the ap this isn't breitbart, this is the ap. has just pointed out. who's about as far as it gets. says, hey, wait a minute, we've studied this and it's wrong and they knew this was going to be a problem when she first took office -- >> the ap didn't say it was wrong, they just said they studied it and published the facts -- >> oh, miy god, first of all, o pay to play, this is a ridiculous charge. because the clintons did not receive any money from the foundation. they set up this foundation to do good work in the world. so it's ridiculous charge. and the idea that any trump supporter -- i'm a big fan of andre's on many levels. the idea they're talking about transparency or pay to play when he would not even release his tax returns. he would not tell people any aspect of his financial dealings. and we just learned that he jacked up the prices of his rent that he could benefit from of trump towers that he could benefit from to soak his donors during this campaign. so i think i have to say this is a ridiculous double standard and i hope people see through it. >> i want to talk about

they hand-picked nine apes who they thought would do well on their own. they have to be able to get along in a group, as well as be strong themselves. >> andre: yeah. it's just like you chose people to go in the moon. >> cooper: it's not quite the moon, but the site they found to release the bonobos is about as remote a place as you can find on the planet. it's a three-hour flight deep into the wilderness of northern congo, then a long, slow ride up the lopori river in a dugout life along the river hasn't changed much in centuries. congo is one of the least- developed countries in the world, and has millions of acres of virtually untouched forest. it may look pristine, even peaceful, but many of the people who live in these parts have suffered from years of war. the wildlife here was decimated. so, the bonobos disappeared from this area because of hunting...? >> andre: yes, yes. >> cooper: ... for bushmeat? >> andre: yeah. >> cooper: and also, during the war, soldiers would hunt here. nd >> cooper: we were taken to the spot where that first group of bonob

among great apes because they are not dominated by males. and according to brian hare, a duke university evolutionary anthropologist who studies them at lola, it's the females who run the show. >> brian hare: here, if you try to be in a... an alpha male, you will be, as the congolese say, "corrected" by the females. >> cooper: not just by one female, but by a sort of alliance of females? >> hare: that's right. that's right. and one of the... they... bonobos really violate a rule of nature where, usually, if you're smaller. but they're still not dominated by males because they work together. >> cooper: what's more, bonobos have never been observed to kill each other. the same can't be said of chimpanzees, or of humans, for that matter. >> hare: bonobos, on the other hand, they don't really have that darker side. so that's where they could really help us is, how could it be that a species that has a brain a third of the size of ours can do something that, with all our technological prowess, we can't accomplish? which is, to not kill each other

these apes have more sex, more often, in more ways than any other primate on the planet. their sexual contact is so frequent, brian hare refers to it as the "bonobo handshake". it's not that they want to procreate or have kids; it's not that they even find each other attractive. >> hare: no. >> cooper: it's... it's just... >> hare: no, it's a negotiation. >> cooper: and it's hardly ri negotiations take place over food. chimpanzees will fight each other over food. >> hare: that's right. they... >> cooper: bonobos won't necessarily fight each other... >> hare: that's right. so they... so, basically, chimpanzees get primed for competition, testosterone increases. bonobos, they get really stressed out. and if they feel like they're not going to be able to share, they get really anxious, and then that drives them to want to be reassured. and they then happen to have a bonobo handshake to feel better. >> cooper: and males do that with females, males will do that with males, females will do that with females. doesn't matter, even the ages? >> hare: any combination, any >> cooper

. >> cooper: bonobos are unique among great apes b are not dominated by males. it's the females who run the show. >> here, if you try to be an alpha male, you will be, as the congolese say, "corrected" by the females. >> cooper: not just by one female, but by a sort of alliance of females? >> that's right. >> cooper: what's more, bonobos have never been observed to kill each other. the same can't be said of chimpanzees, or humans, for that matter. ( screeching ) the high-pitched screeches are a sophisticated form of gestures are unmistakable. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. what we do together changes how we live. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give yo

ap is biased. that is the analysis is flawed. this is the clinton campaign effectively saying ap done shoddy reporting. it is outrage just to represent secretary clinton's basis meeting with the individuals. distorted portrayal how she crossed paths with individuals who donated to clinton foundation. "new york times," they didn't report the story at all. not at all. and where was the outrage when the mainstream media was doing all it could to take donald trump? host of "mediabuzz" on fox news channel, howie kurtz is here with me. howie, i would like your assessment of the ap's story as it now is. what do you think? >> first of all ap has a pretty good reputation for accuracy, here is why the story is carefully worded and fair. two main points. clinton campaign, only covered half of her tenure as secretary of state. that is true it acknowledged in the story because ap had to sue the state department because only coughed up a couple of years of secretary clinton's calendar. you heard this earlier in the segment, subset of all meeti

this ap report -- put it in context. it excludes nearly 2000 meetings i had with world leaders, plus countless other meetings with u.s. government officials when i was secretary of state. it looked at a small portion of my time. and it draws an inclusion and made the suggestion that my meetings with people like the gates, or -- melinda nobel prize winner, or somehow due to connections with the foundation instead of their status is highly respected global leaders. that is absurd. these are people i was proud to , who any secretary of state would have been proud to meet with to hear about their work and their insight. amy: the ap says it has been asking for the schedules for three years and that what has been released thus far covers only half of her four-year tenure. republican presidential nominee donald trump, who himself has donated $100,000 to the clinton foundation, has accused clinton of selling access to the state department. mr. trump: going to end government corruption. hillary clinton ran the state department li

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they hand picked nine apes they felt would do well on their own. they have to be able to get along in a group as well as be strong themselves? >> you chose people to go to the moon. >> reporter: it's not quite the moon but the se release the bonobos is about as remote a place as you can find on the planet. it's a three hour flight deep into the northern wilderness of the congo and then up the river in a dugout canoe. life along the river hasn't changed much in centuries. congo is one of the least developed countries in the world. it has millions of acres of virtually untouched forests. >>> u.s. men's basketball team is back in action. they take on a serbia in what's known as the group stage. here how team u.s.a. is playing both on and off the court. >> reporter: pinpoint accuracy from behind the arc. has made it seem, for the gold has never been a question. until australia almost turned the newest version of the dream team's road to glory into a nightmare. >> not an easy night for the united states. >> reporter: really the only competitor that the

ap is defending its report saying it was based on mrs.'s calendars covering entirety of her tenure as secretary of state. more detailed schedules of meetings and phone calls covering roughly half that period. calls to get rid of the foundation are growing. "usa today" editorial board publishing an article with headline, mothball the clinton foundation. this is our view. let's bring in noelle nikpour and steve murphy. steve, "usa today" is not part of a right-wing cabal against the clintons, i think you would agree with that. let me read a little more what they said. the only way to eliminate the odor surrounding the foundation is to wind it down, put it in mothballs, starting today, and transfer its important charitable work to another large american charity. what is wrong with that? >> what is the odor surrounding the foundation? david: what is the odor? >> what have they done people have a big problem with it. david: shall we list the ways. >> fighting poverty and disease in africa? economic and development and empowerment of women arou

>> what's remarkable about this ap story. the ap has a lot of credibility. this could have been argued out when the ap requested the calendar of secretary of state hillary clinton, and they stone walled it. so the ap had to sue to get the records, and so these come out now, 70-plus days before the election. so donald trump has been given a gift and remarkably he's been pretty much on-message about this because look, this campaign breaks down the two central and competing arguments on one hand, hillary clinton needs to convince people that donald trump is not, does not have the temper meant, not fit to be president. he's been hammering away at that, and donald trump needs to convince people that she can't be trusted. they both have double digit leads in these respect ifz areas and the one who wins this battle between those two competing arguments will probably win the election. >> rick, you're a communications guy, you know best. the insider said should simply wait the clock out here. the less she says, the better. we're less than 80 days away, and she's so f

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the list is that the ap was cherry picking from those calendars. everything was above board. >> but every everything was set up to the highest possible standard to prevent any conflict of interest. hillary clinton and her family had a foundation. it is charitable, they don't receive a salary from it. hillary clinton doesn't have a conflict of interest with charitable work. that's all it is. >> donald trump holding a rally in battleground florida next hour where we expect he will continue to the barrage of attacks on his opponent and her family foundation. s. >> it is now abundantly clear that the clintons set up a business to profit from public office. justice is supposed to be blind. it's never supposed to be for sale. hillary clinton thinks she's above the law. come november, the american people will show her that she is not. >> join me now is kasey hunt in california where hillary clinton is doing political fundraising today and nbc's jacob rascon in tampa where donald trump will be holding a rally an hour from now. welcome both. first, kasey. s

the ap, i saw the reporter yesterday on shepard's show.hey sat there for three years, they went through the records, hay sued the government -- they sued the government to get the calendar. this is good, old-fashioned watchdog journalism. they're trying to dismiss it, they can't possibly. and more than half of the meetings that were not obligatory, that were at her discretion. when she has her schedule full, she chooses to take a meeting or not. more than half of them went to people who had given money. now they're say iing they're going to -- saying they're going to wind down the foundation if she's president, but they're going to leave their daughter in charge, chelsea. how does that change anything? harris: as an ambassador, i would imagine you had some dealingsing with the state d.. is this how it goes? >> not at all. hillary's defense seems to be that her new slogan is vote for hillary, not indicted yet. [laughter] that somehow be you can -- [laughter] ing go right -- you can go right to the ethics -- harris: that would be really funn

so i think they make those decisions, i applaud the ap for doing this story. fantastic research and indicates what we know, which is if you want to get meetings with hillary clinton while she's secretary of state, you've got to pay in. that's basically how it works. deirdre: peter, let me ask you this, veteran democratic operative james carville fought back against donald trump's call to close down the clinton foundation. so i'm going to ask the producers to find that clip. this is carville essentially responding to the idea that the clinton foundation should be shut down. here's james carville. >> the clinton foundation was, a, taking no money for the clintons, raising money from rich people and giving it to poor people. and all of a sudden, the press has decided that we're going to go after this and shut it down, you know what? your probably going to be successful and there are going to be people that die because of this. deirdre: peter, what is your opinion? because there are numerous people who say the foundation actually does do good work, but if it is fu

i read the "ap" story, i'll let the campaign fight with the "ap" over the methodology, that's not --2 of the 40 paragraphs were devoted to hillary meeting with humis. i know about him because he was friends with bill clinton when he was governor of arkansas. he won the congressional gold medal. by the way, bill clinton promoted him -- >> the clinton campaign has come forward and said -- >> it's 12 out of the 40 paragraphs in the story. i'm not cherry picking, anderson. it's the plurality of the analysis of "ap." this is a man who has done more to alleviate poverty than anybody alive today. >> meeting had a visa problem. >> what's wrong with that? so what? >> that's for voters to decide. >> people have visa problems. what the hell? >> let me make a broader point. this is a new thing. this is why clinton people get angry. and say there's a double standard. when i was helping run bill clinton's campaign against george bush sr., george bush sr. started the point of life promotion. every single day he named a point of life promoting that townation. we thought it was great. we didn't resea

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state department ape fbi are both involved. reporting live david spunt for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >>> eagles were back in preseason action. they have traveled across state to take on the pitberg steelers. >> sports director don bell joins us now. we saw a lot of sam bradford tonight. >> we d always good to see eagles, first of all. >> yes. >> miss them, every time we play they are excited. sam bradford and first team offense played entire first half, coming in the game bradford wanted the guys to get in the flow and find some rhythm. and all right, so the eagles visiting the pittsburgh steelers, bradford and first unit had issues moving the ball, 14 for 19, 150-yard. penalties killed a couple of big drives. eagles just could not make enough big plays. and here's a nice toss to nelson agholor who has been mostly absent during his brief career. they have scored on offense but it was second queen it, ken yan barner. they win seven to nothing. but the first unit had some improving to do. >> you know, we probably didn't move the bal

state department ape fbi are both involved. reporting live david spunt for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >>> eagles were back in preseason action. they have traveled across state to take on the pitberg steelers. >> sports director don bell joins us now. we saw a lot of sam bradford tonight. >> we d always good to see eagles, first of all. >> yes. >> miss them, every time we play they are excited. sam bradford and first team offense played entire first half, coming in the game bradford wanted the guys to get in the flow and find some rhythm. and all right, so the eagles visiting the pittsburgh steelers, bradford and first unit had issues moving the ball, 14 for 19, 150-yard. penalties killed a couple of big drives. eagles just could not make enough big plays. and here's a nice toss to nelson agholor who has been mostly absent during his brief career. they have scored on offense but it was second queen it, ken yan barner. they win seven to nothing. but the first unit had some improving to do. >> you know, we probably didn't move the bal

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the ap is standing its ground.eanwhile clinton had three fundraisers in the san francisco bay area today. including one at the home of apple c. o tim cook. >>> donald trump rallied in mississippi as he tries to win over minority voters speaking to a crowd in jackson trump called clinton a bigot. he claimed politicians are using hispanics and trump told a crowd that clinton only sees people of color as votes and quote not as human beings. the gop nominee seems to be softening on his immigration policies as of late. some would say flip flopping. last night, he said law abiding undo you meaned immigrants could stay in the country. >> hugs and tears today are from a man finally set free from prison 25 years after he was convicted of a crime he didn't commit. a jury convic convicted anthonyt rape and murder back in 1991. thanks to dna evidence a different jury acquitted him yesterday and he walk out of prison. fox 29's bruce gordon spoke to wright on his first full day of freedom. >> reporter: on his first full dave fre

trump, again, slamming her over the ap report. >> hilary clinton ran the state department like a failed leader in a third world country. >> reporter: associated press looked at hilary clinton's daily he state and found 85 of the 154 private individuals who got meetings or phone calls with her, had donated to the clinton foundation, either personally or through their organization. the clinton campaign fired back saying the ap story relied on utterly flawed data, that gave a distorted portrayal of the secretary's schedule. some of the meetings were with humanitarians like melinda gates and noble peace prize winner, eunice, in the per view of america's top diplomat. the controversy did not seem to be switching votes among the lunch crowd in battle ground virginia. >> like a lot of what she stands for. him, not so much. >> i'm voting for trump. make america great again, absolutely. >> reporter: her biggest alli is donald trump. politic's editor of the national journal says been disarmed by his own baggage and ethical issues. >> if that was the republican nominee, they would be able to take

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can they walk away from this ap report?the people she met with had given money to the clinton foundation. >> we'll see. i think a large part depends on whether donald trump can use this scandal to his advantage and actually articulate in a consistent and sustained way what exactly hillary clinton did. i don't think it's enough to say to the american people hillary clinton lied. she's been doing that for decades now starting with the cattle future scandals. you need a sustained campaign to force the national media to cover this issue. >> yes, of course. isn't it the media's job do this, spell it out, what happened. >> yes, it is but again you need to put it in black and white. i think that these e-mails that judicial watch has released from the correspondence these e-mails i think are probably the closest thing you're going to get to a smoking gun because it's very rare for someone to say they've played the clinton foundation x amount of money so we're going to give them y benefit. when you start to go through this release,

last week, trump rolled out his america first ap on i tunes and google play.rters can use the ap to donate, check into rallies and check into the posts on social media. every action you make will earn you badges like apprentice, trump force one and big league. the ap also features a countdown clock to the general election that reads quote time left until we defeat crooked hillary. >>> coming up at 11:00. for the second time, tense moments at an amusement park. >> details the investigation into the death of prince. >> take a look at what a grand slam home run did to the windshield. it's not exactly what there's a twist coming up at 11:00. >>> flood waters are receding in many areas of louisiana. >> it's allowing residents to now go home and assess the damage. as you can see, many evacuation orders being lifted. thousands of volunteers are now there helping with the rebuilding process. fema is also stepping up its response. opening three now disaster recovery centers to help out. president obama is scheduled to visit the area tomorrow. >>> we have an update on t

that's who's on the ap list.dal of freedom who was unanimously given the congressional gold medal, by democrats and republicans. how many unanimous things did you have? >> you're also cherry picking. you know the game very well. you know politics. you know journalist very well. the idea that this many people on the private citizen side as opposed to all officials were connected to the foundation and meeting with her at the state department smells bad. you say nefarious. i'm not saying it's illegal. i'm not saying it's a felony. that shouldn't be the bar for wrongdoing either. it seems wrong and inappropriate. isn't that enough to draw criticism? >> no, i don't think it does seem wrong and inappropriate. these are people who are supporting causes, some of which the state department supports. melinda gates, who's a donor to the foundation and works with the kleclinton foundation on sag people from a.i.d.s. and malaria across the developing world. we're talking about a foundation that's gotten a.i.d.s. drugs to 11 m

and we're -- >> so he is right wing -- >> the ap, many news outlets have taken -- how the ap reportstook 20 years to get the information. they had to sue to get it. >> that is not unusual with people's schedules in government right or wrong. but the ap reporting on this, cherry picking by them, half of them, has been criticized by many -- >> it has -- >> there is a reason that democratic governor ed rendell says shut the foundation down. there is a reason he came out and said i would not have handled it the way she did. and if she is taking responsibility, why go on late night television and laugh about the e-mails. donald trump, if he laughed about the fact he apologized we would all be criticizing him. if you take responsibility, you certainly don't go on and talk about colin powell -- >> if we were to close down the clinton foundation kind of immediately without planning, without thought and transition work, you know who would care about that? the millions and tens of millions of people who have gotten free hiv drugs, people who have gotten malaria drugs, people helped during cris

have been watching aps msrp. giving me -- aps and srp. right around greenway -- that is now down to 9 that was at around 50 customers but my goodness, srp -- you are talking more than 1800 srp customers without power especially here in the northeast valley. i don't know if this is going to be storm related this, more than 1200 just in this location. a circuit breaker has tripped according to their explanation here so maybe you are watching us on abc15.com or on the free mobile app. you are not alone if you are without power and as a matter of fact nick ciletti is out in live drive and some of these areas that were just nailed by the rain, loop 101 and scott still -- looking at that. >> reporter: yes we just passed an area actually passing the loop 11 eastbound and hayden 101 this morning and yes, it's really coming down. i want to turn on the camera here. you can see the windshield wipers are really going on well -- take a look at all that lightning. we've lost count of how many flashes we've seen but i want to talk about the roads also b

and the late victim go ape says caused this tragedy. this was a happy tina warner at her daughter's recent wedding but last night her life ended in sudden tragedy, it was warner that plunged 40 feet to her dental lum's state park on the go ape zip line. they are still in the midst the their investigation. >> there are two sections you trance verse on the zip line and she completed three of the four and was on the fourth when this happened. >> go ape attraction was shut down completely today and late this afternoon the go ape company issued a statement saying they are saddened by this tragedy, but their outfit with more than 6 million customers worldwide structs customers on safety for zip lining and they found no evidence of equipment failure. witnesses say that tina warner underwent the safety training before going on the go ape trail. at the time of the accident the participant had unfortunately disconnected herself from the safety system. >> we don't have reason to believe that foul play is suspected but we are looking into all the c

. >> reporter: i took a look at the 2013 contract with go ape in exchange for setting up shop, the state gets 3% of the revenue. the state makes sure they report injuries, get regular inspections, and carry significant insurance for cases like this one. on page 13 of the contract, it also spells out very clearly that if anything happens at the go ape facility at any time, that includes tragedies like the one they had yesterday, that it's go ape's issue to handle the park system and state of delaware. they won't be held responsible. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00 from berks county, for the first time in more than four years, teachers in the reading school district will start the new school year with a new contract. it includes pay raises of nearly 3%. the contract also includes a boost on the pay scale for years of experience or service to the district. in exchange, teachers will increase their contributions to their health care plan. >>> also new at 6:00, it has been pointing philadelphia train travelers in the right direction for more than three decades. talking about the tic

she was at a place called go ape adventures.hey have locations in bear, delaware, as well as 14 other places across the country. we don't exactly know what happened but clearly something went wrong when she came crashing to the ground about 40 feet down. >> unfortunate to hear about what happened. report roar those who ridden the ziplines before of the same questions now as investigators. what exactly went wrong? how did a 59-year-old woman fall 40 feet from the go ape tree adventure at lumps pond state park she was pronounced dead at christiana hospital. in the companies compani' pros motion al video it's build a two to three hour adventure through the forest canopy. james lunsford and tara have been on the ziplines here before and believe with proper instructions they are safe. >> you're instructed on how to attach caribbean and use the lock. it's very safe. >> there's couple hooks you hook on something. if you didn't hook those up correctly. you have to really pay attention when you're doing it they go through that with you t

this was the ap reporting the story. basically saying, more than half the people who donated to the clinton foundation ended up having private meetings with her. >> mermercedes, the fact is -- >> sharing the information between the clinton foundation and the state department -- >> or others in the united states -- >> david, david. >> -- it's absolutely done. >> the ap is reporting. they took out the unofficial state department business. >> that's right. >> took the official stuff aside and said the stuff that people wanted to meet with clinton about, 50% were granted access were donors into the clinton foundation. i mean, people are buying access. by the way, i don't think they denied the access part, but i think they should deny -- >> real quick. >> they should deny the -- david, listen. listen to me. >> i'm hoping you're listening to me, too. >> eric -- >> there were deals done after the donations were made. >> let me hear a deal. >> algeria.ng did a deal with r. russia did a deal with uranium one. >> that's global com