ap classes.ll this was listed in the database, the school with the highest number of ap courses offered in san francisco is 29 whereas in oakland it is nearly half at 16. he is noticing more high schools across the country starting to have conversations about how to make the college application process more equitable. >> there was a scandal that came out at usc with parents forging documents. there was access to things like ap classes becoming more prevalent. >> it is not just access to classes themselves. a princeton review offers in person tutoring, starting at $167 per hour. for 10 hours, that is an $1800 fee. that is why some schools, even private are doing away with classes like this to even the playing field. >> ap has been expanding pretty significant over the past decade and continues to do so. that said, maybe there is an inflection point. questions of equity and worth to the class, i can see -- worth of the class, i can see it turning some point. >> nearly half the percentage of black i

what we can tell by going back in time for the common ancestor that we shared with our ape 'causes, the further back we go, we start to lose some of those unique characteristics, the large brain, language, art. and those happened recently-- stone tools. what's the most ancient characteristic on our lineage is this ability to move on two legs, not only strange as a mammal, but it's the most ancient thing and set of set our lineage off. what i argue in the book, it was the key innovation that led to many of those other anatomical and behavioral changes that make us human. >> that's great, that's a really interesting lens through which to view the entirety of human evolution in a sense. this might sound like a weird question, but, you know, thinking about this from a biomechanics standpoint, upright walking, we do it all the time and we kind of take it for granted and don't think about it. what is special about it from the standpoint of biomechanics? will you describe the act of walking on two legs and what is unique about it? how do you sort of convey that? >> so, it's a balancing act, mo

today, the governor followed up and sent a letter to the ap reading "the boy will not work to divertthe fact that the ap published a false narrative that will lead some to decline effective treatment for covid infections. people that haven't been vaccinated in people that have been vaccinated with these breakthrough cases but governor abbott is more widespread now every day. and while the public's trust and corporate outlets is at historic lows, there's some doubt that some will decline to seek life-saving treatment because of the inflammatory headline. here to react to this and much more on the florida governor ron desantis. let's start with afghanistan and you have a military background. we talked about it last week and what's going on there and what options you might see that are available that we could rescue every american and every person that aligned with us that will die if we leave them behind. >> i'm really concerned that they've already left a lot of these americans behind. a lot of these folks are in very perilous circumstances. i would not put it past the taliban to try

didn't send them into nursing homes to infect other people and as a result, the ap attacked even made all these charges. i know you want to respond. >> it was clearly a partisan hit piece trying to act like this is not effective treatment, it was a bizarre theory to boost regeneron stock price but bought out all of the regeneron last year so it's already been paid for by the federal government. we take down from florida to give to patience, it has no financial incentive at all. all we are trying to do is help people and this wasti underutilized for the last nine months and what we found his hospital admissions were going up in florida, most of these people didn't know about this treatment who got hospitalized and we believe they had gotten t it, many of them would not have needed to go to the hospital so we raised awareness of it and now have 17 centers can do 320 treatments a day, will probably have 21 set up by the middle of this week and this is having an impact on keeping people out of the hospital. with the ap did by trying to create a false narrative is some people may have beli

charles: i would urge the apes never, never stop pushing.ays of doing and investing in the market. i have my own way. none are guaranteed or perfect. never give up to make sure you get a level playing field. that is my message to you. i appreciate you both. matt, trey, you two are fantastic for folks coming into the market. thank you both very much. >>> folks, what would $300 and a dream get you in america? how about the most successful sporting goods franchise of all time? i will explain a little later. market flirting with a new record high. stop me if you heard that before. wall street might be worrying about a correction but you should be thinking what should i own in the next leg up? we have some ideas. we'll be right back. as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. look at this guy. he's really working hard. you know what he will get? muscle pain. you know what he should get? advil. pain says you can't, advil says you can. growing up in a littl

she joins us at 8:00 for more on that >>> then there are the apes. the apes, melissa. amc entertainment shares are jumping. they jumped last night the company post ed a second quarter loss revenue beating estimates. the ceo adam aron said the company has challenges ahead, but could post a profit as soon as the fourth quarter if the domestic box office reaches $5.2 billion. by the way, for context, $1.7 billion right now. the company also announcing it will be accepting bitcoin as payment for tickets and increase the variety of the content including sports and pre-taped concerts separately, amc reached a deal with warner bbros last year, amc reached a deal with comcast for a 17-day exclusive window you were the air, melissa, but during the call, adam is talking about bitcoin. referencing spacs. taking questions about whether he will do a joint venture with gamestop whether they should do merchandising with gorillas on them i don't know where to start. i don't know where to start. >> here is the question for you. if you had to grade adam aron with how he handled his majo

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not just something this is happened when is planet of the apes. right up until virtually yesterday. in geological terms. jeremy: that's right and it's amazing when i was in grad school at the university of michigan, the story very much was, right up to the homo sapiens in the what we do in the intervals this will be all argued about, really different species or with a part of our heritage. and now, so to me, studying right walking, it wasn't really interesting. we already had evolved so let's go back. and so it's really interesting, there's a lot going on. kate: so if we go back to the earliest information we have on the marquis more like we do, it is interesting that the first are the oldest known stone tools are just a few hundred thousand years younger than those footprints. some are getting open closer to when darwin was talking about essentially. i'm just wondering sort of like how you see things aligning their, could it be that biped 2.0 is what frees the hand to start to do stuff like making stone tools. jeremy: i think the possibility isis

you have a long ending list from your apes.ne tweeted at me yeah, ask about a national indiana jones day where you show all three of the movies on the big screen, things like that. there are ways to use your assets that can be innovative and that could make up for any sort of shortfall you're looking at. i'm sure these are all on the drawing board, right? >> ideas like the ones you described are on the drawing boards. you're also correct that our new multimillion shareholder base is, that is multimillion people, not multimillion dollars, that four million of our shareholders are showering us with good ideas. i got to tell you, not every idea is a great one. a lot of ideas that come in from the shareholder base are very good ideas because they are consumers of movies. these are people who go to movie theaters. they live our product, they experience our product. clearly they like our product. that is one of the -- charles: i don't want to be rude here. we're running out of time. i blocked off a lot of time for you. there is so mu

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

to medical error. >> ap dr.ifornia and we talked about texas. what kind of reforms have worked in the past, in your opinion, or that you might have written about in the book? >> so, one of the reforms sort of implicit in the book is the national practitioner data bank enacted by congress in the late 1980's and it was successful because it gave us a window into a lot of information that was simply not available. it that is paid claims, broken down with physician identifiers, it's not, you can't figure out which physician it is, but you can follow the same physician over time and across state borders and you could look at variation in claiming by states and there is significant variations in claiming across states. you can do a little bit with specialty. there isn't quite as much data publicly available as one would like, but we know a lot more about the nationwide medical malpractice system because of the national practitioner data bank. so it's usual making data available has all sorts of benefits, not always th

ap right now. -- marina from ap right now. reporter: people who want more accountability - [indiscernible] gov. hochul: i am going to leave that in the hands of the assembly. they bring holding themselves with such professionalism. i'm going to allow the continuation of separation of branches of the government and allow them to do their work. bernadette, the post. reporter: [indiscernible] gov. hochul: that is one of my top priorities. you will hear more about that this afternoon but it will continue a multifaceted approach, deploying more people to the crisis, realizing there are many people are not aware they have these resources available to them, and connecting them to the landlords. i will be assembling a team of individuals beginning today to assess this and wait not one second longer in terms of how we get this relief out to people. it's there, it needs to be in their hands, so they can start getting their lives back to normal, reducing some of the incredible stress these families and indivi

laporta first to report at the ap that u.s. forces in afghanistan including intelligence agencies have started using helicopters to pick people up to safely bring them to the kabul airport so they can be airlifted out. he said today, quote, i have been sitting on this but can now report u.s. helicopters ferried 96 afghans for evacuation, signaling military flights occurring outside kabul airport. cia/dia -- which means defense intelligence agency -- and sof, special operations forces, are collecting up u.s. and afghans from outside kabul airport for sortee rescue. now, soon after james laporta posted this late this afternoon zeke miller and three other reporters at ap had this full story. u.s. military helicopters flew into taliban-held kabul on friday to scoop up would-be evacuees. american officials confirmed to the ap darks. senior american military officials told the ap that an mesh ch-47 chinook helicopter picked up afghans, mostly women and children, and ferried them to the airport on friday. the 3rd brigade combat team l

my favorites, planets of the apes. the omega man, and of course fried green tomatoes.s a kid i imagine the future i frightening and weird. battling roving bands of marauders, who can forget mad max and the sequel to road warrior, riveting tales of dystopian earth. where survival becomes a daily challenge for them there is kur russell and escape from new yor and later los angeles. funny how those walls worked. a very funny film societies thinking in crime and ambivalence. i love these movies because lik job a hard remaining employed, assumed it couldn't happen. and less a could be caused by one major event like a meteor strike or a nuclear war or hillary becoming president. i had no idea that society through hits in inaction and cowardice could let it happen t a by day, slowly, into lo and behold the dystopia shows up at your front yard like a naked amway salesman. but that's what happens. the local news says so but they're ignored to. in america has become the frog sitting in that pot of slow boiling water having no idea that enzyme he will be a french guy guys appetiz

it is big day for the apes. amc will step up to the earnings plate. we'll talk to the one of the community's biggest voices as well as a market pro. president biden is very quietly extends a pause on student loan payments as we went into the weekend. another example of my mind big government run amok. plus we're also going to be staking with a republican lawmaker, sending shockwaves over the weekend saying democrats are ready to ram through, quote a socialist debt bomb before they skip town that senator is here. all that and so much more on "making money". charles: all right. so friday the market got it really went back to script. bond yields moved higher. cyclical names moved higher. financials led. energy stocks led. we had a pretty good session all around. so we kind of thought that would be the day today. we almost got the inverse. we see financials looking pretty good. some of these tech names rebounded as well. i think a lot of this reverts right back to the notion or the concerns about the delta variant, really, really concerned very worried he

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it is absurd like with breitbart we syndicate the ap so thehe ap story will get a red block on it becausebart is not trustworthy that "the new york times" syndicates the ap if they put up the same exact story they get a green shield indicating it is safe to readd this. is totally bogus and funded by microsoft just to shut out peopleut. >> the stories call to mind the whack a mole nature of online activity. if youeb look on facebook the most popular pages maybe this is tweaked with insight or breitbart or don art - - or dan brown gino or breitbart. and then masters of the universe. can they really be masters of the universe when it is so easy to route around what they are doing? >> facebook is noteworthy because they have allowed for some conservative content to do very well. the content that works on facebook that is most popular with our readers to get fact checked instantly even if it is true. the most recent example as we are recording this to be aired later but how many fact checks were there aboutex the wuhan lab theory that weres just fact checkeder by establishment sanctioned fact

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american officials confirmed to the ap today. the third brigade combat team of the armies 82nd airborne division airlifted the afghans from camp sullivan, which is quite near the kabul airport. the official said -- e official said -- now this is interesting. s interesting. again, that's outside of kabul. the officials would not detail where these airlift sites were for security reasons. they spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss ongoing operations. let it be so, that these are ongoing operations. and that this reflects not just new ambition but new capability. let's hope this can work, to get more people safely out. as the situation outside the airport in kabul stays bad, as it seems to be getting, if anything, even more dangerous with each passing day. as of this evening the pentagon is only confirming some of the ap is reporting on the record, on helicopters being used to airlift people to safety. pentagon is only confirming some of that, but since some of this new reporting is about not ju

as the ap put it, hospital leaders across louisiana describe staff shortages, emergency rooms packed emergency surgeries for cancer patients, knee injuries and other problems sidelined until the pressure eases. for more we welcome to the broad line phyllis mason she's the chief medical officer, in louisiana, and a board certified ob/gyn. so good of you to be here with us, you're one of the leaders speaking at the press conference, what is happening in your hospital? >> first of all, i just want to thank you for allowing me to have this platform to speak about this important subject. just thank you for being here. in our hospital in the regional center, in louisiana, what we're seeing, we're seeing an increased volume -- a month ago we had zero covid patients, today we have ten. our icus fool, we have a really small hospital so we have an eight bed icu, seven of those patients have covid, one of which is pregnant. and so, what we're also seeing is we're also seeing that it is really taxing our staff, more short on nurses, short on staff and we really feel like here we go again and the

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, they didn't >> apes have been doing very funny pictures of me. >> really? >> with love, right? it's a sign of affection >> oh, it's always done with love. >> they really don't like you. >> i just think those deliverance pictures don't add up to much, frankly. >> no, they don't. >> it's disgusting, it's misogynist and if i were ned siegel right now, who i do love ned, i think he should have a person who just looks at what they post and deletes them because i -- the misogynist nature of it is unforgiving and it's going to hit twitter's brand. twitter has lagged -- >> got a new font at least did you see that >> yes, yes. and we all like it but it's time for them to have a service which i begged him i'd pay more in order to make sure these people cannot be on this site again. every time i asked for concierge service -- twitter is great, they just have that one problem. >> it is a problem. >> twitter also at a multi-month low, almost a six-week low at 64 so even though we're down a few points, we're really not that far from record highs at the dow at least let's

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an ap story would get a red block because breitbart is not trustworthy but the new york timestb ap, if they put up the same story they get a green shield indicating that it's safe to read this. it totally bogus and funded by microsoft and designed to shut up people who want the status quo. >> stories in a lacrimal nature of onlineck activity, everyday u look on facebook one of the most popular pages, maybe this is an away you have insight on products usually dan bongino, breitbart, ben shapiro. it's constantly back. you use a phrase especially in the latter half of the book, silicon valley masters of the universe. can they really be masters of the universe and it's so easy to wrap around what they are doing? >> i think there is a facebook is a noteworthy -- if not with you because they have allowed for some conservative content to do very well. the content boat that works on facebook is not all. it's most popular with our readersll yet fact checking even if it's true, the best example of recent as we are recording this, wee can air later. how many fact checks with her about wuhan bob t

>> whether you would adopt an ape, gorilla mascot because of the ape -- i can't recall when a group ofestors, other than a proxy fight, have identified themselves, so together as apes. >> it is odd. >> i gave to their charity. >> he deferred nerve her a moscot and sure -- we obviously talked to adam about a lot of different things. your take away from what you heard? >> my ache takeaway this man usd capital the way they're supposed to raised $5 billion. they have $2 billion he emphasized most in 100 years. i don't know if you bought that. >> yes, s. >> i've known adam many, many years. he ran norwegian cruise, and del rio now. a lot of irony and excitement. in the end, adam aron embraced even things that some regard as fanciful like you saying, know what maybe they ought to hook up with gamestop >> a joke i made a few months ago, to you, while you were sitting here. >> right but talked about the many ways they could do things together? >> i know. although haven't actually had conversations. >> that was eleshgtive. >> we will take it under suggestion works for his shareholders not longe

two of the apes favorite stocks are absolutely on fire.ation with katy stockton about technicals. 50-day moving average, gamestop up 22% piercing its 50-day moving average, picking up momentum. right now amc up 16%, right at its 50-day moving average. a continued move from here could mean a lot more momentum. wow, two big moves. you know what? it fits perfectly for a great day from best buy. this is cautionary tale. i want you to listen to this. it crushed wall street consensus. they offered more robust guidance than anyone expected. this company continues to confound the experts. the great example, so-called smart money, let's face it they don't know everything. remember when everyone said this company was a showroom. it was doomed t would go out of business. check out this article from reuters, january 20th, 2014. insight, shorts set to pounce as stocks seem pricey. fed pulls back. james chanos, one of the more prominent shorts out there the market is primed for people like him. now is not a bad time to be raising capital for what we do.

here's what the ap reports.a television conversation with the new york state assembly speaker, cuomo insisted he wouldn't leave office and told the speaker he needed to work fellow democrats and garner enough votes to stop an impeachment. for those who don't live in new york and aren't familiar with andrew cuomo's ways, what does that tell us about who he is as a political figure and how he's operated particularly within the democratic party. >> chris, governor cuomo is spoiling for a fight, clearly. he's a political island tonight. he has virtually no support from within his own party. president biden, obviously, is calling for him to resign. so too is every member of the new york congressional delegation, many leaders of the new york state legislature and impeachment proceedings are due to begin in due course and quickly in albany. he may be forced out of office but he's not taking the hint and resigning gracefully as most democratic leaders would like to see him do. and in a way, he's acting very trumpian. th

there has been a statement issued by the ap can government delegation. this was issued in the name of dr. de la de la, who is the head of the high council for national reconciliation in afghanistan. and that statement had said that the afghan government delegation had presented plan that they, that they said would solve the crisis in afghanistan to the diplomats here, as well as to the extent the troika countries that's comprised of the us, russia, china, and pakistan in which they said that they did seek to continue negotiations and that they thought having a mediator in those negotiations for inter ap can talks would be a good idea whether or not there will be another session of inter afghan piece dialogue or talks that's still very much an open question right now, the last meeting of interact can peace talks was held in doha, in mid july. that ended with very little momentum for the process to go on. at the moment. there was very little momentum for it as well because of all the gains that the taliban has made an afghanistan, at least for the past sev

ap and you talk about that in all domains, in all commands, in all elements of warfare and you figure the adversary is going to try to do that for me. so, how do i aggravate my capabilities in order to provide significant threat, and in any threat environment. we actually have not done that and really for a long time, maybe ever. we always aggravate to fight and aggravate to survive. but in today's world, with hypersonic missiles, with significant long range fires coming at us from all doe mains, if you're aggravated and everybody knows where you are, you're vulnerable, but you have to aggregate to mass fires. it doesn't have to be a physical aggravation, it can be from multiple domains acting at the same time under a single command structure that allows the fires to come in on anybody and disaggregate to survive. that's a simple, simple thing to say, but that is aspirational and unbelievably difficult to do. so we came up with four, we call them supporting concepts ap the first things we called them was orphans, because nobody cared for them. and then supporting concepts and now call

border patrol ap henderson many more migrants. bill is live in the rio grande valley of texas with the latest on this continuing migration crisis, bill. >> anita, good afternoon to you. look, as the president is having to deal with the ongoing situation in afghanistan, he's got a second crisis here at the southern border that quite frankly, isn't getting better anytime soon. look at the numbers, they're getting worse after worse after worse every single month. take a look at the photo. sad news to report to you, this is border patrol agent, ricardo, who passed away monday of this week and just laid to rest yesterday. the agency hasn't officially given his cause of death, but numerous border patrol sources tell me he died of covid-19 complications. he was only 33 years old and was assigned to the mcallen station out here, he had been with border patrol since 2009 and just laid to rest yesterday. a tragic story there and goes to show the ongoing risk our border agents are taking every single day as they continue to work during this

anything we can do to bring attention and focus and energy to the fight against anti ap and violences incredibly important and i'm proud to stand with the community and moving that effort forward but there's also some really additional great benefits for the community. the asian american and pacific islander program raising awareness about anti ap i hate will be at the chinese culture centre of san francisco preparations are now underway for the biggest fundraiser for the national first responders fund its annual san francisco stair climb and that is set to take place and just three weeks on september 11th the 20th anniversary of the terror attacks participants race up several flights of stairs at 555 california to honor those who died on 9 11 and to help address mental health issues among first responders such as depression and post traumatic stress earlier today on the four i spoke with joe liotta baron a c. he's the executive director of the national first responders fund, and he says the money raised from the stair climb is critical to getting first responders much needed support

for the community now the asian american and pacific islander program raising awareness about anti apinese culture centre. of san francisco some state legislators and park officials worried contra costa county today to unveil plans for improving safety on mount diablo these plans call for building dozens of bicycle turnouts to improve safety and access to the mount diablo peak they'll allow motorists to pass cyclists as they pedal up the long twisting road to the top of the mountain officials say there'll be a valuable addition to the safety measures that have been taken to help reduce the number of crashes. prior to our safety improvements we were averaging approximately 30 collisions per year involving bicyclists and or vehicles or both. after these improvements in 2016 we reduced them to approximately five per year, an 80% reduction take it down. very nice the recently passed state budget includes $1.5 million to fund as many as 77 turnouts on mount diablo. well. stefan curry's parents are getting a divorce after more than 30 years of marriage tmz sports reports that sonya curry fi

>> that ape a popular belief in culture. social scientist to say the impact of immigration is no support for that. for over 30 years economists have been debating the wage impact in the employment impact on that native pigment comes to jobs there is no impact. it's the mix at the number of jobs but not the net number of them. immigrants displace american workers in one industry, more interest jobs are created in another industry. economic trigger international trade and labor through migration. it's a mix of jobs the relatively more productive at the case of international trade those are things they are relatively more productive at. but as of the pie gets bigger. in terms of net number of jobs and almost infinite demand for goods and services. we added more jobs. when it comes to wages economists have passionately debated the wage impact to the united states quite heatedly. what it's all boiled down to is strong disagreement about whether the unskilled immigrants in the united states depress wages of dropouts from the unite

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muchos fueron dejados en las calles durante la aplicaciÓn de este programa.e sera posible ap terceracion de salud... peggy carranza hablo con algunos de los que no perdieron el tiempo, y se anticiparon para recibir su dosis... reportera: estrella se convirtiÓ en una de las primeras personas del paÍs en recibir la primera dosis del covid—19. ella tiene leucemia y estÁ en quimioterapia. >> tengo mucho miedo de coger esta enfermedad con lo que ya tengo. reportera: un comitÉ recomendÓ la dosis de refuerzo para personas con sistema inmunolÓgico comprometido. [habla en inglÉs] >> la razÓn es porque la necesidad aquÍ es mayor. tuvimos mÁs casos y muertes. reportera: estiman que cientos de personas recibirÁn sus primeras dosis hoy, como lo hizo norma y su hijo. >> uno siempre se ocupa mÁs por los hijos cuando tienen enfermedades. reportera: en un intento por hacer el proceso mÁs fÁcil, el gobierno no pide a las personas que muestren una autorizaciÓn mÉdica, sÓlo deben decir el motivo por el que requieren el refuerzo. >> hay unos estudios sobre la arnm que dice que se pierde su eficacia a los

. >>> and by the way, too, a great ape with a great sense of style. >> this happened at a zoo in indonesiaafter one woman accidentally dropped her sunglasses into an enclosure. >>put them on himself for a bold, new look. >> i can see it. a clip of the newly minted fashion icon has amassed over 9 million likes on tiktok in the day. it has been up since the day. >> look at all those people taking pictures of her. she's like, don't look at me. she is giving you celebrity in today on "live," today, from "the suicide squad," idris elba. and from the new series, "turner & hooch," josh peck. a special preview of the new york auto show. and katie lowes joins ryan as the cohost. all next on "live!" and now, here are ryan seacrest and katie lowes! [applause] >> katie: hi, ryan seacrest! >> ryan: it is so good to see you. >> katie: hi! >> ryan: it is monday, august 2nd. in for kelly is katie lowes.

still photographs one was taken by ron edmonds the white house photographer for ap. it was his fourth day as the white house photographer for ap and he was around here somewhere. he shoots over the limousine and has the the great shot of par throwing reagan into the car. then you have the white house photographer who's trailing reagan in this area? and he's shooting pictures. that way and by doing using those two pictures you got to get a sense of what's happened you watch the video, but still all true dimensional in the fbi reports that i dug up in this there's some great diagrams that kind of map out where everything is and you know, they laid it out with tape, you know measurements and stuff. that was very helpful. and i've come here a few times but coming here is kind of difficult because if you notice this thing obviously wasn't here that day this they built after to protect the president. and then you have the little gardening area is new and i'm totally put that in actually to keep spectators away from the wall where hinckley was and the sidewalk is shorter. a

that degree of experimentation occurring from human evolution not just happened in "planet of the apes" but right up until virtually yesterday in geological terms. >> and it's amazing. the story very much was homo erectus after homo sapiens and that'sda a we argued about were they different species or different part of our heritage? so to me studying upright walking it wasn't interesting. we had human evolved bipedal leaves him so let's go back to -- and now it's really interesting and there's a lot going on there. >> if we go back to prominence walking more or less like we do it's interesting that the oldest known stone tool for few hundred thousand years is younger than those footprints. we are feeling a little bit closer to what darwin was talking about essentially, right?e and i'm just wondering how you see things aligning there? could it the bipedalism 2.0 is what frees the hands did start doing stuff like making stone tools? >> i think the possibility is back on the table and this was darwin's idea about bipedal origins and he incorporated brain size margin which we now know is n

according to the ap, 30,000 people were tested at the games every day.ers were isolated. as of friday, there were 358 positive cases. from what we know now, it does not appear to be the superspreader event many feared. all in all, the tokyo olympics was a triumph of logistics and of global cooperation during the biggest health crisis of the century. getting it done was an amazing feat of engineering and i hope we can take inspiration from it for vaccinating the world. more than 50% of people in rich countries are vaccinated compared to about 1% of people in poor countries. rich countries are planning for booster shots while many poor countries only recently got their first shipments of vaccines. this is not only a moral, it is inefficient because the virus will only start mutating and the pandemic will only truly end when the world is vaccinated. so let's take the lesson of the tokyo olympic games and apply it to the most pressing need of the moment as the olympics shows us we can certainly do it. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this we

i will put up the "ap" headline here.eople. this was routine and it is only as i mentioned because of the lawsuit in the ap reporting that we are learning about it. >> that's why so many people are calling for doj patent. there is a long list of cases similar to this one. some of them ended up in fatalities. there needs to be some outside interventions in regarding to louisiana police. i think we can't be confused about the extent of doj impact the louisiana state police. yes, they come with resources and examines and policies and procedures and they would make recommendations. what they would do is bring additional resources. what it smells like is awarding misconduct and legality. >> yeah, former nypd detective, thank you. >>> accountability for a political kidnapping plot. political kidnapping plot. oderae to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people w

i did "planet of the apes" with tim burton in full monkey makeup and i did "incredible hulk."id it for my kids. i thought it would be really funny if they had me on their lunchbox when they went to school. so i just did it for fun. and then what happened is they came back and said, would you mind bringing that character back in? i thought, "yeah, i could do that. why not?" it is a crazy, chaotic world when you're filming. it is quite the czar and hilarious all day. we have a great time doing it. >> how do you see the health of the cinema industry at the moment? >> i actually think it is in pretty good shape. i have made three films, all in different categories, young filmmakers of both sexes, fantastically written, really at work -- brilliant work. i think the advent of political change and covid has helped these projects get financed. during covid, it was deplatform stuff coming out, so the push to try to get people back into cinema is working in our favor. i'm hopeful. it is a long answer for just saying that. >> we are all hopeful for the cinema world. thank you for your ti

the so-called reddit room apes are pounding their chests at this hour.cks have suddenly started showing big moves in both directions. yesterday, let's start with that, gamestop surged 27%. adam aron known by the apes as silverback, the king meme guy, saw his company, theater chain amc, spike 20%. clover health spiked the same, and then blackberry saw a 10% gain. look at these names right now. and, by the way, amc started the session today down. it is now higher at the moment by about two-thirds of a percent. but the rest are down. the point is that these rather pronounced moves are signaling that what used to typically be a quiet end of summer lull in trading volume might be anything but. let's bring in our traders. we need to know what you guys are doing. chris robinson, i want to start with you. do you have battle gear that you're going to be bringing with you along to the beach or wherever you're going? it almost feels like you have to at this point. >> yeah, unfortunately, if the markets are open, you know, i've got two cell phones, my laptop and an

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he also has struck out plate ap. would-be pinch hitter on deck is yonathan daza. >> mike: you know he was looking fastball with mcgee and mcgee just stole it. >> jon: mcgee gets the sign from buster posey. two strikes the count. foul ball. into the second deck. fastball right down the middle of the plate. >> mike: posey wanted that up above the letters. these last couple of outings mcgee has had he has not been able to locate that high pitch above the strike zone. that is a good strikeout pitch for him. >> jon: slider for the strikeout! >> mike: i think this is something that posey is learning from mcgee is if he's not able to get that high fastball up there, keep throwing that slider up there because they simply will not look for it. mcgee has got a reputation for throwing fastballs 90% of the time. so two sliders in the same at-bat, we haven't seen that in a while. >> jon: here is daza, the pinch hitter. that was a slider, fouled. strike one. connor joe, the lead-off man, is on deck. there is connor. all of the sco

look at these images today, ap images shot by an ap photographer in kabul. i did not expect necessarily to see anything like this, at least not now. this is a huge long flag they have unfurled down the street. that's the afghan flag, the flag of the afghan government, the flag that was of course taken down all over the country this week and replaced with the taliban flag. we have seen other protests against taliban rule in support of the new deposed afghan government in other afghan cities in eastern afghanistan and southeast afghanistan, some of those protests we have seen met with a violent response and gunfire from the taliban, as you see here in jalalabad. but these protests against taliban rule today were relatively large one, and they were in kabul, in the capital city. there was a taliban response and gunfire at the end of this protest in kabul today, too. but the number of people there, the participation of women alongside men, frankly, the level of organization it took to get that gigantics blocks long afghan flag out there into the street, it's int