he worked for goodwill. sorry, -- he no longer works for goodwill and that's because about six month ago, he came to us and said, you know, i got another job. they will pay me x amount per year and blah blah blah. and i have to go. i two daughters and i said i got you. you have become way too valuable to us and with all your certifications, i remember when you got your certifications. you ♪ to me after you got your certifications. [laughter] and he wound up -- we wanted saying you were too valuable, we will beat the offer and we did. and then about three months later he came to us and he says, will, they are offering me another $25,000 a year and we said, chris, that is a great opportunity. [laughter] which is really the points. it is really helping people. our values are learning, belonging, and safety. and chris was able to develop the skills, get some certifications, there's a point in which she would never have been hired anywhere else because people would have labelled him in a particular way, but he di

of goodwill san francisco san mateo. [cheers and applause] [laughter] i want to welcome all of you, our friends, our supporters, our partners. we are here today to celebrate together the grand opening of goodwill's state-of-the-art training and career center. [cheers and applause] i wanted to take a moment to do a couple of things. let's show a little bit of love to the retail team. [cheers and applause] this store is opening tomorrow and it is going to be beautiful. they did a great job. i want to give special thanks to the honorable mayor breed. thank you so much for being here [cheers and applause] to the honorable willie brown. [cheers and applause] supervisor peskin, we moved from your district to your district. [laughter] i want to thank the p.u.c., because without the p.u.c., we would never have gotten into the building on time. thank you to the p.u.c. [applause] i also want to thank, i will call her shelley b.b. who is the former president of the planning commission, and aaron peskin introduced me to her and she

so we want to thank you, goodwill, for all you have done. thank you, google, microsoft, all of the other partners who have supported goodwill. we can only turn around the challenges of our city with the work of everyone and this is just a great example. on behalf of the state assembly, i want to present you with this certificate congratulating the opening of this new facility. [applause] >> hello, i am with senator kamala harris' office. she wanted to send a quick note over to you all in terms of congratulating you for this new space and taking an oath to break the cycles and iterations of poverty. she was most interested in your work on working with the young adult court and making critical interventions with young people trying to change their lives. goodwill is a long-standing champion a positive change for communities. best wishes on the brand -- grand opening of the new headquarters. [applause] >> all right. that is our program today. i just want to say, everyone, thank you so much for coming. i want to thank all of the goodwill staff a

talking about to goodwill and there seems to be some uneasiness on the chinese government side that the u.s. president donald trump is hesitant to roll back some of the tariffs already in place to get a trade deal done within the next couple of weeks with china so there is still this question mark when and if and how this trade deal will get done and the next deadline is approaching fast on december 15th there is the next round of terrorism posed to gulf soul that is all still out there but wall street in general does not seem to be too concerned the dow jones industrial average after reaching $28000.00 points for the 1st time in history on friday actually saw a little gains here on monday as well meaning in another record close for a wall street even if they are those question marks relating the trade talks. on wall street thank you very much for exciting sales and earnings are expected to full source of expectations in the coming financial year the group's business has largely recovered from the emissions teasing scandal boasts a weaker a global economy has put it distill pressure

talking about goodwill and there seems to be some uneasiness on the chinese government side that the u.s. president donald trump is hesitant to roll back some of the terrorists already in place to get it trade deal done within the next couple of weeks with china so there is still this question mark when and if and how this trade deal will get done and the next deadline is approaching fast on december 15th there is the next round of terrorists opposed to kick off so that is all still out there but wall street in general does not seem to be too concerned the dow jones industrial average after reaching 28000 points for the 1st time in history on friday actually saw a little gains here on monday as well meaning in another record close for a wall street even if they are those question marks relating the trade talks. to on wall street thank you very much defy our so is underway it's one of the most important events in the airspace calendar and a place where some high level deals are done this year it was european giant airbus and not u.s. 5 boeing that was flying high. some had come to see

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, they have to be com pletely volunteers goodwill, they have to be completely open with them.cret is, don't hide things. even the scary thing is. we have a pretty big mission, to improve internet life stopping the number of companies that track where you go and gather information, mozilla is a leader in allowing you to stop that. the volunteers are there because they believe in what they are doing, and that it can be effective. that they are much more likely to raise difficult missions. it is the volu nteers difficult missions. it is the volunteers that stand up and say i'm sorry, the elephant in the room is that this just isn't working. in the tech industry that we work on, competing for that kind of talent, we are competing with the giants so people have to want to be at mozilla to stay there, and people want to stay when they believe that our products are effective and we are operating in the way that we do. and that was mitchell baker. let's have a quick look now at how asia—pacific markets are faring and mid—morning trade, they are all in the red copy the nikkei down by 0

i think he's trying to build goodwill with the party, not ads buying to spread his name, but he's alsoupporting a lot of progressive initiatives. voter administration, he's spent a lot of money supporting gun control and climate change. i think he's eased a lot of concerns with the leadership of the party. we'll see if that actually turns in the vote. tom stier has tried it. it hasn't worked out. we'll see if it works for bloomberg. >> brennan: he also supported a lot of democrats in 2018. >> that did win some goodwill. the bloomberg candidacy is really a vote of in confidence for joe biden. joe biden was supposed to be -- >> brennan: you agree with kellyanne conway? >> essentially. the theory of the case is joe biden was supposed to be the person that owned that moderate middle lane in the democratic party. it has not worked out yet or at least the people behind joe biden probably don't feel that way quite yet. that there's still time for the former vice president to earn that support, but he's got a lot of competition now with someone like bloomberg. by the way, pete buttigieg and kl

are pretty worthless they are largely glorified coast guard ships but this is definitely a sign of goodwill this is a step towards creating greater openness at these talks as yuri mentioned the plan for early december i think the biggest step in terms of ukrainian public awareness of the she was the return of the sailors who had been taken into custody at the time the ships were impounded november last year and that really was a real moment here in ukraine huge public attention huge emotion riding high as those people touched down here so this is part of the steps to really change the tone discussion between kiev and moscow but in terms of. the military balance it's not really as you can step this is all about the atmospherics ok talking about atmospherics and what is the situation like in the donbass region after 5 years of conflict nick. well this is a frozen conflict geographically but that doesn't mean that the shooting doesn't continue every day soldiers die regularly i have believe severely wounded civilians are still dying will be less than was the case a few years ago there have bee

and south korea postponing joint military drills that was sheer drop for this month as an act of goodwill to bolster stalled peace talks with north korea u.s. defense secretary marcus but denies the move amounts to a concession to pyongyang but says it's an attempt to keep the door open to diplomacy talks between north korea's leader and the u.s. president donald trump broke down in february without agreement. political security and cultural complications of made it difficult for health workers to contain an ebola outbreak that has killed at least 2000 people since it started last year doctors are now using local leaders in a vaccination drive targeting one of the most hard to access communities in the country the pygmies catherine saw reports from burning. health workers in beni have set up a medical comp next to an open chart service on the sunday morning the service is attended by reclusive beagley community living in villages in the congo forest doctors tell us the community has also been affected by it 6 but convincing them to come to treatment centers or get vaccinated has been diff

this is the move in unison we didn't want any minute and i'm stunned seemed to be based on just goodwill to superman and. without ever a president cost and correct. the free money. we would have a day of reckoning and prices would revert back to reflect supply and demand. and there would be a catastrophic trap door opening underneath the u.s. economy because the u.s. won't do it for itself china will do it for the in the form of announcing as a surprise $20000.00 tons of gold 10 the introduction of a gold backed crypto currency this will kill the u.s. dollar better than a doornail. mexico grounds political asylum to believe he is former president evo morales who resigned from his position and fled his country following weeks of turmoil we speak to a former leader of ecuador who says that bolivia has seen an illegal power grab. to leave the army come on to ask him to resign what could he do to avoid mo bloodshed and violence and just leave but this is what we call a clue. also to come disturbing images from hong kong where protesters there set a man on fire apparently for being a simple b

now heads with his pond european delegation to beijing where he hopes he can build on the shanghai goodwill which he to address to blues such as the pro-democracy protests in hong kong. greece is the partner country at the international import expo in shanghai chinese investment is crucial for greece to get the economy going again and china is interested in greece's infrastructure the greek port of paris china's gateway to europe they're saying wants to make it the final destination on its new maritime silk road spending billions to expand the port the greek port of paraders is china's gateway to europe it's the 1st deep sea port that container ships from asia reach after passing through the suez canal china wants to make it the final destination on its new maritime silk road its spending billions to expand the port for greece in its economic desperation selling parathas represents lots of much needed cash investments and jobs and china gets the property and infrastructure at a strategically vital location for an unbeatable price. in 2016 chinese shipping giant costco acquired a majority st

now heads with his pond european delegation to beijing where he hopes he can build on the shanghai goodwill would she to address to booze such as the pro-democracy protests in hong kong. for more let's bring in our financial market correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea what exactly is mccrum hoping to get out of this trip. there are just myself several elements to this to this trip he's talked about climate he's talked about the continued opening of china's markets but what investors really see of this is about deals striking deals between the chinese government chinese companies and u.s. and french companies really last year there were about $60000000000.00 worth of a deal struck out at this point conference i think it there they're going to be looking for for more quickly abberation and they're really looking particularly in the ira cultural and financial sectors for for more copper cooperation between the e.u. companies and chinese companies but just just this sort of a side note is somewhat odd that the french president is spearheading a european delegation. i think a year

try to seize the opportunity he now heads to beijing where he hopes he can build on the shanghai goodwill with she to address taboos such as the pro-democracy protests in hong kong. these next prized coffee beans approving a stimulant for the economy of. indonesian province usually makes headlines for stricture real. fame as a place for coffee tourists to visit. the best coffee in all of indonesia grows high in the mountains 1800 meters above sea level its special location gives ghio arabica strong aroma connoisseurs say it has a perfectly balanced blend of sweetness and acidity. life used to be pretty uneventful in the remote village of taka gone in sumatra such a province now coffee shops are popping up all over the place the beverage has become so popular that the local agriculture agency is gearing up for a wave of tourists. and get the shot that we cooperate with the tourism agency to design a tour package which includes rafting and overnight stays we teach them about how coffee beans are processed followed by rafting that week and. are not the one the company diot the growing popula

try to seize the opportunity he now heads to beijing where he hopes he can build on the shanghai goodwill with she to address taboos such as the pro-democracy protests in hong kong. following this story 1st cliff it i sense a little tension there on behalf of the europeans i mean really this trade wars between washington and beijing but what's the french president at well i think what he's trying to do is basically to remind china that europe is still here china has become so focused on the u.s. we're hearing reports of people like you the trade negotiator was supposed to go to brussels he didn't go because he had to go to washington you know and basically europe needs to remind china in the event of a trade deal that europe also has a lot to offer and as we can see there he's presenting the great french wines and b. fund results of gone with a lot of europeans it's not just a french visit he's brought other european countries and companies with them so that's very interesting french wine is great but i mean doesn't china need europe just as much as it needs the u.s. when it comes to glob

goodwill ceo. much obliged. for the holidays but susan is telling us we're paying off debt from last year. susan: 48 million americans are paying off debts from last year investment in the holiday season. why? you feel pressure to spend on everybody, your family, friend, relatives. also the coworkers as well. then you also, by the way, the marketers and retailers play on your emotions. so they say, treat yourself, treat everybody. one of the advice that they give, nerd wallet, to regift as you mentioned, right? ashley: good luck with stu. stuart: doesn't work with me. doesn't work with me. susan: regifting? stuart: i regift all the time. susan: also research product and prices. make a list, stick to it. skip the cards. be disciplined. stuart: 48 million of us using credit quite properly. ashley: that is different take. susan: how is the economy? we're americans. come on. thanksgiving two days away. of course you talk politics at the dinner table in all probability. coming up we're talking to lou dobbs about that

really, this must not be allowed to infect the goodwill that the public has for the rest of the royals a cancer that had to be cut out. and i think that in taking these steps today, that is exactly what has happened. you know, he may very well be rehabilitated. i'm sure he will be rehabilitated. if he goes across to america, appears asked to help with the investigation, if he is seen to be innocent of all wrongdoing, i am sure that he can, in time, come back. many other people who have been disgraced before have come back. many politicians amongst them, some of them have even been to jail. thanks very much, indeed, forgiving as your reaction to what has happened in the last hour. good to speak to you. let me remind you of the statement the duke of york has issued in the last hour. he has said that he asked her majesty if he may step back from public duties for the foreseeable future and she has given her permission. i continue to unequivocally regret my illjudged association with jeffrey unequivocally regret my illjudged association withjeffrey epstein. she says that he does intend to

we encourage the dprk to demonstrate the same goodwill as it considers decision on conducting training and exercising and testing. we urge the dprk to return to the negotiation table without precondition or hesitation. >> that announcement is after north korea's warning on wednesday that it considers military drills a breach of the agreement that king jom jong-un in singapore last month. >>> president trump makes a last-minute trip to the hospital on a head-start to his exam for 2020. the question people had going on on. >> in the impeachment investigation, more transcripts and more people with more testimony about what they heard and saw as president trump dealt with his ukrainian counterpart. at verizon, we're building the most powerful 5g experience for america. that's why the nfl chose verizon. because they need the massive capacity of 5g with ultra wideband, so more screaming, streaming, posting fans... can experience 5g all at once. this is happening in 13 stadiums all across the country. now if verizon 5g can do this for the nfl... imagine what it can do for you. fthe prilosec o

states and south korea postponing joint military drills should drill for this month as an act of goodwill to bolster stalled peace talks with north korea u.s. defense secretary marcus denies the move amounts to a concession to pyongyang but says it's an attempt to keep the door open to diplomacy bolivia's former president. has told al-jazeera he should be allowed to return and complete his final term in office on friday people were killed when security forces opened fire at supporters around is used his twitter account to demand that the interim government identify those responsible for the deaths those are the headlines and use continues here on our jazeera after what i wanted list. with its beautiful sandy beaches clear blue waters and lush green surrounds fiji is a tropical paradise. hot on the map either that or you will feel an entourage. but for some it quickly became a kind of hell. i knew as soon as i like stepped foot it was just not normal that she feels doesn't need to woods in the country. one no one investigates a secret of a cult and joins a father on his desperate bid to re

defense secretary calls it an act of goodwill. during a joint press conference in bangkok, u.s.ense secretary mark esper was asked if this was a concession to north korean leader kim jong un. >> i don't see this as concession. i see this as a good faith effort by the united states and the republic of korea to enable peace, to shape the terrain, if you will, to facilitate a political agreement, a deal, if you will, that leads to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. and that's part of what we do, as i said previously. my job is not only to bolster diplomacy, but my job is to enable and empower. in this case, i think creating some more space for our diplomats to strike an agreement on the denuclearization of the peninsula is very important. >> both washington and seoul are urging north korea to return to the nuclear negotiating table. >>> venice is on edge, as another round of flooding is expected to further sub merge the city. we are live from the city of canals. that's next. >>> crippling floods are expected to hit venice once again. in the coming hours, high tide is for

of goodwill san francisco san mateo. and applause] [laughter] i want to welcome all of you, our friends, our supporters, our partners. we are here today to celebrate together the grand opening of goodwill's state-of-the-art training and career center. [cheers and applause] i wanted to take a moment to do a couple of things. let's show a little bit of love to the retail team. [cheers and applause]

still this could be seen as goodwill from the u.s. because huawei continues to get the technology it needs from american companies to keep going. connell? connell: edward lawrence on the trade beat in washington. melissa: the world's most valuable company apparently saudi arabia putting a $1.7 trillion price tag on its state oil company. let's go to phil flynn at the cme. and, phil, it does fall short of the crown prince's hopes after two trillion dollar valuation for saudi aramco, but hey, what can you do? >> a trillion here, a trillion there, right? i tell you this, the market didn't like that fact. in fact what the market didn't really like was the lack of foreign investment interest in this ipo and that is one of the reasons why saudi arabia pulled back on that a little bit today. they canceled one of the tourses where they would try to raise interest on the ipo. they're giving up short term on oil investment. the oil market didn't like that today. oil prices seemed to pull back on reports they canceled that in part because they b

toward apple, where as there's not a lot of goodwill toward facebook, the public has been willing totween tim cook and president trump. i do think as you saw him stand there as the president made lies and attacked the media, it's beginning to be a litmus test on what the public is willing to tolerate on these relationships between politicians and corporate leaders. i think that's going to be far more than the discussion we're having around mark zuckerberg right now. >> dillon, to you so much. we'll be right back. most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. (woman) but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. ♪ and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an hon

there has been a lot of goodwill to absorbing the east germans. mary alice: are there suggestions in the west german government that they should stay there and watch the democracy movement grow rather than immigrating to the west? artin: yes, it's an irony. for years the east germans up and calling on the west german overnment. they have been coming in such large numbers that the west germans are getting worried and they are calling on the east germans to put their house in order. and they are calling on those leaving saying, finally we have a chance to reform our society. don't leave. stay and help work it out. mary alice: how serious is the refugee problem there in west berlin? martin: pretty serious. there are germans who have come through czechoslovakia and hungary. many refugees have come ere. there has always been a major housing shortage here. it is a welcome problem, if you like. mary alice: thank you, artin. east germany's extraordinary actions have ramifications, not only for the political stability of germany, but nato, the defense prob

noble causes around the world, smith is not the first person accused of taking advantage of people's goodwillucket list went viral in 2017. her story even made its way to the make-a-wish foundation. 7-year-old olivia died from what her mother claimed was pa rare disease, but authorities say it was all a lie. >> the first child dies. the mother then induces illness on yet another child so she can continue this fraud, continue getting attention. >> reporter: turner was indicted on murder and 11 other charges, including receiving fraudulent medicaid payment and theft associated with a gofundme account. her case is pending. >> i was driving down 95 and ran out of gas. so i pulled over onto the side of the road. >> reporter: and last year, kate mcclure's seemingly heartwarming story went viral. she says she was stranded on the sides of the road when johnny bobbitt spent his last $20 to buy her gas. >> she needed the help, she took the help. >> reporter: with the title "paying it forward", the go fund me page raised more than $400,000. >> like winning the lottery. >> reporter: but the ruse unravell

she is running out of goodwill with friends, needs to bring her son home. even if that means, sleeping on the street. >> it is not summertime, the weather is getting colder. i'm thinking about getting a tent and sleeping bag so my son and i can be together and i can watch over him, even if we stay outside. i would rather be outside with my son that not know where he is. >> reporter: tonya's decision to turn down housing is something that happens more often than you might think. someone in her position is offered a housing subsidy that would last six months to one year. after that, she would be expected to be able to pay her own rent. knowing that she cannot do that with the money, was an effort to turn down multiple options. >>> this works because you are involved. keep sending your stories and ideas to project home. you can see all of susie's reporting on our website. >>> state regulators are looking into whether pg&e violated laws by cutting off power to hundreds of thousands of customers. >> we must also hold them accountable for their conduct. >> we wer

but there has been a lot of goodwill towards absorbing them. mary alice: are there suggestions in the west german government for east germans to stay there, work within their system and watch the democracy movement grow there rather than emigrating to the west? martin: yes, it's an irony. for years the east germans have been calling on the west german government. they have been coming in such large numbers that the west germans are getting worried and they are calling on the east germans to put their house in order. and there are also calls on those leaving saying look, finally we have a chance to reform our society. don't leave. stay and help work it out. mary alice: how serious is the refugee problem there in west berlin? martin: it is pretty serious. many refugees have come through czechoslovakia and hungary. many refugees have come here. west berlin is the outpost. it is closer to east germany. many refugees have come here. there is also -- there has always been a major housing shortage here and they have made a lot worse. it is a welcome p

we encourage the dprk to demonstrate the same goodwill and to consider its decisions on conducting trainingises and testing. ed: but almost immediately north korea saying it's got no plans to negotiate unless the u.s. offers to discuss withdrawing what it calls hostile policies against pyongyang. but the president tweeted a short time ago responding to north korea's regime calling joe biden a, quote-unquote, rabid dog. the president tweeting he, biden, actually somewhat better than that and hinting at a possible meeting with kim jong un adding, you should act quickly, get the deal done, see you soon. is there a third summit in the works after singapore and hanoi? we shall see. >> in the meantime, new hope for a trade deal wean the u.s. and china -- between the u.s. and china. the latest on those talks when trade and manufacturing policy director peter navarro, you see him right there, joins us exclusively. that is next. ♪ do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle

in lasting peace with goodwill to all people. freedom is indivisible.nd when one man is enslaved, all are not free. all free men, wherever they may live, are citizens of berlin. and therefore, as a free man, i take pride in the words "ich bin ein berliner." [cheering] garrick: and now, a personal note, if i may. many years ago as a young correspondent with nbc news i lived in west berlin. and every morning as i awoke and opened the curtains in my bedroom, the first sight to greet me was east berlin, the brandenburg gate, and the wall. and one morning as i stood at the window of my apartment, i had a terrible thought. how easy it was for one to grow accustomed to the wall. it became part of the landscape, part of your life. until you did not even notice it anymore. how wonderful it will be for east and west berliners to open their curtains tomorrow morning, see the wall, and know it no longer separates them. now, let's go back to tom brokaw at the wall. tom: i guess i always thought that 1968 would be the most memorable year of my journalistic career. th

documentary was filmed for russian television but director vitali months asia captured much more goodwill to turn the camera back onto the moment of course you're going to see the film secretly krone gold a power grab back showing everything was precisely planned and structured. featuring top supporting roles. to go in the rhythm of the press who visited to the freedom of russia t.v. . land featuring a lead role like you've never seen before you go let me be clear with you i have to act in ways that i feel necessary than people who simply understand that. you can follow me here from your old age to the ends justify the means. to terms with mrs starts december 13th on t w. this is d w news these are our top stories. 2 maltese ministers and the prime minister's chief of staff have stepped down over a growing scandal surrounding a murdered journalist daphne cairo and i glitzy a was killed in a car bombing in 2017 after reporting on corruption in her country a family accuses multis government of protecting people involved in her death. 2 a powerful earthquake in albania has left more than 20

part of their efforts to bolster a stalled peace push for north korea calling it, quote, an act of goodwillmbat scenarios president trump has called the exercises a waste of money >>> michigan state police had a run-in with a drunk driver it was all caught on video they were setting up a roadblock to investigate a crash when a trooper had to move out of the way as a driver sped by and lost control. the woman then tries to turn around right in front of the trooper and drive away he then follows her and uses what's called a pit maneuver to cause the car to spin and stop the police say the woman was arrested and registered a blood alcohol content of 0.27%. >>> we work is planning to lay off 4,000 people it's over a third of their global workforce "the new york times" reports the mass firings could begin on tuesday. it comes as the company struggles to avoid bankruptcy. at many as 6,000 employees could lose their jobs. the layoffs are part of a five-year plan to overhaul the company and keep it afloat. >>> president trump is reversing course to a flavored vape after giving it full-throated endo