the aps was not alone in developing this kind of collection alongside its library. so here in the greater boston area. there were numerous examples of this pattern. so the american academy of arts and sciences the boston fnan the american antiquarian society. and of course the nhs all of these institutions also had cabinets that looked very similar to the one at the aps around this time harvard college also had what was called the philosophy chamber and this was a kind of teaching collection that similarly included, you know, a range of different kinds of objects as such as natural specimens artifacts, but also scientific instruments and this was the subject of a really great exhibit a few years ago at the harvard art museums and you can actually still access a virtual version of that through their website if you're interested. so these collections don't get discussed as often as something like peel's museum. they were more short-lived. they were less popular with visitors and they were definitely more tied to elite scientific communities. but they're nonetheless re

in 1794, peale was also simultaneously the curator of the ap s cabinet. and at this moment he applied for permission to rent space on the society in philosophical hall in order to open up his museum there. so, given his two roles, it is highly likely that he was also displaying some of the ap s cabinets collections alongside and within his own museum. so here, we see the learned society, and the public museum kind of coming into contact. so this was not without some anxieties. especially on the side of the abs. one of the largest specimens in the societies cabinet, a skeleton of an indian elephant, was placed on display at peale's museum. but the society was very careful to note that they preferred quote, a handsome and suitable inscription to ensure that it was placed there is best calculated to answer the purpose for which it was desired. there is a little scuffle in the meeting minutes about this decision. someone felt the need to know that this decision was reached after maturely weighing all circumstances, which is never a good sign. and this collabo

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she is ap i. i'm confused by supervisor chan's comment. i'd like to opine that everyonesing older people with more experience a pierce ageist the electric of clarity which qualifications needs e specialing given this hen on going. september is disorganized i'm not sure what that is about should that not have been clarified by the spierdzs on the committee. anyway i appreciate that you would like to interview a person when she come become from the country and i do hope at that time you will consider how qualified she is and allow her to proceed. >> are there other speakers? >> yes. can we have the next caller, please? can you hear me now? proceed. >> great. dave you'd again. so i don't know the nominee. she appear to have limited experience with transportation planning. and as indicated san francisco residents reject her either today or in the future and seek a qualified enemy neil. we definitely and desperately need independent and knowledgeable mt aboard members. member channel's suggestion of chen would be fantastic. queena chen would be

over 100,000 voters at the ap -- and that the ap will be talking to. give us a sense of what that will look like? julie: this is something i hope a lot of your viewers will take advantage of in the hours coming into election night tomorrow and coming out of it, which is really vote cast, our survey of the american electorate. this allows us to not just tell you who won these races, but to tell you how they won. how americans were voting. to be able to look at how the electorate were participating in this election. given how divided this country is now, given how many questions there are about which messages are appealing to which voters, we think this is just as important, in tell us a lot about where this country goes coming out of the midterms into the 2024 presidential election, which will start quickly after the midterms. judy: i know people will be hungry for information to understand how the election turned out as it did. julie pace, executive editor of the associated press, thank you very much. julie: thank you, judy. ♪ judy: as we approach the

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ap now reporting it was a ukrainian defense of russian missiles coming in. how are you thinking of russian-ukraine tensions in how you are trading? do these markets need to have more premium of potential escalation priced into them? laura: it is a tale risk at this point but ultimately we remain underweight developed market equities largely because geopolitical tensions remain a key component. largely because when you look at equity benchmarks, they are not accurately pricing in those recession risks with her we look at europe or the u.s. flows capture that story as well. we saw capitulation when it came to european equities. we are seeing some buying but not enough for us to have conviction that these are risk rallies that can be sustained. dani: the latest bank of america survey saying 59% of those respondents see upside for european equities the next 12 months, i wonder how necessary it is that the weather cooperates not just for equities but the euro as well. laura: that is the key question. markets have gotten ahead of themselves and the fact we have ha

ap has reported that a senior u.s. official, here we go, ap has reported that a senior u.s.sighted a russian missile. the story is going around like wildfire there's a lot more we don't know, and the u.s. government, morgan and you speaking with them on the phone, they have not confirmed anything. >> this is a situation that is being assessed it is a fluid situation. we do know based on nbc reporting a senior administration official does say the u.s., they can confirm that something has hit poland they do not know what that is. it's not confirmed that it was a russian missile, and that is why we continue to watch. >> a lot we don't know "closing bell" will pick up the story and more now >>> stocks pulling back from their highs in afternoon trading after reports saying russian missiles had crossed into poland killing two people welcome, everyone, to "closing bell," i'm sara eisen. you can see the dip into the red. on the breaking news out of poland, treasuries also were bit up all day long. they get a sdrtronger bid, safe haven bonds.

races only get called when the ap is certain that trailing candidates have no path to victory.20, they were 100% correct in calling state results for congress and the presidency. to help explain more about when and how races are called and what to expect tomorrow, i'm joined by the executive editor of the associated press. welcome to the newshour. thank you for joining us. 4000 reporters around the country, and enormous operation. give us a sense of how it works, how do you get to the point where you feel confident to make these calls. >> thanks and we are really excited and very well prepared to be able to do what we've done since 1848 at the associated press, which is to declare winners in these races. this is the single biggest act of journalism in this country. 4000 journalts across the country making sure that is votes are being counted, that we are able to assess the accuracy of the election, look at our models, and declare winners. our standard is certainty. we want to make sure that when we call a race that it is because there is no way the trailing candidate can catch

at this age fights between the young apes are all about playing. but if the juvenile male wants to challenge the dominant, silver back orphan outside, gorilla tries to win the affections of females from the group. things can suddenly take a very aggressive turn. the growing population density over recent years has seen such fights become increasingly frequent. oh the i'm fly tullison in 2007 we had about one interaction per month yet. so now we sometimes see up to 3 a day between different groups. so the interaction rate has become extremely high. name woke a gun, babies faced the greatest danger during such fights. as long as the guerrilla mother is still nursing, she's not ready to meet again. when a male manages to learn a way a female, he'll almost always kill her young so that he can sire his own offspring with her sooner. infanticide is a phenomenon seen in a range of animals when unless life alert said i know of course it's one of those things that are very hard to be witness to and to process you want to intervene life a little but you know

the aps is frequently i respond to these victims.we help them start the process to potentially recover losses. we want them to bring a sense of security. back we are also protecting them from future exploitation. -- how do these scammers contact you? what company do they represent? what account members and financial institutions were mentioned during the conversation? these cases are complex. some of the top ones that we -- recovery of these funds is potentially possible. on july 13th, 2021, adult protective services was contacted by the san diego sheriff's department concerned about a possible local publisher's clearinghouse scam victim. there was a 75,000 dollar cash package located in florida. game from san diego address. upon investigating this resident, we located the mailer with the elder's name on it. with the support and the system of the elder justice task force, we reached out to the appropriate parties in order to gather the necessary information to create an aps referral. this referral allowed us to have open communicatio

the mountain guerrillas are the only great apes in the world known to be increasing in population. at the end of 2018, the international union for conservation of nature announced the highly encouraging news that they were now classified as merely endangered. in contrast to other gorilla species, which remained critically endangered martha robins has witnessed that recovery in the course of her research. he was born in 1999 and i go out there now and i see him leading a group with 5 adult females. he's got his own kid climbing all over him. i feel so privilege that i've been able to watch the same gorilla over 20 years. every 5 years, the researchers conduct a precise census of the gorilla. it's often an exercise in extreme patience. not all of the groups of blendy guerrillas are easy to track constantly to ensure that every single animal is counted. the team painstakingly comes every section of the rain forest in the process covering several 1000 kilometers on foot. during the census is what we will have 6 teams of 5 people working over a period of about 3 months. i have been invo

and maybe it is still a tough business and i don't know are you sure you really like the apes because't know i'm not going to say you sleep with dogs and you get flees. but they're an interesting group. you sure you like them >> now, now, joe let me ask you first question, first. are theaters -- they are in very good condition amc provides a superior product. when hollywood releases attractive movies that people want to see, people are flocking to theaters in huge numbers. this is your pent up demand theory which is accurate with he know for a fact that we're releasing more movies in 2023 and more movies than in 2024 i'm pretty confident that our business will, in fact, build and grow now, we need to do smart things to keep the business going to that point as i said before, we raised $2.2 billion of equity in 2021 our competitors didn't and we're in a strong competitive position and they're in trouble now as to your question about the apes i have the privilege of a company that is backed by most passionate shareholders -- >> that is one word for it yeah >> and between -- depending on

the aps frequently respond to these victims. we help them start the process to potentially recover losses. -- all while ensuring that we gather all the necessary evidence to bring a case in the next level. what is the next level? that is what you may ask. as we know, without evidence, there is no crime. our team members along with the local law enforcement agencies and san diego have been trained to gather key details. how do these scammers contact you? what company do they represent? what account numbers and financial institutions were mentioned during the conversation? these cases are complex. some of the top ones that we see our mobile cash apps, peer-to-peer money transfers, social media engineering, and cryptocurrency. can we confiscate a bitcoin machine and an elderly person walk up to in order to deposit cash? they used a qr code that they receive via text message. these difficult cases -- recovery of these funds is potentially possible. on july 13th, 2021, adult protective services was contacted by the san diego sheriff'

here's of escalation and tensions flare in eastern europe as the ap reports a rocket that hit a polishlage was probably fired by ukrainian horses. we are live in warsaw and at the g summit in bali. meanwhile, a barrage of missiles turn to kyiv and other locations across the country, knocking out power for 7 million households. president biden calls the attacks merciless. plus, it is official. donald trump says he is running for president in 2024, complicating the race for the republican party. the morning kicked off with geopolitical concern. you had a spike in the dollar, you had a spike in oil, but that has backed off with the latest ap reporting that the rocket hitting poland was potentially just self-defense from ukraine of the russian missiles coming in. it is so complicated, we are still assessing and getting the latest. it does mean that they are able to back off from the losses. the dollar itself is unchanged. the dollar is about 6% off of its peak at this moment. skepticism around defense hawkish speech continues following that cpi release. and yesterday's ppi release that did

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unnamed american intel official leaks something to the "new york times", washington post, ap members of congress read this and do what the intel agencies and the administration want them to do. >> and we can all but prove that in this case, because shortly after this fake news of this fake russian missile attack, appeared in the ap wire, the white house demanded another thirty seven billion dollars in funding for ukraine so that raises the question, where does that put us ? what's the total that we've sent to ukraine? so far ? well, in just nine months, the biden administration has committed a total of ninety one billion dollars to ukraine at a time when our borders still open and our economy is degrading fast. >> so how much is that? well, as glenn greenwald pointed out today, ninety one billion dollars is twice the average annual us expenditure during our own war in afghanistan, 91 billion dollars is thirty three percent more than the entire annual military budget of the entire country of russia. but not enough. today, mark milley informed us that ninety one billion dollars is just

the ap has since deleted that part about the republicans. here is fox news contributor jonathan turley. a simple question, jonathan. you are a fair-minded guy. do you believe the investigations into hillary clinton when you look into her servers, deleted e-mails, the dirty dossier, then the fbi's handling of that dossier, using it without verifying it. and then of course the bidens. hunter himself implicates his father all over the place. we have photographs that proved that joe lied about knowing hunter's associates or anything about the businesses. do we have equal justice under the law in those three examples? >> i think the record is clear that there has been political bias at the fbi. the fbi itself has recognized that. they have removed key officials like peter strzok and others who showed incredible bias in their e-mails and in some cases in their actions. i think there is reason to be concerned. it's not a conspiracy theory. the department itself has moved on these issues. what is really disturbing about the hunter biden matter is th

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ap polls show lula the overwelcoming favorite and brazil's electoral system is frances where multipleates run and if no candidate gets more than 50% of the vote, the two top candidates go to a runoff. it's very possible according to current polling data that lula could win in the first round. i think one other person has done that, but it's very, very rare. he's well ahead of bolsonaro and other candidates and the favored to win and extraordinary the last election he was in prison under a 10-year prison term. now not only out of prison, but poised to return to power. >> glenn greenwald, you mentioned that the supreme court of brazil denied your request to interview lula. is there a free press in brazil comparable to the u.s.'s? >> there is in the sense that the constitution that brazil enacted when it emerged out of the 21-year military dictatorship was based in part on the u.s. model shall the constitutional model and also use european models and more robust protection for press freedom in the brazilian constitution than the u.s. constitution. it includes, for example, source protect

really, the ap has since deleted that part about the republicans. here now with more, fox news contributor jonathan turley. you know, i just a simple question, jonathan . mple questare a fair minded guy. do you believe that the investigation into hillaryny clinton, when you look into her servers, deletedin emails, the the dirty dossier, then, of course, the fbi's handling ofe b that dossier, using it without verifying it, and then, of course, the bidens i mean, cate hunter himself implicates his father all over the placehill o and thenver we have photographo that prove that joe lied about e knowing hunter's associates or anything about the businesses. so my question is , does we have equal justice under the law ins? those three examples? >> well, i think the recordnk tr is clear that there'ecs been political bias at the fbi. the fbi itself has recognized that they have removed key officials like peter strock and others who showed incredible bias in their emailsa and in some cases in their actions. so th i think there's reason to be concerned. there'

is the same kharminsky district , part of the special operation was provided by the fighters of the ap, mephedrone caches. yes, they waved to joke and threw it, and alas, not to the site. psychotrope, you know whether the equator zatrymanah in shiullesi revealed the service of a dog. it was established that the man purchased drugs for personal consumption through an online store, and soon received an offer to become wholesale courier. in september. he brought a large batch of psychotropic drugs from a neighboring country in a private car, which i agreed to become in any way on the territory of the capital and the city of borisov, the rest of the figurant hid in a backpack. in his garage, thanks to the actions of the police , thousands of lethal psychotropic drugs did not reach consumers. a criminal case was initiated against the defendant for drug trafficking for the purpose of sale. at the school on a secured route, the inspection of minsk schoolchildren 's socials. they slap the nergulym foot steamers, the duty officer, the tew yards and closer at the children's dances, the fathers l

what would you say-- ap this is your big chance with jen right there. what would you focus on beyond implementing the strategy? what's the thing that seems to be an obstacle for a challenge for cisa to move ahead? ron, we'll start with you again. >> i think one of their biggest challenges is just finding the right team members. they've done tremendously, just, but that's despite a lot of the headwinds that they have as a government agency when it comes to bringing talent on board. now, the cyber security work force is an issue that's a national issue, it's across the federal government and across the private sector and across cisa as well. and i happened to chair the cyber work force subcommittee as part of the feedback and you know, we really are spending a lot of time thinking about how to help reduce that friction like on average, it's like 18 months and for someone to say, hey, i'm interested and you go through the processes and that come on board. now, when you think about, like just an average citizen, trying to find a role or a job, cisa's got to

brussels told people to avoid the city sent back and caught our croatia, moved up to the top of group ap. thanks to a comfortable for one victory. over canada who go out of the tournament. oppenheim forward andre camacho, which ca, edge, scored twice for teresa. this was his 2nd goal and gracious 3rd on 70 minutes. putting the game behind canadas beyond canvas, bridge, or asia are top of the group on 4 points, the same as morocco after beating germany in their opening games pants surprisingly last one nil in cut to costa rican group. e. k. sure, fuller scored the winning golfer costa. rican on 80 minutes. it was their 1st shot on target at this world cup. the result keeps costa rica in the tournament making groupie very interesting. they were worthy winners. dw sports, chris harrington told us, sir. oh, it goes to rico's victory. i think was deserved. they had to even punch their ticket. they had to play a play off to even get in to guitar. and when you, when you look at how they were beat up with their opening match, you know, they become the 1st team in the world cup since 1958 to conc

and taiwan has traditional capabilities ap we've got to make sure that they beef up on the asymmetricalabilities. and intelligence sharing. we've helped ukraine by sharing intelligence, and shared intelligence with the world to forecast what rush schaas with an about to do and derail some of their false flag plans where they wanted to do deception and blame it on the ukrainians because we told the people in advance that this was coming. the russians were caught flat-footed and these are important lessons that apply to taiwan. having said that, this is a different fight. we're not going to see a case where, you know, eight months into the war, america is supplying the taiwans with the kind of continued weapons and ammunition they need to continue the fight. we're not going to be able to just fight this through them. if china invades taiwan and we honor our commitment to come to their defense, a lot of americans will die. that's why it's important that deterrents work in taiwan and that they succeed in china taiwan than it was with ukraine. one place where i think there are a lot of paral

ap s anticipates serving 75 vulnerable adults through it next allocation. in good news the isp for you cultural center released on october 12. we are xoit third degree this press is moving forward and we are happy to share the link with anyone who is interested. i'd like to shout out to cqi and student nurse. they're halfway don with the mobile flu vaccination roll out. given severity of the flu season we are proud ofria and her student nurses for this endeavour am vaccinations are conducted through on sight drop in's in location and door to door visits. over 150 clients have been vaccinated to date. also doing health promotion training at rosa park for residents. why you know vet republican's day is november 11th the c bso will participate in the warrior's hoops for troops night on friday november upon 11 to celebrate veterans. there will be an informational fair before the game the c bs will table. this counted admission ticketers visible you 32 the c bso. and will be the warriors versus the calfs that night. >> that's all i have. >> thank you very much.

they are of course, ap and so on, therefore, uh, that pentagon with uh, new peaks that will appear in it, of course. well, probably, probably, they threaten the national interest, the puck, that's why they are so afraid. they don't want to come in, they don't want to be friends. although, in fact, the united states also needs cooperation based on equality and mutuality. the united states is losing eurasia in our eyes; their policy in relations between russia and china of the countries of the middle east is conducive to consolidation. eurasia without their control without their participation, and this is a fundamental change. uh, global alignment of forces. we're handing over to the news now, and the big game will be back in this studio at 4:50 pm. support for the participants of the special operation and their families should be a priority and this issue needs to be given special attention. vladimir putin recalled during a conversation with governor of the altai territory viktor tomenko that the meeting took place today via videoconference. the head of the region reported on the situa

>> that is what ap is reporting right now. we're are going to refresh and come back and give people an update. host: greta also mentioned virginias seventh, the abigail spanberger and vega race, $24 million has been spent on that race in the d.c. suburbs, 8 million by abigail spanberger and 3 million by yes lee vega. -- yesil vega. back to your phone calls. donald trump is that due to speak at mar-a-lago as well. we will bring that to you live on -- when it happens. from l, oregon on our others line. whyou te for? caller: i am sheila. host: you had three opportunities to vote for governor. who did you pick? caller: i chose tina kotek. i am normally a republican. but ot hpy with the republican party, actually ider independent, but i voted for governor out of pocket, let's say. host: why did you pick tina kotek over christine drazen or ms. johnson? caller: i'm so glad you asked. when i go to look at what they tell us, what therefore, i check way back what they were doing before. i judge my candidates on their morals, character,

our a ap i communities should not have to live in fear of hate and violence. holding offenders a counselable does nopreclude us impelementing vital crib justice reforms as a black and well tino woman it is not theoretical federal mow i seen and felt impacts first hand. criminal justice reform is necessary and a parking lot of why i do this work. as we are making progress on the issues, i'm running for election to continue to veterans my vision for safer san francisco i appreciate in opportunity and ask for your support. thank you. >> i'm joe of [inaudible] and running for san francisco district attorney better than and raised in san francisco. i used to walk the streetings like my son walks today. we all deserve the best version of san francisco our leader bring us. as your da i make this promise you i will bring the san francisco you deserve. we have a choice on november 8. that choice is wlo we are going to elect a da that will fight the crimes and terrorizing our asian community. we have a choice to elect a da that will fight the property crimes that are te

anyway, no one will go to the war to check, and then ten aps can then be sold on the black market.ourse, to make money and the fact that the military flywheel started was obviously a very long time ago, because exactly the same. it has already been launched in africa, asia, south america, many places in the world, but for us it was not so special. interesting to find out. why do americans need afghanistan or syria a. that's when the military money flywheel ended at hand, everything has changed a lot, and until the war does not all the money you want for yourself, all the gears of the military flywheel, the war will end at their request, because if everyone really wanted to end the war. we would have agreed long ago, but in the war in a highly profitable business. the west has already invested too much to change plans now, alexander lukashenko spoke about this last week in yerevan at the summit of the collective security treaty organization to fix this on paper. then, as you say, we saved. and today they say that russia thinks so. yes, we knew what would happen when putin demanded t

david depape, the man ape accused, may have been in the country illegally. department of homeland security revealed that he is likely in u.s. illegally from canada crossing on a b2 visa in 2008. the documents show he had a list of targets beyond speaker pelosi including several other high profile politicians, their families, and a local college professor. he told officers he was on a suicide mission. >> this is a person willing to go to extreme lengths to plan out this attack, to figure out how to get in the house and then to enact violence even in the presence of the police. we know he presents a level of danger that is really as high as it gets. >> we'll continue to follow all the latest developments in the attack on paul pelosi on kpix5, streaming on cbs news bay area and online at kpix.com. let's go to jessica burch. a little chilly outside. >>> it has been pretty chilly. we had a frost advisory in the north bay a little bit earlier. it has expired since 9:00 but into the next couple days, the wind will continue. we are continuing to see temperatures wel

this is just being reported by the ap out of doha. i am sure more is coming up. big game? >> i did not. prayers to the gentleman. >> sandra: thank you very much for joining us. thanks to all of you, i will see you tomorrow. here's "the five." >> greg: i am gregg jarrett, with jessica tarlov. dana perino, jeanine pirro. "the five." >> comes into the box again, an iranian player looking for a penalty. and the game is over! >> greg: i called it. cue the us

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