at one point so the interesting thing about homo sapien is that we have here about 302200000 years ago in africa and then what happens is those waves of us coming out so there's a big wave about 100000 years ago that makes all the way over to china into southern russia and that's a species we found tall zick cetera but there's an interesting thing because there is a new species or actually it's the same species but slightly altered that then comes out at 60000 years this one more than humans or homo sapien 2.0 other than this one over much better i mean where it where we're it ok with the modern human to point spreads out an interesting lee takes over from the early homo sap eons it basically outcompetes possibly kills all the other competitors and that's a species that we're all related to so it's about 60 to 70000 years ago something changed cognitively in homo sapien in east africa that meant that we started to cumulate knowledge quicker and quicker and quicker and that's were as species does too we're not talking the language yet because you you do criticize the interim view of lin

erectus they're working in large groups they were communicating i'm pretty sure that homo erectus was already using language though primitive language to organize remember this is a species that is going out hunting. well maybe not generative grammar though they will get where they are going to turn is read on the show before we get them back going to say yes no specifics will get ahead of actors here i'm a glee all of this evolution its impact on brain size you talk about new theories about the fact the brame's has the need for it was to do with sexual interaction sexual and social interaction and the choice of partners and also this opportunity of 150 people within a community the basically the brain is about community not isolation oh absolutely so what the ideas are about why we have such a large brain is not so we can do advanced mathematics is not me so we can understand language it is so we understand the so short situations where in it so we can basically protect ourselves in a social situation it's so we can manipulate others and again they sexual bit comes in if you happen t

so we have here at the start of 'd our own lineage which is homo and the interesting thing is as you notice there isn't really much difference in size the only reason this one is called home hubble is is because it was found with stone tools and that time in these of late 6 in the early seventy's stone tools for supposed to be amazing these were the things that set us apart from other animals we now know that other animals used tools and we also know that stone tools have been found much much earlier now many years separate them. so this one occurs about 3 and a half 1000000 years ago in east africa this one occurs about 2 and a half 1000000 years and then we go on to my favorite not abstract thought yet when into a when not this is where the controversy comes in because this is homo erectus this is truly the step forwards they stand about same height as us their skull is about 80 percent bigger than sort of previously it has social groups it has changes in our movement so we know that they could throw spears if they wanted to they also have nearly a 100 adaptations for long distance

. >> homo. >> homo. >> hey, hey.press his individuality makes him a homo, well, then, i guess we should all be proud to be homos. now, you go ahead, sam. >> paul had this idea he wanted to see a high school show about the kids no one ever talked about. >> you're dead, weir. >> that was very different for network television. it seemed bizarre to them. why do they fail all the time? and we just thought, because you fail all the time. it was that simple. >> i guess we live on the same floor. if you live on this floor. i don't know where you live. >> what i love about judd apatow is that he took the smartness of the john hughes, but let the kids be a little less articulate about it. they're a little more lost, they're not quite as sure of themselves. >> it's just not fair that they get to flaunt that stuff and i have to hide every election i get. just imagine if girls weren't weirded out by our boners and stuff and wanted to see them. that's the world i one day want to live in. >> no matter how much we try to add new vie

thought is very clear the people of homo knows that it is written in our constitution in the basic law that we have this basic freedom. the democracy movement fears that hong kong so legally guaranteed independence could be eroded and complains about beijing's growing influence many people here fear it is just a matter of time. samson wong visualize this fear in a guerrilla art campaign projecting a countdown on to hong kong's highest building. and it counts down the time until hong kong is finally returned to china and 2047 a provocation. by. the young freedom loving hong kong people it's about their future and nothing less. perhaps that explains their unwillingness to compromise i don't buy renay we mean a 5 day moms but we all know that this is. this is one step. is started to think a little practically odd claudian everyone else decide. it is them all and check this i all have it all call me for a tell this people say. sampson wong who is also a junior art professor believes in the power of images. to sing about the role of a marriage. in a show of it to your creativity and to move

things are no fun homo to. mark is 250th birthday maybe if we talk with an unreliable historian a ball her body experience. 30 minutes on t.w. . become tonight. going on and. it's an explosive mix i am playing mine a. canadian folk palm beach taliban. leaders and a strong balance trying to get a foreigner. in 60 minutes on. most girls who could have lived i'm sure that of us are. in support of. what the baby was able. to deliver. in the us of climate change. the city so. much most of. what he is today had the future of. g.w. dot com the 2nd biggest city the mechanisms clutter. was the speech of his life perhaps his best certainly his most difficult chancellor helmut kohl and addresses the people of east germany shortly after the fall of the wall. the crowd clamors for the german unity journalist peter lim borg was the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the title. starts december 19th w. . this is g w news live from berlin. at the u.n. climate conference the final talks are now pushed into over times world l

is not yet you have time so i try to tell people think about this the earth is 5 billion years old homoapiens are roughly 400,000 we are modest in the grand scheme and our life expectancy is around 90 years so what you can do in your lifetime is finite but we are here for such a short time in relative terms we should try to take advantage of it to do something to leave a mark and say yes i can justify my existence on the face of the earth. this is what i have done and i am proud of what i have done by parents and children and grandchildren are proud so just think about what you can do. so i try to do patriotic philanthropy to give back to our country all philanthropy is patriotic and honest but when you do things to remind their history and heritage which i'm trying to do it gives attribute to our country. now all of you say you're already doing good things great and if you're not to then think about this i'm convinced those that give back to their country will live a longer life. all of you want to live a long life but i say that because people to give back are happy and happy people l

homo's also had a sound game he picking up toys with a peach of a pos. this delicious chip bypassing the mice defense was typical for another stellar performer julieann khan's. 23 year old was irresistible form and also reflected excellent pos completion rates and often besieging the months go for half an hour they finally got their breakthrough michael voice pushing the visitors ahead with a blistering shot the left i've been sent a note shots that's going number 9 the. season for the dortmund skipper of relief even if he tends to keep his emotions on the inside. as well it was good we need to keep the ball more when necessary. but overall it was ok ok ok dan i do is run from defense in the 2nd half was more than ok after carrying the ball over 70 meters up the pitch the minds box a center back laid off for jason sanchez a double diamond lead. with vindication for his change of system it seems that they do play more often and better of and censure seems to constantly outdo him self the only problem is the growing number of clubs queuing up to sign him n

celebrate christmas because of scotland it's the home of hogmanay new year that it's fertile and has the homo side to close that presence will tell you that nicholas history is real life is but he took it but he. actually stays in finland lot planned so this is the place to celebrate christmas and then to special shows from finland we asked the question of one of the friends a phone the alexy of happiness not just for the christmas season but all year round because they're not the neighbors to be officially recognized as the most contented society america today we look at funny said you case is the excellence of finland's education system the real secret behind their legacy of happiness next week a look at the funniest political system the time when the u.k.'s been choosing between a 50 of something mom and a 70 something mom for there's a likely to 30 something woman because in some about in the fens of elected the world's youngest prime minister and she leads a coalition of 5 political parties all of which are led by women is the political system the secret a fetish populace but 1st let's g

went up to the right so we are on the edge of the rocks and 5000 meters and sound and here because homocame here and it was here on the trot so. it is vision. as nature is unified this is really the moment where you hear is his epiphany he was there high up i'm giving up here 5000 meters. so that was a spectacular moment also because the weather can be so terrible and we were just so lucky everything was perfect and then there was a moment to sun up which is another of the volcanoes where we actually found the hut in which humboldt had slept at 4000 meters. 6 years later on trails full of stored on tucson and again in the last 3 years company german president franco to shine meyer had invited her to accompany his delegation to south america they went to colombia and ecuador and to the galactic a silence in february 29000 and my in all great of the whole year to mark the 250th anniversary of birth wolfe was of course the perfect member of the delegation since she had helped to rescue the great explorer from relative oblivion. if someone had told me 8 years ago when i sat on my own in an

extremists that for launch in just 2 or 3 weeks will respond to sanctions but in a way in which we will not homo cells but we will definitely respond of course we will keep in mind when developing our relations i'm surprised that politicians reach such decisions which give no credit to high profile political figures the german government has regretfully taken into account that sanctions against north stream to turks stream initiated by the us congress they think german and european companies and tantamount to interference in our domestic affairs. the $1200.00 metre long that nord stream to is being build from russia to germany through the baltic sea it will allow russia to increase gas exports to germany and europe and supply enough gas to power almost 30000000 households now the sanctions target companies involved in building the last remaining leg of the pipeline and the main swiss contractor has now pulled out over washington's tough penalties and north stream spokesperson told r.t. that completing the project is essential for european energy security and says that work will be finished as so

referencing got original recipe so if you're going to take homos and say this is my i created this home or so and not reference it to the original people the original people who came up with the recipe that's definitely cultural appropriation i would love eating the following folks a system because if you love journalism is a perfect fusion going on right that the latest totus a story about a fusion happened not any commercial interests but by people living around the world and creating their own food and talking about korean ferry have a look at this little clip. this is why the owner of. a grandfather was one of the 1st to open a dozen men restaurant in korea aside from its popularity in deliciousness such a fascinating story of immigration he belongs to unique cuisine korean chinese food which is music korean nor chinese and no it's not a fusion it's its own thing created by chinese immigrants in korea. and don't get money out now. they can buy the done. such a fascinating story ladies is there anything about the way that we the food and the way that we move around and bring out the

in latin, "ecce homo" which i think means, "behold, your messiah, this person who has been scourged.an, and i think pilate is having his fun here, at the expense of the jewish authorities. >> he doesn't want to get involved in this complex, intra-jewish kind of affair, but ultimately, that isn't going to be an option for him. >> crucify him. take him yourselves and crucify him. i find no case against him. >> pilate's general way of doing things would have been to try and let the authorities in jerusalem do their own work. he says, "see to it yourselves." >> then, in john's gospel, caiaphas raises the stakes. >> we have a law, and according to that law he ought to die because he has claimed to be the son of god. >> blasphemy. >> have nothing to do with that innocent man. >> the gospels say pilate was more afraid than ever. >> he wonders, "is there something about this prisoner that i've missed?" >> he starts thinking to himself, "well, maybe this person is somebody who is sent by one of the gods." >> if jesus is sent from the gods, pilate needs to find out before deciding his fate. i'

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i mean the homo no. no the michaela i would see them as house would be him in this would be a language. i didn't know. that was when he and i left for the. week and. he. was. with a let's see if you see if he didn't take anything listed out the. left on a theme but the health of allah thing about the. so i'm envisioning a moment. can i let a good day make in this manner. but no more was out of the how you feel if you just . got. to know. for sure don't let. me make a number of you what though he'd. know it was the thought of the me of a little bit on. me. i don't know that i did was last of that a lot it could. be a couple of london. you know a month that i had with maybe in a television i. can say that i've only met dhoni. when you. see that length in the lead and so i think a more quality in my than he could be and we've missed them. all . and. we don't want to see you up and. lonely doing this then me i'm just going to be about the war. home. and see if i had lemmy man and welcome here and want us me

is the oh here is the cradle of human kind the 3rd 1st homo sapiens emigrated from the territory of your country. in this sense we are all ethiopians. of the in your comfort tree has a unique history. also within an african context since it was never colonialized by any western power. it is i and it is in part for this very reason that ethiopia is home to the african union. or if i that the good news today is your and. to establish a new order of peace initiatives openness and peaceful mediation to find new solutions to our own disputes than the we've been nobel committee fully understands that peace is created in cooperation with others but when we are awarding the peace prize to you as an individual because you have personally made an extra ordinary difference across several arenas it is the to tell how the t. of your effort is that convinced us that it is you mr prime minister who have made the most significant contribution to peace in the past year in phrasing my statement this way i am in fact quoting the terms of the will of alfred nobel. you have also fulfilled another requirement

. >>> tonight a utah boy and his family are speaking out after he had to endure homo phobic bullying grateful for being adopted by two dads. the two dads officially adopted the 11 year-old yesterday. the family joins me now. so happy to have you on. hello, how are you doing? >> good. great thanks. >> daniel, thank you for staying up late. it's been a long day. and i can see your bedtime is about nine minutes away. i have to hurry up. i know you want to stay up and watch tv. i had to ask you about your teacher. what did your teacher say, what did she tell you and your class when you were going to be adopted by two dads? >> which teacher? >> the sub. >> she said you're not -- i can't remember. you say it. it's been a lot. >> she asked what are you thankful for thanksgiving. he said i'm finally being adopted by two dads. and she followed up with so many more questions. that really made him feel very uncomfortable. >> she said why would you be thankful for that. >> it hurt us as parents. we're so proud for him to say that. we wanted to adopt him for five months by then. so you want to ad

humans as we are, homo sapiens are roughly 400,000 years old.e are modest in terms of the grant span and our average life expectancy is 80, 90, 100 years if you're lucky or unlucky depending on your point of view. what you can do in your lifetime is relatively finite but we are all on the face of the earth for a short time in relative terms, we should try to take advantage of it and do something to leave a mark, justify my existence on the face of the earth. this is what i have done to make myself proud of what i have done. my parents proud, grandchildren proud so i ask all of you to think about what you can do and i coin a phrase for one thing i tried to do which is called patriotic philanthropy which is to give back. all philanthropy is patriotic and honest but when you are doing things remind me of our history and heritage, and if you are great, i am convinced those people who give back to the country live a longer life. why do i say that? people that give back to our country are happy. happy people live longer. grumpy people don't live as lo

the war and homo commons so this is a very efficient. for oh i don't. actively oh well that on the discovery john barnes astronomer at the open university and part of that team will discover the. planets thank you so much for having joined us and i'm off from london in the next the bulletin now though let's go back to stand in doha barbara thank you still ahead on. we'll have sport. in the year of its tricked out moment from cricket victory in. hong kong government has about $500000000.00 worth of measures to try to stop its economy sliding further its a recession 6 months of demonstrations are being blamed for deterring tourists and causing a drop in high street styles but online some retailers have been capitalizing on global support for the move that sarah clarke has more from costs. streets once teeming with shoppers are deserted restaurants have closed tourist numbers have halved after 6 months of anti-government demonstrations some luxury brands have reported a 45 percent drop in recent silence but not everyone is struggling this store is expandin

humans, homo sapiens are roughly 400,000 years old, modest in the grand span of earth. average lifespan is perhaps 80 or hundred years. what you can do in your lifetime is relatively finite. we are all on this place of the earth for a short time in relative terms that we should try to take advantage of it and do something so that you can leave a mark. and you can say, yes i can justify my existence on the face of the art. this is what i had done to make myself proud of what i have done, my parents proud, by children proud, my grandchildren proud. i ask all of you to think about what you can do. i've coined the phrase, which is called patriotic philanthropy, which is to get back to our country. all philanthropy is patriotic honestly, but if you're doing things to remind people of history and heritage, you do contribute to our country. all of you may say, all you are doing good things. if you are not yet doing good things to help our country, think about this. i'm convinced that those people who get back to our country will live a longer life. now all of you want to live

homo locusts spinach the whole area became top farms and plants one 3rd done we won't have anything to feed our children we weren't even able to buy anything from the market. border security remains a big concern for west african leaders a summit centered in nigeria's capital where they discuss farm raising to support the fight against increased attacks in the sahara region the vast and remote area of the southern sahara desert spans many borders and include serious dominated by groups affiliated to eisele and al-qaeda augmented wrist reports now from a budget. the $56.00 ordinary summit of course was anything but ordinary these are particularly difficult times for the region as attacks by armed groups of escalated in recent months. the rising violence in the same hell in other parts of west africa dominated the speeches. nigeria's president whose country has had to deal with the threat from boko haram for the past 10 years he says closer cooperation is needed along with more international support terrorism remains the major threat to the peace and progress of egypt regarding attacks b

carolina: homo una zona de guerra amanecen estados del sur del paÍs azotados por potentes tornados enencontrado lejos de su propiedad junto a un niÑo de 7 aÑos transportado en condiciÓn crÍtica a un hospital. el mÉdico del condado fue el primero en arribar a la escena, encontraron caos totaly que hicieron lo que pudieron. otro tornado arrasÓ con todo lo que encontrÓ al paso de luisiana. conductores al oeste de la localidaddice que vieron el colapso de edificios y autos volcados. mÁs al oeste una mujer falleciÓ cuando su casa mÓvil sucumbió las potentes rÁfagas de la naturaleza. autoridades del poblado confirman que el torbellino acabÓ con una escuela, una iglesia y un edificio. mientras el mississippi tornados de la zona central del estado derribaron Árboles, aplastaron autos y bloquearon carreteras. el mismo sistema de tormenta traerÁ un nuevo golpe de nieve, granizo y lluvia para el noreste del paÍs. mucha lluvia durante las horas de trÁfico de la maÑana. autoridades recomiendan a los conductores que tomen medida de precauciÓn necesarias, algo muy importante para evitar accidentes.

whether they write at "wall street journal" or on a canoe on the charles river, homoacademis is really homos. they let it blind them. mr. trump might not be the nicest person on earth. i don't particularly dislike him but they do, but, that separate that from his policies. they're very good. ed: you noticed a cnn poll said 76% of people, forget about the money managers, feel like this economy is pretty good for them. let's turn to the person you mentioned when you said elizabeth up in massachusetts i assume you're talking about elizabeth warren running for president. here there is a screen shot of her with the light saber on her campaign saying billionaires, wall street ceos, and sith lords beware the force is strong with elizabeth warren. what say you? >> this is just nonsense. elizabeth likes to project herself as the champion of the downtrodden she is among them. the reality, being published this morning in "the wall street journal," she raised a lot of money from billionaires while running for senate. what she did, she took $10 million of that, moved it from the senate campaign to her p