peta is not talking or peta is part of the pronunciation. >> no one is talking about indigenous -- i think we all know they are talking about these guys standing there with clubs. that's what peta is talking about. >> i guess so. >> i didn't like her. she irritated me. >> if i buy that album i would be listening to it all the time. there is something to it. i think i may be a fan of throat singing. will you wear more seal now? >> no, but seal is single now. >> that's true. >> i may date seal. no, she did have a point. she is using the whole animal for meat and apparel which is wonderful. she also won $30,000 along with this award. that is a great pair of seal shoes or like two pairs. >> are there seal shoes? >> not yet. >> i don't know. can i just say the best part of the story is she beat arcade fire. >> the best part of the story is she beat dribbing. >> i don't know enough about drake to dislike him. >> he started from the bottom and now he's here. >> nice. we will leave this. coming up, your new favorite super hero gimp man. and do you have videos of animals? you can send them to

. >> acting on a tip, the animal rights green peta sent investigators to secretly record a large hog operation in iowa. >> don't be afraid to hurt them. >> over several months, they recorded pigs beaten with metal rods, kicked repeatedly, and a cropled sow receive ago prod. >> i wouldn't tolerate that on my farm. >> craig hill is president of the iowa farm bureau. >> you always want hope pigs. when you walk in the door, you kind of know, you just as a producer, you sense by their activities and how they're behaving and their actions. >> in iowa's capitol des moines, the peta video prompted action from state legislators, but not what you might think. they passed a law aimed not at animal abuse, but of anyone going undercover to investigate abuse. the law was initially authored by lobbyists for the agriculture industry, making it a crime punishable by jail time to lion a job application at a farm. if you want to work at the hog facility where the videotape was shot, you now have to answer this question on your job application, are you a member of peta, the humane society of the united

are you a member of peta? the humane society of the united states, or any other animal rights organization? opponents of the law -- . >> we support the law because we didn't want individuals coming to our farm, coming to work and telling us that they had a history or experience in animal care which was not true. and their intent was to maliciously capture some footage or some video that could be used against you and put you out of business. >> why do you use malicious? >> i think its malicious when they show up, intent on putting you out of business. >> pork is big business in iowa, the nation's number one pork producing state. $5 billion to the state's economy. this in a state with only 3 million people. iowa's bill was the first such bill law in the u.s., and since then, six other states have passed similar legislation. idaho, canada, north dakota and utah, all designed to prevent videotaping without a farmer's consent. paul shapiro is vice president for farm production in the humane society of the united st

but i think everyone knows peta is not or peta, you don't say -- people for ethical treatment -- [ laughter i know we're talking about indigenous -- i think we know they're talking about these guys standing with clubs bludgeoning them so people on fifth avenue can wear -- that's what peta is talking about. >> i guess so. i don't know. >> she irritated me. >> i think that i knew that if i buy that album i would be listening to it all the time. i think that there's something to it. i think i might be a fan of throat singing. joanne, will you wear more seal now? >> no. but seal is single now. >> that's true. so i might date seal. she did have a point. she's using the whole animal, the meet and apparel. >> yes. >> which is wonderful. she also won $30,000 along with this award. >> uh-huh. >> so that's like a really great pair of seal shoes. or like two pair. >> two pairs at least. are there seal shoes? >> not yet. >> oh, interesting. i don't know. i'm just happy i saved the best part of the story that she beat archaic fire. >> no, the best story is she beat drake. >> i don't know enough about dr

peter respond -- peta responds, responds to this ball. even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: military strikes against isis move proving more costly than first expected the pentagon upping price tag to $10 million a day, higher than initial estimates. president obama rallying support for his strategy with another national tv appearance, with approval ratings hovering near personal lows. he will appear on "60 minutes" this sunday. here to discuss it all, charlie gasparino, james freeman of "the wall street journal," james frischling, president of new oak. "60 minutes," is this the way to go? james, go ahead. charlie passes on that. >> so. >> i think, $10 million a day, that's fine. of the probably ought to be a little higher right now where out in the open. remember we're not, this is not a discussion whether we ought to try to run syria or runner rack. it is just, do we want to take out terrorists who would like to kill us? at that price, 3.6 billion a year, less than 1% of the defense budget. melissa: how about t

. >> peta does.ey will throw blood at you. >> peta wasn't saying anything when the isis people are practicing on animals before they behead the humans. where you at, peta? >> that's true. there is a stacked deck against a fleck, affleck? whatever. it is speaking out about getting kicked out of a hard rock hotel and casino after pit bo -- pit bosses saw him counting cards. the actor told details magazine, where i get all of my details, that is a true story. once i was decent they told me not to play blackjack. the fact of being good at the game is against the rules and it should tell you something about casinos. good point. >> i mean, i mean -- >> that's a good impression. professor, i don't understand this. it is not illegal, but they can throw you out because you are good. >> they want you to lose. if you start winning they tell you to play blackjack where you can't win. >> that's wrong. >> my son was playing poker in a las vegas casino and i was standing behind him because he is good and i'm not. t

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temperatures falling back into the 60s. 94 the high at peta lluma.bay location, 77. 77, newark. 79, new city. inland spots still very warm, but tomorrow is the warmest in the seven day inland. 91, pleasanton. and 94 for antioch. accuweather seven day forecast, early morning clouds, right along the coast, tons of sunshine. 94 inland. 70 along the coast. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures take a step back. to the 80s by midweek inland and 60s along the coast. >> cooldown will feel good by the time we get through all this. not used to the heat. thanks. warm sunny day over at the giants. >> took advantage. they know when to turn it on. and that's done just that. 6-1 home stand puts them on 2 1/2 games behind the dodgers. scored 44 runs. 15 in today's win over the brewers. star wars day at at&t. darth vader throwing out first pitch. struck out seven brewer in six innings. deshaun rubble, star wars movie, ties the game. if you're going to dress as darth vader, you got to commit. luke must not know. pablo sandoval, three for four, three rbi. double

peta incluso logren finta alguna cÁmara en una ceremonia en la ciudad de ny donde el aÑo pasado el nÚmero al karapov pero algunos expertos aseguran que es un sacrificio innecesario que puede ser reemplazado por una oferta de dinero. >> la idea de que uno puede descargar sus pecados rÁpidamente y pasarse los a alguien a un pollo... (rÍe) es una idea fascinante, muy estÚpida, pero muy fascinante. >> los expertos coinciden en que en temas religiosos las reacciones son siempre erre explosivas. las recomendaciones mantenerse dentro del marco de la ley y el respeto. >> hay que seÑalar que no han impedido que los pollos sean sacrificados aunque logran a puerta cerrada porque la constituciÓn garantiza el derecho la libertad de expresiÓn, barby. >> tenemos doble final de impacto llegar a la tercera edad dirÍa que no significa dejar de divertirse el mejor ejemplo es este parque en texas diseÑado para los que ya no son tan jÓvenes y las abstracciones no sÓlo sirven de esparcimiento, sino para ejercitarse de acuerdo a su edad. >> dicen que el perro es el mejor amigo del hombre en este video se demues

however the peta organization poled this question. do you think gun crime is up the same or down and asked in periods of 5-20 years. 9-10 americans said gun crime, murders and killing is up or the same. that means 1-10 people in the country knows that gun murders are down or the same. actually they are down. so why is that? well that is because people don't have the basic facts. that is what i am trying to do and spread. t no gun control law reduced crime and no correlation between gun own ownership and increase in crime. and also mass shootings haven't increased. you ehave not increased. the congressional research study looked at 40 years of mass sooting, which is four or more people killed in a public place, and estimates to about 34 people a year. it goes up some years and down some years. obviously the year of newtown was a higher year. it isn't increasing. it is just the coverage is increasing. this gun control issue, as long as we have a second term president who wants gun control, and he said i will do it just like his state of

don't yell, peta, be gentle. >> i will respond like you wouldn't believe if she whispers.l freeze everything up. >> reporter: scoring all 8s, there was a tie for fourth. even if jonathan had to wait to hear until the end to hear he was safe. >> you try not to go to the bathroom in front of 15 million americans, and pray at that point. >> reporter: leah johnson is in seventh, and antonio sabato jr. and michael waltrip at the bottom. ten teams return next monday night. in los angeles, abc news. >> and that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great tuesday. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valleys leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> here's what's happening on this tuesday, september 30th. supermarket scare. hackers strike again and this time customers at acme grocery stores could be affected. >> a local mother was executed in front of her child. now police need your help bringing the gunman behind bars. >> burglar at work. a surveillance cam

just wanted to save my sister and keep peta alive. >> it's everything, it's the things we love most that to remove this spaghetti stain, let's compare an entire tub of oxiclean to just half a cup of clorox bleach. okay... huh... how is that called clean? clorox. eliminates stains better than oxiclean. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. 20, 25 feet away from me, sitting all by himself. it felt like a magnet was coming me to come to him. and finally i bumped shoulders with him on purpose. >> jimmy explained he was a brand new inmate, needing directions to the library. hall, obliged. >> i kind of slapped him on the shoulder, said thanks a lot. i appreciate

>> i think he's going to have a good time and i think his partner peta might have a second hand goode have a couple more. this young lady is a star on youtube and she's dancing with derek. >> yes, she is. >> jimmy: is derek single? what's going on with him? >> that's exactly what i was thinking when i saw them. but she's 18, which is, i mean, legal, but -- [ laughter ] but -- you knoll whaw what? she's really a great girl. >> jimmy: she's for bullying or against it? >> what does she look like? she's against it, of course. >> jimmy: this is janelle parrish. this is your guy right here. who you found out -- >> this is my twitter butt guy. >> jimmy: what a shame. and this is -- tavis smiley. >> i'm hoping to see some fun come out of him. >> jimmy: he's going to be eliminated the first week. >> is that your prediction? >> jimmy: and sasha obama. that's quite a get for you guys. >> that would be amazing. >> jimmy: wouldn't it? keep your fingers crossed. you never know. well, it's very good to see you. we'll be watching all season. i'm going to be gambling on this as i always do. >> you al

when it comes to peta concerns, they are also pointing to other monkeys where they are concerned about the way in which animals are handled. i want to reassure people this is done with intense oversight by a variety of groups that look at protocols to make decisions about whether the results of the research are justifying the kinds of studies being done. there is a great deal of attention to avoid pain and suffering. but reasonable people will still disagree about whether we have that balance right. host: let's go to harriet, a miami beach republican caller. caller: two questions. first, there was a study not long ago that showed the possibility that ebola was airborne. have you done any follow-up research to see whether that is true? my other question is, there is a magazine put out and sent to i believe everybody, every hospital about the nih and i wonder how much money the taxpayers are paying for the nih pr magazine. guest: to take the second question, i am not familiar with any. there is a small publication published by the national library of medicine that highlights things happe

full-page ad in the washington times this morning from peta with the picture of an infant monkey, and it says, nih, millions spent scarring monkeys and making them depressed and drug. stop it now. what is the policy about using animals for the research you do? >> a good question. animals are essential for many of the things we are trying to learn about how to prevent and treat human diseases. with humano things patients ethically nor would we necessarily ask them to be involved in some of the studies that can be done on animals, which give us great insights, whether it is diabetes or heart disease or heart -- or alzheimer's. there are particular concerns i think when those animals are close relatives of ours. i want to point out we recently pretty much to scale back or maybe even stop altogether research on chimpanzees. after extensive debate, we have the potential of small colony chance we would be for the kind of research that can only be done with chance. when it comes to peta concerns, they are also pointing to other monkeys where they are concerned about the way in which animals

you now have to answer this question on your job application, are you a member of peta, hsus, the humane society of the united states or any other animal rights organization? opponents of the law call it ag gag. >> it is a misnomer totally. there is nothing about gag. we supported the law because we didn't want individuals coming to hour farms, applying to work, telling us they have had a history or experience in animal care, which was not true. their in tent was to maliciously capture some footage or some video that could be used against you and put you out of business. >> iowa's bill was the first such law in the u.s. since then, six other states have passed similar legislation. idaho, kansas, missouri, montana, north dakota and utah, all designed to prevent videotaping without a farmer's consent. >> they don't want them taking photos of routine animal cruelty, food safety problems and more. >> craig hill said farmers don't want animals mistreated, either. last year, iowa farmers launched the animal care coalition with a hot line to report abuse. >> this is something that i think peopl

what is necessary, and what is going to help health, and to respond, we actually got an e-mail from petaaying that we agree with you. this is wasteful spending and the vive being conducted -- i guess jane goodal said we're learning michigan from this -- learning nothing from this research. this is not getting us any results on anything. >> the mon kentucky dis -- machine -- monkeys disaggrieve. we got an e-mail, the only human is a dead human. i want to give you a quick update. the mon kentucky are making progress. >;"j$r tell you, you should strop drinking? >> i gift up. >> that's better. >> all right. so that is encouraging to me. we are making progress. right? >> well, you know, about research with no human -- it's essential there hasn't been -- only two -- really, only two of all of the nobel prizes in research do not involve now research. so making the point, animal research is essential but a dish let's not use the monkey example but in terms of research, what this alternative? don't want to be testing an aids drug on a human. >> let's assume in a perfect environment where we had t

tommy chong is partnered with one of the dancers, peta murgatroyd, who must be thrilled to be partnered with tommy chong. oh, good, i get to dance with a 75-year-old stoner. tommy's scores will not be high. but he most certainly will be. and another big announcement here today at abc. two new co-hosts on "the view," whoopi goldberg and rosie o'donnell, will be joined by nicolle wallace, and actress rosie perez will be part of the shouting, too. there will be two rosies on one show. does that make sense? [ laughter ] you think of the poor guy who has to write the closed captioning. that's going to be a nightmare. the retired host, barbara walters, planned to come back to the show for one morning, to beat the new co-hosts with a pillowcase full of soap. that's how she do. [ laughter ] we have a very talented musical guest here tonight. a young man by the name of hunter hayes. he's only 22 years old. [ cheers and applause ] four grammy awards. and he plays more than 30 musical instruments. that seems like -- that's too many, right? i didn't know there were 30 musical instruments. but there

full-page ad in the washington times this morning from peta with the picture of an infant monkey, and it says, nih, millions spent scarring monkeys and making them depressed and drug. stop it now. what is the policy about using animals for the research you do? >> a good question. animals are essential for many of the things we are trying to learn about how to prevent and treat human diseases. with humano things patients ethically nor would we necessarily ask them to be involved in some of the studies that can be done on animals, which give us great insights, whether it is diabetes or heart disease or heart -- or alzheimer's. there are particular concerns i think when those animals are close relatives of ours. i want to point out we recently pretty much to scale back or maybe even stop altogether research on chimpanzees. after extensive debate, we have the potential of small colony chance we would be for the kind of research that can only be done with chance. when it comes to peta concerns, they are also pointing to other monkeys where they are concerned about the way in which animals

out in front of this thing and become like michael vick who got -- who was -- did a lot of work with peta. i think ray rice, they should use him as a spokesperson to create awareness for domestic violence moving forward. i think then i would be more willing to allow him back in the community. >> you mention the commissioner. let me ask you about roger goodell. it seems like there is a fact dispute as to what was said at a june meeting where ray rice and his now wife were meeting with roger goodell and goodell is saying that he wasn't told that there was a punch in the course of that meeting, others are saying that ray rice's side of it is i told roger goodell exactly what happened. here's my question f. goodell had been told by rice at that meeting what happened inside the elevator and he chose to only suspend him for two games, does goodell now need to go? >> i don't think goodell needs to go. i think he needs to know what domestic violence is. i don't believe he should just be fired because i think that that's the easy way out. it's the easy way out to fire him, i think what needs to ha

. >> reporter: neither could tommy chong and peta, who danced to a surprise third place finish. his theory, don't yell, be gentle. >> it's like making love. if she whispers something in my ear, i will respond like you wouldn't believe. but if she yells at me, it's like it will freeze everything up. >> reporter: scoring all 8s, alfonso and jonathan tied for fourth, even if jonathan had to wait until the very end to hear he was safe. >> you try not to go to the bathroom in front of 15 million americans. that's what you try to do, and pray. you pray at that point. >> reporter: that puts leah thompson in seventh, betsy johnson is tied for eighth with antonio sabato, jr. michael waltrip is at the bottom. ten teams return for week four of "dancing with the stars" next monday night. >> as george mentioned, catch "dancing with the stars" every monday night at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> coming up, harsh words over a major security breach at the white house. >> don't let somebody get close to the president. don't let somebody get close to the family. don't let them get in the white house ever. >>

news coverage of it which we haven't seen in the past and that causes a strong relationship between peta, parents, the school, going back to the yearly slide about the messengers, at the local level and i would hope the school community has a tremendous amount of trust and all the folks working there but when you look at it, as this is a great opportunity for the teaching profession as a whole to become very clear about what it is we are teaching to our students, why we are teaching it to our students and that causes some anxiety from the general public but i don't have to deal with the same push back. implementation has been ongoing. it has gotten better, we will be up front and say it is not perfect out of the gate but it has gotten better as we have gone along. >> what makes me most please is you are hearing from the local level, the school level. my mic isn't con. hello? >> now it is gone. that works. turn it on. what makes me most police is at the local level is going well because that is what keeps me occupied. at the state level we bring the standards been, we work collaborative w

tommy chong and his partner peta murgatroyd. [ applause ] >> there you go. >> he was actually on my flightes on that united flight. >> you take the next one. >> you want me to. this fashion designer does gymnastics down the runway and cartwheeling her way into the bethroom. betsey johnson and her partner, tony dovolani. [ applause ] >> want me to do it? >> yeah. >> all right. i just wonder is she going to get to design her outfits? i hope so. this 18-year-old, nothing against her -- sorry. this 18-year-old youtube star has over 7 million subscribers. she got the viewer votes. we hope they're all watching "dancing with the stars" but will she click with the judges. here's bethany mota and her partner derek hough. [ applause ] >> hello. >> very nice. >> now we have one more competitor and he's live via remote in l.a. you may recognize him from his tv and radio shows. please welcome tavis smiley and his partner sharna burgess. hey, tavist, hey, sharna. >> lara. >> we have to get to some questions and start with antonio. great to see you again, congratulations. >> thank you. >> and what are th

making state legislators accountable to peta for every aspect of energy and electricity policy makes a mockery of the founders conception of federalism. to serve as laboratories of democracy is as our founders envisioned, states must be free to develop policies appropriate for their people without having to ask the epa permission. giving states the targets into telling them to sit with her plans, reaching those targets is not cooperative and it is not federalism. it is a form of centralized energy planning that is inconsistent with our federal system and should be rejected. the epa hasn't been given the power and does not have the expertise to engage in the type of centralized economic energy planning that this proposal represents. if adopted, acu fears that this proposal will deliver no real efforts to help for the economy and will further erode the relationship between the executive and legislative branches in the states and in the federal government. the epa should withdraw the proposal to cease trying to find ways to use limited grant of authority is to us to circumvent congress

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