network 41% signals have ap s. in 2021, we did have a goal in the vision zero okay strategy to have 40% of signals with ap s and i'm glad to report we have met that goal. but of course we are not going to rest we are always trying to add more throughout the city as much as we can. part of upcoming projects adding over 100 locations with ap s part of street scapor traffic signal muni forward projects. so,ment to discuss the requirements. that are needed before we can install an ap s in an intersection. we need pedestrian count down at an intersection first the aps button uses the walk indications of the significant until to know when to community bh the walk signal is on on mason and union this is an intersection lacking the count downs. and also when we add it we add additional wiring under the street. and sometimes the infrastructure at an intersection is so old that -- the pipes that hold the wires are the fuller damaged and can't accept new wiring. we need to excavate the street in order to add. and also when we

[applause] honestly my friend oscar, he said you're an ape. you can't be an ape.t. totally still. top marks. >> stephen: what animal, what's his name, nicholas? >> damian: nicholas elliott. >> stephen: what animal was he? >> damian: because of the double life, he felt to me he was birdlike. there was a bit of a peacock about nicholas elliott, someone who liked telling dirty limericks. that was a big thing of his in real life. he loved being in the bar and entertaining with dirty limericks. sort of a peacock, the feathers fanned, couple of whiskeys in. then there was something very hawk-like, eagle like about him, very watchful and attentive. so he was two birds for me. i try to narrow it down to one with each character. and then the interesting thing, the interesting anthropomorphic thing about studying an animal is how do you actually integrate that into you physically without people -- >> stephen: saying he's doing a bird. >> damian: why is that spy walking around like a peacock? 'cause that's weird. it's about how you integrate it. but bury it. >> stephen: how

and could soon give marco, caesar and their fellow-chimps enough space to go ape in the wild!>> human beings have already drained and so destroyed ten percent of the world's marshlands. but when intact, these store five times more co2 than forests. so it's high time to refill the swamps. >> deep in the heart of virginia's marshes with the manager of this nature reserve, chris lowie. he's trying to undo two centuries of destruction. back then, the swamp was supposed to be made usable for logging and farming. cypress and pine trees were valuable building material and were cut down. parts of the wetlands were drained. the protected area is 500 square kilometers in size and chris lowie's task is to bring back the water. lake drummond is central to this. it must maintain its water level. >> if we were to allow the lake to be drawn down, then that means it's going to bring more water the land into this bowl of the lake. and so, by keeping the lake level up to a level ... it will hopefully keep the groundwater level up around the perimeter of the lake. >> 250 years ago, slaves had to

and amc shares, which means going short amc, long ape and that's definitely a tough position to be inoday. however, ceo adam aaron is concerned. he took to twitter yesterday to almost beg for help by writing, "amc must be in a position to raise equity capital i repeat, to protect amc shareholder value over the long term we must be able to raise equity capital." and that's because amc needs to -- needs the kfrg to boost liquidity and boost debt after theaters were closed during the pandemic aron says they could run out of cash next year or by 2025. so amc currently has filed a new, more narrow version of the settlement just over the weekend, which it hopes will address the court's concerns worst case, though, if the company can't convert these ape shares back into amc common shares, amc might be forced to issue even more ape shares to cover its upcoming cash requirements and then this whole dilution cycle starts all over again. guys >> it is going to be quite the case study in terms of how all this plays out, kristina not to mention the fact that you could see long-term impact from som

but >> is the ap argument wave-able? >> i guess. we have not and we didn't wave it. >> it is it something to waver? >> i don't think it is a wave of, all it will be wave-able but i think the court has often distinguished between waiver of a claim and waiver of an argument in support of a claim for on apa provisions to butter arguments with making all along -- >> as it was not a jurisdictional problem that is believable? >> the court has addressed this is a question of subject matter. i think just as we could raise a question of jurisdiction for the first time in this court, the court had granted to decide a marriage question, if we had never challenged restrictions before we came in and argued, were actually have no jurisdiction here. the court will take the case. >> what is a language of seven for the use of u.s. jurisdiction? >> the language of 704 -- >> preliminary procedure or any agency action, we had that discussion earlier. >> that by its terms which is andres but the court the reviews the final agency decisions will be the o

not clear if any of the ap el would apply it all. and third andtimately, we agree witmy client that the ap does not stricter structured anymore. cpa does that is ultimately what the government wod be saying, that co granted the jurisdiction and 13 31 and the scc act did not take it away ten years later in a different provision they not talk about jurisdiction really. congress stripped this e of jurisdictio we don't think that - >> second delay, i want you to explain how you thought the interacted operly with the playing r of the atutes? >> we would start with the text of the atute don't think that the thunder basin factors would be ant and thinking about whe congress actually intended torip jurisdiction. forexample, when you're lkg about collateral in the agency doesn't have a case to address why not be unusual to think thgress forced administrative proceeding to before gettingjudicial view in that. and the, respect we think the factors can inform the courts anys of what congress intended. and supplement subjects real inquiry. - it's

the ap taking off the gloves a little bit. it's unavoidable.ee the headlines every day gershkovich u-haul does studies, san francisco within any other city in the country, this was the shining juul of california, more people moved out of the great city than any other city in the country, for all the reasons that we talked about. crime, homelessness and the deep blue state and deeply city like san francisco they fired the district attorney. this is unthinkable things. this is california and general that's where the exodus is happening, where are they going, florida, red state, texas red state, tennessee, red state, south carolina red state. that is the way it is working at this point we talked about the presidential election in the last block. republican should be humoring this home. they want the country to look like california, illinois and new york or florida, texas, south carolina, tennessee where everybody is movie where taxes are lower, crime is lower in education is better. if you make it a choice between that i don't see how you could lo

and what do you make of the re brand and 8 on masks plan was for a super ap. yeah, it's not a new concept from a lot most even before he noted the idea of buying twitter, he had a quote for this idea of a super ap x, the everything up. you already have the name in mind. and he had talked to it being some sort of a spin out with twitter or bundling in twitter. and again, this is even before he was at police and supplying the platform, i bought it, it was something that we've seen expressed it on the cards act. seems to be brown, but he himself is quite at keen on space x being the name of his space technology company and. and it has been rolled out kind of again like a lot of things happening with twitter late night and nightstands on a weekend. and then some mail things are uh, moving into file space of the moon day. so what we're seeing today is the ex logo being rolled down on the platform as on the almost own page. the twitter account is now an ex logo, but it's still called twitter. and the buttons on the site still say trees. and that's something that's r

if you took four ap courses in your school only offered five, that is going to have more weight thanedif they -- than if they offered 10. where kids come from and how they were able to excel or be extraordinary within that particular context. we do not know the race or gender of a student when they apply. we do know something about their neighborhood, their social and economic background and what they disclose on their essays. it is looking at opportunity structures and doing the best to evaluate their success within the context of what was offered to them during their high school career. kristen: and doing it that i think you have varying levels of success at the different uc campuses to maintain the diversity you are looking for that reflexive population. >> we are still not where we need to be in the university of california. as an example, about 56% of graduating seniors this past spring would have been from the latino community. we are at about 22% latino students within the system, systemwide. obviously it's not a perfect system. but we've gotten much better. we've been much be

they appeared before house oversight subcommittee to give a first-hand account a few aps and discuss national security government transparency and reporting on the unexplained phenomena. [background noises] >> 's subcommittee on unidentified anomalous phenomena or you aps will come to order. welcome everyone. without objection each or may declare a racist at any time. edition of that objection the public members are waived onto the subcommittee for the purpose of participating in today's hearing. mr. birx of tennessee, ms. aoc in new york and tennessee. without objection so ordered. for today's subcommittee hearing wrote chair and ranking member will have 10 minutes for opening remarks we may both be giving some of those minutes to other members of our party. i'm not going to recognize myself for 10 minutes. i'm actually going to try get out of here in about four and give it some my friends over here. good morning welcome to thes mostly session at the most exciting subcommittee in congress this week the subcommittee on national security of the border in foreign affairs for discussion

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bored ape and they are passionate about being part of this community. it is, bringing cream unity -- community and content creator together. shery: are you going to increase your presence in japan given what you're telling us? daniel: because we have community members everywhere in the world it is important for us to bring committee memories together and support them. so we are obviously going to have an important presence here in tokyo as well as everywhere around asia. we just announced two weeks ago that we are having our annual community event called apefest, which we've done twice in the united states. the next will be in hong kong in november. asian-pacific is an incredibly important market for us and an incredibly vibrant community that we want to support and bring together. haidi: you have no doubt been following cases as well as we know that the artist's filing to appeal to the second circuit after that was initially decided against him in terms of the violation of potential trademark from -- held by ms. is this a legal area not to mention the

. >> do you believe that you aps pose a potential threat to our security? >> yes. here is why. the technology that we face was superior to anything that we have. >> reporter: but, david brush, his allegations of the government cover up was headline news had the most shocking testimony. >> we met with people with direct knowledge of nonhuman origin craft? >> personally interviewed those individuals. >> if you believe we have crashed craft as stated earlier, do we have the bodies of the pilots of this craft? >> as i have stated publicly in my interview, biologics came with some of these recoveries. >> where the human or nonhuman biologics? >> nonhuman. that was the assessment of people with direct knowledge on the program i talked to that are currently still on the program. >> the take away for me today is that there was no real physical evidence being presented. >> reporter: dr. seth, of the seti institute believes there is extra terrestrial life somewhere, just not here. >> it is all, you know, witness testimony which is not great evidence for just about anything. >> reporter:

you don't have ap courses.ley at one time, half the black students in california could not qualify because they did not go to a school with ap courses that could get your grade point average above 4.0. >> while we have a little bit of time, many democrats have been criticizing the supreme court for being too conservative, out of touch with ericans. there is a group of senates and house democrats that have reintroduced a bill that would add four seats to the supreme court. president biden does not seem to support this. is this something you would support? rep. scott: i think we have to go through the normal process and elect presidents who can make the appointments. the problem with adding people, adding four justices to the supreme court, is if the next president is elected, he will add five justices of the supreme court and it will just keep owing and growing depending on how many you need to get a majority. we lost the election in 2016. we have been paying for that ever since. we need the court to actually ru

the ap writing about san s francisco and otheanr big cities and the need to diversify or die talkinghe economy economically. a big piecd e of the puzzle woud be enforcing the law.fo meanwhile here ircs a new crime-fighting focus for somebody else miss jen during other people. almost half of millennialha surveyed said that should bet a crime. a few things to unpack.w from theth ap story let me reada passage that i think is devastating not just to san francisco but the state of california and progressive governments broadly at large. here is the quote, san francisc has become the prime example of what downtown shouldn't look like, they get crime-ridden it in various stages of decay.st in truth it's onage of many city across the u.s. whose downtown is rocketing with the post pandemic wake-up call diversify or die. that is a bleak assessment.oa probably a correct assessment i'm not sure whadlt theyi' meanf diversify, the ap taken off the gloves a little bit, it's. unavoidable you see the headlines every day. joe: you see the numbers, youy hold the studies they found the san francisco mor

look at the arc about what happened with the taking away ap african american study., he's no longer have an ability to teach this kind of higher order skills, and the impact to place. now, with the affirmative action decision, the court like desantis is trying to whitewash this history, and pretend that the effects of racism the longer exist. so all of this paper together, it's a very despicable rewriting of history, to pretend that slavery wasn't so bad. and i can't even say that it is so nonsense. and that the flex effects of slavery have been, you know, far remedied since that point. so it is an attempt to freeze the, any kind of civil rights of people who are not white men right now. the same is true in terms of what has happened with lgbtq people. it is a very obnoxious way to say we are stopping the advancement of diversity. so in terms of the ripple effects in high school, it's one more thing that we will have to deal with. on top of dealing with loneliness, learning loss, and all of the literacy issues. we are going to have -- regardless of what the law is. a

perhaps particularly aping their proposals that are coming — aping their proposals that are coming fromugh one for rishi sunak, if you go back to the admittedly very brief part on trust they were — admittedly very brief part on trust they were arguing for the opposite. they were — they were arguing for the opposite. they were arguing for non—intervention and freedom for their— non—intervention and freedom for their market to determine its own approach — their market to determine its own approach. rishi sunak has to decide whether— approach. rishi sunak has to decide whether he... he probably is intuitively _ whether he... he probably is intuitively on that wing, if you like. — intuitively on that wing, if you like. of— intuitively on that wing, if you like, of the conservative party but there _ like, of the conservative party but there will— like, of the conservative party but there will be other arguments coming from the _ there will be other arguments coming from the other side. perhaps even coming _ from the other side. perhaps even coming from the chancellorjeremy hunt that— coming

new ap poll shows just 34% of americans approve of president biden's handling of the economy.ing to convince americans they are wrong and the economy is in good shape because of him, how do you think that will work out? >> i don't think it will work. he is saying the economy is fantastic and bidenomics is a working policy position and that americans can count on that for four more years, if he wins again. what is happening, everything is more expensive. talk about hispanic voters, amazing amount of pushback going on. people who voted for trump last time planning to vote for him again and hispanics are swinging by margin of 18 points and majority hispanic precincts. this is not something he can talk about karine jean-pierre makes it seem like, if we talk about it, americans are tired of talk. >> carley: trump raked in 35 million in donations second quarter, which is hard to ignore. do you think the other gop candidates can make up ground? i know there is time, but he is consistently been the front runner, do you think it is a foregone conclusion it is biden and trump or is ther

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. >> ainsley: in miami, long-time employee of president trump mar-a-lago estate is set to ap appear. prosecutorial fiction. we do not expect to hear from the president today as he continues his beach vacation in delaware. he is taking 10 days off. >> two hours from now, we expect to hear from devin archer. today it is what should we expect from devin archer. on one hand, this is someone who would have intimate knowledge of henry tenon's business dealings. he had a close relationship with hunter. it is evidence by this text exchange between devin archer and hunter biden that was revealed. >> joey: i will act my best here, the judge threw out my conviction today and hunter biden text back thank god, i'm so happy for you, i know it has been a living hell. put it behind you and take great steps forward. this is important here. love you. archer says love you, brother. very much man, these blank people, i swear to god, i'm making sure i'm nots saying these words out loud here. we'll have the last laugh. i know, can i please come see you now that i'm not a felon, don't answer that, when and

look eyes. love here is the scientist darwin claims that love made an ape man out of an ape.ove there, it was here that people went into the world and, you know, arshins. now i know, i'm a glass. last pack hold on thank you health will be angry. she generally says that i am this, like his mitya, all of them oh, this is me, and you say that and my pressure jumps only from the climate. well, right at the lesson everything became bad with a rash, it itched rather. remember not all camp memories drowned 21 years 25 minutes parking lot shouted the conductor. zakhar went to the checkout. he needed to cover his tracks. and then get to know the barmaid, but he loves her, and here dima understands that he needs to choose either love or instinct. smart smart said, but feeding the family with a thread will work, no. who are you sitting with? i'm not just a senior authority tul. i can say, the minister of the interior is all olkhovka, what is your profession? well, i can be a driver, so i could be a security guard. i heard that skorobogatov is rich here. maybe he needs people. he is the

i teach ap and honors economics in pittsburgh, pennsylvania.al well-being to me is knowing that i can be free to do the things that i love to do. i hope when i retire someday, they say, that guy made this place a special place to come to school and gave as much as he could to help the community. goli, taste your goals. flicks welcome back. is gender transition treatment appropriate for underage children? congressional sr. correspondent has more tonight. >> republicans want to protect kids from adults. >> this is the mutilated cessation of children and it should be prohibited. the care is anything but affirming and caring and language matters. >> cole was born female, she was a tomboy and began transitioning at 12. she took puberty blockers and testosterone. at age 17, she wanted to go back but she says she is changed no matter what. >> my voice will be deeper, my nose longer, my bone structure masculine analyzed. my fertility unknown. i look in the mirror sometimes and i feel like a monster. >> the theories were wrong. >> democrats were outrage

ap reports there is something that is unknown out there. >> i think to stick our head in the sand intore. >> is absolutely wrong to measure from schumer. just one of hundreds of proposed additions to an already packed and da. the nation's annual defense bill working its way through both the house. and the senate. wildlife workers still trying to track down the little otter has been wrestling boards away from surfers. this is santa cruz. >> she was born in captivity. tagged. it seems pretty cute. but wildlife officials insist she is a public safety risk. if they capture she would taken captive at the monterey aquarium, which would be too bad, but they would examine her and decide after that. what to do. local marine experts say she began stealing surfboards about 2 years ago. this is video from september of last year. we don't know if this is the same otter but cure was definitely after somebody surfboard. well, i mean, obviously she's a little aggressive, but she wants that surfboard. i and hate year, sort of penned up somewhere. no, i she'll be okay. but that wraps kron. 4 at 10 o'clo

products bought a couple of one of his shots were fired by the presidential gods out against this, but the ap with asked us to keep them away from the presidential apollo. so we did see the president, so you put them out to tweets, which dates have deleted the say not the, but with the president is okay. and if somebody is okay. yeah, well, uh, but that the warning that day the uh, the crew uh the crew make, i should go back to that the products and stop by the acts. we have also seen heavy statements from echo, as also a you demanding the immediate and conditional release of the present moment very soon. but for now is a bit of confusion in a comp to in the i mean no movement inside this evening that we can confirm indic capital because citizens, many people have been home, its wild fires have left a trail of scorched across the mediterranean croatia, portugal turkey, and spain canary islands have all suffered was death toll. however, as in all jerry, i went fine as a team. at least 34 lives. dozens of flies also binding across southern instantly, including the island of sicily, where temper

times in the prison in florida where he is serving his sentence and we are getting this news on the apondition but to remind you, back in 2018, larry nasser was sentenced to up 2018, larry nasser was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing young female athletes including 0lympic medallists who were entrusted in his care so that breaking news coming to us from the ap news agency that larry nasser has been stabbed multiple times in the prison in florida where he is serving his sentence. any developments on that story will bring to you. the bbc is meeting the metropolitan police today to discuss allegations that an unnamed presenter, paid a teenager for explicit pictures. the sun newspaper has reported that the presenter called the young person involved twice after it published its story. downing street has said the government will keep a close watch on the handling of the claims. charlotte gallagher reports. another day of allegations, another day of pressure. notjust for this male presenter but for the bbc itself. today bosses from the corporation are meeting with th

out to again, since put the ap with us to keep them away. uh, probably presidential apollo, so we did see the presidents. they put them out to tweets, which dates had deleted the saying that the but the president is okay. and if somebody is okay. yeah. well, i bought that one in that day. the uh, the cool uh, the cubic i said should go back to that product and stop by the acts. we have also seen heavy statements from echo as that also a u. d. mind in the immediate and conditional release of the present moment very soon, but for now is a bit of confusion in the kept on the, i mean, no movement decide this evening that we can confirm in the capital because citizens, many people i've been home a person was democratically elected to tell us more, does he still enjoy public support? now it's that's a bit of a mixed one because uh, he was democratically elected back in 2021. when he came into power, i would say so much optimism. i, you know, i enjoy, i'm promise for the country. don't forget, this is a country of about 26200000 people and lots of

extinction. participants to us to count by supplies for 15 minutes and sending their results by an ap the day through a whole domestically post on to the right people to check those records. and then the records end up in a numerous data set where we can, you know, do all this fantastic conservation in science. conservationists type that data will help them in their efforts to preserve batch fly populations for generations to come. all right, you're up to date up next dw reporter. i've song health preserve life fee and heritage tutoring. i'll be of times enjoyed take care of the you. how many platforms can you handle single tenuously.

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we haven't heard from him since ap the north korean, what do you think they do with him, leverage himhow unfortunate is this, neil. when tensions are so high, this soldier likely under some distress makes a decision to do this. you know, given the fact that he's spent a couple of months in a south korean jail for a criminal offense and the united states army was sending him home and likely facing some kind of disciplinary action and the possibility of a less than honorable discharge from the military is what we normally do when somebody, you know, commits a felony, and i would suspect that that is causing him a huge stress in terms of facing the reality of that and his family and his friends. i don't know, i'm just speculating. he may be running from that more than actually running to south korea. he's trying to avoid, you know, facing the emotions of all of that. listen, this is an american citizen, an american soldier and we've got to get him back regardless of what his motivations were. let's just assume he was under a lot of stress and made a bad decision, that's not a factor here

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