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ofrece un trabajo como empleadas doméstica pero las engañan >> y hay a cuidarnos de las amenazas invisiblesor qué las aerolíneas podrían disminuir los vuelos a méxico nosotros para denunciar a una compaÑia que le prometi un >> hola ¿qué tal? televidente nosotros para denunciar a una compañía a cambio de pagarle una membresía >> encontró lo que para ella era el trabajo perfecto le pidieron que depositaran 180 dólares y a cambio le harían una membresía pero le dijeron que todo se complicó se sipone que están los oficinas pero no existe >> gracias por la información les qucu amazon estará lanzando un nuevo servicio de las tiendas que será el poder recoger sus compras sin tener que dejar el auto el servicio será gratis estará lista en un ahora sacramento y virginia son uno de los lugares donde el servicio estará disponible >> y es que los carros se adaptan al tráfico pero los conductores son menos vigilantes y pueden causar accidentes por muchos que sepan donde ir uno de repente gira y no sé si será rápido para captar el movimiento >> hay que tener siempre precaución la manejar y hay que cuidar

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children who carry that invisible baggage, no matter where you are, kids carry baggage. there are essences of safety that are technical. you will have procedures and protocols, security, physical barriers. as superintendent, one of the best things you can do is work on the atmospheric conditions. children who have been involved in mass shootings have had a tough relationship with their schools. be it bullying by another student or mistreatment they felt from the staff. if we can create a positive condition for all of our children, that will help a lot. we know more about prevention and then reaction. people bring problems to school, but there was a time when school was a sanctuary. maybe i am idealistic, but if we are leaders, we can help create better atmospheric conditions across the community, they will see school as a place of sanctuary and are less apt to bring things later, but you do need conditions where they feel safe. >> i would like to open this up to the audience to broach any questions with the panelist about any critical issues that you faced, that you may

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when party insiders toss around ideas, the invisible primary is less invisible than it used to be. thanks to twitter, facebook and youtube, a massive rise in primary debates, thanks to websites that provide a lot of coverage of these things. a lot of people are in on it. it is not just a few hundred activists around the country. there are people paying attention to these decisions and trying to influence them. the idea the party can when the field, they have a harder time doing that, harder to coordinate, harder to come up with a nominee people see as legitimate when that many people are in on this process. i think twitter has contributed to that and in 2016 you had 16, 17 republican candidates all of whom have twitter accounts, some use it more than others obviously but that was part of the dialogue and it was part of the discussion among candidates and it is very public and anyone can participate and log in and yell at the candidate. it didn't used to be that way it is making coordination harder. it doesn't mean there is a republican or democratic party but the parties haven't qu

is dot fully understood in europe because it's still invisible and is only when we can communicate to programs like yours which is interested in turning their view is that there is an upgrade and an easy upgrade available is the only way to get this message out. the queen of soul aretha franklin moved on from our mortal coil this week she brought voice to some of the greatest feminist anthems ever and was the most charted female singing artist in history going up there hundred think was on the billboard charts born in one nine hundred forty two to a preacher and gospel singer in memphis tennessee she eventually found herself found her way to detroit trained to sing gospel the by the one and only mahalia jackson one many forget when celebrating a wreath as her pop songs are more than just a nice to know her voice more than pretty she preached to us women and when she preached we listened and still do we learned not to. just not good to do we learn to not just demand respect but learn to respect ourselves above all because of our rita a message that more importantly brought love and lif

works of art in every respect on the roof of the cars amelia is clear proof of his love of detail invisibleo the unobservant passer by a phantom society of ventilation shafts and chimneys stand like ghostly masked figures. because a miller with its broad curved facade and grotesque chimney figures illustrate clearly got his conception of his works as creatures emerging from stone. look or busy the french swiss architect in town planner once pinpointed the importance of gowdy for barcelona and for architecture as a whole. what i saw in barcelona godi was the work of a man of extraordinary energy conviction and technical skill many fisted throughout his working life as a stone mason a man who could himself work still into the full sec golden is truly mr lee drawings. godi is the builder of the turn of the century the professional architect in stone by and old brick. godi was a great artist only those who can move people's hearts live on to influence future generations. every up to noon god he left his studio for his daily walk on the seventh of june nine hundred twenty six he was run over by

primary is a lot less invisible than it used to be. thanks to twitter and facebook and youtube and thanks to the massive rise in primary debate and websites like 538 and fox that provide a lot of coverage, more people are in on this and it's not just the 200 activists across the country. you have hundreds of thousands ofpeople paying attention to these decisions and in some ways are trying to influence them . so the idea that the party can win over the deals, they have a hardertime doing that, they are harder to coordinate . it's harder to come up with a nominee that people see as legitimate that many people are in on this process , i think twitter has contributed to that end we see in 2016 i think you had 17 republican candidates, all of whom had twitter. some of them use it more aggressively than others obviously but that was part of the dialogue and part of the discussion >> if they could come back and see america today and see that the most important play on broadway is a play that lionized as alexander hamilton and vilifies jeffer

primary is a lot less invisible than it used to be.that thanks to twitter and facebook and youtube and thanks to the massive rise in primary debates and thanks to websites like 538 that provide a lot of coverage of these things, a lot more people are in on this. it's not just a few hundred activists or a few thousand people across the country. you have tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people were paying attention and in some ways are trying to influence them. so, the idea that the party can just sort of went over the field, they have a harder time doing that. it's harder to coordinate and it's harder to come up with the nominee people see as legitimate if that many people are in on this process used to be hidden i think twitter has contributed to that in an important way and we see, in 2016, i think you had 16 or 17 republican candidates, all whom had twitter accounts, some of them used it more aggressively than others. that was part of the dialogue. it was part of the discussion amongst the candidates and their campaigns an

children do carry invisible baggage, working in urban or suburban. now i'm in a rural place. nowhe no matter where you are, kids come with baggage. you have procedures, protocols and check-in, identification means, you're going to have security, physical barriers, those types of things as well. as superintendent one of the best things you can do is work on, what i call the atmospheric conditions. children who have been involved in mass shootings have had a tough relationship in that school, be it bullying by another student or mistreatment they felt from the staff. so, if we can create a more positive atmospheric condition for all of our children, that's going to help a lot because it's more about prevention than reaction. people do bring problems with school, but also, there was a time when school was kind after sanctuary, and i think, make i'm idealistic, but if we're school leaders, school system leaders as well, help create atmospheric conditions across the entire community, they'll see school as a place of sanctuary and less apt to bring things there, but you have to hav

primary is a lot less invisible than it used to be. thanks to twitter and facebook and youtube and a massive rise in primary debates and thanks to websites like 538 and vox, more coverage of this. a lot more people are in on this now. it's not a few hundred activists or a few hundred across country. you have hundreds of thousands paying attention and sometimes trying to influence them. the and the party winnowing the field, it's harder to coordinate and it's harder to come up with a nominee that people see as legitimate if that many people are sort of in on that process that used to be hidden. so, i think twitter has contributed to that in some important way and then, you know, we see in 2016, i think you had 16, 17 republican candidates all of whom had twitter accounts. some of them used it more aggressively than others, obviously. but that was part of the dialog and it was, you know, part of the discussion amongst the candidates, amongst their campaigns, within the party. and it's very public. anyone can watch that happening and anyo

one, it is a misnomer to say that only students in urban areas, the invisible backpack. every student who walks through the door has a set of lived experiences, good, bad, and neutral. and every student needs something different. that has been the challenge from day one and remains the challenge. regardless of which classroom you are in or teaching in, you have a set of students in front of you who, yes it is your classroom, but it is each and every child who needs something different. at the same time, you are trying to teach them. teach them the content and make sure that they care. what educators need to hear from their leadership in their schools and district is that they are going to be allowed to spend the time they need to get to know their students, and if they need to stop on a wednesday or thursday and not teach the content because some tragedy has happened in their neighborhood or schools or state, the kids are affected, they need to know you have their back. that they can stop for a moment and make sure the kids are ok. does not matter if they are teaching th

i think when we are dealing with stateless people, the problem can often be invisible.an feel, particularly in the west, that there is cultural barriers. but when you sit with a mother, newly arrived, who has not even unpacked her bags because she was worried that the latrine she has built, you know, right above her, is going to collapse when the rains come. you realise that there are human beings inside this crisis and i think it's really important that even though we talk about the numbers, that we don't lose sight of the human beings. so i suppose part of my role as a goodwill ambassador is to re—score that human face. now it's time for a look at the weather. good evening. wednesday was a day of contrasts. we had weather fronts moving their way south and east across parts of the country and they brought some rain. we had three quarters of an inch close to count and it stayed pretty dull for most of the day. it took awhile for the cloud too thin and break. but behind those of france we also saw some decent spells of sunshine today. further north and west it was a beau

and be invisible and let's do business you u.s. sanctions against iran go into effect on tuesday other measures don't directly affects german businesses many are concerned in twenty seven companies export of goods were three billion euros to iran that was an increase of sixteen percent on the year but the level of german exports to iraq was down four percent between january and may of this year according to the german chamber of commerce many german companies a considering leaving their businesses in iran for now to avoid problems with washington and financing business ventures in iran will become more difficult for them the u.s. is threatening banks to do business with tehran with similar measures. as the middle east director of german packaging machines maker multivac amir so today often works weekends to. he's based in the united arab emirates and serves customers in afghanistan pakistan and the gulf states. today a customer from tehran has come to look at a machine for packaging fresh dates demand remains high in iran for state

veterans and ensure they get the very best care that they deserve, that they earned, including the invisible wounds of war. this is a big difference i have with my opponent. she preens and postures for the cameras, but when the veterans were dying, waiting for care while bureaucrats cooked the books at her own district, she did nothing for 15 months. it was only when it became a national story broke by the media that she started talking about it to cover her tracks. doer.t a talker, i am a i am an aviator, not a bloviate er. [applause] [cheers] i have fought for our veterans and my first bill signed into law was fast tracking are veterans for jobs at the border. n for veteranswi and security by working together. we have the ability -- security. haverking together, we shown the ability to solve problems and get things done for arizona. i worked closely with president trump to cut taxes for working families, create jobs, secure the border, honor our veterans, and when i am in the senate i will work with him to confirm judges that uphold the constitution. [applause] [cheers] you know that. [app

they were saying, here i am, see me, hear me in this context in which i'm supposed to be invisible and silent. and this is a good transition to the next part of the story, the struggle for dignity, right? that the zoot suit is not just about a negative depiction of black and brown youth, but it's also how those same youth took it upon themselves to be seen and heard, and there's two ways i want you to think about them doing that. one is through mobilizing their own body, that sometimes the most accessible weapon people have to combat conditions that are oppressive are themselves. and what these youth did was their bodies became -- their physical bodies became the vehicle for them to speak back to power about the ways they were being treated during world war ii. they also did so by occupying public space, right? they weren't just doing it in their bedrooms in front of a mirror, wearing the zoot suit, but they were doing it on city streets, on corners, in dance halls, in malt shops and pool halls, walking down the street, literally occupying public space, being seen in these, i would arg

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and the invisible hand is we interact with each other.better than anybody else knows what we want and so on and so forth. when the government intervenes it's a relative handful of people with an army of bureaucrats telling us what we want. telling us what we need. how can the handful of people, the masterminds know as much as all the rest of us, and isn't the problem that they can give us a piece of cheese, but to explain how we get a piece of cheese actually requires people to pay attention for about three minutes so you can explain it. >> i mean it's literally an office worker telling a plumber how to do his job. there is a need for government. we need roads, we need a system of educating our kids. there should be vouchers for teaching our kids so there is school choice. need to make sure no one is shooting at us and things like that. the bureaucracy we have now. what did the department of commerce do? mark: certainly doesn't promote commerce. [ laughter ] >> we'll be right back. this is . it's a high-tech sleep revolution. the sleep nu

it is invisible, colorless, odorless, tasteless. the impact of lead is also invisible directly to the eyes. it's known as a silent pediatric epidemic. we don't see the consequences of lead exposure for years if not decades. the title also refers to people, places, problems that we choose not to see. you know, the demographic of the city of flint would see the for some people to ignore what they now establish environmental injustice. it's always people, faraway people, faraway problems. it's easy for me to close my eyes and not see those problems. but also the ability for all of us to open their eyes. flint is a story of a tragic, public health disaster, but it is also a story of the power that has been thin all of us to open our eyes and create change. >> host: as we get into the details of what happened in flint, it is important to set the scene for folks who may not be familiar with the city of flint. the city of flint has certainly been a very a great city, but also experienced some economic challenges. tell me about the flinty k

women played significant roles at all levels of the civil rights movement, yet often they remained invisiblerger public. while some african-american women lead causes and organizations such as though the height of delta sigma and the national council of negro women, others did not have titles or official roles. they did not stand on ceremony. they simply did the work that needed to be done without expectation of personal gain. often unnamed and unappreciated. african-american women helped to construct the architecture for change. women such as the crusading anti-lynching journalist ida b. wells barnett and rosa parks would also activists. they tried to protect black women from the white southern tradition that came from a feudal tradition that literally means the right of the lord. and the antebellum mansion grove south that meant black women's bodies and lives to matter. white men abused and raped black women at will and without punishment. african-american women leaders and activists addressed the most important and volatile issues of their time, rape, segregation, lynching, education, eco

adopte una mascota en busca de un hogar >> hoy más que nunca hay que cuidarlos de las amenazas invisibleshumo que se está emanando, de los incendios en el norte de california, fíjense en este momento el sistema de alta presión continúa dominando el patrón del tiempo, lo que quiere decir que en estas temperaturas se mantendrán para el día de mañana, podemos iniciar las temperaturas con 60°, en horas de la madrugada, tendremos el inicio de temperaturas calientes, esto para la ciudad del tambo >>la calidad del aire se ve afectada por los incendios del área de la bahía, esta calidad se mantiene insalubre hasta el este, santa la clara, mientras que a los norte en la bahía costera estará moderado, sin embargo la calidad del aire se ve alterada >>quizás hasta finales de la semana, observe incluso lo que tenemos en este momento,a un nivel extremo, se está acercando a una zona elevada >>principalmente por estas condiciones esto coincide en las zonas en donde los incendios están activos >>las condiciones son elevadas, >>un esta es la situación para eso de las 4:00 de la tarde >>90°, la temperatura

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being president especially at a time when our country's involved in actives a symmetrical often invisible warfare. we should add it's warfare we're a target of electronically and warfare we are participants in. this story is about the latter. here we go. here's the headline from the "wall street journal" from a few hours ago. trump seeking to relax rules on u.s. cyber attacks reverses obama directive. the article by dustin volz begins this way. president trump reversed an obama era memorandum governing how and when the u.s. government can deploy cyber weapons against adversaries in an effort to loosen restrictions on such operations according to people it turns out there are 26 migrant children in u.s. custody for whom the government has been unable to connect in any way with the parents or family members who might have brought them here. now, another break. when we come back, what we learned today about ongoing u.s. efforts to hit back in the midst of an ongoing and nonstop active electronic warfare. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential o

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i think one of the things that we've been struggling with is the seawall is invisible infrastuckture, and how do -- infrastructure, and how do we highlight it. normally, everybody sees the thing that needs to be fixed, but we're stuck with -- not stuck with, but we need to highlight and educate people on improving the seawall, and doing it in fun ways is really important. over 50 community presentation road shows, so we have a number of road show veterans in the audience. your port staff has been going out to community groups all around the city, out into the richmond, out into the bayview, right next door, giving these seawall road show talks that have been very, very well received. we've been reaching out to tenants -- door-to-door outreach to tenants. we've had a number of seawall walking tours, and i don't know if the commissioners have been on a tour yet, but i would recommend if you haven't, you should attend, and you should ghoe on a tour. and if you -- go on a tour. and if you have, let other folks now. they're selling out; we have a very popular tour. we've gone to a number o

invision divergence park with woods water hills. and pyramids as a reminder on his travels abroad. to resided in this six traficant lee furnished palace. today visitors can explore the prince's former pala. the blue silo. bedroom. breakfasts. and library all rooms have been painstakingly refurbished most of the palace is still preserved in its original state today. my tour takes me to the small town of schlep six. there are fewer tourists here giving me the chance to experience a more quiet side of this place. one of the town's main attractions is the five or willow dome the pavilion regularly hosts events such as lectures exhibitions and of course weddings. i mean ingall know the area. he's going to teach me how to steer a traditional boat. near the moorings he shows me the basic technique and then we head over to a quiet branch of this play with less traffic. and this is one of the greatest jobs anyone could have you're always outside in nature of course there are bad days too where the under storms and you're stuck here passengers are protected from rain some boats have roofs so

but over the short term, a lot of this work is invisible.long tell mrm, it staro add up. >> what is the timeline for changing the use of the "like" button? >> we're looking at these things right now. we've definitely had conversations about them. >> would you say by the end of the year there's going to be fundamental changes to twitter? >> i don't -- i -- i worry about a time frame like that, because we also need to take into consideration, we're a small company. i mean, in comparison with our peers, we're a small company, but we have this outsize impact. and i believe importance. there is a lot of what's in twitter that you would find in a public square, to use the older analogy. >> you mean all the graffiti on the walls? >> there is part of that. but there's also really amazing, open conversation. and there's the ability to walk up to anyone and strike something up. so there's positives and there's what people perceive to be negative as well. >> i met my wife on twitter, i'm always going to love twitter. but i kind of feel like it's a gard

a lawsuit gets brought in texas by a utility district in austin called the north austin invisible. north austin municipal to his district number one. this little utility district which conducted elections in one precinct wanted to be freed from oversight of the justice department. they had asked it to be mailed out from coverage. there were counties in the virginia that a damaso they presented evidence in federal court in the attorney general's office saying we don't need the act anymore. the federal law for supervisors of elections. texas, this little texas utility district in travis county are denied by the attorney general's office. they bring a lawsuit and they go to federal court. the supreme court says you know what you are right. you should have been allowed to bail out. you have met the standards. attorney general's office is not acting in good faith toward you. you need to be allowed to bail out. but in writing the opinion that chief justice also articulated his belief that congress created a flawed law and did not update the coverage formula. here's what happens. shelby c