it's tarzan, apes, and africans. and of course, tarzan becomes the superior warrior and the most superior sort of being in tarzanea, and of course, inspired this novel, comic strips, merchandise. pictures., 45 motion the first occurring in 1918. and i don't know if there is a more famous fictional character in the 20th century than tarzan. it's quite possibly no more plot thatt than the up and continued to write up until his death in the 1950's. just to give you a sense of how salient and pervasive tarzan was, because for many americans, tarzan was africa. .hey were witnessing africa in 1966 att in which howard university, students there elected the first black woman homecoming queen with natural hair. it was the start of black power at howard and around the country. it led to this massive march theyd campus and what power. was -- black what was that? that was the way the tarzan related and communicated to people. people thought these were the .ords that africans used when people thought about how to communicate, the

in this tribe of apes. and john clayton, naming him tarzan, meaning white skin in the ape language, he grows up and becomes the ape tribe's most skilled hunter and warrior. he somehow finds his parent's cabin and teaches himself to read while his body is being chiseled away from this savage upbringing. his "straight and perfect figure, muscled as the best of the ancient roman gladiators must have been, muscled and yet with the soft and sinuous curves of the greek gods." that is how he is being narrated in this text. so essentially this plot is somewhat similar to a recent film. the name of it is escaping me, with the blue people? >> avatar. prof. kendi: it is basically the same plot. he becomes the greatest of the warriors, he comes the greatest of this ape tribe. he is relating to the apes, but he also comes across and has to relate to who else? africans. it is basically tarzan, apes, and africans. of course tarzan becomes the superior warrior and becomes the most superior being in that area. of course tar

they do keep ap will keep america prosperous. and my final shout out. all six of my children are here today and mike, mike. i'm missing my 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren which the white house is eternally grateful. my family gives me very proud to get up and get to work. thank you. [applause] >> toll sell the product. the only difference with television you are selling a product. and selling an yield. >> sunday on q and a on his career on cartoons. >> i have to say the clintons are my favorite political family. i one my first pull itser. when you take the somebody and changing the dynamics of their features, not only to make them into cartoon but show the dynamics of the permit. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span qunch a eastern a. >> we heard testimony. texas representative sheila jackson lee sponsored a bill for a commission to stud. we will hear her. hear from former nfl player explaining why he doesn't believer in this. >> i'm go to go take a different task. we are at this point not plaque and white, blue collar, we are fightin

ready one finding is that apes do as well on intelligence tests as young human children. but what is intelligence really. this is curt and this is cute curtain canuto are the same age and equally intelligent. they inherited their intelligence it's in their genes researchers have already discovered more than $1000.00 genes involved in intelligence and they believe there are many more so will curtain knute develop in similar ways in school at work and in life generally. when they're 3 years old curtin to take an i.q. test for toddlers does better than kirk why. parents spend a lot of time playing and speaking with them that nurtures logical thinking and spatial awareness. currents parents would rather spend time with their smartphones so he often has to play by himself. at this age knute is smarter genes only provide a foundation they need experiences in the real world to develop. a study of twins look at the ratio in which genes nature and environment nurture influence a person's intelligence i q's and twins are more similar than they are between other siblings but when tw

ap have situation in which there s an undertornt and people end up dying. how do we deal with it? and we should be ep forcing our laws and not attempting to doe such dangerous things. another thing we found out among people who are crossing the border, there are they are much more dangerous. 10 years ago, they might be the person looking to work on a farm in the wisconsin and much more gangs to get the m smp-13 from el salvador. that is a subjective determination, but they find it of great concern and love their country and they see who we are getting in our country and future of americans are going to come from. what can we do to stop 133,000 people coming into this country. we have to stop the terror. right ld deal with birth citizenship. united states allows people to become citizens and we hear more stories of women comeing over here, eighth months pregnant and aving a baby and knowing their beb baby will be an american citizen. secondly and president trump can do this alone, we have to get rid of the practice of giving work permits to people who come here for asylum purposes

new headline from the ap. epa gives coal plants a reprieve.ay the coal lobbyist who trump put in charge of the epa rolled back the obama era legislation that tightened up standards on polluting old fashioned coal burning power plants. he signed it as his own agency's data were released that showed how the administration has turned around american air quality so it's in decline. the epa said the further decline they are expecting from this rule change they signed yesterday should probably be expected to kill around 1400 americans every year that it's in effect. 1400 extra dead americans because of new air pollution that they are purposely causing. as i mentioned, the trump administration's ep achieve is a coal industry lobbyist. maybe you can spot the pattern here. hand picked epa director. secretary of health and human services and secretary of the interior and as of tomorrow, trump's defense department will be run by a defense industry lobbyi lobbyist. so much swamp draining. literally on the day trump had to replace the aerospace executive h

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we sign up for these aps, we get our data collected, but peter, tell us about the national perspective. you're in this a lot. you're doing a lot of advising. what do you think from a national perspective and how are people wrapping their minds around this? >> eva, that's a great question. from the national perspective, i think the biggest question we have is, when does the united states have its sputnik moment around cyber? by that, sputnik was the first satellite into space, in 1957, everyone expected it to be an american satellite and the russians beat us to it. that was the wake-up call that started a lot of other things. the question really is for us, are we going to wait for an actual sputnik? or are we going the start acting now ahead of that? one could argue, 2014, 21 million americans had their records stolen, and the records went very deep. almost all federal employees, people with security clearances, my security clearance file is a hundred pages, it's gone. that wasn't enough for us to have a sputnik moment. to the secretary's point about personal data, in 2017, we have 148

for ap in the three day visit that has already been troubled by controversy. wading intoesident brexit politics and praising his .ost boris johnson amsterdam's ruling military council is trying to break up masted and's that have gone on for weeks now. nine people were shot dead in the crackdown. --man chancellor and's angela merkel insisting her coalition government is not about the fall. that is as the head of her left leading partner resigns after coming in third place in the european election. business, exitin could grapples with the threat of u.s. tarififfs as donald trup uses trade policy to fight illegal immigration. marke world gears up to the 75th anniversary of d-day, we will bring you the first of a series of special reports. -- first ourt how top story line from paris. ♪ >> donald trump is in the u.k. for a three-day state visit. he and his wife willll be welcod by the queen at buckingham palace where they will be treated to a private lunch at the glittering state banquet. the state visit is the highest honor britain can bestow upon a foreign leader

but tonight, wildly conflicting accounts of how the ships were struck clo ap warns iran not te of the world's most critical seafaring passages our richard engel has the latest. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. and iran are trading accusations and escalating their rhetoric over who attacked two tankers in the persian gulf. the u.s. military released what could be damning evidence -- aerial reconnaissance video which u.s. officials say shows iranian sailors removing an unexploded mine from one of the attacked tankers, apparently to hide iran's involvement and this photo showing where the alleged mine was placed president trump called in to fox news to say the iranians were caught red handed. >> well, iran did do it, and you know they did it because you saw the boat i guess one of the mines didn't explode, and it's probably got, essentially, iran written all over it. >> reporter: but the japanese owner of one of the tankers insists his vessel was attacked not by a mine but some kind ofwhh is how res ships first reported the attacks. >> all stations, all stations, motor tanker front altair i

it's going to be ape comfortable sunday. back to you. >> sounds so good. our coverage continues online. go to nbc bay area for a link to our pride guide. there you will find more information on all the festivities planned for tomorrow. >> two off duty officers and fire captain are being called heroes tonight after rescuing their sleeping neighbors from a burning east bay house overnight. nbc bay area's tom jensen is live in front of the castro valley home where the three men put their lives on the line after hearing explosions and seeing towering flames. tom. >> reporter: yeah, this was a big fire. at least two explosions and flames at least 20 feet high coming out of the garage here, and spreading to the house next door. and the people insideg until those three men smashed through a window to save them and a very scared dog. >>> the orange glow from the flames captured on retired fire captain bruce armstrong's cell phone lit up the ensteyer block just after 9:30 friday night. >> i yelled to my wife, i said, i think the neighbor's house is on fire. and the

nine of the boys who were ap the event helped raise money for a complex where the team was trapped for weeks. the world was watching. divers eventually freed the boys in a delicate operation watched closely all over the world. >> okay. let's turn it on over to sports now. joe cast llano haselano has wha next. >> the giants need extras to try to complete the sweep in arizona. sports is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> i'm joe castellano at the xfinity sports desk in phoenix the giants were looking for their first series sweep of at least three games this season. new comer alex dickerson had nine r.b.i.s the first two games in arizona. would the hot streak continue? well, these two teams with some shenanigans before the game. they're two ball clubs that are way far out of first place. they finally got things underway. it was kevin pillar keeping up his clutch ways, home run number 10, the first giant to reach double digits in home runs. 2-2 tie, bottom of the 10th. tim locastro who was f

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. >>> long before apple made ap, apricots and cherries, now the fight to save one of the last orchards in the valley. good evening, the turf war is being fought in sunnyvale between old neighbors and an apricot orchard and a museum. the museum wants to expand. but several trees are standing in the way. >> reporter: both sides in this little battle have something in common, they both want to preserve their histories, but that's about where the common ground ends. the sunnyvale heritage park museum and the heritage park orchard our next-door neighbors, one preserves the areas agricultural roots with the last of its kind working apricot orchard. the other preserves a little bit of everything else. including sunnyvale's high-tech roots, there's just one problem. >> we are out of space. >> the museum had to compacted technology exhibits into tiny wall cubicles, and the research area is only one cramped room. he wants to expand out from its back wall, but that would do about six perfectly healthy apricot trees. >> they would be cut down so the building's footprint can go there, and

he's faced a lot but this is ap icular bringing him close to the brink.eter: it's a test on two levels. one on his handlingof iran. how do you exercise touch policy, which is what he wants shorts of getting into a shooting wr. through sanctions, by plomesi, hat have you. right ns trying to convince the europeans that he's right about the tankers. is is not a president whose relationship with the truths has been particularly close. we've seenhisow for three presidents. ever since george w. shnd the iraq war went south with the failure to find w.m.d., the worl at large has been skeptical. this is a president whose own credibility is much more questioned than bush or obama and it's a challenge for him. >> it's also a challenge if you talk about ideally bringing allies and the rest of the globe on board. for the reasons peter stated but al the way the president has behaved. he pulls out of treaties, he ail yates -- rsienates our neigh to the north and south, that is threated to destroy nato. i've been on a lot of trims with the vice president who is always co

flavor to it so well that loud hawaiian shirt if you want to go out there it will become mostly sunny ap some patchy fog temperatures are going to be cool. but they're gonna have 3 stages of music have carnival rides a great time of course tons of that great tropical food if you want to get out there to enjoy and these temperatures again taking a nosedive around the bay area last few days really as high pressure scooted out of the way now you about that trough moving on through and the numbers coming way down actually below average now in the san francisco, 61 degrees 68. in oak and 77 degrees in san jose 79 live more for a high. all right on the average of the 2 in concord and 76 degrees below average in santa rosa. more fog low clouds on the way for tonight, we'll see that big ridge of high pressure settling in overhead as it builds in that will start to warm temperatures up and not till sunday which absentee dads day and then things will begin to change. temperatures around the state still some hot 90's into the central valley, fairly mild in the southern south lambeth 70's in los ang

she has a very liberal wing toas ap laura: ron bonjean, thank you so much for that analysis. ron: thank you. laa: was kim jong-un's half-brother a cia informant? that is the question being asked after two reports suggest that may be the case. today present trump commented on the news while talking about his ongoing correspondence with kim jong-un. pres. trump: i see that and i just received a beautiful tter from kim jong-un and i think thi relationshvery well, but i appreciated the letter. i saw the information about the cia with respect to his brother or half brother. i would tell him that thatould not happen under my auspices, that's for sure. i wouldn't let that happen under my auspices. laura: for a response i spoke hill, former ambassador to south korea who is now at the university of denver. you heard the president sayi this would not happen under his auspices, but how useful would it be for the cia to have a informant inside the kim familyv chris: withoturing on question of whether he was and whether he was obligation, the duty of the cia to increr capacity of nddersta

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