noah.hey, thanks for having me. >> so tell us a little bit more about this proposed sfmta bike lane project. it's on frida kahlo way, right? that's near city college, but not actually on campus. >> that's right. so free to call away. it's a san francisco city street, but it kind of is the main drag that runs right alongside the city college main campus. there you know, on one side you have the entrance to campus. on the other side, you have the main parking lots for the college, and some other campus buildings. and yeah, the city is proposing to put in a protected bike lane, uh- on the street there. that would eliminate 29 parking spots. >> can i just ask you how this protects the lane might look, right, because we've covered the valencia one, which a lot of the businesses said this ruined us because it was down the center in the middle of the road. uh. and i know you know, that design didn't work for them. what is this design supposed to be? >> yes. so this design would not be in the middl

you mentioned -- you mentioned you're getting married to noah. >> yes, we're getting married. >> sethachelor parties. >> exactly. >> seth: very different in tone. >> very different in tone, noah's was like with his friends in the woods doing drugs, hanging out. >> seth: we're finding out what noah's thing is. >> yeah. [ laughter ] he's a lot cooler than i am in general. mine was my high school theater friends throwing me a cast party and sort of dancing to turkey lurky time and stuff, but it was really fun. it was very strange because they took me to a place called joy face downtown, it's really fun for dancing and we were having a great time and very randomly just sort of out of the blue, paul mescal who i'm doing this film -- "merrily we roll along." >> seth: fantastic actor. >> wonderful guy. dear friend, and he also was with jesse buckley who i think is also think is amazing. >> seth: also incredible. >> who i don't know who is working on a film here, i think, or was. and i have a very strange relationship to my love for jesse buckley because i took a trip with noah to mexico, and

noah, thanks for your time. hey thanks for having me. all right. so your new article that's in sf standard.com right now, talks about why some san francisco residents are now calling that number 311 to report illegal parking, what kind of illegal parking are they incensed about? and reporting? >> yes. so really, a lot of this comes down to people who are parked, blocking the sidewalk. and sometimes that means parking. so you're 100% blocking the sidewalk, but sometimes that means just you know, hanging over a little bit, which you're also not supposed to do, even though a lot of people do it regularly. >> right? i mean, are we talking about and i see this in san francisco in particular, a lot, where they're blocking the sidewalk because they're kind of like sort of right in front of their own garage, but they don't pull into their garage, but they're sticking out right, half on their property, but half on the sidewalk. is that what we're talking about? >> exactly? we're a city of short driveways. so a lot of times you might be in your driveway a li

noah: under.s happening on college campuses in america think everybody understands that there's a bit more to it anti-semitism that we previously thought so in a nutshell come up and jewish is not just a religion is no where think group is not necessarily race but it's nothing be watching this a very interesting intense unpleasant cultural movement happening. this book accidentally by the grace of god is actually delivered a lot of these answers and if you might be wondering is happening right now college campuses, why is anti-semitism all of sudden back with a vengeance. this book actually answer these questions as well. brian: emmanuel can you answer the question in this you have this great relationship you know it's happening on the college campuses. emmanuel: well i believe we all know what is happening on these college campuses and we know that there protesting others address and even more than they are being legitimized protest pushing for peace, there's tension going on in the world because

. >> if noah is making a face or shouting, those are my facial expressions and my movements. >> byrong of a new trilogy? ♪ can't buy me love ♪ >> byron: and the elder statesman who elbows the beatles' "can't buy me love" out of number one 60 years ago this beatles' "can't buy me love" out of number one 60 years ago this week.chirpi for nourished, lightweight hair, the right ingredients make all the difference. new herbal essences sulfate free is now packed with plant-based ingredients your hair will love. like pure aloe. and camellia flower oil. and none of the things it won't. hair feels deeply nourished, soft and lightweight. plant power you can feel. new herbal essences sulfate free. ♪ >> byron: good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, we meet the parents of staff sergeant gordon chris black who's now sitting in a russian jail allegedly on theft charges. several other americans also under russian detention. under murky circumstances and with no clear plan for their release. experts issuing strident warnings to avoid traveling to russia under any circumstance. in the meantim

host: this is noah back in alabama, line 4, those over 65. noah, good morning. caller: good morning. i have just a few comments. i haven't protested a whole lot to be honest with you. up here there aren't lots of protests. i was going to make a comment on the palestinian and israeli -- if you look and most christians know this. host: i tell you what, we're sticking to protests with a bunch of folks calling in with their experiences and that's our subject our first hour and before we get sidetracked too much, let's go to james in hopwood, pennsylvania, line for those over 65. good morning. caller: i never actually participated in a physical protest as far as marching and stuff like that, but what i do is i write a lot of letters, i'm not very mobile so i write letters to conmen, to my senators, to the president. because when i watch the news, i always see just one side. it doesn't matter fox news or msnbc and doesn't make any difference. they all concentrate on the one thing that's wrong and most protests i see, most of the people are nonviolent. they protest bec

my name is noah levy. this is the true milestone. happy to be here today. so, i am working on the planning, design and upcoming construction of the portsmouth improvement project, designing engineers, city agencies and community steak holdsers. the capital improvement project as said is a full curb to curb renovation that will include a new club house, landscape, street scape improvalment and removal of the existing kearney street pedestrian bridge. the new park design is a result of robust community engagement process. participatory design and the new design will continue to be the heart of chinatown. with improvements that maximize useable space, remove existing barriers and better connect the surrounding neighborhood. as the project sponsor it is my pleasure as a representative of rec and park to express full support for this san francisco arts commission public art project plan that was presented here today. these art opportunities will trumendssly enhance the overall park design and reflect significance of chinatown and enliven the public realm. we are

>> a lot of love songs about my time with noah. i'm at personally, separate from my relationship, in terms of -- as i get older, learning how to listen to myself and follow my own inner compass. trying to tune out external validation and other people's perceptions, easier said that done. >> juju: that's a lifelong battle. where is your inner compass leading you? the residency, the album. what's next for ben platt? >> it's leading me to the palace theater, then on tour, then the altar, getting married. >> juju: is there time for wedding planning? >> we're in a pretty good spot. yes, it's a little bit of, you know, tasting food during the day, then performing at night. >> juju: i'm so excited for the residency. we're going to bring all our friends. >> thank you, you better. >> juju: always nice to see you, thanks for joining us. check out ben at the palace through june 15th. check out the album "honey mind" out friday. >> byron: our thanks to. >>> when we return, want to live in the "home alone" house? >>> when we return, want to liv

noah, thank you very much. police are making arrests at the university of wisconsin after protestors there ignored their calls to take down the tents and get out. on the west coast, well, this is how it played out. [shouting] >> harris: it was a wild night at ucla. rival protestors fighting for hours before police stepped in. a live report from that campus coming up. now, i have such a question about what do they think they're doing to help the situation in gaza? they aren't feeding palestinians. their message is muddled. i don't know why they are out there. did they know why they are out there? republicans want answers soon calling for three college presidents to testify on how hate was allowed to explode on their campuses. i wonder if this will be different from the first round of presidents that they had, the ones who didn't want to do anything? gianno caldwell in "focus" next. many are over 22%, near 30% if you pay late. why not do what thousands of veteran families have done. call newday and pay off that h

meet newborn baby noah. his loving mom, destiny allen, and baton rouge police corporal jason lee. it was destiny that brought the three together on saturday after she went into labor and called her mom for a ride. only they didn't make it to the hospital, so they flagged down a passing police car from the side of the road. >> i was like, mama, come get me. it's time. it's time for us to go. and it just -- it didn't go as planned. >> the only thing going through my mind was, we got a mother. we got a child involved, and she's about to have this baby. i'm not a nurse. so, like, i need to do the best i can, and it turned out -- turned out well. >> well, they have kept in touch and are now forever bonded. new mom destiny allen, baby noah, and baton rouge police officer jason lee -- they are tonight's "heart of america." >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from right here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell

>> i'm going to reflect on that yuval noah harari is always good to have you.ch indeed. >> thank you you can watch are full conversation online at amanpour.com. up next, was it really her the latest twist in the ai chat? >> but saga with actress scarlett johansson the nba playoffs, i always get emotional. you more concerned about what's going on inside the nba and what's going on inside of you, you know, doc, right? and that's all the time we have. >> thanks for watching. or you cutting to a commercial western conference finals? >> a product of his presidency if he were to be elected again that's the work that i think that we have to really emphasize. or their historic examples that you teach at the journalism school, or that we should be aware of. i mean, i remember reading and i'm just going to get this a little fuzzy. but i think it was one of the main national newspapers back at the height of mccarthy's lot is basically and is red scares and his blacklists and destroying the lives of people. they decided that they would not any longer print staff. did not r

. >> noah, you have spent a lot of time in mall humans, a word most of us did not even know before. you and groups like yours popularize them. what surprised us was the degree to which there are not laws or guidelines or enough laws whor guidelines preventing this sort of thing from happening and corrupting the government and politics. i don't mean this to sound like a naove question on a saturday morning o■tv show but we haven' really made great progress in saying, you know what, this stuff happens all the time. what should we actually be doing to fix it? >> that is right. there was an effort after the trump presidency to pass some expansive legislation aimed at voting rights which is obviously a different issue. also had money and politics and having more disclosure and leslie way and that effort came up just a couple votes short in the senate. that was very unfortunate. and again and again, people sort of throw up their hands and say, we have this system with all this corruption. what are you going to do about it? and of course you can do things. you can pass laws. you can change

new mom destiny allen, baby noah, and baton rouge police officer jason lee.rah, thank you. i'm juliette goodrich, there are 10s of thousands of them, professional hackers here in the bay area for one event. >> what we do is take all of the people that hack computers and connect them with security problems that need to be solved. >> reporter: the conference that could help push the bay area over the brink of pandemic recovery. >>> and, b's are getting ready to play ball. it is a race against the clock to get their new field ready. >> so many parts to get a ballpark. this is the guardrail for the dugout. >> it does not end there. how the attention and work expands outside of the baseball field to an often neglected community. >>> plus, he is a professional poker player. he has the hardware to prove it. now, he is facing a new competitor, his wife. >> i don't play soft against him, he does not play soft against me. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich >> thank you for joining us at 7:00. with this beautiful geography the bay area attracts people

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and a historic move, 3 european countries are formally recognized a palestinian state orleans noah and spain announced move on wednesday, and it's now legally taken effect they've sent it's part of an effort to help normalize the relationship between israel and palestine. that foreign ministers of also accused israel, a breaching international humanitarian law, are refusing to stop its attacks on rap for some spaniards. recognition of a palestinian state doesn't go far enough for demonstrations being held in barcelona, showing solidarity with palestinians and cooling on the spanish government to come ties with this rattle together. we need more from the state of saying, we just, we don't want only the dictation of the policy and states. is that something more symbolic than anything. we ask for the government to cut relations with the state of israel. not just that we want them to stop selling them. why in the arms from the state of israel. so that makes the same complex of the genocide as going on and progress and other well headlines. department. new guinea is government say they are

joining me now are noah tisby in a manual ocho, they are the coauthors of a new fascinating and veryrtant book, uncomfortable conversations with a jew. thank you. both of you for being here. no. are you spent much of this book explaining the roots of anti-semitism, how it shows up in nearly every day rhetoric we're now seeing a lot of that language on college campuses. i'm guessing you're not surprised by that no, sadly, i'm not surprised by that because we have been talking about the connection between anti-zionism and anti-semitism for a very long time. >> the thing to understand is that anti-semitism is not to simply who racism. it's a shape-shifting conspiracy theory and it shifts every few generations is something new. and now it shifted to anti-israeli rhetoric. so i do believe that this book couldn't have come at a more appropriate moment in our culture. because sadly, it is very uncomfortable to be a jew these days and i'm so thrilled that emmanuel reached out to me wanting to write this book together and be a true ally to the jewish community, we can't do it alone. >> and em

the metro logical department will likely noah and that's doing just in time for the upcoming podium day. next week. did show up today. it's a next on the w. a documentary, looking at how mass tourism is threatening your stella, my good. do you big companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest? the letter for luxury casa, often comes from illegal capital funds in the m, as in yet the supply chains does matter to the view industry. the illegal of the stats may said on dw, the, the, during the march, 1 of the most stunning.

in this public ceremony, programs such as the end of noah's prayers and the quran were held. we finished the qur'an and had a session. with greatness here to on the occasion of the passing away of the honorable islamic president of iran, we offer our condolences to the supreme leader. we offer our condolences on the occasion of the martyrdom of the honorable president of the islamic republic of iran, ayatollah raisi, who did a lot of work for the afghan refugees . let's hold it. we were very upset with the great nation of iran that our president had gone to serve the people in the way of the people, and this was very bitter and very difficult for us. he did and followed up on the situation and problems of the immigrants. the commemoration ceremony of the martyred president will be held in mashhad al-reza on thursday. narges jafari of sed and cima news agency. good night and god bless you. before saying goodbye, i will give you an umbrella , i will draw it easily, maybe if you come back, instead of any words , i will just draw a line of three wet eyes to look at you. maybe whe

welcome to the program, spain. noah. an island have announced that they will recognize palestinian statehood. many western countries of resisted recognizing an independent palestinian state for years. israel's war against thomas following the october 7th attacks, i've renewed focus on the issue. israel's foreign minister denounced the decision, is a threat to his country sovereignty and security. guard off from israel by fences and barriers. the palestinian territories will be formally recognized as a state by 3 more european countries sustains ireland and norway, choosing to support the policy mean push for sovereignty. a step they say towards piece by side of the time has come to move from words to action, the level to tell the millions of innocence, suffering, palestinians that we are with 70, that the results. but on that to make it very clear that no matter how many walls or rectors no matter how many villages are bombed and no matter how many illegal settlements are built, the land and the identity of palestine wil

the metro logical department will likely noah. and that's doing just in time for the upcoming podium day next week. and that is your news update at this hour. stay tuned. next up, it is a deutscher bank and the story of how managers driven by greets, set the german institutions up for a serious fall. and of course, there's more online to at d, w dot com. thanks so much for watching. the my name is nose available in the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. next, would it be nosy bay like good everyone, just sort of things to check out the award winning called comment to hold back it's summer 2007. the 1st day of an iphone goes on sale.

of the aquatics gb diving championships in birmingham now, we'll start with the mens platform and noah of what he needed to assure his place in the event in paris, needing a score of 480 for that, he scored 1173.2. heartbreakingly close. but the selectors could still pick him at their discretion for the games. earlier, world championship medallists jack laugher and anthony harding have continued their build—up to the paris 2024 olympic games with victory in the synchronised 3m springboard final. the pair have claimed world silver and bronze medals over the last 12 months and achieved a strong score of 1121.11 points for their six routines. we were firing on all cylinders today for that is the morning but what's great about this competition it's the same time as the wanton pairs will be. a great run through. 0bviously pairs will be. a great run through. obviously a bit difficult for me coming back off individual, tired but we still scored for 20 which is great benchmark. we've just got to keep going, stay injury free and stay positive. in the women's synchronised 3m springboard final, t

so i'm really a noah not so much in the daytime. it wouldn't be that me to gladly. now for the day when we're there, it will hurt or is keep them away in a little body. i know you've already given it. well, as long as we're there, the cattle have to go around. i mean, i was, i'm, and now this chaos only happens at night the lot. i really one of them and then i'll speak with the regions, young mergers to make sure they keep their cattle away from the feels automated. okay. did you and i don't name way and if he was on let's just so that's all right. here's the other piece me with you know one day to day. how are you? i was work where things going well. yes. right. yeah. could you what's your out of this? yes, let's move the i'm not to. how about do i, how are you and your family were landsey. i'm well and you know, they got a good. have you seen the others? i've called them. they're coming right away. are these cars from us we have finally from candy. i want to get with on the windows through they'll be quite nice. the soils good, which is the other codes belong to t

the metro and lots of go department will likely noah and that student just in time for the upcoming podium day next week. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour. the wave of student demonstrations in the u. s. continued in the los angeles, were police choir cleared a pro palestinian protest camp at the university of california at los angeles prison and fighting, defended the students right to protest. but since they did not have the right to close costs chaos and you're up to date. but you stick around up. next we have a documentary about help results. leather industry is threatening local. reinforce, remember, you can always find much more news on our website. that's d, w dot com or follow us on social media ruling. thank you very much for joining us. the can you see is what old car tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on the really indeed the snow on youtube the amazon is burning every day.

>> we thought the monkeys were going to die. >> james higham and noah snyder-mackler couldn't get anyeam came up with an idea. you hired a helicopter? >> we hired a helicopter. >> they enlisted the pilot to fly over cayo and do a survey, and they had a list of questions. >> can he see any monkeys? are they alive? what's the status of the vegetation? are there standing pools of water they might be able to drink? >> angelina who went up with the pilot was horrified. this is footage she shot from the helicopter. >> i see this destruction. 80 plus years of work completely flattened. >> this is cayo before the hurricane. a dense canopy of trees and lush foliage. this is after, a green oasis turned brown. buried in dead branchs. the island lost two-thirds of its vegetation. heartbroken by what she was seeing from the air, angelina wanted a closer look. even on the ground, she didn't see any monkeys. >> then i get on the helicopter again. >> back up again. >> that's when i see a social group running from the helicopter. there's monkeys. there's still cayo. i think i estimated those that must

noah: leno loves making people laugh, and his vibe is very jovial.y can host a late night show, you are an absolute idiot, because there is so much that goes into it. leno: please welcome billy crystal. [applause] crystal: we'd started out together as stand-ups, and now here we are; he's the host of the tonight show. crystal: the build-up for this, you know, has been tremendous, and i just want to say, i'm gonna miss you. [laughter] nesteroff: in jay leno's first few months, people didn't like him. they thought he was out of his element. leno: you know, from the beginning of vietnam-- uh, the vietnam war until today, our military used more explosives than-- than were used in lethal weapon 1, 2, and 3 combined. unbelievable! all three combined. [laughter] eubanks: sometimes there was nothing to laugh at, and he'd look at me and he would say "thanks for that one." littlefield: i did wonder at times if i had made a mistake, fighting for and believing in jay. leno: one out of every three men is afraid of long-term commitment. if you ask me, i think one o

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of the aquatics gb diving championships in birmingham now, we'll start with the mens platform and noahilliams won gold, this his last dive, but he fell fractionally short of what he needed to assure his place in the event in paris, needing a score of 480 for that, he scored 103.2. heartbreakingly close. but the selectors could still pick him at their discretion for the games. earlier, world championship medallists jack laugher and anthony harding have continued their build—up to the paris 2024 olympic games with victory in the synchronised 3m springboard final. the pair have claimed world silver and bronze medals over the last 12 months and achieved a strong score of a21." points for their six routines. we weren't firing on all cylinders today. it is the morning but what's great about this competition it's the same time as the one in paris. a great little run—through. a bit difficult for me coming back of individual, feeling tired. we still scored of a for 20, a great benchmark. wejust scored of a for 20, a great benchmark. we just had to keep going, stay injury free and stay positive.

noah, bend for your king. never. >> kingdom of the planet of the apes. pg 13. get tickets now >> america, you are not crazy. we are 24 hours early. it has not made the fourth yet. it is may 3rd. but we want to be the very first to wish you all a very happy may the 4th. >> that's because it falls on a saturday this year. and ahead of national star wars day, we are turning now to our own jedi master obi-wan kenobi. >> yes. thank you, master andrew . there are many ways to celebrate our most important day of the year, especially by enjoying the one that started it all meant the one that started it all for millennials. beginning today. episode one, the phantom menace is in theaters nationwide in honor of its 25th anniversary. andrew, where were you when phantom menace dropped in 1999? >> i was in middle school, i want to say definitely saw it in theaters. yeah. oh yeah. big time. >> yeah. we had this poster in my basement growing up, but if that's not enough, rhiannon, this is where you come in. how about all nine skywalker saga movies in a row tomorrow on may the

dijeron que este menor se habÍa ahogado, pero los familiares testificaron que la pareja maltrataba a noahflorida retomÓ uno de los casos sin resolver mÁs brutales, tras casi 40 aÑos siguen tras la pista de un hombre peruano que asesinÓ a su esposa y a su hija pequeÑa y abusÓ sexualmente de sus dos hijas mayores. aunque este sujeto fue encarcelado, fue deportado y se cree que estarÍa en su paÍs de origen. guillermo: el horrendo caso ocurriÓ en miami en 1985 cuando segÚn la policÍa este hombre llamado jorge walter nuÑez golpeÓ con un bate a su esposa ni zapatilla hasta matarla y luego hizo lo mismo con una de sus pequeÑas hijas de solo 3 aÑos de edad. la policÍa lo acusa ademÁs de abusar psicolÓgica y sexualmente de sus hijas. >> quiero que Él pague por lo que hizo, por quitar la vida de dos personas inocentes. >> aÑos despuÉs una de las niÑas le dijo que ella vio cÓmo su padre golpeaba a su madre y que tras asesinarla introdujo su cuerpo en bolsas plÁsticas y lo arrojÓ al mar. >> el cuerpo de su mamÁ fue recuperado en el 85. guillermo: solo 15 aÑos despuÉs en 2010 las hijas sobrevivientes

so number one boy's name was noah , number one boy's name was noah, then mohammed, and then george ,, theo. which is presumably a shortening of theodore and freddie. quite posh names, actually, and very engush names, actually, and very english as well. >> yes. very traditional , i like them. >> oliver's always. i've got an oliver. you've got an oliver, andifs oliver. you've got an oliver, and it's always been in the top ten. it's very, very popular. always has name. >> really lovely name. and i find the girls names very girly. do you know what i mean by that kind of whimsical , quite kind of whimsical, quite flowery. flowery names. yes. so number one is olivia, which it has been for a very long time. >> and then there's amelia , >> and then there's amelia, which is lovely. >> yes. isla. ava. lily ivy. >>— >> yes. isla. ava. lily ivy. >> that's an old one, isn't it? ivy. the floral names are usually quite old. they're very victorian ish, but they're all. they come back. >> yeah, they're all coming back in. freya, florence, isabella and mia . and mia. >> i like florence. i know she'd b

think now verse 10 of surah qamar, now if it is a pen, if it is right in my mind, it is from prophet noah. now , the theme of the verse is because the wording is slightly different in the verse. they don't see themselves without any influence in the creation of a deity and an absolute vanquished that everything is from god . may we have the same military path for the province, god willing. god willing , thank you very much, mr. dr. bohodir jahromi, thank you for taking the trouble and devoting more time to listen to the close relationship that we have with the martyred president in the government delegation, and at the same time, to hear very valuable memories for us. our viewers said that once again i offer my condolences to his excellency, and together we offer our condolences to the supreme leader of the iranian nation for this tragedy. thank you. may you be healthy, i thank you and i offer my condolences again to the great nation of iran, god willing, that we can repay their trust in their servant, and we will continue on the same path in these 50 days. nashim is also indebted to the

el centro del clima espacial de la noah dice que se pueden ver auroras boreales en el norte del paÍs,iversidad. todos recibieron becas, pero siempre se mantuvieron unidos. llegamos al final. gracias d.c. la madre de un inmigrante hondureÑo que sufrÓ un serio comenzando con informaciÓn la madre de un emigrante hondureÑo que sufriÓ un serio accidente en el tren mexicano conocido como la bestia, estÁ angustiada. ella desea poder llegar a mÉxico para acompaÑar a su hijo el cual perdiÓ ambas piernas y se encuentra en coma. conversamos con ella tenemos todos los detalles. >> dios mÍo. mi hijo . >> para emma rosa granados es angustiante y doloroso saber que su primogÉnito, ervin morera granados esta miles de kilÓmetros y en estas condiciones. >> yo no me esperaba esto. incluso el cuando me dijo. yo me voy a ir. me dijo que me iba ayudar. >> Éste es el pueblo donde naciÓ y creciÓ el vino joven de 23 que viajÓ a los estados unidos acompaÑado de un primo aquÍ este joven trabajaba haciendo de todo, cuando le iba bien ganaba $55 a la semana, por eso emigrar era la mejor opciÓn. >> me dijo que se

. >> on teague's acting chops on full display even under the cover of cgi as he plays an ape named noah, his costar freya allan, her character a rare human in the ape world, auditioned to join the kingdom she says was unlike anything she had ever done before. >> they described it like she was a feral human that could talk. i found my tape the other day and it's bizarre. it's like i'm playing an alien and i think it was because they wanted to see if people were able to be, you know, have that kind of animalistic quality. yeah >> for her costar to capture that animalistic quality, he had to spend some time in ape school in terms of like, shoulders and you know, head position and all that kind of stuff, like, you kind of want to get the posture right through earlier iterations of the franchise, the actors wore costumes to bring their ape characters to life. like in the original 1968 planet of the apes. he keeps trying to form words. >> you know what they say, human seed, human do. >> and again in 2001, i came to feel, oh, how sweet, you've wasted your time. >> but since 2011, the franchise

[laughter] >> it's weird because no noah's eyes are my eyes.> robin: a little bit. we were talking about this in the break. many of us remember the original "planet of the apes" in 1960 you said that inspired you to be an actor? >> i used to beg my mom to put it on tv and she would be reluctant because she would know i would end up behind the couch hiding. i would be peeking over just kind of mom, the apes are talking again! and she finally says to me no, they are actors behind the masks and i was like... somebody does that for a living? and she was like yeah. and that's when i was like oh, my god, i could do that for a living? so here i am come 173 years later. [laughter] >> you look good. >> thank you, cold baths. those cold plunges. >> robin: i'm glad it inspired you. >> yeah. the whole time on this movie i think oh one and i particularly we met as apes. first. >> we did. [laughter] our first interaction was as apes. >> george: how do apes meet each other? >> i would love to see this. >> he came up to me and i was sitting there like i had on

the last games in tokyo, but he'll take part in the same event, the 10—metre synchro, this time with noahe his dad compete at an 0lympics. the other synchro pairings have been confirmed with gold medallist jack laugher teaming up with anthony harding on the three metre springboard, while in the same event for the women yasmin harper is with scarlett mew—jensen. 0n the ten metre platform there are high hopes of a first women's diving medalfor the pairing of andrea spendolini—sirieix and lois toulson. they took bronze at the last world championship and spendolini—sirieix is looking forward to a proper games atmosphere. knowing that it is in paris and having that, it is kind of like my home as well, my grandparents can come, my family can come, it is so close to home. it is something that because it is so accessible and tokyo in 2020 were so inaccessible with covid, we had no one in the stands, so it feels like this is my first real 0lympics stands, so it feels like this is my first real olympics and i'm genuinely so excited. what i have learnt is pressure really killed joy- learnt is pressu

warming, which sooner or later is the same will stop due to inertia, it will be such a kind of climate noah'sm more southern latitudes, where it becomes impossible to live, no one else in the world has such means... bonuses from climate change, well, climate in general, our climate, the harsh, russian climate, it shaped the character of the russian person, so solid, so strong, powerful, solid, but not only the cold, here is unique, here the summer is also unique, russian summer, i don’t know how beautiful it is, they say this year it will be especially hot, this is a throw-in, a throw-in, which again. from the west, that means there will be 35, 40, 50, who knows what? listen, this means that this year the summer on the territory of our great mother russia in most regions will be moderately warm, that is, there the excess above the norm will literally be 0.5°, well, in siberia it will be a little higher than 2-3°, well, here i am i really love our moderate and calm summer, with rain and thunderstorms. well, what would we do without it? these are all the attributes of the weather that, well, th

shout out to noah and danen from sf rec and park. johnny refnic and a lot more people i may have missed thank you for your attention and time and if you take anything from this small speech of mine, when you see the kids on the big wheels please acknowledge that. statistically a lot of their lives may have pressures that you guys can't comp rehend. so they might bike different then you or reckless, it is important to understand they are getting relief and psychological help and exercise, they are san francisco youth enjoying their community. thank you very much. >> we have a few speakers left and i love people could keep it shorter. i want to make sure everybody gets their time. at the time i will introduce jennifer registered nurse born and raised in the tenderloin. come on over jennifer. [applause] >> hieveryone. my name is jennifer and from the tenderloin and i decided to become a nurse because i grew up so frustrated by witness how unhealthy environments directly impact our community health outcomes and as you know, the tenderloi

, come on, no noah, tell me how they went yesterday not a sound, not a breath, we will all die here, you stuffed, put everything down? hai wrote do it, bury it. it’s necessary, otherwise it somehow doesn’t turn out like a human being, wow, okay. the purpose of your task, i am rudolf gersch, lieutenant, no rodi or whatever your name is, you are trying very hard to speak in the prose dialect, but it doesn’t work, it just doesn’t work. how does it feel, i am a senior lieutenant, commander, once again, well, don’t switch off, well, how do you do it, do you hear, die position der... why are women and children here? the shape suits you. our pilots prudently did not bomb not only your house, but your closet. it seems to me that we have brought vachel to perfect condition. see, that trough over there. it will walk along the forward path until it finds it. you won’t succeed, we know, but we have foreseen everything, you think i don’t have tactical data on russian mines, their development was once led by your boss, alexander vasilyevich kolkach, yes, so you see the goal? magnetic mines will be

. >> noah, bend for your king. >> never keep him on the planet of the apes. rated pg 13. get tickets now. right now. thank you very much. >> i need somebody with a human touch to stop right now. >> thank you very much. is the message that wildlife officials are sending to anyone getting too close to animals in the wild? >> and it's all about that human touch. all right. so this morning we're going to give you an update on the bear cub in north carolina that was disturbed by some eager humans. danny new is here with more on that. good morning sir. >> you okay? >> you all right? >> it's hard to talk about rihanna, to be honest with you. the story does have a happy update. but in the meantime, get ready for angry danny. look at this video from a few weeks ago. a group of people, they see some bear cubs in a tree. what do you do? you pull them off the tree to take selfies with them. the goal when authorities came, they found one cub stranded by herself. and if you think that makes you angry or me, just wait till you see how upset it made the director of an organization down i

oh, no, that's not owen, that's noah.re like a human going, oh my god, am i going to start aping in front of everyone? and then all of a sudden, all of a sudden, i went. and then proximus kind of came out and proximus has his chest out and he tries to be as human as he possibly can. and through all of this movement, ape proximus, his voice came alive. >> sophie flay for abc news. >> those guys look like they have it perfected. kingdom of the planet of the apes is in theaters on friday. it's the fourth film in the planet of the apes reboot. it's been suggested that i walk like an ape to get to the close of the show. i don't want to be on jimmy kimmel and all the other shows mocked. and all the other shows mocked. abc seven news at five is next you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new c

do you see your face when you see noah talk? >> absolutely. yeah. it's weird. see me like, i just see myself literally captured bits. things that i do as a person. just like little ways that my face moves and put them on an ape and it it's mind blowing every single time i see it. because because it it is me. >> so you're seeing the apes, but it's our exact expressions. it's our exact performances, it's just a little hairier. >> of course, there would be no kingdom here without a king. and that's kevin durand. >> it's so fun. so fun to be bad . what a wonderful day. >> george pennacchio for abc seven news. >> it is fun to be bad every once in a while. >> oh, that was a very sassy response. i didn't expect that. the weather not so bad. sandhya. no, it's absolutely beautiful outside. >> and diana, let me show you a live picture right now from our golden gate bridge camera. the wind has been up and elevated along the coast, but it is pretty calm here from this vantage point. i do want to show you your 12 hour forecast. if you're stepping out this evening. gusty win