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she has chosen the governor of minnesota, governor tim walz, ap reports. we don't know much more about this at the stage, but tim walz is a liberal. liberal economically, and that's the kind of policy that i thought kamala harris was trying to get away from. lauren: no. she was sounding like a republican in these past couple of days by changing her positions on many policies including fracking where governor josh shapiro, should he have been the pick and give you the largest swing state, but it appears that she is going with the two-term minnesota governor, the most liberal of the final contenders that she was meeting with, tim walz, as her pick. he does have rural roots, he was a high school teacher formerly, a commander in the army national guard, and according to these reports she will campaign with him today later in philadelphia. shapiro's home state. stuart: that's right. [laughter] i wonder if by doing that she has won minnesota. but lost pennsylvania. i just wonder about that because she did not pick josh shapiro. he's jewish. if she had picked him

confidence in the supreme court according to an ap poll that was done inat july, when they ask those that they polled about their confidence level, 44% said that they have some confidence. 40% said hardly any confidence. and 16%, only 15% said they had a great deal of confidence in the supreme court. when ap asked about the view of the supreme court justices, 70% said they shape well to fit their ideology and 28% said fair and impartial. mr. shackleford, could these ethics and term limits help the view of the supreme court by americans?pr >> i think they would dot exact opposite. we have an independent judiciary and if you change that, you're going to have the opposite result. think of term limits for instance just as a policy matter. really what you'll do if you do that is create political judges and you're going to create judges that are number one, you'll have a political process where the president is picking, you know, to the process of each term and fog to be part of the political process. additionally think of justices that are not independent but are going out and they know t

ap is the one that wrote the headline when she first came into the united states senate. didn't talk about her being black. talked about her being the first indian american senator. the american people. what matters to the american people is are we going to have the same policies of the biden-harris administration that has been destructive of the american people, or are we going to have the policies of the trump administration which put america first, had low inflation, prosperous americans, no matter your color, no matter your creed, and an america that kept americans safe? that's going to matter. these issues will come and go. the lives of the american people is what's going to remain and that's what matters more than anything else. >> george: if it doesn't matter, i don't understand why you keep on repeating it and the president keeps on repeating it and those who introduced it, keep on repeating it. >> i'm not the one who's repeating it. you're the one bringing it up now. >> george: sir, you've done it three times. every single answer you gave me -- let me finish, sir

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guest: one of the big advantages of ap votecast is we have a peak people in all 50 states. we pay a lot of attention to swing states. a lot of swing states in the week after the election -- we will interview between 2000 and 4000 people and get their opinions. we will interview people online or via the phone. we'll ask after the election a series of questions about how likely they are to vote and if they have already voted, who they are supporting, and try to ask questions about understanding the reasons for their vote, what issues are most important to them, so we can understand who voters are and what other top priorities, and what led those people to support either harris or trump. host: just a reminder, the electoral votes are allocated among the states based on the census. this is from archive.gov. every state is allocated a number of senators and representatives in its u.s. congressional delegation. you vote for senators in the u.s. senate. the number of votes equal to the number of its congressional district. under the 23rd amendment of the constitution, the district

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the people of tehran with the palestinian resistance flag, some international news agencies including ap reuters france 24 al jazeera english and arabic funeral ceremony live streaming of martyr haniyeh. people in tehran came to the streets holding palestine flags and photos of ismail haniyeh. this is rasha todi's description of the event. a day after his assassination in tehran, the supreme leader of iran was held at the university of tehran. the scene of the leader of the revolution offering prayers and condolences to the son of ismail haniyeh was widely reflected in the foreign media. al jazeera english news channel covered the ceremony live with the presence of experts. if you have joined the audience of al jazeera, i must say that you are currently watching the live images of ismail haniyeh's funeral. this the pictures are related to the capital of iran , where the funeral ceremony began. during the prayer , i saw that the new president of iran and other officials were present. al jazeera arab reporter also described the presence of the iranian people in the funeral of martyr haniye

and for pablo door of the russian born seal, the telegram messaging ap, he was arrested near paris over the weekend as part of an investigation into criminal activity on the platform which claims to have almost a 1000000000 users. the kremlin has accused france of attempting to restrict freedom of communication. russia has launched large scale error rates on ukraine for a 2nd day. now the drone and missile attacks targeted regions across the country. again, civilian infrastructure appears to be the main target. at least 3 people were killed when themselves drunk. a hotel in creevy read the home city of president. the letter means lensky. another issue, civilians were killed in russian drone, a tax on the city of separation. yeah. follows from monday's bombardment, which ukraine's military called the biggest of the war. and can you view crimes president will let him zalinski confirmed that his army had used the western supplies at f, fix, 16 fighter jets to counter the russian air attacks. nobody talked about it, but we destroyed already in these huge attack of russians. we destroy, it's

looks like the subtitle of the ap article.ase google said the tactic does not violate their policies and it reportedly had a glitch that didn't disclose who was behind it but they said they have fixed it. mattei b joins us now. recovering the information it's pervasive. matt welcome thank you for being here. this is an interesting example of that. so much information is flying at everyone. it's hard sometimes to tell the news from a political ad. i think this is really case in point. let's pull up this first one that's on our wall right here if we can look at it. it says let's say you google harris economic vision. you get an ap headline. vp harris economic vision lower costs and higher wages that's true. her economic vision she says. underneath it it says a future where braun has said but you need not just to get by but to get ahead. it appears as if it's a news article and you can see highlighted at the top paid for by the harris campaign. maybe not legal maybe not against google's policies but, you know, tricky for folks tr

now this story, ap reporting that monthly border crossing tallying to be around 57 thousand in july, in june according to anonymous officials, we can't fact check that the border crossings are still higher under biden than they were under the last m last months of trump, we have drug and sex trafficking rings controls the border, we tried to get to pat fallon we're having technical difficulties but this is the issue with what we're seeing with the border, pat, are you there? no, we'll stay on, this is a big campaign issue, we'll stay on the story for you, we -- sorry about that we lost pat fallon, we appreciate you watching "the evening edit" now we send it over to dagen and charlie hurt. appreciate it. charlie is there. sorry about that. dagen: so basickiki. elizabeth: very

ap reports that harris has chosen minnesota governor tim walz her runningmate. listen to this.cy pelosi is thrilled. >> tim walz i know very well. he served in the house. to characterize him as left is so unreal. it's right down the middle. he's a heartland of america democrat. he brings the credentials and he will do well in america. it's mystifying to me to see someone that i worked with shall we say right down the middle characterized on the left in this regard. stuart: now, jason chaffetz, i'm sorry i'm laughing here, but right down the middle? what do you say to that? >> i have to giggle, because i served in congress with tim walz and nancy pelosi and to suggest that tim walz is the middle of america, are you kidding me? the guy is radical left and what i see from harris is she's playing defense. she's not playing offense. if harris wasn't progressive, and liberal enough, she went and got somebody who is by far the most progressive radical leftist governor in the country. stuart: but she's trying to getaway from this leftist -- >> no she's not. this is my argument that she

the ap is just in the past few minutes reporting the death toll is actually 61 rather than 62.irline as you see video over the plane falling right here dropping 17,000 feet and roughly 1 minute according to flight tracking data. it's an atr 72500 twin-engine turboprop plane manufactured in europe. this particular 1 built back in 2010. of course the initial question is what made it fall out of the sky? hopefully the blackbox will provide answers. the airline is called voepass. it put out a statement saying there is quote no confirmation how the accident occurred. the plane came down. you can see in a residential area in the city, the flight headed for sÃo paulo airport after taking often cascavelle in southern brazil. local authorities can from what you are seeing right here that homes were hit on its way down and we did hear from a witness who spoken portuguese but roughly translating what he saw as you see firefighters on scene right here. he said 1 of the homes that got hit belonged to an elderly couple that he knew so he jumped over a wall. he ran over to try to help them. h

21 credits, i've already gathered as many credits as i can right before college through taking many ap as well as college courses, several colleges around new york, brooklyn college, hunter college, the city college of new york, the new york city college of technology -- stuart: okay, that's a good list, very good list. now, math geniuses generally go into high-tech writing algorithms for, you know, software company. is that where you're going? >> no, i don't really like being another cog in the machine. i want the actually make my own mark. i've already done so a little bit with my channel which puts out content about math and science to inspire children around the world and help adults who are currently struggling with college-level math or physickings. stuart: which comes first, teaching and imparting knowledge or making money? >> i personally think teaching and imparting knowledge. some professors have to -- professorships pay very well, but i feel like most even, like, high school teacher jobs even if they don't pay much, just the delight even if you don't get the delight of seein

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the ap brought this up.d have this conversation for the whole segment but none of this matters to the american people. >> if it doesn't matter, i don't know why you keep repeating it and why those introducing the president -- >> i'm not the one who keeps repeating it, george, you are bringing it up now. >> you've done it, you've done it three times every single answer you gave, now let me finish, sir. every single answer you gave you repeated the slur. >> with me now, ashley pratt of nbc think contributor and political commentator and should equal head of vote save america, why are they willing to defend trump on this we even had lindsey graham this morning say that he would encourage trump to focus on policy and not these personal attacks. but not everyone is getting that message. >> sorry, they don't have anything else to talk about. i think we always knew or something i always knew, as soon as kamala harris became the democratic nominee, trump would not be able to help himself. he was going to go after ra

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fake news headlines on google ad searches, literally rewriting headlines from the likes of cbs, the ap, reuters and more. also tonight more minnesota small business owners warning voters about kamala's running mate, governor tim walz. plus, president biden reportedly furious, enraged at nancy pelosi, obama and chuck schumer for ousting him from the race. and the truth finally starting to come out about hunter biden lobbying the obama white house while his father was vice president to help hunter biden's business partners. but first this -- former president trump talking the economy right now still in north carolina, a state he narrowly won in 2020. both campaigns taking in new inflation data today coming in at 2.9% versus 3.0% in the prior month. the increase in core cpi is still hitting at a around, sticking around 3%. u.s. household costs like grocery prices still rising at a third of the pace under former president trump. let's bring in former economic adviser to president trump, he's steve moore. steve, what is your reaction to president trump's economic messaging right now? if bec

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ap, sky news, reuters and france 24 covered the ceremony live from the first minutes to the end. the american cnn network also stopped its regular broadcasts and covered alive it was held in tehran one day after his assassination . the supreme leader of iran prayed over his body at tehran university. cn then pointed to the message of the leader of the revolution after the martyrdom of haniyeh. revenge of the blood of a martyr who was a guest of iran. ayatollah khamenei said: in this bitter and difficult incident that happened in the territory of the islamic republic, we consider it our duty to avenge his blood. the scene of prayer and condolence. the revolution of ismail haniyeh's son had many reflections in foreign media. al jazeera english news channel broadcast the ceremony live with the presence of experts. if you join the audience of al jazeera right now, you should let me tell you that you are currently watching the live images of ismail haniyeh's funeral. these pictures are related to the capital. it is for the people of iran to participate in it to condemn israel's action

but none of those plays that they had prepared work on kamala harris, who represents, again, not to ape tim waltz here, but a far more sane, normal alternative. and that is the field. not trump and not biden. i am unsurprised to hear how much enthusiasm there is behind that premise. >> then there is talk or concern that people are saying there is no way she can keep this momentum going. but, are people forgetting she does not need it for very long? it's a very short runway. only three months. >> look, i want to play off of what wanita just said, the fact that voters are really driving this. if you listen to the people who sort of run the democratic party, they will tell you joe biden is great, let's keep them going, this is great. then they would say kamala harris, i don't know if we should put her in there, let's do something else. all of this stuff, this new concern is coming from this same group of people. this idea that the democratic party is united around kamala harris, that is a voter idea. the washington democratic party was not united around her. the national democratic party w

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host: the ap, the wire service, the ap?ler: i don't listen to a lot of stuff online or anything. that, i'm not sure. host: the associated press, long time wire service, one of the oldest in the country, widely distributed. i asked because i was doing a fact-check on that from the associated press with the smear you are talking about, nancy pelosi talking out of press and 2017. here's the fact-check. it shows nancy pelosi openly admitting how democrats get the media to legitimize lies using the wrapup, the claim and the ap assessment is it is a false claim. the video of pelosi speaking at a 2017 press conference has been edited to remove context from which pelosi was describing a tactic she accused republicans using against democrats. in other responses not shown, pelosi makes it clear she's not talking about her own party. the ap noting that the video circulated widely on instagram and has been giving to the claim closely spilled the beans on democratic smear tactics by admitting part of her answer to a question. so the ap

are no commercial scale reactors under construction in the u.s., as you noted, we are seeing the same ap0 model being built in places like poland, china, ukraine, and bulgaria. but none of them here, simply because it is very cost prohibitive. however, there is a lot of momentum behind smr, so small modular reactors people like bill gates are throwing a lot of money behind that those are still years away >> is there a vogel one and a vogel two? >> there is. so, vogel one and two are right over there and they actually came online in the -- at the end of the 1980s and you can see, they look completely different you can see the ap-1,000s have new features that are focused on safety you see on the top there, the big water tanks, they hold 750,000 gallons of water so that in the unlikely event that the control room loses access to their power, to cool that reactor core, the water just nows down, it can actually keep it cool for three days there are a lot -- more than a third fewer components, and so, just trying to make the process more streamlined and easier to kind of get rid of some of tho

. >> sandra: looking at the ap head of this speech, they say rfk jr.'s campaign, in this court filing, he is endorsing donald trump for president. the campaign also requested he be removed from the ballot, though it was not immediately clear he was dropping out of the race. he sought to be removed from the arizona ballot and he's running as an independent. this is just crossing on the apa. quick reaction there, daron? >> i think the interesting struggle now would be the actual ballot that is going to be printed out in the states. sandra and john, if rfk is on, his supporters might go ahead and vote for him, as a protest vote. the republicans and trump want him off because they think they have this roughly 2-1 advantage, they don't want him distracting voters, they want a head-to-head comparison between harris and trump. they think they that. they see on or off the ballot? they are putting these things to bed right now. >> those of us in politics who love data, we really appreciate you coming on and laying it all out for us. >> sandra: always great, daro

so, there could be some lingering delays and road closures related to the procession which left yes, ap center short time ago. that's the very latest here in the south bay, charles clifford kron charles, thank you. the other big story we're following this afternoon, as we now know, the person who died in a crash involving a big rig in the north bay was a longtime teacher at cardinal newman high school in santa rosa. >> a former principal at that school confirmed with us here at kron 4. the person who died is pat before tune. he taught at cardinal newman from 1973 to 2019. he also served as a coach for various sporting teams, including track and field cross country, baseball and football. the school's track is named in honor of him. former colleagues say they're shocked and saddened to hear of this loss. yesterday's deadly crash happened around noon on westbound highway 12 in santa rosa. officers say the big rig did not stop as it was approaching the intersection of full road and then created a chain reaction. the chp says 11 oars were involved, one of them a pickup truck that caught fir

and we have just found out from ap who is going to be yes, let's go live to dc now. reshad hudson standing by with the update. good morning. >> hey, good morning. after much anticipation vice president kamala harris has chosen minnesota governor tim walz to be her running mate. now we can expect to see the 2 on the campaign trail very soon. vice president kamala harris pick minnesota governor tim waltz over pennsylvania. governor josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly. political science expert hans knoll says the main goal is to pick someone who will shake things up too much in the vice president is platform from which people run for president in the future. >> no says harris is looking for someone who can help her win and swing states of those swing states. pennsylvania is probably the largest. and so it's got the most at stake. and tonight we can expect to see vice president kamala harris and minnesota governor tim walz together at a joint rally in that swing state. it will happen in philadelphia. they're going to hold a joint rally there. darya james, ok now

they've reached a level whereby they have denied the righteousness of god, as god copied from them apes and pigs and god stress on this and will be torture, hell, the worst faith, their evil nature, their moral, human bankrupcy and ethical bankrupcy, their hostility, their greed, and they even frankly insulted god almighty and what they express. against mankind, against all people, their lives, their money, their families, this for them has become a doctrine, a culture, and it exists first and foremost in all of the educational activities, and also in the sources of education, the books which they rely on, these are... manifested in every crime which they commit in the gaz strip or in the west bank or in alquds or anywhere in palestine every day and up to everything which has already taken place, so it's happening in the past and the present, in the past and the present, it is crystal clear, this is their true nature, which we must all, which everyone must understand, be no acceptance of all the attempts at deception, which are very clearly exposed, are exposed to a large large degree,

his team are part of strategy to make sure we are using this effective and in a way that meets your apn francisco and also make sure we can continue to drive i said earlier, we have a sense of urgency here and we are taking extremely serious and we believe this is a game-changeer of technology so thank you mayor, thank you da and everybody here and we'll up for quess. >> quick question, my understanding in had the history of san francisco aerial support unit [indiscernible] what are some of the risks using drones--it is obvious because some cirealize san francisco doesn't have a helicopter support program. can you talk about the of aerial support from drones [indiscernible] are risks with any piece of equipment. drones can crash.e tenology is . some of our technology on avoidance technology where it is all most impossible to crash into an.comply with f a s.a there is flight patterns we have to be concerned with, but those thng■gzthe diligence of our team, we have done a lot of research and looked policies and counties and cities around us. done field trips to cities, so we believe we h

state law d ciy ordinances, we have a year basically to put this progra that will be evaluated and apehis will be in previous year. we believe we are in total compliance state law. >> for those concerned about iv issues, to verify these drones are not that is my first question. i also have a question about how long the video stored once that video is captured and where is >> yes, servers are secure and as far as the dronwe do have a retention. if it is first type of thing that is up necessitating of drowns because of crowd management and crowd control situations. unle ercrimes committed we don't store and savea criminal like what the da spoke about, we save until the crime and case and resolved.--3. 30 days we purge the information, unless we can tie it to a >> the drones are not passively surveilling and not just tch over, unless there is a [indiscernible] >> that's corre. we are not just hovering drones over the cityunknown purpose. when we deploy these drones it is connected to a criminal investigation and or some critical incident like youjuly with fireworks, that situtiwas getting

the training money for ap s restored. ihss eligibility restored for medical undocumented adults they tr they put this back.so include a request million dollars for ihs admistr. and that was not included however there was agreement that a new budgeting methodology would be worked out. so there is w to be done. but -- that is better when we thought it would be. >> the other things are -- let's see.holdon. it reduces the ihss back up provider system budget by 3 million dollars in 24/5 due to lower utilization. it was not totally cut. and -- i think and the approved a one time shift of 4.25 million dollars in special funds for the long-term care program from the licensing program funds and5 inside 1 and 2 million dollars would come from state health facilities, taon p budget and on going. all this to say, it locked dire not long ago andg, a lot of adv. f those who were advocates to ensure that older with disabilities were taken care of in the budget. i'm happy with where we ended up. begin where the state is -- with the money

group flights are prohibited by companies after the referral of the country's ap organization. and prevent possible abuse or we explain parallel work to companies. this year , arbaeen flights will be conducted from 26 airports, of which the most flights, 30% , are from imam khomeini airport. leila saki, radio and television news agency. the 128-bed seyed al-shohda hospital was opened in band abbas. this hospital is equipped with air ambulance. departments of internal pediatric surgery , obstetrics, gynecology, imaging and laboratory have specialized and sub-specialized hospitals in seyyed al-shohda , special treatment for diving diseases is also carried out. the largest specialized hospital of the armed forces in the south of the country with 128 beds in bandar abbas opened. in addition to providing services to my comrades in maritime missions , we will be at the service of all our people and loved ones in hormozgan province and especially the city of bandas. seyed al-shohda hospital was built and equipped with an area of ​​20,000 square meters and with more than 400 billion tomans of cred

cuatro de cada diez estadounidenses no lo conocen, segÚn la Última encuesta de la agencia ap classroomcarÁ su labor como gobernador de minnesota. >> es una persona pragmÁtica que ve lo que necesitamos como comunidad para el futuro y la gente lo describe como una persona progresista radical y la verdad es que nunca lo ha sido. >> en una campaÑa acelerada, walls deberÁ elegir bien sus paradas. >> segÚn este analista demÓcrata, donde Él va a ser efectivo es en el medio oeste, en los estados claves, donde hay que todavÍa mover votantes para poder llegar a los nÚmeros electorales. y esa es la mayor cantidad de personas que se identifica inmediatamente con É. >> tim waltz it's about kamala, pero para su contrincante republicano jd evans, mÁs que waltz, el Énfasis deberÍa ponerse en las polÍticas de kamala. >> harris lo dijo en carolina del norte junto al expresidente trump, quien rodeado con cristal antibalas en su primer evento al aire libre. desde su atentado, criticÓ a los demÓcratas por no abordar la crisis fronteriza en su convenciÓn hundred and seventy times, they mentioned the economy

target completion by third seismic, it infrastructure and pes, seismic ap grade omplete at 52 percent based on location completed.to complete seismic, remaining locations are the most focused building out the new two foot [indiscernible] pes main reno the latest project public works issued co13, 2024. this slide provides a summary of the duration and improve change orders to date as remaining duration contingency based on change orders. is 86 million, 410 thousand, 253 do approved change orders total 8 252 thousand, 705 dollars and 9 cents which 388 thousand, 319 thousand and 91 cents remaining cost the remaining reserves are not adequate to complete the original construction duration iswhich equates to final compdate of october 7, 2024. even though public works has approved time extension to date, does not expect to complete the last project quarter 2026. pu approval to increase thntingency of 572 calendar days which result duration of 2144 calendar days and allow future change orders to through september 31, 2026. public works request approval to conaingeancy by 25 million, 923 thou

. >> una controversia que apes inicia, pues todo indica la economÍa serÁ la llave para entrar a la casara casa, reaccionÓ ya el candidato republicano a la vicepresidencia, jd evans, quien criticÓ porque dijo que estos cheques terminarÍan llegando, segÚn Él, a inmigrantes indocumentados, y confirmÓ que el lunes volverÁ a hablar sobre economÍa. economÍa, claramente. partir del lunes. erika flores nos explica es como si es un sueÑo porque no pensÉ que esto iba a poder pasar. >> ana karen, originaria de baja california y beneficiaria de daca, dice estar emocionada porque, asegura, podrÍa regularizar su estatus por medio del programa migratorio, manteniendo a las familias unidas que en tres dÍas entrarÁ en vigor tras la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente joe biden, que beneficia a medio millÓn de inmigrantes que entraron de manera indocumentada. segÚn el gobierno federal. ella considera que cumple con los requisitos para calificar. >> yo he estado aquÍ toda mi vida. hice mi educaciÓn aquÍ, pues he estado casada con mi esposo por seis aÑos. tengo ya que desde que saliÓ a partir del 19 de agosto,

vea, estas imágenes son de 0 en ap.enos 3 vehículos estuvieron involucrados en este incidente. 2 de estos vehículos se nos dice que están en llamas. por supuesto, se le pide a conductores evitar esta zona. queremos reiterar que autoridades confirman que no hay muertos en lo que parece ser que es un choque a la altura de portal drive en san pablo. vemos bastante actividad policiaca. nosotros, por supuesto, vamos a estar pendientes de esta información. se le pide evitar esa zona a los conductores. gracias por acompañarnos. que pase un excelente fin de semana festivo. >> esta noche noticias telemundo capo cumple su condena social. cÁrdenas guillÉn, quien fue el jefe del cÁrtel del golfo y el grupo criminal los zetas, sale en libertad tras 17 aÑos en una prisiÓn de estados unidos. ahora, quÉ le depara racismo en denver? esta maÑana aparecieron mensajes ofensivos contra los inmigrantes y la vicepresidenta kamala harris, en varias paradas de autobÚs. le diremos cÓmo respondiÓ la comunidad. locura en los aeropuertos, la cancel

no, there's no doubt that hiv from chimpanzees, not monkeys from apes, but how it into the human race? we don't there was a theory that it might have happened through a contamination polio vaccine trial which did involve chimpanzees being sacrificed for their organs in the late 1950s in congo. now i investigated that and i thought it's probably wrong but i do think it's you know it's not completely ruled out but either way both these viruses are from wildlife. so hiv is basically a chimpanzee virus that was more dangerous in us. sars-cov-2 is basically a bat virus that's more dangerous in us. but it has been souped up probably in a lab since the wet markets. why has this not happened? more frequent? lee given the ubiquity of some of these markets? well, actually, that's a really good question. people are trading online mammals in markets all over south east asia all the time. curiously, wuhan is not a strong center for this kind of thing. it's further north. most of those markets, it's in southern china where you find most of these markets and of course, vietnam and laos and countries

some international news agencies including ap, reuters, france 24, al jazeera. english and arabic broadcast live the dissection ceremony of martyr haniyeh. people in tehran holding palestinian flags and photos ismail haniyeh came to the streets. reporter rasha tudayi's description of the funeral ceremony of ismail haniyeh in tehran for the audience of this channel , stai news, reuters and francechar covered the funeral ceremony live from the first minutes to the end . it was held in tehran. the supreme leader of iran prayed over his body at tehran university. cnn then referred to the message of the leader of the revolution after haniyeh's martyrdom. revenge of the blood of a martyr who was a guest of iran. ayatollah khamenei said that in this bitter and difficult incident that happened in the territory of the islamic republic, we consider his bloodshed as our duty. the scene of offering prayers and condolences to the leader of the revolution ismail haniyeh's son had many reflections in foreign media. al jazeera english news channel covered the ceremony live with

trying to do emerging technologies this conference is one of our thick as we try to do to bridge the ap. one of our upcoming conferences for ndia september 24-27 virginia beach my team will be there. hopefully record a few podcasts this is another example of a ndia event designed to bring together the smt acquisition operational community with focus on things that go oom. budgets are what turn of the programs that your program managers turned to funding and all of the technologies we all try to work on. then he's got direct hands on the udget. the first of the policy strategy and the deputies committee sitting on the tank as a member of the joint chiefs of staff. working on the nuclear weapons council met all the things that come with that it takes quite a bit of time if you jump over to the lnext world i live in on that diagram it's the chairman of the joint requirements oversight council which is led by the vice chairman, voting members of the vice chief of each of the services it's enabled by the joint staff not necessarily joint staff function so the requirements piece jump down to

ap center on santa clara street in san jose. the san francisco fire department rescued a man from a sewer pipe this morning near ocean beach. the fire department says around 03:40am, they got a call about a man screaming for help. >> near a manhole on the upper great highway on dissent, a street fire officials say the man somehow crawled into the pipe where he fell on his head and he got trapped 20 feet underground. it took first responders nearly 2 hours to get him out. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. and now let's take a live look outside at the san mateo bridge kron four's gayle ong joins us with details on the forecast as we head into the workweek. gayle. >> yes, a very similar day that we had of today, a very similar day tomorrow. so almost a rinse and repeat forecast. and we will be warming up just a bit inland. and here is a live look from the east bay hills. mostly clear tonight. depends where you are. and we do have some fog along the coast. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's will be cooling

goodall: well, there are amazing male people studying apes, but it just happened it was me.id: a lot of people, when they turn 89, they want to chill out a little bit, relax, maybe spend time with the grandkids. you are not slowing down any? dr. goodall: i truly feel that i was put on this planet with a mission, and right now, the mission is to give people hope. ♪ david: in recent years you have created the jane goodall institute. what was that designed to do? dr. goodall: that started in 1997 and some students -- by then, i had a little research station, and four of my students were kidnapped, and everything shut down. so some friends of mine said, well, let's start an institute so that this research could carry on, bless them. that was 1977, and it was set up to study, conserve chimpanzees and other animals, and educate. and it has developed since then. so, you know, we've got 27 jane goodall institutes around the world. and then i realized at some point that people living -- the african people living in and around chimpanzee habitats right across africa were struggling to