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for almost 30 years, crist was a manager at printing giant rr donnelly. >> i've always supervised.art of me that was like, i'll be one of those guys >> reporter: no suk. he was laid off in 2016, his plans derailed when the firm reorganized. economist richard johnson's work has shown that crist is far from alone. >> we found that more than half, 56% of workers, experienced an involuntary, employer-related job separation after age 50.or >> repter: crist, who'd made $100,000 a year, began looking for a comparable job. but he soon realized... >> where i had been after all those years, with salary and benefits and things, was not what i was going to get if i stayed here. but also, at the same time, kim looking at, i still ha in school, i had bought a house, all the things that kind of hold you to a place. >> reporter: crist is a case inn of what, in our ostensibly booming economy, so many workers in their 50s and older faceda thes, says professor teresa ghilarducci. >> they're less bile. older workers are sticky to their geographical pla. they have relationships with people in the commu

uke crist. >> that is why the deacon cannot say a mass or consec crate the uke crist. we can assist the priest but we cannot hear confession, and we cannot anoint the sick. >> you do have la ter jig cal and pastoral duties and specialties. >> yes. >> give me those. >> we can preach, rican proclaim the gospel, we can preach, we can baptize. we oversee vigils or committals at the cemeteries. >> sola turning cal and pastoral. as you mentioned before the pastoral side involves outreach to the laity particularly to the marginalized people, is that right? >> exactly. it is specifically meant if you think of the old testament call to take care of the widows, orphans and stranger in the land or the immigrants, that is the call to the diaconate. >> and you know, i don't have experience of deacon. an elder gentleman i knew in oakland had become a deacon there, but in my upbringing i haven't had much experience of them, but from the statistics that we agree we read, 18,000 men in the united states ar this

incidentally later this week we'll have a report about crist on the t.v.rex you saw the beginning of the report who's been the superstar of the natural history museum here in berlin for some years now. now the american jews are influenced by so many musical genres it is impossible to pigeonhole them experimental yes but also there's a lot of classic soul in the music as well the name was chosen deliberately as a political statement the city algis being an important place regarding the post-colonial struggle the band were here in berlin recently promoting the 3rd album cold that is no year. 0 nowhere from you know america. on the street. they saying about in america in flames and dream of rebellion seen algiers and their singer franklin james fischer have created the sound of a down fun but it's also a declaration of war. because. 3 of the 4 band members grew up in atlanta georgia their music combines the coolness of post-punk with the defiance of gospel they've just released their 3rd album there is a new year it continues what's been described as their in

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swarms of flow crist's are everywhere a 1000000000 of these. asit insects are sweeping across east africa destroying crops and livelihoods as they fly from one country to the other. 10000000 people in the region are now at risk of hunger and famine. we depend a lot on the season and we worry that locust will destroy our harvest and will end up remaining hungry throughout the rest of the year. so malia has declared a state of emergency after its worst locus infestation in 25 years they are breeding in large numbers mostly remote areas under the control of al-shabaab and that's making it nearly impossible to fight the world's most dangerous mike retreat pests. the un says the most devastating plague of locusts in living memory could be within weeks if the world doesn't do enough to stop the outbreak we have about 12000000 people who are already in that of humanitarian assistance in terms of food security programs what we are afraid is that with the invasion of this. that is a very you know it's done bursts and the quantity of food that this locus

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last year, doctor cara crist, we are at the department of health services, convened a group of stakeholders and mental health experts to develop a plan to combat suicide and save lives and when it comes to our kids, in the iphone era, they face a world dramatically different than the one we grew up in. modern technology, social media, loneliness, vaping, we need solutions that focus on the whole child, promoting personal resilience, leveraging our community in a supportive environment. let's start by increasing access to mental health care. we are going with senator kate briefly mckee and representative jean flight occur on a long overdue reform. insurance companies should be covering mental health just like they cover an annual physical and were going to make sure they do. i've called on you to get rid of old laws. today i'm leading by example. moments ago, i rescinded 23 old executive orders, resulting in the elimination of 18 boards and commissions we just don't need? don't worry, i'm not gonna go through the list. you will mess. it that's the equivalent of 134 million dollar tax cut wit

. >> and i'm thinking about a story clis krr crist walk away was frame mueller and it might end sooner, what does donald trump do? beerates and -- day after day. it is rattled by the disinformation campaign as they are by the potential of an inevitable spread to something akin to the flu in this country and anything but alarmsh. it's about being alert, informed. their reasons for lying don't justify the price they're paying in terms of rattling markets. >> he said he wanted to take to the podium to calm the nation. all he did was rattle it further in terms of lack of understanding of the virus and contradictions with the cdc. and we saw one thing the markets hate most is uncertainty. he's delivering that in spades with his scatter shot response the last few days. and we've talked for a while about how this has emboldened unchecked trump. part of that is because the guardrails are gone. he surrounded him with an administration that tells him what he wants to hear. there's really no one to say we need take a different approach. >> being checked by no one but mitt romney in the senate and

alley-oop. 20 points for crist in the first half. here's wiggins' first bucket. corner three, yep.ond quarter, l.a. up seven and lebron james running the floor, dribbling. no one stops him and up top to dwight howard. lakers led by seven at the break. third quarter, lakers taking control off a dubs' turnover. anthony davis now running. nice pass to lebron. lakers led by as many as 21, but the dubs fight back. how about wiggins, down the lane, hoop and the foul. he scores 24 in his warriors debut. dubs actually got down to five, but lebron, crunch time. the dagger from deep. 22 points, 11 assists for him. lakers win by five. here's the new guy, wiggins, after his first game on warriors ground. >> today i was just letting the game come to me. i was running the floor, trying to take easy shots. i was a little nervous at first, big crowd, new home. but it felt good out there. >> he's super athletic. there's one play where rondo had a layup and he wend t up and blocked the hell out of him. he's super aggressive. >> wings are hard to find. he's 6'8". he's long. he's athletic. you think a

. >> i want to begin with this piece from arthur brooks at the national program crist this month.e talked about why -- the national prayer breakfast. >> he disagreed and said publicly -- he said why he disagrees with the president and says publicly insulting others crazy terrible national discourse in this country, something that needs to stop her he is taking aim directly at president trump. >> i think we have a problem with public discourse. but it was not the president who began it. we have people publicly stating that if you see a member of the trump cabinet in public, publicly harassed them. this is what happened to sarah huckabee sanders, who was abused in a restaurant with her family because of this kind of family. you have obama's attorney general sang when you -- when they are down, you do not help them. this started a long time ago. remember when president obama was president, he said at the thanksgiving cable test table, get in their face if they are on the wrong side of the political argument. so the idea that donald trump started a negative public discourse, he is res

he said something similar to crist ann aman pore. >> in the end it turned out we were using it too aggressively we cut it back, it didn't have the effect. we thought crime would go up. we reduced it by 95%, and i said i'm sorry. i was wrong, and i'm sorry. after that i don't know what else to tell you. >> let's talk about it. with me now is cnn politics and business correspondent christina alesh she, and cnn political analyst, and national reporter for the "new york times." you've been covering the bloomberg campaign, tell me about this audio and why it's resurfacing now. >> it's resurfacing to your point because he is rising in the pollis, this is what happen when you start climbing. other people try and take you down. that said, this audio is very bad for the bloomberg campaign. his opponents will use this against him not because he's supporting the policy but he's using such harsh and insensitive words in the face of a policy that disrupted a lot of lives of new yorkers, and you know, it just kind of shows a tone deafness on his part about how the community really felt about it. we actually

crist: and the earthquakes eep coming, one as recently as two days ago. this is an ongoing crisis that emands an immediate andro bust response. -- and robust response, but critical we're seeing aid delayed. we in florida know when we oliticize disaster relief we put people's lives at stake. the house passed a supplemental friday. relief bill now is time for the senate to act for our puerto rican brothers and sisters. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: members will take their conversations floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? speaker, son: madam request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, madam speaker. adam speaker, i rise today to congratulate the university of pittsburgh johnston wrestling pecora on his recent record breaking meet. n friday, february 7, coach pecora led the panthers to over mercy hurst. this was the 617th win and nearly a ive-

secretary general antonio terrorists crist criticized other countries for interfering in the libyan conflict your god example with goes to libya it's evident the crisis has been seriously aggravated by the presence of forces and equipment from many other countries in clear violation of the mandate of the security council i think we have to reestablish the sovereignty of international law and the conditions in which the decisions of the security council could be implemented and that countries should understand that they're engaged with to promote certain conflicts increases the potential for action by terrorist groups. or to a deal he does in geneva for us where she says there are divisions over the future of various armed groups operating in libya and whether have to us forces would withdraw. an internationally recognized government in tripoli has been calling for the troops of have to pull back to 3 april 2019 position that means all the way back. pulling out of south of tripoli pulling out of sirte that is something the general have to has been the former general rather has been. saying no

cancer foundation, organizing for america, obama campaign, the hillary clinton campaign, the charlie crist campaign, and provided support for candidates running for office in her house district and other districts within the county. she currently serves as orange county democratic executive committee as a precinct committee woman for precinct 544. joanne is a member of the democratic women's club of florida, the east orange democratic women's club and the progressives of east orange. and for that, ms. joanne cobbs, e honor you. in honor of black history month, want to recognize mark canty. undersheriff mark canty has deep roots in orange county. he grew up in pine hills and after graduating from northwestern university in 1994, he came home to orlando. while working in a residential group home for the urban league, made him realize a career in law enforcement was his calling. he was driven by a desire to make a bigger impact in the community and beyond. by making kegses with young people before they were in trouble. that led him to the orlando police department where over his 22-year caree

. >> this navigation center at 5th and bryant is home for 63-year-old jen crist. she says her plight started with a knee injury that left without a job, broke, evicted and then a couch surfer with no place to call home. >> you know, you can't pay rent, and good-bye. disorienting. you know, it's like you're used to being able to do what you want to do when you want to do grateful to be out of a much larger homeless center in a place where there's help handling complicated paperwork for financial aid and housing, but she is ready for her own place where she can get back on her feet. >> we're still discussing the possibility of a knee replacement versus knee fusion type stuff. >> reporter: we asked the department of homelessness in support of housing about the wait. >> the housing crisis makes all hoff this harder. >> reporter: crist and thousands of others begin their path towards housing at shelters and navigation center with the goal of moving into city funded housing or subsidized limited. >> that will help people who were formerly homeless get a great and safe a