because if you had apes experimenting with different forms of locomotion including ocupright apes inhe trees, navigating in the trees they might have some anatomies that look a little more humanlike. the tibia in some ways not always but in some ways looks very much like lucy's. and i think that is telling us about leg petition positioning. not necessarily weight-bearing on a terrestrial bipedal leg but an animal that's in the trees and moving with hand assisted bipedal is unlike orangutans, gibbons will doh this. spider monkeys will do this. but rates it would mean finding evidence for bipedal is him may not be enough anymore to claim a competent status. this is going to be fun. as we find more fossils that five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten time. i think we'll see lots of experiments going on with f locomotion. and lots of false starts lots of places where bipedal is him as they attempted but may have evolved. and then that animal died out. it just was not a selectively advantageous form of locomotion as a habitat that changed. so we will see. it will be thawed. >> definitely. we'v

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

discourse with the community and ap has largely failed to do that. at this point, it does seem they realize they need to do more work with the community as they move forward with the renovation plans and the items that are in front of you on your agenda. this landmark designation has nothing to do with those plans, it is about the theater itself, it should not be considered in relation to ap desires around their own business practices or business plan. thank you. >> good afternoon commission president. commissioners. my name is (inaudible) personal capacity regarding two castro theater items proposed for continuance. (inaudible) 5b, the certificate of appropriateness as requested continuance of that item, i am joining the course of folks urging this commission not to delay on 5a, the amendment to landmark designation. i believe the project sponsor publicly supported that update. i'm quite confident of it. the certificate of appropriateness is very much tied to the landmark designation. i initially planned to come together and object to hearing the (i

ap again. we go into another area? >> that was dumb. i'll never speak to ap again because of this interview. >> smith: okay. >> that's, that's it. i'm, i'm done, i'm don >> smith (voiceor): i've continued to correspond with flynn but he doesn't really answer my questions. ♪ ♪ after the insurrection, flynn moved to florida. he made it the base of operations for a well-financed network of organizations. i've tracked these groups through campaign finance records and corporate and charity filings. some of them are non-profits. some of em we don't know what they are. those include america's future, resilient patriot, tower 1 llc, there is also digital soldiers media, which changed its name to manasota shores real estate. so, i made a little map and drove to all of them. just to get a sense of what was happening. this says america's future's principal address 1460 south mccall road. america's future is a non-profit group started in 1946. some of the people who have been involved with it are phyllis s

y el traslado de migrantes a martha's vineyard fue planificado por la florida desde julio, segÚn ap,llones de dÓlares por dos vuelos, uno a martha's vineyard y otro a delaware, pero este no se realizÓ. reportero: el estado de florida comenzÓ a planear el traslado de migrantes de texas desde julio, segÚn la agencia de noticias ap, que se basa en documentos oficiales de florida. se enviaron 48 migrantes venezolanos a martha's vineyard, una isla para millonarios. [habla en inglÉs] >> fue voluntario. reportero: el estado, segÚn el informe, escogiÓ a una empresa ligada a donantes de ron desantis y se le pagÓ 1.6 millones de dÓlares por dos vuelos, uno a martha's vineyard y otro a delaware que no se realizÓ, el estado de joe biden. desantis dice que los enviÓ a delaware por ser estado santuario. >> no entiendo por quÉ fueron mandados a otro sitio. reportero: algunos demÓcratas dicen que se mintiÓ a los migrantes que fueron a martha's vineyard. >> nos ofreciÓ arriendo por tres meses y trabajo. reportero: desantis dice que los migrantes decidieron ir de forma voluntaria. algunos inmigrantes

as maybe not being 100 percent correct because if you had in the late miocene apes experimenting with different forms of locomotion including upright asymmetries navigating in the trees they might have some anatomies that look a little more humanlike. for instance the tibia in some ways looks very much like lucy's. and that is telling us about leg positioning not necessarily weight-bearing on a terrestrial bipedal leg but an animal that's moving with hand assisted bipedalism like orangutans sometimes do, gibbons will do this. spider monkeys will do this. but right, it would mean finding evidence of bipedalism may not be enough anymore to claim hominem status. as we find more fossils from that five, six, seven, eight, 9 million year period we're going to see lots of experiments going on with locomotion and lots of false starts, lots of places where bipedalism may have been attempted i say but may have evolved and then that animal died out. it just was not a selectively advantageous form of locomotion at but as the habitat changed so we will see, it will be fun. >> we talked a little bi

>> narrator: we went there with ap videographer sasha stashevkyi. and was one of the first journalists to arrive on the scene in bucha after the russian retreat. >> okay, this is yablunska street we're on now? >> right. one body, with bicycle. we found another one in a backyard. one here, and another one here. and another one... >> narrator: sasha filmed the bodies of more than a hundred dead civilians. >> hang on a sec. so if we start from there, here you've got a body in the yard. >> yeah. >> you've got one here? >> yeah. >> with two cars. and then you've got three bodies-- where were the bodies? >> like one was here, this bicycle was here and then two here. >> so, so far, you've got one, two, three, four, five, six bodies? >> yes. >> and this is within, like, your first five minutes on yablunska street? >> yeah. >> okay, six bodies. >> narrator: the focal point of the killings was further down yablunska street at a nondescript office building that had become the russians' de facto headquarters during the occupation. >> and what's the address of t

the ape shares, no, i'm sorry. my eyesight is so bad. amc is 6.13. ape preferred shares are 1.57.apes it was a stock split. what you have is a pretty significant crash in amc and what is fascinating about this stock in my view, literally the massive amounts of insider selling that went on, particularly over the last two years and even the last, as far as back as adam aron was selling i think in january while this thing was run up. liz: were those planned sales? >> you know it is unclear. liz: ceos do plan sales. >> they do. but they sold $880 million of stock from the insiders that was planned in the last two years. that's as, in the last year we should point out that the market value of amc went down about 80%. liz: a lot of 8s in there. >> a lot of eights. the shares themselves bounced all over the place, after adam aron announced the ape, said it was good dilution. they would sell these more shares to bolster the company the amc popped to $20 a share. liz: i remember. >> it is now as you know $6 and change, and listen, this is going to be a story going forward. i think adam sho

next slide which guess long on slide 16 on h ap who will be responsible for collecting the data? cbo or dph? >> commissioner giraudo in terms of slide 15, on ete... so, we are in the third year of ete so the activities have been going on for 3 years now. we are we do collect data. we do reporting through our federal fundsers. and in terms of i think the question was number of people served? i'm sure that i'm not well versed on everything we collect through each the ete activities but i'm sure we can pull did thea on number of people served through each activity. >> it is just they were you know excellent activities but i would just be curious on in your implementation hop how many would be served. i will try to get that data for you. >> i'd appreciate it and then on h ap, who is responsible for collecting the data? the cbo's are required collect dastasm we created performance measures for each standard of care services. we are also in the process of -- creating a data management system so our cbo's track when we need them to track. >> great. thank you. i appreciate it and i do li

the most obvious one was this one with the ap logo on the video right here. to find the context in which these images were shot, we searched the associated press archives where we found this video entitled long road to resettlement. a report on the disarmament of militant groups in mali, organized by the french and malian army. you can find the same report on the ap youtube channel from april 22, 20 21, where they do specify this video was from july or, 2015, with a long caption that reads, the soldiers are looking for weapons and catch the group off guard as they rest under a tree, so this was a disarmament military operation. we found this original video that is the same one that goes with the false claims on twitter in the video that was strategically cut. in this program here, specifically where french soldiers are counting the inventor but you can see this video does not in any way show fren soldiers ming jadists in mali. on the contrary, they show a patrol to confiscate these weapons from militants in the area. a video from july 2015 and not from right

check news also contacted the journalists from the ap that confirmed the identity of this couple ande also confirmed they were injured by fragments of broken glass flying around. a freelance journalist that works for reuters also posted the incident on his facebook account with the same couple from the viral post saying injured people near the site of russian missile strikes in kyiv on october 10, 2022. we were able to contact this journalist, who was present that day and documented the scene and confirmed to us that these were not fake injuries. indeed, we could also see this in getty images, where we show very real victims and the consequences of a russian missile launch on october 10. anchor: of course the russian sources will say it is a lie because they won't change their narrative, but i think you've demonstrated that it is the truth and what they are saying is trying to manipulate the truth. thank you very much. truth or fake? we take a short break and after that, more news live from paris. stay with us. 10/17/22 10/17/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from

if there's humans, then why are there still apes?ne? checkmate, charles darwin! i will say, it is refreshing to hear a politician's straight up say, "i'm not that smart." you don't usually see politicians acknowledging their flaws like that. like you never heard bill clinton go, "look, the truth is, i just love getting head. it's one of my top three hobbies for sure." and just like trump posts about bring the world's best golfer, herschel walker is a master actor reimagining his own success. speaker before entering his campaign, walker has lied repeatedly. he falsely claimed to have graduated the top percentile from the university of georgia come he exaggerated claims about the success of his businesses. >> georgia senate candidate herschel walker misstated his income on federal documents by more than $3 million. walker has reportedly overstated his role with the for-profit group accused of taking advantage of military veterans. >> in a 2017 speech, walker said this -- "i work with the cobb county police department and i've been in c

think of it as an ap c. as an ap class. >> a little bit of science. i am am sharing what i learned in the the past. >> [ music ] >> i won't say geometry. somethg like that. man james no. > >> aaron judge stuck on 61 homers for the last five days. got out of this one in texas moments ago. it broke roger mars it broke roger mares' american e season home run record. still 11 barry bonds' record if you are scoring at home. judge is a free free agent after the season. fans, including bed barry bonds saying the giants should sign h. giants should sign him. he grewp in linden, about an hour and a half east of oracle park. >> perfect. >> come on. the bay area is beautiful, and it is warmer thew york. > >> still ahead at 5:00 -- >> fleet week kicks off of the big show of camaraderie among voluntary members and first responders. how they are comingr through competition. >> building relationships >> building relationships, cama. , camaraderie. it makes a diffe. it makes a difference. >> usually, when you hear aboutn francisco is clearly, you think about worship

although they did do a good article, the thing about the apes, how i beat the apes.missed that. >> carr concern charlie gasparino beats the apes. liz: we are find it. >> no, don't. it's always negative. that'll get blowback, negative blowback. liz: give me credit, don't give me credit. >> i want to fly under the radar screen. liz: all right. we've got apple picking to do here. wall street is going apple picking after the bell. will we see record revenue, which is what is expected if the maker of the iphone? and is cupertino really slowing production of its newest iphone because there have been these reports. guess what, we hope to clear the air right now. one of the nation's top apple analysts is here to answer those questions and more. he's here in a fox business exclusive, named by "fortune" as the top apple analyst. closing bell, 25 minutes away. look at the dow, now up 300 points -- >> 299.12. liz: 298, 299. first boston. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mercedes-benz is turning electric... completely on its head. bringing legendary design... and state-of-the-art technology... to a fully

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i want to thank you on behalf of all of our ap member newspapers and most important, all of our ap memberspaper readers. thank you, we encourage you to vote on november 8. thank you. >> have a great day, god bless. >> i would argue that the addition of abortion should not be left to either one of those groups. i think that is an issue that should be left to the individual involved and to the medical professional. it is a medical decision and i don't think the majority of the voters were politicians have the medical degree or the ability to make that decision for somebody. >> what is in this country today is that the decision is made by the states. south dakota had a law passed in 2005 that today is the law of the land here. every state will look different and make different decisions. this is really about supporting women. >> we need to make sure that we help people. the government should not get in the way. we talk about freedom all the time. we talk about freedom all the time except the freedom to make this choice, the freedom for women to get the medical care they need. >> republican s

that is from ap. nbc is reporting that a new jersey senator on wednesday acknowledged the existence of an ongoing federal investigation against him, more than four years after a corruption case. and then does is under investigation by the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan. this was reported on wednesday. the government is investing this probe, but it involves different people. prosecutors issued at least one. that is news you can factor in. this is an open forum. this is from bruce in dayton ohio. independent line. go ahead. caller: i'm calling because the rhetoric is being disguised in a format in the public sphere. in other words, the media perpetuates a narrative to avoid a solution. both sides sell hyperboles and lies about the other. and, the public is fooled into believing just before an election, which way to follow their gut instead of critically thinking. this is called political malfeasance. without integrity to disguise the real issue which is we are in a mature economy, trying to grow in

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he apped to be fine as he got up some sh. some shots. emotions get the best of him. we >> reporter: > >> the show is over. there was e a finish.'s 10 year career with the a's started with a homer. check out the final game of the. the player. great pregame tribu. pregame tribute. hosted the angel seventh-inning final bat of his career and this happened. reaction we all had. one last s. last swing. the a's won 3-2 and swept the angels. >> i don't know what to say. i am speechless. today was a dream dream come true. something i would've never drawn up in. thank you. >> i can't wait. a two run homeg the giants a 3-1 lead. the first first of two homeruns. it would end the season. in the seventh, boston slater got out quick. 16. 16 feet. the giants pounded the. the padres. it is the first time in the 139 year history of a fd the season with a 500 record. > >> this is jimmy ward who was cd for practice today. he has beent with a hamstring injury. the quarterback was also back on th. he hasn't played since injurings knee last number. shanahan said, there is a chance that bot

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coverage on c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span now video ap whent mes to election 2022, the wisconsigornor debate tonight bween tony evers and his republican challenger. that being hosted by the wisconsin broadcasters association. live coverage at 8:00 eastern. to eve, grand rapids, michigan, good morning. go ahead. caller: good morning, john. good morning to the c-span space. this is what i want to say. i cannot believe people are still saying they do not believe this about the insurrection when they watched it with their own eyes. i would like to say also the people complaining about people being dead and voting, don't they know that during the pandemic, people voted and then they died. your vote does not count because you died during the pandemic? host: one more caller this morning. rita in wisconsin, independent. are you going to watch the wisconsin governor's debate? caller: you betcha. i was so shocked yesterday about what was going on. the only way to save our democracy is please, please get out there and vote and vote for our democracy. otherwise, we will lose "washin" continues. h

minorities are perfectly capable of taking ap classes.was just -- so that we've got to stop doing all of this nonsense. yeah, you got to work hard if you want to pass a class. if you can't pass a class, you don't get to be a doctor. >> exactly. so maybe this was the weeding out of it because he losses his job. jaime, when the court allows you to see your children, do you notice their studying skills being hampered by the pandemic as these kids were saying? >> this is part of those unattended consequences of the pandemic. it just get off with a free ride. we knew stuff like this was going to happen. but i can't organic chemical history is always the hardest class in college. it's crazy. and i didn't know you could just say it's too hard and they fire the teacher. >> yeah. >> i actually had a similar thing happen. i had a hot chemical history teach and i was asked to leave tort same reason -- for the same reason. [applause] >> that was a pretty good. that was really good. it's true. it's true. if i knew that all you had to do was sign a pet

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. >> get your stinking paws off me you dirty ape. >> there it is. wait for it. there we go. because it would ruin the ending. the important thing in all of this is that the crown is open for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic that's the message we want to give you here. >> i went this summer -- >> to the planet of the apes? >> yes, no i went to the statue of liberty, and i wanted to go to the crown but they said it's going to be closed for some indeterminant amount of time. i had no idea it was going to be so soon. >> you could have just watched "ghostbusters" and it all would have been okay. >>> "new day" continues right now. >>> president biden in an exclusive interview with cnn, i'm john berman with brianna keilar. does the president think vladimir putin has a grip on reality? does he think putin will use nuclear weapons? putin is speaking this morning at a russian energy forum in washington. we're monitoring these remarks. >> president biden also told jake tapper that he's unlikely to meet with president putin any time soon but he left the option open. li

ap sensible person would listen to his or her lawyer, but donald trump, who knows >> you want to have that? it depends on if they really, really want the information the documents or if they want to have it on the public record in front of everybody. that just depends what their calculous is if they would make deal like that, i'm not saying i want that, i want cameras everywhere, following everybody around altogether >> it's what we do. >> let's play another dramatic moment from what we've seen this new documentary shot by alexandra pelosi, nancy pelosi's daughter shooting document how there was going to be a peaceful transfer of power. here's the moment where nancy pelosi is being ushered out of her office under, obviously, threat to her life. (chanting) >> yes call them -- (inaudible), where are they -- (inaudible) (shouting) (shouting) >> how chilling to watch that, has to make the hair on your law enforcement neck stand up watching that. >> it does. if you look at it from that standpoint from protectors to be able to protect these people, keep them safe, get them into a safe place

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our staff ap s integrated intake. integrates intake and quality improve am unit came together to make many phone calls to our clients or support systems. as of this point, i heard it is in the 800 number. our commute based partners were active this weekend. in addition to checking in with their own upon clients they helped us to push out messaging about best practices during extreme heat and the locations that the city opened the cooling centers. >> and in terms of laguna honda they are developing care plans for a small number of residents dischargeod a voluntary basis to community settings. laguna honda worked to achieving recertification. the center for medicare and medicaid services has allowed the facility to participate on a temporary basis. cms approves 2 months of upon funding for laguna honda. the facility has until november 13th to regain ability to payment in the medicare and medicaid program. >> i wanted mention that i had the pleasure of attending the national adult protective services association. confere

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