there is a foot. that is an ostrich. what has happened over bird evolution is the bones that make up the ankle and foot are fused together in a rigid structure composed of instead of 26 bones it is about eight in the foot of an ostrich. this ends up looking a lot like the blade prosthetic that the parent olympians will use with great effect and can run very fast. i would totally change the foot the back is a bit of a mess as well. but i will look more with the foot in the first place i would go. the knees are a disaster as well but we will stick with the foot. [laughter] >> do you think. >> is it possible for bi-pedalism in humans or anywhere else to eve all for improve anymore? of what this will be? is that even possible? >> that's a great question. if you look at the pleistocene all the different body forms that existed, i don't see the human body today as homo sapiens having an advantage over others like, rectus. it looks like the joints were smaller in the range was not as large but i certainly don't think we have re

>> the foot. the foot is a disaster. i study feet it is evolution's example of aam good tribe. did your best but what happens is you converted and grasping 8-foot into something that needs to be rigid and have moments of flexibility but then to be pushed off the ground in a rigid way. we have the same 26 bones in our foot that chimpanzees do so if you try to create something from scratch and it needs to contact the ground, absorb elastic energy then kick off for your next step in you make it out of 26 parts? you fail that engineering course. look at this. there you go. so what has happened over avian evolution is the bones that make up the ankle and foot have fused together into a single rigid structure that is composed of 26 bones it is about eight in the foot of an ostrich. this ends up looking a lot like the prospect on —- prosthetic power olympians use with great effect and can run very fast so yes i would change the foot. the back is a mess as well but i work on the foot so that's the first placeil i would go then he t is a disaster as well but we will stick with the flat.

it became known as wet foot-dry foot. if a human could get one foot on dry land, that person would have a pathway to citizenship after about a year, literally. never applied to any other persons from any latin countries at the time. if you came from south of the border, didn't apply to you. cubans never knew something called undocumented status. they were always documented. by the way, i never opposed it. it wasn't something i opposed. my point is haitians seem to always get the short end of the deal and we've got to change that. we've got to make sure they're treated fairly. when they're sent back to haiti now, they get 50 to $100, depends who you ask, i heard 100 on television, i asked the homeland security department, got $50. they get a phone call and food in a country where there's devastation from an earthquake. they also are in conflict with each other because the law is in conflict in this country. we have a tps, temporary protected status for haitians here prior to a certain date and that's because we know it is

appreciated foot passion. foot says he was ignored, i'm dismissed. she returns the al jazeera washington. had an excellent discussion with non a jump a little bit earlier. who is the executive director of the black alliance for just immigration? she says racial inequality in the immigration system are in fact worse under joe biden than they were under his predecessor, donald trump. and hard back to a much wider time at time of much more blatant white supremacy. that's clearly weird. it's head up again during the jump administration. and folks thought it would be back in this by the administration. but here we are. i mean, think about if this had happened during the trump administration, the outcry that would have come from the democratic party and that's happening now . and you do hear an outcry, but the administration doesn't seem to be moved. maybe even today announcing that they're getting rid of the horse patrol to be honest, the horses, one problem. that's not the issue would go on the horses that are the problem and as long as they continue to

she's done that with a 40-foot building height less than 30 foot under the maximum above grade. if the minimizing the impact and 40% of the building is below grade and two and half stories might be above and less than that might be above grade. she's respecting all front and rear setbacks. and she has gone over and beyond what is required of her. i urge you to support this project and grant the conditional use. thank you very much. have a good evening. >> thank you, commissioners, for giving me the opportunity to speak in support and i live on the corner and i strongly support this project that is spending more than three years with the neighbors in the planning department and with the other design illnesses and fits into the neighborhood context. also as san francisco is in need of greater housing and significant density from what is there to add two family units for rental. and as others have aid, olga is the pillar in our community. she has been for a long time involved with -- with the upper nohe neighbors and doesn't take away like others and spent the time to work really h

appreciated foot's passion. foot says he was ignored, i'm dismissed. she returns the al jazeera washington area. roy is, is an analyst at the migration policy institute. he says there needs to be much stronger policies to protect migrant. temporary particular status is given to people already in the united states. it's for people that have received and have come to nancy or after a certain period of time. so the migraines that are actually coming to the board at this point are not eligible for t p. s. in that sense, they can of course asylum. so therefore, they are not eligible for t p. s, they are eligible for asylum. but right now, the system is still not up to speed and not efficient enough sexually provide these protections for those migrants, not in mexico and not in the united states. we do need to have protection systems that need to be more open to my friends at the same time. enforcement needs to continue to happening in better and more professional way and wanting to work and addressing the root cause migration and providing more opportunitie

foote's resignation came just days after u.s.border patrol agents on horseback were filmed chasing, grabbing, and whipping haitian asylum seekers who had gathered in a makeshift camp in del rio, texas. on thursday, the department of homeland security banned the use of horses in the area but deportations are continuing despite growing criticism from human rights advocates. "the new york times" reports the biden administration has now deported nearly 2000 haitians since last week. about 3000 haitians remain in the makeshift camps in del rio. thousands of others have been allowed to stay in the united states. immigrant justice activists held demonstrations across the united states yesterday to demand the closure of all immigration and customs enforcement jails, an end to deportations, and the release of all imprisoned asylum seekers and immigrants. the "communities not cages" day of action came as reports show that the number of people detained by ice has gone up 70% since biden took office. in atlanta, activists rallied in front of

but the foot is the first place i would go. we will stick with the foot. >> branching off of that, we another question. do you think -- is it possible in humans or anywhere else to evolve and improve anymore, like do we represent what it's going to be is that even possible to speculate on? >> it is the kind of thing i love to talk to my students about. if you look at all of these different body forms that existed, i don't see the human body today, homo sapiens as having some advantage of some of thee others. it looks like the joints were smaller so maybe the home range wasn't as large. oibut i certainly don't think tt bwe have reached a pinnacle of the locomotion. and again, i would much rather have the skeleton of an ostrich if i wanted to get from point a to point b on two legs. for instance, there's a crocodile discovered in north carolina by lindsay who is a scientist at the state and, the museum, sorry the museum of north carolina. she reconstructed the date as being up on two legs at least occasionally so imagine this cro

here here, there are a lot of they, we hear their foot views and some vegetables. and here you have lots of excellent be started with with more than $400.00 clients across the country. we've been trying to make the overall process more transparent . we keep track of the way from a to z. we do gps tracking on our truck. so, you know, on real time where the waste is ones, the trucks are loaded up. they go straight to recycling facility, nestled in the mountains to the south tower. the south korean government has implemented tricks, regulations on foot waste, including a ban on innovation and company. it feels this has opened up new business opportunities for start to slide to be on liquid residues. become by your gas. why you study the waste is turned into fertilizer or heated to produce slurry, which comes here to this plant, which has the head of an unexpected ally. me black should you know v d 's are able to transform almost any kind of organic way into high quality protein . going to try? sure. so if they could get up to twice their body weight, they had 4 cages.

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appreciated foot passion. foot says he was ignored. i'm dismissed. she every time see al jazeera washington, very pleased to welcome non a jumpy to algeria executive director of the black alliance for just integration in washington, dc. miss jumpy, before we start talking, i want us to have a little listen to something. democratic congresswoman maxine waters speaking on wednesday, this was her talking specifically about those images of patrols on whole spac the people within the migrant have a little listen. i'm happy and i'm not just unhappy with the cowboys who were running down and using their ways to with them. i'm happy with the administration. we are following the trust policy. he is the one that does not follow the christian at work, not allow both taking refuge to be able to petition to get into the country. what. how are we doing here? what we witness takes us back hundreds of years. what we witness was worse than what we witnessed slavery, how boys would they range again with things like pretty slow patients and to the water

, dry foot. you get one foot on dry land, your other foot can be in the gulf of mexico, and you have the right to take that other foot out of water, go on into miami, and start a life in this country and eventually become a citizen. i never opposed that policy. we didn't have a similar policy for the haitians. i remember when castro opened up the jails and let the criminals come down to florida. we didn't send them back. black lives matter. it's not just a slogan for me. so here's what i'm going to do. i'm going to draft a resolution condemning what we saw. we need to know whether black lives matter to this congress. we need to know. i'm going to draft a resolution. for those who don't understand the rules, these kinds of resolutions are not privileged. so i can't just bring it to the floor and demand a vote, so i'm going to ask it be allowed to come to the floor. because black lives matter. we need to vote. we need to know where people stand on the great issues of our time. this is an issue of a

die—hard foot soldier fans may wish to know that this is in cinemas now.then you might want to wait for it to come to the small screen. i've always done things backwards. i kissed you. and then i met you. what the...? oh, my god! i thought you were someone else! congratulations on your upcoming wedding. - i don't know how upcoming it is, he won't set a date. we'll talk about it later. later. teddy, what is it. with you and later? hot on the heels of the brilliant palm springs comes another comedy inspired by the classic groundhog day. the australian film long story short stars rafe spall as teddy, a serial procrastinator who marries leanne, the woman of his dreams, played by zahra newman. after his wedding day, teddy wakes up and it's one year later. leanne is pregnant and teddy is seriously confused, especially when he continues jumping into his own future, one year at a time, on his wedding anniversary. josh lawson's comedy is very open about its debt to groundhog day, which is referred to several times, and this also has a strong whiff of it's a wonderf

we had a 3500 square foot home becoming a 5000 square foot home on cumberland and a 20,000 foot owing to 6000 square feet for one family on parkhill. 2500 square feet to 4700 square feet on lately a 1400 square foot home to a 37 hundred square home on 25th street. 1500 feet more than doubling to 2700 square feet on21st street . a 3000 square foot home fairly large coming to 4400 square feet on greystone terrace and a single-family lot on bosworth that was proposed to have a 4200 square foot single-family homebuilt on that lot .in fact on your agenda today you had adr which i noticed withdrawn on 21st street their proposal to demolish an 1100 square foot home reconstructing 6500 square foot single-family mentions in its face. this is a proposal that does include a adu which we appreciate but it leaves the question as to why we should be accepting the finite space you have in the city should be used for one family as the 500 square feet ofliving space when we could have several families living there . while i'm glad there was a settlement this is exactly the kind of project we're talkin

appreciated foot passion. foot says he was ignored, i'm dismissed. she every time. see al jazeera washington a u. s. house committee investigating the january capital ryan has subpoenaed for senior members of donald trump's administration. trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, whom advisor steve bannon, are among those who will have to testify. they'll be questioned about what happened at the white house. on the day of the riots, nearly 600 people have now been arrested in connection with the storming of the us capital on january 6. bravo group says the live in coca farmers have fought with police and the capital la pas the farm as 3 rocks and fire crackers offices who responded by firing tear gas. it's been sponsored by a months long dispute about leadership of the regional coca pharmacy association. the coca leave trade is controlled by local unions in libya, theft of cultural heritage, an important archaeological objects is a thriving business around the world. many precious items disappeared into private ownership. now one piece of history has be

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appreciated foot passion. foot says he was ignored. i'm dismissed. she every time see al jazeera washington still in the us and a house committee investigating the january capital riots dissipated for senior members of donald trump's administration. trump's chief of staff, mark meadows informed by the state bannon are among those who will have to testify me. they'll be questioned about what happened at the white house on the day of the riot. in the 600 people have now been arrested in connection with the storming of the us capital on january 6. well, ladies have been told a woman planet will also be a move violent one. the security implications of climate change report to a meeting of the un security council during a general assembly dominated by calls, the stronger environmental action. christian salumi reports from the un from flash flood, to drought and famine. the united nations warns that a reckoning is coming for climate change. the united kingdom's prime minister boris johnson came to the general assembly with a message for huma

daniel foot described the u. s. policy on deportations as inhumane and counter productive responding to his resignation. the white house said he never raised his concerns about migration policies. for secretary gen saki insisted the president biden was taking the issue seriously. when he is asked all of us to convey clearly to people who are understandably, have questions are passionate, are concerned, as we are about the images that we have seen is why.

includes a 5,458 square foot main square bedroom dwelling unit. one bedroom, second dwelling unit and a 1,401 square foot garage providing storage for both units and two vehicle parking spaces. the project is located within the boundaries of the delores heights special use district and complies with the additional development control. and a max and planning code section 209.1, one dwelling unit is principally permitted and one unit per 3,000' square feet of lot units. there shall maximizing the density allowed. as a site with two units for proposed demolition and replacement provisions are dependent upon the income levels or the current and previous tenants. it's a rare unit that's been vacant for over five years. it shall be replaced with the main unit. but the current owner has rented out the unit. income levels of the tenant currently in the main unit are above 80% of ami and therefore may be replaced with a record unit. therefore, both of the units to be demolished will be replaced with rent control units. the project sponsor in august of 2020

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allowance for up to two detached a.d.u.s 16-foot high four-foot side and rear programs within the required local program. commission secretary i don't know procedurally? >> let me make the maker of the motion was your intent to include that staff modification? >> yes. >> seconder? >> yes. >> thank you. if there is no objection from any commissioner, i think we can include that staff modification. is there any objection from any commissioner that voted yes? if not that motion passes unanimously 7-0. thank you for the clarification, deputy city attorney. commissioners that means we can move to the final item on our agenda. 2021-007060des. at 200 rhode island street landmark designation application. staff are you preprepared. >> i am a board member of the charitable foundation. i do not receive compensation i participate actively in the foundation. i need to recuse myself from this item. >> motion to recuse. >> second. >> on that motion, commissioner wright. >> yes. >> commissioner nageswaran. >> yes. >> commissioner black. >> yes. >> commissioner foley. >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes.

a big foot to hang on. >> not justin turner. he has walked, struck out, and grounded into a double play to end the sixth inning. he's been showing that slider a little more often the last few weeks. not to say that he throws it often. >> it's a surprise, but you can steal strikes with it. nobody's thinking slider. everybody's thinking fastball. >> base hit to left field. ruf hustling over, turning up with a whole lot of speed. he'll hold with a single but to left field with one out and now seger. dave roberts checking his book there. >> not a lot of success lyft against mcgee. one for 12. that one hit, a double. >> seager has had two hits tonight. one was the swinging bunt and 35-foot single in the seventh inning. crawford, estrada and belt are arrayed between second and first. the overshift. bryant still on the third base side, maybe 35 feet off the line, even with the bag. left field. that's going to be a base hit. ruf t cuts it off and he throws in toward third which will allow seager to go to second. >> that's a mistake. the

judy: as we reported, daniel foote, who was the u.s.pecial envoy to haiti, resigned in protest today, putting the spotlight again on the biden administration's handling of mostly haitian migrants in del rio, texas. our own yamiche alcindor broke the story of the special envoy's resignation, and she joins me now. so, yamiche, hello. what more do we know about his decision? what was behind it? yamiche: well, the former envoy to haiti, daniel foote, essentially said that he didn't have a voice in this administration. he said that he was nored. he also said he didn't want to be connected to what he saw as cruel and inhumane policies. he said that it was wrong to be deporting haitians back to haiti, because that island nation is facing a number of crises, including the aftermath of the political turmoil, the assassination of the president, as well as an earthquake that hit the country last week. i want to -- last month, rather. i want to read part of daniel foote's letter, because it was a blistering letter. it said, in part: "i will not be

. >> they said, it has 18 foot walls on one side. 12 walls on another side, a 7 to 8 foot wall on thirdor. of this compound. >> what made it noteworthy of the owner, a man -- a courier for bin laden. >> why were bin laden a couriers such a focus for the cia. >> it was the case for a long time, we had been looking for who the couriers were, the key people who brought bin laden's message to the public. and if we could identify the couriers, we then knew we had a good chance of locating bin laden himself. >> it took years, agency uncovered his real ibrahim saed akhmed, they tracked him to the fortress. >> very large compound. probably estimated cost a million, that certainly was not the kind of money the couriers had, it was hard not to raise the issue this bin could be in the compound. >> his eyes kept returning to a balcony on a top floor with a 7-foot privacy wall, shield outsiders from seeing whoever lived there. cia believed for years this bin was holed up in a cave somewhere, in a remote area of the border, if he turns out to be in. >> it was a clear indication that every lead. possi

here in south florida in miami, in particular, we had wet foot, dry foot, that w the law enacted by the clinton administration until the obama administration got rid of it where cuban migrants when they reeved on u.s. soil they were allowed to say. after one year and one day, they could apply for t residency but haitian who is were caught at sea they were returned to their country of origin. we had guantanamo bay where we had 60,000 asians where we had 213 mine or who is were re-returned back to haiti. and a lot of people forget that there were haitians who arrived here in south florida and they too final finally received something immigration benef but only after the activism of the community. when i spoke to haitian-americans, immigration advocates that's what was what came to mind to them. you were seeing the double standard in terms of haitian immigrants no matter what was happening in their country, they were always perceived as economic migrants and therefore they were immediately returned back to haiti while other migrant who is come seeki asai lem are often arowed to go through

is footing the bill.es, it was a big consideration, because i don't think the government right now has the capacity to take in extra refugees, especially with the concern of people from afghanistan, the security risk that it comes with. nastasya: we've talked a little bit about that, of course. francois, i don't want to let you go without asking you about some of the other concerns here that afghan refugees are facing. it's not just conflict and the taliban, there is also a severe drought going on, massive concerns about food and security, and i also know that you work on climate issues. do you think, potentially, that political refugees are given more primacy in these dialogues that we're having about asylum seekers, rather than other issues that might be related to to the economics, and security and instability around climate issues -- is that being given enough thought here? >> clearly, not enough, and really, i don't want to make a hierarchy, stating that some would be more deserving of protection tha

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appreciated foot passion. foot says he was ignored, i'm dismissed. she every time see al jazeera washington officials in northern california have issued mandatory evacuation orders as a fast moving world far threatens thousands of homes crews battle b phone far overnight on thursday. it's already destroyed more than 2000 hector's. and this only 5 percent contains a 30 year old woman has been charged with starting the far california is a peak of its wild farseason, which is on track to be even worse than last year's record breaking destruction. the british government has promised to do whatever it takes to resolve a trunk driver shortage, which is causing delays of critical supplies that have been q, that filling stations after several were forced to close supply has been effected by lack of truck drivers, which in turn has been blamed on brakes it and the pandemic, the lack of drivers is also caused widespread disruption to britain's food sector. another 90 thousands, a drivers and needed to meet a national shortage was in san marino will decide in a

you can feel your foot, essentially? >> yes. yeah. it is great.t time i could actually feel my foot on the ground, it wa like a mind-blowing experience. >>eporter: he is a participant in a study at the cleveland v.a. medical center, aimed at directly connecting prosthetics to the nerves, and ones that receive sensations of touch. other words, wired into the brain like the real thing. >> i don't want people to think about all of that gear. they should forget it. i think we're getting close to that point. >> reporter: dustin tyler is a professor of biomedical engineering at case western reserve university. he and his team have been working with amputees for 15 years. dan warner can feel thanks to a pressure sensor attached to the bottom of his prosthetic foot and some re-wiring of the nerves. surgeons identified the ones that controlled the muscles and provided sensorproception from his missing leg and attached wires on them. the wires tansmit current to the nerves when the seor is depressed. how similar is it to the real thing? >> it is pretty darn

daniel foote called it inhumane and counterproductive. u.s. officials say 1,400 haitians have been expelled. about 4,000 remain near del rio, texas. and thousands have been returned to mexico or released in the u.s. we'll get details, after the news summary. a shooting today in tennessee left two dead, including the gunman, and 12 wounded. it happened at a grocery store in collierville, about 30 miles east of memphis. police say the shooter opened fire, then turned the gun on himself. there was no word on a motive. in louisiana, a federal grand jury has indicted former state policeman jacob brown for beating a black man with a metal flashlight, in 2019. he's accused of violating the civil rights of aaron bowman. federal officials are investigating the beatings of at least three black men by louisiana troopers in recent years. democratic congressional leaders now say they have a framework deal to pay for a huge spending measure covering social and environmental programs. they gave no details today. and, there's no agement on the final size of t

. >> then i saw a foot off of it, what i thought was a foot. myself. >> oh, oh, my god. >> reporter: a six and a half-foot garage-crashing gator. alligators aren't unheard of in summers corner, south carolina. >> we see small ones, like two, three-foot alligators everywhere. >> not nearby though. >> reporter: and certainly not in the garage. >> i'm filming it! oh, my god! >> reporter: finally, a neighbor came over with a huge broom. go we got up and drugged it out and pushed it down the street. >> reporter: the couple's quiet anniversary night on the couch. >> i have no idea what we were watching. >> "good girl"? >> reporter: turning into a night to remember. you didn't finish it. >> i could not even go to sleep. my adrenaline was so worked up. i kept laying in the bed. every time jeff would try to fall asleep i would hit him, and i would say "there was an alligator in our garage". oh, my god! >> reporter: the couple contacted their hoa who are working to track and remove the gator. the children were thrill thed t a big piece of moss fell off t

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appreciated foot passion. foot says he was ignored. i'm dismissed. she every time. see al jazeera washington support is a former cadillac later college pre ju mom, have rallied outside the italian consulate in barcelona. following his detention in sardinia. he travelled to the italian island in the early hours of friday, from belgium, where he had been living in spain accuses put germano of sedition for a 2017 independence referendum, which was deemed illegal by the court side of it. we still don't know when the date for the hearing will be set. it could be late morning today or tomorrow based on the documents and when they will arrive. we've done the judges and we have to consult with adam rainy's outside the courthouse on the italian island of city, mia? hello there, adam. now before we get to today's developments, what exactly was carlos doing incidentally in the 1st place? well, according to him and his team, they had come to attend catelynn even start daniel cultural festival for our viewers who may not be aware get the the city t

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