Oh yes, the redefining of things after the presentation of evidence.
You said that you don't see one species turning into another species. That is known as speciation. The fact you didn't know that term doesn't mean that doesn't describe 'One species turning into another'.
Those events are showing how one species can turn into two seperate species.. where they can not interbreed. What happens at that juncture is that each species goes their own merry way, and if put under the proper environmental pressure, you will see a bigger and bigger differnces.
That is how Chimps and humans can share a common ancestor. You asked for how one species can turn into another, that was shown. The concept of evolution insistes on SMALL changes at one time.. not large ones. Baby steps, baby steps.
That is why you are moving the goal posts. You asked for 'changing into another species'. That was shown. YOu then moved the goal posts and said 'But they are the same KIND'. For example, the faero island mouse is sitll a mouse, yes, but it is a different SPECIES of mouse.
Maybe you don't know what a species is?