and he taught chunky how to drive a pickup truck when chunky was 10 years old.at fieldwork experience very early in life. [ranchera music] narrator: chunky's father and mother were like a lot of mexican workers who had been crossing the border for generations. there was always a huge demand for their labor in the mines, on the railroads and in the booming agricultural fields of the southwest. some were actively brought here by u.s. labor recruiters. by the 1960s, a young community organizer named cesar chavez had been remarkably successful in organizing our country's poorest and most forgotten workers -- the farmworkers who were responsible for the food on our tables. chavez preached a philosophy of non-violence and imagined a better world for these workers. tactically, nonviolence is extremely effective. but we say even more, we say that as a philosophy, as a way of life, perhaps, it's even more important. cesar chavez came to blythe i remember one time because there was a field office that was set up right there in blythe right on main street. i remember it cr

that check chunky wasn't enough to know what to do with them each year within a citizen of my sins. and that if i went on with that will then cause i to, i guess the more a $32.00 bit initially it was about $55.00 it off off and then with the actual q to check the label the and the pages all 3 or 3 did you use to use the internet i am announcing that the american combat mission in a rock as furniture though, as the 8 of its neighbors. best uh, how many are ahead pretty or does it show who shit. okay. vacation, security of their customers. the, to move. you know what the quote and have you go with our school when as you know, your customers, you can even as you can scale people off each of those, you move in a better number and the better they're going to go to that and you shift dang, it towed in g shallow. vanessa. how much energy are they going over stomach hot on? been something account equity. and are you gonna, i'm gonna set it equal to the radio solution number. the fish didn't give them the, i mean, how is your work to josh? the story is showing boys you, i'm you should it, s

searching in giovanni to look at the new invoice change which the modem is trusted, that checking chunky well the them be within minutes of the month. and that is that going on with that move in closer to i guess the more a 32 bit initially it was about 55 it off off and then with the actual care to check the label the and the pages all 3 or 3. did you use to use the net i am announcing that the american combat mission in a rock, as furniture though, as the 8 of its neighbors. that's how many are ahead pretty or does it show who shit, ok, vacation security of their customers. the interesting to me more, you know, that go in here, we go with our school and as you and as your customers, you can even as you can scale people off each of those, you move in a better number. and the better the color due to the language of the tower, to g, a shallow vanessa. how much energy are they going to over stomach? how don't think of an account equity? and are you gonna wanna set it equal to the radio solution? number the 1st and give them the or, i mean, how is your view to josh? the story is showing boy

these are really chunky moves.e genesis of some of these moves comes out of europe. not front end, it is the long and moving. -- end moving. christine lagarde has been talking about cpi numbers coming out this week. what does this mean for european equities? the barclays head of european equity strategy is joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: monday, 25th of september. it is ugly out there. >> the countdown is on in europe. this is bloomberg markets european close with guy johnson and alix steel. ♪

. >> i want chunky steak, a nice medium rare. >> i have been to his restaurant oh, no that's chunky cheese. it will do its thing. >> you got to cut against the grain on this cut. >> yes, exactly. and don't let that marinade go to waste i drizzle it on like a little grit of a gravy on top extra flavor, so good. >> how is the meat, guys >> it's a good recipe. >> it's in a taco, too >> all right what do you got next you got the sweet potato. >> okay. this is like totally elevating the sweet potato to the next level. this is three ingredients, really tom yum paste. >> what is tom yum paste >> it is famous for tom yum soup from thailand. it's spicy you are going to cut the sweet potato into wedges and then, carson, i'm going to get you to toss this marinade in with the potatoes. >> this is great that's a great kick. >> we are give it a little season so i will toss it with a marinade. >> why do you like the sweet potato it is quite sweet inside it caramelizes with the marinade what you get with this beautiful garlic, which i will squeeze on top. you get the beautiful creamy sensation. it is so e

i want to see some chunky people, some soldiers out there if you will.before that accident disfigure you, josh. >> brian: why are they laughing? >> it is amazing how popular you are with you are with the dysgranular -- fasig -- disfigurement. when you have got on the show? >> brian: no, i would not have. like to mr. funny how a day with the resident at the end. i would say this. the british gave us the x factor. thank you. they gave us "the office." thank you. this is something you should go back and vote and i'm kind of ashamed of myself. because it has been on for 4 or five years. we are just finding now? the thing is they did not promote it. they knew it was going to be a problem. he wanted people to discover it. and the same people that discovered the -- they want to, hey, what is the channel with sesame street? the same channel. so you are putting "sesame street," you can double-click on that or you can double-click on this. do you see a problem with that? in terms of the overall programming of this being a choice among our children with the safety

he was a little bit chunky, you said earlier on you know, i said earlier on on on one other shows that shows that in in day the larger kid, the in my day the larger kid, the fat kid, we used to call him the fat kid, we used to call him the fat kid, we used to call him the fat kid in school, were fat kid in school, they were usually were living usually ones that were living with or something with their grandma or something like with their grandma or something uke been with their grandma or something like been and like that had been pampered and spoilt a little bit, that spoilt a little bit, giving that extra love. sometimes extra bit of love. sometimes people by giving people think love by giving them, extra, but people think love by giving them, seen extra, but people think love by giving them, seen scores extra, but people think love by giving them, seen scores now. a, but people think love by giving them, seen scores now. there's we've seen scores now. there's a lot roland's scoring. lot more roland's in scoring. yeah, come a little yeah, it seems to come a little bit acceptable. i m

he was a little bit chunky, you said earlier on you know, i said earlier on on on one other shows that shows that in in day the larger kid, the in my day the larger kid, the fat kid, we used to call him the fat kid, we used to call him the fat kid, we used to call him the fat kid in school, were fat kid in school, they were usually were living usually ones that were living with or something with their grandma or something like with their grandma or something uke been with their grandma or something like been and like that had been pampered and spoilt a little bit, that spoilt a little bit, giving that extra love. sometimes extra bit of love. sometimes people by giving people think love by giving them, extra, but people think love by giving them, seen extra, but people think love by giving them, seen scores extra, but people think love by giving them, seen scores now. a, but people think love by giving them, seen scores now. there's we've seen scores now. there's a lot roland's scoring. lot more roland's in scoring. yeah, come a little yeah, it seems to come a little bit acceptable. i m

so it looks pretty chunky out there when you wake up in the morning hours.ct, here we go tonight through the overnight hours, official sunrise at 655. we will be cloudy along the coast. we will cloudy around the bay all the way through the dublin gray towards the tri valley. look at santa rosa socked in all the way through cotati and windsor, half moon bay, san mateo, all the way into belmont and burlingame. then it backs off in the early afternoon hours, but the haze stays put. so that's why the bay area air quality district issued another spare the air day for your friday. the most compromised areas will be the north bay and also around the central bay and the peninsula for a little bit better visibility across the santa clara valley. now, this is interesting doings. i just love this image. let's go ahead and pinpoint a couple of things. first off, area, low pressure over there. you can see the counterclockwise fashion of the rotation around that core of the center of the area. low pressure . and then we have this big, beautiful area, low pressure. this is

as well as the campbell's chunky style border control. and now for a more fun, lighthearted topic.licans are preparing an emergency plan for breaching the debt limit. okay, breaching the debt ceiling is a complicated topic and i don't want to get too technical. so all you need to know is, ahhh! ahhh! ahh! okay, here's the thing. the united states, we borrow a lot of money from a lot of people, and the united states has to pay its bills, not just because it's in the constitution but because we are in deep with some serious people. that's why the old poster goes "i want you to pay our bills or they are going to take my thumbs, charlie!" so what does the g.o.p., what does the g.o.p. want in return for not shooting the world economy in the head? well, reportedly some republicans plan to ask for spending reductions to entitlement programs such as medicare and social security. >> [booing] >> stephen: really? yeah, that's what i said. they want to cut two of the most popular government programs in history. i guess that will free up money for their new initiative, drowning kittens and slap

you split the difference between the iea and the opec number, you are looking at chunky deficits andclear the saudi decision to keep that cut in place by the end of the year is fighting the market. it's driving down inventories quickly but the market will be focused on what that number looks like in the first quarter of next year. there will be some year on year growth that won't be as strong -- as in that will come into focus but no matter which number you choose, if you look in between, we are looking at a tight market where inventories are coming back quickly. lisa: will we be talking about the weather and how cold the winter will be in the value of oil but also gas? >> yes, i think the weather is always a question and many people use diesel to heat their homes as heating oil. the diesel market right now looks extremely tight. refiners are being rewarded for making the spread between diesel and oil prices blown out between the global resilience in industrial demand as the economy keeps going. if we get a cold winter, that will continue to be under pressure. a cold winter always dr

you can see there is a chunky increase this year to £61; billion.t is any of this is related to the raac concrete issue? mr slater suggests it is — but is that fair? well, an important piece of information here is a "condition of school buildings survey" — a major investigation by the education department in may 2021. this found that the total backlog maintenance need in the school estate summed to around £11.4 billion. with around £1.5 billion of that related to school roofs. this doesn�*t mean that all that is due to raac concrete, but it does show that professional surveyors identified a major necessary rebuilding job back then. but we are where we are. so how much could putting this right all cost the public purse? it�*s impossible to be sure as we don�*t know the extent of the problem, and the situation of each school is likely to be different. but one credible estimate suggests the cost of repairing each affected school might be £5 million. 0n the very conservative assumption that only 100 schools are affected, that implies a bill of £500 mill

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my favorite things to do, it's just picking the right textures like if you are doing it in a nice, chunkyhe perfect transitional shoe because you can still wear a shoe without socks but you have more coverage than an open toe shoe. >> i like those stripes. >> yes so we put it together here i gave her, and don't forget, a cropped t-shirt. i know a lot of women are like, i am never wearing a cropped t-shirt. this just means it hits you right where your pants end so you don't have the extra bulk from layering when you have to tuck it in you don't have to do it here layer on your great cardigan i paired it with a cardigan. how do you transition your colors into fall and winter? pair it with darker colors and more fall chunkier textures. >> yeah. inherently more casual. so you can wear it with everything. here is a great statement necklace. a simple hoop earring you could wear. it is so easy to wear and just i like the crop. >> thank you, melissa. and thanks to our models as well if you want to see more pics, scan the qr code or go to today.com/shopthislist today's solely featured products ava

wow so really, really chunky.f you think the average house is like 280 grand, that's like 30 grand reduction. yeah. >> yeah. however there is there still a problem in that to get some these mortgage deals, some of these mortgage deals, particularly need still to particularly you need still to have a good deposit have a pretty good deposit to put are finding put in. and people are finding that difficult get that cash that difficult to get that cash together , especially if they're together, especially if they're coming sector. coming from from rental sector. >> been the >> that's always been the difficulty deposit difficulty getting a deposit together. renting as together. if you are renting as well and you know people are spending a third or half of their income on rent, it's absolutely it's absolutely terrible. and so what we've got now is a situation where the market is starting to turn . we market is starting to turn. we have seen a fall in house prices . it has been a buyer's market as ellie says, people are l

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people apparently still have the money to do that, they have sufficient money to do these pretty chunkyoes not really keep me that much. tom: spx 5000, i gotta make news today. can you give me 5000 spx? max: if we think about next year , it is not an awful lot of weight. it is 10% to 12% away. if we are thinking -- if we are still in a fairly highest inflation environment and earnings growth is relatively fine, why not. tom: they're doing something with the united nations, they listen to max cap mayor. hsbc is a presentation like no one else. i witnessed it across the hong kong trolley in asia. how dealing china trauma and particularly domestic trauma into the toxic room of gloom and the west? how do you link hong kong and shanghai over to london and new york? max: i think what is clear with regard to europe and china and now a little bit less in the u.s. is like you've said there is all this doom and gloom, all of these are stations around do -- doom and gloom, i don't think you have had guests on for weeks that's a 2023 has been better than expected and we were a bit wrong on europe a

but that's quite from one from one quite chunky from one from one field. looking at £8 field.nt and we're looking jobs. and looking at about 2000 jobs. and you say, how does it tie with net zero? well, even the climate change commission, which is the government's kind in—house government's kind of in—house source, , conscience, if source, you know, conscience, if you like, on on climate issues , you like, on on climate issues, it's a it's a statutory body . it's a it's a statutory body. it's got legal powers to advise publicly the government to and push the government in certain directions. even the climate change commission admits this, that we use 70% of our energy at the moment is oil, right? when you think of transport, yeah. but across the piece it's going to be 50% by 2030 at best, and it's going to be 25% by 2050 at best. these are on really optimistic take up rates and efficiency rates for renewable energy and so on. so if we still using a lot of oil and a lot of gas, gas of course, is 40% of our electricity generation in in 2050, it makes so much more sense to use our

it does get pretty chunky because pensioners had a 10% increase in their pension last year because inflations the inflation one rather than average earnings or 2.5% that was higher to 10. then 8.5. i mean, no one who's working or unless you're some kind of finance tycoon or a or a television presenter , i don't television presenter, i don't know many of those. you you know, no one's going to be getting wage rises that are more than 10% at an 8.5. so in that sense, a lot of a lot of younger people would say it's unfair and here's one other thing, patrick. the basic state pension is paid to everybody. it's called universal. and that's what william beveridge wanted in his report after the second world war that created the welfare state. but lot of people who state. but a lot of people who are wealthy, they're are very wealthy, they're getting state pension, getting the basic state pension, they're their wine they're using it for their wine fund. they're using it for fund. yeah they're using it for their skiing fund. so shouldn't it tested? but it be more means tested? but then start means then

quite a chunky upgrade . al fayed and then upgrade. and then growth from april to june the 2nd quarter, that was nought point 2. now now they're still quite low numbers as but if you combine them with last year in 2022, the uk grew by 4.2. >> yeah . and there was the >> yeah. and there was the reassessment on that. >> that's up from 4.1. and if you add that together with the reassessment of previous years, 2020 and 2021, which we had over the summer as it happens, as it happens , the uk since the happens, the uk since the pandemic, has now grown by 1.8. that's more than france . yeah, that's more than france. yeah, 1.7% and certainly more than germany. nought point 2. it's not up there with the states. they've got lots of cheap energy in america or japan or italy or japan, but it's better than we thought and it's in the middle of the pack and it means no one who's honest can say, oh , who's honest can say, oh, brexit, britain can't grow where is the resilience coming from ? is the resilience coming from? >> and does it indicate that je