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. >> the swamp ape? is that just big foot? >> no, in florida, they call it something different. >> okay. and -- i'm guessing that didn't go quite according to plan. >> this is the gym class mishap that seems to defy the laws of physics. but we'll get to the bottom of what happened here on this wednesday, march 15th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> reminds me a little of the time we tried the carry your wife competition. >> exactly. just came crashing down. that's pretty much every monday morning. >> also true. complete train wrecks. but we'll start this morning with some breaking news. a glimpse into president trump's finances, as the white house releases part of his 2005 tax return. >> many are questioning the timing of the leak of these returns, president's health care bill is under fire on capitol hill ahead of the possible confirmation of whether there's an fbi investigation into the trump campaign ties with russia. as for the returns themselves, abc's josh haskell has been scouring the documents. josh, goo

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photos.london (ap) - the latest on reports of an incident outside britain's parliament (all times local): 3:15 p.m.the leader of britain's house of commons says a man attacked a police officer at parliament and has been shot by police.david lidington says the parliament complex is in lockdown.he says there are reports of further violent incidents neaby, and police say they have been called to a firearms incident on nearby westminster bridge. witnesses said a vehicle struck several people on the bridge, and photos showed a car plowed into railings.óóó 3:05 p.m.the leader of britain's house of commons says a man has been shot by police at parliament. david lidington also said there were "reports of further violent incidents in the vicinity." london's police said officers had been called to a firearms incident on westminster bridge, near the parliament.a session of parliament was suspended after the incident. britain's mi5 says it is too early to say if the incident is terror-related.óóó2:55 p.m. a session of britain's house of commons has been suspended as witnesses reported hearing

throughout high school she helps care for the apes. she then studies nursing and veterinary technology in college. >> at 21, i decided to set off and go visit 21 zoos across the united states. >> and when she does, she keeps hearing something that makes her proud. seems folks everywhere actually know of her grandmother. >> and they would say "you know mae knoll"? i had a job at the atlanta zoo just off of her name and her reputation. >> but by now, back in florida, grandma's reputation is under assault. animal rights groups put the chimp farm on a black list. >> people would come from other places in the world and even stand there and picket the facility. >> how did grandma react when there would be protesters? >> it bothered her, but even then in her only-grandma style would bring animals out to the picket line and say "this is what you're picketing against." >> things only get harder for anna mae noell. in 1991, debbie's grandpa bob falls into a diabetic coma and dies. anna mae loses her lifelong companion of 60 years. >> if you knew

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you mentioned the ap. so the ap had this bombshell report last week and it said in 2005 there was allegedly this memo that manafort wrote promising services. promising this russian oligarch that he would work to benefit the putin government. manafort has defied he ever worked for putin and today this ad that clearly unimpressed -- left you unimpressed was in the newspapers in which the billionaire oleg deripaska said that's untrue. it's fake news. that he never had this relationship with manafort in order to benefit the putin government. but the ap is sticking with its reporting and says there's this memo in 2005. 2006, there is a business relationship which manafort has acknowledged with oleg deripaska. he says it was to provide business consulting services, nothing to do with helping the russian directly -- the russian government directly. then in 2007, we found out, there are all of these business relationships that start opening in cyprus with accounts, multiple accounts and multiple companies opened u

legend has it he lived here, 110,000 acres of the ape infest said jungle. known as florida's green swamp. >> reporter: why here? why this that happens to be in your brook drop. wieltd life for food. why couldn't i be here? >> reporter: they spend most week weekend treeing their best to avoitd creatures. >> it all goes back to his wife was terminally ill. and the day was going to come. and i said when the day comes you need stay busy and that time there was a finding big foot show becoming to be more popular. >> and i say hell why not. if i sit here, i'm not going to making it. >> reporter: they document their adventures on their youtube channel. this video is, pay saw their jackpot proof. that black fought is the. right there. looks like some blinking. there's the other eye. not a hog? >> no, that's not a mall. it is think jungle in there. about a half mile in, after a total of five hours, no sign of the apparently shy skunk ape. what is real? their brother hood, biced on believing. can i go out when i am 68? i plan to. >> reporter: for nightline in florida

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the deadly disease is thought to have wiped out many thousands of these great apes. now a vaccine could be the answer. so we put it on the sides of the nose and they got under the tongue. this scientist has carried out a small trial on captive chimps, the last before bio medical research on these animals was banned in the us. he found a vaccine protected them against the virus and now he wants to use it on gorillas in the wild. ebola and other diseases are a huge threat. if these were our children, we vaccinate our children, right? we vaccinate our pets. we vaccinate domestic livestock. we vaccinate wildlife in the developed world. why aren't we vaccinating our closest relatives in africa? the deadly toll of ebola in humans is all too well—known. the 2013 outbreak in west africa killed more than 11,000 people. now, though, there's an effective human vaccine. ebola in humans and gorillas is closely linked, the virus can cross between species. some argue that gorillas should now be immunised, too. gorillas are one of our relatives and saving them from extinction is n

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the deadly disease is thought to have wiped out many thousands of these great apes. now a vaccine could be the answer. so we put it on the sides of the nose and they got under the tongue. this scientist has carried out a small trial on captive chimps, the last before bio medical research on these animals was banned in the us. he found a vaccine protected them against the virus and now he wants to use it on gorillas in the wild. ebola and other diseases are a huge threat. if these were our children, we vaccinate our children, right? we vaccinate our pets. we vaccinate domestic livestock. we vaccinate wildlife in the developed world. why aren't we vaccinating our closest relatives in africa? the deadly toll of ebola in humans is all too well—known. the 2013 outbreak in west africa killed more than 11,000 people. now, though, there's an effective human vaccine. ebola in humans and gorillas is closely linked, the virus can cross between species. some argue that gorillas should now be immunised, too. gorillas are one of our relatives and saving them from extinction is n

with ap photos.los angeles (ap) - a woman has climbed a construction crane that is about 150 feet tall and locked herself inside the operator's cabin in downtown los angeles.police say the woman somehow made her way all the way up the towering red crane tuesday afternoon.the fire department says workers turned off the crane power so she can't move it.a swat team and police negotiators are heading to the scene, a construction site near la's famous olvera street tourist market and the union station train terminal.there's no word on why the the crane or who she is.have shown dim images of her inside the cabin. she appears to be wearing jeans and has been coming up .. the president takes a major step ... knocking back climate change inititatives set up during the obama adminstration. we have details and reaction. a masked robber .. who forgot to put on his mask until the last minute .. local police looking for the teenager believed responsible for pepper - spraying people at the stonestown mall.. (pam) hillary clinton is making good on her promise to "come out of the woods" .. she returned

you have to look that chronology. 2005 according to to an ap report. there's this memo from manafort and allegedly in this memo in 2005 he promises to work to benefit the putin government. then after that he starts a business relationship and manafort says it was nothing wrong, nothing improper with oleg. so, first you have the memo which manafort says he can't verify and then you have this business relationship that starts and while this is hang, you have all of these business connections in cyprus getting a lot of attention. you have to look at the sequence of events. what was the basis for their relationship. what promises were made and how were these business transactions actually taking place and where. and that's where this cyprus piece comes in. >> richard angle chasing down this branch of this story. tonight in our london bureau. richard, thank you as always. >>> coming up, forgive yourself for thinking health care reform is dead. the president tonight has revealed a new prognosis. charley siekz will be our interpr interpreter. >>> i know we're

joining us is jeff horowitz, the ap reporter who broke the story earlier today. i appreciate your time today. i know it's been a big day explaining this work to everybody. thanks for being with us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> i know you don't want to talk about your sources or your reporting process too much, but what can you explain to us about how this came about, about how you knew to look, for example, for this company that manafort operated, how you figured out that he might have this kind of a relationship. >> so i have some very talented colleagues who are working in moscow, kiev, cypress, all over the place on this stuff. but without getting into sort of the details of reporting and some of the sourcing is confidential, what i can say is that we obtained from a number of different places memos that manafort wrote to oleg deripaska, who is a russian oligarch very close to putin. for a number of years back is sort of one of putin's top business lieutenants, top allies in the business community. and in these memos, which were sort of associated with

. -- it isier to takeap latin then it ap is to take an ap science class. one of my daughters is interesting in coding, but her school has almost nothing to offer her. it she finds that she have to do it at home. imagine all of the others who do not have an opportunity and are not playing video games at the same rate and level, so they don't have that. common among boys. but you look at the educational level and the failure of k-12 education to adequately provide computer science education, and i do not mean typing classes. i mean how do program and had you make something happen onscreen completely out of your own imagination? that we do not have in our educational system and it is killing us when it comes to filling those jobs. 250,000 jobs at $92,000 a year or better. >> are you advocating a policy change to create those? morgan: absolutely. we focused our efforts to put cse downward pressure to add classes. here's the interesting part. should we spend tax dollars? c billionsending onoding -- industry is spending billionsc on oding classes. -- industry sp

you do have to have an amazon prime account and you do use the amazon ap. you take the picks with the smart phone and up load them. on the iphone, you can click on the drop-down menu select programs and features and look for outfit compared. this is what you will see when it comes up on your phone. when you start it will show you a blank consider fit, styling and consultant tread. i wore this today and i grabbed someone else's dress in our makeup room. it took longer for my photos to send than i did to get the results from the experts back. here's what they found. they chose the random black dress with the julied neck line. that is not my dress. i'm trying not to be offended. just a little bit but here's the thing. people are pointing out. at the end it doesn't recommend clothes to about like you would expect an ap to do that. but you know, it's just something, i guess, to have fun with, and we certainly have fun with it in the newsroom >> i looked at the two dresses, personally. i can look the dress that you have on sarah. so >> i like the oter one. >> he

. >>> mcdonald is going to place an ap to place an order for pickup. it will be experimenting with different delivery models. no word on when the ap will be launched. mcdonald is looking to boost profits here in the u.s. sales declined last quarter according to last month's earnings report >>> for the fans out there, tastykake is simply a delicious treat many have enjoyed since childhood. >> when you unwrap that con infection, chances are you never thought about the science and secrets. we take you inside the bakery where the philly originals are made. you know what they say. >> nobody bakes a cake as tasty as a tastykake. >> tastykake has been a philadelphia original since 1914. there's a lot more than just sugar and flour >> we got to change the heat a little bit. change the water. count all the variables. humidity, temperature, water, there's a lot of science behind it >> to find out how they do it wwe suited up hair net and all for special access to the tastykake bakery in south philadelphia. >> this is where all fun happens >> it's in production f

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westbound side picking ape bit. traffic on the beltway looking good as well braddock road and back to normal as we had earlier construction that cleared. we'll switch camera to maps and show you what else you're up again. green right now rain through chantilly as gary mentioned rockville caution through southern maryland and i'll let you know if crashes pop up. metro start at five. safe track slowing us down. back to you. >> 4:48 the time while you slept a deadly police shooting unfolded in montgomery county. >> along said itwick road in montgomery county. mel. >> wisdom, maureen, since is still on but the copied min yums still an octave scene. i'll step out of the way. you can see where a lot of attention is being given right now. what we understand is that last night, a 6 district montgomery county police officer came here for a call of a theft. and then about 11:12 p.m. according to montgomery county police the officer called for help saying shots fired and he needed fire and rescue personnel to come to the scene

worrying is a bully appeared the disease is suspected to have wiped out many thousands of these great apes. a vaccine could be the answer. carried out a has small trial on captive chimps. he found a vaccine protected them against the virus, and now he wants to use it on gorillas in the world. if these were our children -- we vaccinate our children, right? we vaccinate our pets, domestic livestock, wildlife in the developed world. why aren't we vaccinating our closest relatives in africa? rebecca: the deadly toll in humans is all too well known. the outbreak in africa killed more than 11,000 people. now, though, there is an effective human vaccine. ebola in humans and gorillas is closely linked. the virus can cross between species. some argue that gorillas should be immunized, too. gorillas are one of our closest relatives, and saving them from extinction is now a number one priority for conservationists. an ebola vaccine does offer much-needed hope, but there could be significant risks. finding a method to get a dose of the vaccine into every gorilla would be difficult. there was also a ri

they say that all apped after that riot. reporting live in berkeley, christin ayers, kpix5. >> we have posted the full text of president trump's remarks on cbssf.com. >>> well, breaking news tonight. we are learning that president trump's new immigration order will remove iraq from the list of countries affected by the travel ban. the ap is reporting six countries including iran, libya, sudan, syria, and yemen and somalia will remain on the list. the new order is expected to be signed any day now. tonight, the wall street journal is reporting it will likely only apply to future visa applicants. existing visa holders would be exempt. >>> now, an update to that deadly plane crash that happened in river side county. it had just taken off from the river side airport headed for san jose when that happened. and tonight, we are learning a mother and a daughter were on the plane. one of them died. the other was ejected and actually survived the crash. mark sayre begins our team coverage in san jose tonight. mark? >> reporter: well,

she recently told the ap people want to draft me as an activist all the time. describe that role to me. i'm not, the reason i know i am not is that i stopped doing that in order to be the person who explains the news and delivers the news instead. a very clear line for me. she does think she is a journalist which is hilarious but michelle malkin is with us. it's not really worthy of a discussion in any way. this is serious in a lot of way ways. >> the ms and msnbc stands for maddow stinks and sabotages nbc. i'm glad to see that she has clowned herself. even money of her allies among the progressive movement on the left were smacking their skulls after salivating over the hype. i think it is worth discussing this very fundamental question about who is a journalist. if you are some elite liberal from an elite college who gets her pedigree from oxford and brags about her title as a rhodes scholar, it doesn't matter that your soul experience as a so-called journalist was as a radio host for bancroft air america. i and a good friend of mine did what nobody else woul

. >>> mcdonald is going to place an ap to place an order for pickup. it will be experimenting with different delivery models. no word on when the ap will be launched. mcdonald is looking to boost profits here in the u.s. sales declined last quarter according to last month's earnings report >>> for the fans out there, tastykake is simply a delicious treat many have enjoyed since childhood. >> when you unwrap that con infection, chances are you never thought about the science and secrets. we take you inside the bakery where the philly originals are made. you know what they say. >> nobody bakes a cake as tasty as a tastykake. >> tastykake has been a philadelphia original since 1914. there's a lot more than just sugar and flour >> we got to change the heat a little bit. change the water. count all the variables. humidity, temperature, water, there's a lot of science behind it >> to find out how they do it wwe suited up hair net and all for special access to the tastykake bakery in south philadelphia. >> this is where all fun happens >> it's in production f

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they don't do this often but they put out an advisory, ap fact check. spicer says case closed on russia. it's not. they point out fbi investigation, two committees investigating it. you don't see this type of thing. on top of today's performance, talk about spicer's credibility right now. >> well brian, it's -- it's selling pretty cheap right now. i mean, look, he just seems to speak for pure -- it's kind of brut force effect. you know, he has this wonderful tactic where a reporter starts asking a question and he jumps on the reporter midway and when the reporter tries to regain the floor to finish their question he says hold on, hold on, hold on, as though he was the one who had started out saying something of it's kinds of a brut force, really slightly bullying tactic that he uses. and substantively he really doesn't seem to care that much about the veracity of a lot of what he's sachlg it's just paidently ridiculous to say that the press corps has russia and the white house doesn't have russia and that it's about salad dressing when james comey, the

people say he's an ape. >> jimmy: yeah, they do say ape. >> i called him a monkey once and it didn't go down well on twitter. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, people get very specific about that sort of thing. they love when you're wrong. do you speak other languages? your spanish was shaky. [ laughter ] >> i speak a little french. >> jimmy: oh, do you? okay. >> but only because i've worked there a lot. >> jimmy: i see. >> so i studied it a bit in school. >> jimmy: did you go to boarding school? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's not such a big thing here, boarding school. if you're bad, you go to boarding school here. your parents have had enough of you. >> maybe the same is true in the uk and i just didn't know. >> jimmy: was it an all-boys school? >> yeah, it was. it was kinda mixed and then it was all boys in the teenage years. >> jimmy: i see. just when you want it to not be all >> yeah. i always say boarding school is like a mixture of harry potter and the great escape. >> jimmy: okay. >> without the magic or the second world war. >> jimmy: but broomsticks. >> plenty of broomsticks. but the friends i

when pence demanded an apology, the ap removed his wife's e-mail address but added the ap stands by its story. >>> "saturday night live" is back. kate mckinnon played jeff sessions. >> i was on the cover of the "the new york times." you want to see? >> in says you might have committed perjury. >> yeah, i had a bad week. started out real good. president made a great speech, folks were thrilled on account of it was real words in a row for a whole hour. we were all as happy as a monkey with a peanut machine. i went to bed and got 800 alerts saying i was a sneaky little liar. i didn't know what to do, so my lawyer said run, jeffrey, run! >> all right. the next hour of cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> all right. thanks again for joining me this hour. i'm fredicka whitfield. the charms irman said they will investigate president trump's unfounded claims that president obama tapped his phone. house committee chairman issuing this statement saying quote, the committee will make inquiries into whether the government was conducting surveillance on any of the parties and we will continue to inves

in fact, they might have gone ape. this is bbc news. it's a pretty quiet weather story really into the weekend and the start of next week. 0ne things for certain, it's going to be pretty mild. many places will be dry. i think saturday looks like the driest day of the weekend for most places. that's because england and wales are close to the high pressure. whereas further north and west there'll be a weather front slowly makes inroads during saturday morning across northern ireland and scotland. i think most of the rain will be light and patchy, but there could be the odd heavy bursts in there, increasing breeze as well. elsewhere it will be dry, some mist and murk and hill fog. these are the temperatures to start saturday morning, 8—11 degrees. so across the north of the uk, then, outbreaks of rain and this will eventually clear through much of scotland, lingering in the northern isles and the north—east, leaving a legacy of cloud and a few spots of drizzle and a little bit of mist and murk. the same too for northern ireland. but fo

the deadly disease of ebola is thought to have wiped out many thousands of these great apes. now a vaccine could be the answer. we have put it on the site, now all going to the tongue. this scientist has carried out a small trial on captive chimps, the last before biometric research on these animals was banned in the us study found a vaccine protected against the virus and now he wants to use it on gorillas in the wild. ebola and other diseases are a huge threat. we vaccinate our children, our pets, domestic livestock, and wildlife in the developed world. why are we not vaccinating our closest relatives in africa? the deadly toll of ebola instruments is only too to well—known. there is an effective human vaccine. ebola in humans and gorillas is closely linked. the virus can cross between species. some argue that gorillas should be immunised too. and ebola vaccine does offer some much—needed hope. but there could be significant risks. finding a method to get a dose of the vaccine into every gorilla would be difficult. there is also a risk it could harm the animals, instead