crowds of demonstrators covid lockdown pulse hello everyone welcome to another hour of "fox news live" i am arthel neville, chaya r thalberg rex i am brian in for eric shawn for the demonstration of anger and dissent across china are a direct challenge to the strict

covid policies of chinese or president and his ruling communist party. protesters are calling for an end to those pandemic lockdowns and chanting for their freedom. some are even calling on president xi to step down. arthel: christina coleman subset with all this life and the very latest. >> hi arthel many chinese residents have been stuck in their homes under china's strict covid lockdowns for at least 3 months never clearly our people are fed up. they are taking to the streets demanding an end to this particular to this video out of shanghai paired officers can be seen shoving demonstrators at times. protesters continue to call for an end to the long lockdowns and repeated covid testing. some are even calling for chinese president xi jinping in the communist party to step down. despite risking punishment, there is even demonstrators going on camera, boldly voicing their dissent. >> in shanghai, a lot of people have already been detained.

not a late last night, they did it for everybody, for all the people of the delivery guys not to be locked in their apartments. for everybody to be able to receive a medicines and food and we need to help these people, free this people in shanghai. >> things seem to really ethically after apartment fire northwest of china on thursday that killed 10 people and injured 9 others. some claim the fire engines were blocked by pandemic control barriers and some cars that were left behind by people who are put into quarantine. today, on-site mourner futures was congress at congressman mike gallagher address all this chaos. >> they are still welding chinese people into their apartments prevent apartment buildings burned down with people locked inside. we have toddlers being taken from their parents and put into quarantine camps. they are using the pretense of public health in order to institute total combat techno totalitarian control.

>> a preliminary investigation determined a faulty power strip in the bedroom because this a deadly apartment fire by chinese authorities say they are still investigating and so far no word on the communist party leading up on their strict covid policies, arthel. arthel: but if president xi wants to maintain a level of respect on the world stage he has to know the world is watching bread christina coleman thank you, brian. bryan: gordon chang joins us now is a senior fellow at the gate stone institute. also the author of the coming collapse of china and the great u.s./china tech warbird i cannot think of anyone better to be talking about this for just help us with their decades of experience with this in perspective for our viewers based on what you know, how are extraordinary and how significant is it to see the simultaneous protest happening throughout china? lex this is extraordinary. nobody expected this. the communist party and actually its allies in the west say the

party has the support of the chinese people. while clearly it doesn't. a lot of people have said this looks like 1989. 1949. 1949 that nationals of the other so much stronger than the communist, they melted away or they melted away because as a great chinese historian that said that nationals had lost people's hearts. we are seeing this today in china. the communists now have lost a people's hearts that is why these protests across china spontaneous, leaderless are so significant. >> we are showing our viewers where cracking down on these protesters. of temperate nominal threat to xi jinping in the chop communist party or is this an existential threat? >> i think this is existenial in these protests might fade as the anger over the fire on thursday

faded. the problem is unlike 81989 when the chinese icon to a strong part of the chinese economy is crumbling. the property prices are in collapse. and people are just so fed up it is not just the covid controls its communist party rule. so although the party it may be able to get through the next week or so, we know it is on a glide path out of china. people are just not going to put up with it anymore. something is going to happen. you can see it, it is just in the air. >> how does president xi jinping respond here? is it with more force? >> yes, i think most people expect. i certain expect the commonest party to use force. we've got an early hint of this a day or so ago when the people's daily which is the most authoritative publication in china actually carried an editorial which said there be let no let up in the 0 covid policies. in essentially the communist party is trapped itself. it has essentially been lying to

the chinese people for 3 years and has been trying to weaponize as covid propaganda against the united states. so it is very difficult for it to do the things that are necessary to save itself. that is why this is such a threat to commonest party rule. >> at the top of the 0 covid policy can you explain to our viewers just how draconian this has been in for people in china questioner people are unable to leave their homes are sent to quarantine centers and is not worked either. >> it certainly has not worked. and as congressman it gallagher said there are's they are still welding people in their homes and apartment blocks that have been declared to be in quarantine. you cannot imagine anything more drug pony and or totalitarian than this. on the 11th of this month the party an ounce of 28 measures they say to optimize the covid rules in other words to liberalize them. but since then we have seen this been essentially no change or very little change in policy. that is why you had the anger on

thursday when kids were burned to death in that apartment. it is more than just 10. we do not know the death toll. it is going to be probably 40 or 50. and at this time people are white-hot. children have lost their lives. bryan: gordon, quickly people firmly speculated the times when xi jinping would lose power. what makes this a different in what do you think this will ultimately lead to him being unseated? >> a person who's got the most wrong about the timing of the communist party is me. [laughter] but what we are seeing right now is a sense of the chinese people have just had enough. the party can coerce them, the party can use force. but eventually you can see the party cannot maintain control. just because the way people think right now. different in 1989, just like 1949 progress the world is watching thank you so much for your time.

books aren't bryan and gordon for more on reaction to the unrest there in china. that could cost the economy billions of dollars a day. let's go to lucas tomlinson he is live in nantucket where the president spent thanksgiving holiday president biden landed at andrews air force base a few minutes ago officially ending his vacation here in nantucket. president biden boarded air force one at about 2:30 p.m. this afternoon in nantucket. and he departed very quickly. someone shouted a question asking to have confidence in dhs sucked after calls for his resignation by the republican house leader of nbc doctor felt she was asked about the massive protests in china and again the covid lockdowns. >> their approach is been very, very severe in rather draconian in the kinds of shutdowns

without a seeming purpose. if the end game was let's get everybody vaccinated, including and particularly the vulnerable then you can see how a temporary lockdowns like that. but they went into a prolonged lockdown. >> back in washington 1 of the big to do some biden's list, solving a looming railroad crisis paid multiple units if their demands are not met they will go on strike december 9 with inflation continuing at near 40 year highs bring down gas prices also 8 priority while the present shopping in nantucket yesterday the white house announced plans to allow chevron to resume pumping oil in venezuela. on fox news ascendant when republican sounded disgusted. >> the energy crisis we are facing right now in america, much of that is been self-imposed. do not know why we're going to dictatorships were begging opec plus to increase production we have the energy right here in america to get the job done.

>> it asked the white house for comment on those protests, so far we have not received a reply, arthel. arthel: what's happening there in china could mean more supply chain problems. oh boy, lucas tomlinson, thank you, bryan. bryan: today some of the busiest travel days of the year as americans take to the air and road to head home for the thanks giving holiday. experts predict travel is back to pre-pandemic levels. so what should travelers prepare for customer senior correspondent steve kay harrigan live at 1 of america's busiest airports, jackson international in atlanta for its deep earlier today you said things were looking pretty good is that true now? >> definitely good inside the airport. but outside the airport some real challenges trying to just get to the airport. heavy traffic on the road, real snarls and parking places hard to find out this airport. inside about a 25 minute wait to get through security per they've opened up a lot more lines so things really flowing inside. this could be 2.5 million people

going to this airport during the thanksgiving break. officials tell us the biggest single days are wednesday, today, and monday. >> in just those days alone, this airport is expected to screen over 1 million pass passengers. >> we talked a few of those 1 million passengers today some arrived hours before their flight. many confident their preparations will pay off. >> of art hasn't been too bad but i got to the baggage check line pretty quick. so now i am just hoping tsa pre-check is not a mile and half long. it was really good. i was nervous because i did not know if i was going to get on or not. it is a good trip and we got here a lot earlier like at least 20 minutes before i was supposed to get here. so were pushing it come in from new orleans. >> this could be the first normal travel season and the u.s. in the past 3 years with

levels back to pre-pandemic levels. another thing going up, the price of airline tickets, up about 43% and the pastor lumbered back to you in new y york. >> pack your patients and stay positive, steve live in atlanta, thank you. arthel: good thing is were it not reporting on bad behaviors and the friendly skies they are staying friendly. all right, by friday small business saturday out of the way. shoppers not preparing for the third day in the shopping trifecta, yes, cyber monday. so what deals can shoppers find and how much will they spend? are going to turn to nate foy he was in her new york city newsroom. cyber monday is all about the computers, the gadgets and the tvs and stuff, right? lex right arthel. you mention black friday which was by the way record-breaking. cyber monday is expected to be even bigger with the projected 11-point to billion dollars in online sales without make up the biggest cyber monday ever. take a look at this video were out near macy's at herald square

in new york city yesterday. a lot of these people are very excited to shop in person this holiday season after 2 years of pandemic restrictions. but this year there is a new concern among these holiday shoppers. >> inflation really impacted a lot for that is why i was waiting for cyber monday to grab that discount. i'm planning to buy a laptop because cyber monday is all about electronic devices. >> are looking for bargains just like most people we are looking for the sales. pinching the pennies but we are making it happen. >> a lot of people are pinching pennies this holiday season. take a look at this according to adobe analytics online holiday sales on thanksgiving day were up 2.9% from last year. black friday at 2.3%, cyber monday is projected to be up 5.1%. but inflation is up 7.7% from last year. so retailers are actually losing ground in real terms for online sales. partly because of that,

inflation so-called buy now pay later plans are way up this year especially for high-priced tech items like computers. a lot of shoppers are waiting for the best deals tomorrow to cross those expensive items off their holiday list. >> apple watch, sparrow for my grandson, some things for her first apartment. we have some things on her list. click >> discounts on computers are expected to reach up to 27%, arthel will send it back to you but. >> wait till after midnight start clicking away, okay nate foy live in your city, thank y you. bryan: it's been 2 weeks into grisly murders of fort university of idaho students aware our police and the investigation? and are they any closer to naming a suspect? a live report from moscow, idaho next.

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mexican blues and the west warned of america ma suspect in the death of american woman in mexico. robinson was found dead at a villa in cabo san lucas oct october 29. so-called friends of the 25-year-old allegedly told her mother that she died of alcohol poisoning. but her autopsy reviewed severe spinal cord injuries and now video obtained by the "new york

post" is gone viral on social media. showing a woman beating robinson. father says that is his daughter who was being attacked in that video. the attacker has been identified by her mother as her daughter's friend. mexican authorities are trying to get her extradited back to the country for questioning. >> today to ask since the fort university of idaho students police still have not named any suspect or person of interest. dan springer is live with the latest on the investigation, dan. >> bryan, we do not know how close or how far away police are making an arrest is tightlipped as we would expect them to be. this is a critical week as we are now getting back the results getting that back told by investigator have to start

making frogs. this was so cold of a of a go unsolved. we are told the killer was sloppy heat likely left critical physical evidence behind such as his blood or hair maybe even a footprint for it all that could help identify the suspect or at least narrow down the field. any dna left at the scene has probably already been analyzed and now run to the criminal justice a dna database called coders. a lot of digital evidence but despite policing their making significant progress the families of the victims are getting anxious and frustrated. the father of kayleigh was on fox news with lawrence jones last night. he said the family was the first to hand over phone and computer passwords to help investigators. and now he wants more information from them.

>> we have some family passwords that we all share. so we broke it and we help them. it is hard for me too give up as a father my ability to other m men. >> we expect to see some students returning to campus to date with classes resuming tomorrow for those who feel safe enough to come back. they will have an option to finish out the semester at home online if they want. and if they do come back we expect to have a lot of students show up at the wednesday vigil for the 4 victims who went to the university of idaho. bryan back to you but. >> have got to hope for some closure and peace for those families. dan springer live in moscow, idaho. arthel: right now are going to bring in trade 1 former fbi assistant director. first, chris there's a stocker theory going on is that bona fide? >> not being on the inside i do not know if that is inside

theory here. there is merit to it because as you look at the layout, as you look at the floor plan and the satellite view of that house, you can see there is a tree line there and then there's a parking line behind that in several rows of apartments. this is very densely populated area. i think the layout lends itself to someone stalking or watching. these of 5 girls maybe haven't drawn their attention may be the attention of the wrong person for they were very outgoing, very vivacious, very public for their parties at the house from not criticizing the girls in my heart out to the family. they drew someone's attention. that person was a very sick individual. she is with ted bundy and other stockers once they fixate they do their surveillance and they pick their time. >> i understand what you're saying you certainly are not blaming the victims at all, i

get that. there are some sick people out there. this case seem so difficult to solve at least from where i sit. do you feel that way? >> yes, i do. it appears this is the type of killer that does not have an extensive criminal record. his dna i'm going to use the word his it is in all likelihood a mail. his dna is not in the fbi database. that means the person is not been arrested. it seems like this is either the first killing this person has done and has not drawn a law enforcement attention to their not the common a petty criminal. it's more of a sickness if you will that drew this killer to this house, to these girls. that makes it more difficult. took the murder weapon with him. it's a very low-tech crime if you will you can have all these evidence if you don't have a suspect is nothing to match it

with. arthel: do you think this case can be solved? >> i do i fear the case is going to get cold. this level of resources they need every resource they have it. there's so many things they need to do. as time goes on the fbi, the state police slowly resources are going to rain off and things are going to get -- they're going to go back to where they came from or going to be left with the moscow pd. if i were the parents i would pressure at law enforcement and say keep at it, keep at it. i would redo the neighborhood investigation. they missed some neighbors. i've seen some people say i was never interviewed. they need to talk to everybody that had a house or an apartment with insight another case that is disturbing on a different level, the case of a robinson. what type of evidence are investigators collecting in that case? >> the most imce

is the video of the beating. of extraterritorial statute gives in the ability to indict them they have the video i don't know if they have good crime scene evidence the mexican authorities did that, they may have done it with an fbi legal attaché at nearby. i do not have as much faith in their forensics as they would in the fbi's forensics. the eyewitness accounts, people someone is obviously doing the beating. i think that's probably the most powerful evidence you can get. >> you have the guy who was recording the video. we did not show that part. he is on video you can hear him saying at least can't you fight back? first of all why weren't you trying to stop this horrible

beating? but that aside what kind of charges can all of those people face, the girl who is impeding the poor victim shanquella robinson, the guy's reporting, the friends were around house to what kind of charges can all these people face? >> there is a murder statute. that you can use again both the victims and the perpetrators are u.s. citizens they are no longer in mexico there up in the united states. the long arm of that extraterritorial statute there are certain conditions that have to be met. i see them in this case. so murder, aiding and abetting, misprision of a felony that's not reporting a felony. actually being a co-conspirator if you will if this was actually planned at this beating was planned. even if was planned for 5 minutes. >> i do not know how you go on a

trip to celebrate something with some so-called friends and day 1 you end up getting beat down by another so-called friends at unbelievable. it seems like that would be happening beforehand. it's horrible in her heart goes out for all the parents the parents of shanquella robinson comedy for students. it's just a lot to deal with. chris swecker i'm glad you came on to offer your expertise here for us today. thank you very much. >> thanks arthel. bryan: that video is infuriating. the number of migrants crossing illegally at the southern border is putting a crushing strain on agents and it is only going to get worse when title 42 comes to an end. a live report from the border, next

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they took her to the hospital they discovered the bodies of her 2 children. a toddler and his baby brother. stabbed to death in a bathtub full of clothes. she is now is considered a person of interest in their double murder north korean makes another public appearance for his daughter. believed to be around the second time they been photographed together this month. >> went to the southern border live look at eagle pass, the number of migrants states bracing for the end of title 42 protections. senior correspondent casey stegall is live in eagle pass, texas with the very latest. >> hey arthel it is worth mentioning there is also been a noticeable shift for the citizenship at the migrants that have been caught illegally entering this country.

at the very beginning part of this crisis, you remember us primarily people from northern triangle countries, honduras, el salvador, nicaragua. and then they were largely family units exit with unaccompanied minors. while those numbers are still high cbp data shows last month more mexicans, cubans, dominicans and citizens from other countries now make up the majority. as do single adults, close to 146,000 just in october versus 11000 single for the month. all the while pursuits are almost a daily occurrence. this went over in the rio grande valley paris texas dps tried pulling over a vehicle carrying suspected illegal immigrants. the driver hit a stop sign, everyone bailed from a car. five migrants and the smuggler arrested. >> i've been out here all this week during the thanksgiving break with our troopers, with our border patrol agent seen

firsthand what they are dealing with having to chase down these illegal immigrants that are avoiding capture. >> also this week texas dps fording another smuggling incident this 1 involving a tractor-trailer at a checkpoint as it turns out 18 migrants were found hidden inside and the driver was arrested. it is a vicious cycle. one that does not certainly take holidays as you heard. twenty-four hours a day, 7 days a week. >> it is nonstop casey stegall thank you bryan. >> are more on this let's bring in ron vitiello a former border patrol chief and deputy commissioner former acting isa director. ron thank you so much for being here today. we see these numbers receive these reports day in and day out. what to you stands out as the biggest issue as to why we are where we are? what is the biggest problem or cause of this? the biggest cause of this is the policies of this administration.

they came into office with 40 year lows and activity of illegal crossings of the southwest border. we are now watching in real time on your program the largest surge on the southwest border that we have ever seen. that is the result of them changing policies that were in effect, that were working, that were in the last administration. they came in, tore all that down. that's the biggest cause of white we are seeing what we are seeing pretty heard this and this ration talk about the root causes. in other places like venezuela and guatemala but that's not not going to fix in short-term. the short term they had policies that worked. they walked away from them, abandoning their duty abandoning the men and women of texas in the or the border states for this chaos. bryan: ron, you suggesting this administration should go back to 0 tolerance? too criminally prosecute everyone who crosses the border? you know that led to the separation of migrants and families which was a big issue under the trump administration. you think it should go back to 0

tolerance despite all of that controversy over the separation of families, many of which are still trying to be reunited. >> number of things this administration could do that they refused to do. remember they are saying they inherited a broken system. consequences matter. you just set it in the report that casey filed a lot of the people coming across the border are from mexico and are single adults. they are all amenable to felony prosecution for crossing the border illegally breed that is a federal crime as well as an administrative violation of the current immigration law. if you start holding people to account for illegal activity, you will get less of it. so yes to 0 tolerance? >> 0 tolerance for all adult males, that would work that would reduce the flow by what 40%, 45%? give these asians a chance to control the border in ways they know how. >> writes for you are concerned for tickly ron, i've seen you say this and other publications where you are concerned about the workforce, the border patrol agents in october there was

reportedly 61 border patrol agents assaulted along the southern border bread there are some real concerns about not only the workload but the safety concerns for those who are on the border day in and day out trying to protect this country. >> yes we've got to say a prayer for this workforce. they have been inundated first it was covid in the lockdowns, we all got to stay home and do our jobs from zoom and microsoft teens for they all had to go to work in every day and interact with people from third world who are not vaccinated. this is only did not know about the pandemic. now we've had the last 2 years of this feckless policy on the border that allows this chaos to continue. we have thousands of people coming across the border every 24 hours, too many of which are getting away per than i am getting caught by law enforcement. they're trying to evade what happens at the border and those agents suffer from that. when you have this kind of flow at the boarding of increased criminals have increased threat of terrorism. and some of those people the smugglers themselves the cartels and individual aliens are going

to fight ages to get away per that is what we are seeing an increase of. thirty-six republicans set to take control of the house in coming weeks kevin mccarthy set to be the house speaker we shall see. what is your advice and kevin mccarthy about how to handle this issue? and do you think alejandro mayorkas should resign? what they have to focus on who is responsible including secretary to look at what he's done since he has been there but it's gotten worse every day he has been an office. he is the guy that walked on the job day 1 and know exactly how the border works and what policies worked and what policies don't work. they have enacted and open borders policy whether it is his ideology of the white house's ideology, it has been a failure he needs to be held account for what he did. >> very quickly here, title 42 set to expire on december 21. what would you be doing right now to prepare for that are you concerned we obviously are not prepared? what's there not prepared they're going to flood the system once again. that is more time on task for

border patrol agents doing the processing admission, putting people in the system for that's fewer agents on the line. it's going to be a disaster. they have never been able to augment the other resources that are down there because they've never seen a flow like this before. former ron, thank you so much for your time this evening, arthel. >> all right bryan thank you. targeting ukraine with new rounds of shelling overnight. vladimir putin showing no signs of letting up as ukrainians prepare for the long and harsh winter ahead. we will have a live report fromi kyiv straighngt ahead. the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan, i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now, i'm managing my diabetes better, and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7.

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arthel: ukrainians are bracing for a harsh winter vladimir putin's unrelenting attacks with the eastern and southern parts

of ukraine being hit with a shelling overnight. as utility crews scrambled to restore power, following the countless attacks. let's go to kyiv or jeff paul is sitting by with the latest. >> the city continues to sit in the dark despite officials here saying most folks who call this region home now have their power back. big part of the reason why is because there is simply trying to conserve as much energy as possible but that means turning off lights for as you see behind me that they think are unnecessary or telling folks to be prepared for some of these scheduled blackouts appeared in on top of all of that, temperatures are just getting colder and colder throughout the kyiv region. several inches of rain fell as the temperatures hovered right around freezing but sometimes to dipping below freezing. millions are now throughout ukraine are dealing with that when the lack of basic utilities at times, but it is really started to feel like winter around here.

despite that turn and whether the fighting continues especially in the eastern and southern portions of ukraine. even with the recent withdrawal of russian forces the newly liberated city of kherson is still getting show up and strikes on civilian areas are forcing many families who just returned, to pack back up again and evacuate. >> there is no other way than to leave. i do not see another way after 3 or 4 days, strong shelling started. a lot of people were killed, injured, the russians are shooting at the city center, houses, everything. >> as we get closer and closer to it being officially winter here in ukraine, and a few short days we really do not know the impact how that turned and whether we'll have on this conflict as it continues throughout ukraine. i can tell you today going out trying to walk around and talk to everyday folks in the kyiv reason you're standing in mud at times, sometimes piles of snow and in other occasions you are

just trying to not slip on the ice. will pay attention to that to see how they'll impact this conflict as it continues. arthel: did think this was some sort of a military operation, all as he is doing is attacking civilians. jeff paul, live in kyiv, thanks jack we be rightne.. back. until, disaster struck. tensions were high. luckily, replacement costumes were shipped with fedex. which means mr. harvey, could picture the perfect night. we're ready for the holidays, so you're ready for what's next.

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36 cheating in all 7 rock the world of competitive activities and the oldest fishing to 1 of the newest, corn hole. douglas kennedy takes a closer look. the fishermen have a long tradition of telling tales. this crossed the line into something else. >> right, there was no story to tell in this 1. it was straight deception. >> catching a winning while light involves skill and luck. >> good and nice lake erie beautiful representative of the lake. >> unfortunately, as judge of a recent competition on lake erie, he found it also can involve stuffing a walleye with lead weights. >> adjacently got. [inaudible] >> it is really rare to catch someone cheating so clearly and unequivocably as you got these 2 fishermen. >> i don't think it is ever

happened before. essentially everybody in the whole world got to see it. it's just 1 and a series of cheating scandals. it plagued all parts of american society. including core corn hole champions caught using illegal beanbags. >> is sending shockwaves of cross a quorum whole world because a whole body probe after being accused of using vibrating beads to win a championship. even ms. usa crown became tainted after fellow contestants questioned the competition's integrity. >> overnight some contestants now questioning the legitimacy of the pageantry. >> cheating and cheating allegations seem to be everywhere right now. >> it feels like people are prioritizing the outcome. the performance records leah is a psychologist in new york who

has written extensively about modern america's cheating phenomenon. she blames a culture that rewards those who choose to win at any cost. and more and more ears seeing people refusing to lose and then refusing to admit they lost after they lost. >> are singing across all domains. were singing in government, in sports it is normalizing the behavior. people who lie in order to endure damage well beyond 1 event. it is going to affect all fishing competitions in the long time to come. >> most efficient competitions at least here, it's done on an honor system. you cannot have officials or official judges on everybody's vote. there is an honor code per. >> in honor system some say is being systematically dismantled across many american institutions. on lake erie in ohio, douglas kennedy fox news. >> integrity it matters. douglas kennedy, thank you.

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>> i love it. riots breaking out in brussels after belgium's two-zero loss to morocco in the world cup. they have sent flyers, flipped over cars and scooters. police had to deploy water guns and teargas. no word on how many people were arrested. elgin was number two in the fund national world rankings. >> team usa is looking to move on at the world cup.

they will take on iran in the final group tuesday. both teams playing for a spot in the knockout stage. you can watch all the action on tuesday. coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >> we've got to check that out for sure. plenty of monkeying around in thailand today. the city paid homage to the primates during its annual monkey feast festival. a symbol of the province and they were treated to plates of fruits and veggies and desserts. local say it is their way of saying thank you to the monkeys for drawing tourists to the area >> you know what i was thinking about real quick with russell's, the last time the u.s. was in the world cup they lost to belgium. in brazil. it is pretty sweet to see morocco beat them on that. >> you are doing too much thinking.

>> i would not be hanging around with the monkeys. in japan there is a town and there is beautiful deer everywhere. the monkeys, no. >> i love thailand, i love monkeys, it is a real great place to visit. >> the real good news is i love you, brian. [laughter] ♪ >> hello everyone. i am lisa along with joe, jackie and charlie. welcome to the big sunday show. here is what is on tap tonight. >> runoffs will decide which party has outright majority control of the senate. >> protest erupting across china a covid lockdown continues. in the united states, hhs report recommending