in an attempt to link ap to hamas.he next tw days, i begin receive a lot of harassment, some pretty heinous harassment as well as prominent republicans on the internet begin to lambaste me including senator tom cotton. i was reassured by my editors i would not face repercussions for my past activism and they wanted to support me while i was facing this smear campaign. less than 48 hours after they begin to post about me, i was fired. the reason given was a social media violation sometime after i joint ap on may 3. i was not given an explanation for what social begin policy i violated or what tweet had violated the policy and i still have not received an explanation . juan: when you are originally higher, what were you told by the ap what it social media policy was for its reporters? >> i was told that reporters must not share opinions online. must not show bias in coverage. juan: and you are covering -- what were you covering while you were at the ap? >> i was hired as a news associate on the web best which cover the w

both versions of the ap u.s. history exam will have the same basic opponents that were just on the slide that was up. they'll have a 55 question stimulus based multiple choice. they will have three or more short answer questions, a document based as a question and for the paper version, a long as a question. for the digital version, they will have two additional short answer questions. so, regardless of the version that students take, the ap u.s. history exam will be the full exam, three hours and 15 minutes and it will test all of the same skills and concepts of the ap u.s. history exam normally tests. the one only difference between this year and the traditional here is that not only are there different formats, but there are three different tests. most students will take the test may sixth, that's the traditional at school paper and pencil test. the college board is also offering to digital versions of the test, one on may 19th and then one on june 2nd. >> now jason, what advice would you give to students to m

we oftentimes joke at the ap readings that ap should stand for answer the prompt.wer the question. so if the student constructs, a solid argument that answers the question, right there they're going to be on a very good path. but those six points include having a thesis, having a controlling argumentative statement that lays out the argument that a student is going to make. students also need to contextualize, that is situate their argument in the broader milieu of what's taking place, i encourage those to happen in the opening paragraph, repeated in the closing perhap, that's two of us six points there. there's two more points for use of evidence. so students need to bring some examples. i tease my students and tell them, proper nouns are your friends. if it's a name, event that you can capitalize, the better. so two points for that, a second point for really connecting those to your argument. there's one point for framing your argument. this happens in the opening photograph. if the question is asking you about effects, then you make sure your answer both in the

both versions of the ap u.s. history exam will have the same basic components that were on the slide that was up. they will have a 55 question stimulus based multiple-choice. they will have three or more short answer questions, a document based essay question and for the paper version, a long essay question. for the digital version, there will be two additional short answer questions. regardless of the version students take, the ap u.s. history exam will be the full exam, three hours and 15 minutes and it will test all of the same skills and concepts of the -- concept the ap u.s. history exam normally tests. the one difference is not only are there different formats, but there are different -- three different tests. -- test days. most will take it on may 6. college board is offering two digital versions. one on may 19th and one on june 2. host: what advice would you give to students to make sure they use their time properly? are there good time management tips you can give them? guest: one of the most important t

both versions of the ap u.s.tory exam will have the same basic components that were on the slide that was up. they will have a 55 question stimulus based multiple-choice. they will have three or more short answer questions, a document based essay question and for the paper version, a long essay question. for the digital version, there will be two additional short answer questions. regardless of the version students take, the ap u.s. history exam will be the full exam, three hours and 15 minutes and it will test all of the same skills and concepts of the -- concept the ap u.s. history exam normally tests. the one difference is not only are there different formats, but there are different -- three different tests. -- test days. most will take it on may 6. college board is offering two digital versions. one on may 19th and one on june 2. host: what advice would you give to students to make sure they use their time properly? are there good time management tips you can give them? guest: one of the most important thing

alh— the equipment out. -- it will not silence ap. , . , ., .,~ silence ap. the israelis are making a lot of fact that _ silence ap. the israelis are making a lot of fact that there _ silence ap. the israelis are making a lot of fact that there weren't - silence ap. the israelis are making a lot of fact that there weren't any| a lot of fact that there weren't any casualties in. we a lot of fact that there weren't any casualties in.— a lot of fact that there weren't any casualties in. we greatly appreciate that. we avoid _ casualties in. we greatly appreciate that. we avoid loss _ casualties in. we greatly appreciate that. we avoid loss of— casualties in. we greatly appreciate that. we avoid loss of life. - casualties in. we greatly appreciate that. we avoid loss of life. it - that. we avoid loss of life. it would have been the most tragic day in ap's history, so we do appreciate the notice, but it was destructive to our property, to our newsgathering efforts and to the world's knowledge. and we would like to see the evidence. [30 world's knowledge. and we wou

like i said, it was an ap report of there and a photographer. yeah reported from the united press something called the international news service near times and also a photographer from yank magazine. yank was a weekly army publication put out during the war and its staff members were all active or most of them active duty army and they were most of them former newspaper people and photographers and editors and one of the yank photographer there was kind of sergeant george burns and he was from the albany new york area and when they get there the cic detachment there's only five or six guys in this attachment and it's been led by a major crouse and major crouse knocks on tokyo's front door identifies himself and tells tojo come on out. i'm taking to headquarters under orders of general macarthur. and nothing happens at first there's some back and forth with an interpreter through the front door with whoever's behind it. and now this major crouse is getting impatient and he says so into tell that so-and-so the come on out pack a bag is we're taki

all ap employees and freelance employees evacuated safely. the president and ceo of the ap released the following statement. "we are shocked and horrified that the israeli military would destroy the building housing ap's euro in gaza. they have long known the location of our bureau. we received a warning that the building would be hit. the israeli government said the building contained hamas intelligence assets. we have called on the israeli government to put forth the evidence. this bureau has been in this building for 15 years." first, your reaction to that part of the story? guest: it is impossible for me to judge whether there was an hamas operation in the building or not. the israelis certainly are not very interested in allowing international journalists to do a lot of sympathetic stories about the effects of the attacks on gaza. whether it was in fact both of those, we can both cut down some of the sympathetic reporting of palestinians and take out hamas assets, whether the story of hamas assets was invented, whether they are really no

because if you have apes experimenting with different forms of locomotion including upright apes in therees, navigating in the trees they might have some anatomies that looked a little more humanlike. perhaps the tibia in some ways not always someways looked very much like lucy's. i think that is telling us about leg positioning not necessarily weight bearing on a thrill bipedal leg. but an animal that is in the trees and living with hands assisted bipedal is in. given the hold, see monks will do this, spider monkeys will do this. but right it would mean finding evidence for bipedal is him may not be enough anymore. this is going to be fun as we find more fossils from the five, six, seven, eight time. things are going to see lots of experiments going on with locomotion and lots of phone starts lots of places were bipedal is a might have been i would say attempted may have evolved in the net animal died out. it was not selectively in each cup. can be found respect definitely. origin of bipedalism mentioned this very briefly data that we can look at to sort of study the emergence of this

both versions of the ap u.s. history exam will have the same basic components that were just on the slide that was a -- they will have 55 multiple-choice questions, three or more short answer questions, and document-based essay question. and for the paper version, a long essay question for the digital version,, two additional short-answer questions. so regardless of the version that students take, the ap u.s. history exam will be three hours and 50 minutes and it will test all of the same skills and concepts it normally tests. one other difference between this year and a traditional year, is that not only are there different formats, there are three different test dates. most students will take the test on may 6, the traditional cap-school pencil and paper test. college board is also offering two digital versions of the test, one on may 19 and one on june 2. host: jason, what advice would you give student to make sure they can use their time happily? are there some good time measurement tips you can give them? gu

for our final hour we will turn to the high school ap u.s. government exam. with us are our experts once again. andrew could mean -- andrew kenean and larson. we will open up phone lines for high school students only. if you are in the eastern or central time zone, (202) 748-8000 mountain and pacific time zones (202) 748-8001. andrew, i will start with you. this is the 13th year of cramped for the exam on c-span. how -- cram for the exam on c-span. how is the pandemic affecting the exam? >> good morning to you and students and teachers across the country. c-span in the classroom were originators in remote learning. we have done this for 13 years. we have never seen our students but we always recognize their enthusiasm. teaching and learning has not closed this year. teachers across the country are giving instruction and assessment in unique ways. but, the teaching and learning has not closed. we cannot wait to hear that enthusiasm and those shout outs for hard-working teachers across the country. >> daniel: there will only be two essays this year. -- daniel,

>> yes, that is the building where we had our offices for ap and al jazeera.where i usually broadcast, the rooftop of the building. the building was targeted behind me is a 14 story building that houses three quarters of the media offices on the strip. it is the second largest and hosts all of the media -- most of the media in the gaza strip. amy: finally, this false report that was put out by the israeli military that there was a ground assault taking place in gaza, using the media to convey that message -- actually come associated press did a breakdown of this and would not report it directly but all of the other press and the headlines in "the new york times" and "washington post" about the media being tricked, what happened? >> i'm sorry, you're talking about the media? where i work? amy: the israeli military putting out there were doing a ground assault of gaza and the western media reporting that. >> yes, i think that was -- if you're good as me as a woman or reporter, this was a kind of way for the israeli [indiscernible] felix and emotions of the citiz

under the circumstances, i'm not sure what is worse, that the ap knew they shared a building with themthat they didn't know. they concealed it. then when idf carried out its fully justified holy appropriate airstrike, ap condemned israel in a final parting gift to the neighbors. one would think the episode might result serving. their leadership might see it as a humbling moment instead of opportunity to aggrandize and play victim but their willingness to double down on their apologies him, racist yet again, more uncomfortable questions. they allowed reporters to share the building and al qaeda? what about isis there is little differences between the u.s. designated terrorist organization in hamas. some procedures news outlets have fallen far from being a reporter, certainly the workforce can be honorable work. brave men and women have dedicated themselves to this profession. ... truth and patriotism. during the second world war, for example, a great american named ernie pyle marched along g.i.'s in normandy and the pacific, reporting up to the moment when he was killed by japanese mach

the president of the ap reacting. >> we are shocked and horrified. that building provided the best vantage point for the world to see the events in gaza. and now that building is destroyed. >> plus, matt gates is associate set to appear in court tomorrow morning and it could spell trouble for the florida republican congressman. it's not putting a damper on gaetz who's been cracking jokes about the federal investigation. >> and the missing tiger scene in a houston neighborhood last week has been found. we have all the details on that ahead. good morning, it is sunday, may 16th. i'm lindsey reiser. we >> could all sleep a little bit easier knowing that that tiger -- >> you are new york. >> it was houston, 2000 miles away. and it has been a week of sleeplessness. [laughs] we have a team of correspondents held a business out in what this morning from london to washington d.c.. but we are going to begin with the breaking news in the middle east. and the news from gaza. the health ministry, just moments ago, reporting the deadliest single israeli attack si

howie: it is unfortunate that the ap lost offices and equipment and all of that.nk you for joining us on this break story. glenn greenwald and later the botching of the story. howie: it was a harmless mother's day piece by new york time columnist who said she got married earlier and doesn't regret having first child at 25 and led to have been trashed on twitter and to be triggered by extinction anxiety. brunick posted such attacks at one point saying this job isn't worth it. joining us from brazil, glenn greenwald, author of the new book securing democracy, fight for freedom and justice. congratulations on the book which has made a lot of wave. why do these angry people feel the need to viciously attack a journalist who was writing inflammatory things such as there's good reasons to wait for having children and good reasons not to. >> it's really bizarre. i think if someone had the fortune not to be plugged in constantly to elite media and political discourse and were to read the article and were to tell them afterwards that it created a huge controversy, they wou

from a site in germany that may sound surprising because we been talking about sites in africa but apes expanded all around the mediterranean what is today and living in forest in southern europe's suites find fossils in turkey greece italy hungary but the new fossil from a new creature from 11.5 million years old in germany looks like it is very upright. to me that is an interesting find because it could imply were trying to figure this out it is the hottest topic in our field right now of when the body form from which bi-pedalism evolved. a lot of t-shirts and bumper stickers and cost one - - coffee cups suggest a chimp turned into a human but chimpanzees are our cousins not ancestor the common ancestor is in eighth that we come from and so have chimps of they have evolved it's not a given a common ancestor was a knuckle walker and some of the fossils we are finding in those deposits might indicate the common ancestor was more upright in the trees and knuckle walking is a more derived form of local one - - locomotion plenty of colleagues disagree and think knuckle walking is the form

she also suggest simply acknowledging that your ap appears may not be okayay look okay on the outside, but underneath the surface, we are struggling with ah, heightened fear and anxiety. just being outside. candese charles ktvu fox two news, a deadly boating accident off the coast of southern california is now being called a human smuggling operation and renewing calls for immigration reform officials received initial reports this morning of a boat appearing to need assistance with a few people in the water, but his jet skis, helicopters and boats arrived on the scene. the situation intensified. multiple people were pulled from the water, and three people drowned. more than two dozen who made their way to shore were taken to hospitals for injuries, including hypothermia, people in the water drowning, getting sucked out the rip current there. there's people on shore on reports were cpr in progress, talked about immigration. this incident comes on the heels pleh congress to pass immigration reform as the number of illegal immigrants entering the country has now tripled from this time la

in ap pull punches and declined to report for years on hamas' misdeeds. i submit to the ap that they had ioan uncomfortable questions to answer. and if anybody in his fellow journalists about israel's appropriate airstrike. we met two whiny reporters to make themselves the story the victim when terrorists are shooting missiles and innocent civilians. in any event the moral standing of the competing versus is simple and clear our greatest and only democracy in the region, against an islamist, bureaucracy and his terrorist partners. most americans know which side they are on. i speak for them. when i say that we stand with israel and unfortunately, too many elected democrats have taken a different stance. members, so-called squad and representatives, call israel and state, and accused it of war crimes. remember, these are not obscured back interest many jim botero these representatives that the future printed and meanwhile 27 different doheny senators covered an immediate cease-fire to the conflict. even the democratic or later who has long styled himself a

it has set ap back, but it will not silence ap. we've got most of the equipment out.we will continue to tell the story-— tell the story. that was gary pruitt, tell the story. that was gary pruitt. ceo _ tell the story. that was gary pruitt, ceo and _ tell the story. that was gary pruitt, ceo and president i tell the story. that was gary pruitt, ceo and president of| tell the story. that was gary - pruitt, ceo and president of the associated press. in central london, earlier today, thousands marched in solidarity with the palestinian people. a large crowd moved through hyde park to the israeli embassy. similar rallies have been held in other cities in the uk and elsewhere in the world. 0ur correspondent james waterhouse watched the protest at kensington high street. so this is the final destination for the protest, if you like, kensington high street. because of the ways the roads are designed, the israeli embassy for the exits further down to the left there down a private road, with police guard as you would expect with different kind of embassies, but that has not st

the ap is asking for evidence that hamas was using this building. they say they have never seen any evidence of hamas being there. the idea has not provided that saying, simply that hamas uses a civilian locations to protect its asset, using civilians as shields. they have released other images which prove that hamas is using civilian locations to hide behind, but as we speak this morning, we have been seeing red alert sirens throughout southern israel. we have continued to hear airplanes flying overhead. this does not seem to be deescalating anytime soon, despite growing pressure and concern from the international community. >> hadas gold in israel, you and the crew stay safe there. thank you so much, we appreciate it. >>> so the escalating violence in israel and gaza obviously forcing the white house to escalate its response as well. top administration officials are working the phones to express their concern, including president biden before he heads out to his home in delaware. that was yesterday actually. >> let's get to cnn's kevin liptak, tra

on bills to protect the capital after january the sixth here are some of the details courtesy of the ap. the house excited to vote this week on two bills aimed at preventing more attacks on the is capital with one seeking to establish a 911 style commission to study whatss went wrong and generally sixen and the other allocating $1.9 billion to address the secreted problemsd revealed by the insurrection. top democrat and topper bob again on the circuited committee on friday unveiling their plan to form the commission after weeks of delicate negotiation. this is modeled after the revered investigation into the 911 terrorist attack and their bill would establish an independent ten member commission evenly divided between the two parties that would have subpoena power and an end of year deadline for completing its work. again, full story is available on the ap website and joining us on the phone with more on this is christina marcos who is covering the story for the hill newspaper and the hill .com. walk us through what is expected to happen this week. >> so one of the big things, as you me

the housing ap's bureau. what do you say to that? ., ., housing ap's bureau.he idea that israel doesnt to that? the idea that israel doesn't respect _ to that? the idea that israel doesn't respect freedom - to that? the idea that israel doesn't respect freedom is i doesn't respect freedom is ludicrous. israel is the only country in the region with a free press. even our critics would acknowledge that the media is free and open and competitive, and journalists enjoy full press freedom. it's a bit much hearing criticism of israel's press from someone who works for a qatari network, not known for having any sort of repressed. —— free press. i think we heard a tirade went from somebody with opinion then fax. amongst the f0 created press, other media outlets as well, what is your justification for that? it media outlets as well, what is your justification for that?— justification for that? it was a military target _ justification for that? it was a military target because - justification for that? it was a | military target because hamas justification for that? it

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she also suggest simply acknowledging that your ap appears may not be okay.y on the outside, but underneath the surface, we are struggling with ah, heightened fear and anxiety. just being outside. and we are going to be bringing you stories all this month celebrating asian american and pacific islander heritage and culture. you can see those reports any time by visiting ktvu .com slash a p i and the ktvu news that still to come. this noontime may day marches in oakland turned violent. we'll have the latest on the two police officers who were injured and just how many people were arrested and a much warmer day across the bay area compared to what we had over the weekend. we're gonna check back in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo, who, that elevr will see more about that red will see more about that red flag warning and solano county. i was hit by a car and needed help. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. bring. on. spring. with calculators that ca

amy: and so would people saw this ap footage -- i mean, i was the, the parallels are horrific -- talkt troop f, the calling brits dismantling. the group that stopped him, they stopped in for an unspecified traffic violation. he sped away. they went after him. then when they got him, he kept saying "i am afraid." i appreciate you take your time to lay out the names of the officers. when officer you left out, very important clip for us come the video this bodycamideo of john cleary who came to the scene after these officers dished specifically kory york, dakota demoss, had already sat upon ronald. when the tunic cleary arrived at the scene, these men were selectively engaged -- were still apparently sprang him with pepper spray. locking them in the process. lieutenant cleary approved their actions. it is so important that supervisor came to the scene, observed everything going on and gave everyone an ad avoid because it reveals this was in fact that only the culture, but the de facto policy for louisiana state police. it is an open policy that we all know when we are honest with ourselv

the ap says possibly in an attempt to breathe.fficials told him to remain on his stomach. the associated press did also obtain an official copy of the autopsy report which shows according to them there were high levels of cocaine and alcohol in greene's system. also that he had a broken breast bone and torn aorta. unclear if those injuries were a result of the high-speed chase and subsequent crash or result of the struggle that took place between him and state troopers. i want to read the exact cause of death that the ap is quoting from that autopsy report. it says, quote, cocaine induced agitated delirium complicated by motor vehicle collision and physical struggle and inflicted head injury and restraint. notably, the ap report states the autopsy did not specify a manner of death. whether it is homicide or undetermined. we have again reached out to the louisiana state trooper and state police for additional information or a response to the new video. they have not responded to our request. ayman. >> barbara, what is your reaction

ah, ah ah, ah, what's ap take india's government? the court, the messaging app says new rules will force it so we can privacy protection. so it's free speech under threats. and how much is the debate driven by policy? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim, jim. a court battle is pitting whatsapp against the world's largest democracy. india is the biggest market for the messaging service. nearly 400000000 users rely on it to communicate with friends and family. but like many online platforms, it has struggled to control the spread of misinformation. india recently passed new rules, forcing social media companies to identify the 1st person to send the message. what's ap argues this goes against privacy rights in the countries constitution. the company says it may have to stop encrypting messages, adding it's impossible to keep track of every message. some believe the digital media rules have a political motive. issue with a government doesn't like being defined as government us. it doesn't work and

a journalist from the american news agency, the ap, pleaded with the israeli military for time to get from their gaza office. but after a warning to evacuate, the building, also used by aljazeera tv, was destroyed. israel said its other tenants included hamas. both news organisations condemned the attack. a hamas missile killed an israeli man in his 50s near tel aviv. he didn't get to the shelter like his neighbours. we waited inside the safe room, then we went out, and the living room, the bedroom — everything was shattered. hamas said the attacks on israel would continue. palestinians injerusalem commemorated what they call al nakba — israel's independence in 1948. in that war, more than 740,000 palestinians fled or were expelled — which, for these people, is considered the original sin in this conflict. you can't blame hamas for attacking or throwing some small rockets. israel has a... small rockets? they killed someone today. how many are killed now in gaza? this is sheikh jarrah, still simmering with anger after israeli settler groups and their lawyers tried to evict palestinians

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the ap does not explain why there's no audio.roopers have greene handcuffed and shackled by his legs, and then louisiana state troopers are seen dragging greene on the ground, face down. police claim that greene died on his way to the hospital. the ap says a longer 46-minute recording exists. cnn has not reviewed that. once again, it's the video revealing an entirely different account from what law enforcement initially described. entirely different. and as cnn's josh campbell reports, the ronald greene case is, sadly, just the latest on a very long list. >> reporter: george floyd, walt er scott, breonna taylor, laquan mcdonald. a few names of black people dying at the hands of police officers, police whose initial narratives were found to be inaccurate once video surfaced, telling the real story. the official am i right documenting the arrest of george floyd simply stated officers were able to get the suspect into handcuffs and noted he appeared to be suffering medical distress. officers called for an ambulance. no mention of fl

a brief history with sources for the ap u.s. history course. provide strategies for the free response answers, and demonstrate how to analyze historical documents. watch tuesday beginning at 8 pm eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. ♪ ♪ ♪ are you headed that way? >> you get the north band i will get the others. attention all units tear gas is now being used in the area. we have another large group. >> i read you officer. >> okay go to six and seven. >> 6:19 we have another large group. >> large group of 34th and prospect. >> 34th and prospect. the whole world is watching. the whole world is watching. the whole world is watching. this was the spring offensive, the mobilization of masses of people at a given time and place attracts worldwide news coverage and attention. the protest organizer, insider and promoter, it is a necessary tactic. on april 24th, 1971, the national piece action coalition, supported by welfare rights groups, labor unions and others, held a massive demonstration in washington d. c.. some 175,000

the ap and al jazeera saying none of their staff were hurt but it was close. the israeli military is saying that that building also included some key hamas intelligence assets and that is why they targeted that building. the ap is asking for evidence of that because they say that in the time that they have been in the building they had never seen evidence of hamas being there. we have heard concern for multiple international media organizations as well as president biden expressing support for indemnity media. the ap is saying that by their building being destroyed that the world will know less about what is happening in gaza because their staff will not have a place to report from. as we have been standing here, we have continued to hear airplanes flying overhead. as we said we have received a red alert siren. the highest number in israel since the conflict began. what we are seeing and hearing, although there has been pressure diplomatically from the international community, it does not seem we're heading toward a deescalation anytime soon. >> hadas, take ca

i'm going to show you some of what the ap published today. as i said, it is not a pleasure to watch. that is a grave understatement. it is disturbing to watch. and the nightmarish nature of the video of this incident is compounded by how long all of this was kept secret, how blatantly state troopers lied about what really happened. there is something even worse about the fact that we are only seeing this footage now only two years after the fact and not because the police finally decided to release it but because a dogged reporter from the associated press was finally able to get it, and that's the only reason it was able to get out. it's over two years since this has happened and they had this all the time. here is the first bit of video we're going to play tonight. this is where police approach ronald greene's car, they have been chasing him, the chase has come to an end. this footage is excerpted and edited by the associated press, they don't have the raw tape. the full footage is 46 minutes long. they say there are long stretches where mr

the hard part seems to be just not being the last ape in, i guess.ger picture, one thing i want to say is i find the term meme-stocks to be somewhat disrespectful. game stop has 17,000 full and part-time employees. do we think these people wake up every day and say, i'm going to work at my meme company? hertz has 24,000 employees amc has 1,000 theaters in a normal year they see 250 million americans attending a show at one of those theaters. they have 39,000 employees i don't think that these are meme companies they're real companies actually, in the case of hertz and amc, we come on here five days a week and talk about reopening plays. can you think of two more obvious reopening situations than movie theaters and rental cars it would be hard to come up with them >> well. >> so there's actually some rhyme and reason behind why people are all of a sudden interested in these stocks in the big burst in which they are. i don't like the term meme-stocks. i have used it before. i'm going to stop. i think while there's a lot of silliness and rampant option

just simply acknowledging that your ap appears may not be okay. we may look okay on the outside, but underneath the surface, we are struggling with ah, heightened fear and anxiety. just being outside. yeah now, more than ever, is a good time to support anyone in the a i p community for a list of a p i groups to donate to stop by giving made dot or for list of asian pacific heritage month events going on in the bay area stopped by a p a heritage that ward i'd like to wish all of you a happy asian pacific american heritage went for now reporting live. i'm candese charles ktvu, fox two news. yeah. still to come tonight. another dead whale found in the bay coming up, a group of boy scouts found the whale at a boat capsizes off the coast of california, killing at least three people, injuring many others coming up why investigators think the boat was being used for human smuggl oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two

so i use this in both my world history class and my ap human geography class when i start my school year. i want them to start thinking geographically and thinking about that geographic process and start them thinking that history and geography is cool. they say, wow, can i do this now? sure, take my class, or stick around with me, in a few months we'll be doing it in here. this is a recent research study that was done a couple of years ago where nasa is using remote sensed imagery to predict where they're going to see cholera risk. you can go to nasa's website and see it. they worked with west virginia university on this. they're now using satellite imagery to predict where they can predict a cholera attack outbreak. and this was in the country of yemen. now we move on to another epidemic, another virus that shows up in our history textbooks. smallpox. i'll ask the question, it might show up in the chat box, but who was the person who developed the smallpox vaccine? by now i've got to believe we've got at least one edward jenner in the room. since it's a history presentation, i thought

after he failed to pull over for unspecified traffic violation. 46-minute long footage obtained by ap. friday night louisiana police released nine body and dash cam videos after saying ap videos didn't show the full context. stunning, punching and choking greene as he apologizes for leading them on a high-speed chase. video is extremely disturbing. >> i'm scared. >> put your hands behind your back mother -- >> put your hands behind your back? >> greene tries to roll over, but ordered to stay on his belly. >> don't you turn over. >> all right. >> don't you turn over. lay on your belly. lay on your belly. >> as the ap story points out, police are highly discouraged from leaving handcuffed suspects in prone position, a point made repeatedly at derek chauvin trial. one was recorded on camera talking about what he had just done to greene. >> i beat the everliving [ bleep ] out of him, choked him and everything else trying to get him under control. >> hollinsworth died in single vehicle highway crash that happened hours after he learned he would be fired for his role in the greene case. lef