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it was amazing to be among all the aps workers, das staff in particular. reminded every day how hard they work, flexible and empathic they are. there were great workshops achilles presented at one and [indiscernible] i'm just really heartened by the work we do here, how innovative we are and i just appreciate all you and just want to send a special shout out to the aps team who i got it know better, so thank you for that. also, a few weeks ago i was asked to attend a round table with speaker emeritus pelosi who i kept referring to as my forever speaker, and it was at the dr. davis senior center and it was really addressing issues facing older adults and it was really wonderful. it was live-streamed and she had it on her social media. she had it all over social media and just say that the-here i'm in boston walking around not with a conference. i was walking downtown going to get lunch and minding my own business, and this guy stops me and says, hey, don't you run something in san francisco? i'm like, what? first i said no, because i don't know you and i do

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is that the great apes they used to be 20 species of great apes and they moved up north when it was warmurope and then it got cold and the only apes that survives were ones who developed uric acid, which enabled them to eat to eat. >> okay, well, we're well done . >> okay, well, we're well done. >> okay, well, we're well done. >> i don't know if either of you have truly covered this story properly it's the you properly because it's the you know, there's an argument. well, traditionally, it's been thought that the cradle of humanity was africa . now 1.5 million years africa. now 1.5 million years before the apes that we have seen in history that humans evolved from, we're now seeing those apes that are the precursors to them originating actually more in europe . actually more in europe. >> oh, no, no, no. this that's not that's that's what this story says. >> that's what this says. >> that's what this story says. but is, that but the actual truth is, is that the great it's kind of it kind of helped in europe because because some great apes went up to they up to europe. they to they went u

. >> remember tarzan the man raised by apes? >> he's tarzan? you're jane?[hollering] >> there's been dozens of films and novels about tarzan living like an ape but our next guest that is created the tarzan movement a cultural and fitness movement to embrace their inner gorilla. >> it's important to not forget you are an animal. we come from the ape family and i think it's time to recognize the animal side. >> founder of the movement victor calls it a play ground and types people to walk on all fours swing on trees and live like an ape. victor joins us now. why do human beings need to reconnect to their animal roots? >> well, it is something not to be missed in my opinion. i mean it's such an amazing part of our self. there is a driven energy from that something to awake, something to keep functional something that we have lost in the modern life. so that's my opinion, something. it's a way to reconnect with that strength, with that and be able to be functional but have fun at the same time to make it together to make it in nature. so it's basically that's t

global advance ape question this global advance ape question mark later this year, bletchley will host a conference on safety. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm hugh ferris. most of spain's world cup winning squad have decided to end their strike... returning to play for the national team after the country's football federation said it would make �*immediate and profound changes�* to its structure. now only two of the players called up despite their boycott of the team say they won't play in the nations league matches against sweden and switzerland following a series of meetings that ran through to the early hours of wednesday morning at the squad's training camp near valencia. those two are barcelona's patri guijarro and mapi leon, neither of whom played at the world cup. translation: it is a fact the situation is _ translation: it is a fact the situation is different - translation: it is a fact the situation is different to - translation: it is a fact the situation is different to the i translation: it is a fact the | situation is different to the rest of our colleagues. we know i

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troop delta, 1st squadron, 4th cavalry, 1st infantry division on june 18th, 1968, near the village of apblic of vietnam. on this date, first lieutenant taylor commanded a light fire team of two cobra helicopter gunships scrambled on a nighttime mission in response to an urgent call for aerial fire support from a four-man, long-range patrol team. upon arrival, first lieutenant taylor found the patrol team surrounded and heavily engaged by a larger viet cong force. he immediately requested illumination rounds and supporting artillery to assist with identifying the enemy positions. despite intense enemy groundfire, he flew at a perilously low altitude, placing a devastating volume of aerial rocket and machine gun fire on the enemy forces encircling the friendly patrol. for over approximately 45 minutes, first lieutenant taylor and his wingman continued to make low-level, danger-close attack runs on the surroundingco enemy positions. when enemy fire increased from the village of ap go cong, he requested artillery rounds with lower illumination altitudes be fired on that portion of the villag

i think certainly the bored ape probably will hold its value over time. paul: unlike, say, jozef israels' erstwhile masterwork pancake day, which fetched more than one million pounds in 1895, $1 billion or more today depending on how you convert prices. israel's largest painting at auction in recent years brought $35,000. just one of countless examples that illustrate what philosopher barbara herrnstein smith calls the contingencies of value. >> value is not fixed, inherent , objective, and part of objects. but the product of numerous interactions between people and things in their universe. it's contingent in the sense that what affects those interactions changes. the question is always going to be, will it continue to be valued over time? not will it continue to have value over time. paul: and thus, for the investment value of art we've learned to prize, from leonardo and rembrandt to israels, van gogh, and picasso bacon, warhol, a bored ape. time will tell if we fickle mortals will continue valuing them as we do today. amna: on behalf of the newshour t

and we will continue to work on aps formula -- on a peace formula and an overall summit. thank you for all of these points and for all of these 575 days. thank you. reporter: are you confident congress will support your efforts to get the supplemental aid? did you get any assurances? pres. biden: [indiscernible] --the u.s. congress. there is no alternative. thank you. are we ready? pres. zelenskyy: thank you so much. >> thank you toward china. his remarks are about 35 minutes.

i taught ap history. in debate. career tech ed work in not just the traditional ones like welding or carpentry, but culinary, healthcare, all the new work, the made in america work. i heard steve's presentation here. we had a manufacturing renaissance in the country because of joe biden, because of the work on the inflation reduction act and the infrastructure work. why don't we create these hi career paths starting in high school so when kids feel like there's something there for them, they see something, they feel it, and what's my data point? 94% of kids who go to qualified programs graduate from high school on time. a 70% go to college. so let's make school fun and interesting, and engaging, and lure kids back because those numbers, that's the same in terms of charters, the same in terms of privates. doug harris just did a big study that shows the school enrollment issues have not really -- they are fairly small, they decrease the school enrollment. but this issue of ensuring kids feel agency and connection, tha

as we projected, this shift resulted in a increase in aps case loads. the program is receiving about 1100 more reports of abuse annually. even as aps continues to rise to the challenges posed by this increase, the program remains focused using data informed practice and delivering equitable high quality services. we will continue work in this year to develop regular analysis of program data, including services and outcomes to support high level program strategy and individualized staff coaching to improve services. so, those are just some of the highlight from each goal, but you see from the report that we have a lot of things happening, and again, it is really impressive the amount of work das does. >> yes. thank you director dearman. are there comments from commissioners? commissioner lum. >> good morning director. >> good morning. >> on the goal 3, you mention that the waiving of the fees has enabled additional applicants to apply for these positions that health services providers. are we waiving the fees only, and we are not waiving the process in w

the white house put out a statement saying: for more on this, i spoke withjean lee, the former ap pyongyangchief and co—host of the bbc podcast, the lazarus heist. thank you for being back on the programme. first of all, what's the significance of this potential deal between two countries that really are becoming even more isolated on the world stage? i think you laid it out. if the two leaders do meet and arrange a deal of some sort, this is a deal that is possibly going to help the russian president extend that war in ukraine by supplying him with munitions that he desperately needs, and in exchange, possibly, food that north korea needs, but beyond that, quite possibly technology that north korea needs to take its weapons programme to the next level, and that certainly has implications that have a far greater reach because it is about nuclear proliferation and so it may be that the leaders meet, they hold a high level summit, lots of pomp, lots of propaganda, but it will be interesting to see what they say about any deals that come out of that. i have a feeling they are not going not adm

the original "planet of the apes" movie. [ laughter ] >> we do. all the time. we'll text.text a line, you know. >> jimmy: like what would be a choice line from the movie you'd text tracy? >> "tell me, taylor, where is your nest at?" [ laughter ] then he'll text back, "thank god for calling me taylor." >> jimmy: dr. zay, yeah. >> "i know who i am, who are you, how in hell did this upside down civilization --" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so good. >> over and over. for years watching it over and over. >> jimmy: did you have the action figures? >> i was too old to get them. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, okay. >> i talked my little brother into getting them. [ laughter ] "we should get those planet of the ape toys, man." then i would play with them. >> jimmy: i know you're a "star trek" fan as well. at one time you were going to be in a "star trek" movie? weren't you? >> you know which one it was? the one where they go to san francisco, they get the whale -- >> jimmy: a funny one. >> i was going to be the one that they met when they got to san francisco. and i was like, no, i want

jean lee, former ap pyongyang bureau chief and current co—host of the bbc podcast the lazarus heist,k you. talks between russia's vladimir putin and turkish president recep tayyip erdogan to revive the black sea grain initiative ended without a deal. turkey helped broker the original agreement alongside the united nations in 2022. russia backed out of injuly. russia backed out of that deal injuly. putin wants obstacles removed for russia's own food and fertilizer exports and returning access to the swift financial transaction system to re—enter the deal. ukraine has claimed a russian dried landed in romania but romania denies version of events. it is not the first time they have made such accusations. ukraine originally claimed it was a russian missile but it turned out to be a likely ukrainian drone. ukraine's accusation on the battlefield comes as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is shaking up military leadership, dismissing his defense minister 0leksii reznikov. mr reznikov confirmed monday that he will leave the post, saying on social medai that he had submitted his resign

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tuesday do it, and we've just gotten the prosecution's filing via the public docket and tonight the apg on some of its contents saying prosecutors still maintain all of the defendants together citing efficiency and fairness, quote, holding several lengthy trials instead would create an enormous strain on the resources over the county superior court and randomly have the defendants tried later. joining me now to discuss this breaking news is mary mccord, former acting assistant attorney general for national security at the doj and co-host of the msnbc podcast "prosecuting donald trump." mary, let me first get your reaction to the prosecution's reaction and explanation of how and why all 19 defendants should be tried together, that it is about fairness and resources and efficiency. >> well, i understand that desire because no prosecutor wants to do 19 separate trials or really even five or six separate trials involving the same evidence and basically the same facts, and so i think -- and mind you yiesk not gotten to actually see the filing because it really hit the books, i guess, so i'm

ap japanese history ap french history. but there is no education or value to labor and genius that helped build this country. that's problematic. anybody who says that needs an education? absolutely. absolutely. but yeah, this this idea of improvization struck by that because we're on the other side of a pan. well, we're still going through a pandemic and the church is being forced to rethink how it presents all familiar themes. tell me about love and justice. in the book you talk a lot about love and justice and you insist that we have to have them both. you can't have one without the other. so the first chapter is linking love and justice, which are two important values, values that we need not only personally also in the civic arena. if we would make our policies rooted in love and justice we would have different policies. so in america we have this sentimental love, you know, love without justice is sentimentality. justice without love becomes legalism or brutality but when you marry love and justice, they walk down th

i am basing this purely on what the ap is reporting.gether as possible. but i do think it is unrealistic here for a number of reasons to think all 19 can go to trial on october 23rd. first, five have pending motions, well, for have pending motions to remove, one as a motion to remove that has just been decided against him, that is mark meadows, that is now up on appeal in the 11th circuit. the 11th circuit have set a briefing schedule. five defendants might not even be going to trial in the state, the state court. they might be removed through federal court or at least have a shot at the, and that might not be decided finally through appeals by october 23rd. the other issue is that you have people who have asserted their speedy trial. that is kenneth chesebro and sidney powell, and others have not asserted that speedy trial right and might want to have more time to prepare, so to force them to go to trial on such a really rapid clock here. october 23rd is just around the corner. that could really infringe on their due process rights. i

first of all, your thoughts on this latest news on this ap african american studies in your state? inviting me. you are correct, there is only one side of slavery. when you talk about the holocaust, native american genocide, or japanese internment, there are no opposing viewpoints. we all agree that those were immoral. we believe that the u.s. government was incorrect, the u.s. government was incorrect to do those atrocities. the nazi government was incorrect for leading holocaust. but somehow when it comes to slavery, the search for two sides, or opposing views is a discussion among many on the right. >> professor, governor desantis pledged one point $1 million for security at the -- where the jacksonville gunman stopped before going on a rampage. in a tweet, florida former florida state democratic senator audrey gibson called that, quote, blood money. what is your reaction? >> it's, again, we see -- the argument is about desantis's policies in the last few years. this anti-woke agenda, the attack on ap african american studies, i think, is creating a climate, or a chilling effect

preventer cannon, thank you for being here, first of all, your thoughts on this latest knows about apudies in your state? >> thank you jonathan for inviting me. and you are correct. there is one lee one side of slavery. when you talk about the holocaust, native american genocide, or japanese internment, there are no opposing viewpoints. we agreed that they were a moral. we believe that the u.s. government was incorrect, the u.s. government was incorrect to do those atrocities. the that's a government was correct and leaving the holocaust. but somehow when it comes to slavery, the search for two sides, or opposing views is a discussion among many on the right. >> professor, governor desantis pledged one point $1 million for security and at the waters university, that historically black college when the jackson bill government stop before going on a rampage. in a tweet, florida democratic senator, audrey gibson, called that quote, blood money. what is your reaction? >> the argument is about desantis's policies in the last few years. this anti-woke agenda, the attack on ap african americ

pretending to an ape and this is in the to be an ape and this is in the independent, which isn't reallyare too lazy to newspaper. to even print the newspaper. they're don't to even print the newspaper. they'|why don't to even print the newspaper. they'|why including: know why we're including them. i guess guess are we guess it's i guess why are we including them anyway? okay, we'll it's called we'll include it. it's called the movement and this guy the tarzan movement and this guy who's from cuba moves who's from he's from cuba moves to spain. and he wants people to get on all fours and to act like monkeys . and it must be a really monkeys. and it must be a really slow news day if this is no , i slow news day if this is no, i think this is like the way society is going. >> it's about dropping out >> it's all about dropping out and from rat and getting away from the rat race. and then read race. and then you read that he's social media and he's a hit on social media and he's a hit on social media and he's followers, he's got 200,000 followers, which spiritual . well, i which is so spirit

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it uses an aps system, a ground—level power supply system.nection with bordeaux goes back to charles�*s 12th century ancestor, and is still home to around 39,000 british expats. earlier in the day he had visited a vineyard, one of bordeaux's very famous, very exclusive vineyards. the reason was that this vineyard is organic, and with king charles�*s organic, and with king charles�*s organic credentials, it made it very obvious destination him. so once he has created some of the people, the crowds and the families that have come out to meet him and the queen. i do apologise, the camera is swinging around. he will also, we understand, go on to visit one of france's unesco world heritage sites and he will also be visiting a forest site. this again just ties in very nicely with king charles, because they are testing climate change methodology. also speaking to some of the firefighters that have battled the wildfires in the region. you can't really see them in the crowd. let's move on. as ukraine faces a second winter of war, it's suffering heavy

ap headline, the judge halts, parentings to be fold if kids change pronouns. it's the rainbow club.or fifth grade. these are 4-year-old to 5th grade. lgbtq for 4-year-olds. you think, what in the world is going on out there? >> this has been going on for a long time, unfortunately. people had the impression this kind of indoctrine nation justed. a parents got a look into half the happening in the schools during covid. unfortunately, people were listening to their kids classes from the dinner table. unfortunately, this kind of culture where schools and other institutions like family courts they feel empowered to kind of ignore parents, push parents to the side. because they have this culture idea that experts are in charge. it's the same idea. experts are in charge. it doesn't parents who love their children and know their children individually. what's important is the experts say. schools, especially bad. there's no direct mechanism, states are passing school choice programs because of this. there's no direct mechanism where you cut the salary of these people. that's the only thing

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. >>> and rihanna and a$ap rocky have introduced the newest member of their family.s the couple's second son after older brother riz za was born in 2022. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with president biden visiting the united nations to make the case for the rest of the world to continue its support for ukraine in its ongoing war against russia. the president spoke before the united nations general assembly and urged world leaders to remain united and stand with the people of ukraine against russia's illegal war. ukraine's president zelenskyy also appeared in person for the first time since the war began to warn that unless russia is stopped, ukraine won't be the last country to face this kind of aggression. zelenskyy will travel later this week to right here in washington to visit the white house and capitol hill in a bid for continued funding and weapons from congress. cbs's nancy cordes reports tonight from the un

wounded, over 160 others also died during a terrorist attack just outside kabul's international airport ap gate, where thousands gathered for weeks in a desperate attempt to get past multiple taliban taliban checkpoints. they were our security, after ad all, and there were others were trying to flee the country forever. thers it's insane.y when you when you know what wefo knew about that attackreve was pending and effectively different elements at different times were told to stand down. d clinging, departing airplanes, their bodies falling from the sky. >> and just as this carnage unfolded, we're now learningheir this is new bureaucrats from biden's departments from of deft at the same time were allegedly houndinghe and that's a quote, top military officials about a climatg e change initiative. that's according to emails initi obtained by thate daily wire. you see, the climate cult never stops and demanded stops actionl as our soldiers on the groundid in the dirt in those channels g an. abandoned meanwhile, and it continues this week, our commander in chief commemorated this horrific with

idris, from the ap news agency of the good skeleton , i had a meeting in tehran before. they got to know each other, and i think that we also agree with their opinion we were able to have useful discussions with each other, but what has been done recently is a violation of the agreements that three european countries had , and in this regard, the positions of the germans, who recently took over their shops , were not the right ones, and also the islamic republic. he wants to avoid inspection . so far, there has been good cooperation with the atomic energy agency of iran and the agency. do you know that 15 watts have been announced by the atomic energy agency so far, that the islamic republic of iran has no tolerance for nuclear measures and that it is completely an industry, iran is peaceful. it is related and relative to people who may take actions that may lose the trust of the islamic republic of iran in their own nature as inspectors , there is no problem with the principle of inspection, and the islamic republic of iran will also be distrustful of the elements of th

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i'm sure you saw the ap story about absenteeism among students.ss the country, students have been absent at record rates since schools reopened during the pandemic. more than a quarter of students missed at least 10% of the 2021-2022 school year, making them chronically absent. before the pandemic, only 15% of students missed that much school. all told, an estimated 6.5 million additional students became chronically absent," according to the date of the ap found. what's causing that? guest: there are several things. what's interesting is that in 2021-2022, we did $5 million worth of grants for back-to-school and a lot of our members went doorknocking to get kids back to school. and we heard from people who said, and kids who said, i have to work, high school kids. and others who said, well, i really don't want to take tests anymore. and others who were just disconnected. and so one of the things that the washington post, after that story, said, is maybe we should do community schools. wrap services around schools. make the school the center of com

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