testificar a un exnarco colombiano, conocido como shu peta, declarÓ * que el vieron al "chapo" guzmÁn para distribuir su droga porque controlaba a lo policÍa federal mexicana, la presencia del shu peta fue una autÉntica sorpresa y llamÓ la atencion entre muchas otras cosas por las muchas operaciones de estÉtica que cambiaron su rostro, rogelio mora-tagle tiene mÁs. >> fue un cuadro de capo a capo, uno sentado en la silla de los acusados y el otro ahora como testigo, el colombiano juan carlos shu peta irrumpiÓ en la corte y causÓ asombro porqueroÚ dijese operÓ las orejas, pÓmulos, la boca el menton, nariz y ojos, lo hizo para evadir a las justicia. >> se relaciÓn fue total en especial con el cartel de sinaloa, mÁs de 400 toneladas sacÓ el shu peta y se la vendio a los mexicanos. >> inmediato identificÓ al seÑor guzmÁn como lo llamÓ desde el principio, shu peta se presentÓ como capo del cartel del norte del valle, extraditado a estados unidos despuÉs de ser detenido en sao paulo brasil en el2007, como costumbre el chapo siguiÓ con atenciÓn al testigo, no se perdiÓ

for farms works for peta the world's largest animal rights organization. is there anything we need to watch out for the crew we shouldn't draw attention to ourselves we're going to be in the area a while. most fair farmers don't want the public seeing or knowing what goes on in their farms we don't want to be seen looking at one of the biggest farms hence the fact that. most people think that for farms like the one we're going to only exist overseas in china and so on but the fact is the e.u. is a major fur producer. is that it that's the farm it's huge . about one hundred fifty thousand mink are kept here. as in fashion producers are gigantic farms like this security is tight so it must look pretty bad inside. for is a thriving industry in poland these days the country is the second biggest producer in europe with annual turnover of nearly four hundred million euros. was me he said sense with even if they were controlled by veterinarians how are they going to check one hundred fifty thousand animals the farmers are one huge animal rights nightmare. well see why in a moment we try

classes for muslim migrants this comes amid a spike in hate crimes against jews peta oliver has the story jewish community leaders in germany say they want to see integration classes for migrants that focus on the semitism saying that this could help stem a rise in anti-semitic incidents in the country many of these people have been shaped by regimes in which anti semitism is essential and the jewish state is denied the right to live to prevent the worst scenario we need to tailor the integration courses to these people much more preferably by country of origin the official statistics back up a rise in crime in germany just over four hundred were reported in the first half of twenty eighteen knots up ten percent on the same period last year the vast majority of these were committed by neo nazi and far right groups but the leadership of germany's foremost jewish organization paints a bleak picture of the future saying he sees more problems coming from migrants one of the most shocking cases of twenty eighteen was caught on camera just. she's. still showing nineteen year old syrian mo

. he shut down a mink farm. >> so, the money is kind of gone. >> you gave it all to peta. >> no, no, no, no, no, no, no. i put in a trust that will be distributed, 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 j

peta stands on an underwater robot that electric cyst fish and success it into its body versus a suction vacuum fin and brings it up to the surface where it suffocates to death? just hypothetically speaking? >> that sounds very inhumane. >> wait, why? >> electric cuting any animal is extremely cruel. >> what about electric eels, they can give it but not take snilt. >> i'm opposed to that. >> look, i know music sucks but just watch, please. >> the gun looks like it might be the least cruel method, but, like i said, i couldn't absolutely speak to that without more information. >> so you would need a lot more fish brutally murdered before you could tell whether or not this was cruel? >> i would just say it looks the fastest. >> so the stupidest solution sacksly the smartest solution? okay, so sorry i called you the stupidest person i've ever met. this is a florida-themed gift basket to make up for it. >> i actually have almost all this stuff but thank you. >> time to get down to the arduous task of conserving our fragile ecosystem. let's kill some fish! wow, "the daily show" finally

always pivot paying kind they in cat litter ok get a peta piece scandal unfolding it's all falling apart pay back a lot of cash lot of cat litter this reminds me of micro lending in bangladesh you know it started off crimean bank great idea it's capitalism working for the greater good but it got you know taken over by sharks by wall street sharks and the interest rates skyrocketed and it collapsed here p.p. lending on paper works i mean it's a good idea you are taking the. need for people to save money combining them with the people need to borrow money in a p.d.p. marketplace and you're getting rid of the the banks and it works it's great but what happens is you know the sharks come in they they take it over and they ruin it and now it's going to collapse and sounds like there's going to cause a multi-trillion dollar fandango well it's multifold what happened here there is a lot of fraud going on obviously grew from one billion dollars to two. and to a billion dollars in six years there there was a global liquidity crisis that has been happening and the chinese government did crac

a cause for celebration when grandma makes peta's. she makes rolling out the dough looks so easy. and and her sister ana have watched her do it hundreds of times but they're still fascinated. and the taste perfect for any festivity only they haven't got much to celebrate and to know and knows she'll soon have to do without grandma's pitas she and her siblings are moving with their mother to germany to join her father. far away from croatia in the small farm that belongs to and to know his grandparents they barely get by after their sons all went abroad to find work putting antonella's father stefan antonella misses him more and more her mother marianna is ready to leave home even though she hates to go. naman these days nothing's worse than leaving your family your parents your brothers and sisters you might only see them once or twice a year that's really hard but i will adapt to life in another country so that my own family can stay together. when antonella goes to school in the morning she walks through the village of book on days like this it looks like a wonderful place to l

from the organization's website. this is the seventh time look at what peta has contributed . more and more seals are being born in the north sea. censors fights over the title flaps off german. denmark and the netherlands have counted nine thousand three hundred civil cops gone just they see. that's two hundred more than last. time a population of around twenty seven thousand has remained constant since twenty twelve . and staying on the north sea we head to a world heritage site now you've probably heard of the wod and see this is an entertainer abel's zone in the south eastern part of the north sea it consists of salt marshes and title flats they dry out at low tide all the area isn't in this uncivil habitat for numerous plants and animal life or we met up with a park ranger who gave us an exploratory tour of the region. the nesting season finished a nor deny at the end of july. now the trails through the salt marsh meadows in the southeast of the island are open again in. the soil as such are rated with salt water but many plants thrive here. in the park ranger news beavers taking

railroad union usual rescue. people for the ethical treatment of animals, peta honoring the officer for saving a bear cub. his body camera captured most of the rescue. he helped free that bear cub from a garbage bin early they are month. peta sent a framed certificate and some vegan cookies to the police department. >> don't mess with mama bear. >> you don't do that. let her baby go. >> the san francisco based band metallica is using its movie any new way to benefit charity. >> video from the recent acoustic concert at san francisco's masonic auditorium. the concert was to benefit the band all within my hands charity. now it is going to release the -- the band is going to release a imlited edition vinyl version of the acoustic music. it will be out in february. the band is accepting preorders now. >> somewhere on the other side of the building, sal is bouncing his head as he gets ready to take care of your commute. >> i like metallica. >> that sounds really nice. >> it is nice. but i think i'll lessen to some more traditional metallica later today now i got the urge if you will. let's t

. somebody call peta, i'm beating a dead horse, nay. topic 2. denver, colorado, a new sport caught on, archery dodge ball, what it sounds like, a combination of archery and stoned people, no, not an open call for next lousy robin hood reboot, a sport, born in canada, before catching on here like pamela anderson, getting shot by an arrow probably better than shacking up with tommy lee. safer too. the arrows are all kinds of safe they have foam on them to protect people, only way you will be in danger, if you take alec baldwin parking spot. >> i didn't hit him it was fake news. >> topic my, a swiss scientist is trying to determine if cheese will age better, if it listening to led zell zeppelin. what happens to prove lone when the levee breaks? these are led zeppelin songs for those under 40. and i will say, there is no study. sounds like a scientist blue bls grant money on robert plant tickets, he needs to justify his expense report. i'm not alone in trashing the study, dozens of internet comments called it dumbest thing in the world. if you google that, every story is about ale alex an

that peta crypto leader in asia on our slaney and henry it's so great to have you you are the chair of the fin tech association of hong kong we're going to talk about that a little bit and you also teach pentax as an adjunct associate professor at university of hong kong we're really pleased that you had the time to spend with us from over there and want with the london center is so busy when we talk about tech it really is just the use of financial technology in our economy is and changing the way that the financial sector is designed and how things are delivered what are some of those sort of transformational things on read that are now changing the sector. there's o'barr great to be here absolutely this is probably the most exciting time to be in fine in financial services and there's a lot of changes going on for example at the macro level a couple years ago many believe that the real change disruption of financial services was going to take place by frantic startups and by silicon valley but actually what turned out that a real change in the industry took place actually from te

with accusations peta encourages racial stereotypes. arab. like peter has been a part of dutch christmas festivities since the mid nineteenth century when he first appeared in a children's book he is the trusted helper of father christmas climbing down chimneys to deliver presents and sweets to children in parades and other appearances like pete is played by an adult in blackface a koli wig and colorful clothes. this year's protests follow years of complaints and censorship of black pete both in the netherlands and abroad back in twenty eleven a dutch christmas celebration was cancelled in a small canadian town after complaints of racism in twenty fifteen several dollars cities altered to black people image slightly for parades giving him sort on his cheeks rather than a four black face school in ottawa decided to remove black pete altogether out of respect for the diversity of its students and only a month ago dutch broadcaster n.t.r. ditched the blackface version of the character instead opting for a sort marks but on the streets of the netherlands there's been mixed reaction

i think peta has found a new friend! now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. most of you have seen a beautiful day with plenty of sunshine, the early—morning cloud day with plenty of sunshine, the ea rly—morning cloud clearing day with plenty of sunshine, the early—morning cloud clearing away to give blow in sunny skies, a couple of exceptions, east scotland and northern ireland but as we go through this evening and overnight, the cloud is already breaking up in northern ireland and will start to thin and break a little in eastern scotla nd thin and break a little in eastern scotland as well. we're left with clear skies and a fairly brisk south—easterly wind and a cold one, much colder than recent nights, temperatures in towns and cities down to 2—4. tomorrow, notice northern ireland joins in on the sunny story and not much cloud for eastern scotland. what cloud we have in the morning should tend to fizzle out. in the sunshine, temperatures close to average for the time of year, highs of around 10—12, something like that. but then the weather over

pretty good. the timeless allure of mickey mouse. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. i think peta has found a new friend! now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. most of you have seen a beautiful day with plenty of sunshine, the early—morning cloud day with plenty of sunshine, the ea rly—morning cloud clearing day with plenty of sunshine, the early—morning cloud clearing away to give blow in sunny skies, a couple of exceptions, east scotland and northern ireland but as we go through this evening and overnight, the cloud is already breaking up in northern ireland and will start to thin and break a little in eastern scotla nd thin and break a little in eastern scotland as well. we're left with clear skies and a fairly brisk south—easterly wind and a cold one, much colder than recent nights, temperatures in towns and cities down to 2—4. tomorrow, notice northern ireland joins in on the sunny story and not much cloud for eastern scotland. what cloud we have in the morning should tend to fizzle out. in the sunshine, temperatures close to average for the time of

. quickbooks. backing you. >> good sunday morning. quick headlines. animal rights group peta asking a town named wolf to change its name to vegan wolf. city councilmembers are calling the request ridiculous but we will discuss what peta is offering every household if they agree to the change, a vegan blanket. a family dog missing for more than a year found more than 1000 miles from home. the pup from new york named sinatra showed up in a florida neighborhood. it is unclear how the blue-eyed husky and it up so far from home. sinatra will be reunited with his owners today. if he can make it here you can make it anywhere. >> donations to the clinton foundation taking a huge dive. >> hillary clinton still in running for the white house, contribution grants were pouring in, $62 million. after she lost the election donations dropped by 40% to just over $26 million. >> former presidential writer and founder and ceo, thanks for being here. it was 62, swap the numbers and it is 26. does that surprise you? >> not at all. when she was secretary of state the clinton foundation every $254 million and t

competitors at the women's world boxing championships are fighting to breathe that's coming up with peta stay with us we're back after the break. hello yes all right mates are good parts of the middle east certainly spilling out of syria a mixed area cloud of gray making its way across iraq in that huge cloud. storms now rolling across secure way that will eventually push its way into the western side of iraq on a rash or shall i say that will inevitably bring some localized flooding that is we live in a snow up towards the caucuses as we go on into were friday we'll see that wet weather becoming more focused there across a good part of kuwait western parts of iran still seeing plenty of cloud and also some rain we could also see for bit of rain and some snow there over the turkish mountains by this day twenty one celsius in beirut vibrations de la try that dry weather comes down into northern parts of saudi arabia but up towards the northeast of course where we have the heaviest the heavy downpours the big storms just around kuwait the northeast the far northeast of saudi arabia can exp

. inside story or tweet me at peta dot be one for me peter told me and everyone on the team during the whole thanks for watching we'll see you soon bye bye for an. eye. resort is one of nigeria's top tourist destinations but in the shadow of the mountain supply judeans continue an ancient tradition which child protection workers say condemns young girls to a life of slavery and sexual exploitation five year old miracle was buried for money just a few weeks ago she'd only seen some missionaries or says she's proved by the marriages have been a quantum richard is a missionary who rescues girls their money goes to buy outrightly. be trucked to gil before she's born there what if it takes fourteen years younger mondays the brothers can still go to get their money away. this is the opportunity to understand the very different where were there before. i'm a historian say for the birth of these people every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these three voices journalists were one of the few journalists in baghdad that were ac

i'm concerned you're comparing the key from some peta he can even open the gates of heaven some encrypted letters one by him because of the belief that. the third party gives full mar an ultimatum. you don't have the traditional you can opt in minster does this of course everyone in the believed it was a delaying strategy playing for time so for him are found himself under so much pressure that he tried to decipher the letter himself if. interest and. calm are works on the puzzle day and night if the third party goes its own way it will be a catastrophe for the emperor and also for him. for him on his dunhill home are sat down and tried to crack this cipher. and here we can see it how from our try to decipher it. here's his note where he's trying to take it apart. and hertz his drawings and knows exactly is drawings where he doodled while thinking and the success of how. knox. i've got it. i've got a. creator there. so i will be. signed peace. the peace treaty has been brought from the state archives in vienna to minster for an exhibition. and we would like to exhibit this page

president hasn't caused any violence when peta is out there beating up people of the media are very passive, really say anything. when bill clinton pardoned who murdered for people and injured 34 other people. i don't even same bill clinton was contributing to a violent tone in this country. when barack obama commuted the leader of that organization who never repented i don't want the bringing that up when barack obama befriended the weather underground, the bombers, domestic terrorist, i don't remember anybody talking about him and violence and the tone o violence, do you? obama opens in genocidal police state, i he is celebrated, dona trump moves our embassy from te aviv, to jerusalem, and he's attacked by fools like steve schmidt let's talk about immigration briefly. dwight d eisenhower, he's not considered a white supremacist is not considered a racist, dwight eisenhower when he becam president of the united states he created a program called operation went back, that's not me, that was him operation went back, what was that? he ordered the military to roundup 1.3 million illega

going to make a nice fur coat if not bedspread. i'm kidding! don't come at me, peta. i love animals! i have a bunch of them running my control room as we speak. that's just the hamster. hello, mr. >>> topic number two -- a dutch man is suing to lower his age by more than 20 years so he can meet more women on tinder. yeah. it's making big headlines because it is believed to be the first known case of someone using their real age on a dating app, but seriously, man, lie like everyone else. i'm only 22 on my farmer's only profile. great calluses in all the right places. the 69-year-old claims he's biologically 45 and wants birth certificate changed to reflect it. he told the court when he uses his current age, he gets replies from women who are 75 and 80, the problem with dating women that age, when they ghost you on tinder, they really ghost you. the judge is expected to issue a ruling in four weeks. if i had to guess he's going to swipe left on this one. at which point he'll check the app for other judges in the area. topic number three -- newly elected congresswoman alexandria ocasi

happened before an election that never actually happened. you would find more meat at peta headquarters. in the absence of bad news about our great country, the media needs this story. might i use a metaphor? of donald trump are like an amusement park, there's all of these great rides. you have the low unemployment log ride. you have the property and prosperity carousel. you have the wages waterslide. you have the peace pendulum. where is the media? they are all at the worst ride there is. the mueller teacups. they are spinning around in a vomit inducing orgy, ignoring al the great rides that america is enjoying. >> jesse: heads explode on "the view" after learning that obama treated migrants the same way as president trump. ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. and a complimentary first month's payment. so a and as if thatyour brwasn't bad enough,tals it. now your insurance won't r

fundamental rights protections peta people are petitioning the highest court of the land to declare that the president's actions to dissolve parliament at midnight on friday is illegal in violation of the constitution now most of those petitions be submitted by political parties who basically feel that the president has violated the constitution of this country by dissolving parliament before the four and a half year term that was mandated in an amendment to the constitution when this when the city in the government took over so very much waiting to hear what the court decides whether it will give leave to proceed and take up the petitions and what the rule interesting fact that we're hearing that one of the petitions has actually come from one of the commissioners the election commission as the independent election commission set up in this country has three commissioners and we're hearing that one of the commissioners dr rutledge even who has submitted a petition of his own against the holding of a general election following the dissolution of parliament so all of this petition is

birds passed, despite opposition from peta. >> voters rejected five propositions. prop 3, a bond for water projects. prop 5, a tax break for older whom owners. prop 6, the gas tax repeal failed so we will keep paying the $0.06 a gallon tax. the governor is celebrating that the repeal effort failed. >> other people don't want to say think about what you are saying, but not what we are buying. we are buying safety, bridge overpasses holding up in an earthquake. >> voters said no to capping profits at dialysis clinics statewide. prop 8, campaigners spent a record for most money spent. >> it was a fascinating midterm election. you can find complete election results on our web page, abc7news.com/elections. >> we made it easy to look up results for specific races or areas depending on where you live. >>> we are still keeping track of the number of days san you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yes! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. the perfect sweater makes the perfect holiday gift. and it feels even better when

peta 24 cargos de 32 que se verÍan a la pena de muerte. afirmÓ que entiende las acusaciones en su contra. entre tanto continÚan los funerales y ceremonias en honor a las vÍctimas de la matanza. segÚn el presidente donald trump de lo que si es culpable es de frenar el empuje del partido republicano en las encuestas sobre las elecciones de medio tÉrmino. durante un acto de campaÑa el mandatario calificÓ al acusado como un maniÁtico y le dio el mismo tratamiento al hombre que enviÓ paquetes con explosivos a mÁs de una docena de prominentes demÓcratas. [audio en inglÉs] el alto pÚblico sirviÓ presidente donald trump para reiterar su hostilidad hacia la caravana de inmigrantes centroamericanos y criticar a los demÓcratas por obstruir la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. el reto que los padres hacen creer a sus niÑos que se comieron sus luces del dÍa de halloween y graba su reacciÓn se hace cada vez mÁs popular. a continuaciÓn algunas de las grabaciones mÁs graciosas que recibe el el conocido comediante jimmy. [ risas] [audio en inglÉs] [risas] >> ahÍ lo tienen. d

unusual rescue. peta is recognizing the officer for saving a bear cub. the body camera most rescue efforts as he helped free them from a garbage bin. >> even some vegan cookies, all right. >>> the rain is causing problems in several parts of the bay area. coming up for you at 8:00, what we're finding out about a rock slide in marin county. >>> reuben foster has a new home days after the 49ers release him. what the redskins are saying about picking up foster after his latest domestic violence arrest. >>> good morning, you can see that the bridge traffic is going to be busy. this say look at the san mateo bridge, a little bit of dark and a lot of slow traffic heading to the peninsula. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "

♪ ♪ that's the turkey polka ♪ i could go on singing but i heard a group complain ♪ ♪ peta says my voice is not just cruel it's inhumane ♪ ♪ sorry guys i have to scram ♪ for homemade buns and traffic jams, that's the turkey polka ♪ >> hey, you busy next thursday? we'd love to have you for dinner. u for dinner. next thursday? we'd love to have you for dinner. >>> this morning on "world news now," the black friday frenzy kicking off. a look at some of the best deals. the items already sold out and when's the best time to buy certain items. >>> breaking overnight, a bus carrying a university marching band rolling over on its side. the video taken moments after the crash and new details on what happened. >>> also this half hour, the money machine mystery. >> an atm appears in the middle of the woods. police in maine were baffled because no one reported a stolen atm. where did it come from? this morning we have the answer. >>> and why john legend is rushing to the defense of fellow musician rita ora. what the singer was doing during her performance at the macy's thanksgiving day parade t

before being cage free in 2022. opponents of the measure, including peta, say that amount of space.. especially for hens.. is not enough. (brendan wonnacott - californians against cruelty, cages, and fraud)) "that's not even enough to spread their wings, that's less space than they currently get now." opponents also say prop 12 is an abuse of california's electoral system.((wonnacott)) "it's a deceptive measure, it was put on the ballot as part of a deal between the ag industry and other interests. unfortunately, it's not about animal protection, it's about animal cruelty."supporters say those claism are misleading. ((welgan)) "it explicitly abolishes cage confinement for hens, if prop 12 passes, cruel cages will be rapidly phased out of california and will be completely illegal by the end of 2021."if passed, prop 12 would also ban the sale of products raised in environments that don't meet the proposed space standards. ashley zavala kron 4 news. ( darya ) a record number of voters are expected to turnout to the polls tomorrow for election day. 19 point six million californians are

got to get past peta right now, but we're working on it. >> all right. why don't we take a third round of questions? let's start over on this side, if we can, swing the microphone around here. gentleman right here, lady in back of him, and then we'll come around to the back. yep. >> good morning, or good afternoon, rather. my question's actually geared more towards lucian, but i'm sure everyone's going to kind of chime in. my name's steve patrella with the electric program, an adviser. and what we've been noticing specifically is a lot of our independently owned utility borrowers, cooperatives, and municipal utilities, they're asking exactly this -- we want to keep our national defense assets safe, secure, and supplied. now, with the new -- so, that's what i'm seeing. also, with the new usda farm bill language, it's specifically stating language now that we're not just focusing on offering loans to anyone regarding energy, but specifically, they want to make sure that the language states grid security and grid resilience. i guess what i'm trying to say is from that whole of gover

favorite holiday. i got a package from peta has been tofurky day. ain't going to happen. no chance. jedediah: i have made a great turkey i did the adopt a turkey program. jedediah: just talked to a chef john mac elmore is here. we will trying for you. jedediah: extra for pete. i will eat his tofurky. ed: i keep hear these candidates not conceding. isn't it over? i thought it was over two weeks ago. overnight breaking stacy abrams you see it trite the democratic nominee for governor in georgia, she holds an event where she is giving a quote, unquote, concession speech. but then, pete, she said i'm not conceding. pete: concession speech without a concession. listen to stacey abrams yesterday. >> to watch an elected official who claims to represent the people in this state pin his hopes for election on the suppression of the people's democratic right to vote has been truly appalling. so let's be clear, this is not a speech of concession. because concession means to acknowledge an action is right, true, or proper. more than a million citizens found their names stripped from the roles b

peta guy. i want to protect animals. well, if protecting animals is allowing our states to successfully manage the wolf population, because if you do, you not only protect the wolf but you protect the deer, you protect the cattle and the dogs and the bear, everyone gets protected when you have a balance to the ecosystem. we don't have a balance right now. and frankly, i believe that our states are far more in tuned in understanding the ecosystem of their state than bureaucrats in washington. so i would far rather empower wisconsin and my good friend, collin peterson from minnesota, let minnesota manage the populations because they understand that ecosystem better. i would encourage all of my colleagues to join barack obama and join donald trump and join a few members of congress from minnesota and wisconsin and washington and senators as well to allow us to successfully manage our gray wolf population which allows for a healthier ecosystem. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin yields. the gentleman from virginia. mr. beyer: mr. speaker, i'd li