get a call a bill has been paid. i call the company to say be bill is not supposed we paid until the first, so why are you drawing money out? are you drawing money out when i do not have any money in the accounts, it is not the first of the month? sayade me open my eyes and lord have mercy, they are not only gettin

striking lines 20 through 25, page 3 striking e a - g and replacing that with g line 4 adding and after apline 5 striving and containing no nuclear power, line 13 striking starting at the terms clean energy the term clean from 13 and all the way through 16 page 4 striking lines 3 through 10 and striking lines 12 through 19, and page 5 adding to line 12 and to reflect changes in state law those are the amendments to the did you wanted file i want to move those amendments to the duplicateed file we want to do those dpij. >> no. >> i'd like to move forward the original ordinance to the full board as a committee report with with a positive recommendation okay. so we have a motion to on the duplicate file to accept the amendment as a whole and for the record that to a special. >> spell meeting the rules committee this friday at 9:00 a.m. yes. >> 9 african-american sounds great and on the original files to the workers' compensation with a committee report we'll take that without objection. >> great. >> >> all right. madam clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? actually

she's the one who looks luke an ape to fit that ideal.e has orange shamrocks on her dress in case you didn't get the idea. what's going on here? what do we see -- dan, what's the -- one of the things that you notice? there's a lot of detail. >> the american woman is -- >> what's wrong with that? why is that -- >> it's kind of evoking fear. >> she's the employer. she's the one who is supposed to be the boss. this is her house, her kitchen. she's cowering in front of this gorilla-like figure. which is the opposite of how it should be. the help should be submissive and meek before the employer. that's one thing that's wrong. this is the female version of the riotous irishman. she's rioting, essentially in the kitchen. we can see that. there's a broken dish on the ground. what else? what's another problem with the bridge e bridgette? you can tell who is the irish woman. you know her name, even though you don't know her name. she would be called a bridgette like the men would be called patty. what else? what about the execution of her duties?

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striking lines 20 through 25, page 3 striking e a - g and replacing that with g line 4 adding and after apline 5 striving and containing no nuclear power, line 13 striking starting at the terms clean energy the term clean from 13 and all the way through 16 page 4 striking lines 3 through 10 and striking lines 12 through 19, and page 5 adding to line 12 and to reflect changes in state law those are the amendments to the did you wanted file i want to move those amendments to the duplicateed file we want to do those dpij. >> no. >> i'd like to move forward the original ordinance to the full board as a committee report with with a positive recommendation okay. so we have a motion to on the duplicate file to accept the amendment as a whole and for the record that to a special. >> spell meeting the rules committee this friday at 9:00 a.m. yes. >> 9 african-american sounds great and on the original files to the workers' compensation with a committee report we'll take that without objection. >> great. >> >> all right. madam clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? actually

striking lines 20 through 25, page 3 striking e a - g and replacing that with g line 4 adding and after apline 5 striving and containing no nuclear power, line 13 striking starting at the terms clean energy the term clean from 13 and all the way through 16 page 4 striking lines 3 through 10 and striking lines 12 through 19, and page 5 adding to line 12 and to reflect changes in state law those are the amendments to the did you wanted file i want to move those amendments to the duplicateed file we want to do those dpij. >> no. >> i'd like to move forward the original ordinance to the full board as a committee report with with a positive recommendation okay. so we have a motion to on the duplicate file to accept the amendment as a whole and for the record that to a special. >> spell meeting the rules committee this friday at 9:00 a.m. yes. >> 9 african-american sounds great and on the original files to the workers' compensation with a committee report we'll take that without objection. >> great. >> >> all right. madam clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? actually

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