harley, _ harley doing the litter? there you go. lovely. harley, have - harley doing the litter? us a message on whatsapp. that is the number. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. our headlines today. free childcare for more parents in england. will the chancellor's changes get more people back to work? it'll make a huge difference to families, but also it will make a huge difference to businesses who worry, particularly smaller businesses, that they are losing valuable employees when they start a family. good morning to one of those businesses, and women's fashion factory in alfreton, i will be finding out what people here think of what the chancellor has to say. there's big changes to pensions to encourage people like doctors to stay in work butjeremy hunt's plans prompt accusations his budget favours the rich. unions representing thousands of health staff in england are close to agreeing a pay offer with the government, potentially putting an end to a series of nhs strikes. no miracle in madrid for liverpoo

other in one way or another, bikers who now ride there already there, well, relatively speaking, on a harleyllars. well , he started in the carpathians for two bottles. here is such a kind of cop that if you didn’t have a bicycle in childhood, and now brands, then in childhood you still didn’t have bicycles people. eh, as if returning to the time when they valued the bike more. hello. this is volodya. listen, people will come to you today. uh, for the top promised here is the one that is waiting for him in the museum soon. this is one of the typical examples of how gordeev's collection is replenished with new exhibits. familiar guys from the borisov biker club crossroad, decided to present vladimir a moped with another top of the first completeness in the native paint of the seventy-first year of release, you understand? i am also not eternal. and this will be history, this will be history saved. i i know that in these hands he has it softly. our hero confesses at some point in his life. he realized how lucky he was doing a business in which he discovered great meaning for him as a museum wo

. >> this was the time when black man riding a harley was a revolutionary act.and of sharecroppers that move from louisiana to oakland and wanted something to keep his siblings busy. the club was initially for cars but quickly changed to motorcycle. they are cheaper and the dragons say the cops wouldn't bother them as much with bikes. >> i bought a super super hog racer, 125. i rode it from berkeley to west oakland. >> the gear, you just got on the bike and said i'm going to figure it out. >> i'm going to get in the dragons. >> the thing is, you have to ride a harley to be in the club. they got wind of the situation and built the bike. >> the next put his bike together, he didn't have to spend no money because what he wanted was in his barrel. >> the east bay dragons have a knack for building relationships. >> talk to me about the plaque appear. >> the hell's a were good friends of ours. they gave us that plaque for our 60 year anniversary. >> sunny barger maintains their decades long friendship until levinson's death. in the 60's, you could find the dragons wri

. >> roc had a personality as big and as loud as the pipes on the harleys he loved to cruise.d at an auto body shop handling claims. when he met karen, she was on a downward spiral. after being married five years, she recently had got an divorce. the doctor had given her awful news. she had multiple sclerosis, 38-years-old. >> to be a young, divorced woman, with this awful diagnosis, what do you think that did to her? that's a lot to put on your shoulders. >> right. i think that really affected herself esteem. frankly, i think it had an impact on the kind of men she was attracted to. >> karen came to rely on roc to take her to doctor's appointments and give her injections. but when she took the step of asking him to move in, her friends and family thought she was asking for trouble. >> i think that's true. but then is it my place to say, well, you need to go find somebody that is going to offer you a better future? >> you can't dictate terms to your kid sister? >> no, you can only fix yourself. >> as it turned out, roc wasn't a fix for karen either. the relationship soon took

. >> this is harley quinn from birds of great hopwood is a costume concept artist aggressive creativity. every second with every part of your creed of fiber. he creates the initial look and feel of characters and places in movies. tv shows and video games. we create artwork visualizes things like the costumes, props environments. now he's worried his work could be replaced by artificial intelligence to say i've been keeping a close eye on. it would be an understatement. ai software tools can now generate our work with just a few key words. the issue how these ai programs are trained, finding out that all of our work has been scraped into these data sets of ai programs has been. terrifying. it no one was asked commission for images and the 71 compensate me rachel miner doing is co-founder of concept art association. a group created to defend working artists, essentially have cost just be a voice at the table in these kind of conversations are being had about like how we move forward with these technologies and asked to call way they i websites don't necessarily disclose. we're training i

mother earth that nothing happens to maria august, and we pray that she's able to keep up her singing harley you see, or the land dick was that everything works out for her. this in the city, no bus and not up with in the see with her. back in mexico city bery arenas. concert begins with the song dedicated to her mother. she thinks that while her mother is far away, there is to be moved by the special magic or singing this and that solo from us at global 3000 this week. thanks for joining us. drop us a line at labels 3000 dot d w dot com or on facebook. see you next time, take care. ah, [000:00:00;00] with oh, the german mineral resource agency is sounding the alarm. is the country supply of key minerals at risk. geologists are looking for new sources of these raw materials and are offering council to industry and government. the biggest concern, the valuable metals are difficult to obtain and are becoming increasingly expensive . to morrow to day. next on d, w ah, and d, w, talk show extremely opinions, clear positions with international perspectives, stuff like every week we get to the poi

mother earth that nothing happens to maria. distant we pray that she is able to keep up her singing harley. you see the land dick that everything works out for her in this, in the city, no bus and not up with unless you with her. back in mexico city, maria rina's concert begins with the song dedicated to her mother. she thinks that while her mother is far away, she has her close to her heart. ah, the audience doesn't need to be able to understand the misha lyrics, to be moved by the special magic for singing this. yeah. and that's all from us at global 3000 this week. thanks for joining us. drop us a line at global 3000 at d. w dot com or on facebook. see you next time. take care. ah, with who do you african when prayers for rain? he early reading for that he's our answer and with science canyon n g o teachers, rainwater harvesting, ezra going to a post one thing brings i saw what's on the surface from michelle's helping farmers and just to failed rain patterns to save their crops. eco africa in 30 minutes on d. w. a mia mystery. concealed in the ground. monsters painting. notorious and co

number of people who when we were shooting outside would come out and say, "oh, my god, is this a 1933 harleyr ] and it would split 50% of these predominantly men of a certain age would go, "that's incredible." you've turned it into an electric bike. and 50% would say, "that's disgusting what you've done to that hog." [ light laughter ] >> seth: i would say like yeah >> i get it. >> seth: this, though, there's no shortcut with horses. >> there was no shortcuts. >> seth: now, this is you on a horse. >> that's me on a horse. >> seth: that's you on a horse >> there's no cgi. [ applause ] >> seth: can i ask why - >> no saddle in that picture >> seth: look at that, no saddle >> yeah. >> seth: it's interesting because saddles -- you would think you'd need a saddle for safety you're doing no saddle, but you are wearing a mask [ laughter ] >> the horse was an anti-vaxxer. [ laughter ] or had covid i couldn't understand what he was trying to say. >> seth: right, right, right it's very hard it's hard. >> it's hard it's hard for them >> seth: now, did you have any previous experience on a horse because

earth that nothing happens to maria, just on what we pray, that she's able to keep up her singing harley. you see the land dick one that everything works out for her. this in the city, no bus and not up with unless you with her. back in mexico city, marina's concert begins with the song dedicated to her mother. she thinks that while her mother is far away, she has her close to her heart. ah, the audience doesn't need to be able to understand the misha lyrics, to be moved by the special magic or singing this. yeah. and that so from us that global 3000 this week, thanks for joining us. drop us a line at global 3000 dot d w dot com or on facebook. see you next time take care ah, with who artificial intelligence can be an engine for economic growth in the indian state of corolla, a, i is creating new jobs, especially for women therapy, opportunities for advancement and equal are offering new prospects for well educated women. even those living outside major cities played in germany. in 30 minutes, con d. w. a star chef with a mission that goes far beyond good cuisine. 40 remarks, social comm

. >> this is harley quinn from birds of great hopwood is a costume concept artist aggressive creativity for making 1000 decisions every second with every part of your creed of fiber. he creates the initial look and feel of characters and places in movies, tv shows and video games. we create artwork visualizes things like the costumes, props environments. now he's worried his work could be replaced by artificial intelligence to say i've been keeping a close eye on. it would be an understatement. ai software tools can now generate artwork with just a few key words. the issue how these ai programs are trained, finding out that all of our work has been scraped into these data sets of ai programs has been. terrifying. it no one was asked commission for images and the 71 compensate me rachel miner doing is co-founder of concept art association. a group created to defend working artists. it essentially have cost just be a voice at the table in these kind of conversations are being had about like how we move forward with these technologies and asked to call way they i websites don't necessarily

earth but nothing happened to maria august and we praying that she's able to keep up her singing harley. you see other land dick when that everything works out for her this in the city, no bus and not up with unless you with her. back in mexico city, maria rina's concert begins with the song dedicated to her mother. she thinks that while her mother is far away, she has her close to her heart. ah, the audience doesn't need to be able to understand the misha lyrics, to be moved by the special magic or singing this. yeah. and that's all from us that global 3000 this week. thanks for joining us. drop us a line at global 3000 dot d w dot com or on facebook. see you next time. take care on hicho. ah ah, with charlie martin with gender race, a record break. ah, what's the next school? the 24 hours of them read. 90 minute. d, w. o one continent 700000000 people with their own personal stories. europe. mm hm. we explored every day life with what europeans feared and what they hope for focus on europe in on d w. m. no, i'm not, i'm should we heated? mm. how do we treat animals and why hasn't anyt

this is dr. harley h m a professor of urban planning. underneath all of this, it is all sitting on a bedrock of the unspoken racism. not wanting to move to the center of cities that created a really particular vicious cycle disinvestment in cities. but then, you know, investment in suburbs and expansion of this exodus of white people into suburb was eventually dubbed white flight. and since public services are largely funded through property taxes deprived inner city communities of funding and social services. elsewhere at the end of the 2nd world war, a marked independence for many countries in the global south. and a lot of those places modernize their cities based on western examples, even in places like thailand, which wasn't directly colonized the west, was still a benchmark for aspiration in modesty. found the day i got the pattern, sy, how is a data but a mother generally a is associate of 2 research focuses on housing in thailand. like my how are english, which oh yeah. well, actually hired and thus the single family house became a global trademark for wealth and belonging of

earlier i spoke to the executive committee member on the american israel public affairs committee harley told me the sacking of defence minister yoav gallant could threaten israel's democracy. the ruling coalition is trying to overhaul the judicial system in israel, which means they are trying to get thejudicial system under the control of the executive branch, which would, in the eyes of many people, make israel perhaps no longer a democracy. and this is critical because people see the supreme court and thejudiciary as truly independent, it's also leaning left, and this is the last pull the left has any israeli government. so there is a feeling that religious right is overreaching and they are trying to get control of the country, where originally they wanted money so they could study and learn the torah and pray, now they want to take control of the country. we know that mr netanyahu has dismissed mr gallant, who was against the law change. what sort of message has this sent out? and not only to the public and political opponents but also those in his own government? it is frightening

looked like, two weeks ago when a huge eucalyptus tree came crashing down on alan dale avenue and harley drive now wildwood park is closed after this large tree fell tuesday at the park. we come here very often so because the weather because of three parents feel very unsafe to come back, so yeah, i think we need another good management about the treats , the city says, declaring a state of emergency makes it easier to request resources, financial assistance and to get reimbursement through fema. saratoga had already estimated $350,000 in storm damages from december and january. but this week, the city allocated an additional $450,000 to cover damages from the most recent storms. well, i think for all those treats. maybe we need to cut down some of them. i know it's a big loss, but since it's flattening the people's lives, i think we should reconsider about it. just last week. falling trees killed five people across the bay area during a series of atmospheric river storms. it's kind of sad to see all this rain and people dying. that's very unfortunate. i feel really sorry for the familie

if we're going back to the '30s, i noted in one show you got to ride a vintage harley.h, let's put some action in it and get horses or motorbikes, and then they introduced me to a 1930s harley-davidson and gave me a training day and very quickly said, i don't think that's going to work. [ laughter ] they said, turn it into an electric bike. so they brought them. we'll do what? they butchered this harley-davidson. when we were out on location, it divided a lot of people. a lot of predominantly gentlemen would say, is this a 1930 x, y, z, and they were like, why can't i hear it? i said, it's now electric. and that's incredible. that's an abomination. >> very quiet motorcycle. you're now in the movie also, "cocaine bear," as the bear, of course according to your twitter account. >> that's what i tell everybody. >> alongside your partner keri russell and the reason i mentioned that, you did tweet that. >> i did. i did, unashamedly. she said at the time you have no shame. i said, no, absolutely not. >> it was boiling that day. >> it really was. an island as tennessee who kne

one, the harley union, enough sidwell. currently the situation is the same uncle. there's no difference between the current regime and the previous one. but when you want to speak or demand your rights, they confront you with weapons and killing suit. i hope it's no different from the previous regime in the hub level, global commitment here. well, i want to assume that iraq got rid of the tyrants. saddam hussein and the country would be in better shape, but it was one tragedy after another. saddam was gone. but we got 1000 other saddam saddam oh, elephant dumb. but not everyone feels despair. and i'm wondering, i know several whom i li there. go, do i have faith that the use of the ones who come up with the idea is the use of the ones who lead the revolution tamela the use of a foundation. and the best proof of that is the protests that happened in 2019. we saw the youth laid the protests on it. that gave me a bit of hype. already had the animal with natalie all back. that still suffers from whites brit poverty, despite iraq's great oil wealth before it was stolen

harley lipman speaking to me a little earlier.e us now, where president biden has ordered federal aid to be sent to the southern state of mississippi, as emergency services work to help hundreds of people left homeless, by a powerful tornado. at least 26 people have died, and dozens have been injured. our north america correspondent, sophie long, reports from one town that's been virtually destroyed. as you drive into rolling fork, you can see the extent of the destruction. the tornado has completely obliterated this community. from the air, you can see the direct path it took. some trees have been stripped of their branches and uprooted. others are totally untouched. then as you reach the town, total devastation. and this is the moment it struck a school nearly four hours' drive away in amory, indicating just how far it travelled without losing strength. salvage what i can. in rolling fork, survivors sift through what remains of their flattened homes. trying to make sure i get all their shoes. stifling tears as they think of love

every last name and a harley? i live alone as my husband is dead. the house flooded while i slept. my sons rescued me. all my possessions are wasted. i've lost everything. i only have the clothes on my back. we spend the whole night in the open, the went out of this region and city has been controlled by rebel forces for 12 years. there's not much maintenance of public roads, buildings, and facilities. the area is home to around 4 and a half 1000000 people, according to you and figures. 70 percent of them are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. bernard smith al jazeera, at least 6 people have died in northern and central peru over the last few days since a powerful cycle and cause heavy flooding and land slides. residents are not grappling with the aftermath after hundreds of homes were destroyed. governments is now called a state of emergency, as it attempts to bring relief to the worst areas. in australia, millions of dead fish have washed up near darling river, just west of sidney. the river authorities says the ongoing heat wave in the state cause the largest fish dea

carefully and when banks experience financial losses, it is in should be a matter of concern. cornelius harley's a former director of the federal home loan bank of boston and explains why this globs won't trigger a repeats of the 20 o 8 financial crisis. a banks around the world have seen their shares planet in the last $24.00 or 48 hours. but this is really a concentrated issue. i think the take away from this is it is really a us issue. primarily it demonstrates that the coordination among the bank regulators in our system, which is complicated. we have so many players, we have the federal deposit insurance corporation. we have the federal reserve, we have state thinking agencies and then lurking in the background, we have an agency that almost nobody has ever heard of which provided a massive, massive liquidity to silicon valley bank. as much as 6 months ago, i'm talking about $1314000000000.00 that could easily that could easily have been the warning sign with other regulators should have and could have picked up on the flies in the bank where i think to fall number one. it's a highly concen

and i believe her name and a harley. i live alone as my husband is dead. the house flattered while i slept. my sons rescued me. all my possessions are wasted. i've lost everything. i only had the truth on my back. we spend the whole night in the open. the other one out of this region in siri has been controlled by rebel forces for 12 years. there's not much maintenance of public roads, buildings, and facilities. the area is home to around 4 and a half 1000000 people, according to you and figures. 70 percent of them are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. bernard smith, al jazeera, for pakistani, prime minister, imran carne appeared in court on friday were a warrant for his arrest was cancelled. cons car was surrounded by supporters when he arrived at the whole court had been warrant out against him on multiple corruption charges. was also facing terrorism charge of stemming from confrontations between his supporters and police early this week. he denies the charges as, as the government's trying to stop him from contesting elections. come on, hid

it happened in the balloon harley camp in cox's bazaar in the southeast, tomba chandry repose now from docker. this is not the 1st time this rowing i have been forced from their homes years ago the flat oppression in me unmarked. ah, now a major fire at cox's bazaar, a refugee camp in bangladesh has again left thousands without roof over their heads . in these 3 comes with the while happened around $100000.00 if you are leaving, and 50 percent of them are children. unicef on the port in us, we are on the ground and we are trying to meet that immediate, an ad janita of our district as children and their families, ah, firefighters and volunteers were able to get the blaze under control. but by then, there had been extensive damage. aid groups have been distributing water and basic necessities. but it's not clear whether those left without homes will find shelter . cox's bazaar is home to more than a 1000000 ro hang or refugees. i camp this size with so many living and cramped condition makes fires like this. difficult to avoid. yeah, now by our 2, by chance i have 7 children. when the fi

then there are the new kids on the block podcast house like harley wang, who uses her show to read celine speaking audiences in taiwan. and leon just told me that she's in the we trying to reach our on demand, re speaking people around the world. i singapore, malaysia, not to mention that hong kong in china or potash o has a lot of chinese listeners who secretly support why we say by rep they can really said the reason why we know is because some of them send us emails anonymously and tell us how lonely they are, cuz they can't really share what they will, i think in your own country. unlike china, taiwan has one of the freest media scenes in asia. it's been that way since the 1919, after the country emerged from decades of cloning tongue dictatorship. but the information space is very polarized, and a significant share of news outlets are indirectly controlled by beijing with an economy that greatly depends on china, taiwanese media organizations that criticized a communist party to face commercial pressures. platforms like youtube and spotify offer comedians a space to say and produce w

and all can the thought about harley didn't. will father, how all the demands were too high a woman, we were supposed to surrender and give up on weapons and make peace with the regime . how many were to be arrested? we negotiated most of the civilians, women, children, the elderly women, and those wounded in the russian bombing was, could be evacuated, hobb digital w. you'll see what would happen to us fighters within the scene. wilkin told everyone would stay and diamond of that be another solution to lay out that i will lock it audio. but i'll never forget one statement, jani melbury that every one gets out only or every one will die, or we could have led by russia, damascus, agree to cease fire with the rebels after retaking leper. the terrorized population was evacuated, that the piece was short lived, or russian bomber struck a convoy of refuge cheese as they left the city. with what you saw, sad in russians doing, is using these cease fires as tactical pauses to help us out forces regroup, art, reassess and look for ways

a deal was broken by china with officials meeting in beijing. harley hashem is in terror on any think that and d escalating and that approach more between saudi arabia and iran will have its own impact on the whole region. it will have its impact on yemen. the war in yemen, it would have its impact on lebanon with the political crisis and economy fall out . it would have its impact also on syria and of course iraq. so in general, this is, this is the main point. and the main reason why everyone is welcoming. however, as we have today from alisha, my funny, the secretary for iran supreme in national security council, there will be a path and they'll be a way to restore the diplomatic relations she, she was the that i can remember. we have been here in beijing for 6 days. i had talked with my saudi counterpart that led to the agreement to normalize relations. we agree with saudi arabia to open a new page based on the interests of the 2 countries and regional security and to promote stability instead of exacerbating tension. we hope this will contribute to the establishment of security a

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then there was the cease fire with the rebels the nor can the suck w harley didn't, will soil how all their demands were to hire a woman or they were supposed to surrender. man, give up our weapons and make peace with the regime. how many were to be arrested? we negotiated most of the civilians, women, children, the elderly women and those wounded in the russian bombing was, could be evacuated at holland digital w. you'll see what would happen to us fighters within the scene. wilkin told either if room would stay in diamond or there be another solution to lay out that i will lock it audio. but i'll never forget one statement, jani melbury that every one gets out early, or every one will die. or we could have led by russia, damascus, agree to cease fire with the rebels after retaking leper. the terrorized population was evacuated with the pace was short lived, or russian bomber struck a convoy of refugees as they left the city. with what you saw, sad in russians doing, is using these cease fires as tactical pauses to help us out forces regroup, art, reassess and look for ways to attack

else they know each other, bikers come, who now ride there already, well, relatively speaking, on a harley 20,000 dollars. but that's how he started in the carpathians for two bottles. here are bought. uh, such a cop, what if you didn’t have a bicycle as a child, and now brands, then in your childhood you still didn’t have bicycles. here i am people. eh, as if returning to a time when they valued a bicycle more than wreaths. to you today people are, uh, for the tops. that's it, it's most, i’m waiting for her examples soon, how gordeev’s collection is replenished with new exhibits , friends from the borisov baikovsky crossword club decided to present vladimir a moped that is not yet eternal. and this will be history, this will be history saved. i know that in these hands he is soft, as we say. sometimes not very tactfully not for barrels. he must be helped will be an opportunity. our hero confesses at some point in his life. he realized how lucky he was, he was engaged in a business in which he discovered a huge meaning for him as a museum worker. the main thing is to see happy people, thei

stuart: show me a harley-davidson police, they are up today, 4.7%.n: shares are going to 50, confidence in the core motorcycle business, they put electrification to the side. stuart: roger federer on holdings. >> stock has been stronger annual revenue. and those costs are going down, i will show you what they look like, stronger profit margins. i like hearing margins are getting healthy again. stuart: how much did you pay? >> got them on sale. they are pink. doctor fauci and the mayor of dc went door to door, didn't go down well. >> i will not be lining a shot for something that wasn't clear in the first place. >> of thousands of people like you don't get vaccinated, in this country and in this world. >> the campaign is about fear. >> web the mayor and doctor fauci share this? and the covert origins bill declassified when the pandemic started. what happens next? we will tell you. chinese president xi jinping meeting with larry boudin in moscow. a call between president biden and xi jinping is not scheduled. jackie heinrich has the story from the whit

today we are witnessing the beginning of new harley falling democracy. oh ok, i'm president min and gaga is using a you and climate change conference to attract foreign investment. zimbabwe is open for business, mo, his presidential envoy is also at the conference and agrees to meet under cover reporters. think of them i was like, really of it were business really stated. okay, zimmer, but he says he has the president so authority to make a deal with mr. stanley. the name is plenipotentiary. plenty simply miss full career, miss powers. awful bother me is i can sign the contract. i can sign to different government without the prison getting involved. and then there will be riding that angel is in bol boys, ambassador at large to europe and the americas. he's part of what we call the diplomatic mafia. he's also a self proclaimed profit. ah, angel leads the good news church, which has 15 branches around the world. woman with the trip now. he appears to heal the sick. oh, it takes the power of god, but it takes somebody to believe it was something to happen

approvals of the open floor of the parliament in a trial and demanding manner from march 21, 1401 in harleyn information base council islamic has been uploaded, the activity of this system was carried out following the written request of the representatives to the islamic council presidium, according to malik shariati, the representative of the people of tehran, gradually more representatives' votes will be added to this system and after the notification of the law on the transparency of the three forces, it will be officially active . simple iftar tables will be served at the holy shrine of imamzadeh sultan abbas , bojnord city , during the month of ramadan, during the month of ramadan, tourists and travelers will be treated to simple iftar tables. to be in the month of ramadhan, every day is very rewarding. by preparing the iftar table for those who are fasting, bojunordi is busy preparing the iftar table. everyone reaches here for their iftar. i liked that in the first year of marv, i fell into the imamzadeh. i opened my chest. i am in pain because of imam seyyed abbas's baby. i have to

. >> yesterday jax harley asked them to explain that the behavior in the elderly indefensible totalitarianavior. and merrick garland of course in a soft spoken with was delighted to defend it. >> let's take a look at the harding criminals they are justice department since these armed ages to go terrorize that morning here they are. the advance. here are the seven children with mr. hiles and his wife and he has offered to turn himself in. and this is who you go to terrorize. you are the attorney general give me your answer do you think that it was objectively reasonable and they follow your guidelines? incentive 20 to 30 agents to terrorize these people? yes or no? >> the facts i have which of those presented by the fbi are not consistent with your description. >> so you think it was reasonable? >> the facts are not as you describe. >> you use an unbelievable show of force with guns that usually liberals decry our supposed to hate long guns but you're happy to deploy them against catholics and innocent children? he doesn't care. he has no soul obviously. and if anything hit description as t

now harley posted a teacher that i spoke with this morning. he works for oakland, unified. he says this is an issue that's been continuous for years and he says it's really just more than about pay. >> such a surgical attack on kids, education. when you're taking out the professionals who are in the room with the kids who need the most help. that's who you're taking out. and never mind the coordinator of coordinators making, you know, $120,000 downtown in the district office. now, let's take out the, you know, a paraprofessional making $20 an hour. but it's that they're professional that helps that could read. >> now, just earlier this week, los angeles unified school district workers were on a strike for similar reasons. and for similar issues. now that caused hundreds of schools in los angeles to close down for days and posting goes on to say that throughout the years, even back in 2019, they seem to be on the same wavelength as the los angeles school district ultimately saying that it's really a statewide problem and that it needs to be fixed. i did reach out to the dist

i spoke with one teacher this morning, harley poston who says it really it shouldn't be negotiated. people should just be able to make a living wage and that it's more in just about pay. >> this is a much bigger fight. this is a fight over the fact usd things they can is slashed dozens of class 5 positions, student support positions, kind of a classic, you know, haves and have that here and it's time that we all get to have. >> now he goes on to talk about the los angeles school district earlier this week. we did see you know, hold similar strikes and they're actually heading back to the classrooms this week. but he says it's really a statewide issue. i did reach out to the oakland unified school district this morning to see if i can get any comment from them. i have not heard back. but again, it started at 7.30, this morning and they're set to meet over in front of the city hall around 11 o'clock. so as the morning continues and we get more information, we'll continue to keep you updated. but that is the very latest here in the newsroom. i will send it back to you guys at the desk.

this is what it looked like, two weeks ago when a huge eucalyptusg down on alan dale avenue and harley drive now wildwood park is closed after this large tree fell tuesday at the park. we come here very often so because the weather because of three point very unsafe to come back, so yeah, i think we need another good management about the treats , the city says, declaring a state of emergency makes it easier to request resources, financial assistance and to get reimbursement through fema. saratoga had already estimated $350,000 in storm damages from december and january. but this week, the city allocated an additional $450,000 to cover damages from the most recent storms. well, i think. for all those treats. maybe we need to cut down some of them. i know it's a big loss, but since it's flattening the people's lives, i think we should reconsider about it. just last week, fallen trees killed five people across the bay area during a series of atmospheric river storms. it's kind of sad to see all this rain and people dying. that's very unfortunate. i feel really sorry for the families. a ci

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last tuesday, this massive eucalyptus tree crashed across alan dale avenue and harley drive, blocking access to some homes. and i think the biggest concern is that happening again. a utility pole and power lines were brought down to within seconds. they were literally laying on the ground. the fix has taken much longer. one reason, neighbors say no one initially took responsibility for the tree. the road was closed for most of the week days without power. and uh , you know, we're now we're still waiting for cable t v came back on over the weekend. but today's buzz. is over. what still standing this was all you know, covered in in that tree. you worried these trees could fall? yeah. i mean, these are the ones right across the street . those eucalyptus trees, um, they're going to it's going to happen again. while some have been cut and chipped, others are either dead or leaning a lot. pg and e says it had more than 400 outage. incidents in santa clara county caused by the most recent storm, with another one moving in extra power poles line and transformers are ready to go. so is extra s

last tuesday, this massive eucalyptus tree crashed across alan dale avenue and harley drive, blockingccess to some homes. and i think the biggest concern is that happening again. a utility pole and power lines were brought down to within seconds. they were literally laying on the ground. the fix has taken much longer. one reason, neighbors say no one initially took responsibility for the tree. the road was closed for most of the week, five days without power. and you know, we're now we're still waiting for cable t v came back on over the weekend. but today's buzz. is over. what still standing this was all you know, covered in in that tree. you worried these trees could fall? yeah. i mean, these are the ones right across the street. those eucalyptus trees, um, they're going to it's going to happen again. while some have been cut and chipped, others are either dead or leaning a lot. pg and e says it had more than 400 outage. incidents in santa clara county caused by the most recent storm, with another one moving in extra power poles line in transformers are ready to go. so is extra staf

pretty sure they will come as well, certainly harry will come and i would pretty much be very sure harleyt will be significant if harry comes and meghan, too, they won't have a large role. it will be about william's role and camilla and harry will be more of a spectator. >> what made you certain all this time they would indeed be invited? >> i was certain. i think for two reasons. firstly, because blood is very important to charles. this is his son. his second son. he's still very close in line to the thrown. he should go to the coronation. he's not a disgraced member of the royal family like edward the eighth and george sixth took his place and when the queen took the thrown he wasn't invited. charles loves harry a lot. if harry wasn't invited that would be the only conversation harry had not been invited. it's very important that charles wants unity. chars will unviet harry and of course, this is tied up with the moves about property in which the sussexes are told the cottage, their house they lived here in britain, there was all kinds of conversation how much had been spent on it and t

tuesday, this massive eucalyptus tree crashed across alan dale avenue and harley drive, blocking accessme homes. and i think the biggest concern is that happening again. our utility pole and power lines were brought down to within seconds. they were literally laying on the ground. the fix has taken much longer. one reason, neighbors say no one initially took responsibility for the tree. the road was closed for most of the week. five days without power. and uh , you know, we're now we're still waiting for cable t v came back on over the weekend. but today's buzz is over. what still standing this was all you know, covered in in that tree. you worried these trees could fall? yeah. i mean, these are the ones right across the street. those eucalyptus trees, um, they're going to it's going to happen again. while some have been cut and chipped, others are either dead or leaning a lot. pg and e says it had more than 400 outage . incidents in santa clara county caused by the most recent storm, with another one moving in extra power poles line in transformers are ready to go. so is extra staff. w

23% pay raise, which they say would put their salaries at a competitive rate with other spoke with harley post in a teacher at the oakland unified who says that tpis really shouldn't be a negotiation, adding that this fight is bigger than just a pay raise. >> such a surgical attack on kids, education. you're taking out the professionals who are in the room with the kids who need the most help. that's who you're taking out. and never mind the coordinator of coordinators making, you know, $120,000 downtown in the district office. now, let's take out the, you know, a paraprofessional making $20 an hour. but it's that they're professional that helps that could read. >> now he goes on to talk los angeles unified school district earlier this week we saw a similar strike regarding similar issues which caused hundreds of schools in that district to close for days today. they're finally going back to class. but poston says that really they're on the same wavelength and that they have been for years. and ultimately, he says to fix this issue, it needs to go all the way up to the top, even beyond th

last tuesday, this massive eucalyptus tree crashed across alan dale avenue and harley drive blocking access to some homes. and i think the biggest concern is that happening again. a utility pole and power lines were brought down to within seconds. they were literally laying on the ground. the fix has taken much longer. one reason, neighbors say no one initially took responsibility for the tree. the road was closed for most of the week, five days without power. and uh, you know, we're now we're still waiting for cable t v came back on over the weekend. but today's buzz is over. what still standing this was all you know, covered in in that tree. you worried these trees could fall? yeah. i mean, these are the ones right across the street. those eucalyptus trees, um, they're going to it's going to happen again. while some have been cut and chipped, others are either dead or leaning a lot. pg and e says it had more than 400 outage. incidents in santa clara county caused by the most recent storm, with another one moving in extra power poles line in transformers are ready to go. so is extra