delia often comes by the association.venteen years ago, she came to spain from paraguay to earn money for her family. her biggest burden is the separation from her children. her son was ten at the time, her daughter fifteen. i left my children in paraguay and now i'm here for other people's children. it hurts. i've missed a lot of things: my daughter's wedding, the birth of my four grandchildren, my father's death, all the things that keep a family together. delia gets help from the association psychologist. ana camargo thinks the extreme living situation of the internas is dangerous: there can be frustration and depression, even the loss of one's own identity. the boundaries between your private and working life are blurred. your privacy and personal development are determined by others. spanish authorities want to end the precarious situation; they've imposed contracts with minimum rest periods. a new decree now grants unemployment benefits to domestic workers. but in reality, domestic work is hard to monitor. family wa

delia often comes by the association.venteen years ago, she came to spain from paraguay to earn money for her family. her biggest burden is the separation from her children. her son was ten at the time, her daughter fifteen. i left my children in paraguay and now i'm here for other people's children. it hurts. i've missed a lot of things: my daughter's wedding, the birth of my four grandchildren, my father's death, all the things that keep a family together. delia gets help from the association psychologist. ana camargo thinks the extreme living situation of the internas is dangerous: there can be frustration and depression, even the loss of one's own identity. the boundaries between your private and working life are blurred. your privacy and personal development are determined by others. spanish authorities want to end the precarious situation; they've imposed contracts with minimum rest periods. a new decree now grants unemployment benefits to domestic workers. but in reality, domestic work is hard to monitor. family wa

coming up, democratic congressmember delia ramirez of chicago.s one of 18 members of the house who have signed a resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "from gaza, with love" by saint levant. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israeli tanks have reached the outskirts of gaza city after israel carried out its most intense bombardment of the besieged palestinian territory since october 7. gaza's health ministry says israeli attacks have killed more than 8300 palestinians, including nearly 3500 children. according to save the children, that is more children that have been killed in armed conflicts globally over the course of a whole year. the u.n. agency for palestine refugees, unwra, says desperate families broke into u.n. warehouses sunday, removing wheat and other humanitarian aid. unwra says it shows people in gaza have reached a breaking point. the u.n. agency serving palestinians says gazans have reached their breaking point after more than three wee

delia. you are leaning toward nikki haley. what do you like about her?el like as a woman we have some shared experiences. i know that i'm probably nothing like her but when i talk to her i feel like we have a lot in common. and i think that what her experience is perfect for the job. i think that a lot of times she comes off as the adult in the room. she is calm, she is comforting, she is saying the right things. and you know, i hope she does well. but i am also a caucus goer and keeping an open mind. i just really want to see a change at the top. >> bill: all right. they have to come and prove it to you is what i've learned from iowa. now, tim, you are a retired miner and you list your top issues, the economy, you are right in line with the rest of america on that. also border security and crime. explain why that matters. >> the economy affects us all. it has affected me and everyone in the united states with the inflation, the cost of living rising. i think the biden administration policies have had a direct impact on that. as far as the border goes, i

people like delia continue to be abused. for 6 days a week, 16 hours a day daily is filled into self at work for us with a cell phone. in this apartment in madrid, spain she takes care of the household and looks off to the children. she sleeps here too, but the 57 year old doesn't want to show us hovering. it's the only piece of privacy so, you know, when i read that the on the, they put me in a 2 by 3 me to basement room. okay. hold on. i don't have a window, then. it's the meaning is one of the sent to have to live like this. he said he didn't, even though you take care of it. first thing in the apartment walk around the clock, so you do your best. but still end up in a situation like the key and, and if people see on the cold in town us because they live in the household, they usually from latin america or the philippines. they do the groceries mind the children take care of the elderly. like here in the upscale neighborhoods of mentor, it is to give us so little feedback, every single cook and cleaning everything wrong.

the delia from latin america came to spain with a dream sending sufficient money back home to support her children. but her dream turned into a nightmare. she now works as an and turn not in madrid and turn as uh, work as what takes care of the household and live with their employers like a pairs. often they are without any papers such as a residence permit, which makes them even more vulnerable. the spanish government has introduced stricter laws bugs despite that. people like delia continue to be abused for 6 days a week, 16 hours a day daily is filled to self at work for us with a cell phone. in this apartment in madrid, spain she takes care of the household and looks off to the children. she sleeps here too, but the 57 year old doesn't want to show us hovering. it's the only piece of privacy so, you know, when i read that the on the, they put me in a 2 by 3 me to basement room. okay. hold on. i don't have a window, then. it's the meaning is one of the excess to have to live like this. even though you take care of it. first thing in the apartment, look around the clock, so you do y

dear delia, you brought so much romanticism and high vibration to us on the air that now we will listennd of song? this is my original song, i wrote the music myself, the words to this song were written by my sister yulia. bakhtieva, zanedin played the instruments, the arrangement was written by people’s artist of the republic of bozhkostan gezatulin, that is, this it was a team effort. we sang it for the first time in kazakhstan and of course we would love to perform it for you too, i went to the audience of bashkartastan and dilia. yuregimdin turanda, halykymdin rukhү. aldyn nazaketliudaryn kusleru, yerodom aldyn, well, comrades, i’ll tell you this is the bashkar manner of receiving guests, you’re just delya kyzym, i must say, kyzym, you’re just like a bird, rakhmet, thank you very much, and how do you feel about the fact that your music, of course , ideal for discos, even now somewhere like this where everyone is dancing, is this an insult to you? no, you know, it’s the other way around, very good, i would say, because based on traditional folklore, we make modern music , young peopl

and the delia waits while her mom collects a long awaited us visa. when the time's right, she also comes to leave. i mean, almost everyone is leaving. in the last 6, he is around talk to us sanctions have the honors academy looking billions of dollars here of state revenues. at the same time, the post capital generation of politicians seems shorts on ideas of being unable to leave the country out with these economic troubles. who do you think things would improve? hopelessness pervades emigration to being part of the cube of story for generations without trends accelerates incense upon them as a record number of cubans enterprises us last year i'm most young people, i speak to say they'd like to meet some people say that run into prison without boss, and yet if they can make it to the us, a 7 buddha, they have privileges, all the less than americans don't enjoy. so you'll go dig out on a movie for cuban arrives at the us mexico border and asks him why he wants to come to the u. s. the classic responses because i want for you to amend human rights. an

of climate disasters costing over a billion dollars from the devastating fires in maui to hurricane deliaand hurricane lee to rare tropical storm hillary in california, the catastrophic flooding in vermont and new york, the 31 straight days in phoenix that were over 110-degrees fahrenheit and that's just in the united states. usi could spin around the world and repeat and virtually every continent. over the past few months 98% of the people on the planet experience higher than normal temperatures. it was the hottest summer on record, july 4th perhaps honor of america's birthday was the hottest day ever recorded. but it may well be one of the coolers summers that we all experienced for the rest of our lives. the climate crisis is already here and we know what we need to do to create a livable future for ourselves and our children as the itcc, the un body of climate scientists say in the 2018 report on 1.5-degree celsius when they analyzed what was the difference between a world that was where global average temperatures were raised by 2-degrees which is what the world was trying to manage

coming up in our next hour, i will speak with congresswoman delia ramirez about the gop's dysfunctionalearch for speaker. about the letter that she and it doesn't over houston look at a congolese signed calling for an immediate cease fire of gaza. up next, the tragic stabbing of a synagogue president in michigan. and the search for the motive. the latest on the impending ground invasion of gaza, plus the stakes of play for israel, and prime minister netanyahu. also, after baking her third guilty plea and the -- house some georgia republicans aim to remove fani willis from her post. we'll be right back. ht back. (all) ♪ toooo youuuuu! ♪ (sean) i wish for the amazing new iphone 15 pro! (jason) sean! do you mean this one - the one with titanium? it's so light. don't touch it. maybe stealing wishes from the birthday boy is not your best plan -- switch to verizon and get iphone 15 pro on them. (sean) what!? (jason) yup, and on an amazing network (sean) and i don't have to ruin anymore birthday parties! (jason) yeah, that ship has sailed... let's go get you the iphone. here we go, come on hon

there's barley hops, tessa, delia. she's so many others. free adoptions will last until the end of october. they're trying to help ease the large cap population at the shelter. but if you do want a younger cast, you can still do that. but you'll have to pay that $120 adoption fee. so cute. all right, kyle, it is so hot out there. i hope everyone can kind of like enjoy it a little bit. i was like walking to my car in the parking lot. yeah, on, right? yeah. if you are a person that do sn't have any way to cool down right now, it's a little bit tough out there. also just want to mention that air quality obviously is an issue right now. it's going to be a little bit of an issue, but better tomorrow. >> and then a lot better. we head through the weekend. our heat advisory is still in effect until 11:00pm tonight. so got a little bit more to deal with the heat. these are the temperatures tomorrow. so take a deep breath. look at this and know that yes, tomorrow is cooler. looking after 60's in san francisco, 70's around the day and just a few low

the delia flyshaker memorial building was on the west side of the pool. it had locker rooms with a sun room and mini hospital. in 1995, a storm damaged one of the pipes that flowed to the ocean. maintenance was not met, and the pool had to close. in 1999, the pool was filled with sand and gravel. in 2000, the space became a spot for the san francisco zoo. these are some memories that many families remember swimming at flyshaker pool.

children to go and be themselves into down son and represent their their own culture by wearing their own delia thing to keep keep us connected to our ancestors and our cultural ways. >> i and going back to the day of the event that so tell us a bit about again when it's happening, where it's happening, logistics people should be planning in advance for sure. so it's going to be happening right in the heart of berkeley at center park, which is just one block west of downtown berkeley bart station. so >> it starts at about 11:00am. we'll start with the corps dancing, which which is a particular a dance featuring armed to that arm armed forces, veterans kind of dissipating that special down south. they do and then will kick off with a grand procession of all times, just kind of representing their regalia and their nations that they come from. and that will be just kind of like a grand procession, grand entry. we call and then this contest dancing off throughout the day. so we have different styles of dancing being featured there. and also we have some special dancers from spring said central amer

and delia smith did a whole recipe on how to boil an egg. >> she did. she yeah, she did.ah. i mean, the basics are important. i'm not sure that they carry it down like that. >> lovely . thank you both. we'll >> lovely. thank you both. we'll see little bit later on. see you a little bit later on. >> and coming up, more on the two course, two hostages, of course, released hamas . >> well, this is the scene live in the middle east a fortnight on from when the world watched hamas launch a barrage of missiles into israel . good missiles into israel. good morning to you. it's 7:00 on saturday. the 21st of october. today hamas has released now two american hostages for humanitarian reasons. >> that's according to a spokesman for the organisation . spokesman for the organisation. the pair have been reunited with family members in israel. now and the us president joe biden called them to say the white house would help them in their recovery . recovery. >> the idf vows that there will be no break in their attacks on gaza as bombards continue ahead of that likely ground invasion . o