joiner recently came under fire for this tweet in part reading still rooting for you. hope your come is bigger. #pray for ye. foot locker and gap ended their partnerships with them as did adidas calling his comments unacceptable, hateful, and dangerous. that's been the same sentiment in oakland. >> reporter: jason has owned this bike shop on macarthur boulevard for eight years. no secret, he is supporting the district 4 council seat. he is speaking out after the controversial tweet. >> we have built a large community. when things like this come up, like you said, it's a shock. >> his feelings were shared by others in his community, not just by the candidate he is supporting. >> i wish there was an apology. people make mistakes. but instead of apology, what we received was i took down the post. i am not anti-semitic. >> i am not suggesting miss joiner is herself anti-semitic but i am saying if you are giving aid and comfort to the famous people out there who are conveying hate speech against jews or anybody else for that matter, is that right message to send? >> reporte

i reached out to joiners opponent and i'm still waiting to hear back reporting live in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. alright alyssa. thank you . and don't forget. tonight is the deadline to register to vote or update your address to receive a ballot in the mail for the november election. you have less than one hour to do so. but don't worry. if you missed the deadline, you can still vote you'll have to either go to your local election office or a polling place on election day, november eight. the ballot will be cast as provisional and processed after your information is verified. the man accused in a serial killer investigation appeared today in a stockton courtroom. attorneys for wesley brownlee argued media coverage of the case is hurting his right to a fair trial and are asking the judge for a gag order. they argued law enforcement as depicted brownlee in the media. as being guilty for the serial killings before his trial even gets underway. i'm not asking to keep the media out of the courtroom. i'm asking to prevent people like miss tory berber salazar, c

. >> well, i apprenticed as a joiner or a carpenter, yet, i'm not doing those things so much here and, yay, i did not complete my apprenticeship either. so here, it is rather illegal to ply a trade for your own profit, so it is only-- i do these things when there's a need for, or for the common or for the principal men or for myself or good yet beyond that, it's not something we're doing over much here. there are other men who know a bit of joinery as well. >> were you accepted? >> there's a part of me that fears that the persons here, they see me much as the natives did, that i've had my manhood stripped of me and so i must regain it by laboring and that's what i'm going to do. so i appreciate and i'm grateful for my friends here, and what they have done for me, welcoming into their community with rather open arms, yet i fear i will never truly feel a part of them. i always will, i fear, feel a bit outside of the community. why didn't you go back to england? >> well, i saw what families had here and that made me rather hopeful for what i could achieve here and there is work to be had

it was only two candidates running for district four city council member and i did reach out to joiners opponent but still have not heard back reporting live in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news in los angeles over the weekend, a group of people put up anti semitic banners and gave a salute on an overpass. one of the signs reference kanye west, who has made a number of anti semitic remarks in recent weeks. boxes laura diaz as the story 99 year old joseph alexander has been through the worst, and he has the numbers tattooed on his forearm to prove it. but the latest hatred spewing from kanye west and the protests over the weekend, along with hateful flyers, handed out on the west side have opened up old wounds would never believe. after the holocaust. that we still would go on. with this. and they're semitism. joseph it's not enough that kanye, known as ye has been dropped by his powerful agents at a it's not enough to clothing designer balenciaga has severed ties with the rapper. he wants people to get informed, so history does not repeat itself. this how it germany, whi

hold on like on the situation in kosovo, the rights and the lives of people in our illinois joiner's ambrosia, are indeed being threatened today, shortly, shooting protection to them, giving them certain g. i'm in there. if you check can only be done. so we have very clear legal status of this reach as an exception to the russian federation. as was the case in 2014 with the saved of the people in the crimea mobile hook, i reckoned with, you're going to say sions and reprisals by key applying. that is why we undertook that step one jude. how outraged our opponents will be by it. and today is the for brand roman. what do you bring a nationalist has even serious is one of the here regime is being supplied with western weapons. everyone's were day fund of a keep using them against those residential areas. which number used to be reached by the ukrainian armed forces? there is also tara tara, against the civilians, by the ukrainian regime, against those whom they call little abrasion. that's the key of fighters openly admitting this to the west of madison media. and they proposed and gloa

>> i apprenticed as a joiner or as a carpenter, yet i'm not doing those things so much here and i did not complete my apprenticeship so here, it is rather illegal to apply trade for your own profit. so, i do these things when it is needful for the common or for the principal men or for myself or perhaps a, -- beyond that, it is not something we are going much here. there are other men. >> were you accepted into new plymouth? >> there is a part of me that fears that there are persons here that see me much as the natives did. that i have had my manhood stripped of me and, so i must regain it by laboring. that is what i plan to do. so, i appreciate and i am grateful for my friends here, and what they have done for me, welcoming me into their community with rather open arms yet, i fear i will never truly feel a part of them. i always feel a bit outside of the community. >> why didn't you go back to england? >> well, i saw what families had here, and it made me rather hopeful for what i could achieve here. there is work to be had, whereas back in england, i would be but a burden on my fami

it's truly important that real joiners, do the job be courageous enough. go out there and spread the truth because at the end we just want peace. kiev is ready to hand over full control of its intended russian targets to the united states in exchange for a new batch of long range rocket systems. according to a fan and report, ukraine is trying to overcome the by ministrations resistance to providing army tactical missiles systems. rockets that can reach targets at around 300 kilometers . that's nearly 4 times the range of the americans supplied high mars rocket system . while washington claims it doesn't want to escalate the conflict and ukraine. u. s. secretary of state antony blanket says key. i can use western weapons to target the 4 regions which voted overwhelmingly to join the russian federation. ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the church where we, that has been illegally seized one way or another by russian former us marine corps intelligence officer. scott ritter says that washington

for oakland city council district four candidate nina joiner.r says three banners were ripped down in the early morning hours of october. 20th. it just feels harmful. it feels you know that you don't know who this person is. they could be watching you. they can be stalking you. i've had stalkers before. and so that feeling of insecurity around what's happening. joyner reported the incident and the license plate number of the suspect to police time now. 5 33 lauren taylor, candidate for mayor of oakland, gives us details about his plan to deal with public safety problems in oakland, taylor released at 10 point plan that he says will make oakland neighborhood safer. it includes increasing police staff levels by about 100 officers to at least 745, also doubling the investment in crime prevention and deterrence programs. increasing the capacity of community based mental health program. oops. these solutions that we have have been cultivated from conversations with community members with our law enforcement officers, not just the chief, uh, and the e

incoming president's primary to us, should be to promote unity within the national origin of the joiner. brazil society is really divided. now the elections were tense and the margin is very small. taking into consideration that a 120000000 people were voting, the incoming president has a huge task. now, to reconcile these 2 huge groups over the past 4 years, about 10000000 people have become poorer, have crossed the income poverty line. the president must get people out of poverty . but to accomplish this task, unity must be achieved. the previous government turned out to be mismanaging leaders. for example, 700000 people died from corona virus. half of these people could have been saved. effect scenes had been purchased before was too late. russia even offered vaccines, but the government dragged its feet until it was too late. after louis victory, we can expect to positive reaction from the international community. i think international relations will improve. we have had bad relations in south america, but now everything seems better. i think relations with the european union, china

. >> tucker: joiner and holder committed crimes against the country unlike you.ated on contempt charges. do you think they are ashamed? do they see the double standard? has either reached out to you on a human level. >> [laughing]. no. as you know the city is so partisan. holder is the hatchet man for obama. i would not want them to. this is an unbridgeable gap. you have the republicans and the maga forces on one side and the radical democrats on the other. this is not rule of law. it's like a banana republic. you can't compromise. there is no substitute for victory. we have to win on the 8th and the new congress has to enforce the rule of law. start serious investigations, tucker, and after those investigations start bringing articles of impeachment and throw these bums out like mayorkas or garland. who knows where it ends. >> tucker: steve bannon. you don't seem worried. you are a brave man. i appreciate you coming on. >> not worried. >> tucker: it's looking like musk will succeed in buying twitter. a problem for the biden administration because musk promised t

i talked at more length to richard tedeschi, who's one of the joiners of the term who, has a a i a support center. i a therapy center for veterans. so, you know, kind of classic post-traumatic people and he fosters post-traumatic growth in them by eliciting from them the stories of their which is, you know, pretty typical in trauma therapy and moving them toward service to others. so part of the gratitude comes from helping other people were possibly in similar situations. one of the other things that i read recently that some districts are using the covid funding to hire teenagers. so a lot of the kids left school. they left school for like fast food jobs because the fast food restaurants are open in high schools were closed. and so now they're hiring those students in hiring them to tutor younger students. and this is a classic example of service where they can say, well, i lost the school time. this kid also lost the school time. i to help make it up for them. and we bring them back in with that sense of mission. so so yeah, i mean, as simple as kind of telling the story and talking abo

joining me in a fox business i collusive matt joiner in a florida citrus exclusive with a trade organization representing the state's citrus industry. first, sir, can you tell us what you are hearing from the farmers? what do the crops look like and is there anything that's been saved? >> sure, liz. well, thanks for having me and, yes, we took a devastating blow from hurricane ian. there's no doubt about it. the industry is struggling really to get their arms around the damage assessments in some instances because along with a significant wind storm, obviously the hurricane brings, and we had a significant weather event and our producers are not even able to get to their properties to properly assess what the outcome of this storm is going to mean for their operations, but we're hearing from some of the hard especially impacted areas up to 80% and maybe even higher, fruit loss, quite a bit of tree damage and this one will have a significant impact in my of the hardest -- many of the hardest hit areas. liz: sounds like there's impact not just to the output of the crops that you would expect o

into vending machines into $340,000 in earnings just last year. 31-year-old entrepreneur, owner of joinerall fast nated by your story. tell us, tell us how this got started. what made you decide to go into vending machines, how did you make it work? >> actually had a friend who was playing basketball and he saw a woman taking cash out after vending machine and it kind of sparked an idea. so it was something that he presented to me down the line. i thought about getting into it as a side hustle. i didn't imagine it being as successful as it is today. will: what is the investment? what is the cost to buy a vending machine? >> well, many people buy, i recommend, for a smaller vendors getting started out to do refurbished machines. that may cost about $1500 per machine. so if you have to do two, recommend people have about 3500 to $5000 for a little bit of wiggle room. will: what do you put in your vending machines? >> typically i put in traditional soda, snacks, different kind of candies, chips. in some instances we might put in food items like small pasta dinners, rahm men, different things

my grandfather was a carpenter my father was a carpenter and joiner.rge family of seven children, my father died 10 years old. i had my moms piled up a lot of responsibility worked. we are children of children of other fathers completely family. and you don't have a folder without a father. it was very hard, there was no one to say that you are a son. they don't do that. often there was not enough advice of instructions. i always say, don't forget parents without parents. you live in a draft, during life you need to appreciate, as long as they are alive, return them to me everything back. he offered to marry me by the hand caught on and did not let go, fate hears, and the first wife is correct. mikhail had such a difficult situation that he was about to fight. in the airborne forces, they threw us into whom afghanistan they told us, you are defending the southern borders of our motherland, so the war can all end and return, then to normal life in civilian life. they were just drunk . it's something you don't want to experience to go through. you have t

moment someone tore down a large campaign sign for oakland city council district candidate and then a joinerers were ripped down in the early morning hours of october. 20th. joyner says. it's not clear who would do this or why. it just feels harmful. it feels you know that you don't know who this person is. they could be watching you. they can be stalking you. i've had stalkers before. and so that feeling of insecurity around what's happening. join a reported the incident and the license plate number of the suspect to police and we're getting more details from a candidate for mayor of oakland on his plan to improve public safety amid rising concerns about violent crime. councilman lauren taylor released his 10 point plan, which calls for adding about 100 more officers to the oakland police department to bring staffing to at least 745. he also wants to double the city's investment in crime prevention and deterrence programs and increase the capacity of community based mental health programs. these solutions that we have have been cultivated from conversations with community members with our l

given what you say then, joiner, is it possible she may not survive? could there be plotting going on as we speak? this is a part of the conservative party that has just come through an absolutely bruising leadership campaign for several weeks during the some of the distrust of course one nobody will want to hurry back to that least of all the public. and remember, of course we, as we saw with boris johnson, it is not easy to get rid of a prime minister even for a party that has managed to get rid of its previous 3. but there is one fundamental consideration to bear in mind here the opposition labor party surging in the poles, hitting sometimes 30 percent ahead of the conservative party. this trust is not popular with her own and peace. she had only the support of 30 percent of peace in their senior members of her party now, who are openly accusing her, trashing the parties, fundamental reputation for economic management and fiscal discipline and leading them down the path to electoral defeat. and that is nowhere that any serving m p wants to go. and s

when is a joiner who has commit very much from traditional crossed fields. their perspectives were kind of greeted according to those backgrounds. the two would come in from crafts and construction had seen what they'd seen about gender bias and can she really do that hands on kind of job. those who are younger and had come in from academic areas released not as much more balanced. what was surprising to me was their concern was not so much about their -- but they were encountering as women in the field, but with a size the field of preservation in general being really struggling with the issue of finding people who could do the actual work. the trades, the crafts, the conservation, the rebuilding things. that, for them, was but the real question was. how do we bring more people? more women, but more people in general, into doing preservation? >> my specific role, if i can speak to my role as an archivist and the state archivist of maryland. and i have great authority to choose what is kept in perpetuity. it's a huge responsibility. a lot of that is written

one is a project manager who's come in from the construction fields one is a joiner who's come in very much from traditional crafts fields, and their perspectives were were kind of graded really according to those backgrounds. the two would come in from crafts and constructions had seen a bit more of what they saw of gender bias and harassment and can she really do that? kind of hands-on job those who were younger and were coming in from academic areas really saw it as much more balanced. what was surprising to me was their concern was not so much about their what they were encountering as women in the field, but what they us the field of preservation in general being really struggling with the issue of finding people who can do the actual work the trades the crafts the conservation the rebuilding things and that was what was for them was the real question is, how do we bring more people more women but more people in general into doing preservation. you know my specific role if i can just speak to my role as an archivist. i'm the state archivist of maryland and i have great authority t