edwin.we continue i want it thank and acknowledge the presence of brook jenkins with us today. okay. our fine honoree has established herself in her organization as a touch stone for fill ponento american community in the bay area. the trail blazer award recognizing a lifetime of w from outstanding organizations and community leader lives and stories show courage, perseverance and commitment despite obtax obstacle the bernadette sy and her father has wed with san francisco soma for almost tw democracieds. as director, bernadette over cease the management of a dozen programs proirm low serving the filipino community. through her lifetime of service bernadette advocates the need of filipino low income skeerns approximate families served on nonprofits the vet an's equity center. tenant and owner development corporation and alexis apartments of st. pasric perric and ensures our heritage is passed language in the lantern festival and cultural heritage district us in humanoring bernadette sy tribl

on the city's outskirts we keep in touch with edwin. for months. he sends us numerous videos from katara reporting on the daily routines of his job, which is poorly paid in audio messages. and when tells us how his boss blackmailed him when he wanted to change jumps at when had to pay him the equivalent of more than 1000 euros to get his passport back. when you go inside the internet doesn't, he tells you you have to leave you 40 and the secretary of julia because they know you might put you more by phone recording would. if something happens, you don't have that. he tells you you have to pay, which is illegal because union sam strikes on banding guitar. there's no effective support for migrant workers. complaints, handling authorities only exist on paper, but in edwin's homeland. kenya, there's some one offering assistance you are allowed or you are supposed to have on your passport, review your phone and are they're not supposed to take it away from you. you know, that is wrong. canyon national malcolm bodily worked as a god himself for 3 years a

edwin pitti sigue el movimiento de estas elecciones. edwin: buenas tardes. ambos partidos, el propio presidente joe biden dice que esta elecciÓn de alguna forma relata la lucha entre las personas que atacan la democracia contra los que la defienden. en medio de todo eso, se ve al expresidente donald trump coqueteando con la posibilidad de anunciar antes de que termine el mes de noviembre su candidatura por la nominaciÓn republicana a la presidencia. la atenciÓn estuvo el evento durante fin de semana, sobre todo en estados como pensilvania. ayer subieron ambos mandatarios, barack obama y donald trump, aquÍ parte de lo que dijeron. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> [habla en inglÉs] edwin: la batalla continÚa en estados claves, estamos hablando de empates tÉcnicos, y por eso, demÓcratas y republicanos siguen andando en su mensaje, tocando temas como la economÍa y mucho mÁs. actualmente hay preocupaciÓn por lo que puede ocurrir con respecto a la violencia de cara a las elecciones, ya que el propio departamento de seguridad nacional y el centro nacional en contra el terro

nos conectamos en vivo con edwin pitti con mÁs detalles.te joe biden, que lo da a sÓlo cuadras del capitolio, para segÚn Él, ilustrar los ataques que ha tenido la democracia en los Últimos meses, incluso se atreviÓ a incluir lo que pasÓ el 6 de enero con insurreciÓn al capÍtulo, pero tambiÉn haciendo alusiÓn al reciente ataque al esposo de nancy pelosi, presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes . biden asegura que todo esto es resultado de la retÓrica que manejan los grupos de extrema derecha, y en ese sentido acusÓ directamente al expresidente, donald trump,. escuchemos parte de lo que dijo biden. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ edwin: por supuesto que los republicanos no se quedaron callados, la respuesta estuvo a manos de kevin mccarty, lÍder de la minorÍa en la cÁmara de representantes, Él acusÓ al presidente de dividir incluso mÁs al paÍs a travÉs de este discurso polÍtico, y tambiÉn lo criticÓ por no haber hablado de temas importantes, como la inflaciÓn, el costo de combustibles y sobre todo la migraciÓn y la crisi

nos explica edwin pitti en vivo desde washington. buenos dÍas. edwin: buenos dÍas.mo varios ataques a la democracia, no sÓlohablando de lo ocurrido durante la insurrecciÓn del 6 de enero si no tambiÉn por el reciente ataque al esposo de la presidenta de la cÁmara baja nnancy pelosi. es el resultado de la retÓrica que utilizan grupos de extrema derecha y responsabilizÓ al expresidente trump. vamos a ver parte de lo que dijo joe biden. joe biden: [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] edwin:satcha, los republicanos no se quedaron callados ante el mensaje de joe biden. la respuesta estuvo a cargo del lÍder de la minorÍa en la cÁmara de representantes. ha dicho que joe biden continÚa dividiendo al paÍs y que evitÓ hablar de temas como la inflaciÓn, la situaciÓn de la frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico y tambiÉn el precio del combustible. dijo que le preocupa que el medio de esta elecciÓn hay mÁs de 300 republicanos que siguen sin aceptar el resultado de la pasada elecciÓn presidencial. lo califica como un peligro para la democracia. satcha: luego de esta locuciÓn de jo

w by edwin king migrant walker in durham, we've changed his name and his words are spoken by an actor of the role expressed and critical views can be dangerous. we can't verify his claims, but they chime with other accounts. 7 people in this model at all. you have you follow belongings, you're cooking utensils your clothes, everything you have in this room. you will see cockroaches at nights walking around and your food is there. it's not healthy. edwin has been working as a guardian, the residential complex indic atari capital. don't have for 3 years. a shift last 12 hours in audio messages. and it tells us how his boss blackmailed him when he wanted to change jobs. he wanted him to pay 1000 euros to get his passport back. when you go and say that it doesn't fit, he tells you you have to leave you for the extra charges. because they know you may put your mor bang for the recording would. if something happens, you don't have that, he tells you you have to be, which is illegal stories like these no surprise to malcolm and his colleague, i'm only experienced abuse under the employer in

other small details all of which are necessary for the successful completion of this is astronaut edwin aldrin lunar module pilot for the apollo 11 moon landing mission. what's the first thing you and neil armstrong will do after landing. one of the first things that we will be engaged in is making immediate decisions as to how long we'll be staying on the surface. there are several. favored abort points that we will be checking very systems to to get a stay or no stay. beyond these points the first one occurs some four or five minutes after touchdown the next one about 10 minutes and the final stay occurs. one revolution afterward what we will be doing during that first revolution is very intensely preparing the vehicle for a simulated countdown to launch. which we will carry up to the last five or ten minutes before the the asset one revolution later as the command module comes over following this period will go through a power down of the systems and the lunar module preparing it for an extended stay on the surface. we will have an eat period followed by about a four-hour rest period

. >> this is astronaut edwin -- apollo 11 moon landing mission. what's the first thing you and neil armstrong will do after landing? >> one of the first things that we will be engaged in is making immediate decisions as to how long we will be staying on the surface. there are several favored with points that we will be checking very systems to get a stay or no stay beyond these points. the first one occurs on five minutes after touchdown. the next one, about ten minutes. and the finals day occurs on one revolution afterward. what we will be doing during that first revolution is very intensely preparing the vehicle for a simulated countdown to launch. which we will carry up to the last five or ten minutes for the ascent, one revolution later, as the command comes over. following this period, we will go through a power down of systems of the lunar module, preparing it for an extended stay on the surface. we will have an eight period followed by a four hour rest period. when we awake, hopefully from much-needed sleep, for hours, we will have another

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it claims high inflation and warns of serious edwin trading interest rates, energy prices, and versus war, and you crime attorneys for the car. last crypto exchange, f t x se was run as a personal 15. the former chief executive, some bank when fried in the 1st bankruptcy hearing, they detailed, ongoing challenges like hacks, missing assets. the lawyers say the company spent $300000000.00 in the bahamas buying properties, the senior staff and protest at a fox con factory. and the chinese city of joan jo are intensifying people. welding sticks, smashed surveillance cameras and windows out the massive campus of the apple supply . after months of strict code 19 controls, the final straw of one hundreds of workers was a delay in pay. a coordinated employee action is pretty rare in china perhaps. partly because the alternative to being employed is entering an oversaturated job market. young, talented chinese graduates are competing hard for very few roles. leo's a hang studied tourism, but for half a year he searched for a job in vain. he's not alone among young adults in china's big cities

this blast is still what we heard from president edwin himself. a little while, while ago he spoke to the media before heading to the g. 20 summit and said at least 6 people were killed and at least 53 were injured in the blast. he called it a bomb attack, a treacherous attack. and he said, initial of findings suggest studied and i caught him here. it smells of terrorism. he also woke to find and punish those responsible. now the attack occurred at $420.00 p. m. local time on is declared avenue, which is one of the most popular shopping boulevard here in this city of 16000000 people. so the attack really occurred at the heart in the heart of istanbul. many locals, a tour is the love going for shopping on this avenue. so at the time of the blast, i would assume thousands, if not tens of thousands of people were on that street or in the larger area. and you can imagine chaotic scenes have unfolded afterwards. they were huge traffic gems in the whole city center. many people have tried to get out of the area. i've seen huge crowds because they were t

. >> reporter: by 7:00 a.m., united airlines customer service agent edwin gonzalez had already loggedhe terminal, keeping flyers moving. >> just constantly moving. i don't stop. >> reporter: the faa expects today to be the busiest in terms of flights. roughly 48,000 are scheduled. that surge in flyers is a big test for the nation's airlines after staffing struggles this summer contributed to nearly 45,000 cancellations and more than 400,000 delays. with united flying half a million people each day, any disruption could have ripple effects. >> the thanksgiving holiday period defines the strength of an airline. throughout the year, united's hired 15,000 new employees, and we've been practicing and training and preparing for this stretch. >> reporter: we met the crumptons heading home to arkansas after an early thanksgiving. >> it was time, and the kids hadn't been back to see granny in a couple years. >> reporter: out on the tarmac, twins cory and courtney are making slur the crumptons bags also got to arkansas on time. they'll be spending thafgs together working to help others get home

and what exactly did churches president say or president edwin addressed to the press before heading to the g. 20 summit in barley, he confirmed that at least 6 people were killed and 53 people at least were injured to in this, that blast which he called a bomb attack, a treacherous attack. and i caught him again, which smells of terrorism, and he rode to identify and punish all those responsible. now this explosion occurred at $420.00 p. m. local time in the center of estate of istanbul on istic lyle avenue, which is one of the main if not the main shopping boulevard. here in this city of 16000000 people, it is very popular with both locals and tourists at thousands, if not tens of thousands of people are walking on that street every day, particularly on a sunday. like today, i actually heard the sound of the explosion because i live nearby, but i initially didn't think it was an explosion, and certainly not of that extent and scope until the 1st of breaking news came in. now, after that chaotic scenes have unfolded, i've seen many helicopters and police ambulances, a lots of people

. >> and edwin gonzalez at work by 3:00 a.m.nd he logs 10 miles of walking every day making the check-in process goes smoothly. >> i'm checking the machines and constantly nonstop. >> the twins are making sure their bags go with them . working this thanksgiving will be a family affair . >> does it make working the holiday better when you get to do it together? >> wave better . we have fun and get the job done . >> reporter: the faa expects today to be the busiest as it will be monitoring roughly 48,000 scheduled flights . united tells us it is moving half-million customers per day right now with even a bump in last-minute bookings meaning people are deciding just now they want to travel for thanksgiving. chris van cleave, cbs news, chicago . >>> taking a live look at the traffic on the bay bridge, it's not too busy but expected to get busier as drivers hit the road . we have good news . aaa says the average cost of gas in the bay area fell by $.18 . >>> in san jose, fuel is 8-$.13 cheaper . >>> daytime highs today are warmer tha

en vivo edwin pitti nos dice porque ahÍ lo que el gobierno estarÍa a punto de hacer para que no ocurraome acciÓn para evitar que a partir de prÓximo 9 de diciembre haya una paralizaciÓn de cerca de 7000 trenes en todo el paÍs lo que puede afectar gravemente la economÍa. >> [habla en inglÉs] edwin: el impacto econÓmico al dÍa serÍa de hasta $2,000,000,000. el precio del combustible aumentarÍa, habrÍa problemas con el transporte, los supermercados tendrÍa serios problemas abasteciendo las tiendas, lo que aumentarÍa el precio de la comida y ahora que estamos en fiestas de fin de aÑo con todas las compras, eso paquete que compra por internet podrÍan demorar mÁs en recibirlos. el sector de los camiones recibirÍa la mayor carga y ellos enviaron una carta al congreso para que tomen acciÓn cuanto antes. habÍa un acuerdo tentativo con mejoras en tema de salud y salarial, los empleados ferroviarios piden que haya mÁs dÍas pagados por enfermedad. ahÍ estÁ el problema. satcha: expertos aseguran que si se da un paro se ve afectado el abastecimiento de agua. quÉ tan peligroso serÍa? edwin: lo que su

yes, but they began to consider edwin a little moved .ber that for sure, then try my luck in a team game and ask for time, ah, ah, it's ready. and you are already ready so, but if your answer turns out to be wrong, you will go and install, the third stone is fine, understand. so this is the abduction of europe and the main thing to remember is the brain can be different in what year the modern pentathlon competition was included in the program of the olympic games absolutely right? watch an intellectual show on belarus 24 tv channel. it is easy to follow belarus, just lay a non-trivial route. this is our belarusian baltic. what snow-white dunes under your feet are cool. the most important thing is to be open to amazing secrets and facts in the castle there was such a room, specially arranged, about which it was covered with a thick green carpet, which imitated grass green and on this carpet there were 12 cast ones. uh, in full size, golden sheep, you will conduct a class especially for adventures . for me, a master class, of course, you w

wanted to fire at edwin's edwin stanton who was secretary of war under lincoln and then under johnson such a firing at that time was illegal and even and impeachable offense under the tenure of office act passed by the republican congress in march 1867. these are some snippets from the tenure of office act. but basically i'm going to paraphrase it says that if someone's appointed by the senate they have to be removed by the senate and not just by the president and that violating that would be seen as a high just misdemeanor which would be cause for impeachment. i in february of 1868 johnson decided to fire stanton no matter what. and this is a picture of stanton you can see he died in 1869 5 he was fired and i when he did after he was fired is he said i'm not fire that's illegal. he hit out in his office until the impeachment trial was over. i think that added a lot of stress which might explain why he died a year later. i okay. so johnson decides to fire stance and even though it was a violation of the tenure of office act. john johnson was engaged for violating that act and not for

and local was the street is also famous for its heritage tram system to key as president risk type, edwin head, this update a short time ago, he seemed a little woo, could i do? it would be wrong to say this is undoubtedly a terrorist attack. but the initial developments and initial intelligence from my governor is that it smells like terrorism, initial finding share among the people, flaying a woman has played a role in this. in other news, the democratic party has retained control of the u. s. senate catherine cortez. mester narrowly defeated, her republican challenger at a lex ulten, nevada. control of the house of representatives, remains undecided. i tell you what, congratulations the offender schumer. he got a majority again. we're focusing now on, on georgia. feel good about where we are. and i know i'm a cockeyed optimist. i understand it really. i'm not surprised by the turn out. i'm incredibly please. and i think it's a reflection of quality, of our candidates in the they're all running on the same program or anybody wouldn't run on what we did all stay sticky with. and so i fee

edwin m stanton. the joint congressional committee on the conduct of the war. and no one offers a more agonizing of how politics elbowed its way into. the art of command in the civil war than major general fitzgerald and porter, whose court martial and dismissal for his conduct second bull run offers a brazen and bleeding of the risks and follies of in a political. fitz john porter daughter was the child of a military, although it was not an association from which she derived much profit. his grandfather had commanded privateers in the american revolution, but his reputation was clouded in the postwar war years by rumors to his prejudice for keeping a public house of ill fame in boston and losing ship in such a way as to induce suspicions of his integrity. porter's father, david porter, yet another naval officer managed to wreck his first command and. his career was plagued by quarrels, mismanagement and alcohol ism. his wife, eliza a clark porter, was the real head of the household, and it was eliza porter who was chiefly responsible for placing her second chi

edwin m stanton. the joint congressional committee on the conduct of the war. and no one offers a more agonizing of how politics elbowed its way into. the art of command in the civil war than major general fitzgerald and porter, whose court martial and dismissal for his conduct second bull run offers a brazen and bleeding of the risks and follies of in a political. fitz john porter daughter was the child of a military, although it was not an association from which she derived much profit. his grandfather had commanded privateers in the american revolution, but his reputation was clouded in the postwar war years by rumors to his prejudice for keeping a public house of ill fame in boston and losing ship in such a way as to induce suspicions of his integrity. porter's father, david porter, t another naval officer managed to wre h first command and. his career was plagued by quarrels, mismanagement and alcohol ism. his wife, eliza a clark porter, was the real head of the household, and it was eliza porter who was chiefly responsible for placing her second child, fi

so spoke edwin markham.most sublime poetry ever written incised permanently into the very walls behind me. then, as now, framing their author, surrounding the great statue that looks down on us from its chair of state. on november 19th, 1863, this is what he said, four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. now, we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated can long endure. we are met on a grave battlefield of that war, we have come to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting place for those who hear gave their lives, that nation might live. it is all together fitting and proper that we should do this. but, in a larger sense, we cannot dedicate, we cannot concentrate, we cannot hollow this ground. the brave men living and dead who struggled here have consecrated it far above our power to add or detract. t

so here are the closing lines of edwin. markham's poem lincoln the man of the people. up from the log cabin to the capitol one fire was on his spirit one resolve. to send a keen acts to the root of wrong. clearing a freeway for the feet of god. the eyes of conscience testing every stroke to make his deed. the measure of a man he built the rail pile as he built the state. pouring his spending strength through every blow the grip that swung the ax in illinois was on the pen that said a people free. so came the captain with his mighty heart. and when the judgment thunders split the house wrenching the rafters from their ancient rest. he held the ridge pole up. and spiked again the rafters of the home. he held his place. held the long purpose like a growing tree held on. through blame and faltered not at praise. and when he fell in whirlwind he went down as when a lordly cedar green with bows goes down with a great shout upon the hills. and leaves alone some place. against the sky so spoke edwin markham but visitors that day pilgrims to this spot ever since could find some

. >> reporter: by 7:00 a.m., united airlines customer service agent edwin gonzalez had logged five miles moving through the terminal. >> i don't stop. >> reporter: the surge in flyers is a big test for the airlines after staffing struggles this summer contributed to nearly 45,000 cancelations and more than 400,000 delays. >> i'm watching very closely, and i think what we're seeing is a system that's definitely improved but still not as resilient as it needs to be. still vulnerable to a disruption cascading through the system. >> reporter: with united flying half a million people each day, any disruption could have ripple effects. >> the thanksgiving holiday period defines the strength of an airline throughout the year. united's hired 15,000 new employees. we've been practicing and training and preparing for this stretch. >> reporter: we met this family heading to arkansas after an early thanksgiving. >> it was time, and the kids hadn't been back to see granny in a couple years. >> reporter: on the tarmac, the twins are making sure the bags also got to arkansas on time. th'lndangi togethe

as often i mean the phrase, the unwashed masses goes from that great dublin foundry, conservatism. edwin book and this is all going to get worse because the european union, it's sanctions don't just kick in against all russian oil for december. that's the shed you and the february for russian, oil based products, the old to that they sacrifice the european people to is there for washington, d. c. and the united states presumably, and believes regard as the republicans or democrats ahead of this week's mid terms . that the hope is there will be a huge market for american gas and energy to replace that of russia. because i have to say most of it is russian energy reserves are stored in the gas storage tanks. they're not going to be there according to their own policy. europe is thanks for the south. the u. s. is looking for new partnerships and central asia with turkmenistan ad for tickler interest. us diplomat, donald lou dangle the carrot in front of colleagues out of briefing in the countries capital, saying the us would help the country benefit from anti russians saying shares our c x

united airlines customer agent edwin gongzalez had logged five miles. >> i don't stop. >> reporter: today is the businessest, roughly 489,000 flight scheduled. that surge in flyers is a big test for the nation's airlines after staffing struggles this summer contributed to nearly 45,000 cancellations morned than 400,000 delays. >> i'm watching very close, and i think what we're seeing is a system that's definitely exrovd but not as resilient as it feeds to be, still vulnerable to a disruption cascading through the system. >> reporter: with united flying half a million people each day, any disruption could have ripple effects. >> the thanksgiving holiday period defiance the strength of an airline. throughout the year, united's hired 15,000 new employees, and we have been practicing and training and preparing for this stretch. >> reporter: we met the runptons heading home from arkansas. >> haven't been to see granny in a couple of years. >> reporter: on the tarmac, corey wimberly and courtney wimberly are making sure arkansas yrntion bags got there on time. they are working to help others ge

government is willing to help in instructional non gonna, i already instructed social went for a 2nd tardy. edwin thoughtful to hand out a 100 or $200.00 to each of you. so you can buy construction materials. she began to rebuild your homes. the question, however, is where to fill those hopes. both survivors and local officials agreed it would be unbearable to have to re live this trauma warner below al jazeera cushion, southern philippines. emergency crews are struggling to put out a file which began more than 10 days ago on mount kilimanjaro and tons and in the government thought it was under control last week. but high winds have since spread the flames to 3 new locations. come and jo is africa, tallest mountain, and surrounded by a national park. as the states and foreman says, are in l. jerry as council for a 2 day league summit. the opening ceremony thought eunice in president said hand over the council's presidency to the al jerry and leader delegates will discuss regional, political and security issues in light of the war in ukraine as the 1st face to face arab league summit since 2019 be

he is president fridge of ty of edwin has told parliament that he is more determined than ever to secure the southern border. the defense ministry says at least 250 members of the kurdish forces have been killed. the strikes follow last week's bombing, an est amble for which to kia blames the kurdish outward group. the p k. k. my anchor says it's targeting bases and syria belonging to the kurdish group, y p g, which it considers as an offshoot of the p k. k. the group gained grounds in the area after the joint fight against iceland, 2015 to kia has carried out 3 ground offensive offensives that cleared some parts of northern syria from y p g. since 2016 to key as president says, he'll order the military to conduct another ground operation. soon on lay off dumas offered us, you'll know operations, your planes, canyon and drones are only the beginning parties from hattie to her curry. you know, a determination to secure all of our southern border with the faith, so that enough, so as to remove the possibility of attacking no countries landsey is stronger today than ever before. but are lou

they have had nearly $500.00 kurdish targets in northern syria since sunday presidents, frigid table. edwin has told parliament he is more determined than ever to secure the southern border. the defense ministry says at least $250.00 kurdish fighters have been killed. the strikes follow last week's bombing and is stand bold for which to kia blames the kurdish outlawed group. the p k. k to key as president says, he'll order the military to conduct another crowned operation. see on our lay optimizon. but as you all know, operators your planes, canyon within drones, are only the beginning parties from hattie to her curry. you know, a determination to secure all of our southern border with the faith zone that enough so as to remove the possibility of attacking our country's lands is stronger to day than ever before. but kara, will syrian state media say a power plant and her soccer has been disconnected from the grid because of turkish air strikes. earlier local media affiliated with the syrian democratic forces, said the turkish military has shelled more than 26 locations in the countryside of

russia's attacks on energy infrastructure and the lead up to winter. turkish president, wretched tab. edwin has met with the nato secretary general young sultan bag. in his stumble, they discussed a wide range of issues including the warn ukraine and the possibility of new members in the defense alliance. so said it has more tortillas. president vegetative ad one has received nato's secretary general's thornburg and stumbled on friday. they had a meeting that last more than 3 hours and they have discussed several issues such as the tasha between trickier and grease the ward in your brain and also the black sea grain initiative. however, the main issue that they have discussed was the membership of sweden and finland to to, to, to nato prison. i want to stall timber that the membership depends on their actions and what they are going to do. so at the church here, fealand and severe, then they have signed a memorandum in june during the nato summit in mother it. and according to that memorandum, turkey has 3 demands. the 1st is removal off on embargo that was imposed by sippy than on turkey.