among the leaders of this movement was eugene debs born in 1855 in terre haute, indiana, came from a middle-class family, his father is text file business and went to work for a local railroad, identified with the working class and economic problems in the new industrial age. debs was a founder of and early labor union, industrial workers of the world as well as the american railway union. the pullman strike of -- initial legislation was a series of often violent strikes at this time, with 13 deaths. charged with contempt of court with federal injunction against the strike served 6 months in jail. during that time debs read widely about international socialism and emerged from jail a firm believer. originally democrat he said two terms in the indiana house of representatives, debs was a founding member of several socialist political parties, socialism was never able to form a single coherent political party in this country, socialist leaders almost entirely intellectual endlessly split over ideological minutia. there were social democrats and many others. debs joined the socialist pa

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i don't know what the, what a joke about eugene debs. why, why has there been no socialist press joy, although i should say, but any sign is obviously wicky leaks revealed how the d n c tried to destroy his candidacy is a socialist and nearly became president. so, you know, eugene debs is one of the dissenting heroes that i try to highlight throughout the book. some of them people have heard of like, you know, john quincy adams and abraham lincoln who were anti mexican american war. but using deb stands out because he was for time candidate for president under the socialist party, gets about a 1000000 votes in 1912 and almost the same in 1920. he runs from federal prison in 1920 and his campaign button. se for president convict, you know, 9372 or whatever. i mean, it was kind of incredible. why though, is that the socialist moment until bernie sanders obviously because bernie sanders, one of his early projects, was a documentary about eugene debs. which i think is instructed, but why? well, the united states has this hearty frontier cult

deb thank you so much. now let's start a chief meteorologist bill martin for more on the conditions we can expect later tonight, bill. well andre deb hit it right on the head. you know we're going to pull the trigger on these red flag warnings pretty quick. we've seen a lot this year already, and we're just kind of getting into october and the reason is good. it's two years of drought. anything any spark anything could cause major problems for us so in the in the east bay or the north bay hills, part of the above 1000 ft. the areas in red here we have a red flag warning that will be dropped tomorrow morning, and it's the heaviest winds should be in the next few hours. so let's take a look. here's the current winds. i went right to the top to the peaks for the wind is and if you look at mount st alina, you've got yourself a 35 or 34 mile an hour wind there that's verifying and you know, it's just coming right out of the north. there, you got a 23 mile an hour wind at mount diablo and then ben loman up high 1

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deborah villalon reporting in the north bay, deb. thank you, southwest congresswoman anna as she sent a letter to pg and e ceo today, demanding answers about the recent power outages, she says some of her constituents in the santa cruz mountains have experienced lengthy outages over the past six weeks. the letter read, in part, while i appreciate the utilities long overdue attention to wildfire prevention. safety need not necessarily come at the expense of reliability, unexpected and days long outages are more than an inconvenience. they pose their own health and safety risk. particular particularly for the elderly and those living in more isolated areas, and the current situation cannot become the new normal. new at 11. san francisco resumed enforcing a parking rule today that had been put on hold during the peak of the pandemic. the sfm to says it's back to tone vehicles that are parked in restricted peak hour tow is owns. some exemptions apply, including zones located near park. let's transportation officials also say that the so

still ahead, we will talk live with senator deb fischer of the senate armed services committee abouthat questioning today. up next, the president says he wants to pass transformational legislation. so we'll look at how the democrats' mass tax and spend legislation that they call human infrastructure could potentially change the nation. first, here's what some of our fox affiliate around the country are covering tonight fox 5 in atlanta where the man suspected in fatal shootings at spas that left 8 people dead pleads not guilty to four counts of murder and other charges. the fulton county district attorney is seeking the death penalty for robert long. he was sentenced to life in prison in july after pleading guilty to four counts of murder in cherokee county. fox 40 in sacramento as california becomes the eighth state to make universal mail-in voting permanent. governor gavin newsom signed a new law today requiring that ballots go out at least 90 days before elections. voters still have the option to drop off their ballot or vote in person. and this is a live look at chicago from our

would you all please join me in welcoming secretary deb haaland. [applause] sec.t bush, thank you for your inspiring words. madam vice president, very honored to be here with you, families, friends, active-duty service personnel, thank you so much for the opportunity to join you all on this somber anniversary. 20 years ago i was waking up to get my first grader ready for school and was stunned by the news on the radio. i rushed to turn on the tv and i watch the imagery in disbelief. like many parents, i took my child to school. the pickup line was longer than i know the parents wanted to hold their children close as long as they could. consider being in a rush to get to their next event, parents, students, teachers, and school support staff join hands around the school for a moment of silence. we mourn together. every year on this day, we remember those we lost. remember the first responders who ran and when everyone was running out. we remember the emergency crews who helped in the aftermath of that fateful day. we remember where we were and how we felt. on this

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even eugene debs, he runs five times for president. in 1908, he returns from prison, where he's been jailed for actions to do with the strike he was involved in. inflammatory statements he supposedly made. but even he, he's not staging a revolution. he's running for president. right? even that, he's not bombing people like what maybe happened at hay market. he's part of the system, too. i brought up senator albert beverage from indiana, the proponent of imperialism who was an important voice for roosevelt in the senate when roosevelt was president. and he said this about roosevelt. he said that theodore roosevelt's brilliance was in differentiating that species of anarchism which we popularly term boll sha victim of, so isolating it from that form normal progress called progress -- called liberalism. so, i guess in modern term, we would cal that a liberal, not a rad. not sure i'm ready to call him a liberal, but i think you see the analogy there. by making capitalism safe for the individual and less monopolistic, but making urban life

you just agree with the people carol, lot one or did soldier or deb marine shows up in this country. we start to ask yourself, why did they die? why do what were they fighting for? nobody bother stamps by the contractors. oh, the who cares? i mean, there is nobody going to die and come home in a body bag, denver over or whatever. ah, every american who serves, joins an unbroken line of heroes. am awed by their sacrifice. ah, win and get them in the bush. i'm not doing what time are coming to them. you're committing behind or who did he got it on the what the me regarding ah ah no one is in the streets the contractors kills. ah, ah, tutor still exercises its foreign policy. the use of force and violence in these 4 regions. it is using proxies, contractors, 3rd country nationals, and in obscuring their role. oh, i, you think that you can get somebody from here. we can fit, it's really your money. it's your tax money doing it. but making sure the politicians are in trouble, ah, military contractors make a decision to go to war a lot easier. ah, as part of ending a war responsibly his st

company from your country is doing something you disagree with the people carol long when did soldier or deb marine shows up in this country? do we start to ask yourself, why did they die? why do what were they fighting for? nobody bothers stamps by the contractors. oh, the who cares? green there. nobody going to die and come home in a body bag in denver, or dover, or whatever. ah, every american who, sirs joins an unbroken line of heroes. am awed by their sacrifice. ah, win and get them in the book. i'm not food. my doing what i may have coming to them. you're committing behind. who did he got it? i don't know what the navy got. ah. ah no one places in the street the contractors kills. ah . ah, countries still exercises its foreign policy, the use of force and violence in these 4 regions is using proxies, contractors, 3rd country nationals, and in obscuring their role. oh, i knew they didn't end up in iraq and somebody from sierra leone in kingston. it's really your money, it's your tax money doing it. but make sure the politicians are in trouble. ah, ah, military directors make a decision

you disagree with the people, carol lock one or did soldier or deb marine shows up in this country? do we start to ask yourself, why did they die? why do what were they fighting for? nobody bothers down by the contractors. oh the who cares? mean there's nobody going to die and come home in a body bag in denver, or over or whatever. ah, every american who, sirs joins an unbroken line of heroes, am awed by their sacrifice. ah, winning get them in the book. i'm not food. my doing would have coming it down. you're committing behind or who did he got it? i don't know what they need. he got ah, ah no one in the street contractors killed. ah . ah, still exercises is foreign policy. the use of force and violence in these 4 regions is using proxies, contractors, 3rd country nationals, and in obscuring their role. ah, you think that you can get somebody from here in kingston. it's really your money. it's your tax money doing it, but making sure the politicians are in trouble. ah . military directors make a decision to go to war a lot easier. ah, that's part of ending a war responsibly is stan

attorney deb ireland says these cases are hard for federal officials to investigate, and they're even harder to prosecute because there are no statutes that explicitly outlaw calling in fake emergencies. it is a tactic known as swating. >> law enforcement arrives ready to deal with a true emergency. and they arrive with all the tools at their disposdisposal. rorlz and that is exactly what happened to mark herring in the woods of tennessee last year. >> i'm going to blow this pipe bomb. i just want to kill myself. >> reporter: herring was watching tv when more than a dozen police cruisers showed up. he went out to his back porch. the officers had their guns drawn. they ordered him climb under this gap in the gate and keep your hands up. as he stood up, he collapsed. mark herring, the man who h preached internet safety, suffered aut what was going through his mind. >> oh, he was scared to death. i guarantee you. i believe that's what killed him, just being scared to death. >> reporter: one week later, the fbi arrested shane sonderman, a 20-year-old. prosecutors say he arranged the herri

i don't know that's why where my mind went, and that's only a nanosecond because deb lauer said oh, myhe other tower, and i flashed the initials ubl, osama bin laden, in february 1993, and i knew that this was not a coincidence and not an accident and i performed a test the chief of staff performs all of the time. does the president need to know? yes, he needs to know and i made one editorial comment and opened the door and didn't want to interrupt the dialogue that the teacher mrs. daniels was orchestrating between the president and the students, but when she told the students to take out their books the pet goat they reached under their chairs and that's when i went up to the president and whispered into his ear a second plane hit the second tower, america is under attack. >> and you did that so calmly, and then he reacted so calmly because you didn't want to alarm the children. you didn't want to -- for the media to start running with all kinds of questions and rumors because you wanted to protect the kids from being part of that horror. >> i was very focused on being cool, calm and

if you look at the soviet withdrawal from afghanistan it was in no way a deb occul.vely orderly. as far back as april and may, i make my way as a writer and i was writing pieces about efforts like congressman seth moulton and jason crow warning the administration, sending them letters to explain their plan how to evacuate all these afghans. and they were met with silence. we can also look at the fact we shutdown every single major u.s. air base in the country. and you only need to look at a map of afghanistan to realize it's a landlocked country as opposed to a place like vietnam the last time we did this. so we basically put ourselves and our backs to a wall, but it was a wall we built ourselves. >> do this for me. first of all, take my appreciation and thanks as an american for what you did as a veteran but also what you're doing right now. and be another set of hands for us and let's stay in contact every day. and as you understand the developments of what's happening and what's not happening and why let me know so i can get the information out and hopefully have

would you all please join me in welcoming secretary deb haaland? [applause] >> thank you also much. bush, thank you for your words. madam vice president, i am very honored to be here with you. families, friends, active-duty service personnel, thank you so much for the opportunity to join you all on this anniversary. 20 years ago, i was waking up to get might -- my first grader ready for school, and i was stunned by the news on the radio. i rushed to turn on the tv and was in disbelief. like many parents, i nervously took my child to school. the pickup line was longer than usual that day. i know parents just wanted to hold their children close, as soon as they could. instead of being in a rush to get to their next event, soccer practice, or home for homework, parents, students, teachers, and school support staff joined hands around the school for a moment of silence. we mourned together. every year on this day, we mourned those who we lost. we mourned the first responders who ran in when everyone else was running out. we mourned the emergency crews that helped in the aftermath of tha

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deb ist caused by -- debt is caused by two things, revenue going up and down, so obviously there will be fiscal impacts when you reduce taxes, just like when you increase spending. one point that has been missed, you know, president trump spent more than president obama before him, who was opposed a lot by the republicans for the levels of spending we saw in his administration. in the first two years of obama's time in office, he signed into law $2.2 trillion in new spending. when you think about the stimulus, which was a very opposed by the republicans. president trump, in his first two years, he signed a $2.3 trillion in new spending, and that was before the covid packages. so, the -- i think the legacy here, that is not talked about by either side, is again, the fiscal problems we are dealing with are very much caused on a bipartisan basis. and to a large degree, though legacy that president trump will have is he did not do anything to get spending under control. and a lot of the opposition that existed on the republican side of the aisle during the obama administration, basically

some of the african americans who went to soviet union in 1930, found great success monet. deb won't you go for me to go as much less than that? you go now almost a 100 years later, a history is repeating itself. my great grandfather george times went to russia on part of the worst time to go anywhere. why not mean when i come here? ah, ah, my son to school oil is all them. just go pull up and i made a gun and i'm what i'm but somebody me and i'm in my bubble skin, which is more should it is i suppose the others could be really deal is short. i made a gun, some bullying slips on my bumps. kavinski don't malicious when you proceed to shiver. accept me as me to get mixed race. couple who are such an issue in the united states. i think primarily because of, of the jim crow laws of that, that intense hatred of african americans. so this notion that you can mix was, was absolutely impossible for many whites to accept that it was illegal in many states. but you know, my bumps convince google bruce service because so you know what they are for the most on your job and they deem it come when

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now they fight and die in other people's was people carol lot went to a dead soldier or deb marine shows up in this country. we started asking ourselves, why did they die? why do what were they fighting for? nobody bothers down to about the contractors the in oh, in oh, oh, i oh. this yoga center in couple was established in 2017 dozens of afghan women attended here every day. talk com. kathy well educated with strong leadership skills and business pro s, there are very few people like her enough ganawe's done. every day she makes her way to the studio where she is greeted by waiting yogurt. and he was the head of the mom like cancel, sunday, last year to that hall at the head of the city behind these walls. those are very different f ganna stuff. well then i got sounds like it's all about us. they can they can, we can talk to check pushes, she doesn't want to being done on the family can use despite all the precautions. she started receiving phone threats that each glass. how about it? so she made me, chap, fate, bladder on him. i had some sort of command on them each on math, but now w

deb fudge says to roads around the project can support more traffic. >> i'm not saying we are againsthe tribe, i am saying we are against another giant casino and hotel and even in sonoma county, we have too many. >> i walk up and down silo road every day and it is a mess. too many cars. i just don't think it would be a good idea. >> the project could provide more than 2000 jobs. leaders say they want to listen to concerns as they move forward. >> we heard some of the horror stories where the tribes have not paid attention to the local community and we don't want that to happen here. moving on, going in toward the week, not quit there yet. we have to check on the weather. >> exec we have much rain we could be seeing in the future. >> not a lot. larry and jan, we will get much needed moisture to add a little bit more to the fuel we so desperate need. let me show you alive picture, we have a refreshing breeze. our temperatures in the 50's to 70's. it almost feels like late fall. you had to go up toward cloverdale to get those 80's out there. live doppler 7 show you why we had a strong i

this is deb fischer a member of the senate armed services committee and attended the closed door briefinging. you were in the briefing yesterday. joni ernst from iowa said that the briefing was very child like, immature and so dismissive of so many members and our questions. paint the picture. what was it like in there? >> i think we need to paint a picture and continue to paint a picture for the american people. the biden administration has put our soldiers, citizens, our allies at risk. and for what? an arbitrary deadline and political theater. their actions left american citizens and siv partners abandoned in afghanistan. so we did have a closed hearing in armed services yesterday. with the secretary trying to get some information. i know there were some members who were frustrated. i was frustrated as well at some points because it wasn't a classified briefing, it was a closed briefing. i couldn't get some information i wanted on our ct operations and over the horizon operations that we're doing. >> dana: what were the questions and concerns you have that you didn't get an answer to?

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workers. dependent on the car industry was the outgoing german chancellor on this upland unconditional deb. we want to pick up where we left off and allow the economy to really catch up. again. this can already be seen in the motor industry. even if some supply bottlenecks are costing shadows at the moment. those shadows take some of the shine off, electric car sales. the weakest link isn't range anxiety, your recharge infrastructure. it's the chip. many millions of desperately needed semi conductor microchips to be exact. it's serial. i mean, there are manufacturers that had to stop certain production lines because they're missing out on the p o that they have to built into that car. and this will go on for a couple of months while the motor industry itself is doing really well. those shows to promoted have crashed, cancellations, because of coven have cost organizes more than $40000000000.00. even before the pandemic, the shows were losing money. so now, although at 1st sight, you might not realize it, there are changes. it's shiny, it's new, futuristic, contemporary. but you might be fo

to edward dusty london, not person biden's popularity is at its lowest. deb with the latest poll showing that nearly half of the united states disapprove of their leader. their evidence was in the trip to new jersey, recently devastated by flooding caused could be heard for his resignation over the afghan failure, although he lately claimed he was being heckled by climate change. critics. now, while biden does say that the people who criticized him don't even live, there are these kind of more pain. it did take to the streets, a man to talk to residents who appeared to be extremely frustrated with the president's politics will stand on the other side. when joe biden arrived, they were not shy about giving him a piece of their mine and telling him that they blamed him for the problem they're facing. we decided to come out here to manville and find out why it is folks who are so angry and hear what they had to say when it comes to the commander in chief . he's done a pretty good job for under a year. i don't think he's really to with a i think fight, and he's mama's boy, i don't think to f

acquired where not, and be fully vaccinated. us congress, women, alexandria occasion, cortez made her deb, you know, route and still to our city for full thing it down over the very difficult year for making sure that we're getting vaccinated so that we can have this opportunity in the moment. we're getting it every day. we are so close, we're right at the moment. and so we just need to make sure that that we encourage anyone else that needs to get back to native of their 2nd shot or whatever it may be a this is al jazeera, these top stories. international donors have pledged more than $1000000000.00 to try to monitor in crisis enough chemist on it follows an urgent appeal by the you. another conference in geneva. humans actually general says he's concerned i've got to.

you also might fall for a reform that more equitable international deb textures. the depth service suspension initiative must be extended to 2022 and should be available to allow eileen in depth in vulnerable and middle income countries at the request it. these will be solely that is in action. countries students have to choose between servicing and serving people with effective international folly. that it will, it will be possible at the national level to forge a new social contract that includes universal health coverage and income protection, housing and decent work quality education for all. and then to discrimination and violence against women and goals. i call on countries to reform the tech systems and finally infects the vision, money laundering, and the lease it's financial flows. and as we look ahead, we need the better system of prevention and preparedness for all major global risks . we must support recommendations of independence, panel, and preparedness. and the response. i have put forward a number of other proposals in our common agenda, including

this is al jazeera, alive from deb, also coming up. the philippine government says it won't cooperate with the i. c. c . investigation of cold war on drugs for special forces say they've killed isolate regional leader in.

and we are some beltran politician from craven and racial equality campaign, the lead transfer for deb hughes on europe long running for future dilemma. hey, sick codification of racism. and to touch know how come wanna discern nationality by ethnicity in the modern world? kind of habit, mississippi is a category for mocking our suspicion amongst individuals. i don't know the figures that i suppose. they are similar like in belgium, 6 of them, primitive or illegal immigrants offenses. so it's normal that police and customers look more know why if they want to control someone, maybe the blacks, the counselors, you think his anger, who his own color, brothers for the reason for his problems. i wonder about the general trend across europe, which is moving to was continuing leaches new due to my zation, all common racy stereotypes through racial racial profiling through through criminal justice systems, holidays indicate se, continued right waiting drift across the world. these groups are there, there are parties who are ethnically left wing and they have their own political parties. so th

now they fight and die in other people's was people carol, lot one or a dead soldier, or deb marine shows up in this country. we started asking ourselves, why did they die? why do, what were they fighting for? nobody bothers down by the contractors. i have often said transparency for the powerful pharmacy, for the kids about privacy. what people care about is power. julian, a son just become a symbol of the battles of breathlessly information is power. that's what's going on and a huge struggle with governments and corporations who want to keep information secret and others who think democratic rights should be pushed forward. and people have a right to know what to do. watch houses help to shift the conversation around trans there and see, see what that battle has done to him. i feel like julian's life might be coming to an end. we are in a conflict situation with the largest and most powerful employer. in such a situation. it's remarkable survive the the news the news, the low and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle for many of us, the end of the americ

we're fire awareness is high, especially heading into the next month, deb. julie october if it doesn't rain promises to be nerve wracking. this red flag is brief. while most people sleep but never routine for those who experienced wildfire. one year ago to the day the glass fire was just beginning and in almost a month leveled some 70,000 acres and 1500 structures like the tubbs fire three years before burning from napa county into sonoma county. i was seeing the fire coming over the top of the hill from calistoga in east santa rosa, where burn scars from both fires overlap. people pay attention when an alert hits their phone. and while mountain winds are the worry, they know fire doesn't stay still once started, i take it seriously. i do every time this ranking valley couple has vivid memories of the glass fire looming across the street last year, there's a little bit of fear their anxiety of their reassured local fire station staff up during red flag conditions, and they and their neighbors have a routine now, like backing their cars in for faster getaway,

thank you, deb. down to the fatal shooting in santa rosa over the weekend. police say they have arrested a second suspect now 27 year old edney fema saga of santa rosa that happened, and also yesterday, police arrested 29 year old folk attiyah who we are also of santa rosa. both are accused of shooting and killing 27 year old kenneth mcdaniel in the parking lot outside the whiskey tip on the basketball road on saturday night. police say there may have been a fight that led to the shooting. a man wrongly convicted of murder will receive an $8 million settlement from the city of san francisco. maurice caldwell was released from prison in 2011 after spending 20 years behind bars. he was convicted back in 1991 for murder, based on eyewitness testimony later found to be inaccurate. a judge overturned his conviction. the chronicle reports. san francisco supervisors have approved the settlement of his lawsuit. two and 11 california is extending its vaccine requirement to workers in adult and senior care facilities. those workers, along with employees providing in h