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peta also sent mayor london breed a letter of congratulations.. okay. here's the full top ten list of vegan friendly cities. it includes detroit, orlando and tulsa. really? >> i'm not surprised by the top three. but -- >> no. >> i'm not surprised by the top four. portland? they're all up in that. >> what about -- i'll leave that alone. >> what? what city were you going to shade? >> nobody. it's friday. i'm not doing that. >>> so can old dogs teach us new tricks? >> some scientists think -- or they hope they can. they're looking for 10,000 dogs for the largest study on aging in k9s. mostly the scientists will just be collecting data, but a small group of dogs will test a pill that could slow aging. researchers say what they learn could lead to advances in human health. the project is a joint effort between the university of washington and texas a&m. >> that's cool. dogs don't get to live long enough, in my opinion. and if they could have us live longer or look better longer -- i'll take either one of those. >>> coming up next, we are standing by f

. >> you gave it all to peta. >> no, no, no, no, no, no, no.ibuted, in perpetuity, to save the children and peta and other organizations. >> fantastic. >> for two years, sam beats the clock, but his disease never relents. >> i got a call that he was in the hospital, and he had summoned for me to come to his bedside. he just said, "i'm sorry to burden you with this, but will you please take my dog?" of course, i said "yes." >> tyson looked at me and said, "i got to do this for him. if we don't, they're gonna put columbo down." >> tyson also makes sure columbo can stay by sam till the end. >> i was asked to train columbo to climb a set of steps beside sam's bed so that columbo could get up there and sleep with him. columbo was with sam right up until he passed. i was asked to be on the property when he passed to make sure that columbo was taken off the property immediately. >> why immediately? >> well, columbo couldn't be on the property with an influx of people coming in, just because it just wasn't safe. >> arguably even less safe -- bringing t

peta posted on twitter, they're raising a glass of gin and dubonnet, the queen's favorite drink. >>> you can call the hotline at this number on the screen. >>> dr. sonia is a dermatologist and we're talking about the elite lift procedure. thank you for being here. >> of course, we want to turn back the clock, right, but we want to age gracefully, what can be done and what are the elite mini lift procedure. >> gravity takes hold and we lose collagen and we can use fillers, we can use your fat cells to plump up the scene and we have a more permanent solution, it's safe and natural, and what they love, they can life and tighten the jowl and neck area and lower face area which is a common complaint. >> the people i talk to think anyone with the face, they will have to do general anesthesia. >> we can do this in the office, people are awake and it's minimal discomfort and natural results. >> the patients look refreshed. the perfect refreshed look. what age should they do the elite look. >> people are undergoing the accelerating office. smoking, diet and exercise, our goal is to have you l

. >> in a statement, peta said the latest deaths must be criminally investigated immediately. >>> "usa today" reports cities in california are banning natural gas in homes to save the planet. 13 cities and one county in the state have enacted new zoning codes encouraging or requiring all electric new construction. they are meant to keep builders from running natural gas lines to new homes and apartments. supporters want fewer gas hookups as the nation shifts to carbon-neutral energy sources. cities in massachusetts, oregon, and washington state are considering similar measures. >>> and "the new york times" says a navy submarine missing for 75 years was found in the waters off okinawa. in 1944, the "uss gray back" sailed out of pearl harbor with 80 american sailors, but it disappeared and was listed as missing and presumed lost. the navy had unknowingly relied on a flawed translation of japanese war records to try and determine where the sub went down. it got one digit wrong in the latitude and longitude. an amateur researcher found the mistake. as a result the sub was discovered this y

animal rights groups are applauding the faux fur decision with peta posting on twitter they're raisings favorite drink. do you think she felt pressure to stop wearing fur? >> no. i think if the queen felt pressure from any animal groups groups she would have made the decision a lot longer ago. >> reporter: when the weather gets to chilly, the 93-year-old monarch will wear fake fur to stay warm. cindy palm, cbs news, london. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," oprah winfrey joins us in studio 57 to exclusively reveal her book club pick. >>> and in "a more perfect union," we'll meet a paramedic in minnesota who helps children with a magic touch. and only on "cbs this morning," four u.s. senators, two republicans and two democrats, explain why they're working together to find solutions to the climate crisis. >>> that's the "cbs this morning" for this thursday, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

many children appropriating indigenous culture a big carbon footprint is left behind and of course peta thinks it's on ethical thanksgiving can be the scariest time of the if you're a turkey moving 40 $5000000.00 of these fascinates and birds killed to disgrace thanksgiving tables each year. turkeys you don't want to mess with them not after the toms river turkey rebellion flock of wild turkeys are terrorized going to jersey community toto show how the 20 plus pound birds can be dangerous blocking traffic on yorktown boulevard some residents feel threatened as they walk out their door turkey might be the centerpiece of the traditional thanksgiving dinner table but p. cand pie is almost just as important too bad this year they're coming from china even a loving embrace could now be off limits next time think twice before hugging your daughter reminder she doesn't owe anyone a hug not even at the holidays they could without you even realizing it also the time when you daughter gets their own idea of balance concerned and physical affection and the beef gravy on top family chats going arou

in his new york jail cell amy roebuck side over 3 years ago she had exclusive material relating to peta for writing material which had direct testimony from one of the victim's photos as well as other evidence of his dealings which implicated high profile figures like bill clinton prince andrew she told me everything she sure is cheating everything she was writing for 12 years making history come out we convince her to talk to us it was unbelievable what we have cleared with everything robot claims the story was stopped from going to 2015 because according to the people up stuff as no one knew who was funny that because just a few years before they've been happily sipping champagne on his manhattan townhouse you see back in 20 media heavyweights gathered out to dinner and on of the u.k.'s prince andrew a dinner which was arranged on hosted by you guessed it south and among those who wouldn't know who epstein was were both a.b.c. and c.b.s. phosphor 2015 managed to entice virginia roberts to free one of the victims out of hiding produces few her and her family out to the a.b.c. h.q. in n

saying exactly we set out to make a human still and less of an issue film we had the choice of doing peta or but we felt that thing that was most needed was a human shield that made people feel their humanity made people feel like you just spent 4000000 that you never knew before and that to us was a way to get people mostly and again this issue. this reminds me of a tweet we saw floating around circulating this is tony who says this is a powerful experience watching this film a study in reconsidering the purpose and structure of prison as a means of investing time and energy into people each of whom is inherently worth the investment so with that in mind speech i don't want to give too much weight because i want people to go out and see the film but there are mixed outcomes for some of the men featured what do you take away from that and their experience going in and out of the system. i think that i take away a few things one is that the trauma is very real you know trauma is deep it takes time to unravel and to even be able to sometimes just move ahead and trauma is very real a lot of

fact their fios they allege are also destroyed just so they have the land themselves the activist peta hearsay or other allege that all of this behind all of this a corporate into. yes although the petition in the supreme court the recent one was filed by wildlife conservationists the activists allege that all of this is being done because the lines where these indigenous people of or as well as neighbors are rich in resources like gold iron ore and dockside and the anger game really is to push these people out so corporates could take that londo walk so what do they want the government to do would they be happy if they just go a certificate or a piece of paper saying yes you do own this land. on the. but that is one idea but what they're saying that they want the government to do is acknowledge their rights which have been given to them on the forest rights act which says that these people have been living on these lands of for generations their families a be theirs and they don't need to produce oa that's a piece of paper even in fact that act makes the provisions which allow these p

works with peta the world famous and geo best known for its crackdowns on for . half bath.i am this young activist is at the forefront of the fight against fur in china a country which is now peaches top priority. going to have all eyes on dynasty so it's not a malls are not protected phylicia there are no laws to control farming livestock and trace ship finds a way townsell so the whole of course there are other organizations like ours fighting against animal suffering that they are. because there's no law we don't have an official spokesperson there military these animals don't have any protection or rights from when they're farmed right up until when they're carried i don't let us assume it will recall. can you describe hygiene there i don't know if i'm clear with that. that the animals urinate and defecate in their cages hides how some may develop skin diseases because they're cooped up inside or some of them go crazy. the point where they attack each other. and we've seen the bite marks on their skin from other animals only the trunk or. shipping it the oil as soon as

she works at peta the world famous and geo best known for its crackdowns on for. back.this young activist is at the forefront of the fight against fur in china a country which is now peaches top priority. going to have the actual diner said so santa malls are not protected irish and there are no laws to control farming livestock and trash shit fans. so the whole of course there are other organizations like ours fighting against animal sufferings they are. what because there's no law we don't have an official spokesperson the military these animals don't have any protection or rights that from when they're farmed right up until when they're carried out at our summit miracle. can you describe the page in their i don't know from clear with that. the animals urinate and defecate in their cages hides out some may develop skin diseases because they're cooped up inside when you just casually some of them go crazy to the point where they attack each other as i'm sure you've seen bite marks on their skin from other animals cones of the trunk or alcohol or the kind of. the oil th

todd: a federal appeals court will hear don mcgann's peta cake after blocking him from testifying, houserats getting the former white house lawyer on capitol hill as part of their impeachment inquiry earlier this week. a lower court rules he must comply with that house subpoena. the doj argues it is covered by executive privilege that the court will take up the case in early january. a high profile bar fight in the nations capital knocking the deputy homeland security director ken cuccinelli, saying he was forced to leave an event when former maryland governor martin o'malley launched a brutal assault. o'malley criticized him for donald trump's immigration policy. instead of fighting back the director telling the washington post, quote, i said martin, one of us has to rise above this and it is obviously not going to be you. carley: staffers from new york city to california hoping for holiday deals and steals. todd: black friday man has an early start, with black friday deals hitting sales. carley: is it worth it? >> reporter: have you done black friday shopping? carley: i shop like it is

. >> dana: i think that peta put this in a lab so that we would all stop eating fish. >> juan: it nowo that on a cow. >> greg: a chicken with a human face. how about a human with a chicken face. no, next week, we are going to have a human with a fish face. they are everywhere. up next, this is great. an airline passenger snapping this picture of someone putting their dirty feet near her head. jesse, death penalty? >> jesse: you know what that calls for? snap those legs right back. >> dana: i think that what she should have done is then held her phone up, taken a picture of her face and posted them side-by-side. i want the face that goes with the feet. >> greg: i have very delicate feeds, jesse. those could be mine. katie. >> katie: this is disgusting. there are personal space issues on plans already, so don't make it worse. >> greg: juan what's going on with people's space? it's like, other rules don't matter when you are in the air. a parental responsibility. people aren't teaching their kids. >> juan: this is such obnoxious behavior. i don't even know where to start. i must say that

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i will also say that peta has had a warm thanksgiving for many years.ld agree as had tammy all come together in a big question is whether families where france should talk about politics when it comes to thanksgiving. i would say we should be grateful and celebrate that we live in a country where we have the ability to speak freely and speak our minds about our beliefs. >> shannon: as a woman i like i can vote and drive and have property and all that stuff. here are some headlines from the media. how to win every political argument with your family. how to talk about the truth. if were serious about bringing americans together, it has to start with our families. here's how to fact-check your family. how to prevent disagreements with trump loving family members. everyone is worried about these discussions. i will get your dos and don'ts. kick us off. >> the most important thing that i also wrote an article in another par publication. love the other person, we are fellow human beings. we want to listen to them and hear them out. we want to take seriously

issue a disclaimer, i am a giants fan, nothing has gone right for us this year and i don't want the petaople after me. >> dana: it is jets versus giants. so much football happening. i think you for joining us, i am dana perino and we will see you on "the five." shannon bream is going to take it from here. >> shannon: breaking news, president trump set to speak any minute now at a campaign event in atlanta. we will watch there for any news. released more transcripts of the impeachment inquiry testimony before public hearings kick off next week. i am shannon bream and this is fox news reporting. today's transcripts from president trump's former russia advisor for yoda hill and a military advisor on the national security council both described their dealings with ukraine. according to hills transcripts, she told lawmakers she was very shocked and very saddened to read the summary of the call with ukraine's president.

saying things about, like, you know, i've been on so many talk shows where i get, like, investigated by petaecause of some joke [ laughter ]o basically we have to, with a grain of salt take everything you ever answer. >> just the hand modeling stuff. but it's kind of -- it's become -- it's real to me. >> seth: wow >> it is real. it's just as real as anything else i can remember from when i was 21 >> seth: oh my god, i thought it was like, when you were 9. what's wrong with you? [ laughter ] >> oh, yeah, yeah. i only just -- i literally only just -- i only just admitted to myself -- i only just admitted to my close friends, but i'm not polish >> seth: really? >> like, two years ago >> you'd been just going around telling them that? >> i've been polish forever. >> seth: you've been polish forever? >> i've been polish forever. my parents have had moved to china when i was 3 for a year. >> seth: gotcha. >> and that has been the cause of a lot of my trauma. just found out they never went. >> seth: wow [ laughter ] >> right but these things are real to me. >> seth: i mean, this is fascinating. cau

finals peta has all the details coming up. influential iraqi cleric has called for a national strike on sunday a story in baghdad has caught fire witnesses say it was as a result of violence between security forces and protesters demonstrations started last month against the lack of jobs and public services but have grown into calls for a change in government more than 250 people have been killed in the demonstrations and protesters in the iraqi city of basra have erected barricades and blocked the highway but set the roads on fire to prevent people from going to work and school the city's poor has been closed because of growing violence in nasiriyah and my son says he's also or he's declared a holiday to allow people to attend protests potentially going to him has more now from baghdad. other roads were quite klug coming into tahrir square we're seeing a lot of students and the numbers do seem to be bigger than we would typically see this time of day on a sunday if you look behind me you can see pretty significant plume of bl

animal race group peta slammed.e looks miserable adding quote animals are not mascots. uga athletics must retire uga immediately. it turns out uga lives a pretty lavish life. flies first class. has his own room, car and hotel suite. so it sounds to me like he is doing all right. brian: it's a beautiful dog house he has at the game. steve: he travels like the thanksgiving turkey. emily: exactly. i'm personal to dogmas scotts. i went to the university of washington. hunkies. the more dogmas scotts the better. i'm all for it. brian: i had a pioneer who dressed like daniel boone. [laughter] hi, janice dean. janice: hi. something about daniel boone? brian: not important. janice: good. hi, how are you? happy birthday nanny bib. what's your name? >> anna lee. janice: where are from you. >> south carolina. janice: happy birthday, thane. >> what's your name. >> kealy, what's your name. >> wyatt. >> where from you? >> north carolina. janice: see balloons? right at the threshold where the balloons might not happen on thanksgiv

after the race, peta responded forcefully, calling for the suspension of all trainers and veterinarians of horses who died, pending full investigations, among other reforms. >> we really have to transform the way we've been racing. >> reporter: last week we spoke with veterinarian dione benson who was hired to investigate santa anita after they closed this last spring. her group oversees new medication restrictions and is hoping to bring new technology to scan for hidden injuries. additionally the track has a new drainage system. it hasn't stopped deaths entirely, but they have slowed. the research says something along the lines of ten horses a week die at racetracks around the country. is that just a part of the industry that people who don't follow horse racing don't understand? >> i don't know that they need to understand it. we need to get better. if we can get the rest of the country on the same page as we are at santa anita, we can improve that number. >> reporter: advocates are urging congress to create a national racing authority, kind of like baseball, to regulate the sport. >>

. >> peta is demanding the university of georgia retire it's school mascot.ideo of the real bulldog mascot sitting in his duck has to avoid the rain during the last game against texas and i'm. he looks miserable. he needs to be paraded in front of the stadium. another tweet says he is forced into stressful situations and is being exploited. georgia hands pointed out he travels to away games and during home games, he stays in a permanent air-conditioned doghouse on the field at the stadium.>> there is the newest line. she is busy exploring her new home. a baby rhinoceros is bonding with her mother in a private enclosure for now. she is in good health and full of energy. this is a huge success. the rhino was conceived through artificial insemination at the san diego zoo. we don't know yet if she will be put on humble display in san diego. >> a chile tart to the holiday weekend with snow in the sierra. we will let you know about road conditions for drivers making the trip to lake tahoe.>> feeding thousands of people, we will take you behind the scenes as prepara

that's the cost of this peta chris sweater says wool hurts and features a bloody sheep.eep could be reached for comment. finally number one, that's what kentucky was ranked before a huge loss to evansville. beat the wildcats 67-64. kentucky failed to pounce on the opportunity winning streak 52 games against unranked teams. they are happy. ainsley? ainsley: thank you, brian. is the state of california in a state of crisis. in san francisco, the newly elected district attorney vowing not to prosecute quality of life crimes like public urination and public camping. this as the rate of homelessness skyrockets, jumping 17% since 2017 in san francisco and 47% in oakland. here to react is founder and president of the center for urban renewal and education and author of the new book "necessary noise" it just came out yesterday star parker. hey, star, congratulations on the book. we will get to you in a minute. >> thank you. ainsley: i know you work in d.c. your house or residency is in california. what's happening there? how about this new d.a. that is saying i'm not going to pr

dagen: i get that, but there's actually been peta protests recently about the bulldog, ugga, isn't thate country. so bulldogs -- >> let's talk about the tesla truck. it's less sad -- okay, let's not. [laughter] dagen: it looks like a pontiac aztec, sort of. >> that's not good. [laughter] i think the delorean -- [laughter] >> i think, yeah, it'll help them, all this negative attention. dagen: okay. coming up, charging into stores. millions ready to spend big this hold -- holiday shopping weekend. we have extended coverage ahead. when you shop small you help support your community - from after school programs to the arts! so become a regular, more regularly. because for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays in the community. join me and american express on small business saturday, november 30th, and see how shopping small adds up. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) introducing the marilyn monroe collection of fine jewellery. exclusively at zales, the "diamonds are a girl's best friend" store. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gi

also, nothing says merry christmas like a political statement from peta. jillian: the sweater says wool hurts but the price tag could hurt too. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ i want to be in the center of the ring. ♪ just like a circus. ♪ everybody shift, just like a circus. ♪ watching me, follow me. ♪ she me what you can do. ♪ jillian: good morning. another busy week. rob: yeah. jillian: you're taking a live look outside new york city. this is avenue of the americas right there, leading all the way up to central park on this wednesday. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm jillian mele. rob: 23 right now, before at 14 according to janice dean. jillian: it hurts. rob: it's cold. i'm rob schmitt. thanks for getting up early with us today. all eyes will be on the weather as well as on capitol hill today. this is a live look where in just hours impeachment hearings will begin. jillian: bill taylor and george kent will testify first. rob: griff jenkins joins us with more on what we can expect today. >> reporter: we expect his