really nice person picker how i it going? it is so tough.in after me all the time on tips, tips, tense. i asked her, we be happy if you had no taste and tips? she said what a great idea. i get my information from a ver smsmart waitress. that's better than spending millions of dollars. >> former president trump doubling th down a plane to end takes d ten down tips cutting a waitress who is part of plan. >> we we're we are joined now b. great to see you. >> good morning my great to see a. >> this speech date editing story, an interesting idea and elsewherealso reelsewhere parti to actual people, not just the donor class, and it is something that greatly impacts people living in the swing stat of nevada. so, what do you think of this idea? >> yeah, i mean, it's a great idea when it comes to reaching out to working-class people. at this point the democratic party had become the party of radical left fingers and also o idiots and high income people. we will begin to become the party out of the working ameri the average middle-class family picker

st: chip picker ringing -- pickering. gentlemen, thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> c-span brought to you as a ublic service. on the next "washington journal," west wing reports founder discusses the obama administrations response to russian air strikes in syria. the "christian science monitor," previews the house g.o.p. leadership elections and has the latest on the spending deadlines. and former russia intelligence officer for the national intelligence counsel looks at the russia's military actions in syria. join the conversation, ashington journal" live on c-span. >> this week, education secretary duncan unveiled a proposal that would divert incarceration costs to states willing to spend more money op teachers and school staff. this event occurred two days prior to secretary duncan announcing he will be stepping down at the end of the year. from the national press club. this is an hour. >> in addition to our guest, i want to welcome c-span and public

heba, like most of the jasmine pickers, is what's known as an independent picker, and works on a smallholderm. out of what she earns, she has to pay a third to the owner of the land that she picks flowers on. heba alone picked under a kilo of flowers overnight. but with the help of her children picking, she managed to deliver 1.5 kilos ofjasmine flowers to the collection point, leaving the family with roughly $1.50 for today's work. inflation in egypt is at an all—time high. the egyptian pound has depreciated by more than 50% since 2022. relatively, independent pickers are making less forjasmine than they have ever done before, and are living below the poverty line. at the start of every season, the price for a kilo ofjasmine flowers is set by the factory owners. the low price is the reason why heba has to take her children to work. but how many other families are forced to do the same? during the summer of 2023, the bbc filmed across this region. we spoke to many residents, and witnessed that at four different locations, a significant number of jasmine pickers were children under the age of

pickering where he allowed -- where he allowed pickering to use his license number. >> does tim kentre using his license number? >> yes, he does. >> here they are again, teamed up together. imagine that. they say birds of a feather, man. >> we've obtained knives, daggers. last week during an interview one of the employees picked up this machete and started walking towards our investigator with it. [ ping! ] [ ping! ping! ] that's why i use new tampax radiant. it helps keep my period invisible, combing tampax's best-ever leak protection with a revolutionary resealable wrapper so all they'll see is me. [ ping! ] ♪ hi. totally new, awesomely-invisible tampax radiant. check out the whole radiant collection. >>> investigators say homeowners get into trouble because they rarely ask contractors to prove they're qualified before they write big checks. >> people put more time into looking up tv listings to watch a program on tv than they do looking at the information on a contractor that they're going to turn thousands of dollars over to for work. they need to do their homework. >> that means

pickering where he allowed -- where he allowed pickering to use his license number. >> does tim kentre using his license number? >> yes, he does. >> here they are again, teamed up together. imagine that. they say birds of a feather, man. >> we've obtained knives, daggers. last week during an interview one of the employees picked up this machete and started walking towards our investigator with it. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the most legroom per dollar of any car in america. the all-new nissan versa sedan from $10,990. innovation upsized. innovation for all. >>> investigators say homeowners get into trouble because they rarely ask contractors to prove they're qualified before they write big checks. >> people put more time into looking up tv listings to watch a program on tv than they do looking at the information on a contractor that they're going to turn thousands of dollars over to for work. they need to do their homework. >> that means checking a contractor's background. nationwide, building or remodeling homes is big business with very little oversight. california is one of 19 states

heba's family is one of thousands of pickers that have to start work in the middle of the night. the pickers have to strain their eyes to find the flowers and fight through mosquitoes and pesticides, as they gather as much jasmine as possible. basmalla's eyes have started to cause her pain, and today her mother, heba, is taking herto egyptian jasmine blooms just after sunset. in order to catch the fragrance, the flower needs to be picked before it withers in the sun's heat. heba's family is one of thousands of pickers that have to start work in the middle of the night. the pickers have to strain their eyes to find the flowers and fight through mosquitoes and pesticides, as they gather as much jasmine as possible. the pickers have to strain their eyes to find the flowers and fight through mosquitoes and pesticides, as they gather as much jasmine as possible. basmalla's eyes have started to cause her pain, and today her mother, heba, is taking herto a doctor's appointment 30km away from her village. the doctor fees and medication were expensive, and heba the doctor fees and medicat

they have no idea picker it is almost like defining deviancy.nk it was in the 70s or the 80s when it was talked about where things aren't as ba because the real bad stuff is s much worse what we have in new york city now are people who ar painting on the and vandalizing police cars, and they also vandalizing the faÇade of buildings. nobody is being arrested for this. nobody is being taken in for this picker is just like they allowed this to happen, and so we are defining society down, w are defining our culture down, who are allowing people to be totally out of control for a ridiculous, nonsense lie. and that's what it is, it's a life. the same people, you can imagin this, is they are bidding a piÑata of both biden and netanyahu. they are raising the lgbtq flag next to the bidding of the piÑata, as though they are too stupid to know, if you're part of the community you're being pushed off the roof of the building so that you die picker and that's the reality of what' going on. there are people and every time they hit the piÑata the cheers got lo

>> pickering. >> he said pickering. i don't know -- >> pickering. >> i was, like who?he said it again. >> pickering. >> who is that? >> me. [ bleep ]. >> the exchange seems to be over. but pickering pulls over again to challenge middleton to a fight. >> i thought it was going too far. i couldn't understand it. >> i'm going to knock you out. >> you said who you are. >> through most of the argument, pickering seems oblivious to the fact that his comments and actions are being caught on camera. but once it is pointed out, the confrontation soon ends. >> i'll see you on youtube. yeah. >> that little thing. >> yeah. >> with that? >> yeah. youtube, all right. >> i wasn't sure if he was going to chase me a third time and stop me a third time. i looked over my shoulder and i can see him turning around, doing a three-point turn. he realized it is being filmed and he turned around. >> that evening, steve makes good on his promise to post the video. >> i'm pickering. >> i was hoping to go home and he would write his name to youtube and it would come up on youtube. and maybe that

of pickers this year.— pickers this year.the migrant i pickers this year. so if we i don't have the migrant workers, who will pick these strawberries? it who will pick these strawberries?- who will pick these strawberries? , ., , who will pick these strawberries? , strawberries? it is a very good question. _ strawberries? it is a very good question, victoria. _ question, victoria. the problem is that the government is kind of hoping that the british people will come to the rescue of the british shawbury sector but that is not happening. and what is very clear is that they are facing some major problems because they cannot get their crops picked —— strawberry. that is going to cause huge problems. it is a problem that has been exacerbated or caused actually in many ways by brexit. pickers who largely came from romania, bulgaria, poland, the so—called new member states of the european union came here because they could earn good money working in britain and picking fruit. britain is a great place to earn good money in actually

chief justice pickering, do your colleagues have any comments? >> i do not, but i invite any of my colleagues who wish to speak to do so. does anyone in carson city wish to speak? thank you. >> this is justice -- i would to commend the secretary of state and her office for the extraordinary work they did under very difficult circumstances. they are to be congratulated for carrying it out. an extraordinarily successful election. the turnout is incredible. >> thank you, justice. greatly appreciate those comments. >> chief, i also thank the secretary of state through an incredibly trying election to comply with new mandates from legislature and have it run as smooth as it is incredible. congratulations to you and the registrar voters rather counties in the state of nevada. on my colleagues, i want to congratulate chief justice pickering for her reelection. also, judge doug herndon was would like to congratulate him -- judge doug herndon was elected to the supreme court, and i would like to congratulate him for joining the supreme court in january. >

but as we walked through the fields, pickers told us how precarious a day can be for them - when they have to rely on there being enough good berries to pick. >> even with the small raise after the strike, it didn't seem like it was enough to help workers like they'd hoped. >> for everybody that thinks that farm worker is unskilled labor - they're wrong. i would challenge them to go to the fields for an hour and let's see if they can pick some strawberries. but the fact remains that the workers are some of the most marginal workers within mexico. >> miguel is a strawberry picker for berrymex. like the majority of farm workers here, he comes from oaxaca, one of mexico's poorest states. >> how was your day at work today, what'd you do? >> most of his money goes towards renting this small room and paying for food - and the rest is sent back home to his wife and family in oaxaca. >> does that make it seem like it's not worth it? >> what's the hardest part about living here? >> how long do you plan on doing this? >> berrymex has said that workers have the "opportunity" to make between 5 an

ronny pickering. >> and the song by briana, >> ronny pickering. >>> these videos are just because. this first juken video is of a guy opening a champagne bottle in his own unique way. >> you use a sword and try to take the top off and you look very cool in front of everybody. >> i hope that was a cheap bottle of champagne. hand. >> it did open. just not quite how it's supposed to happen. >> you're supposed to be able to drink it, not wear it. >> that didn't work out so well. maybe this guy using that golf club has better luck. >> i think he might need a wedge. i'm not sure he's got the right club selection. >> i have no idea how this is going to work. i can't hit a golf ball, never mind the precise spot to open a >> he takes a swing. >> it works. watch this, he perfectly uncould rks that thing, serves up the champagne. >> he looks like he knows what he's doing. >> that's a hole in one right there. >>> there's a series called "technically speaking," a lesson for all you daughters at home, be careful what you text because dad might lay his eyes on it. >> it's about to get real uncomf

this is incredibly impactful and pickering knew it. he thought for a highly other women's colleges and it was a lot of aggression against them, and he would say all you had to do is look at what these women are producing to understand the impact, if just people knew. they could see the contributions of their making to signs that people would understand the importance of women's colleges. >> and t add the context of time and what was going on in the world at this point when he is hiring the computers, we are still 40 years before women get the right to vote. that's just mind blowing. 40 years before women vote there's a room of 20 women at the harvard observatory doing physics. >> it's pretty incredible. i'd like to see the book that tells us how we went from there to what we were in like the '70s and early '80s. we are getting better but how did that happen? >> we will talk about that over wine upstairs. the next slide, please. try to keep my eye on the time. >> this is peru. this is the rudimentary first observatory. >> and next slide

pickering is very different. justice kagan: so you're saying that when a union collectively bargains, it's a matter of public concern but that if employees in their workplace, 10 or 20 of them, get together without the formal collective bargaining that a union does, that that's not a matter of public concern? general francisco: very much so, your honor, because when an individual employee is negotiating with his employer over his particular wage, that's a negotiation that's taking place between the employee and the employer. in the public sector collective bargaining context, it's taking place between a private third-party organization, a union, and the government in order to set the overall size, scope, and structure of government. justice kagan: well, that union is a representative of the employees and has been chosen to represent the employees so that the employees can better wield their power -- general francisco: right. and -- justice kagan: over terms and conditions of employment. so why should it matter --

let's talk about pickering himself? where's pickering himself. >> he was about 30 years old in this picture when he took over at the observatory. a physicist and that was kind of a scandal, why were they hiring a physicist in the observatory speemac, new how many years with you there? >> forty-two. >> it's interesting -- i was because he hired this woman in a compromise position as you say to be a maid. pickering, as i think about, i picture him as a feminist in some way. he could hypothesize about women breaking boundaries but if he simply saw the talent, he accepted it without any hesitation. is that a fair? >> yes. he hired women and encouraging the alumni of the women's colleges to work on their own and send the results to harvard for publication, to prove that higher education was a value. >> you've also looks a lot of history. >> he also encourage women to publish under their own name. if you are a computer working you are part of the bigger discovery that was being made he would encourage and push women to be in

his name is picker. his last name is picker. it makes every news story distracting. i'm nine years old times five. it's funny, his name is picker. when it comes to the pickle mr. picker put the president in, i think it is sort of worth letting it out, giggle through it. let that happen. acknowledge that it's funny. but then you do still have to kind of soberly grapple with the fact that this guy, mr. picker, has long been a really central part of donald trump's life and particularly mr. trump's carefully managed public image. during the presidential campaign, it became desperately unsubtle. it became impossible not to notice. could you not buy a quart of milk without being confronted with the relationship. because his media empire includes the "national enquirer." you can watch the progression of donald trump's quest for the presidency over the course of the covers of the "national enquirer." when it came to the end of the republican presidential primary where the last man standing against ted cruz standing against him was ted cruz, this was the "national enquirer" c

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why would pickering apply? we've never applied pickering to just a straight up free exercise claim. mr. katskee: no, but the court has made clear that is the mode of analysis for all first amendment claims. it has done it not just with free speech clause, but also with the petition clause by way of example. and to draw a different line would yield bizarre, impossible results. let me give a couple of examples of what that mean. suppose that an assistant district attorney objects to the da's request for the death penalty in a case, and so writes a letter to the editor complaining and calling the district attorney out for that. now, on mr. kennedy's test that would be a classic pickering example if it is a political view or a social view, it would be subject to strict scrutiny if the motivation for that same letter is religious. >> suppose that everything about this case is exactly the same as it was in reality, with this one difference. when coach kennedy went out to the center of the field on these two occasions, all he did was to waive a ukrainian flag. would you have fired him? mr.

chief justice pickering, do your colleagues have any comments? >> i do not but i invite any of my colleagues who wish to speak to do so. does anyone in carson city wish to speak? justice -- i would to commit the secretary of state and her office for the extort new work they did under very difficult circumstances. for are to be congratulated carrying it out. the turnout is incredible. thank you, justice. we appreciate those comments. i also think the secretary of state through an incredibly trying election. complying with new mandates from the legislature. running as smooth as it is incredible. you in theions to registrar voters rather counties in the state of nevada. on my colleagues, i want to congratulate chief justice pickering for her reelection. was, judge doug herndon elected to the supreme court and i would like to congratulate him for joining the supreme court in january. >> thank you, justice. >> may i ask a question? >> yes, of course. >> good morning, madam secretary of state. just a quick question. i'm sorry if you said this already.

big plastic creators like coca—cola owe those informal waste pickers a great deal.d. in return, the companies need to ensure waste pickers can earn enough to provide for theirfamilies. coke have their own recycling plant in kampala. it can process 250 million bottles each year. but coke told us that for the past three years, it has not run at capacity because they couldn't collect enough bottles. the questions for coca—cola on collection are, will they stump up the investment to make collection systems work, and how are they going to treat the waste pickers collecting that plastic? coca—cola say they're working to help waste pickers, who are often some of the most vulnerable people, and have developed tools to help understand their economic conditions. they say their goal to collect and recycle a bottle for every one they sell by 2030 is ambitious. coke's third and final pledge is to include 50% recycled plastic in their bottles as a global average. that means using much less so—called virgin plastic made directly from fossil fuels. let's look at the third commitmen

ambassador pickering it's a great honor to have you on the show thank you oxana well i don't know if you would agree with me but i think this year's russian clash over syria comes down not only to a difference of opinions or a difference of agendas but this significant expanded difference of diplomatic styles and the perception here in moscow is that. the united states sees russia as uncooperative simply because russia wouldn't submit to the ten american position but diplomacy or negotiations and as i'm sure you would know. is not about take it or leave it it's about give and take so my question to you is rather american diplomacy at this point of time is killed a quip and open to a dialogue a dialogue when it will treat russia any other country as equal i think oxana i would say in principle style plays a role but not the predominant role the predominant role is played by the positions of governments taken in their capitals often in response to domestic policy imperatives as well as foreign policy interests and to some extent helps to determine the differences in their approach i th

pickering: the pinion room is the men's withdrawing room.t's the place where after dinner, when the women went to the music room, the men would go into the drawing room. and you can just tell that it's masculine: the heavy wood, there was the bar in there, there's a fireplace in there. and then those who were athletically inclined could go next door into the billiard room and test themselves against mr. stanley's favorite sport. ward: ladies were allowed into the billiard room. they couldn't play pool, though. the ladies would have to come in and sit on the bench. pickering: well, the music room was very special. that was the place where mr. stanley installed the piano, the steinway grand piano that he bought for his wife flora and brought up here by wagon to grace the opening of the hotel in 1909. [ playing classical music ] man: the stanleys were musical. mr. stanley made violins, and he also composed. and they got the piano, of course, to fit in this grand space, because you needed a great piano for this classic hotel. pickering: every su

has been colorful of outright comical picker in a new hampshire district court judge during the jefferson administration as the distinct honor of being the first federal judge ever removed from office a federalist in a time republicanism he quickly ran afoul of president thomas jefferson and his democratic republican allies in congress after pickering made a series of erratic rulings that flouted the authority of the federal government the house of representatives decided to take action and so and you know three speaker of the house and then i'll make and slapped him with four articles of impeachment those articles accuse pickering of quote intending to defeat the just claims of the united states and disregarding the authority of the laws and wickedly meaning and intending to injure the revenues of the united states can quote also charge him with being a man of loose morals and intemperate habits who did appear on the bench of the said court for the administration of justice in the state of total intoxication reduced by the free and intemperate use of intoxicating liquors and did then and

again, an officer in a cherry picker.arlier, people were jumping off of this structure, at least two people. one we saw, let's show the video. look in the back part at the bottom. the bottom of your screen, right in the middle, you'll see the person do a dive, and they've got an inflatable behind there. you'll see the flash and here he goes. right there. boom. dives off. but dives off into an inflatable. we assume that jumper is okay. there were at least two that did the same thing. so live pictures now. let's go. athena jones. hey, athena, when did they erect this. this is mcpherson square park. did they erect this overnight? i would imagine to build something like this would take quite some time. police have told them to take it down, they said, no, they're not leaving. when did they put this up? >> reporter: they put it up overnight. we talked to several demonstrators here, they said it only took them about an hour. it's some sort of prefab construction, it's unclear sin we didn't see them do it overnight in the middle

pickering knew it. he thought very highly of the women's college and there was a lot of aggression against them. he would say all you have to do is look at what these women are producing to understand the impact. it people just knew they could see the contributions they were making to science of people would understand the importance of women's colleges. >> and to add to the context of time and was going on in the world at this point when he's hiring the computers comment still 40 years before women get the right to vote. that's just mind-blowing. 40 years before women vote there is a room of 20 women at the harvard observatory doing physics. script -- it's pretty incredible i would like to see where we went from there to where we were in the 70s and early 80s. how did that happen? >> that's a whole other story. bring up the next slide please. trying to keep my eye on the time. this is peru the first observatory near the town of arequipa. and that's at a later stage in the shadow of a volcano. they thou