athens? i teach great big surveys with 300 students in them, which is pretty i think i didn't do it before. so it's a song and dance and i like it and i teach to graduate classes also kind of generic us history ones and then more focused things on labor and immigration and have some upper level undergrad classes on labor. immigration and food and power how did you get interested? the intersection of labor and immigration? well, my first book was on migrant workers on the east coast of the us, which i tripped over actually trying to get a professor when i was in grad school to, sign a petition, and we were trying to raise grad students pay. we were paid $4,000 a year. so i was going door to door and george tindall's very famous southern said when did the migrants dream start on the east coast and i. i have no idea. why are you asking me? and he's and i've been asking this question for 15 years and nobody knows the answer. and i guess i thought, i'll go that i don't remember making the decision

well, we've we've been able so the united workers started in tennessee and athens of georgia and athenst campus that organized and they we've we've gotten a few things by with a lot of hard work so for example the graduate students a month before they had to pay for their health insurance they do every year the cost of getting health insurance for their dependents had gone up 370% that took some organizing there was big forum. there was a rally. there was the the angriest grad students. i think i've ever seen them. people were talking about having to go home, you know, go back to canada, go back to china, go back to wherever you came from. that you could get your you know, husband who had a heart attack treatment. it was it was really crisis. but through those efforts, we were able to get was not uga, but the state to roll back that increase to. so you get stuff done. i mean for most of most of us history, people did not have the right of collective bargaining. that's a 20th century phenomenon. but there were there was lots of organizing before that and all from slave revolts, miners st

according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record. we've temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average since 1960 and climate model to suggest that rainfall in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams. dozens are planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by the time the boat, will there be enough rain to fill the rest of the was jumpstart, off los altos, 0 utility, and central grease. whether it's nice that inside story is going to re examine and this has been a defining week and the us presidential election campaign. don't forget the website . of course you can get more and our coverage of the presidential campaign on the website. obviously don't, don't com on robotics and stay with us the the had a lot of that. let's look to each day. is it web bellanca is set to become a typhoon, often moving across japan's re, you cool islands. it's

according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record. we've temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average. since 1960 and climate model suggest that rainfall in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams, dozens of planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by the time that boots will there be enough rain to fill the rest of the was jumpstart off los alj, a 0 utility and central grease that's totally hit down from ty, phone yankee has risen to at least $262.00 with does i'm still missing, it's the most powerful storm to hit se asia, this ca triggering line slides in front, across the region on a be low reports to manila in the philippines. so it has been a long week for a se agents type of the tore through the regent with gale force winds. and torrential rates. and people in the vietnam have begun picking up the pieces in areas where floods h

according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record. we've temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average. since 1960 and climate model suggest that rain full in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams, dozens of planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by the time the boat will that be enough rain to fill the rest of the was jumpstart . awful us elders are either the key and central grease and walls have organization has granted as far as authorization for use of a vaccine against and fox. it says it's an important step towards fighting the virus. and i forgot, which has seen a resurgence of cases w h o has been criticized for declaring a global public house. imagine c 4 m fox but not approving the vaccine, which was submitted last year. democratic revise of congo has reported more than 20000 cases of virus with at least 635. that's dr.

according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record. we've temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average. since 1960 and climate model suggest that rain full in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams, dozens of planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by the time the boat will that be enough rain to fill the rest of the was jumpstart, awful us algebra, either the key and central grease products caused by climate change have also resulted in a significant dropping water levels in lake county. but we struggle is onvia and zimbabwe this out of my tacit reports, it's affecting people's safety and livelihoods and there's no longer enough water for hydro power generation pizza much longer has been working on making repairs since 1919. he's experienced outs, ends involved with over the years. what do you see is what the country is going throu

it dissipates into the lake, but before reaching the body of water and consumption and athens is tapping it daily. while i'm no set that up and then the why the appeal to the rock by the water's edge. when i go to your to weeks ago, as my house is by the lake shore, the water level has gone down by half the height of my book and stick in the time. science has to worry that climate change brings more such winters. athens may be left without drinking water. according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record, with temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average. since 1960 and climate models suggest that rain full in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams. dozens of planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by the time that boots will that be enough rain to fill the rest of the was jump shut off los altos, here in central greece. well, to russian strikes acr

according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record. we've temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average since 1960 and climate model to suggest that rain full in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams, dozens of planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by the time the boat will that be enough rain to fill the rest of the was jumpstart, awful us algebra, either the key and central grease hold full russian strikes across the crane has killed at least 7 people among the area. hicks was up for asia and south east to crane. with 3 fall mark has died. they've been close to the russian attacks in the region since the war began. it houses a nuclear power plant, which has been a target to shuttling in recent months. earlier, russia and ukraine exchanged more prisoners of war, a 108 prisoners from each side were involved in the latest swap on f

according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record. we've temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average since 1960 and climate model to suggest that rain full in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams, dozens of planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by the time the boat will that be enough rain to fill the rest of the was jumpstart, awful us algebra, either the key and central grease or on says it's most research satellite into space with a walk at both by the revolutionary god. it's the 2nd successful in choosing the game. 100 walk. it was the nation say to have one's aerospace program could be used to advance its ballistic missiles capabilities. well that's it for me for me to go to the news continues of to talk to all to 0. and i'll be back in about austin. i was time the the hello. the weather is logic. watch across the good pa

in this actuary city policies of athens clarke county failed -- and the sanctuary city policies of athens clarke county failed laken riley as well. and those progressive members of that commission on 2019 who were cheering to being a sanctuary city can pretend they are not one. they know they are. the policies they adopted were along those lines and they cheered them on. that being said, we can handle gang cases. i would have been proud of our office to make sure justice was done for laken riley. the da in athens, though, did turn the case over to the prosecuting -- of georgia, and i am confident laken and her family are going to get justice. [applause] erick: you mentioned the prosecute addition attorney general. we got the suit involving the former president, which is on appeal, whether or not that will be moved in. a lot of people say that chris carr, the attorney general, gets to have this role that -- i think people don't really realize you don't necessarily have the role of you get to say i'm going to send it to this guy or that guy. there is actually a counsel that does that. can y

the option sluch athens, absolutely right, it is one of...zhanskaya line of the radivilovs, that is, and of course, the city is calvinist, by the way, in the 14th century, well, well, such a residence, of course, of a person who acted as a patron of the arts, so certainly, athens. well, attention, the correct answer, it was believed that such teaching methods, i mean, discussions and often theatrical discussions, were practiced in ancient greece. the correct answer to our question - the sludsky athens. option b. question 7. what is the name of the first part of yakub kolas's trilogy at the crossroads? a, at the crossroads, b. in the depths of polesia, c - in the polesian wilderness. egor. i chose option c, i am 100% sure of it. if i do not think so, then labanovich, perhaps, is a mentor? no, andrey labanovich. so, the first part, in the polesian wilderness, the second - in the depths of polesia and the third - at the rosstani. the correct answer to our question is option. question 8. which of the listed areas are considered densely populated?

according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record. we've temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average since 1960 and climate model to suggest that rainfall in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams, dozens of planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by the time the boat will that be enough rain to fill the rest of the was jump shut off. los altos, 0 either the key and central grease or drives caused by climate change have also resulted in a significant drop in water levels. in lake country which travels in boundary and zambia economy. it's also reports. it's affecting people's safety and livelihoods and there's no longer enough water for hydropower generation pizza machines that has been working on make hillary. but since 1919 he's experienced outs ends in bob. we over the years, what do you see is what the country is going through

we have indicted 21 individuals in athens. we are not leaving athens until a district attorney agrees to prosecute those cases. i will take that round of applause back there. [applause] it is also why we have to coordinate with law enforcement partners nationally, at the federal, state, and local level. there is something going on in georgia, as i go around the country, people say, how do you get local, federal, and state law enforcement to work together? i've got a georgia anti-gig network that we put together for the first time ever, 2017, to get law enforcement talking. it is amazing when human beings actually talk with one another. you can solve problems. erick: amazing. att. gen. carr: i will take that round of applause too. [applause] erick: let me ask you about the athens situation. we have a situation with a very progressive district attorney there. there was the death of lincoln riley, and there has been a lot of federal, state squabbling over the situation, and how that local community can navigate with a district at

and it has an older brother who studies in athens. she also has to leave the island to continue her education. you know, moving to athens to where i'm going to study the so the incense really we don't have the infrastructure there on to the universities here kind of streaming. so i'll have to adapt to not the lifestyle which is very different to hear on sensory name was very open as if it were a very small island. so we will know each of the see up one of the rooms solely. she made with the friends here as often as possible. it is clear on every street corner that life on her high mileage is geared towards the tourists f. the but now it's going to be a hotel. simple on the same is happened to many other buildings because of the in general, and not a lot of concern is given to the center of any locals in these cases. and that's a real shame. in winter, the busy island is almost empty. the young people who live here it means a lot of shops are closed and there's not much to do. instead that look forward to the beginning of the tourist s

and that has an older brother who studies in athens. she also has to leave the island to continue her education. so we can get out of the car moving to athens, to what i'm going to study boss of the of the incense. really, we don't have the infrastructure there on to the universities here front of me, so i'll have towards that. so now the lifetime of which is very different to here on century name. jose opens if we're a very small island. so we will know each of the see appointed rooms solely, she made with the friends here as often as possible. it is clear on every street corner that live on her home island is good wants to risk the past, the shopping, let's say. but now it's going to be a hotel, simple on the same is happened to many other buildings because of the in general and not a lot of concern is given to the centro, many locals in these cases. and that's a real shame. in winter, the busy island is almost empty. for young people who live here, it means a lot of shops are closed and there's not much to do. instead that look forwa

so we can get out of the car moving to athens to what i'm going to study boss with it. so the incense, really, we don't have the infrastructure. so they're on to the universities here kind of streaming. so i'll have to adapt to another lifestyle which is very different to here on sensory name. jose opens if we're a very small line and so we will know each of the see up one of the rooms tell me she made you the friends here as often as possible. it's clear on every street corner that live on her high mileage is geared towards the tourists past the shopping. the but now it's going to be a hotel. you pull out the same is happened to many other buildings. you make us of the, in general and not a lot of concern is given to the center of any locals in these cases. and that's a real shame. in winter, the busy island is almost empty. the young people who live here, it means a lot of shops a close, and there's not much to do. instead that look forward to the beginning of the tourist season. i'll see if any of that account data. it's a top to this destination because of the view,

we have had a big impact when they were hard times in athens and in other places, we never really felt that he had it a few times a week and it goes to train at the basketball court. it's a 20 minute drive from the time he got to the north of santa rainy. the main means of transport is usually the buses. it's too dangerous to use the screws over a bike. so i'll take the bus and see you with the basketball court, and that's what we get all the developments about. if you go to the we usually come to play basketball later in the evening when they come on. so then we can play with absolutely the heating the positive training, and i do have friends go to the nearby beach to relax, like and most of her friends have to leave the island to learn a profession, which does make a sad and her phone part of the fema, we love our islands very much. it's how hi mine will continue to be. so we've grown up here and never stopped paying out on those who came a loves no matter how the prices change or how many buildings to build. and then we have our memories so, and that will always be with this over to

but given greek state bureaucracy, that's as likely to take years jumpstart. awful us out as a athens. well, no, i'm not finding colder. here's the travel correspondence. the independent newspaper explains why property owners prefer short term rentals. let's take boss a loan, where the man, who said that they all go to bed over know immediately i had b and b from o at b and b type. lexi was because there's such an impact on the housing stoke. but here's what happens.

north of athens is filled to capacity with asylum seekers. as all many comes across greece, from the line states like greece. and if we say very need central european countries to help shoulder, some of this burden not sends people back since opening its doors to 800000 refugees a decade ago, germany has been back tracking 7 years ago. it tried to cap inbound migration at $200000.00 people a year. this was the reaction in athens as people demanded to be re united with family members in germany, a governing conservative project and pea, and athens says germany's actions now.

but given greek state bureaucracy, that's as likely to take years. jobs, federal flows out as a athens southern cold, a is a travel correspondent of the independent newspaper. he explains why property owners prefer short term rentals. let's take boss a lo know where the man, who said that they all go to bed, although not immediately. i have bmw b from o at b and b type listings because there's such an impact on the housing stoke. but here's what happens. i'm just getting into the awesome break. a city city break season in your.

business and under this full time job and the income often from overseas visitors holidaying and athens helps them save this property from repossession during the post 2008 global financial crisis which bankrupted greece. we have a mortgage on this property. um some, some loans that were taken out uh before the crisis for a new business. um, the new business didn't do as well as we liked. um, but the, the loans and the debts remain. and the short term rental business is what it has helped us to be able to pay off the mortgage. the prices also gave property owners reasons to evict greek rent is they believe that a lot of people to tools, salt them, and items i don't want to experience again at all these uh, mess with uh, unpaid balance, unpaid 1000000000 expenses, long click on procedure that to the glass by law in order to inflict someone but the government is now putting a temporary one year hold on any new properties being turned over to show to him. rent is the government has been forced to take these measures because many greeks cannot compete with foreign visitors. the real estate,

here while augusta camp, north of athens, is filled to capacity with asylum. see, cuz as all men he comes across greece, front line states like greece. and if we say very need central european countries to help shoulder some of this button, not send people back since opening its doors to 800000 refugees a decade ago, germany has been backtracking 7 years ago. it tried to cap inbound migration at $200000.00 people a year. this was the reaction in athens, as people demanded to be re united with family members in germany, a governing conservative project and pea, and athens says germany's actions no risk undermining. europe's free movement of goods and people. you have that i close the board that assess, starts taking controls. but there has to be a serious reason. in the case of gentlemen, there is something close to borders and they started that construction, was not something broken and connected with migration. that didn't change that their money means you use these, the controllers and, and dancers this thing in a, a, german, he may feel exposed as a favorit

here like us or camp north of athens, is filled to capacity with asylum seekers. as all, many comes across greece from the line states like greece, and if we say very need central european countries to help shoulder some of this button not sends people back since opening its doors to 800000 refugees a decade ago. germany has been back tracking 7 years ago, it tried to cap inbound migration at 200000 people a year. this was the reaction in athens, as people demanded to be re united with family members in germany, a governing conservative project and pea. and athens says, germany's actions no risk undermining europe's free movement of goods and people. you have that. i closed the board dentist and start taking controls. but there has to be a serious reason. in the case of gentlemen visuals, they close the borders and they started confront, was not something broken and connected with migration. that didn't change that their money means you use these on the call thrones and, and dunces. this thing in a german he may feel exposed as a favorite for a few g destination.

we were present in sydney, athens and beijing. the incident was an experience that, god willing, will not happen again for the team my countrymen, yes, i participated in three rounds and i was proud to win a medal. we were proud to have the flag of the islamic republic in the world as it is known, and it made our dear people happy . now, if you have a comparison between this team and in fact, he became the flag bearer of his country by winning the eighth gold medal. until now, the conditions have been very different from the traditional game that existed before, then it reached us, our generation reached it, some speed was used , some system changed, it passed us and reached this team. now he is playing really well , our players are playing really professionally, right? they don't receive professionals, their receptions are not professional, in terms of the rewards of their expenses, but they are really professional in terms of technical skills. the experienced players who were in the team were able to maintain their focus in the

athens is already making attempts to reach an agreement with other countries, in particular southernope, in in an attempt to resist pressure from berlin, athens, in particular, points out that last week olaf scholz personally signed an agreement with kenya that germany is ready to accept an unlimited number of kenyans from among skilled workers, while according to kenyan data, this could be about 250,000 people. the prime ministers of italy and great britain are meeting in rome today to discuss the problems of illegal migration. official brussels is already trying to bring this topic to the top of the agenda of the summit of eu leaders in the coming months. germany at the moment, by the way, is only one of eight countries, thank you, the connection was regina sevastyanova, our european correspondent, now on our channel live. all rights reserved. all rights reserved. القياده. يكون زيارتكم مفيده

i have from athens. i know note in the book is how precious this rare and fragile democracy is. my urgent message on the winds that a odysseus sailed is we must cherish what america takes for granted. the there are scars still wondering what the next election will bring. memories cannot and should not be forgotten, even as donald is now. speaking of january six as a hoax. kudos to the house speaker, not the senate, for conducting brilliant investigation of what happened that day. the day ended four in the morning. the darkness before the dawn. because it took that long to finish the count both to the credit of pelosi and pence. they both felt we have to go back to the ransacked capitol to finish the job. we can't let the mob win. the house select committee interviewed, a thousand witnesses who brought us closer to the truth. this is the truth. i know. i can tell you is that democracy won, but not by much. as nancy pelosi wrote in my book. to jamie on january six, democracy defeated chaos. thank god nancy pelosi. and this was signed by members of congress who were there day inclu

i have from athens. i know note in the book is how precious this rare and fragile democracy is. my urgent message on the winds that a odysseus sailed is we must cherish what america takes for granted. the there are scars still wondering what the next election will bring. memories cannot and should not be forgotten, even as donald is now. speaking of january six as a hoax. kudos to the house speaker, not the senate, for conducting brilliant investigation of what happened that day. the day ended four in the morning. the darkness before the dawn. because it took that long to finish the count both to the credit of pelosi and pence. they both felt we have to go back to the ransacked capitol to finish the job. we can't let the mob win. the house select committee interviewed, a thousand witnesses who brought us closer to the truth. this is the truth. i know. i can tell you is that democracy won, but not by much. as nancy pelosi wrote in my book. to jamie on january six, democracy defeated chaos. thank god nancy pelosi. and this was signed by members of congress who were there day inclu

according to the athens observatory, this has been the hottest greek summer on record. we've temperatures 2.3 degrees celsius higher than the summer average since 1960 and climate model to suggest that rain full in the eastern mediterranean will fall by 20 to 40 percent in the coming decades. the government is responding with at least a $1000000000.00 worth of new dams, dozens of planned to provide irrigation and drinking water and some of them to store renewable energy. the question is, by the time the boat will that be enough rain to fill the rest of the was jumpstart, awful. us alj, a 0 leaky in central greece. a chief of myanmar student that has made as rare requests for, for an aide to cope with deadly floods triggered by ty, phone, the yankee, the military says 33 people have been killed within 235002 have been forced to feed their homes after the typhoid hit, the country bringing heavy rains and flooding. that's totally and yet now i'm from typhoid yankee has reason to at least 262 more than 80. yeah, there's a still missing. it's the most powerful storm to hit s

it's amazing what. >> let me ask about the athens situation. we have a situation where there was a death of lincoln riley and there has been a lot of federal over the situation and how that local community can navigate with a district attorney that does not just represent county but as well where the people were way more interested in things that happened. how do you as a statewide elected official balance. any update on the lincoln riley constitution? >> my answer is keeping people safe. my answer would be on lincoln riley and her family. let's be clear. the biden-harris administration, the federal government failed lincoln riley and her family. law enforcement in new york failed lincoln riley and her family. failed lincoln riley as well. in those progressive members that were on their cheering being a sanctuary city can pretend that they are not one all they want. they know they are. the policies that they adopted were along those lines and they were cheering it on but that being said, we can handle getting gazes. gang cases. i would be proud

with other countries, particularly southern europe, in an attempt to resist pressure from berlin, athens, in particular, points out that last week olaf scholz personally signed an agreement with kenya that germany is ready to accept an unlimited number of kenyan skilled workers, while according to kenyan data this could be about 250 thousand people. in rome today , the italian prime ministers are meeting, and official brussels is already trying to bring this topic to the forefront to discuss the problems of illegal migration agenda of the eu leaders' summit for the coming months. germany is currently only one of eight countries in the schengen area that implements internal border controls, and not all travelers will be checked under this new scheme, but only selectively, but the german police union is already complaining about the excessive workload of its employees and is demanding an additional 5,000 people, especially since the union... in 2023, germany received 51% more requests for documents than the year before, while, for example, neighboring france received only 6% more applicati

here while augusta camp, north of athens, is filled to capacity with asylum seekers. as all men, he comes across greece, front line states like greece. and if we say very need central european countries to help shoulder some of this button, not send people back since opening its doors to 800000 refugees a decade ago, germany has been backtracking 7 years ago. it tried to cap inbound migration at $200000.00 people a year. this was the reaction in athens, as people demanded to be re united with family members in germany, a governing conservative project and pea, and athens says germany's actions no risk undermining. europe's free movement of goods and people. you have that i close the board that assess, starts taking controls. but there has to be a serious reason. in the case of gentlemen, they usually think close the borders and they started that construction was not something and problem connected to. we might get a didn't change that their money means you use these, the controllers and, and dancers. this thing in a, in germany may feel exposed as a favorite for a few