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be it the curator of the academic group.udents to get to know our country, we hold events with the participation of not only foreign students, but also belarusian students, in order to socialize our students in the belarusian society. in my second year, i was engaged in a competition and a concert, and this one, i thought, only study is not. e study together. we need a creative number , too. student life, which, and i will remember this parade. after he takes you somewhere when i start, while doing this competition and concerts i found friends from different countries john's friends. you let's tank, i'll forget the food, for this our team is called. we've already been doing. uh, about 6 years old and our group is called because it's a flower that grows on young people. and we often use them, as he promised in the dance. i really like to dance. and i feel very happy and when all together, uh population, there we dance and see that our friends and everyone see us and, well, this is a very good place, you know, so i really like

be it the curator of the academic group. we all help students to get to know our country.n event with the participation of not only foreign students, but also belarusian students, in order to socialize our students in the belarusian society. the special status of strategic interaction and the sharing of advantageous geography to enter new markets belarus and tajikistan have begun moving along an updated road map in the next 5 years must fulfill 38 points of the roadmap. among them are mechanical engineering processing joint production. supply of food equipment. the first unmanned tractor showed mtz the novelty was presented at the agricultural show, 2022 the belarusian drone can clearly perform all the tasks of the operator, which are transmitted remotely via cellular communication or on removable media the ministry of education of belarus has developed a new rule for the introductory campaign testing. instead, two centralized exams, a third entrance test, a profile exam, is introduced separately at the university itself, the belarusian breed of horses is being revived in

the strike for thousands of uc academic workers. the group's union now calling for all elected officials to cancel any speaking engagements or events at uc campuses out of respect for the picket lines. doctors are also calling for higher wages at hospitals in the uc system holding a unity break today. our conference rob nesbitt asked positions about what they want to see their next contract and joins us now live from the newsroom with what they had to say. rob. the doctors are not on strike yet, but they did stop work for about a half an hour today to fight for what they call a fair contract. >> uc campuses across the state have been the site of signs chance and megaphone. what do we wednesday was no exception at the mission bay conference center courtyard at ucsf where unionize resident physicians stock to work in the afternoon to demand fair pay and benefits. doctor kelli butler is a second-year resident ucsf and says she's a month away from a student loan repayment. she can't afford very real reality that people can't afford to park it work.

it is day 3 of a strike for thousands of uc academic employees. the group's union is now calling on all elected officials to cancel any speaking engagements or events at uc campuses. out of respect for the picket lines. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan that doctors are also calling for higher wages that hospitals in the uc system they held what they called a unity break today. kron four's rob nesbitt asked the doctors about what they want to see in the next contract to rob us live in the newsroom. rob. >> catherine, the doctors are not on strike yet, but they did stop work for about a half an hour today to fight for what they call a fair contract. >> uc campuses across the state have been the site of signs chance and megaphone. what do we wednesday was no exception at the mission bay conference center courtyard at ucsf where unionize resident physicians stopped work in the afternoon to demand fair pay and benefits. doctor kelli butler is a second-year resident at ucsf and says she's a month away from a stu

the capital and radii in structure of the belarusian radio works as an association of musical groups. academic choir. symphony orchestra, he folk music ensemble november 15, the newspaper celebrated its 75th anniversary. an artist of belarus, an honorary citizen of the city of minsk , a singer who is called the knight of the microphone anatoly yermolenko, he was born in gomel, service in the army in the song and dance ensemble of the baku military district helped determine his profession. he sang along with muslim magomayev himself, after demobilization, the talented artist was invited as a soloist in he sang the gomel philharmonic in a souvenir group, where anatoly ivanovich's colleagues were alexander gradsky and alexander buinov, paradoxically, but when ermolenko studied at a music school in vocals, he was slapped with a triple. at the same time, in the early seventies, the syabry ensemble sounded for the first time, which was destined to become the musical brand of belarus in 1974. at the first all-belarusian competition of variety artists, held within the framework of. yarmolenko performe

it is day 3 of a strike for thousands of uc academic employees. the group'snion now calling on all elected officials to cancel any speaking engagements or events at uc campuses out of respect for the picket lines. >> doctors are now also calling for higher wages at the hospitals in the uc system and they held what they called a unity break today. kron four's rob nesbitt ask the doctors about what they want to see in their next contract. >> the doctors are not on strike yet, but they did stop work for about a half an hour today to fight for what they call a fair contract. >> uc campuses across the state have been the site of signs chance and megaphone. are we wednesday was no exception at the mission bay conference center courtyard at ucsf where unionize resident physicians stopped work in the afternoon to demand fair pay and benefits. doctor kelli butler is a second-year resident at ucsf and saysy she's a month away from a student loan repayment. she can't afford very real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on th

. >> today was day 3 of a strike for thousands of uc academic workers. the group'snion is now calling on all elected officials to cancel events. they have scheduled the uc campuses out of respect for the picket line. and today doctors showing their solidarity with the workers holding what they called. >> unity break. our kron four's. rob nesbitt has the story. >> the doctors are not on strike yet, but they did stop work for about a half an hour today to fight for what they call a fair contract. uc campuses across the state have been the site of signs chance and megaphone. are we wednesday was no exception at the mission bay conference center courtyard at ucsf. >> where unionize, resident physicians stopped work in the afternoon to demand fair pay and benefits. doctor kelli butler is a second-year resident at ucsf and says she's a month away from a student loan repayment. she can't afford very real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on their table. people can't afford to solicit childcare because they're working 80 hours

. >> well, it is day 4 of a strike for thousands of uc academic workers. the group's is now calling on all elected officials to cancel events at uc campuses out of respect for the picket line and wednesday, doctors show their solidarity with these workers holding what they called a unity break. kron four's rob nesbitt has the story. >> uc campuses across the state have been the site of signs chance and megaphone. what are we wednesday was no exception at the mission bay conference center courtyard at ucsf where unionize resident physicians stock work in the afternoon to demand fair pay and benefits. doctor kelli butler is a second-year resident ucsf and says she's a month away from a student loan repayment. she can't afford very real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on their table. people can't afford to solicit childcare because they're working 80 hours a week and they can't take care of their own kids. doctor butler is one of 5,000 doctors who have been in contract negotiations for the last 9 months with ucsf. >> the

capital and radii fm in the structure of belarusian radio operates as an association musical groups. academicer 15 marked the 75th anniversary.

. >> that involves thousands of uc academic workers. the group'snion is calling on all elected officials not to cancel any events or plans they might have had uc campuses and respect the picket lines. that's there at ucsf, for instance, using ai unionized resident physicians actually stop working in the afternoon to show their solidarity with the workers out on the picket lines holding what they called a unity break to demand better pay more fair conditions. doctor kelli butler spoke with us. she's one of 5,000 doctors who've been in contract negotiations for the last 9 months. now with ucsf. and she says about a month from now, she's got a student loan repayment. let's do it. you can't afford to pay it. >> real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on their table. people can't afford solicit childcare because they're working 80 hours a week and they can't take care of their own kids. >> you know, doctors at uc davis and ucla hospitals also walked off the job wednesday. all of them getting the support of

and today is day 4 of a strike for thousands of uc academic workers. the group'sn is now calling on all elected officials to cancel whatever events they may have had uc campuses and respect the picket lines at ucsf, unionized resident physicians also stop working in the afternoon to show their solidarity with the striking workers they held what they're calling a unity break to demand. fair pay and benefits. doctor kelli butler is one of the 5,000 doctors who've been in contract negotiations for the last 9 months with ucsf and says that she's a month away from a student loan payment. but you can't afford. >> real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on their table. people can't afford to solicit childcare because they're working 80 hours a week and they can't take care of their own kids. >> and doctors at uc davis and ucla hospitals also walked off the job wednesday. all of them getting the support of senator scott wiener. kron 4 reached out to both. you see and ucsf for comment. you see responded in regards to the 50,00

academic researchers and postdocs callers. and it comes about 15 days after they first started walking the line. yeah, but the strike is far from over. there are still groups of workers who didn't make a deal yet conference. dan kerman has the latest on that. >> it's been 2 weeks since postdoc scholars, academic and grad student researchers. >> and teaching assistants and tutors walked out of classrooms and research labs and on to the picket lines at ucsf and uc campuses across the state to demand a contract that pays a livable wage, a wage that covers more than just rent. a lot of us are making many sacrifices to be here and the pursuit of science for public. good progressing societal benefit and >> do >> a lot of our been put in the back seat for a long, long time. and now it's at the point where we can actually a demand. what is what we are needs in order to survive in this, you know, damage here in and san francisco tuesday, the university reached a tentative agreement. >> with postdoc scholars and academic researchers which comprise 2 of the 4 bargaining units which will see salaries increase anywhere from 20% to 57%. i think it makes affordability a

university and academic researchers. >> as well as postdoc scholars comes 15 days after workers walked off the job demanding better pay. however, the strike isn't over. there are still other groupsers that have not yet reached a deal. and we have kron four's dan kerman to explain it all. >> it's been 2 weeks since postdoc scholars, academic and grad student researchers and teaching assistants and tutors walked out of classrooms and research labs and and the the picket lines at ucsf and uc campuses across the state to demand a contract that pays a livable wage, a wage that covers more than just rent. a lot of us are making many sacrifices to be here and in pursuit of science for public. good progressing, societal benefit and >> do >> a lot of our been put in the back seat for a long, long time. and now it's at the point where we can actually a demand. what is what we truth really are needs in order to survive in this, you know, damage here in and san francisco tuesday, the university reached a tentative agreement. >> with postdoc scholars and academic researchers which comprise 2 of the 4 bargaining units which will see salaries increase anywhere from 20% to 57%. i think it makes

and a tentative agreement has been reached between uc leaders and a couple of groups of academic workers have been on strike for about 3 weeks now. we'll tell you what the update is this morning. >> and today is going to be a dry one, but you can see the rain and the snow to the north of us that that's going make its way our direction tomorrow. in the meantime, outside capitalize on what will be our clear skies today before we have a wet start to december 2 forecast ahead. >> and we're back at 9.14 talking about the weather here at the quarter hour. and right now we're enjoying beautiful, sunny conditions. a little on the chilly side, but its dry so great to get around and be outside to be different story tomorrow. that's what we've got, john here giving us the early warning. hey, john, yeah, quite the change tomorrow, james. we're going to work our way from the sunshine and the cold to the rain in the cold. so today is a much better option for getting out there. i know it is chilly, but compared to tomorrow, much more inviting san jose sitting under all the sunshine you could ever what

on the kron, 4 morning news, a tentative agreement has been reached between uc leaders and groups of academic workers as they reach week 3 of their strike. plus, congress has until the end of the year to take on current legislation's on the mind of lawmakers before the power of congress is divided. we're going to talk about the key issues being discussed and rain and snow on the way right now. it's well to the north of us up in the pacific northwest. but the system about to be dropping down our direction. >> i'll let you know what that means for tomorrow's forecast. still to come. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. new retinol overnight means the smoothing benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. diminishes wrinkled skin in just ♪wo days. rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's why comcast busin

. >> and it is day 4 of a strike of thousands of uc academic workers. yeah, the group'sunion >> is now calling on all elected officials to cancel events at uc campuses out of respect for the picket lines. fact at ucsf unionized president physicians stopped a resident physicians stop work in the afternoon to show their solidarity and support for the workers holding what they called a unity break to demand. fair pay and benefits. doctor kelli butler is one of the 5,000 doctors who has been in contact or contract negotiations for the last 9 months with ucsf and says that she's a month away from a student loan repayment that you just can't afford. >> real reality that people can't afford to park it work. people can't afford to put food on their table. people can't afford to solicit childcare because they're working 80 hours a week and they can't take care of their own kids. >> doctors at uc davis and ucla hospitals also walked off the job wednesday. all of them getting the support of senator scott wiener. kron 4 reached out to both. you see and ucsf for comment. you see resp

absence and driven off-campus, condemned by committee called diversity equity and inclusion group, and effectively academic career was ruined. so since thenn i've been writin, i have written springtime for snowflakes coming which is a memoir that treats my journey through the b academic left and back out. and then another book called google archipelago, which treats the same sort of ideology as it permeates big tech, and have big tech and why big tech is a leftist or their taurean outfit cartel, , really, is what it is. and then the next book was beyond woke in which i treat all of the subjects from big tech -- on dealing with the j social justice ideology and all of its permutations. and then finally "thought criminal" is a novel, and that novel treats, it's based on the premise of a neuroscientist who has come up with a theory about a virus, and he thinks that the virus is actually being perpetrated either state, and that it has a function which is to connect the neurons of the neo cortex of the various subjects to this massive database and processing system called collective mind, and there's a vaccine

i don't know about you, but i would call a student group beginning with a small grant for an academic conference and growing into one of the most influential organizations in the united states promoting the constitution and the rule of law , an organizational example of the american dream. may god bless america and may god bless the federalist society . enjoy the food. [applause]

i would stop -- call a student group starting with a grant for an academic conference and grown to one of the most influential organizations in the u.s., permitting the constitution and to the rule of law and organizational example of the american dream. may god bless america, and may god bless this federalist society. enjoy the food. [laughter] [applause] c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more. including cox. >> coming up tomorrow on c-span. life at 11 a.m., first lady jill biden joins kamala harris and second gentleman doug emhoff at arlington national cemetery for the national veterans day observance. at 1 p.m., the vietnam veterans memorial fund holds its 2022 veterans day ceremony to mark the 40th in verse three of the dedication of the vietnam veterans memorial. at 4:30 p.m., liz cheney speaks about her time in congress, the future of the gop and what is next for her as she finishes out her term. u will find our live coverage streaming at c-span.org, or on c-span now, our free video app. >> sunday on q and a. former boston glob

i don't know about you but i would call a student group beginning with a small grant for an academic content and growing into one of the most influential organizations in the united states, promoting the constitution and rule of law, with the american dream. may god bless america. may god bless the federalist society. enjoy the food. [applause] ♪♪ >> here is looat live coverage today. on c-span the house is back at 10 am eastern for general speeches followed by legislative business at noon. members are finishing work on a bill that prohibits the use of nondisosure agreements in cases of sexual assault and harassment. at 10 am on c-span2, officials face questions from house oversight and reform subcommittee about rc sexual abuse allegations which at one:45he senate returns to vote on whether to receive with the house passed bill that protects same-sex marriage under federal law. on c-span 3 at 10 a.m. the house rules committee los at representation for the cherokeeatn by seating delegates in congress. u.s. postal service officials discuss preparations for the holiday season before hou

professional group of a dance song ensemble , this began the history of the oldest choir group of our country, the state academicefforts of the screen, well-known composers took up choral arrangements of belarusian folk songs. nikolai ladov, anatoly bogatyrev evgeny tikotsky and many others, and the popularity of the choir . he says that the geography of the tour routes festivals in germany spain italy austria france participation in the cultural program of the olympic games in barcelona the state academic choir chapel of the republic of belarus named after the screen, the winner of the grand prix of the international festival of church music in poland tomorrow november 5 will celebrate birthday people's artist of belarus igor alovnikov, he was born in minsk in a family of musicians father vladimir olovnikov people's artist of the bssr composer author of the music of the song about minsk, which became the anthem of the belarusian capital, igor's first performance with the orchestra took place at the age of 11, and at 17 he is already a laureate at three piano competitions, the performer performs solo piano organ

i don't know about you, but i would call a student group beginning with a small grant for an academic conference and growing into one of the most influential organizations in the united states promoting the constitution and the rule of law , an organizational example of the american dream. may god bless america and may god bless the federalist society . enjoy the food. [applause] >>ew more u.s. house races have been called to the associated rest. l in new mexico, gave a vasquez has defeated at the incumbe republican. the district serves the southern half of the state extending to the u.s./mexico bde in montana, ryan zinke has been nominated. he previously served in the u.s. house from 2015 to 2017 before leaving to serve as interior secretary in the trump administration. you can check the latestumrs as they change by going to our website, c-span.org/election. the bureau of labor statistics reports consumer prices rose .4% in october and 7.7% over the last year, lower than what economists werexpecting. prices drop for medicare, use vehicles and apparel. the dow was up close to 1000 poi

lead g 7 group of economies, which i say g d p o, $45.00 trillion dollars, but a much smaller total population of around 775000000. we heard from an jury and information communication, academic who sees the north african country and tends to play a major role in the bricks grouping and also as emissions to curb. the unipolar world order promoted in the west was because of the position of him in the, in africa, as was in the word besides that, as you just mentioned, that we have so many port sharla. well, so surely the economy gets political don't show anything more than that because of the, the historical and the 40 because i'm the ideal where they should be read the sy in shop or that's come to the days of the dip. i'm gonna give you that we expect a lot more than that. i want to get them. i hit the ball and that is of the said, we want to have to get out of the stuff. and i want you to be to the what or do we want to have the voice, the voice. and that is, that is the one that i think we aspire to play a role within the brakes. and the brakes and such is that it's part of the union role that i'm getting is that the are not you baran to india and so much. and that was a 3rd

lead g 7 group of economies, which is a g d p, a $45.00 trillion dollars and a much smaller total population of around 775000000. we heard from the jury and information communication, academic who sees the north african country and tends to be a major role in the bricks group and also hasn't bishan to curb. the unipolar world order he sees is promoted by the width. what? because of the vision also in the, in africa as was in the word besides that. and he just mentioned that we have so many potential economy political going to study for them that because of the, the historical and the 40 because i feel like it should be read that china and russia are that come to the days of the defendant of julia therefore, we expect a lot more than that. i want to get the ball and that is of the i said, we want to how to get out. so i want you to be to be under what or do we want to have that voice that voice exert. and that is, that is the one that is looking for we aspire to play a role within the big and the brakes. and such is it's jillian girl that i'm getting is not for mara, baron to india, and i'm not sure what that is. of course we have the position that i offer i shot so so. busy

group of economies, which is a g d p. a $45.00 trillion dollars. a much smaller total population of by $775000000.00. we heard from algerian information communication, academic who sees the north african country, intends to play a major role in the breaks group. and also as a bishop, the curb. b, unipolar world order promoted by the west was because of the stuff you did for vision. also in the, in africa as what are in the world besides that, as you just mentioned, that we have so many potential as well. so surely the economy gets political don't show anything more than that because of the historical and the 40 because i feel like where they should be read the sy in a shop or that's come to the days of the or the funding for the for we expect the love and the more than that, i want to get the i hit the ball and that he said we want, we'll have to get out of the stuff and i want you to be to be there was one voice. this voice is the one that i think we aspire to play a role. we did the brakes and the brakes and such is that it's part of the union role that i'm getting is that the are not you for more balance in india and so much . and that was, that is that o

one group of academics showed the political stress index right now in the united states is at the highestels it has been since the civil war. doing the same thing over and over that we have been doing to try to fix this problem is not going to work. i think regardless of the results after the midterms, we will have to look long and hard not just at public safety reforms to protect members of congress but at major democracy reforms, rank choice voting and open primaries, to get more moderate public figures elected so we don't have people fanning the flames of this violent rhetoric. >> we also have to -- not that we don't do this here, us. ben collins had a really powerful point at this hour yesterday when he said that the differences, when steve scalise was shot, that violence was condemned by everyone across the ideological spectrum. now, when paul pelosi is attacked, brutally, to the point where he needed skull surgery, you have the leader of the republican party peddling conspiracies about it. you have marjorie taylor greene talking about activists in the media covering it up. i just wa

academic researchers. postdoc scholars comes just 15 days after workers walked off the job demandi.g better pay strike is not over stil group so workers could not make a deal yet. coffers. dan kerman has the latest on that. >> it's been 2 weeks since postdoc scholars, academic and grad student researchers and teaching assistants and tutors walked out of classrooms and research labs and and the the picket lines at ucsf and uc campuses across the state to demand a contract that pays a livable wage, a wage that covers more than just rent. a lot of us are making many sacrifices to be here and in pursuit of science for public. good progressing, societal benefit and >> do >> a lot of our been put in the back seat for a long, long time. and now it's at the point where we can actually a demand. what is what we are needs in order to survive in this, you know, damage here in and san francisco tuesday, the university reached a tentative agreement. >> with postdoc scholars and academic researchers which comprise 2 of the 4 bargaining units which will see salaries increase anywhere from 20% to 57%. i think it makes affordability a lot b

are more than a dozen such countries we heard from algeria and academic or says or the north african countries things. well, the bricks group helps to balance world affairs, particularly as many leaders around the world these days continue to talk about that of the emerging multi polar world war because of the vision in the, in africa was in the world. besides that, as you just mentioned, that we have so many potential economy political going to study phone chinese for them that because of the historical point, because i feel like it should be read the sy in our shop or that's come to the days of the day i'm going to give you that we expect a lot more than that. i want to put it the i hit the ball and then it says, the said we want to how to get out of the stuff. and you want you to be to the what or do we want for the 3rd, the 3rd voice. and that is, that is the one that i'm looking for. we aspire to play a role. we did the brakes and the brakes and such is it for the union role that i'm getting is the are not you for more background to india and so much. and that was, that is that of course we have the position that was a

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this includes hefty raises for researchers , and 5000 academics by next october. these are two of four groupsent workers walked off the job on november 14 over pay and benefits. union officials emphasize that both groups with the tentative agreements are still on strike in sympathy with the other two groups. >>> the senate vote is 61 to 36, in favor of the landmark, respect for marriage act. this ensures same-sex and interracial marriages are recognized in every state. that is a big thing here. the vote was bipartisan with several republicans joining democrats in approving the bill. this is one of several issues that democrats are trying to address before they lose the house majority next year. >>> let's take a live look at the santa clara senior center, we can take advantage of the warming center if you do not have the means to stay warm at home. there will be 11 other warming centers through santa clara county. you can check out the full list on the emergency management site. they will be open during the day and early evening hours. it will vary by location. mountain view has an overnight s

of the oldest choir group of our country, the state as a result of the efforts of the screen, well-known composers took up choral arrangements of belarusian folk songs of the academic choir chapel. nikolai ladov, anatoly bogatyrev evgeny tikotsky and many others, and the popularity of the choir . he says the geography of the tour routes festivals in germany spain italy austria france participation in the cultural program of the olympic games in barcelona the state academic choir chapel of the republic of belarus named after the screen winner of the grand prix of the international festival church music in poland breakfast on november 5 will celebrate the birthday of the people's artist of belarus igor alovnikov, he was born in minsk in a family of musicians father vladimir olovnikov, people's artist of the bssr , composer, author of the music of the song about minsk, which became the anthem of the belarusian capital. igor's first performance with an orchestra took place at the age of 11, and at 17 he is already a laureate of three piano competitions. the performer performs with solo piano organs programs in belarus russia germany spain in the uk japan china constant

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and in 1989, this unlikely grouping of two pop stars, an environmentalist and an academic imported norway's panda, which they used for civil disobedience. we've brought them back together to recreate that photo. now, the question is, can we all go down on our knees? did we do that as well? and they're using a modern day electric fiat. 33 years on, we want it exact. like that, yeah. 50, big smiles all around. they racked up fines, which they refused to pay until the car was impounded. did you feel like you were a rebel? i didn't feel i was entering into the role of a rebel, really. i realised that that's what it was, but it was just necessary. it was what we needed to do. and it made... ..just made every sense, you know? the original car was repeatedly bought back and more fines accrued, with an aim of embarrassing the government into taking electric vehicles seriously. the car was a symbolic thing, right? so, because there was only two seats and you guys drove it. and obviously, with morten there, it created also press, you know, it became visible. so it wasn't about necessarily embarrassin

the progress that we made with both stocks and academic researchers that we also make progress towards meeting our demands from the university site. the groups that reached a tentative agreement will remain in the picket lines until they can vote on that contract proposal. as for the other groups, they remain on the picket lines indefinitely. and so they can reach an agreement at ucsf. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> senate passed legislation cementing federal protections for same marriage. it is a historic step that follows months of bipartisan negotiations. senate puts the landmark bill just steps now away from becoming law. the respect for marriage act passed in a 61 to 36 vote with 12 republicans joining all democrats to advance the bill across the capitol complex. the measure required 60 votes to pass. the proposal puts into law protections for same marriages that were initially handed down by the supreme court in 2015 and that some fear could someday be in jeopardy after the high court overturned roe v wade this summer. state senator scott wiener tweeted about the vote. it reads in part huge step by the u.s. senate to protect marriage equa

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these people include a mix of academic researchers, grad and post grad students. they're all represented by four groups of the united auto workers union. those groups say one priority. is hoping to release some of its members from the high cost of living not just near berkeley but in the greater bay area. those at the bargaining table say they have made some progress in the ongoing conversations with you see, but they still haven't compromised on major items like pay and benefits for parents seeking relief from childcare. actually came to a tentative agreement on union access and union security to really critical articles for, you know, maintaining the long term health of our union. now. the university system says the negotiations will likely be solved with a third party arbitrator, its latest statement to ktvu says in part, we believe our offers a fair pay quality health and family friendly benefits. among other proposals are fair, reasonable and responsive to the union's concerns, and with finals just weeks away, students are a little nervous about how long this strike will last. some suspect if a co

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. >> and a formal letter the group gave the city 72 hours to resolve the illegal dumping. uc academic workers are on their 5th day of a strike calling for better pay and benefits. labor unions continuing to negotiate on behalf of employees at all uc campuses. the demands include transit and childcare reimbursements and a doubling of base pay. there's reportedly been an agreement on some issues in the talks. we'll continue throughout this weekend. >> governor newsom says the state has fully recovered all the jobs that were lost to the pandemic. he says california created more than 20% of the nation's jobs last month and says 8 out of 10 job sectors have added workers, including education and health services. biden administration is asking the supreme court to overturn a national injunction against since against its student loan cancellation program. the white house is arguing delaying, move the cancellation of billions of dollars in debt would leave borrowers and limbo. the president wants to give some borrowers of federally backed college loans as much as $20,000 and debt relief. but

the progress that we made with both stocks and academic researchers that we also make progress towards meeting our demands from the university site. the groups that reached a tentative agreement will remain in the picket lines until they can vote on that contract proposal. as for the other groups, they remain in the picket lines indefinitely. and so they can reach an agreement at ucsf. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> heavy snow in the sierra has triggered an avalanche watch through friday morning. the speeds very dangerous avalanche conditions may occur and travel in and near avalanche terrain is not recommended. the national weather service issued that was for the greater lake tahoe area. central sierra nevada mountains. so we would need to check in with the recent rodriguez. she's tracking the conditions and has the latest for embrace a yeah. that avalanche watch ken and pam going to start thursday morning through friday morning. and that's because we could see snow rates. >> 2 to 3 inches per hour, especially on thursday. >> that's when it's really set to peak most of this year with the highest peaks expected to get upwards of 3 feet of snow

academic researchers and postdocs scholars. and that comes about 15 days now since workers have been walking the picket line. i we've been saying this, but the strike is far from over. >> there's still some groupske a deal yet. we have kron four's dan kerman with the latest on that. it's been 2 weeks since postdoc scholars, academic and grad student researchers. >> and teaching assistants and tutors walked out of classrooms and research labs and and the the picket lines at ucsf and uc campuses across the state to demand a contract that pays a livable wage, a wage that covers more than just rent. a lot of us are making many sacrifices to be here and in pursuit of science for public. good progressing, societal benefit and >> do >> a lot of our been put in the back seat for a long, long time. and now it's at the point where we can actually a demand. what is what we are needs in order to survive in this, you know, damage here in and san francisco tuesday, the university reached a tentative agreement. >> with postdoc scholars and academic researchers which comprise 2 of the 4 bargaining units which will see salaries increase anywhere from 20% to 57%. i think it makes affordability a lot better here

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