you know, henry, the bartender really loved his work. diane thought, you know, felt like her her serving, her customers in the restaurant. you know, that was she really enjoyed that was a sort of calling for her so people in very demanding jobs often love their work it's not that they're trying to you know leave their work early or get out of it but as their physical capacity diminishes as their ability to stay in those jobs becomes harder and harder. so, you know, that certainly of the places where this kind of collision of skills and abilities with the demands of work is is really tricky so you know how do we have ways to help older workers transition into work that's going to be a better fit for them or can we find to redesign the work itself so that it's better and safer older workers and extension better and safer for workers of all ages? you know, both of these are different ways that we can think about coming at this problem. so, yeah, just to kind of sum up on your question, i think what we found is, you know, most have the skill

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here to such bartender to security guards. in general, to such people.now, you can just call these establishments in the first place and say whatever you think about this topic and, uh, here's your civilian human control. uh, uh, must be in situations like this. unfortunately, today we just find ourselves in a situation where we are not legally protected, yes, that is, we do not know that we do not have the appropriate laws in this regard. i would like to address our deputies. perhaps, uh, some kind of wording, after all, they will come up with it, and perhaps the popular front. here. e, actually will make here such request. well, uh, thanks to olga budina. thank you, so to speak , to colleagues who raised it, and this yes, friends, we will now discuss it in general with us. here, honestly, we had a slightly different, so to speak, plan. we have here for you both stoltenberg and blinks, but they will wait and the table is only blinks, let's discuss this, because everything here is in my opinion. gevor now we are. i see you, that you are so worried ah. i

he was a bartender working saturday night. another victim who survived is dj. police say to people inside the club were heroes when they jumped in to confront the suspect, grabbing his gun and hitting him with it. frantic calls to 911 started rolling in around mid night. >> it was so scary. i heard shots, broken glass, bodies. how? why? jobina: really tough to hear. vigils are growing this morning outside of club q and across the nation. people at the bar say they had never seen the suspect before. police have not released a motive but they are investigating this as a hate crime. kumasi: thank you. in the wake of this tragic shooting, san francisco's community is coming together in force. gloria rodriguez joining us more. gloria: the bay area waking up to news of the tragic shooting in colorado sunday. it was triggering for many in the lgbtq plus community who have witnessed other shootings targeting them nationally. >> we have together tonight for yet another senseless act of tragedy. ♪ gloria: the san francisco gay men's chorus serenading those gathered in th

i'm the senior bartender of the restaurant. the morning starts rather unusually.face and quickly go to work, no preparatory stages at home. i come to work and i immediately start drinking coffee, because, well, this is the only thing that somehow starts to raise uh brain activity for me, although many people say, there, eat apples of coffee. believe me, the duties of the bartender include everything from control, product quality, cooking technology, selection of products, that is. well, basically, everything you see, uh, we have in the bar. it all passes. only through my control. that is, i approve, i subscribe, i check. well, i come up with cooking, respectively, catering is very the scary thing is that you never know how. it will turn out. i just came from moscow and i needed to work urgently. i got a waiter and worked, i've been there for five years and wanted to go to a bar all the time. i think everything is already interesting there. in principle, not everyone drinks coffee in the morning. many refused it as it is harmful, so some of my staff began to drink

the other bartender, derek rump thrived in a community he loved. this according to his sister. >> the police say the death toll would likely have been much liar had it not been for two people who took down the gunman. one of whom is among the injured, a bartender who survived the mass shooting who he says owes those two people his life. >> i decided i needed to get out of there, so i -- i got up and when i went inside, i saw what i believe was probably the gunman lying on the ground, getting beat up, and kicked and yelled at by two very brave people who i still don't know the identity of those two people, but i hope i can find out one day because i truly believe those two people saved my life. >> cnn's nick watt is in colorado springs. nick, i know you're going to get us up to date on what you are learning about this shooting, but your conversation with a survivor who was shot seven times and his progress in just the past couple of days is nothing short of miraculous. get us up to speed. >> reporter: well, victor, barrett hudson sent me a video of

the administrator, waiter, and bartenders were also involved, they received their percentage. on averagea small amount to deploy. cost 670 during the election of the world of suppression is likely, the organizers. the empire of deceit hid their faces from the tv camera and the owner was also not eager to communicate with reporters. this is a lady with plump lips. she is myasnikova, presumably the leader so called a promo model, and this is a girl with eyelash extensions and nails, supposedly worked as an administrator, because we are not wealthy men, so local journalists have been following this entertainment network for a long time, they are very surprised that businessmen have left. they managed to last so long. it was systematized put on stream, men came in, first of all, the administrator paid attention to them, who evaluated them well , let's say, by accessories, by watches, by clothes. after that, the command was given. there via telegram through messengers. here are the flocks of girls who came up. and unobtrusively, they started a conversation. now in binoculars. le passed you pl

taking from us a 38 -year-old bartender who bought groceries for others during the hardest humans of the pandemic. sold 28 years old the supervisor known as the master because of his contagious happiness. forty years old just moving to colorado trying to enjoy a weekend trip to colorado springs. and then loving his she on —- hunting and fishing like so many other and was there to support the community. twenty-two years old grew up in colorado springs and just started a new job and was saving up for his own apartment. i'm thinking of them madame president and their families and all those who survived this terrible tragedy in colorado. those that imagined and then this happens it fills me with rage and with if not for the encourage but that list of names would have been longer. with that crisis training to help subdue. he said he jumped into action because he simply wanted to save the family that he found that club q. and richard fierro was why she but his protective instincts but nobody's and doing a night with their friends and families to go have to go into combat mode in the united

daniel aston was a 28-year-old bartender, and a performer at club q.s how his mother remembers him. >> he lit up a room. this old expression but he really did. he always smiling. i was happy. density. i would like to see him because he brought up the room. >> 38-year-old their grump, was a longtime bartender of the nightclub, when patron told the washington post, he made club q. saying that without him, it is never going to be the same. the owners to club remembered both daniel and derek on this network earlier this evening. >> we want everyone else -- what people have had with these two wonderful meant. it tells an amazing story. and it is what the last 20 years of club q has been about, not just club q, but they embody that this type of bar is. with the community bar is. i'm a community really is. >> our hearts go out to this community. as they try to come to grips with this horrific tragedy. i just one survivor, josh berman told him is cbc earlier today. this community will be back, stronger, and better, and more powerful than ever before. inspiring

one of the bartenders was a trans man who is being described by friends as this person who was irreverent in his joy. he has a picture on his instagram of himself after he had top surgery, celebrating the embodiment that he felt, the very thing that we are seeing being demonized, not just in the right-wing media, by the way, but also in the center left media, and that is contributing to this climate in which people are emboldened to enact violence on the trans community, and on the anti lgbtq community. >> that bartender, i was reading his twitter feed, and he was talking about how that play saved his life, club q. i found this place, i love these people here. this place saved my life, and he was one of the people who was killed. >> we have a team on the ground actually in colorado springs, and when i am hearing back is that the community is just so open and welcoming, allies and the lgbtq community. i want to add one more doc, i thought you did a beautiful job of connecting all of these docs of the storyline, where this rhetoric is coming from, and the impact it's having, and when you lo

a bartender described what he saw. >> i decided i needed to get out of there. i got up and, when i went inside, i saw what i believe was probably the gunman lying on the ground, getting beat up and kicked and yelled at by two very brave people who i still don't know the identity of those two people, but i hope i can find out one day because i truly believe those two people saved my life. >> incredible acts of heroism by those two patrons. nick watt is in colorado springs. nick, the suspect is in the hospital and we're learning new details about him. give us the latest. >> reporter: well, it is key these charges that he's facing because so far investigators have been a little coy about whether they were treating this as a hate crime. they were looking at it threw the lens of a hate crime. now we see firve charges of firt degree murder and a bias crime. among the lgbtq community here in colorado springs they've been saying it was a hate crime directed at their community. two law enforcement sources told cnn that this 22-year-old suspect purchased these firearms h

club customers ashley paugh, raymond green vance and kelly loving and two bartenders daniel aston andrick rump. the cell a bartender told me he was near his coworkers for the shooting started. >> i leaned down to talk to one of them and they were not very responsive, so i did not know what to do, so i just ran. >> reporter: the shooting comes amid a number of anti- lgbtq bills targeting transgender people for discrimination. today, u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg, the administration's highest- ranking openly man, tell cbs news he believes political rhetoric is providing fuel for violence. >> you cannot target a group to be feared and to be hated and then act surprised when a disturbed person or who knows goes out and follows that through with physical violence. >> reporter: joseph shelton says he found community in the club. >> everyone accepts and loves you is who you are and they give you that place to grow as who you are. >> reporter: for now, club q is closed indefinitely. when it reopens, the memories will be too much. >> could you walk back in there again? will you?

a bartender michael anderson took to facebook to thank them saying i don't know who tackled the gunman, but whoever it was saved my life. thank you. one of the men who stopped the gunman was rich fierro, a veteran and owner of the attribute a beer company in colorado springs posting they were at the club for a rriend's birthday. some of their group were shot. the euro has injuries to his hands, knees and angle from some doing the shooter. and we're hearing of how other people save lives and help customers out of the club. like veteran gill rodriguez at club q with his girlfriend. it was a blessing that he just, you know, covered me because i. >> you know, i thought just like he said, the ricocheted off my shoes. it could have been much worse. and this father whose son got out before realizing he had been shot. >> telling his dad some of those killed also. >> save lives. the 2 main were close friends of theirs. so that was hard for him, but one of them, i think it was had jumped in front. but, you know, my 5 or 6 shots, it allowed to get behind and and subdue the shooter. i think it was

he was a 28-year-old bartender and performer at club q.rs him. >> he lit up a room. it's an old expression but it really did. he was always smiling, he was always happy. he was always. philly everybody liked him because he brought up the room. >> 38-year-old dare crumples along time bartender the nightclub. when patrons with the washington post that he made club q. he said that without him it is never going to be the same. the owners of the club remember both daniel and derek on this network earlier this evening. >> all the individual experiences of people have had with these two wonderful men, it tells an amazing story. so the last 20 years at club q has been about. they embody what this type of bars. it's what a community bars. and what community really is. >> our hearts go out to this community. they try to come to grips to this horrific tragedy. and has one survivor, joshua thurman, told msnbc earlier today. this community will be back stronger and better. it'll be more powerful than ever before. it's inspiring. it requires a deep brea

he previously admitted that he dreamed of becoming a bartender in a coffee shop, bartending art camechance a more lively product and made protocols for petty hooliganism, they will spend the next 10 days in an isolation ward. treasury walls calm the violent and sober better than coffee. holiday owner, caffeine can cost. expensive the issue of initiating a criminal case under the article on the use of violence against a representative of the authorities is being resolved and threatens up to 10 years in prison. so in his case, his birthday is still a sad holiday. olga zhirenkova. sergei novikov roman smolyaninov denis novozhilov ekaterina romanova news duty unit unique details of the detention of saboteurs who were preparing to attack the gas pipeline, the southern corridor, the volgograd region, operational data from the special services in the report of oleg posobin. this a real video lesson for saboteurs at the disposal of our program were shots that foreign special services filmed specifically for the attack on the southern corridor system in the corner of the screen, the code name

michael anderson was bartending saturday night when police say a 22 year old man opened fire during a drag show, killing five people and injuring 25. anderson says he ducked behind the bar when bullets started flying something in my head said get down, you know, just get down right now. so i did. and then then glass started just shattering all around me by bottles breaking just above. i'm on the ground and above me, there's just glass flying everywhere. investigators say the suspect was armed with an assault rifle and carried multiple rounds of ammunition. the club's owners tell the new york times their surveillance video shows the suspect wearing a military style flak jacket and entering the club with quote tremendous firepower, according to police, heroic patrons prevented dozens more people from being shot. after one person grabbed the suspect's gun, striking him with it. inside the club, confronted and fought with the suspect, and we're able to stop stop the suspect from continuing to kill and harm others. we don't owe them a great debt of thanks among the victims 28 year old dani

a bartender michael anderson took to facebook to thank them saying i don't know who tackled the gunman, but whoever was saved my life. thank you. one of the men who stopped the gunman was rich hero, a veteran and owner of the attribute a beer company in colorado springs posting they were at the club for a friend's birthday. some in euro has injuries to his e hands, knees and angle from subduing the shooter. and we're hearing of how other people save lives and help customers out of the club. like veteran gill rodriguez, a club que with his girlfriend. it was a blessing that he just, you know, covered me because i. >> you know, i thought just like he said, that ricocheted off my shoes. it could have been much worse. and this father whose son got out before realizing he had been shot. >> telling his dad some of those killed also. >> save lives. the 2 main were close friends of theirs. so that was hard for him, but one of them, i think it was had jumped in front. but, you know, my 5 or 6 shots, it allowed, you know, there's to get behind and disarm and subdue the shooter. i think it was th

and that's when i took off running. >> among the dead, bartender daniel aston. his parents told the denver post he had moved here to be near then. another bartender, derek rump, also killed. >> they were polar opposites but worked so well together. they were just amazing. every bar should have a daniel and a derek. >> the club's owners told "the new york times" they've reviewed the security tapes which showed the shooter wearing a flak jacket and armed with quote, tremendous fire power, a rifle and a handgun. 12:02, the suspect was detained. >> one patron was able to wrestle the gun away and use it to disable him by hitting him. >> at least two patrons were involved in taking the gunman down. >> one was injured and is in the hospital. i'm waiting for an update on him. >> as soon as they started counting the bullet holes, i called my dad. my best friend. we have a great relationship. and i called him and that's, i wanted him to -- hi wanted him o hear my voice. >> joshua was dancing, took cover in a dressing room. >> nobody even back there. it was so scary. i hea

derrick rump was also a bartender at club q. his friends said he had an endearing sense of humor and liked to poke fun and show tough love. 35-year-old ashley paugh was finishing up a day trip to colorado springs with a visit to club q when the gunman opened fire. her family describes her as a loving wife and devoted mother to her 11-year-old daughter. her husband said she loved the great outdoors and helping find loving homes for children in foster care. the family of 22-year-old raymond green vance is still coming to terms with his death. his girlfriend said he was hilarious and the most loving human being. vance was the boyfriend of richard fierro's daughter. fierro, a decorated army veteran, was one of the two people who tackled and subdued the gunman in the club along with a drag performer who kicked the gunman with her high heels. fierro shared his account of what officials call an incredible act of heroism. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there. got him. i got to kill this guy. he's going to kill my kid, my wife. he

the parents of daniel astin say their son was killed while bartending at club q. he moved to colorado things to be closer to his parents. colorado spins police have not yet released the names of all of those killed in this horrific attack. >>> up next for us, back to politics here in d.c. the new republican majority in the house will be tiny. still, full speed ahead with ininvestigations but gridlock likely looms on any big policy questions. you love closing a deal. but hate managing your business from afar. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire is it zach again? ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let your heart be light ♪ ♪ from now on, our trouble will be out of sight ♪ t-mobile won't raise the price of your talk, text and data. plus, families get over $225 dollars in benefits every month. ♪ subway's drafting 12 new subs for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss?

ahead on cnn this morning we are going to speak with a bartender at club q who stared down the barreln during that shooting. and also speak with colorado's attorney general with questions about where the investigation stands this monday morning. >>> a stunning development in the business world overnight. bob iger is back at the top of disney, two years after retiring from a legendary run. he replaces his successor, bob chapek after the company suffered a disappointing earnings with chapek having a rocky tenure with the public battles with florida governor ron desantis. chapek was criticized for not coming out forcefully and immediately against the not say gay bill. >> a lot of these issues are not necessarily political. it's about right and wrong. so i happen to feel, and i tweeted an opinion about this don't say gay bill in florida. to me it wasn't politics, it is what is right and what is wrong. and that just seemed wrong. it seemed potentially harmful to kids. >> listen also to how iger responded earlier this year when our friend cara swisher asked him about, by the way, about pote

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we'll speak to a bartender in moments who found himself staring down that shooter. >>> a stunning shakeupt disney overnight. bob iger is back at the company, can hes resurrect that empire. >>> and flu and rsv surging across the country ahead of the holidays now leaders in the medical community want the federal government to step in and declare an emergency. >>> democrats warming to the idea of president biden running again unless it's against someone not named donald trump. >>> we're learning more about the suspected gunman who murdered five people and injured dozens more at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs this morning. this video shows the gunman, 22-year-old, anderson lee aldrich, surrendering to law enforcement this is just a year ago in june of 2021, after allegedly making a bomb threat on his own mother. nick watt is live in colorado springs this morning. i believe you're outside the hospital because there's still so many people injured inside. >> reporter: that is right. there are at least 25 people injured, poppy. five dead. ten of the injured are in this hospital behind me,

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♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ there's one drink every bartender wants to serve.s least favorite drink to serve you, is one too many. ♪ >>> come on and sit on santa's lap. >> and then what? >> it depends whether you've been naughty or nice. >> well, you're santa. aren't you supposed to know? >> love is a magical thing. and if you put the holidays on top of it, it's like a present that's got a ribbon on it. >> we want to believe in true love, but we're not sure it exists. but at christmas, we're willing to believe in slightly different things, like three ghosts visiting you or a guy getting to see what the world would have been like if he hadn't been born. finding your true love is kind of like that. and at christmastime, it feels like that might happen. >> "the shop around the corner" was a gorgeous black and white. there's that old-world, european kind of christmas. >> i think what makes "the shop around the corner" such a traditional watch at christmastime is because it feels like this old-fashioned fairytale. >> jimmy stewart and margaret sullavan play clerks a

scared i wouldn't be able to talk to my mom or anybody. >> ashley: two of the slain victims were bartenders, they have a suspect in custody as they continue to investigate the attack as a hate crime. >> todd: 15-year-old football player being hailed a hero for protecting his teacher during a terrifying moment when gunfire breaks out at the school's championship game and it was all caught on video. watch. [indiscernible] [video playing] >> down, down. [screaming] >> mr. willard, i got your phone, run, mr. willard. get down, mr. willard. get down. >> todd: wow, joining me is that brave football player along with his teacher. bobby, how scary was that moment? >> very scary because i have never been through anything like that. >> todd: i mean, it is just scary to watch. why was your initial instinct to help your teacher instead of yourself first? >> because make sure everybody else was safe. >> todd: understood. donald, what were you thinking when you heard bobby shout at you? >> i think i may have gone unkand passed out for a second, my first reaction was what had happened. intense fear and pa

it's just here to support us. human bartenders can get tired out from certain tasks, but the robot can go on and on. like squeezing lines, for example. i like the robot quite alive, but he can't talk back or complain. no, but seriously, it takes a lot of her hand. robots are becoming more technologically advanced and sophisticated in their motor skills. the coven 19 pandemic, has ramped of interest in this type of technology. during part to staff shortages under desire for contactless food preparation, they're also used for service. so move economists li, while others assist weight staff with carrying dishes. still robotics expert henny been more skeptical of their practicality. i'm not convinced that they actually are really helpful because oftentimes they are slower than human. and of course, these kind of environments are also sort of messy environments. you have to clean up and so on. and that's not always amenable or the right kind of environment for a robot that requires you know, cleanness in order to work and efficiency. so personally, i would also say that's mostly a gimmick t

they become taxi drivers and bartenders, and more and more educators use food banks, which were originallyudents from low-income families. ukrainian refugees rebelled in poland the fact is that they decided to evict them from the hotel with the all-inclusive system and send them to rent housing on their own, the observers of the building report about this. the idea of ​​the search is clarified that the institution needs repairs, and the ukrainians have perceived the need to rent housing themselves is not the norm. and as nonsense caused to them, the refugees even sent a collective letter to the local regions. i'm trying to convince not to evict, hotel icarus in cognition for several months, he accommodated about 250 people free of charge, providing them with food, utilities, teaching children, cleaning and parking. staging and juggling of facts, how provocation changed the course of world history , bloody wars and the destruction of entire countries, as it was on earth, in water and in the air, and why it is so important today not to succumb to false scenarios, we will discuss the west in

on the side is emil i don't, one rising stars in 2019, he was a bombay bartender. and. my executive chef will the head khefr here along with other talented young chefs in the industry. also executive from cayo roof top bar born in peru and brings a lot of knowledge to south american cuisine. see more and food and cocktail driven program. that's it. thank you. >> anyone want to open up some questions? >> i love the presentation. >> that was a good one. >> no, i have to say, it makes me really excited just to see this kind of opening happening across the roof top of san francisco actually. so i feel very excited to see this activate. : >> i appreciate the community out reach in your packet. i'm wondering if you can expand from what you have heard from your neighbors, as far as community out reach. >> sure. so far, everything positive. we have not this far, we have not received any feedback. there is a long time anticipation of this time being built. the community mission bay was mostly empty especially with the stadiums close. to see the vibrant neighborhood come back, it

. >> we have learned the bartender was one of those killed. this attack happened just before transgender remembrance day. investigators are looking into the background of the suspect before they decide whether to charge him with a hate crime. >>> elon musk reinstated donald trump's twitter account after taking a social media poll over the weekend. this reverses the lifetime ban over concerns he could incite more violence after january 6. trump says he will stay on truth social, the social media platform he owns. >>> western new york is digging out after a massive snowfall covered the region over the weekend. hundreds of bulldozers and heavy duty equipment were brought into clear streets after several days of snow. orchard park saw 77 inches. the team was forced to play a sunday game in detroit, which was probably cold, too, but a maximum of nearly 80 inches? that is almost seven feet. >>> it causes really dangerous situations for a lot of homes. >>> let's take a really fast back to the bay area. >>> many of us will be traveling out of town or

and two of those kills were also bartender, one suspect is in custody. retirement after less than a year to take over his former role as disney ceo. bob cha if i can stepping down effective immediately as iger takes over next two years, saying in email to staff i'm optimist. if i learned anything from my years at disney even in the face of uncertainty employees and staff members achieve the impossible. enough to to the nfl patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs keep winning taking down the los angeles chargers with a last-minute touchdown. >> coming across to the left. kelsey touchdown! [cheers and applause] >> ashley: and a heart breaking locals for the jets as the patriots win in a punt-return touchdown with just seconds left on the clock. and another stunning play from special teams as the atlanta fall cans return this kickoff 103 yards for the score setting the all-time record for the career kickoff touchdown over in minnesota the dallas cowboys smacked the vikings 40 to 3 which forced the broadcast from cut from the game early. will cain celebra

. -- worked as a bartender at the club. his sister says that in colorado springs, he found a community he loved very much. he made a difference in so many peoples lives, she said. and that's where he wanted to be. derrick worked side by side with daniel aston. he was a bar supervisor, the best anybody could ask for, says another bartender. daniel move to colorado springs to be closer to his parents. his mother said he thought himself shy, but wasn't. he had so much more life to give us, she said. raymond greene vance's family said he just landed a new job and couldn't wait to save enough money to get his own apartment. they say he was a kind in selfless long at all with his entire life ahead of him. he was at club q with his longtime girlfriend and her parents, including her father, richard ferraro, who did help stop the government, but not before raymond was fatally wounded. richard when i spoke just before airtime, and i do want to warn you, it's a raw, emotional discussion. what he describes is as graphic as you might im