- get--get out of here, peta! we're changin' the mascot already! - go on, get outta here! get--get out! jesus, where do they keep coming from? go on, get outta here. - this is bullcrap, dude! - now, children, it's not that bad. there's plenty of great new mascots on the sheet to choose from: the hurricanes, the blizzards, the redskins, the indians... - but aren't indians and redskins just as offensive? - no, those are fine. peta doesn't care about people. - god damn it, vegans piss me off! now, we're gonna end up with a stupid eagle or a faggy bobcat as a mascot. - wait, you guys! i have an awesome idea. we should secretly go around and tell all the students we can to not check any of the mascots on the selection sheet and instead, write in "giant douche." - yeah! - [muffled] yeah, that'll be awesome! - then, no, wait, wait! i got a better idea, you guys. what we should do is, we should secretly go around and tell all the students we can to not check any of the mascots on the selection sheet and instead write in "turd sandwich." [laughing] - turd s

for many years peta mathias was editor in chief of the magazine made an effort to avoid printing manipulated photos. we had a person working at geo we all called the forensic scientist for photos. essential of his main job was to examine photos and to see whether they had been edited or tampered with or. that we had an instance where a photographer had always wanted to capture devoid of humans in the eye and it's usually crowded with tourists so he just did it all of them out. of the not forgotten to also edit out the shadows projected from the tourists onto the walls we might not have found out before and there was a quite a lot of that kind of stuff which left us both surprised and shocked for them. those kind of pushes take liberties with the truth and betrayed the trust people place in photography perhaps this trust was misplaced. for the going to photograph

yo me acordÉ de que nada mÁs decÍas "ando tocando petas y preguntando" >> no es cierto.cias para toda su familia. hoy, pese a las advertencias de quedarse en casa hay mÁs de 262,000 muertes y millones de estadounidenses se tragaron por mar y tierra por el dÍa de la acciÓn de gracias. quienes salieron encontraron en los aeropuertos sitios de plexiglÁs, mascarillas, cuevas rÁpidas y el pedido de que se pÓquer en cuarentena al llegar a su destino. ojalÁ que la gente realmente lo haga. borja: ante el temor de que el cine semana de acciÓn de gracias dÉjate un aumento de coronavirus, el juez y el alcalde de san antonio texas han impuesto un toque de queda de 22:00 a 5:00 y estarÁ vigente hasta el prÓximo lunes. en el paso, muy golpeada por la pandemia, desde ayer estÁ activo el mismo toque de queda con el mismo horario de san antonio y vigente tambiÉn hacia el prÓximo lunes. impondrÁn multas por no usar mÁscara y tambiÉn por hacer reuniones de mÁs de 10 personas. presentadora: desde el paso nos acompaÑa la hispana infectada por coronavirus dos veces y estÁ experimentando las m

. >> el ausente, y tocando cuentas, que decÍa "ando tocando "petas". y ya se le oÍa la voz.ente bien. >> puerta no decÍas. aileen: que en paz descanse, flor silvestre, nuestras condolencias para toda su familia. hoy pese a las advertencias de quedarse en casa, hay mÁs de 262.000 muertes, millones de estadounidenses decidieron trasladarse como por aire tierra en el dÍa de gracias, encontrado en los aeropuertos barreras de plexiglÁs, sitios de prueba rÁpida, máscaras en todas las Áreas, al igual que a bordo de los aviones, y el pedido de que por favor se pongan en cuarentena al llegar a su destino. ojalÁ que la gente realmente lo haga. borja: ante el temor que el fin de semana de acciÓn de gracias desate un peligroso aumento de coronavirus, el juez del condado, y el alcalde de san antonio, texas, han impuesto un toque de queda, a partir de hoy, de 10:00 p.m. a 5:00 a.m., y estarÁ vigente hasta el prÓximo lunes. en la ciudad de el paso, golpeada por la pandemia, desde ayer estÁ activo ese mismo toque de que con el mismo horario de san antonio, y vigente hasta el prÓximo lunes.

does ita 13 years peta has run his cafe. does it a ghost town? the locals love it.people need to come. we feel a bit safer when they don't come in. i know we can travel in wales, but i don't think people are doing that either. after the first lockdown, tourist hotspots across wales saw record numbers visiting with fewer people wanting to go abroad. but areas like this, according to the welsh tourism alliance, are 80% to 90% reliant on visitors coming from england, so i looked out over the border has a significant impact on businesses. from the celtic manor resort to zip world in snowdonia, to the famous italian style village of portmeirion, some of the hotspots remained closed during this period. it is estimated by welsh tourism alliance, that than 50% of businesses in the sector have remained closed in wales is lockdown in england goes on. the restaurant is closed, the bar, 26 bedrooms and health week. some, like this hotel, have closed the majority of their operations and decided to only partially out reopen half of the 26 rooms, three days a week, until the end o

from china, usa ♪ ♪ that's the turkey polka ♪ i could go on singing but i heard a group complain ♪ ♪ petasorry guys, i have to scram ♪ for home made buns and traffic jam that's the turkey polka ♪ hey, are you busy next thursday? we would love to have you for dinner. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, emmy-award-winning talk show host tamron hall, and from the hit series "this is us," susan kelechi watson. plus just in time for the big holiday: thanksgiving cornucopia arrangements, all next on "live." and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> ryan: good morning. >> kelly: hey, morning. thursday, november 19, 2020. welcome to the show, everybody. >> ryan: do you know that we're--our show is called "live," and when i text about our show to people, like in my schedule and things like that, it corrects it to "love." so welcome to "love." >> kelly: aww, that's sweet. >> ryan: right? i mean, of all the autocorrects, that one is one i don't go back and change. >> kelly: that is nice. >> ryan: "love with kelly and ryan." >> kelly: you know, my phone now autocorrects word

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he just got rid of two other pentagon officials and is trying to put in peta, of all people. he's telling the agencies to prepare for a budget. what does this smell like to you? >> i understand. i understand what it smells like. i have faith in the institutions of our democracy, and i think at the end of the day, all of this will, you know, lead to where the voters said it will lead to. but, chris, the point you make, there is a different point here which is an awful lot of damage can be done in the next two months by a president even on his way out the door. and the firings that we've seen are appalling and they're alarming. and, you know, i sense that they're just the beginning, which is a great concern. >> i got you. d. greg, back to you. >> you just mentioned the virus. i was talking to a friend of mine in the chicago area who said the hospitalizations are risking overrunning their hospitals, there's not enough nurses, that it's going to be much worse than the spring, and the trump administration deserves credit for warp speed and the progress on a vaccine. but we're losi

. >> you guys, the turkey sitting on her lap watching tv with her, if that wasn't a peta ad, i don'tat was. >> it was the turkey trampoline for me. that's quite impressive there. >> i saw that and it didn't register until now. >> this turkey is smart, right, because will, really what you want to do as a turkey is before the holiday, you become friends with the children in the family. very smart turkey. >> thank you so much for bringing us that story. >>> now to a holiday celebrity helping to save a very special animal friend. >> cher has added her support to the public outcry of the treatment of kaavan dubbed the world's loneliest elephant. >> the 36-year-old bull elephant overweight and neglected inside a delipidated zoo in pakistan is finally being rescued. >> kaavan is now headed to a retirement sanctuary in cambodia to live out the rest of his days in peace. that is just incredible. his mate died in 2012 and his behavior indicated signs of distress such as continued head bobbing. >> activists say he was not properly sheltered from the searing temperatures in pakistan. >> cher ste

peta handing out vegan roasts in oakland on tuesday. of their hash tag thanks vegan campaign aimed to encourage families to cut out meat from their thanksgiving tables. >> i think people are waking up to the cruelty that factory farming and that killing animals is. 46million turkeys are being killed just for thanksgiving. when they are being raised they are being raised in crowded, cramped, iffy conditions. >> peta said vegan roasts and other alternatives can be bought at any grocery store. >>> let's get a check on the roads with gianna. >> it's looking busy. if are you going along 580. you aren't cruising especially near this accident. we have a trouble spot. brake lights start around mount house and you will see the slow and go speeds onto that 580 connector. you will get a bit of a break and speeds improve but slow as you head through there. no word on when they will clear the crash. 36 minute drive time. 205 toward 680. east shore freeway problem fee and highway for looking good. let's jump to the south bay. it's the noncommute dire

it's all part of the peta vegan campaign to urge people to cut meat out of their thanksgiving tables. >>> just in time for thanksgiving, is covid-19 leading to the covid 15? as it 15 extra pounds? the pandemic is driving strong cravings for comfort food. >> because the food makes me feel so happy, i continue to do it. even though i know i should not >> we are fighting tough biology. >> it the science behind the covid cravings crisis and hope on the horizon coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> i thought all the stress counterbalanced it's, the special honor for a sunnyvale world war two veteran. bill noland turning 100 years old this week. to help celebrate and honor love for their grandfather, his granddaughters reached out to police and fire for just a little help. >> we lived in the house for a while but he spent a lot of time in the sierra nevada is, plymouth county and all of the family would go up and spend time with him up there in his cabin. he would take us on a hike and we just spent a lot of time with him and really cherish those memories. >> the country owes him a lot too. they

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you were one of those, harassed by that woman along with finance, minister of peta, of what happened exactly. well, there was a very vivid debate on wednesday in our capital here in berlin about the current measures to fight coronavirus by the german government. and one can argue against the measures introduced by the government. my own party voted against this bill. but you have to do it as a democrat and without violating the rules of parliamentary democracy. however, some right wing activists entered the building as guests of the far right populists,, d. and they were filming us without permission. they were trying to arrest us. normally, it's a very good thing for a politician should be asked how you're going to vote. but if this is not supposed to be happening in front of the plenary, this is supposed to happen in the discussions. we have in our concerts, in our constituencies and with the people who are interested in debates and not in threats and violence. i am as fair among members of the want to talk certainly sound hated. now these guests are of bloggers and they were let i

for many years peta mathias was editor in chief of the magazine made an effort to avoid printing manipulated photos. we had a person working as we all called the forensic scientist for photos. essential his main job was to examine photos and to see whether they had been edited or tampered with or. that we had an instance where a photographer had always wanted to capture devoid of humans in that it's usually crowded with tourists so he just did it all of them out. of the not forgotten to also edit out the shadows projected from the tourists onto the walls we might not have found out before and there was a quite a lot of that kind of stuff which led us both surprised and shocked for. those kind of pixel pushes take liberties with the truth and betrayed the trust people place in photography but perhaps this trust was misplaced. for the going to photograph you right from the start when photography began there was always this desire this need to tamper with emmett. photoshop is basically just a further development of an age old tool back then it was done manually as a brush and. these brushes wer

they were able to harass a number of politicians, including german economy minister, a close ally of peta altmire. the free democrats have suggested that it was alternative for germany who let those people into the building measure allegations . but as of yet, but what it all comes down to is the points that are included in this amendment to the law. basically, it will allow orders to stay home, forcing to people being forced to wear face coverings, and people being ordered to social distance will now be enshrined in german law. now, while it's being quite tense, outside of parliament and on the streets of berlin, also go a bit spicy in parliament in the bundestag during the debate. today's draft is an empowerment of government on the scale you on seen in decades in some from merkel's own party, had made these restrictions go against the constitution. merkel's drop concludes that the run, no alternatives, typical markowitz. but the reason alternative for germany is not what we just saw was a drowning political force clutching at straws. they are drowning as a party because they have no to

but peta and the women, the rape victims expect a lot from our advocacy, you know, to produce with him in a fight for peace. the 61 year old is hand of the german institute for medical mission. schneider has been supporting tony mccuaig in the d. r. c. and in germany for years off and in berlin, he said it's not only mine, it's your nobel prizes, well, what are you doing to change things? and this challenge is also our cause. we don't just want to applaud him and say, great man, we want to support him and make sure that we're doing what we can to help him in the fight for peace and comfort. but how can she help danny mccuaig in his fight against sexual violence? and for peace in the democratic republic of congo, where there were that surgeon dr. mcgregor dota. mcveigh get impressed me right from the start with both physicians by and what unites us is this common vision that the situation is disadvantaged and neglected people must be improved. that they have the same rights and that their dignity must be restored as your ability to have the up most of the low. why are you clapping? we a

let's get some sports news with peta. masters champion assegais garcia weather was from this week's tournament after testing positive for the coronavirus. plant. november on al-jazeera. following huge protests and the introduction of the beijing back national security law carol lam sets out have vision for hong kong. all hail the lockdown explores the complexities of a global response to the coronavirus pandemic. in a series of special reports we can summon the global gaming boom as other entertainment businesses struggle to survive up front returns with emmy award winning journalist richelle carey she'll cut through the headlines and be rigorous debate and former french president nicolas sarkozy will face trial on corruption charges we'll bring you the latest november on all jersey. be the hero the world needs right now no. washing. oh. now here is peter with the sports. thank you very much 2017 masters golf champion sergio garcia will not play in this year's event of the testing positive for corona virus the masters usu

mitterrand special projects coordinator up people for the ethical treatment of animals peta. wants national entreating broca thank you both so much for your time . and that's all for the moment i'll be back at the top we've got plenty more for you so do check. your. own welcome jewels apart while all eyes are still on counting and recounting develops in the 2020 u.s. presidential elections have already tabulated what's been known all along that the united states it is one of the most politically polarized countries on the planet with little agrement on its history that path forward and above all what it means to be an american today how is this schism going to influence the next 4 years for america regardless of who becomes its next president well to discuss that i'm now joined by david grady professor of political science letisha values that staffer at the university and senior fellow at the hoover institution professor radians great to talk to you thank you very much for taking time to talk to us your. now i know you've been predicting and perhaps personally a wishing for a

i found out in 2010 that i had been spied on by peta francis for about 4 or 5 years. and piece of francis was the chief. so he was a member, he was undercover police officer working for the s.d.s., for many years. the s.d.s., so special demonstrations squad was set up in 1968 when a wave of protests against the vietnam war. the police, by surprise, deciding intelligence was needed to control future demonstrators, and then leaked in highly secret squad within the metropolitan police created. over more than 4 decades, at least 139 police officers were given fake identities to closely monitor more than a 1000 political groups. pretty much anybody that proposed any form of challenge to from a state of corporate interests. everything from environmental campaigners. opponents of the arms try used. animal rights activists. i'm sure isis campaign is to gain access to these groups. some of this is starting to intimate relationships with female members. then after a few years, when the deployment was over, they disappeared from their lives back through my life completely into d

one of them is dogs have peta forced from the university of cambridge. she joins us on the show.i thank you very much for coming along. your research traced the ethics of the coronavirus backwards, right? to be like, you might be a person or a species, i suppose. but we were able to conclude by doing that. we got the data from the beginning of the 1st song, pulls in december 2019 up to the end of february 2020. and then we constructed it's like a complex tree. so a combination of trees to find out how the virus had developed and we identified 3 d. types, which we call a b. and c. . comparing these types with the back coronavirus, we saw that the a type was the most ancient and b. was a bit younger. he was the most recent ricer have these 3 phases of the corona virus. where do we find those around the world today? or are they everywhere? well, the a.b.c. types are all represented in china and in east asia. but we see even penetrating 2 to europe, astray here, and north america. and then later, the b. type takes over. so that happens in march and april. so it has developed by mutat

make judgments and this is something that feeds into a partisan narrative and we've seen this for peta glee and i've really as a journalist try to avoid it. when you say without evidence that's not true the white house has been for weeks putting forward evidence whether or not it's reported by the partisan media networks that now exist in that country well that's another matter too in terms of unsubstantiated we did hear the president giving in that very press conference a number of examples so to say that it is unsubstantiated would not be fair and i think as journalists we certainly would like to let our viewers make that pronouncement so let's go through some of what the president had to say with respect to how he is making these allegations that there has been voter fraud that this is a rigged election some of what he's raising he has challenged in the courts and won and you heard the president talking there about how all he's looking for is transparency in order that both a democrat and a republican can watch these votes be counted and he won that that victory in pennsylvania and

that could potentially mean that a forthcoming vaccine would not be as efficient for humans now we at peta have campaigned against the fur trade for many years for the inherent cruelty of the trade but now we have one more reason to shut our farms for ever it's very disheartening to see the calls happening it's millions of animals and costs have also happened in other countries were killed in 1000 has been found on star farms but it's important to remember that even without these culls even without the found and that these animals would not have had a happy retirement anyway they would have had their lives ended in a gruesome cruel way to become far codes so the only thing that we can do to protect animals and to protect human health from this sort of thing that can develop them and farm is to the fir tree and this is what we're calling on to do. why i think one important aspect to look at has of course the economic price of this. the 5 industry accounts about 40 percent of the raw the deadlock accounts for about 40 percent of the wilds industry. brings that about half a 1000000000 euros e

no more emissions from peta extraction and the most is buying c o 2 from the air borne methods of binding c o 2 must be researched without prejudice. time is running out the family in the game. the aim to be a visionary and a pragmatist diplomat hung over you get straight to the point to go to institute's outgoing director close to tell a month ago and look at his final year in office and history present career among the last cultural diplomatic in 15 minutes on t.w. and i'm scared that the my work not hard and in the end is a me, you're not allowed to stay here any more. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smugglers would lie and say, what's your story. 'd on what i was and women, especially of victims of violence, take part and send us your story. we are trained all with to understand this new culture. another very little or nothing yet. you want to become a citizen. in for migrants, your platform for reliable information what's the secret behind this classic it is if the sound or the story behind the music was a hit for the ages. british education. ah, i am a to

into the low 80's with widespread low 80's for those of you in the south bay, san jose 83 degrees peta's 79 degrees for your monday afternoon highs and temperatures once again a little bit toasty for this time of year in livermore 85 degrees so nearly 15 degrees above normal there and widespread low 80's from oakland and richmond for those of you throughout the east bay shoreline walnut creek 85 degrees as is concord napa and sonoma in the low 80's with mid 80's for valais home in santa rosa also about 15 degrees above average as nevado warming up with the mid 80's once again for your monday afternoon taking a look ahead at the extended outlook above average daytime highs will continue through thursday and it is going to be transitional day because take a look at friday we're going to cool down 10 to 15 degrees from thursday's daytime highs with the mid 60's by this upcoming weekend very little change even 10 days from now as we take a look at your full 10 at 10 outlook. jonathan and no rain in sight to start off november bullets hope we get something mid november, at least to start our

hasn't released any price details yet, but i've spoken to be under use board member peta note who is responsible for sales among other things. german electric car makers are big roundly outsold by chinese rivals who have now got their sights set on the european market. i asked him whether b.m.w. saw that as a threat. well, we welcome any competition and i think we will always fight for our own strength. the good thing is that we are also gaining ground when. if you look at our market share development for the b.m.w. group, we are gaining share in the global markets. and that proves also that our strategy is right at this stage where many markets have many different needs. our power of choice promise to our customers is proving just right. you can just turn to the big news of the week really, which is that joe biden is going to be the next u.s. president. how is that news greeted around the top table at b.m.w. after all, president trump has on multiple occasions threatened some major tariffs on car imports from europe. so i think if you look at the elections preliminary, it looks like

. >> just clarify for peta asks about civil rather than civilizing the savages wasn't the goal of u.s. policy both before and after indian removal to take indian land. to eliminate the ink in physical ann coulter present and extirpate any indian communities who resisted, i believe where answering the question but i did know if you have anything to add? >> when we talk about policy, i suppose you could step back and suggest that there was some sort of broader -- when we say policy i think we need to be specific about what we mean. you can step back and said there was some broader sentiment that existed from 1500 up to, you could say the present, which was a desire to eliminate native people, to take the land and eliminate them. but when we talk specifically about policy about the political choices that people make, it varies over time. they are hotly debated and that's when the things i want to underscore in my book. there was nothing automatic about indian removal. this deeply, hotly debated and the petitions that come in from the opponents of this policy say that the future of the re

. >>> peta wants you to g turkeys thanksgiving. hand out tofurkeys in oakland today. a giant inflatable turkey greeting people at the give away site. the tofurkey give away begins at noon. i have been to the tofurkey factory and it is a wonderful experience. it's in hood, oregon.bacheloret going to tell you, now a ball room champion. they were crowned winners of "dancing with the stars." they take home the mirrorball trophy. she didn't know if she'd win until the moment her name was called. >> i feel like i'm in shock. i keep going in waves of i'm crying, i'm laughing. i don't know where i am. it comes and goes. >> so, how is she going to celebrate the big win? you can find out on "good morning america." the other "dancing with the stars" finalists will be live at 7:00. your favorite didn't win, friend. i watched a video after you and ginger. he's adorable. >> he is, right? we're talking about and he's a good dancer. >> i'm still team nelly. >> yes, but, look, we've been talking about nelly more because he's been on the show. he wi

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that's on the way in sport with peta time now for sports, pete and marion. thank you so much. the head of the international olympic committee has encouraged the world's athletes to get vaccinated against covert 19, thomas past finish these 2 day visit to turkey with the national stadium, which is one of the main venues for the games delayed by a year. because of the pandemic, $11000.00 athletes are expected to compete in tokyo, but stressed that they would not be forced to get a vaccination when one is available. but he suggested that they should take it for the sake of the. we'll encourage that when our forces have a vaccination because for all their health it's all for anyone. they want straight enough solidarity with their fellow athletes. tripoli's people. a small group of anti emetics protesters gathered outside the stadium during past vs. many in the country are concerned by the spiraling costs of health risks involved in holding such a huge event during a pandemic where the games delayed to next year in the coronavirus pandemic dragging on many athletes events or find e

now if peta in doha mariyam, thank you. argentina's world cup winner. diego maradona has been buried in a private ceremony in buenos aires, but tributes continue to come in from all over the world, including at his former clubs. this was barcelona messi, the current argentina captain. so often compared with marathoner, holding a minute's silence in their training session on friday, where donna, who died from a heart attack on wednesday, played for vassar for 2 years in the early eighty's. donna was also remembered in qatar before friday's games in the asian champions league. the remaining matches of the tournament are being staged in the gulf country in a bio secure bubble of the coronavirus for a whole to play earlier in the year in this group. even beijing go on, overcame melbourne victory to no, to qualify for the last 16. tokyo olympics organizers will hold 18 test events ahead of the delayed games, which are set to begin next july, but follows a successful gymnastics meet in tokyo. that was earlier this month. some events will include athletes from

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