um, well, i'm emerson. i'm your guys' supervisor for the day, and sal as well. so, we're gonna go over the safety meeting. we're gonna brush up on it pretty quick, you know, so, just to remember, when we're on the roof, remember, if you guys drop something, always call "headache." men: headache. rivera: you know, headache, so, you know, i just want to make things-- man: yeah, i was incarcerated just like emerson and, um... this program helped me out to stay out of trouble, because it's hard for us to find a job in any industry out there. hom: the model at grid is unique because every project where we're installing solar is what we call a classroom on the roof. people come out with us because we know they know that we're the only organization that provides free training to get jobs in the solar industry. eduardo uriarte: i'm really excited to see the--the process getting going. seeing all the equipment arrive, all the workers here. it's--it's really exciting to see the--the process really moving along. oscuna: i'm believing it more because i'm seeing that it's ge

royale made it for, the time emerson royale made it for, the newcastle capitulation was complete.tar showing was rounded off by steven burke wang to leave spurs sunday bursting with delight. so a fantastic day for spurs and their manager antonio conte, who says his side is getting better all the time. we tried to continue to play in this way, with intensity and accuracy and attention, i think my team is improving, it is improving in many aspects. also the mentality. yeah, i am very happy. celtic have tightened their grip on the scottish premiership title with victory in the old firm derby over rangers at ibrox. they're now six points clear of their rivals with six games remaining. joe lynskey was watching.... in glasgow and in football there are few days more intense. an old firm rivalry renewed by a top two who are so close and the return of away fans. those 700 from celtic soon engulfed by this. rangers won the league last year in silence, now things are different. celtic came here with the lead at the top, unbeaten since september and it took four minutes to draw level and then

, dickens, writing writings of emerson, dickens, and edgar allan poe. that is where the light went off. poe, talk about a misunderstood art artist, way ahead of his time time, the literary van gogh. that is what triggered -- that is what changed everything. david: how long did it take to write "rocky?" sylvester: three and a half days. david: that's all. sylvester: this is not a finished product, but you are a euro writer. but you had the format. david: you write longhand? sylvester: i write long. david: so a producer, mr. winkler, right, so you give him the script and they say yes, we will buy it, provided that you are the writer, not the actor. sylvester: totally, absolutely. david: you said no. sylvester: i said guys, it's not for sale. it is just not for sale. at that time, i was broke. and when i say "broke," i mean broke. david: finally they said ok, but i heard they give you a 15 day ok i heard they give you a 15 day trial period. sylvester: they did. they had all kinds of morality clauses. basically if you spit on the ground, we can replace you.

in the 1930s, probably the most visible minister in the media would be harry emerson fosdick. he is a liberal protestant, and they are not all the same but for this man, probably, the idea that he would deny many of the supernatural aspects of christianity such as the bodily resurrection of christ. he's the pastor at riverside church in manhattan in new york city. what he is focusing on and what his church is focussing on in the 1930s, you can predict that is caring for people in economic need. more of an out growth of what is known as the social gospel instead of an emphasis on the individual being converted, meeting the needs of society. so harry emerson fosdick, he was on the radio on a national broadcast radio program, and he wrote about 40 books, which has created a little bit of confusion. you would think if your churches -- if the liberal protestant churches are declining in attendance and giving that their influence would be declining, but that's really not true, and it's not true because men like fosdick and others are writing books and publishing articles in magazine

so harry emerson fosdick he was on the radio. in the 1930s a nationally broadcast radio program known as national vespers and he wrote about 40 books. which is created a little bit of confusion, you would think that if your churches if the liberal protestant churches are declining in attendance and giving that their influence would be declining. that that's really not true and it's not true because men, like fosdick and some others are writing books. they are publishing magazines and their writing articles in magazines. they're being interviewed by the media. like fosdick they're on the radio. so even though their numbers are down their influence generally is still pretty strong. reinhold libor is probably the most famous american theologian. i would say after. jonathan edwards and reinhold nibor is very prominent in the 1930s. this is his book. published in 1932 very influential moral man and immoral society he is technically a liberal protestant. but he's a little more realistic than some of the others. he's more concerned abou

and emerson and asked us, but i no longer need my feet speak law for the rest of my life, man, of whose honest man, paul, her film and vitality, ah, not everyone can become, will champion, liked of it better. but this story shows that an amputation does not mean the end, can be an opportunity. but this requires people like duffy data, who stand next to amputees with all of them, what ah . ah, palm trees see an empty beach is spring in majorca before the holiday crowds take over. lucas stay explores. the german tourist is favorite island. why is my orca so popular? that's what i want to find out. again. next on d, w with from eco, with global power else, green peace, engaged media savvy, and not afraid of a fight. how did the organization get started? how much fire to the activists still have in the history of greed? in 45 minutes on d, w. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, no magic corner chat. hot spot for foody check and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go. oh, oh, i she sponsor beautician. papa varia. does that sound familiar? no, i am not in ge

more and more people now support nato membership the emerson or garden, i've changed my mind over the last month on finland, cannot defend itself alone. it will vary among the skill, yvonne, it would be safer for us swedes to join, yet we should do so as quickly as possible. finland plans to decide in the coming weeks. sweden, probably by summer, russia says any expansion of nato will have negative consequences. more than 4500000 refugees have led the war in ukraine according to the un, the majority of whom end up in neighboring countries like moldova, among them, a tens of thousands of ukrainian jews. dw correspondent tenure kraemer traveled to the moldova and capital. she, she now kitchena, where the jewish community is rallying to help. a former printing house in the mold oven capital kyshay. now, now a refugee reception center. it has been set up by israeli 8 organizations to support jewish refugees from ukraine and to help them immigrate omega yard to israel. forgot the tire man down from tel aviv this work is very close to his heart . as a child, he left ukraine for israel with

it was certainly a detour. emerson and asked us, but i no longer need my feet speak law for the rest of my life. when a few so on human, pull her film and vitality, ah, not every one can become will champion liked of it better. at this story shows that an amputation does not mean the end. it can be an opportunity. but this requires people like duffy data, who stand next to amputees with all of them, what to be your own health advocate. by turning into your own expert, we are your coach without any fiction. and lots of facts be active in a clever way with palm trees. see an empty beach is spring in majorca before the holiday crowds take over. luca stay explores the german tours. this the favorite island. why is my orca so popular? that's what i want to find out. to again, 60 minutes. do you stay informed of live and on demand? gas in language courses, video and audio. any time anywhere. the d w media center. where is the live him either on the right or left side, but it's here at the bottom it early boards for shoes yet one dog i. 2 here, man put up a bit of a lot of your good some of

it was certainly a detour. emerson and asked us, but i no longer need my feet make law for the rest of my life, man, of whose honest man pull her film on by telephone. not everyone can become will champion, liked of it better. but this story shows that an amputation does not mean the end, can be an opportunity. but this requires people like duffy better who stand next to amputees, with all of them what what's making the headlines and what's behind them. detail the news africa. they show that the issues have been the continents live are slowly getting back to normal. yeah. where on the street to give you in the report on the inside. our correspondence is on the ground reporting from across the continent. all the trends doesn't matter to you next on d, w. i mean, if it's only getting is big enough in the company that want to invest in getting in africa is that i did. i looked at my less i'm, i mean what i actually called myself a meeting. i think it's hard because, i mean that's like a job. what, what became does the kids 1st hope you're actually allowing someone to steal money from you?

as a warning boy, like emerson. yes, i told him with another company. now, you know, it's not to let you install that edition in solar land globally and keep from well young. how to keep going to stay on the low low green scheme for money seals, e noise. marsha napoleon bu a may include your e p record to greenly view up only for the most natural port a little furthermore, with some of the chill, it actually purchase the edge of less. don't put it in the store in the parentheses, give me a call, and then i'm gonna send you a draw. you need to use the the the book up lectures supplement with the, the new molecule solid evolution can look much you would use in your study. us move with the door, but she knew it was of use of us talk with the bustle just below those 2 is you need to must, among muslims, lucian, not national union. you would just need you to switch what disease moves in somebody's. but the piece of jewelry, just a minute, we shuffle post cuts from when did you read was reasoning? well, for example, dumbly t. o'donoghue, the coolness gear. al

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. >> in palo alto, the wind pulled a tree down on emerson street. people were in one of the cars where it came crashing down. luckily, they were not hurt. we spoke to a store worker who heard the crash. >> a enormous crash, i came outside, the tree was on top of our families car. they are all okay. i walked around, and saw my car smashed. >> it's very extreme today. >> in menlo park, the wind downed power lines right in the middle of streets causing power outages. crews are also working to clean up trees and branches littering residential streets. wind damage has also knocked out power in south san francisco. we spotted a tilting power pole right there on harbor way. pg&e crews are working to restore power to the area. >>> further down the peninsula, downed lines of stopped traffic on highway 1, it is shut down in both directions at el granada, just north of half moon bay. so far, no estimate on when the road might reopen. let's take a live look at the san mateo bridge, a lot of whitecaps in the bay. there is a gale warning for that area right now.

those people might not be wanted here on emerson, an even consider fatal. but to what extent can you understand that you might be part of a problem? i mean, you surf elk all their life, act lots of music people dance. can you control that kenzie doesn't strict watched or nora adenosine andy? same yansa design this 5 by, as they're looking at at the wrong way to well, allow me solely selling cultural holidays is wishful thinking. on my face as little in new york is big enough for everyone. as it is, is canada. you'll wilma, the yoga tourists, can stay and think on i, the cyclists can come in winter all, but there has to be space for us to them. i knew you near my step mom, because even a millionaire might want to go out for 12 or more beers. mr. hood, i know this is just, it's just a part of being european are being a westerner, theo, owner. and that's part of having a good quality of life. the tool is em, needs to leave in flood if you don't have to overdo it this time, then thanks for the interview and all the best. no, thanks. at the end of my trip, i ret

this happened at emerson street and homer avenue, just across from

you know, i had painted on one of the buses, an emerson quote, there's no truth but in transit. you know, you've got to supplement it with reading, though, if you're going to try to cheat on it, it doesn't work. if you're going to read on gettysburg, it really helps the gettysburg battlefield, and one of the things i took advantage was that local, we have great historians in our country, and they're working on these sites, and they're a storehouse of knowledge. so if you're going to get a park ranger to take you around gettysburg, you can ask that person any question and they'll answer it. i mean, anything you want about it, but you got to come in a little prepared, you know, when was gettysburg, and why did it matter and all, in order to ask the right questions. i love local historians all across the country that are running museums and state parks and houses. they're always accommodating, and i think it's one of the most under sung spots, parts of our country, and if i kind of do it with conservation, i want to preserve historic sites and forest, and it's a nonprofit kind of p

look at this video from palo alto, where the wind knocked on a large tree on emerson street. this is near the whole food store. at least three cars are damaged. you can see the treetop toppled over. ripping the roots out of the ground. crews are on scene. dan: this was the scene on puppy drive where large branch came down and from home earlier today. no details on the extent of damage. it appears to be minor. in south san francisco the wind is blamed for bring down these power lines. you see how windy it is in this video. the wind picked up after the rain moved up around noon today. awfully breezy. ama: for the latest on the conditions, let us get to meteorologist sandhya patel. . sandhya: it is blustery outside. ally picture right now, here's the view from our east bay hills camera. it is a shaky view. wind damage, more apt not out of the question. wind gus o poet, up to 60 earlier today. oakland, best of 51, already one in santa rosa. hour-by-hour, it is still going to be windy at 6:00 tonight, 40 to 40 mile -- 40 to 45 mile-per-hour wind gusts. so windy at 8:10. the ease o

doherty slot in behind the defence and son found a place in the middle of it and by the time emersone capitulation was complete. a 5—star showing rounded off by steven burke going to leave spurs sunday bursting with delight. ben croucher, bbc news. so a fantastic day for spurs but it is four straight defeats for everton, who stay one place above the relegation zone. manager frank lampard says his side were unlucky. his performance was good, a lot of things went against us, that was a sign of the moment. there are so many positives in terms of how we approached the game. we certainly deserved a point. you have to keep going, every striker, every team goes through moments, we created the better chances and if we do that, then we win games. ten more games to do that. rotherham have won the efl trophy after an extra time victory over sutton united at wembley. there looked to be an upset on the cards with the league two side leading 2—1 before rotherham equalised in the 96th minute to force the game into extra time. and from there the league one leaders took control, scoring twice to run

was there coming of emerson called supporters demand he be reinstated as pakistan's, parliament proposed to elect a replacement prime minister almost in.

so kind of course before i just catch the animals before mr. emerson comes in and then they don't spend much time on the transport box on. so we're good to have pleasant lives right up to the end. and i'm going to slim chris under seat is. that's really the biggest difference is that we hold the animals and put them on the individuals and of course, left off that part that's different than a factory slaughter house where chickens hung upside down and run through an electrified pool of water. next, robots mate vasa, was held off at the conduct when the, if any of them pull up their heads, they might not end up being sedated and will be cut open and bled while fully conscious and foolish in it. scalded, like, cut up. farmers have ready to sell chicken after just a few minutes ago, and the customers at the farm store feel good knowing the animals had a pleasant life. the atlanta has many happy chicken years ahead of her. meanwhile, the quest to breed the super chicken of the future goes on a chicken that provides us with enough food, but doesn't have to suffer. but it's worthwhile to take

this happened at emerson street and homer avenue, just across from whole foods. in a way, it's sad to see a big treat. blow over like that, but you can see the roots are pretty shallow neighbor, susan v. c said the change in weather has triggered her allergies. she put on a mask to keep pollen and other irritants away. the pollen is coming up again. where it was gone, and we had a nice weather wind was blamed for knocking out power to thousands of pg and e customers. the hardest hit area was the peninsula. a wind advisory was issued for the greater part of the bay area. there were warnings posted on bridges. the gusty weather also impacted work on the great highway by whipping sand onto the road. san francisco public works shared this picture. in contra costa county. the water was choppy at the martinez marina. the strong wind snapped some shade canopies at the basketball courts, and this is what i arrived to see. damage from the wind maintenance chairman keith machado said. they will have to make repairs fast because the season is about to start start our season

this massive people have gathered together to protest and show their support. emerson cons demand for immediate general elections in the country in all of my time working as a journalist, i've never seen such a huge protest. the people have been roused by him ranken to make their voices heard. they have one demand and one demand only, and that is new elections. will him run counter lost a low confidence votes on april night after pakistan supreme court said he had broken the law by dissolving parliament in an attempt to prevent the vote from going ahead. now the prime minister claims washington was behind his departure, was eager to see him removed from his post for maintaining an independent foreign policy. a constitutional crisis still continues in the country with countless lately, he remains responsible for keeping pakistani safe from american influences by gore, by b as former prime minister of pakistan, i am responsible for 220000000 people do not let them be killed in a war for the sake of another country, i will never allow my people in my army to be slaughtered for the benefi

. >> in palo alto, the wind pulled a tree down on emerson street.o a store worker who heard the crash.

emerson con faces the no confidence vote. after some of his allies, which side to what's behind the former cricket stars fall from grace. this is inside story with hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much of jerome no prime minister in pakistan has ever completed a full 5 year term. it appears enron. con, could suffer the same fate. the national assembly has begun debating a motion of no confidence with a vote expected by monday. cons opponents accuse him of corruption and mismanaging the economy. their attempt to oust him received a boost when the main partner and his coalition government quit and joined the opposition. it's believed con has lost the support of pakistan's powerful military . he says there's a foreign conspiracy to remove him, adding he has a letter of proof. his critics are confident they have the numbers and parliament to vote him out. the numbers are open and declared. we have way more than we need now to for him to lose that vote of no confidence. and now really he should just resign and that's the

egypt swimming st sellers on al jazeera, we understand the differences, emerson, malachi, of cultures across the world. so no matter what moves in winter been used, and kind of calls that matter to you. ah, hong kong leda kerry lamb says she will not seek a 2nd term as chief executive in next month's election. ah, no, i'm darned, george. this is donna 0. live from della also coming up. the un coastal, an independent investigation off to russia is accused of committing war crimes and ukraine. for long as i'm ta, cabinet resigns, as the country grapples with its worst economic crisis. and becky, awe and hungry his primers to victor alba city was another to him. and opened the geron victory them sunday's election. ah, hong kong leader, kerry lamb as an ounce. she will not seek a 2nd term. her successor will be picked in may when the election for a new chief executive due to take place. my alarm presided at hong kong during massive anti government protest in 2019. adrian brown has moved from hong kong. and so you night she insisted. the decision that she took was hers and she cited family

yeah, well, fox news, just like emerson and cnn. i mean, these are government news agencies that govern the united states government has an interest in an influence in what is published to the american people and right now, and really from the beginning of this, it was pro ukraine, anti russia. americans are not really being allowed or encouraged to make up their own minds and do their own research. they are being told a story line. and now this particular segment doesn't support that story line. certainly americans are anti nazi. they don't want to hear. and then the government doesn't want them to hear us. government does not want them to hear that we are in effect aligning with nazis. and we don't want to ask too many questions because we aligned with them in 2014, and we've aligned with them since 1940 in many ways to see a has a long history. and it's well reported and well acknowledged of working with nazis in europe in particular, ukrainian nazi groups. so taking that one up a little bit further, one of russia stated objectiv

son heung—min, emerson royal and substitute steven bergwijn putting the icing on a splendid day at tottenhamwith this intensity and accuracy and attention. i think my team is improving, it is improving in many aspects. the tactical, the mentality... yeah, i am very happy. earlier on sunday there was a fifth defeat in 6 league matches for frank lampard's everton after a 2—1 defeat at west ham united. aaron cresswell scored the hammers' first with an impressive free kick. mason holgate equalised for everton eight minutes after half time. but jarrod bowen scored what would prove to be the winner for west ham on the hour mark. to add to everton's misery, captain michael keane was sent off for his second bookable offence. that's three consecutive red cards for everton in the league. relegation fears aplenty for the toffees. they're just three points above the drop zone. the performance was good, a lot of things went against us, that was a sign of the moment. but there are so many positives in terms of how we approached the game. we deserve a lot more. we certainly deserved a point. but you have t

pretty much that'd be only am, hey, you'll need from us and we'll you went to a live, i'll place that emerson kiss him. men is feed the name of the home, of course of the son of can be a had to young and the little want to hold than is did the most of it am. give it a lot of we'll keep it with d. do you have a dissenting? i'm the marsh and whenever i shut off what you, what will the ssl beyond what the why fi and what i want them to go with wasn't is into give into for from us. i thought of it. i'm book mom again. i revise the blue enough so i you hate with and i wanted i was my continue and we all michael thing read that. i feel is that i have at the end is it gonna bring you need anything you need from singing recall? no band and zemett a kid. what was that is really cuz we had it for usa. this one of our freshman, how old delana goods wrapped him head. howdy, seneca? natasha will go out of town. surely not of a d a which doesn't own today. and i will and i had got a good to empty. i'll for my actually company. and then i dealt with leah. they don't know how he was that a, where do we have

but in the 1930s, there was a visible minister in the media and that would be harry emerson fosdick. and he is a liberal participant he's a liberal protestant. and this man the idea is that he would deny many of the supernatural aspects of christianity. such as, bodily resurrection of christ. he is the pastor at riverside church in manhattan. in new york city. and what he is focusing on and what his church is focusing on in the 1930s, you could predict that is caring for people in economic need. so more of an outgrowth of what is known as the social gospel. instead of an emphasis on the individual being converted. meeting needs of society. so, harry, emmerson fosdick he was on the radio, he was on the broadcast radio program known as national vespers. he wrote about 40 books. and that has created a bit of confusion. you would think that if your church is or if the liberal protestant churches are declining in attendance and that they are basically their influence would be declining but that is really not true and that's not true because men like fosdick and some others are writing boo

ali is an emerson dial fellow a fellow at the arizona state university's social transformation lab a member of the council on foreign relations. he holds a master's degree in public health from boston university and he is a graduate at the university of california, berkeley. his latest book is crossing borders the reconciliation of a nation of immigrants. ali's work and dedication not only illuminates where we in the united states are on immigration policy programs and perceptions. he is rolling up his sleeves and doing something about it. so let's get started. ali you write that we are facing a crisis a crisis which is not phony temporal or manufactured wanted the border you mentioned that we have a real crisis of confidence where parents have lost confidence their children will do better than they citizens have lost confidence that their governments can control migration and you suggest that this is all fueling a fear of immigrants. can you describe this fear and how deep it runs? sure. well, first of all, i really want to thank the annapolis book festival. it's great to be here an

that began like people like emerson used to ask what does it mean to be an american. and how do we have a distinctive american culture. what differentiates the american from the europeans. i think it's come through in a lot of of our art forms. i think of walt whitman and the idea of that everybody is a poet. we all carry our own song with you. and women epitomized a new democratic spirited american culture. we talked about those too. so it's really just about celebrating art, books, music, realiing that that's sol of our great ambassadors of the world. they won't would send people on tours around the world, people love american jazz. he would have -- we would export things like when john glen had az capsule, we center capsule around the world and talk about our space aged culture like the space needle in seattle. of the astrodome when it was built in texas. but my days are filled with poetry, literature, art and music. and if i don't have those plus the natural world, i feel empty. so even here with covid going on, i got quickly had to go see the david vincent van go

emerson college polls twice as many voters blame the biden administration.aid during the campaign loudly no more drilling on federal lands. no more drilling including offshore. no ability for the oil industry to continue to drill. so this was the intention. keystone five minutes into the administration the extension gone. drilling in alaska and it's having and effect and the american people aren't stupid enough to believe that putin invaded ukraine that gas prices started going up. >> harris: the president did this already in november. and it had no effect. the prices started coming down. how come you're screaming at pooun-in -- putin and execs and blaming everybody and the war began and 40 days in still the same thing. why not change to the truth? americans know what it is. >> harris: you would think it would do that. point the finger at everyone else administration. think are all the major issues. inflation they blame covid. crime jen psaki said it was republicans who wanted to defund the police. they say the border problem is what they inherited and educa