i work with the carpenter's union apprenticeship program. i went to the program myself 20 years ago after graduating from u.c. berkeley and getting -- i found myself not making enough wages to pay off some of the loans and there wasn't very many good jobs, so i found out about this apprenticeship program from the union. they got me in, it has been 20 years of great infrastructure building with blueprints and plans and it has made me who i am, that is why i work with the apprenticeship program. i have 12 years experience as a coordinator, 46 counties, from fresno all the way to the oregon border, working with nonprofits that run from high school which shops to junior colleges teaching construction, to working with nonprofits, and i've got to say, i am very impressed by the program. first of all, they have a perfect combination of instructors that came from our trades, that does the pre apprenticeship training to kind of guide them and nurture the participants to survive on the job sight that is union paid wages. we have had ten individuals co

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he claims he is a humble carpenter. the verdict is due later this friday in italy. prosecutors say the national and the docs should spend the next 14 years behind bars. arrest oflled it thee the year. man is a dangerous people smuggler, and international criminal. targeting millions of euros off the backs of people hoping for a better life. on'sfound him ensued capital. he was extradited to italy. scenario started to emerge. the defendant insists he is a carpenter. international arrest, a case of mistaken identity. swedish public tv confirmed his version of the story. hisnalists tracked down family and say dna tests did n t match that of the man in country. prosecutors are not convinced.d. they say they have the right man and that he should be locked up for 14 years for his crimes. he is suspected of organizing this illegal boat trip.. thevessel capsized after -- vessel capsized killing over 360 people. >> donald trump has canceled a 2020 censusa question. he has directed agencies to turn over the necessary paperwork. >> critics are calling it a humiliating defeat.

after i graduated, i became a carpenter, working for carpenter's union local 22. before having the opportunity and the blessing of joining local 38, which is the plumbers and pipefitters union of san francisco. living here in san francisco in the 94124 has given me the benefit and a stable career to be in and pay rent in san francisco. that's why we need more affordable housing. we need more affordable housing for all of the reasons stated above. we also need this bond to create union jobs for all unions to build more affordable housing. right now, i'm working for o'brien mechanical in the mission street housing at 1950 mission where we are building 157 100% affordable housing units. [applause] >> so what i'm really trying to say is we need to build this housing so we can support more people like me, more stacey provosts. >> the hon. london breed: thank you, stacey, and thiank you to all the members who came out today. and thank you to all the supervisors who came out today. i know you've got to run back to get back to business. i know we are all looking for a una

no the only carpenters there are him and his partner like the town's economy their business has been cut right back. this is one of the most vivid areas and were a few meters away from an israeli industrial area this area was bustling with businesses and people going back and forth now we rely on a few customers the contrast between the 2 sides of the wall can be seen vividly here and also heard on the israeli side there is the loud noise of construction works on the palestinian side that sides. as palestinians are being pushed out on their side of the wall because of land confiscation more israelis are taking advantage such as a. in the north of the occupied west bank. and is really military order confiscated palestinian lands there for building the wall israelis build a stable on it. palestinian fears have increased since israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans to annex parts of the west bank if you die who will have the main goal in the israeli agenda is to grab more lands push more people out especially those living in east jerusalem the wall helps israel build

other component is one of the members of the band the radar's was a carpenter a cabinet maker a very good craftsman. he made my guitar neck by hand. and cut out the body with a saw. and i could i. just wondered if i was 14 when i arrived here and my mother told me don't go down i know there's something not just. sort of what is this i mean there were there were other ways to get to school but we defied our parents and always walked along the avenue to san fernando which was busier than all the other streets in the city. but then i wrote actually consisted of 2 different towns one along. very traditional and the other along up a need of something under very american that's right the american bars are casinos were the last thing on. it and that you got the longest so yeah there was this girl from london her name was janet. she was pretty and dressed in a way we were used to here and john. b. and she was very funny and a mini skirt. and a kind of fur jacket and if i got the. most freaked out she was the real thing. right here in december 1718 i had no more than 5 pounds in my pockets an

dan, i'm a district 1 resident and researcher for carpenter local 22. we're opposed to this legislation for many of the reasons already stated. throwing additional zapped into the gears of the city's development entitlement process is the exact opposite approach the city should be taking to address the housing crisis. further, the proposal legislation will mean perhaps thousands of opportunities lost for our local construction workforce which means less work opportunities for city-build grad squats other lola prentiss. slowing or completely stopping housing production means more than just less housing, it means fewer jobs, shrinking tax revenue and cut off construction careers before they even start. like many members of our union, i live here. i rent here. i hope 2 to raise my daughter here. we know the importance of protecting tenants in today's housing market and of course we support exist, strong tenant prediction and preserving affordable housing units. we urge you to enforce these already exiting policy or do something to make them stronger but do

no the only carpenters there are him and his partner like the town's economy their business has been cut back. this is one of the most vivid areas. were a few meters away from an israeli industrial area this area was bustling with businesses and people going back and forth now we rely on a few customers the contrast between the 2 sides of the wall can be seen vividly here and also heard on the israeli side there is the loud noise of construction works on the palestinian side. as palestinians are being pushed out on their side of the wall because of land confiscation more israelis are taking advantage such as a. in the north of the occupied west bank and israeli military order confiscated palestinian lands there for building the wall israelis build a stable on it. palestinian fears have increased since israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans to annex parts of the west bank if you die who will head the main goal in the israeli agenda is to grab more lands push more people out especially those living in east jerusalem the wall helps israel build more settlements exten

no the only carpenters there are him and his partner like the town's economy their business has been cut right back. this is one of the most vivid areas. were a few meters away from an israeli industrial area this area was bustling with businesses and people going back and forth now we rely on a few customers the contrast between the 2 sides of the wall can be seen vividly here and also heard on the israeli side there is the loud noise of construction works on the palestinian side that sides. as palestinians are being pushed out on their side of the wall because of land confiscation more israelis are taking advantage such as a. in the north of the occupied west bank and israeli military order confiscated palestinian lands there for building the wall israelis built a stable on it. palestinian fears have increased since israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans to annex parts of the west bank if you died who will head the project the main goal in the israeli agenda is to grab more lands to push more people out especially they's living in east jerusalem the wall helps i

you would go find a carpenter and he would just build you a mackinaw boat. they were almost throwaways because they would only last for 10 years or so, and then you they would begin to rot, and then you would build another one. there was a fleet, tons of them. i cannot picture how many there were, but there were hundreds, maybe thousands around the great lakes area for that use. the summer of 1982, we built a boat down at the bottom of west bay, launched it -- i think it was early november of that year, and the mayor cracked a bottle of cherry champagne, of course on the bow, and we launched it. , that was 1982. people thought this was the coolest thing. back then, there was no evidence of a schooner in this bay in 1982. zero. really maybe in all of the great lakes, there was no evidence. so the boat represented probably the schooner, even though it was first little, 19 feet, it was the first one that people could see. with that spirit, back in 1982, we began figuring out what is our next project? steve harold, who was one of our original founders, researche

never married and worked as a carpenter. >>for 67 years at the same des moines business. he was that kind of a blue collar lunch bill kind of guy. >>when to work every day worked really hard was frugal i'm like a lot of violence and 10 ears before curious dilemma. >>and walk into his lawyer's office so i never got the opportunity to go to college and so i'd like to help the kids go to college. then came the john dropper finally i kind of was curious as to how much are we talking about building said. well just to show million and i nearly fell out of my chair. when dale died in 2005. the guy who owned 2 pair of jeans he had church jeans and work teams left behind a rusty chevy truck and instructions. this in small-town iowa kids college he wanted to help the kids that were like him. that probably wouldn't have an opportunity to to go to college. but for his gift kids like europe. >>for a man that would never meet you to give me. basically a 4, 8, college. that doesn't happen, but for 14 years life, c it. a deal schroders obituary it says he died having no dissent saturday

i am field representative for the carpenters local 22.e members of carpenters local 22, san francisco and the surrounding bay area strongly support the approval of the 88 bluxome street project in the central soma area of san francisco. this 1 million plus square foot of development will generate hundreds of union construction jobs in san francisco and provide opportunity including women or minorities to begin and continue a career. this type of development is exactly what the city of san francisco needs, a development which highlights the intent and goals of the central soma plan by delivering a well project, and vibrant mixed use. when completed, the development proposed by the alexander real estate equities inc., a collaboration with tmg partners will deliver the much needed 100% of horrible housing, of nearly 100 units all producing a tremendous amount of permanent jobs creating opportunities for local residents to work closer to where they live. additionally the ground floor retail, generous amounts of public and private open spaces

he asks us if i die here who will find me andrew simmons whole village in georgia well michael carpenter's managing director for the pen biden the center for diplomacy and global engagement is joining us now live via skype from washington thank you very much indeed for your time so. give us i know overview if you will what do you think russia's intentions are towards georgia. well russia has proceeded with this policy of workers' sation which essentially means moving the occupation lie in both south that saudia and up. into georgian territory and this at the same time as its government tries to normalize official diplomatic relations between tbilisi and moscow out so there's a bit of a 2 step a parallel process going on here in reality then with jurors are being cut off from their livelihoods as you just reported on in the setup piece but at the same time the government is trying to normalize relations and pretend as if things are moving in the right direction unfortunately georgian society doesn't see it that way and so over the past 2 weeks we've had unprecedented street protests in tbil

no the only carpenters there are him and his partner like the town's economy their business has been cut back. this is one of the most vivid areas and we're a few meters away from an israeli industrial area this area was bustling with businesses and people going back and now we rely on a few customers the contrast between the 2 sides of the wall can be seen vividly here and also heard on the israeli side there is the loud noise of construction works on the palestinian side. as palestinians are being pushed out on their side of the wall because of land confiscation more israelis are taking advantage such as . in the north of the occupied west bank. and is really military order confiscated . building the wall israelis build a stable on it. palestinian fears have increased since israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans to annex parts of the west bank if you don't who will head the main goal in the israeli agenda is to grab more lands push more people out especially those living in east jerusalem the wall helps israel build more settlements extending existing ones and c

all of us are used to be a carpenter then a graphic designer until he got both. then he had it for iceland and greenland today many of his photographs hang in major museums the world over. he almost always too is alone once 200 kilometers from the nearest village he had a serious accident. the right for. sex in the eyes of god with their blood being on the boat nonstop for 36 hours because there was nowhere to stop and had 3 or 4 o'clock in the morning i had to drive straight north to the sun. it was just above the horizon and blinded me and the next moment everything was quiet and dark dr wan i woke up again and felt something cold pointy on my chin and i couldn't move i spoke good on i opened my eyes and realized that i had landed on an iceberg and i had concussion of the blood was running down me i had broken ribs my bow to drifted off on. one and then there was no one around. and i went into the water and followed the boat after 15 minutes i reached the boat i was exhausted because i was stuck that hanging on to the boat and i could not get in and i put my to

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he's the one who builds the crossroads for chicago's lost children greg zane is a retired carpenter for each life taken he sets up another cross together they form a growing memorial on the west side. greg himself suffer the tragic loss of 2 family members he knows what it's like to have a loved one stone and from him. this was not going to. let her go making the crosses was also a way for greg to be able to work through his own trauma. my nickname try to be. heard this hard in my shop i cry a lot marsha. are. i've i feel like i'm battling these people because i've had that loss. and. it all seems like nobody wants to talk about it to them i do. nobody wants to have a loss or notice that mother that loved their game or like just say honor. she loved him to a certain point something went wrong. once he's finished making a cross greg leaves it behind for the family of the deceased to take with them like tyrone blake sr. even as a police officer he was unable to stop his own son from being drawn into the maelstrom of gang life and getting killed. they have no more or they have no you know.