actually earlier today peta released additional information.y level 3, they had a monkey who escaped into the hvac system. er this not able to lure the animal back out. they ended up gassing that animal. taking apart the hvac -- elizabeth: talk to us about dr. fauci and cruelty to animals? >> cruelty to animals is a bedrock of the animal experimentation industry. there is nothing, there can be no, not only does it not work as you pointed out, the experiments, you put a monkey, put any animal in tiny cage, take away everything they need to be a normal functioning being, you expect then somehow they represent human biology? no, that is, it just doesn't work. we have known that. the one tiny silver lining on this pandemic was that it showed how utterly irrelevant and misleading the animal tests were. why now? china is coming in, this is the first time that china attempted to put a primate import facility in this country, why are they coming in now? why are they coming into a place in florida not even zoned for this type of research? these are ques

but very suzanne died far away from his homeland bangladesh as a migrant workin, peta. does lima actor has to take care of her mother? these days? the 65 year old is weaker than usual. it's the anniversary of the death of suzanne . her youngest. he died exactly 2 years ago to day. she used to talk on the phone with her younger brother every day says test lima. suzanne would often complain about the conditions in katara, the heat, the grueling work that he wasn't receiving the agreed wage. but he often had to wait months to be paid in full eval. my brother was still so young. nevertheless, he went away to earn money to give us a better life after for them. but we never dreamed he die. so suddenly and mutter, it breaks my heart that he is not here in the moon. in fact, he works in catawba for 3 years, some acquire and our debts are bigger than before. from up the loaner buffalo, a job in guitar, the nation hosting the upcoming soccer world cup and enticing prospect for millions of migrant workers from the global south because they're struggling to make ends meet at home.

so thursday morning and friday morning, santa rosa, peta through petaluma, napa, sonoma.north bay valleys tend to two closer. here's the seven day forecast. you can see that rain tuesday maybe a drop on wednesday. here's the next system, see it on sun and monday. that's why we're going to put snow in the sierra. vern over to you. >> it's halloween night, how was your candy night. big haul? soggy world series, monday night football and halloween theme, moving pictures on display. i can't wait for you to see it all. >> all right, vern, thanks. until death to us part. today martinez couples detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay

guy: that could be interesting, you have peta, mad about and people on the right maybe there is a coalitionis what i was going to say. we found the issue where peta and hard right wingers who hate china can agree, only in florida, why doesn't everyone call their republican savior governor ron desantis who is not shy about attacking businesses in florida, he has done it with walt disney world and others, he can do no wrong. let's see how he responds. guy: maybe after he wins his reelection bid by 10 points, i want to ask you, chris, about this, just getting this video in president biden giving a speech earlier, one of those angry democracy speeches in dc. union station, he said a lot of different things here is one of the sound bites. >> we don't settle our differences in america with a riot. a mob, or bullet or hammer. we settle them piece abily at the battle box, ballot box. >> a slip there battle box. here is the thing. i might agree with some disagree with parts, didn't we already get this speech in florida with blood rid thrid things and marines. >> we have, this is sad, republicans hav

so thursday morning and friday morning, santa rosa, peta through petaluma, napa, sonoma.north bay valleys tend to two closer. here's the seven day forecast. you can see that rain tuesday maybe a drop on wednesday. here's the next system, see it on sun and monday. that's why we're going to put snow in the sierra. vern over to you. >> it's halloween night, how was your candy night. big haul? soggy world series, monday night football and halloween theme, moving pictures on display. i can't wait for you to see it all. >> all right, vern, thanks. until death to us part. today martinez couples ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ♪ this city is magical! attention passengers, if you look out your windows, you'll see a magnificent tree and a glorious world of holiday joy. happy holidays from the middle of everything! >>> i know ver n loves halloween as much as i do. it seems that the 49ers are haunting the rams. >> it was a trick and treat of the rams twice in one month. the highlight of sunday's 31-14 win was christ

peta served in royal residences.lso campaigning the king to forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year. forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year . tv, coronation. next year. tv, onune coronation. next year. tv, online and dab plus this is gb news. now it's back to headliners . headliners. thanks, alice. i'm mark dolan and this is headline is your first look at tomorrow's papers tonight as in the company of two top comedic cds tonight making his headliners debut is , the his headliners debut is, the hugely talented anthony ayton . hugely talented anthony ayton. hello. and the big himself headliners legend nick. that's what they me. you know what.7 you're too young to a legend, because being a legend that puts on you, doesn't it.7 young legend, nico. a legend in his own lunchtime. let's have look at tomorrow's papers and we start with the daily mail and they lead fan fury as qatar royals ban beer. the daily telegraph soon. ask my fears for safety . women and council tax safety. women and council tax bills set

peta served in royal residences.lso campaigning the king to forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year. forgo ermine fur for his coronation. next year . tv, coronation. next year. tv, onune coronation. next year. tv, online and dab plus this is gb news. now it's back to headliners . headliners. thanks, alice. i'm mark dolan and this is headline is your first look at tomorrow's papers tonight as in the company of two top comedic cds tonight making his headliners debut is , the his headliners debut is, the hugely talented anthony ayton . hugely talented anthony ayton. hello. and the big himself headliners legend nick. that's what they me. you know what.7 you're too young to a legend, because being a legend that puts on you, doesn't it.7 young legend, nico. a legend in his own lunchtime. let's have look at tomorrow's papers and we start with the daily mail and they lead fan fury as qatar royals ban beer. the daily telegraph soon. ask my fears for safety . women and council tax safety. women and council tax bills set

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but that's not all there is to the 1st match between peta and ecuador. hi, i'm samantha johnson. this is well cut one o one it hasn't always been the case that the host nation gets to open the competition. it's sort of been a recent tradition, but until august it wasn't even on the schedule. then the tournament, which was supposed to start on november, the 21st was brought forward by a day. and then the kink is that throughout the qualifying period and beyond, chilly, fought to stop ecuador playing. i mean at all it all centers around this man. byron castillo ecuador, claim him as one of their own chile and says he was born in columbia and questions, how he got his passports with their appeals to paper caught where anyway, after all, that ecuador decided not to take his deer to keta, of course, being born in another country isn't a bad from playing cats are, is using is widely praised, aspire academy to find and nurture and educate youngsters. not just from qatar, but across the wider region. it is quite literally revolutionized speak at tar squat, watch out for academic b, for b

seems like the world cup has already started in this laughing little sight if they will, travelling to peta for the world cotton. this is the last barbecue before their trip with one thing in common. in support for the team they love. the organizing committee says in terms of bookings on the official cut, our 2022 portal on pete days. there are about 100000 booking. that number is expected to increase as much as 30 percent by the time the tournament begins. ah, this is alger.

take place over the next 60 day and we urge people to just keep an eye and we are so thrilled that petastigation prompted this domino effect that resulted not only in 74 violations at the department of justice getting involved, but the liberation of these 4,000 dogs. we hope all the cages get emptied next from all the laboratories and breeding facilities. >> tucker: that's it for us tonight, happy things giving pair there is so much to be thankful for even though we are stuck in an echo chamber of lunacy. we will see you tomorrow, have great night ♪ >> welcome to this special edition of hannity. tonight for the hour we will highlight some of our interview from the past few months first up my interviews with senator marco rubio, senator ron johnso after the big midterm wins. had a huge victory and the grea state of florida, you know, i don't know, senator, nearly 20 percent of the vote. you could've done a lot better, i i think think you let the party down

the problem is among those violent offenders are some of these peta files that have a high risk of re-offending according to the studies. >> tucker: almost certain risk. if you're below 75, you'll probably reoffend. thanks, josh. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: so if you think it's tough to speak your mind in this country, imagine being a famous entertainer a singer or actor. if you stray from the script, they crush you. happened to winston marmarshall. he joins us in just a moment to explain what happened to him and how he feels about it now. he joins us next. >> tucker: winston marshall was a founding member of mumford and sons, world famous and for good reason. he played banjo and lead got tan. last year everything changed. he praised a book. he said finally had the time to read your important book. you're a brave man. that was it. nothing more than that. in response to that, the mob descended like a swarm of bees on winston marshall. he put out a statement saying he needed to reassess his blind spots. because of the attention since he didn't want to be a political activist, he was a mus

but we also reached out to the governor and the county and finally we reached out to pete peta tofindkeying around in south florida. dr. jones engels a primate scientist. doctor, what the heck are they doing to these monkeys? >> well, thank you. this is a violent and dangerous and very secretive industry and actually there is a new player now and you are right, everyone has to recognize that this is significant risk. a risk to the monkeys, who never make it out of these experiments or this industry alive. a risk to the florida residents. a risk to the entire country. think about this. during the covid pandemic, 100,000 monkeys were pulled out of the wild in asia. they were pulled from these filthy disease ridden monkey farms there, packed up in these creates, stuck in the bellies of planes, flown to the u.s. untold numbers arrived deceased or dead. this is the horror of the monkey experiment industry. the potential for disease to emerge. the failure as you pointed out of these monkey exernlts to actually lead to any meaningful improvements in human health and now we have a chinese com

we've got a question from peta. here. hi, peter. peta. peta. i'm here. hi, peter.t do you hi. now, what action do you think should be taken against the london fibre guy. okay, so there's this report this there's been this report this week. viral online week. it's gone viral online because fire brigade, because the london fire brigade, it's have a toxic it's been found to have a toxic culture allows bullying and culture that allows bullying and abuse. itis abuse. it's been told that it is systemically racist, misogynistic. pretty misogynistic. i mean, pretty report overall. so is this jail is it a problem of a sort of institutional, systemic thing or is it that there are bad apples within the. know, i always wonder about this kind of thing because system in because if there's a system in place implies that there place that implies that there are rules in place make it are rules in place that make it racist make it misogynistic or are rules in place that make it rait;t make it misogynistic or are rules in place that make it rait justake it misogynistic or are rules i

by the way, how do you take care of the cats and dogs, where is peta, why are you going to hurt the catsp of them. really? give the cats a break. >> there will be protests from kids with allergies. wait for the backlash. the other side that the snowflakes can't handle. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes we just need a reminder not to take today for granted. it could be the death of someone you know or a health scare. that's why today cou

we've got a question from peta. here. hi, peter. peta. peta. i'm here. hi, peter.t do you hi. now, what action do you think should be taken against the london fibre guy. okay, so there's this report this there's been this report this week. viral online week. it's gone viral online because fire brigade, because the london fire brigade, it's have a toxic it's been found to have a toxic culture allows bullying and culture that allows bullying and abuse. itis abuse. it's been told that it is systemically racist, misogynistic. pretty misogynistic. i mean, pretty report overall. so is this jail is it a problem of a sort of institutional, systemic thing or is it that there are bad apples within the. know, i always wonder about this kind of thing because system in because if there's a system in place implies that there place that implies that there are rules in place make it are rules in place that make it racist make it misogynistic or are rules in place that make it rait;t make it misogynistic or are rules in place that make it rait justake it misogynistic or are rules i

peta also campaigning for the king to forgo a mine fur robes.fur robes. his coronation next year . tv online coronation next year. tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight . tonight. thanks alice, we'll see you in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. big stories, big guests and always big opinions in the news agenda with my panel all christmas cards pointless. do you still send them? will you be sending them year and following the row between and supermarkets over , the supply of supermarkets over, the supply of eggs. supermarkets over, the supply of eggs . could you live without eggs. could you live without eggs. could you live without eggs ? plus tomorrow's papers at eggs? plus tomorrow's papers at exactly 30 sharp with full panel and my mark meets is the most swiped on tinder. stephan tomlin i say the most swiped behind obviously. let's get to my it . obviously. let's get to my it. ten a bit tough love from the world's man entrepreneur elon , world's man entrepreneur elon, who has asked staff at

peta also campaigning for the king to forgo a mine fur robes.fur robes. his coronation next year . tv online coronation next year. tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. now it's back to mark dolan tonight . tonight. thanks alice, we'll see you in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. big stories, big guests and always big opinions in the news agenda with my panel all christmas cards pointless. do you still send them? will you be sending them year and following the row between and supermarkets over , the supply of supermarkets over, the supply of eggs. supermarkets over, the supply of eggs . could you live without eggs. could you live without eggs. could you live without eggs ? plus tomorrow's papers at eggs? plus tomorrow's papers at exactly 30 sharp with full panel and my mark meets is the most swiped on tinder. stephan tomlin i say the most swiped behind obviously. let's get to my it . obviously. let's get to my it. ten a bit tough love from the world's man entrepreneur elon , world's man entrepreneur elon, who has asked staff at

and we urge people to just keep an eye and we are just so thrilled that peta's undercover investigation domino effect that resulted not vio only in seventy four violations and the department of justiceran getting involved, but the liberation of these four thousandthese 4, dogs. and we hope all the cagesl th get empty next from allbora the laboratoriestories and all the breeding facilities. >> that's it for us tonight.>> tonight, happy things giving happy thanksgiving. there is so much to be grateful for, even though we're stuck in an echo chamber of lunacy, real life is not crazy. real life is full of people you love and who love you back . and that's what matters. we will see you tomorrow. >> have the best night. this spe and welcome to the specialitionf edition of "hannity". happy thanksgivingnity and tonio for the hour, we will highlight some of our interviews from pass the past few months. first up, my interviews afth senator marco rubio, senator ron johnson after the big midterm wins, he hadstaf a huge victory in the great state of florida. florida senator marco rubio. you know, i

fighting buryats during all these years, which were written either by ukrainian propagandists or by our peta-colonists have any doubts that the people who prepare informational materials for the pope. and these are not the same people. they do not read these sources, given that there are probably many poles and westerners, and so on and so forth. well, as it were what, what surprised surprised that he now found out that there is a martyr people, because there are tormentors, and for 8 years he was not interested in the ukrainian martyr people, who lived in the donbass, this is somehow surprising. he is the first one. you expected something different from him. moreover, and speaking of those people who prepare all this for him, and probably, he is in some kind of vacuum. we understand very well, and this is not the first time we have said about this, that there are also anglo-saxon agents. it's higher than the roof surrounded by this uh, pope francis, and as soon as he said that he would not go to kiev, did not stop by moscow, it immediately became clear that he needed to be prevented from going to mos

peta is they're not happy. peta is speaking . he's not speaking now, speaking.hat decision from fifa. he's been condemning the president who's been speaking today. he was apparently trying to express empathy, but that's not how it came . so people are not happy came. so people are not happy with with qatar's human rights record and they're speaking and clear of actually that . gb news clear of actually that. gb news political correspondent , the political correspondent, the qatari embassy that. that protest going on. we asked last night and, indeed, this morning for your thoughts on our discussion, the autumn statement and you have been flooding for which we are very grateful. let's start with anthony says trust was right. unfortunately mps with no backbone destroyed it. now they're still complaining about replaced it. mike says , after 50 years of mike says, after 50 years of supporting the tories, i will not vote for them next time . not vote for them next time. they've made a complete mess of our energy, health migration and cost of living. they have lied , c

on peta.s now. former labour mp steven pound , the name of steven pound, the name of political balance. and stephen heard that phrase clobbering , heard that phrase clobbering, the working man , working people. the working man, working people. is this sort of good old fashioned class warfare back of the election? well there's a there's a certain smell of that sort of gun smoke in the air. but, i mean, i've never accused of political balance for heaven's sake. well, carry on anyway . on the other hand, peter anyway. on the other hand, peter bone and i probably opposite ends of the spectrum on most things but so look of it was a very interesting because i certainly the battle lines were being laid out that no question of rishi sunak was much more combative he's much more aggressive and he's probably liked it on the one thing that is a real weakness for labour. labour could lose the next election if they work really hard at it. and one of the things that they could do to lose the election is to b

and this one is a slightly better take on the situation from peta, diagnosed with bladder cancer in mayext three years and i can only praise the nhs for their speedy efficiency. a better story from peter. do continue to get in touch with your experiences. how long have you had to wait or have you had what you had to wait or have you had what you consider to be timely treatment? you can do that on twitter at anita bbc and use the hashtag bbc your questions. the foodbank charity the trussell trust says an extra 320,000 people have started using its services in the past six months. the trust has handed out 1.3 million emergency food parcels since april. jon ironmonger reports. that's fruit, fish, meat. do you get bored with getting so much beans and spaghetti? tricia and christina are sorting through the latest donations there are 10,000 kilos worth in the warehouse, but it is never quite enough. what is the main thing that you need most of all? well, it's not a necessary but we are always very short of sweet extras. puddings, jellies, custards. lunch time and at this church across town do

we'll keep him also in the 60 67 for foster city, palo alto at 64 and for the south bay know peta. 63nds, by the way, tomorrow be a little chilly. we're going to switch from the north later on during the day. 63 petaluma and santa rosa at 64. so let's do this thing here. airs the drop by tuesday. a 51 lows. respond accordingly to that. put the wednesday morning, a little bit of a recovery finishing off the week. however, and more to come into next weekend. stephanie, thanks a lot. dave. >> veterans day is just around the corner and this year the uss hornet museum in alameda is welcoming visitors to explore a new exhibit honoring african americans who served our country. joining me live now to discuss is retired marine veteran leon walk-ins and co-founder of the walking ghost of black history. thank you so much, leon, for being here with us this morning. thank you for having us. all right. so tell us a bit about this exhibit and what people can expect >> won't the exhibit came about based on? the core group walk, go history. >> the based on we're going to have a exhibit on the morning

uh, peta air defense systems. here is christine labert's answer.nd about deliveries. well patriot is currently the most advanced anti-aircraft system in nato countries e, medium and long range systems. this is by analogy with ours, what about ours? why , after modernization, they, as it were, promoted it very much, it is produced by the americans. that is, this is a purely american system. it is really integrated into a single structure with other systems. nato and, of course, no one in nato, even the americans themselves, are not very eager to transfer it somewhere, because please excuse her, but the germans have crosses on their cars, by the way. so they left it like that, didn't they? since then, i saw me, as much as the heart went. look at everything. now now. i'm sorry. right now now now now now this picture will be. well, probably already here it is. yes, this is the official german cross. uh, climbing it is something like ritter or ironcross? uh, that is, an iron cross - this is such a stylized image about them. they have it as the official

everything that people worked hard to create for happiness hordes of german aliens are trampled by an iron petarozny, our moscow rises, wait for us brothers. we will return back. we will defend, and we are fighting your vital rights. good lines. i hope that prophetic we will return back this excerpt from the poem by alexei surkov, we swear to the fatherland, which was written back in 1941 as part of the classic project and we of the ministerial culture of channel one read a volunteer with the call sign lucky, then a big game on channel one. live big game good evening now the summit meeting between the united states of america and china has just ended a meeting that was expected by all with great interest, they have not met in person since 2015 of the year. and here is the first meeting of two superpowers by sis biden in his capacity as the president of the united states, so there is increased attention to this summit. the meeting lasted about 4 hours, according to the results of which we are now waiting for biden's press conference and perhaps even xi jinping. in any case, the chinese media did

people worked hard to create for happiness the hordes of german aliens are trampled on with an iron petaall sign lucky read a poem by alexei surkov we swear from life. i repeat the poem was written in 1941, but was not read as part of the classics project, and we are the ministry of culture and the first channel in general, you understand that, probably, something global large-scale should have happened, so that we again turn to our classics, to music, to poetry, so that we realize what is happening, so that we understand what is happening , this is the whole struggle for our future for our traditions for our sacred values, which we will not give away to anyone. hello information channel on the first, we are starting to work live. this program time will tell 50 russian soldiers returned home from the ukrainian captivity of the aircraft. we delivered to moscow for treatment and rehabilitation. it turns out that all of them needed medical and psychological help. the guys shared their emotions immediately after returning home, the military phoned their relatives again as soon as they landed

that people have worked hard to create for happiness hordes of german aliens are trampled by an iron petaetic we will return back this excerpt from the poem by alexei surkov, we swear an oath to the fatherland, which was written back in 1941 as part of the classic project and we read a volunteer with a call sign from the first channel ministerial culture. the information channel on the first continues its work, we work live. this program time will show with you anatoly kuzichev. and in bali, the meeting of biden xi jinping began before this g20 itself, it should be noted. this is the first personal talks between us leaders and china and it must be recalled that just yesterday biden. you see, this picture is from uh with their meeting shaking hands. well, just yesterday, biden said we need to figure out where the red lines are. and what is the most important for each of us the next 2 years. it is clear that we are very interested in this meeting. yes, everyone is very interested in it. it is clear that it concerns. it is not only some kind of formal part, so to speak. there is a relationsh