fernandes worked here as a waste picker for 20 years mainly at night she supported her 4 children by selling anything of value she found they used to live in a shanty town right beside the dump and. they were always in a struggle with the trucks the bulldozers and with more than a 1000 other people working here i thought it was survival of the fittest bed that my thoughts about how much you took as much as i could get. and for women it was very challenging people lost their lives working here very tough to believe that 1st lucy a friend on this was very much against the closure of the garbage dump she had little faith in the city authorities pledged to provide jobs for some 750 trash because in new recycling facilities but now that's where. and she's changed her mind. no. i never thought i might one day have a real job me a simple waste picker with no rights and no social insurance. and now i work here i even have an office. if only i paid a little better it would be perfect as you know my eyes she used to add 4 times as much scavenging on the old dump she and her colleagues now belo

mound to complete the fernand. wod had to decide whether to stay and hope for peace. or flee the bombs and bring her daughter to safety. before someone has won dozens of prizes including best documentary at the british film awards and an oscar nomination. some. had some pain in. a story made for one child now affecting audiences around the world. well the world may be trying to ignore the inhumanity that's taking place in syria but no one can ever claim that they weren't able to see what was happening there and we can think of a syrian mother and her camera for that today the director of for salam wat al-khateeb sat down with me here in berlin. what it's good to have you here on the show here in berlin you say that your film is a love letter on your daughter but it's become much more than that what has it become i would say like it's become so many things but the main things for me was like an evidence about all the crimes that was happening and also an evidence for the resilience that we have a sampling point or that like propaganda and all of that at around us are y

hundreds of them gathered in this assembly to express their anger against the government of the fernandes the after he announced a 3 percent increase in exports taxes on one of argentina's main crops this. leaves in the province of somebody he says the government is making a mistake you'll be able to love your work i don't mind paying more taxes but the government wants more and more in argentina you work and work in the government takes away 70 percent of your income we cannot continue like this when the government says that this strike is an act of violence in a country that is currently struggling with a recession and is on the verge of defaulting on its sovereign debt but this farmer saying that they play a crucial role in argentina's economy that an increase in exports taxes is excessive i could force many of them out of recession. argentina is one of the world's top exporters of soya and or in the government wants to increase exports taxes on soya from 30 to 33 percent in what it describes as a solidarity move to help those who are suffering the most oh you have no doubt by take mon

>>and the city is protecting renters residential evictions fernand payments are now on hold. we don't know how long that will be for everything is so work in progress. the san francisco unified school district is trying still even though they are closed to help people eat. they're giving kids 3 meals a day during the school closure. the pickup sites are open monday through friday, 9 to 10:00am and you don't need to have identification or proof of enrollment in the school but a child must be present for you to get that food for details about the locations go to kron 4 dot com. >>and san francisco. we have marijuana dispensaries now remaining open during the shelter-in-place order. the city initially had not include them as part of the essential services but they have changed their minds so medicinal marijuana dispensaries are air on expenses in general are now considered essential. a lot of people are being urged to maybe get those products deliver to tear homes, but if you can't do that you can go, although they'll be restricted just pick up orders only. residents have to she

betty fernand comes out during this time period and she argues that women are fighting for this thing that has no name, this systemic issue, this systemic sexism that taught women that their place is in the home, that they should find joyment and fulfillment in caring for that home and raising up their husbands, rearing children, having children, there's another issue for you as a woman if you couldn't have children. and that if women cooperate find enjoyment or fulfillment in their role as housewives, it was because they were broken and per verse, it's their problem. and ferdinand says i thought there was something wrong with me because i didn't have an orgasm waxing the floor. she's putting it out there. she's unafraid. but she's working in a context, the national organization for women who are fighting for the equal rights amendment, it is formed in 1966. protest the miss america pageant as sexist, paternalistic, argues that women are being judged purely on their physical appearance, despite the fact that organizers of the pageant were like, oh, but they're also talking to you abou

dominic calvert—lewin scored early on for everton after a david de gea error, but bruno fernandes equalisedwhen calvert—lewin's goal was ruled out as gylfri sigurdsson was offside and disrupting play. carlos ancelotti was sent off after the final whistle for his protests. elsewhere, wolves beat spurs in a five—goal thriller. rauljimenez was the man with the winner, sending wolves up to sixth in the league. celtic have continued their pursuit of a fourth consecutive domestic treble, after beating stjohnstone in the scottish cup quarter—finals. a late ryan christie free kick was enough to send celtic through to the semi—finals where they will face aberdeen. the other semi—final will be an edinburgh derby between hearts and hibernian. the organisers of the six nations are meeting later today, to discuss plans for the remainder of the tournament as more sporting events have fallen victim to the spread of the coronavirus. ireland's match against italy in dublin scheduled for this weekend has already been called off, while there are stills doubts over some of the other matches, including england'

to kick things off today, i'm really delighted to be able to lead a conversation, with fernand amonte led the project to runs then dixon ahmadi which is a legendary south florida base survey for firm. she's a leading voice on how information influences choices and decisions within democracy. she helped design the survey, helped to lead the statistical analysis. we are going to talk a bit about what was surprising or not about what we learned regarding this large voting block. so i like to start with you, ferdinand what is the biggest thing that jumps out to you who the nonvoters is or isn't? based on the survey. >> the amazing thing about this, myself included have these preconceived notions about who nonvoters are. there's always conventional wisdom that suggest well, they tend to bid this group and mobile in this. but we found in the study, with the data revealed, as they are like everyone in america. in the sense that you run the full breadth of what the american body politic looks like. yes, there are some deviations from voters and perhaps a little bit more minority, little bit m