within the framework of the career home-family program, it actively attracts highly qualified specialists in the field of medicine, navigation, aviation, it technologies, for which it is often called russian singapore. we will return to this topic a little later in our broadcast. now new footage from mongolia. 1939 ony halakh. these were footage from ulanbaatar, vladimir putin and his mongolian colleagues. laid wine at the monument to georgy zhukov. today, russia celebrates the day of military glory in honor of the victory over militaristic japan, the end of world war ii. it ended after the representatives of japan signed the act of unconditional surrender. this was preceded by the defeat of the kwantung army. soviet troops liberated the north-east china and north korea, south sakhalin, the kuril islands. for the far eastern regions of russia, where the bloodiest war actually ended, this is a special date. the action "fiery picture of victory" was held, during which more than 7.00 candles were lit and a picture was made depicting the soldier's mother. in blagoveshchensk, memorial events w

system of lifting, also actively attract sailors, engineers , research workers, thanks to the career-home family program, more than 5,000 specialists have found work on sakhalin, and not only from provincial cities, we are engaged in personnel selection, we are not an employment agency, well, and not an employment center, for example, if we are looking for an endocrinologist or cardiologist, we of course interview, tell about the conditions in the region, then we send him to a whole commission from the ministry of health, not to pass this interview, because we understand perfectly well that we professional people are needed, so someone does not pass the interview, at an altitude of 601 m above sea level within the sports and tourist complex gorny vozdukh, where active life is in full swing all year round . the ski season is replaced by roller ski races. and in addition, trekking, running, tasting mineral water, walking along the terinkur and high-speed cycling down the... admiring the sunsets does not depend on the season, it is practiced here with accompaniment. in the central part of russia an

family. a good job is one that provides for upward mobility, professional and career development. a good job is one where you can come home, be safe, your family can count on you coming home safely. a good job is one where you have a voice with your employer. you go up and down the line defining what a good job is for your community, it points to the fact that labor unions have defined for this generation what a good job is. we can say that in red states and we can see that in blue states. i would encourage every city to get involved with the good jobs alliance and we can reset the table in terms of our expectations are about what employees should expect from their employers. >> i was very much a loving going in that direction because one of the things we recognize, we will have to institutionalize and solidify all the progress that has been made up to this point. what we don't have as a construction industry that universally delivers good jobs. that is still in process. it is the opportunity that this administration, unlike any other in history, have been most intentional about. but now it will require partnerships at th

family. a good job is one that provides for upward mobility and professional career development. a good job is one where you can come home and be safe and your family can count on you coming home safely. a good job is one in which you have a voice in your employer. you'd go down the line in defining what a good job is for the community, and it points to the fact that labor unions have pointed to what a good job is. we can say that in red states and we can say that in blue states. we can begin to reset the table in terms of our expectations about what employers expect from their employees. >> thank you. i was very much loving going in that direction because one of the things we have recognized is we will have to institutionalize and solidify all the progress that has been made up to this point because what we don't have is a construction industry that universally delivers good jobs. that is still in progress. that is the promise. that this administration unlike any in history has been the most intentional about. it will require a lot of partnerships to make sure those federal investments, those public investments, get del

career. at a good wage they can support their family and own a home and build generational wealth. >> president biden is the most pro working president we have ever had. the only president to be on a picket line and support working families. infrastructure bill. time after time. voting for the first time. who is voting for the first time? any issues or positions? can you talk a little more about that? what about immigration have you been paying attention to? >> there are thousands an thousands of illegal immigrants coming across the border every day. and the vice president has done minimal work to fix that. based on what i have seen. so i would like that to change. >> do you feel like donald trump will be better on that issue? >> based on what we have seen on his first four years i do believe that he will be better on that. yeah. >> do you lean toward trump right now? >> yes, ma'am. >> is there anything that vice president harris could do at this point to change your mind? >> not particularly. no. unless she changes her stance completely on fixing the border. no. >> this your first election? >>

career. at a good wage that they can support their family and own a home. and build generational wealth. >> president biden is the most proworking president we've ever had. the only president to be on a picket line and to support working families. infrastructure bill, time after time we've seen him stand up for us. >> do you feel like vice president harris is going to be as strong as he was? >> i do. >> who here is voting for the first time? is this anybody's first election? you guys back here what's sort of made its way across your radar. any stories or issues or positions? >> mostly just immigration. >> can you talk a little bit more about that? what about immigration have you been paying attention to. >> there are thousands and thousands of illegal immigrants coming across the border every day. and the vice president has done minimal work to fix that. based on what i've seen so i would like that to change. >> do you feel like donald trump is going to be better on that issue. >> based on what we've seen in his four years. >> are you leaning for trump. >>

kristofferson went to on have a successful film career, starring along barbra streisand in a star is born. his family says he died at his home in maui yesterday at the age of 88. a cause of death was not revealed. well, time now for our abc seven news at 11. helping you get ahead on the big stories coming this week. we begin with the countdown to the vice presidential debate. the gloves come off on tuesday when republican vp candidate jd vance and his democratic opponent, tim walz, face off in new york city. it all promises to be a high stakes debate, probably the last big event for each before election day. the entire debate is scheduled to run 90 minutes, and there will be no audience. but unlike the two presidential debates, there are no plans to mute the candidates microphones when they aren't talking. and you can watch the debate right here on abc seven. live coverage begins at five on tuesday. it is also streaming on disney plus and hulu. now, our other big advancer is big change for salesforce workers that could have impact on downtown san francisco. starting on tuesday, the city's largest employer will require the ma

home. i'm fighting for working and middle class families. that's what i've done my entire career over the last 24 years. when i am your mayor, my departments are going to be serving you. now, san francisco uses ranked choice voting, so we may not know on election night who the next mayor will be. and we're hosting a debate next week. sam liccardo and evan lowe are the two candidates vying for the 16th congressional district. they're going to debate right here in our nbc bay area studios. that's on wednesday, october 2nd at 7 p.m. you can go to nbcbayarea.com slash district 16 debate to find out how to watch it. if you're not at home. a live look at oakland coliseum a's fans rewriting the first rule of baseball. turns out sometimes there is some crying, especially when your team is walking out on you forever. let's go. oakland. passionate a's fans yesterday gave it one last hurrah, giving the team a proper sendoff in the final game at the coliseum. a's legends dave stewart and rickey henderson throwing out the first pitch, and a's former pitcher barry zito singing the national ant

home. i'm fighting for working and middle class families. that's what i've done. my entire career over the last 24 years. when i am your mayor, my departments are going to be serving you by the way, san francisco uses ranked choice voting, so we may not know on election night who the next mayor will be. 508 right now, authorities so far are not identifying the man and woman shot and killed at a napa apartment complex. it happened yesterday morning at the napa park homes apartments on lincoln avenue. a few hours later, police located the suspect. and that's when he led officers on a brief chase into kennedy park, at which point officers rammed his car. as you can see in video that was filmed by a bystander, it led to a three hour standoff in the park, which ended when the suspect shot himself. the suspect did survive. police so far not revealing his injuries. a's fans rewriting the first rule of baseball. turns out sometimes there is some crying, especially when your team is walking out on you forever. let's go. oakland. passionate a's fans gave it one last hurrah, giving the team

family at his home in new york. jones broke barriers throughout his six decade career. the award winning actor went from the small screen to broadway, starred in blockbuster movie franchises. most know him as the voice of the villain darth vader in star wars, all rewarding. >> i'm primarily a stage actor. i was trained that way. i've done some films and i love it. i love television, i even love commercials. i love, i love animation, i love using my voice and my imagination. >> jones had notable roles as well in a field of dreams, the great white hope, and coming to america. >> a lot of fever is heating up as the jackpot for the mega millions drawing continues to grow. just how much it's worth and when the deadline is to buy that lucky ticket. >> plus, its challenge is maybe like trying to get all on the same page. let's do it and try to merge our designs together. >> turning bart into art. how some fashion design students in the bay area are turning these old paper bart tickets into unique clothing that will soon be on display bounced from one doctor to the next. did th

now, kristofferson went on to have a successful film career, starring alongside barbra streisand in a star is born. his family says he died at his homen maui saturday at 88 years old. a cause of death has not been released. developing news directv is acquiring dish network after years of talks. the deal is for directv to pay $1 for the company and assume its almost $10 billion of debt. the combination would form the country's largest pay tv company with 20 million subscribers. but there's a long road for the merger, including refinancing and reducing that debt. dish and directv attempted to merge in 2002, but it was blocked by regulators. this morning, crews are looking for people still unaccounted for after hurricane helene left a path of destruction across five states. at least 95 deaths are blamed on the storm. the impact felt from miami, florida, to asheville, north carolina, where the community is cut off by washed out roads and no power or cell phone service. the city's water system was severely damaged as well, and after as much as 30in of rain fell. >> it's heartbreaking because along this river we have a lot of wonderful sto

picket line, anticipating the career of their daughter, frequently getting themselves arrested for civil disobedience for nearly 60 years, these families transformed their homes into grassroots fundraising venues for generations of democratic party candidates, including one who is currently running for president of the united states. others who have and continue to represent us in sacramento, and many of whom have run for and serve, served or serve in positions in this very building, this plaque will commemorate their legacies and serve as a reminder of their contributions to our city. and i think actually, of an extraordinary generation in our city that really shaped the san francisco that we are and we have and our values and all of that. so today we have lisa, jake's daughter of edgar and diana roosevelt. jake's, who i think was going to share a few words about her parents legacy. and before she does that, i do just want to thank our public works director, carla short and ian schneider in public works for their help, as well as deputy city attorneys chris, tom and austin yang and calvin ho in my office and now lisa jakes, come on up and i'll just add as so

her family says she was surrounded by loved ones at her home in hillsborough. kathryn began her film career back in 1953, eventually starring in more than 20 films during the course of her career. she met her husband while on the set of the film white christmas. kathryn often appeared on her husband's merry old christmas specials, and crosby also hosted her own 30 minute talk show based in san francisco. that was back in the mid 70s. she is survived by her three children. crosby was 90 years old. for those of you who may not know, bing crosby was a wildly popular singer, oscar winning actor, tv and radio personality. during a career that spanned from about 1926 up until his death in 1977. a pulitzer prize winning journalist, filmmaker and author. these are all titles one berkeley man holds. jose antonio vargas is also undocumented. we met vargas at the south bay school that now bears his name. tonight in our continuing series, race in america, a conversation about the undocumented life and understanding its challenges, like how vargas hasn't seen his mother in 31 years since landing in the

also taken home. depot jackson, a member of the jackson 5 pop group has died at the age of 70 jackson family with diesel. his younger brother, michael, is lead singer, begun to hit making career in 1969 with i want to back and went out. i have a string of all the hits. i've seen seventy's and eighty's doing his brothers were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1997 big picture was next on the box to stay with the as one of leaders gathering in new york for the un general assembly escalating situation in the middle east, the ongoing conflict, and ukraine and climate change will be top of the agenda. can a consensus emerge or will political agendas prevail? stay tuned for regular updates on out just the to the same. she's in the mixed as an identity crisis. grappling with what kind of country is the best is what kind of country it wants to be. in the last episode we look at how the century old ideal of lacy d secularism is being applied today. you're separate from seaford conformation model emerged. i'm miriam, post war, and in this episode, we'll deal with another legacy from fraud. his policy that continues to shape its presence coloring. he lives in the people ne

but it was in buffalo, his home since 2006, where mark and his family put down roots. throughout his career, his warmth, focus and sense of humor cultivated partnerships and support for our cultural institutions, including as the c.e.o. of the richardson center corporation, the heart of buffalo's cultural corridor. executive director of the architecture center in buffalo, and as president and c.e.o. of the buffalo museum of science and nature preserve. his loving family is in our prayers, including his husband, kurt, and children, nicholas, kiara, mikey, eliott and emily and the late clayton. he will be missed. may my friend, mark mortonson, rest in peace. mr. speaker, i rise today to condemn trump's project 2025. the american people need to know what's in this extreme maga republican agenda and what it's all about. it would reject the power of the people. trump's project 2025 weaponizes the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. and imposes loyalty tests to purge our civil service and undermines congressional oversight. it would take away our rights and freedoms. trump's project 2025 goes after free speech

family and hopefully everything's all right. >> all right to baseball where yankees slugger aaron judge hasn't hit a home run in a career high 16 worries because new york's keeps on winning. thanks. so juan soto, the store right field with a walk-off single in the tenth to beat the red sox. food won bronx bombers now two games ahead of the orioles for first place in the al east. afterwards, soto well, he was asked what he's going to remember most about his first walk off as again so many things that crowd my team has and everybody, i mean, those guys, they were running hard on me that's one of the biggest things that are going to remember. i mean, we'll see what's coming in and i just don't know where to go but definitely it was a fun, familiar because again the anki is in your orioles, kasie been neck and neck all season long there for the ala has got a two-game leave now it seems massive considering they've just been going back and forth well, let's see what ends up happening uh-huh. >> i could never be a sports reporter. am i am i am i am capable of lack of five i can't do it. i can't do it. andy. thank you i really apprecia

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evening too, by the way, pavel, you should come to your place invited home, but not family , hormones control, i am interested in studies, careernd i advise you, at least sometimes think not only about what is located below the belt. good night, carefully the door, yeah, maria, i thought that we have a kind of anniversary, 5 months of knowing each other. so ready? yeah, ta-dam! mazet, how, how did you manage to do all this? well, because i am mac the wizard and sorcerer, you didn't know that? do you like it? yes, very much! maria, yeah, let's spend the day together, and i'll literally go to gorobets for a couple of hours, then i'll be all, all, all, all yours, where shall we go? if you don't mind, then i would like to wish... to red square, to look at the local wonders, the king of the bell, the king of the cannon, the king of the balalaika, the king of the boblik, okay, okay, fine, i'll call you at 12 and we'll agree where to meet, but please, this time without any strangers, yes, pavel, maybe you are otella, but i definitely won't let anyone hurt me , okay, don't worry, i'll strangle ravshan at most, stop, everything-everythi

my family of five went bankruptcy and -- bankrupt and lost their home. i'm in my 50's with a career in speech pathology and i still can't afford health insurance. andrea from nevada wrote, quote, my mother got colon cancer. she did not have adequate insurance, they wanted $3,000 up front before they would start her chemotherapy treatment. it would then cost another $3,000 a week for a minimum of 10 weeks. she never got a single chemo therapy treatment, end of quote. we can only imagine what happened. that's the bottom line. are we a nation which says that if you come down with some terrible illness, you run the risk of destroying the financial stability of your family? is that really where we are as a nation? i think not. today we're going to begin to transform our entire health care system, move to a medicare for all, but that's not what we're discussing today. what we're at least look at today is how short-term we can protect the many, many, many millions of people who are struggling financially because they committed the crime of getting sick. senator cassidy, the floor is yours.

family at his home in new york. jones broke barriers throughout his six decade career. the award winning actor went from the small screen to broadway, then starred in blockbuster film franchises that deep baritone gave life to the star wars villain darth vader. >> i want all rewarding. i'm primarily a stage actor. i was trained that way. i've done some film and i love it, i love television, i even love commercials. i love, i love animation, i love using my voice and my imagination. >> i could listen to and read the phone. me too, me too. i wish we could. of course, many of his notable roles include a reclusive writer in the field of dreams, a boxer in the great white hope, and, of course, the king in coming to america. i was looking back at, i mean, you know, he did so much work, even before he came into my consciousness as darth vader. so it's a time to reflect on his on his gift, the voice of cnn and so many other things and a nice man really, you know, personally. >> well, let's just say he lived nearby. oh, nice. and just just a wonderful man. and a lot of people ar

picket line, anticipating the career of their daughter, frequently getting themselves arrested for civil disobedience for nearly 60 years, these families transformed their homes into grassroots fundraising venues for generations of democratic party candidates, including one who is currently running for president of the united states. others who have and continue to represent us in sacramento, and many of whom have run for and serve, served or serve in positions in this very building, this plaque will commemorate their legacies and serve as a reminder of their contributions to our city. and i think actually, of an extraordinary generation in our city that really shaped the san francisco that we are and we have and our values and all of that. so today we have lisa, jake's daughter of edgar and diana roosevelt. jake's, who i think was going to share a few words about her parents legacy. and before she does that, i do just want to thank our public works director, carla short and ian schneider in public works for their help, as well as deputy city attorneys chris, tom and austin yang and calvin ho in my office and now lisa jakes, come on up and i'll just add as so

his longtime agent says he was surrounded by family at his home in new york when he died. jones was a barrier breaking star whose career more than 60 years. the award winning actor went from the small screen to broadway to starring in blockbuster franchise films. but jones might best be known for his deep baritone voice, more rewarding. >> i'm primarily a stage actor. i was trained that way. i've done some film and i love it, i love television, i even love commercials. i love, i love animation, i love using my voice and my imagination. >> his most notable roles included a reclusive writer and a field of dreams, a boxer in the great white hope, and the king in coming to america. jones also voiced villain darth vader in star wars. no one could have done it better than that. and mufasa in disney's the lion king. >> our time is now. 547 representatives of former movie studio mogul harvey weinstein say he had emergency surgery. his publicist said weinstein was rushed to a new york city hospital from his jail complex to remove fluid on his heart. he's now at a new jail while he recovers. weinstein is due back in court for a

she said surviving spouses and family members who cared for children moved many times during military -- their military career compromised their careers and maintained home life while the service member deployed. they have earned and deserve attention when the spouse has passed. placing the o.s.a. directly under the secretary will help to recognize the importance of this population. i was proud to work allowed loorng with chairman bost. i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of this commonsense legislation. and i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. mr. bost: i have no more speakers and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i have no further speakers and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i urge my colleagues to join me in passing h.r. 7100 and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from illinois. mr. bost: i encourage all the members to support this legislation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the questi