and i leaned under our kitchen table lamp and it shined on my bald spot. and my girlfriend is one of the kindest people that i've ever met in my life but here's how she decided to tell me. she reached over and touched the skin of my bald spot and then she looked me in the eyes and she goes, "oh, no [ laughter ] oh, oh, oh, no oh no. and i was like, "never make that noise again." [ laughter ] then she goes, "but babe, if i had something wrong with me i would want you to tell me. yeah, every part of my soul was like, "it's a trap." [ laughter ] no woman wants you to notice her flaws and then communicate with her about them. no, blinders on. snitches get stitches. [ laughter and applause thank you, yeah. [ applause ] no woman would want the man that loves her to be like, "oh, mustache [ laughter and applause oh, oh, oh." [ laughter and applause "that's a sombrero for your mustache." [ laughter ] if you did that, you'd be dead by sun down. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause thank you, very much thank you. ♪ >> jimmy: pete lee, everybody. [ cheers and applause

islands, the fish bald eagles eat was contaminated, in turn, so were they, generations of bald eaglesr one on their diet, the channel island fox the intruding golden eagles had to be captured as seen in the documentary. once captured they were relocated, giving newly hatched bald eagles their rightful place. conservationists say the now banned ddt is no longer an issue in the waters around the islands, where there had only been 15 channel island foxes, 20 years later, biologists estimate there are 1,800 today. >> yes, they're at the doorstep of extinction, if it had not been for human intervention, they would be extinct today. >> beyond the foxes on the island, is there a lesson we can take away from this. >> not every problem is insolvable there are a lot of huge problems out there. this one was solvable. >> so in a moment, laura is mo going to release this cutie here how is she >> she's very healthy. >> all healthy, great. so before we release her, any questions, guys. >> well, we want to know, first of all, what's that cutie's name, we need to know that >> well, actually, the natio

to celebrate clicks on the from the bald spot 250. morning on the floor of the discovery.expedition home boy on dino play. the full. hour report the headache of battling has been a lot of work oh you know to the max to get the find out why he traveled back in time to the middle ages later in the show.

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a bald eagle rescued after it was shot twice in the wing.l conservation workers taking care of the bird. if they catch the shooter that person could face a $100,000 fine. beautiful animal. now the bad. that right there is 40 pounds of methamphetamine sitting on the table. shares in arizona say the drugs are worth $2 million, found during a routine traffic stop. finally the ugly. a chihuahua goes for a joy ride. the dog and driver louisiana jumping on the gas pedal. the suv went in reverse across four lanes of traffic before coming to a stop. incredibly no one was injured including the chihuahua. this wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues now. goodbye. jillian: tuesday, november 26th. the fox news alert, we will destroy, iran's the warning for the west as of the protests rage in the streets. kim jong un report suggests the regime's rockets were pointed at the united states before striking saudi oilfields in september. >> the truth is chicago has a gun problem with goes hand-

and science is killed the creativity of the children still be there the missing 1000000 is really balding something good sat night dancing in the sky. on. the wrong. place now please. calm. i was there in the radio one morning and this song came up as on your 1st opening from boy to some points you can be seen with confidence and in the project so the next thought was. this can actually be. quite a powerful thing to inspire. the lebanese army will take my research and posted it on the facebook the video went viral i think the most thing that i like about my job is the fact that i can influence someone positively i know what these children are going through i'm not immune to the challenges and i feel somehow i can contribute to a positive change you know. now we're staying in south africa because research is there believe that this event you see behind me is unique or they think it could be they think it's the last elephant in the region that's not contained in a national poll or gamers it's been tracked down in south africa is now in a forest the forest with its $60500.00 hooked it is the

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. >> bald like mine? >> huh? >> you want it bald like mine?ttle bit longer? >> yeah. see how it works out. it's going to be hard. but they've served their purpose. it sustained me and now it's time to move on. >> i'm going to start. >> remember what i told you. it's kind of cruddy, right? >> as long as it don't have any creepy, crawly things. >> ain't no telling what's in it. >> you've been letting your hair grow for 11 years? >> yeah, being back there on that shu. >> wow. >> i always told myself whatever's came first, if i get off the shu or i get out of prison, whichever comes first. >> that is serious stuff. first time you've seen it like that, huh? >> yeah. it feels good. it feels good without it. it feels good. my loc's represented a struggle. it wasn't just to have locks because everybody's got locks, you know? i don't have no mixed emotions. i'm looking forward to the next chapter in my life. >> okay. how do you like that? >> looks like i'm about 15 now. it is weird because i ain't seen myself in a long time because this is how i used t

instead of doing that we had the cancel culture which was, he's a bald-faced liar, he knew he was lyingthe mayor was impressive, he picked up the phone and called the author of that story, i don't know if a lot of us would call up somebody who called us an mfer and a bald-faced liar. he said, i want to listen to you, i want to explain. but this cancel culture that picks out a quote from eight years ago and trying to make it into a complete indictment i think is an unfortunate illustration of some of the debates that we have. do we want to debate this, do we want to look for a solution or common ground or do we want to play this game of gotcha? i actually think that mayor pete handled that about as well as you could have, the fact that he reached out and made it clear that yes, he thinks that the hope and role models are important but that's not the whole thing. he's actually come out with a detailed educational plan. i think in fairness people ought to acknowledge that. >> and we had -- now here's something completely different, we have bernie sanders slow jamming the news last night wi

. >>> la noticia cayÓ como balde de agua frÍa para bryant y su familia. comer. >>> el gobierno del presidente trump anunciÓ reglas mÁs estrictas que hacen mÁs difÍcil la autorizaciÓn de empleo para solicitantes de asilo. es la lucha para los asilos frau lentos. >>> el mensaje que los asilados no son bienvenidos. >>> la agencia va a negar a discreciÓn. y cuando un pedido de asilo es rechazado, si el solicitante no se presenta a citas si el pedido no se hace al aÑo al ingresar. y un solicitante es condenado a un delito federal o estatal. >>> tiene que estar preparado mÁs que nunca, porque la posibilidad de ser aprobados son menores. >>> comienzan a desa len tars. >>> han puesto mÁs difÍcil la cosa para que no siga viniendo gente. >>> serÁ publicado en el gi y tendrÁ un perÍodo de comentario pÚblico de 60 dÍas antes de entrar en vigor. en los Ángeles california, francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >>> el expresidente de bolivia evo morales, no pidiÓ a las autoridades electorales que hicieran algo ilegal. en su primera rueda de prensa como asilado en mÉxico

. >> and we're bald, 100%. >> jimmy: you mean the cartoons, the cartoons are >> the cartoons are. >>'s a disney film the characters are nude. >> jimmy: yeah >> this doesn't sound any better >> jimmy: no, it doesn't, yeah >> but there's like, there's just like white -- >> jimmy: there's no nudity in this movie at all, by the way. >> or grayish body parts no nudity. i'm in so much trouble at this point. [ laughter ] disney people behind the scenes are like, "what's she talking about? >> jimmy: no, no >> but we're also bald >> jimmy: yeah >> and - >> jimmy: because they haven't done the animation >> they haven't done the animation. and then, often times, like, i remember trying to slide one line into this intimate scene where elsa and i are sitting on the bed. and i'm like, "it's okay you'll always have me," and the animators just put in -- [ raspberries >> jimmy: oh, my god >> yes >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> they put in toots there's been times where i've been like jumping from a cliff to cliff and i don't make it [ laughter ] and you just see - >> jimmy: they're just playing with you >>

much like the judge persky bald his name you know, it's so public because of the decision he made that she thinks we should know all of our you know all of the people who oversee the decisions that affect our lives so well we all know judge persky and we do. now we should all know her. yes story thank you, pam. well coming up. is kron four's the 70th birthday we are going back in time to celebrate tonight, a look back at those whistle tips that had people all across the bay area fed up with the remember those plus senator bernie sanders makes a stop here in the bay area. >>inside the area politics host catherine he even sat down with the 2020 candidate while he >>and 2020 presidential candidate, bernie sanders made a stop here in the bay area today, senator sanders talks with kron on's cap and he done for inside bay area politics, here's a clip of some of what they talked about. >>senator you're in oakland to accept the endorsement of the country's biggest nurses union they supported you in 2016. this time there are competing. plant why do you think they still are backing you. >>well,

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and the project that they were working on was actually bringing the bald eagle, our nation's symbol, back to the nation's capital. we have bald eagles who fly over this beautiful landscape day in and day out because of the work of those national service participants. but i want to talk just briefly about could we bring this idea to scale and what have we learned from various models. interestingly, in 1933, franklin roosevelt calls congress into emergency session. by summer has 250,000 young unemployed men in the woods through the civilian conservation corps. by the end of the program, 3 million had served, 3 billion trees had been planted, 84 million acres of land had been saved, which is the entire acreage of our national park system today. and when you talk to the ccc boys, it was a spiritual experience for them. it changed the trajectory of the rest of their lives. it was also run by the u.s. army. a young george c. marshall organized the ccc camps. so the thought we would have for the first time since 1933 a commission looking how we marry military, civilian, and national service

to celebrate alexander from the bald spot 250. working on a 4 inch of discovery. expedition who board on dino. it's d.w. news live from berlin one year of anger in the streets of france demonstrations across the country marked the anniversary of the yellow vests movement police respond with water cannon in tear gas as fires and violence erupt in paris. also coming up it's been 30 years since the velvet revolution brought down communism and what used to be czechoslovakia now checks are back on the streets demanding more democracy they're calling for the resignation of prime minister andre bauer.

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high with major celebrations being held across the country in berlin the thousands have been taken bald numerous events including exhibitions on the walls history is jacqueline with a quick look at its rise and fall. the berlin wall a symbol of the cold war and division a line that separated the city families friends and changed berlin for the remainder of the 20th century 40 kilometers long at slice of the city and was erected in the night of august 13th 1981 1st it was just a barbed wire and concrete fence with 12 checkpoints but it swiftly grew into the fortified version most know it today the checkpoints were reduced to 3 and crossing became all but impossible. imagine this a concrete wall 3.6 meters high and 1.2 meters wide smooth still nerve running along the top to prevent anyone climbing over watchtowers every 200 meters 962 a 2nd wall was built around 100 meters and east berlin territory this buffer zone became known as the death strip that soft sand show footprints floodlights tripwires and machine guns the guards had permission to shoot on sight and had vicious dogs the more

years and counting, the wheel is barely moving, the numbers are expounding and i did not realize how bald the numbers were until i started doing research for the book. i write about journalism and i knew those numbers were bad but going across field when were talking about the arts or partnerships and lawyers, black man, what percentage of black male, less than 2% or academia, i'm a tenured professor but i'm among 4% in the country and that includes black colleges and universities. so when you look at the billions of dollars that are being expended without any accountability and we have constructed this elaborate apparatus of diversity, we have it down, we have to pass into the climate surveys and hired the consultant and we hired the diversity and a lot of this only happens after embarrassing episodes. we talk about prada and gucci and you name it, starbucks, nfl and they know who to call in. there's an industry after and are treated as one person who does this in their treated like fire extinguishers. and they had to put out a fire in their forgot about. and she got a lot of numbers in

best educational institutions in america has to offer and he knows that everything he just said is a bald faced lie he goes on to write men like him are more willing to perpetuate the fantastic narrative of negro neighborhoods needing more role models and briefcase carriers than make the people in power stare into the sun and see the blinding light of racism joining us now to discuss this blinding light of racism that is affecting our political class is author educator and salon dot com editor at large of the walk and thank you for joining us a lot ahead not only with this but with some other interesting political moves but you know start with this is the criticism that michael carey and others now leveling at a candidate who judge and his statements regarding education in minority communities accurate oh he's right on point he's right on point i thought it was a brilliant article in me some great points i think and that's the big problem when people talk about experience then there are always talk about you know. not just talking about. when you come from but in talking about your life e

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former national security adviser susan rice is the ninth this, saying it is another bald-faced lie.writer for president obama said i've placed an iphone charger, has anybody seen it, nobody left unimaginative notes written on a sixth grade level. grisham responded to all the hubbub saying i'm not sure where their offices were and wasn't implying every office has that issue. i was talking about our experience in the lower press office, everyone was so sensitive. folks on the left are not buying it, reaction much different on the right. when twitter user says if anyone would know about failing, and childish much? such sore losers. who knows what happened but there are reports that clinton aides removed the w from keyboards when george w. bush's staff was moving in so this might be without precedent. she said she thought it was just a prank and nothing really serious. rob: this is almost 12 hours yesterday and here you go. >> how relatable is this moment as a congressional reporter chugging her coffee behind lieutenant colonel vindman, it looks ridiculous, i think i'm fine getting grat

i told my husband that's why he was so thin and not fat and balding, because he was on the jared diet. it must have been a visible feature on the landscape and customers didn't have to travel too far to visit the shop, some of the places they themselves worked or lived. of the customers were i identified where they lived, no one was more than one mile away from the shop. that includes george mason, who owned a townhouse of 200 feet from the shop, and george washington's townhouse less than half a mile away, which is i guess up north. it would be just off this map here. merchants and tradesmen were crucial links to planters in washington, who needed these luxury items and cartons that would provide props for their social performance of dominance. current supply the men of alexandria with many of these props they needed to perform these acts. the account book reveals the customers who patronize to shop or a reflection of the cities tour mcgrath x as a whole. i'm going to get into that a little bit later. before we can fully comprehend all of that, we need to talk about the relationship

this is another bald-faced lie.riter for president obama, left an iphone charger, unimaginative notes written on a sixth grade level, grisham responded to this saying i am not sure where their offices were, certainly wasn't implying every office had this issue. i was specifically and honestly talking about our spirit in sin lower press office nowhere else. i don't know why everyone is so sensitive. the left's overall isn't buying it, reaction on the right has been much different the one twitter user says if anyone would know about failing it would be the last administration. another twitter user says childish, such for losers. stephanie grisham says it was just a prank, not a seriously means thing. >> something else that is kind of funny, a new hero who likes coffee. >> emma dumaine responded to the viral attention for this moment saying it is hilarious, looks ridiculous the thing i'm finding gratifying about this, colleagues laughing with me. george kent's water bottle. and you always wondered what it would be like

tonight. ( laughter ) ex,e'st surprised you're already polling in second place in the category of balds. that brings the total number of candidates running to replace trump to 19. hello! but even more people are considering considering themselves cramed into the race. recently, former new york mayor michael bloomberg has been looking into it, because he believes that with joe biden sinking in national polls and elizabeth warren on the rise, there is room in the race for a more dynamic candidate who is closer to the political middle. yes! he is so right! america doesn't want some 76- year-old moderate. they want to vote for someone exciting and dynamic, like a 77-year-old moderate. ( laughter ) and he's not the only businessman who wants to replach white house. back in july, billionaire tom steyer joined the race. and more recently, there's been talk of a possible third-party bid from billionaire ed stack, c.e.o. of dick's sporting goods, proving that a third-party run is officially a dick move. ( laughter ) look, here's the thing, here we go. >> jon: that's cold-blood, that was. >> ste

it's all in the new drama, "breaking bald." ( laughter ) a prestige drama. ( applause ) then dr. committee exactly how she felt about gordon sondland promoting the president's political agenda in ukraine. >> it struck me when, yesterday, when you put up on the screen ambassador sondland's emails and who was on emails, and he said these are the people that need to know, that he was absolutely right. because he was being involved in a domestic political errand, and we were being involved in national security foreign policy. i said to him, "ambassador sondland, gordon, i fear this is all going to blow up." and here we are. >> stephen: (as hill) "and now that it has. i've prepared a brief statement. 'in your face, in your face, i was right, so suck it, you -- ( cheers and applause ) -- so suck it, you witless wanker'." ( laughter ) >> stephen: sorry, had a little frog in my throat. ( cheers and applause ) i like her a lot. yesterday, during the impeachment hearings, trump traveled to austin, texas, where he toured an apple manufacturing plant. oh, that must have been confusing for hi

it's poetic watching donald trump get taken down by a bald man.e said i pressed ukraine for an investigation at the express direction of the president. sondland screwed the president so thoroughly today. trump reflexively paid him to shut up. somebody's going to pay for this and it may be america's mayor. >> mr. giuliani conveyed that president trump wanted a public statement from president zelinsky, committing to investigations of burisma and the 2016 election. mr. giuliani expressed those requests directly to the ukrainians, and mr. giuliani also expressed those requests directly to us. we all understood that these prerequisites for the white house call and the white house meeting reflected president trump's desires and requirements. >> jimmy: that's big. that could be the nail in giuliani's coffin, which is especially problematic, because that's where he sleeps. and sondland said he and others did not want to work with giuliani, but they had to play the hand they were dealt by the president, and this is maybe the president trumpiest part of the

who is this bald man interrupting our show. this has a pass code, what am i supposed to do?st. >> there she goes. >> jimmy: do you want to hold it, jen? >> i got to get used to this, right? you got to get closer to me. i know that part. okay, one, two. >> jimmy: good. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: you have to know emojis, if you're going to be the number one instagramer. so now it is time to play a game. what is this stupid game called? emo-jeopardy. that's your podium right there. the goal here is, we have turned some of your projects, movies, television, into emojis, you have to look at the emojis and decode them, okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: let's put up the first emoji. we have prizes, too. what does that represent? >> friends. >> jimmy: you're off to a great start! next emoji. >> "killing." >> jimmy: close. you're on the right trk. >> murder mystery! >> jimmy: murder mystery is correct! >> oh, what an idiot. >> jimmy: you're two for two. >> marley and me! >> jimmy: marley and me is correct. >> next one, this one's a little more difficult. >> oh, oh, oh, space, uh, earth,

university, ken goermly, an impeachment scholar author of the death of american virtue, and archi baldox, con shen shengs of a nation. do the rules of due process apply to what's going on in the house? >> well, michael, the framers gave the house wide latitude in terms of how they conduct impeachment trials. so frankly they don't have to have hearings at all. it is up to them as to how to conduct it. it was designed for them to act swiftly. for instance, if a president sub verted the government, shot someone in the streets, they could move to impeach immediately without any proceedings at all. so actually the current proceedings that allow for wittess ins which they have agreed to themselves for each side to ask questions of the witnesses, is more than is required under the constitution. they have free rein and ultimately the framers set it up that if the house, they gave this power to the house because they were closest to the people. if they didn't perform correctly the people could vote them out of office next time. >> if we then get to a snoenate trial, how will it look differently