>> reporter: it's "planet of the apes" back and bigger than ever.s. >> this one is like, if we just disappeared and earth took back over. >> hidden under the overgrowth, it's beautiful. >> reporter: "kingdom of the planet of the apes," the latest installment, again pushing the limit with cutting-edge technology, bringing audiences into its wild world. >> this is important. >> if noah's making a face or crying or shouting at somebody, those are my facial expressions and my movements. which is very, very surreal. >> reporter: owen teagues' acting chops on full display, even under the cover of cgi as he plays an ape named noah. the 25-year-old known for "it." >> don't think you can stay down here all damn day >> reporter: costar freya allen who starred in "the pitcher." >> my grandmother fought battles and wore dresses both. >> reporter: her audition to join the kingdom she says was unlike anything she'd done before. >> they described her as a feral human that could talk. i found my tape the other day, and it's like i'm playing an alien. i think it's b

>> kingdom of the planet of the apes. rated pg 13. >> he keeps pretending he can talk. >> that bright eyes is remarkable. he keeps trying to form words. you know what they say. >> human see human. do >> all right. so that was the planet of the apes back in 1968. a lot has changed. >> yeah, it was a big deal. i mean, they had this makeup process that was ahead of its time and this legendary twist ending. >> yeah, it really was. and now the 10th film in the franchise is breaking new ground. the makeup has come a really long way. the costumes and the special effects are incredible. >> i have a name. may animals getting down to some serious monkey business. >> what a bunch awful day. it's planet of the apes back and bigger than ever. the iconic franchise going strong after more than 50 years. >> this one is like if we just disappeared and earth took back over and the way that we did under the you know, overgrowth is beautiful. >> kingdom of the planet of the apes, the latest installment, again pushing the limit with cutting e

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last year, over 400,000 students took the ap, us history corps or the ap us history exam, making it, i think the second largest of the ap exams. schools usually give it in lieu of the us history require it at my school. that's the junior year though at some other schools that might be the sophomore or senior year. how is it administered. well, it's administered on friday, may 10th with a makeup about a week and a half later, and it's administered at 8 a.m. local time. it is a four is a comprehensive exam, 3 hours and 15 minutes with four different components, a multiple choice, a short answer, a document based essay question and a long essay question. this year, school districts had an option to either take the tradition no pencil and paper version or a digital version of the exam. starting next year, with the 2025 administration, all of the ap us history exams will be digital only on a computer. jason stacy. what time periods does this exam encompass? there are nine time periods and it goes back to pre-columbian era and all the way up to about the present. and those nine time period

everywhere you look ap. i culture is woven into the fabric of the bay area this half hour as we kick off a p i heritage month we'll be looking at the issues facing this community and how it's celebrating its cultural pride, but 1st, let's get you in on today's news headlines. bay area worker is a rallying on the streets from made a here is 1 of the demonstrations going on right now, this group gathered at 24th and mission near the bart station in san francisco. they marched holding signs and palestinian flags their demands. invest in workers and immigrant communities, not the war in gaza, the demonstrators marched all the way to city hall. classes are canceled that at u c l. a down in southern california after clashes between to protest groups over the war in gaza. counterdemonstrators launched what looked like fireworks. into an encampment set up by pro palestinian protesters. meantime, in new york tents have been cleared out at columbia university. fights broke out after police removed protesters occupying

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coordinator. >> what happens with the apes is there.are a good foot longer than ours in proportion. okay, so we had to create these extensions for the arms so that they can actually quadruped in the suit and have exactly the same proportions as the apes that are going to come out after special effects has gone through it. >> one thing that helps with me personally for noah is there's a lot of tension here in the shoulders, kind of don't move, but the arms are free to swing. >> you also gotta, remember the, the legs are much shorter than ours, so that's why we're bending them, right, so there's only so much movement that you have with the actual leg. so so, you know, even when we're walking, it's like, you know, you're just kind of like following a small step. yeah. the hips and the ribs move together. but you feel foolish, don't you? >> i was going to say, when do you stop feeling foolish? >> you know, when i stopped feeling foolish was when i went to set the first time and i was like, oh, there's owen. oh, no, that's not owen, that's n

each other before the humans do. >> yeah, the apes come out immediately. >> becoming apes was an acquiredurand. >> i went to a sanctuary in florida, spent a week with chimpanzees, and then came to australia, and we did six weeks of ape school. >> the elders did not tell us everything. >> teague plays the young hero noah. yeah durand is his fierce foe. proximus caesar. so i understand that's actually how you met you guys met as apes? >> yes, we did. >> i'm not ready to ape in front of all these people yet. and noah keeps coming closer and closer, and he's putting his hand out. he kind of gave me the ticket to ride. you kind of sit here, come and play, and then all of a sudden it's fun. yeah >> i'm like, walked off into the trees and had a 45 minute long improvization where we just, like, discovered so much about these two characters and their relationship stuff that ended up in the movie. yeah. >> have a wonderful day. >> you too. >> oh, very good. wow. >> very good. thumbs up. >> thumbs up indeed. that was alicia vitarelli reporting. disney is the parent company of 20th century studios, w

yeah, the apes greet each other before the humans do. >> yeah, the apes come out immediately. we becoming apes was an acquired art for owen teague and his on screen nemesis, kevin durant. i went to a sanctuary in florida, spent a week with chimpanzees, and then came to australia. and we did six weeks of ape school. >> the elders did not tell us everything. >> teague plays the young hero noah. yeah durand is his fierce foe. proximus caesar. so i understand that's actually how you met. you guys met as apes? >> yes, we did. >> i'm not ready to ape in front of all these people yet. and no, it keeps coming closer and closer. and he's putting his hand out. he kind of gave me the ticket to ride. he kind of said, here, come and play. and then all of a sudden it's fun. yeah >> you're like, walked off into the trees and had a 45 minute long improvization where we just like, discovered so much about these two characters and their relationship stuff that ended up in the movie. yeah >> yes. have a wonderful day. >> you too. >> oh, very good. wow. very good. thumbs up. >> that was alicia vi

[laughter] our first interaction was as apes. >> george: how do apes meet each other?th one other person in the basement and i was very nervous about aping. and he kept putting his arm out and i was like [apes sounds] what is your name. >> noah. >> i am proxima's. i must tell you something and we went off on a 45 minute improv. speak to this is my favorite thing i've seen. >> we told each other things that really changed the relationship with that lived the script. >> yes so much. a lot of it became part of the movie. or pieces of it. because we found these true that really rang true with both of us. >> robin: as good as this was right here we're going to watch a clip. >> okay. [laughter] >> what a wonderful day! >> what a wonderful day! >> are we thankful for the words of caesar? >> we are thankful. >> say his words >> say. >> say his words! what a wonderful day! >> what a wonderful day! >> michael: that brings you proximus caesar! >> say his words! say his words! >> i am scared. [laughter] >> michael: you can tell you had so much fun with this. how did you come up wi

owen is fascinated by the technology that turned him into an ape.utely. yeah. it's weird. there's this huge billboard on sunset boulevard and i see me like, i just see myself literally captured bits. things that i do as a person. just like little ways that my face moves and put them on an ape and it it's mind blowing every single time i see it. because because it it is me. >> so you're seeing the apes, but it's our exact expressions. it's our exact performances, it's just a little hairier. >> of course, there would be no kingdom here without a king. and that's kevin durand. >> it's so fun. so fun to be bad . what a wonderful day. >> george pennacchio for abc seven news. >> it is fun to be bad every once in a while. >> oh, that was a very sassy response. i didn't expect that. the weather not so bad. sandhya. no, it's absolutely beautiful outside. >> and diana, let me show you a live picture right now from our golden gate bridge camera. the wind has been up and elevated along the coast, but it is pretty calm here from this vantage point. i do want to

i know kingdom of the planet of the apes made its world premiere earlier this week.in the future, and this time around, the apes are now the dominant species on the planet. reporter george pennacchio, from our sister station in los angeles, has more now from the red carpet. >> apes on horseback rode onto the red carpet to open the world premiere of kingdom of the planet of the apes. this is the latest film in a franchise that began 56 years ago. owen teague plays the movie's young hero, noah, in a dark time. he takes on a dangerous mission, hoping to do the right thing for the future of both apes and humans. >> she called my name. >> you misheard. >> he's an extraordinarily lovable character. i had a really hard time shaking him afterwards, and i didn't want to see him go. so so i'm really hoping that we get to make more of these, and i get to see where he ends up. >> it's really well layered, and i played a character who was a bit of a turncoat to the human race. >> then there's peter macon, thrilled to play a wise and kind orangutan named raqqa show mercy. >> i rea

also, shout out to my ap go teacher -- ap gov teacher. sunshine: sure.tion, and again linking back to what i said before, a lot of times that this is what the college board is looking to see. can you not only identify the rights and powers of different agencies, policymaking its additions, but how they're able to limit each other? when the supreme court passes a decision, exercises a judicial review, weighs in on a topic and whether or not that is actually constitutional, it is the most unchecked power that any of the branches have, if we look at checks and balances, that a veto can be overridden, that a nomination has to be confirmed. and then the court makes a decision and almost that's it. there is not the ability to veto that, the ability to override it, the responsible to confirm it. that does not mean the other branches are powerless. if you were to write about something like that, one of the constitutional provisions, of course, that is allowed to congress, excuse me, as a remedy, is the ability to propose a constitutional memo with 2/3 super majo

and the great ape just got greater. orangutans are spotted using, the same medicinal plants, as humans. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live. president biden speaking the last hour and a tv address after police in los angeles cleared a protest camp at the university of california. joe biden said the rule of law had to be respected by those who opposed the war in gaza. shots being fired. these are the dramatic scenes where officers invite geared to send it on the camp, police fired flares and stun grenades. dozens of students have been detained. demonstrations against the war in gaza are continuing at dozens of universities right across the united states. the president warned there was no place for violence, president warned there was no place forviolence, racism president warned there was no place for violence, racism or hate speech in the country including on student campuses. in fact, peaceful protest is in the best tradition of how americans respond to consequential issues, but, but neither are we

also, shout out to my ap go teacher -- ap gov teacher. sunshine: sure.on, and again linking back to what i said before, a lot of times that this is what the college board is looking to see. can you not only identify the rights and powers of different agencies, policymaking its additions, but how they're able to limit each other? when the supreme court passes a decision, exercises a judicial review, weighs in on a topic and whether or not that is actually constitutional, it is the most unchecked power that any of the branches have, if we look at checks and balances, that a veto can be overridden, that a nomination has to be confirmed. and then the court makes a decision and almost that's it. there is not the ability to veto that, the ability to override it, the responsible to confirm it. that does not mean the other branches are powerless. if you were to write about something like that, one of the constitutional provisions, of course, that is allowed to congress, excuse me, as a remedy, is the ability to propose a constitutional memo with 2/3 super majori

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these movies have been going since 1968, which is crazy. >> she's dubbed nova by the apes, who warilyl human into their on the run midst. freya's character may knows more than she lets on. >> it's such a fun journey. i get to take her on you know? you really. her journey is almost like a metaphor of mankind, you know? she starts out pretending to be feral and you see her, turn into something completely different. >> i have a name, maze, knowledge, skill set, and bravery. >> stunning the apes and then aiding them as they seek to take down the fearsome proximus caesar. the wonders of cgi. every ape on screen, the product of motion capture technology, it meant that as one of kingdom's few onscreen humans, freya was often acting with guys clad in mocap gear or all by herself. >> there's scenes where i'm being tugged along and i had to tug myself. and, you know, there's a scene where an ape comes up to me with with a knife, and i had to do it all on my own and imagine he was coming up to me like it was bizarre. it was like full on imagination in that part. >> and then in some cases, you're

attacks on the ap. p. i. community, sparking a new fight in a special report will take a deep dive dive into the power of the asian vote, and how local leaders are taking notice. plus the bay area's brand new wnba team finally has a name. in san francisco asian americans make up 30 of the pa despite representing 1/3 of the city. the group was never considered an important part of the political landscape. but that all changed in 2022. when the asian american voting bloc woke up and decided to flex their muscle at the ballot box. ryan enomoto looks at the 2 issues that sparked this awakening. and how politicians have taken notice. and you can find all our special stories for ap. hair. month on our website. k p i x.com all right, turning to our 1st alert weather. now let's take a live look outside or walnut creek. gorgeous day. nice and sunny. let's check in with meteorologist jessica burch. hey, jess. thank you, jess up next golden state. wnba. team reveals its team name and logo. details after the break. all r

that four sequels and remakes were released, meaning a reimagined version of the planet of the apesench writer pierre boulle, who wrote it in 1963. new fantasy. from director wes bolo will continue the story of the ape people and tell how they still divide the planet, however, the new generation of the human race has seriously degraded, and the primates are increasingly seizing territories. starring owen teague and freya allen. how is the new part connected to the previous one, has the restart of the franchise moved away from the original films, why are they looking for the roots of the comic in the new film, and why the working title was a forbidden zone. find out for yourself, in the cinema seat. well, i would like to continue the theme of spectacles; fans of high art are looking forward to saturday, and not because it is a working saturday, but because on may 18 the night of museums event will be held in our country. traditionally, for such a day, many museums create original, unusual programs, absolutely exclusive things. oh, we are just anticipating , honestly, these cultural i

yet, mr ap iorweth also admitted this could be a challenging election for them. boundary changes. and having won four in 2019, plaid will do very well to win the same number this time around. so swimming against the current, they've been somewhat conservative with their targeting of seats this year. your target seats are still only in welsh—speaking heartlands. it doesn't seem like the party is moving on and targeting other seats in wales. when will you try and make that push, and will you ever be able to cross into those areas that you haven't ever been successful? i have visited, i think, half of all the welsh constituencies already in the first week of the campaign, including newport, including wrexham. and remember that plaid cymru represents every square inch of wales in the welsh parliament. that is no part of wales where i don't think plaid cymru's message can resonate. yes, of course, the first—past—the—post system and the polarising of an election in the uk media in particular around it being a choice somehow between blue and red, which it isn't, makes t

a criminal case has been opened in moscow regarding cruelty to animals at the planet of the apes zoo.ivate menagerie were found dead, and this is not the first scandal in which the zoo is involved. the employees are expected to deny any wrongdoing. report by maria temnikova. not true. the prosecutor's office is lying. yes, to employees private zoo "planet of the apes" has to fend off unpleasant questions from journalists. the reason for the increased attention was these creepy images. they show the remains of animals found on the territory of the institution. this can be photographed in any garbage dump. at some point, a banner with the name of the zoo hits the camera. the video was filmed at the end of march, when the prosecutor's office came here to check. in the bags, employees of the supervisory department found dead storks and a monkey. it has been established that animals throughout... they were left without food and water for a long time, ate inedible items, and there was also no proper veterinary supervision, subsequently they developed various diseases. a criminal case has al

is now trying to appeal to amateur traders on reddit, who call themselves apes and intentionally invested companies like gamestop. >> the politician saying that he personally invested $24,000 in gamestop. the tweet accompanied by the bizarre new campaign poster showing kennedy and an actual ape, each holding what appears to be a falcon. >> michael: wait, forget gamestop. why does this picture look like he's on a honeymoon with that falcon? are they in love, or is the falcon just trying to get a better angle on that worm in his brain? now you might think it's weird for rfk jr. to be going after this tiny little specific group, but don't forget, america is just a bunch of tiny little specific groups. first, he gets the reddit apes, then he gets the furries, then the trad-wives, cottage-core tiktok, disney adults, jetblue frequent fliers with mosaic elite status... the next thing you know, it's january and he's giving his state of the union from burning man. let's move on to republican candidate donald trump. recently, he took over the republican national committee, and today, someone sent

but again, that first event starts at 09:00am right here at ap center saturday morning. we're downtown san jose jacmel kron. 4 news. >> coming up, why an east bay mcdonald's restaurant was forced to close today. plus, an alleged murder arrested after a body was found buried in hayward. how long it had been there? and it's been nearly 6 months since famed horn barbecue was destroyed in a fire. what the oakland fire department is now saying about >> welcome back. a man in hayward arrested after investigators say he shot a man and then buried the body. witnesses say that shooting happened one week ago on april. 26 near san antonio and heyman streets. but those witnesses didn't report the shooting until 2 days later, an initial search of the area from police came up empty. then this tuesday, the suspected shooter was seen riding an atv near the train tracks on tennyson road and love big court. police say they tried to stop him but he would them on a chase to a home near lassen and chance streets. are you one inside a garage and barricaded himself? they say after hours of neg

announcement by plaid cymru it was cutting short the agreement in the senedd with their leader, rhun apuestioned the judgment of vaughan gething and so could no longer work with him. that means life will be very difficult for the first minister in the senedd with labour only holding 30 seats so from now on, every policy will have to be done deal by deal and the message from the labour group is they support him but he will need to win back the trust of some of their supporters. back the trust of some of their sweden-— supporters. thank you, hywel griffith. more now on the situation in the middle east, and soldiers in israel's army are sharing footage of palestinian detainees in the occupied west bank, despite the military�*s pledge to act on previous misconduct revealed by the bbc. legal experts say the filming and posting of such footage may breach international law. bbc verify�*s merlyn thomas is here with more. thanks, reeta. this is what some of israel's soldiers have been posting on social media. entering palestinian homes in the middle of the night. but this isn't a warzone. it's t

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and then we're seeing planet of the apes. i which i hate to. do you have me open my president for so i can vacuum because you got me back >> i've learned that lesson home appliance. >> vacuum cleaner better than socks, for a father's day. well, you know what? we've got sunshine out at the coast today. if you want to early mother's day, excursion out to the shoreline today will be a nice escape. you can see a couple of those picnic blanket set up their happen. bay. >> today is going to be kind of the perfect day to get out there because it's actually a be our hottest day in land, but relief towards the coast is always welcome. we're not as windy as we were yesterday. yesterday's dry offshore winds kept the coast really warm tomorrow. we are going to start to see some fog streaming out in both tomorrow and sunday. mornings for mother's day. do expect some fog and that cooling effect of the ocean is going to be noticeable, especially towards the end of the weekend altogether. this is a forecast that feels like summer. now we've got a little touch

planet of the apes is back.ated down with one of the stars. take a look. >> what a wonderful day! >> reporter: kingdom of the planet of the apes marks yet another chapter in the 50 plus year franchise and a new opportunity for 22-year-old british actress freya allan. >> i feel extremely honored to be parted of film history. these movies have been going since 1968 which is crazy. >> reporter: she's numbered nova. her character may knows more than she lets on. >> it's a fun journey i get to take her on. her journey is almost like a metaphor of mankind. she starts out pretending to be feral. i have a name. >> reporter: may's skill set and bravery stunning the apes then aiding them as they seek to take down caesar. every ape on screen the product of motion capture technology. its method is one of kingdom's few on screen human she was often acted with guys clad in gear or by herself. >> the scenes where i'm being tugged along i had to tug myself. there's a scene where an ape comes up to me and i have to do it on my o

great apes-— great apes. they are very, very intelligent. i would argue - done. yeah, so they are very, very intelligent. i would argue to - done. yeah, so they are very, very intelligent. i would argue to say i intelligent. i would argue to say that they are probably one of the most intelligent out of all of the great apes, they tend to be a bit more patient, and a little bit more determined especially when it comes to problem solving compared to the other great apes. it 50 to problem solving compared to the other great apes.— other great apes. it so interesting, we are talking _ other great apes. it so interesting, we are talking about _ other great apes. it so interesting, we are talking about them - we are talking about them administrating themselves, so what have you witnessed them seeing them do because you get periods of time which we don't obviously, the members of the public, to see them over a period of time? what have you witnessed that has been amazing? 50 witnessed that has been amazing? sr they

local time, is when the ap us history exam will be administered nationwide for the 400,000 who are going to be taking the exam this year. jason stacy and matt ellington have written a book called fabric of a nation a history with skills and sources for the ap u.s. history course. gentlemen, as always, we appreciate your time here on american history tv. good luck, everyone. thanks,i do have three very spel announced events. first, during this anniversary year, the mission will be renaming its executive conference room after madeleine albright, our 64th secretary of state. many of you knew her. i you did. and the first woman to ever, ever serve in that role in the united states. now, as many of you know, secretary played a crucial role in advocating for nato enlargement, leading to the inclusion of several central and eastern european countries. she also nato's involvement, conflict resolution and peacekeeping peacekeeping efforts, particularly during the balkan wars of the 1990s. albright's diplomatic finesse and strategic vision strengthen nato's role as a cornerstone of transatlantic s

i think this is a planet of the apes reference, but apes together strong yeah, so everyone on reddit called themselves eight. so that's where it started. and all of roaring kitties followers. and it really comes from the idea of the planet eight movies where, where they bond together and apes together are stronger than sort of wall street than anybody. and when wall street took down when the apes took down melvin some capital in the original story, i think that was the battle where the eighth one, in one instance, so apes together strong is the rallying cry of the people who are jumping into this i love the original, especially in a spoiler, but when you see that statute, the head, and set your liberty on the sand and you guys are really went down. i'm just saying it's it's a heck of a movie and the whole the bottom anything happening. okay. i won't worry anymore if anyone, but anyway, ben, ms rick, thank you so much for joining us and getting us understand all these memes. i appreciate it. >> good luck. thanks to the moon, everyone. >> see the moon. >> there you go. >> yeah. well, t

ap condemned the move as an abuse of israel's foreign media law.st of the country. ebrahim raisi was killed in a helicopter crash near the azerbaijan border on sunday. his body is expected to be buried in his birthplace, mashhad, on thursday. this funeral procession in the city of tabriz was packed with mourners — but not all iranians supported the president, and many on social media have been celebrating his demise. iran's government has declared wednesday a public holiday and a large funeral is expected to be held in the capital of tehran, where the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei will lead prayers. donald trump's defence team has rested its case in the former us president's hush money trial in new york. mr trump was not called by his lawyers to testify. next week, both sides will present their closing arguments. mr trump is accused of falsifying business records to hide payments made to the adult film star stormy daniels, in the run—up to the 2016 election. mr trump denies the charges. finally, in football — and mauricio pochettino has left en

and history and issues important to the bay area's ap. i community. i brought you the story of the rediscovery of a cache of photos taken back in 1942. this story aired last year and those images showing the stoic faces of japanese americans just days before they were shipped off to internment camps. and after that original story aired several people reached out same recognize their family members and this past month, 2 cousins from chicago decided to make the journey to northern california. all of the hopes of learning more about their family history. >reporter>yeah. like traveling back in time. and adventure. these 2 cousins peggy and candace, decided to make together >>>>together. and pieces of what we know. >reporter>flying in from chicago to the bay area. to make the long drive. >>>>just parked >reporter>here. to marysville, calif. the journey taking them here. >>>>yellow flowers >reporter>to the are boga assembly center memorial. where in 1942? thousands of japanese americans were rounded up before being sent to the internment camps. >>>>this is

coverage of ap month continue today with a tragedy that became a push for change nearly 30 years ago, susan lose mom died every result of plastic surgery malpractice right here in san francisco. susan dealt with the trauma through performance and art and, most recently, a new book, but the real healing began when she used that tragedy to help change a nearly 50 year old california law. everyone knows the tragedy of the dead. but let's talk about the tragedy of the living. someone heels from trauma >>>>felt scared. >ryan>come in many different forms, >>>>perhaps there was too much shame tied to how she died. >ryan>susan lou, she found answers as a performing artist with a 1 woman play and, most recently as an author with the release of her memoir, the manicurists daughter. >>>>seeking the truth was how i would avenge my mother's death. >ryan>her mother, fung ha, known by her american named jennifer had owned to nail salons. vietnamese immigrant who have made a life for her family in the bay area. but in in 1996. while undergoing a tummy tuck and chin implant. she went into a coma. late

but i think this weakness if you want to own disney creates ab ap opportunity. you can pick and choose your entry leveling, but i like the stock -- liz: you're mean. you never took jason to disneyhand? >> i still hear about it -- disneyland. [laughter] liz: jim, save teddy. give me a bottom on, say, for amazon because the consumer is still holding up. >> yeah, everybody continues to think they're going to fade, and that just has not been the case. stocks like amazon are are important at this point -- are very important. you look at the e-commerce market, you're starting to see margin withs expand which i think is really encouraging, and on the other side you look at the cloud side of the business where margins are fat to begin with, this is a company that has e done a masterful job scaling on other aspects of their business. so we'd anticipate they'd roll that out on the cloud side. that, you put those two together, we think it's a very bullish case for the stock. and going back to this, we think it's really a mistake to be sitting on the sidelines in treasuries

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daily mirror my six fixes for britain and the daily star doctor dolittle we can chinwag with apes.hose were your front page . so no were your front page. so no overwhelming concern . ipsis overwhelming concern. ipsis tonight, let's kick off with the guardian. josh slovakian leader fighting for his life after assassination attempt. >> and then you got a picture of david copperfield underneath that, looking like he's happy about it. >> well, he knows where he is. >> well, he knows where he is. >> weird, isn't it? yeah, he's. he's like , i would have dodged he's like, i would have dodged those bullets, but. yeah. so david copperfield has also been done for, well, been accused of sexual misconduct . you know sexual misconduct. you know what? i find it easier to believe a magician would do it than a stand up comedian than anybody, really? because magicians are just a bunch of losers . oh, that's very slanderous. >> i know some. >> i know some. >> oh , what an image. what are >> oh, what an image. what are you going to do about it? magicians. yeah. we have magic tricks. >> we'll see what

don't miss on the red carpet presents kingdom of the planet of the apes tomorrow night at 10.30, rightll. abc talk show host tamron hall gave a commencement speech today for the class of 2024. the award winning journalist addressed students at north carolina a and t state university in greensboro. more than 1500 graduates from the largest historically black university in the nation were there to walk the stage, and during the speech, hall emphasized the importance of owning your own brand and to always bet on yourself during hard times. >> when people say, oh, he can't do that, she can't do that, someone will be in the room and said, oh, yes, they can, because i know her brand. what is your brand? what are you willing right now to say out loud? you want you can watch tamron hall monday through friday on abc seven at 1 p.m. >> do you have some advice for graduates? >> yeah, bet on yourself. i like that a lot. still tamron line because it applies. >> you know, it does in all facets. you know, going throughout your whole life i totally agree. >> yeah. so there you go. i plagiarized, but n

yes, mr ap iorweth also admitted this could be a challenging election for them. —— yet, mr ap iorweththis time around. so swimming against the current, they�*ve been somewhat conservative with their targeting of seats this year. your target seats are still only in welsh—speaking heartlands. it doesn�*t seem like the party is moving on and targeting other seats in wales. when will you try and make that push, and will you ever be able to cross into those areas that you haven�*t ever been successful? i have visited, i think, half of all the welsh constituencies plaid cymru represents every square inch of wales in the welsh parliament. that is no part of wales where i don�*t think plaid cymru�*s message can resonate. yes, of course, the first—past—the—post system and the polarising of an election in the uk media in particular around it being a choice somehow between blue and red, which it isn�*t, makes things challenging for us. two weeks today we�*ll hear plaid�*s manifesto pledges, which will then give the party another three weeks not only to convince supporters but also the welsh publ

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ap condemned the move as an abuse of israel's foreign media law.rse it. medical workers in israel have told the bbc that palestinian detainees from gaza are routinely being kept shackled to hospital beds and forced to wear blindfolds and nappies. israel's army has said that restraints are only used when there's a security risk. this report from our middle east correspondent lucy williamson contains some details and images you may find distressing. sufian abu salah survived months of war unscathed. he left military detention in israel permanently disabled. a taxi driver from khan younis, released without charge after weeks of interrogation. his return soured by sadness. translation: my leg got infected and turned blue l and soft as a sponge. after seven days, they took me to the military hospital. they operated twice to clean the wound, but it didn't work. afterwards, they took me to a public hospital where the doctor gave me two options — my leg or my life. neither israel's army nor health ministry has responded to these allegations. there is growi

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