Day Around the Bay: SF Zoo Giving Up All of Its Remaining Chimpanzees

"A wild twist in the Trump Justice Department's obviously politically motivated mortgage fraud investigations into California congressional Democrats, as now the Justice Department is investigating whether unauthorized impersonators have been working on the case? The now-possibly tainted cases here are the cases against our own Senator Adam Schiff and NY Attorney General Letitia James, and now the feds are also investigating themselves on whether evidence was improperly shared."

"The San Francisco Zoo is getting rid of their three remaining chimpanzees, and pausing their chimpanzee program. No more chimps at the zoo for a few years according to zoo officials! After a number of recent chimpanzee deaths at the zoo, the zoo will give up its three remaining chimps Twiggy, Gombus, and Michael, to other zoos. [KRON4] Kristen Stewart and Benicio Del Toro will be in SF to get SFFILM awards honors in a ceremony on Monday, December 8."

The Justice Department is investigating whether unauthorized impersonators and improper evidence sharing affected politically charged mortgage-fraud investigations into California congressional Democrats, including cases involving Senator Adam Schiff and New York Attorney General Letitia James. The San Francisco Zoo will retire its three remaining chimpanzees, pausing the chimpanzee program after recent deaths and relocating Twiggy, Gombus, and Michael to other zoos. Kristen Stewart and Benicio Del Toro will attend SFFILM honors on December 8, with Delroy Lindo presenting an award to Wunmi Mosaku. Six Democratic military veterans urged refusal of illegal orders, provoking a severe response from former President Trump. A CDC webpage rewording by RFK Jr drew outrage over vaccine-autism implications, and the New York Times published a nationwide Thanksgiving-week weather forecast. A coyote’s winding path through San Francisco, including Lombard Street, received attention.

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