today's online celebration we met jeanette who was homeless for ten years. >> i was one of the firstple that you know got in here. i live a lot different than i did when i was out there. you would not believe it's the same person. >> jeanette is now delighted to have a bed and kitchen and she's relieved to have safety and respect from staffers and merchants from her walkable new neighborhood. >>> are you ready a new way to tweet? it's called communities, it allows you to do just that, build communities on twitter. you can create around specific topics like dogs or skin care. communities is different than what social media offers. it will help users discover new communities. this new feature is limited right now but in a few months it will open to more users. >>> on 9/11, million of new yorkers wanted to reach out to loved ones to let them know they are safe. many turned to aol's instant messenger which at the time was cutting edge technology. >> having a tool like that you knew already had access to your friends was key. i heard story after story people turning to aim to say or to se

reportero: el padre de jeanette zacarÍas lamenta que no pudo acompaÑar a su hija en la pelea y no pudo el otro porcentaje a su manager. reportero: el padre espera que el cuerpo de jeanette regrese desde canadÁ para hacer un homenaje de despedida. pide que se investigue la proporciÓn de la rival. la canadiense estarÍa por encima por arriba de la mexicana. presentadora: en breve. legisladores republicanos presentadora: en breve. legisladores republicanos preocupados por allegada de ♪ ♪ en internet se veía más grande algún día... ...encontraremos el viaje perfecto. ¡algún día es hoy con travelocity encuentra la información que necesitas para reservar tu viaje con confianza. travelocity. algún día es hoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: es probable que entre sus planes para celebrar el dÍa de trabajo estÉ el hacer un asado. teresa rodrÍguez nos cuenta por quÉ detrÁs de cada hamburguesa estÁ el trabajo de miras. reportera: pasÓ a ser uno de los Íconos de la gastronomÍa estadounidense para convertirse en un fenÓmeno global. durante las celebraciones del dÍa del trabajo, muchas familias disfrutarÁn de es

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jeanette has seen a bit l so excited. jeanette has seen a bit and sa s so excited. not to remind people of my finest moments. we will find out who his partner is in two days' time. i'm fascinated to see how he uses his wingspan, which we have heard about. massive arms. they could be put to good advantage. talking of drama... it was hard to keep up with a spectacular night in the champions league last night. liverpool staged a second half fight back to beat the italian side, ac milan at anfield. after they'd seen liverpool dominate and take the lead, the kop were left stunned when just before the break, out of nowhere, milan scored twice, including this one from former man city forward brahim diaz. but after a nervy half time cuppa, liverpool came roaring back, mo salah equalising, before this stunning strike from captainjordan henderson sealed a 3—2 win. very nice to get back on the scoresheet. it's been a while, so it's always — scoresheet. it's been a while, so it's always nice to score a goal, and if— it's always nice to score a goal, and if i'm — it's always nic

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on march 25th, 1974, the body of jeanette taylor -- janet taylor was found dumped along sandhill road just west of 280. her case went unsolved for decades but san mateo county investigators picked it up again in 2017. they resubmitted evidence, protesting. deputies say the dna was a partial match to this man, john kittrell, already in custody as part of another homicide investigation into the clara county. yesterday, a jury found him guilty of janet taylor's murder after just one hour of deliberations. sentencing is set for november 5th. >>> one east bay prison has yet another celebrity inmate, small ville actress allison mack surrendered herself to the dublin federal correctional institute on monday. mac was convicted of coercing women into becoming sex slaves for the nxium cult. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, >> soaring into the record books. how this young woman's trip to the bay area is all a part of her bid to make history. >>> new video of a wild wrong way chase in contra costa county . the moment caught on camera when things went south for the driver. >>> plus, a

none of the top stories around his era, jeanette is president, has named a geologist with little political experience as a country's 1st female prime minister. national dens appointment comes one day after fortune is in political parties. fund a coalition to oppose president k siad. he's been accused of carrying out a crew after suspending parliament and announcing he would rule by decree. opposition. politicians warned they'd call for protests unless side reversed where he was to seize power. if i had his honest wouldn't.

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jeanette gayle assistant professor of history at hobart william smith colleges. her work lies at the intersection of african-american women and labor history. and the struggle for workers right focused specifically on the role black female migrant dress makers played in this transition in the early to mid-20th century in new york city. her forthcoming book titled fashioning freedom but dress makers early 20th century new york 1915 to 1945 charts migration of black dress makers to new york city. and it examines their role in important development in black political consciousness, the fashioning of new negro identity, the integration -- am i getting this right -- integration of a black industrial working class with organized labor. that's my fault. and the struggle for civil rights. and finally, margaret chin is associate professor of sociology at hunter college. she was born and raised in new york city and herself a child of chinese immigrant parents. and is the author of immigrants and the new york city garment industry based on extensive fieldwork in the industr

help kill germs and masks are required while traveling to your destination, which is arizona for jeanette reuter. >> i'm very careful when i'm there. i make sure that i wear a mask, i eat outdoors just to be on the safe side because they are a little bit more in the red than we are. >> reporter: while california's latest positivity rate is 3.4%, places like arizona recently reporting 9.7% or higher. the avila sisters are heading to mexico for just a few days. >> 2020, '21 and now we come back to mexico. >> reporter: they too are more confident about traveling since they're vaccinated. >> everybody is healthy, everybody is taking care by talking and loving. >> reporter: airport officials say if you are booking a new flight, make sure you check for new travel restrictions. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >>> two major bay area school districts are now considering a rule that would require students to get a covid vaccine. if not, you can't go on campus. west contra costa and oakland unified will vote on this mandate as soon as next week. there's already a lot of pushba

well, jeanette is certainly about celebration in this room. a lot of people in the liberal party election headquarters talking about the maybe as of tomorrow, but certainly the news cycle will be questioning as to whether or not a 600000000 dollar campaign was worth winning. pretty much exactly the same if not a little bit weaker of minority, yet to be fully determined. of course, every ballot must be counted. and it also reflects to the conservative party leader era. no tool is that 1st election as conservative party leader and not the outcome that the conservatives were hoping for, particularly when it appeared that they were giving to do a good run for his money, for the pm's office. so there are going to be consequences on both sides of this point, whether it be for the liberal party or for the conservative party in the days and weeks and perhaps months to come. let's hear what aaron, no to the confederate conservative leader, had to say during his confession, speech just a short while ago. let's listen. 5 weeks ago mister crudo asked for

my nearby and i are the only ones who got shot neither could kinda jeanette foot be saved. i just was gonna try to circle back to the guys. we got the got the on the wall from a market. then they got in the middle of a road and then they want to try to feed them everywhere. the people were injured. several people was killed in dozens of armed groups in north cuba province have been terrorizing villages for yes, for the online democratic forces, or adf is the most viet, it's fighters use, machetes, guns, and other crude weapons. the group is said to have killed nearly $500.00 people this year alone. this is despite a state of emergency declared by the government in north keeble and it, tory provinces, zario have been affected by the sensitive valuable we are going out. and then you have the situation compensation and millerio. so there's a lot of a lot of problem, lottie, can i do that all together? i can see you to my going to the adf with roots in uganda. establish the base in this part of the d. r. c, about 20 years ago and has killed thousands of people. they say they're

and other partners are living in hiding and trying to, you know, keep a low profile, these emails, jeanette, and to find them who they are. their emails are linked to their facebook, their social media accounts, which can easily identify their faces. and then where about if they or posting anything on social media? a got you. do you know anyone yourself, who's personally been affected by this? have you heard many of your colleagues was since this morning? quite a few of them have contacted me and said that, okay, is it on the email or other information have been leaked? didn't know where we are and all those kind of questions. they're asking me, which i do not have any answer to them. however, they did a leak. for sure. what will make things difficult for them? now they're thinking of should they move to another location because of did this leak? if they would be identified? the current difficult situation that they are, i think it has to be the risks to their lives. roughly, thank you for your time and letting us know about the place of your colleagues, for mascot interpreter with western

gunshots and started hunting up my nearby and i, i the only ones who got shot neither could kinda jeanette foot be saved. i just was gonna talk to, so if you could get the on the wall from a market in the middle of a road and then they were trying to feed them everywhere. he was injured. several people was q, that was dozens of armed groups in north cuban province have been terrorizing villages for yes, there are lights, democratic forces, all adf is the most of the ed. it's fighters, use, machete guns, and other crude weapons. the group is said to have killed nearly $500.00 people this year alone. this is despite a state of emergency declared by the government in north keeble. and it, tory provinces has already been affected by the sensitive valuable we are going out. then you have a conflict situation and millerio, so i did a lot of a lot of a lot. you can do that all together. can you see you tomorrow? the adf, with roots in uganda, established a base in this part of the d. r. c. about 20 years ago and has killed thousands of people. they say they're fighting for islamic christ and have

so if sanctions have like a job, jeanette police please. yeah. just as of the, you know, i agree with a lot of what students that and the reality is to that the effect that sanctions have really does affect the people more than the regime regime will be the last people to feel bad. and so the point of the sanctions has largely been to, to deprive the regime of money and raise the cost of them making certain decisions and continue to pursue their nuclear development. but especially the pensions on commercial sectors, certain the people that i get hit for. so the fishermen, the farmers, people who have now lost markets and lost things. and now, with the border closures, everything is exacerbated because there is no longer the ability to get good for the people who were working in the market and selling goods to get goods from china to sell in the market. and so it's having this whole coven complication is having a lot of compounded effects on the people themselves. but the people who will feel it the last and the least are going to be the least the

kevin, i will be here in just under an hour's time with a full and fresh look. jeanette, this is our to international. ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered. i'm peter lavelle in the wake of the 2nd high level meeting. where does the fraught china us relationship stand? the 1st meeting and courage? alaska was an embarrassing failure for secretary of state blinking at the 2nd meeting. the chinese presented the americans with a set of demand. it would seem to stage a set for real negotiations and not just the actrix. the cross talking china us relations. i'm joined by my guess, tom watkins and northville. he is president and ceo of t. d. w, and associates, a global business and educational consulting firm in knoxville. we have sarah shue . she is a visiting scholar at to down university and in beijing we have, i know, are tang and he is a political and economic affairs commentator or across psych rules and effect. that means it can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to i and are in beijing right before the 2nd summit or earlier this

thank you and our audience thank you for tuning in to all of you out there and to sam slater and jeanetterick working behind the scenes of their meat on —- magic i hope to see you soon. >> with the near times publication of 1619 a series of essays by black journalist redefining 177076 through 1619 and they survived on the shores of virginia. it goes on to say the revolutionary war was to defend slavery and then to redefine america as systemically races and a very dire picture of the country and makes the false claims and the direct legacy for the shadow slavery and jim crow and since the messenger here was black without the counter narrative should be authored by black. we did not want to offer a point to point day or rebuttal that offer an aspirational alternative narrative that acknowledges slavery was underreported and poorly examined but the conclusions that we reached articulated in 1619 so the proof of scholars, journalist different ideological stripes and so we are third the's essays to establish the fact 1776 is the birthday of america and the values of our founders is the foundat

so you could see not just jeanette's view which is very important and it works through a lot but theother side of the coin is theilliquidity . how much money is going to be counted for to save the pension obligations from the trust and what does it mean in terms of liquidity needs , not today but in five, 10 years and we have to take alook at it . that's the most important take away from thispage . the second take away is that again, i've been looking at these plans and you will see we plan the liquidity with the previous cio. we planted it years ago and i'll show you how we've been planning for it so we have enough liquidity coming from private investments to pay the pension obligations. but again, if we don't change that combination, we will sacrifice that balance that we'vebeen planning for four years . for at least seven years. and the take away here is that it's very intricate combination because even though right now we, our private investment portfolio gets projected to be self-funded, and market duplication we might need to raise $1.1 billion. and that's something that all st

jeanette rodriguez there. let's do a check on the markets. asia is shrugging off the losses.ese techs are trading higher. the hang seng trading with the kospi. we are looking at chinese tech as well. extending gains. china imposing a temporary slowdown in gaming approvals. not a suspension. they have been shedding more than $60 billion on value today. they are reversing some of those losses. we are tracking oil. there are offering millions of reserves. new york crude is up by .5%. futures are up 2.4%. they are at a 13 year high. for now, let's get the first word news with vonnie quinn in new york. >> the white house says president biden had a broad as to -- strategic telephone conversation with china's xi jinping. the second call between the leaders was initiated by biden. underscore u.s. frustration with what they called beijing's lack of seriousness. they say the u.s. president wanted to see whether personal engagement with president xi could help advance cooperation. hong kong authorities have formally prosecuted seven organizers to commemorate the 1989 tema square massacr

i wouldn't be able to dance with my partner, jeanette, because she is moving on, but i would love...he first series where we will have an all male pairing. what is your view about that? it is fantastic. the audience want it. it is a sign of progression. it is the way the world is going. it is long overdue. we saw a group number being danced a couple of years ago, and how much of a positive response that had, and how amazing it was. it is a signal to lgbt+ people that you matter. you count, you are seen. i think it is really important and whether it is really important and whether it is a... to women, a guy and a girl, two men... it doesn't matter, it is just dance at the end of the day. and contestants have had to withdraw because of covid. you were lucky, you did it before the pandemic, there are so many guidelines the cast have to follow. there are reports today on the front page of the sun newspaper that suggests... ..that two of the professional dancers are declining to take a covid jab. what is your view on that, as an nhs consultant? vaccination is not mandatory. it is an offer

todd: jeanette's new york looks like this and she blames for infrastructure due to negligence. home in new jersey following sandy. i know the emotional toll that can take. how are you holding up? >> doing okay. todd: you see everything under that crimey and it can be tough focusing on the issue at hand regardless of where people fall in the climate change debate isn't right now the time to be solely focused on helping people like you recover? >> absolutely. not just -- we need to rebuild and restructure right now. todd: who do you blame for not fixing our faulty infrastructure? >> the leaders in charge, the government, the mayor, the governor, everyone could have done something. todd: do you feel politicians go after climate change is a way to distract and affect from their inability to focus on infrastructure quite frankly for many decades now? >> not only district and deflect -- change -- the weather is the weather -- it is natural force -- all the way from a to november tropical storms, hurricanes, things that are natural >> they happen every year, hurricane season is always

and human jeanettes tick engineering and saying let's until we reach some social consensus on these things let's not take steps that take us irrevocably past places where we can retreats from because they do represent an enormous challenge and they do have the possibilities of reordering what it means to be human, and those are big enough questions that we should think first. thinking is a thing that human beings are theoretically good at. theoretically is what sets us apart so might be a good idea to do it once in a while. >> in that same section of the book you talk about flow, which is easier concept to get your arms around, and we are of course, all albeit virtual, talking thanks to a festival but reading and books, and i'm wondering if you can tell us about flow and how reaping might activate it in a way that scrolling -- >> guest: think of one of the -- the reason i write is because i'm trying to write about human beings at their best and unthing we thirds thank you the work of important thinkers and researchers is that human beings are at their best when they enter into a kind of st

you will get a series after this. jeanette, keep i series after this. jeanette, keep social distancing co—op boss, steve, and good morning to you, nice to see you. as we said, its young people, once again, according to these figures that will bear the brunt, and why are they so disadvantaged by the pandemic?. are they so disadvantaged by the pandemic? -_ are they so disadvantaged by the pandemic?. good morning, ben, welcome to _ pandemic?. good morning, ben, welcome to the _ pandemic?. good morning, ben, welcome to the support i pandemic?. good morning, ben, welcome to the support centre i pandemic?. good morning, ben, l welcome to the support centre and great _ welcome to the support centre and great to— welcome to the support centre and great to be in a building with pepple _ great to be in a building with people. this is arguably one of the biggest _ people. this is arguably one of the biggest surveys after the pandemic and it_ biggest surveys after the pandemic and it does paint a leaked picture. as you've — and it does paint a leaked picture. as you've already alluded to, this is

jeanette is standing by with analysis. the white house. >> reporter: we have been listening to this hearing as evidenced is presented to fda advisory board. it is far from a thing to president is going to get what he wants which is booster shots beginning on monday. a few minutes ago, we heard from an e.r. doctor at cornell who says he just does not think there's enough data to support boosters yet. >> recent observational study suggests that risk in young males is higher than the risk of hospitalization from covid. is this true? we don't know. it is based on observational data. we need a large child that proves the vaccine reduced backs look those hospitalization -- reduce hospitalization. >> reporter: that was before the fda made their decision on boosters. that explanation we got is the government has enough vaccine supply and faxing borders on the waves make free boosters available. but not until the fda and the cdc see there is a clear need. >> this process is consistent with what we outlined in august where our goals

jeanette nesheiwat joins us now. thank you for being here.we get started, i want to play something that a doctor told chris wallace this morning on fox news sunday. >> i'm not particularly worried about mu or lambda, yet. the data so far doesn't say they will escape our vaccines. i think our vaccines will hold up. alicia: what do we know about the mu variant? >> it was discovered nine months ago in colombia, and it spread to many different countries, including the united states. it's in almost every state here in america but fortunately it makes up less than 1% of the cases that we have. there's about 2,000 cases here in the united states primarily seen in california, here in new york. we see some in texas and florida as well. and the data that we have so far on this mu variant is that in vitro, in the lab, it could possibly evade the vaccine effectiveness. it could possibl evade the monoclonal antibodies. that's only in the lab. we don't have hard core clinical data yet to suggest it may not work in the real world. phi c however, is going to

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the great questions and thanks for tuning in to all of you out there and thanks to sam snyder and jeanette patrick who are behind the scenes working their magic as usual. i hope to see you soon and have a good evening, good night and good night in good luck. >> thank you very much. it's been a pleasure. >> i was on the panel wants and what the people on the panel said there are people miss world who get to go to that as many times as they want and there are those of us who we don't just strike out but we get ejected from the game and that's so often the groups of people end up working with and i try to serve in my other life as an avid get her politician those who the notion of a second chance is very remote. it's entirely possible that avery could have another shot but there are no guarantees in the desperation of follow that urgency is something i felt. my family we were economically insecure. i was the first one with real money and i couldn't make mistakes. i couldn't stumble and lose this one opportunity. my siblings all did well eventually eventually but we did know of for sure in thi

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so you could see not just jeanette's view which is very important and it works through a lot but the is theilliquidity . how much money is going to be counted for to save the pension obligations from the trust and what does it mean in terms of liquidity needs , not today but in five, 10 years and we have to take alook at it . that's the most important take away from thispage . the second take away is that again, i've been looking at these plans and you will see we plan the liquidity with the previous cio. we planted it years ago and i'll show you how we've been planning for it so we have enough liquidity coming from private investments to pay the pension obligations. but again, if we don't change that combination, we will sacrifice that balance that we'vebeen planning for four years . for at least seven years. and the take away here is that it's very intricate combination because even though right now we, our private investment portfolio gets projected to be self-funded, and market duplication we might need to raise $1.1 billion. and that's something that all staff knows from me and

you have five plaintiffs, eventually jeanette reese drops out. you have five plaintiffs who bring this court case against mayor gayle and the city of montgomery and the bus company. looking at that list of plaintiffs, notice any absences? who is not there? >> rosa parks. >> and she can't be. she can no longer be a test case because during her trial, they changed what she had been charged with. she was charged for violating the city ordinance and it says if there were seats available, african-americans could sit on them. the state ordinance said that african-americans had to bay whatever the bus said. it was amended in the middle of the trial and her lawyer went to appeal it. because it was under appeal, she couldn't be the test case. she's not involved in this case. any other absences you might notice here? there's no men. and there's an appeal for men. there's an appeal for men. and edie nixon says at a meeting, seriously, guys, you've been riding the apron strings of these cooks and maids forever. none of you, king, no one? you're not going to

host: jeanette in florida says too bad republicans killed the transpacific partnership, which would haveoosted stability in the region. guest: for those who don't know, the transpacific partnership was pioneered by countries in asia and the u.s. began to participate in those negotiations in the middle of the obama administration, with the idea that they would rue an agreement through congress -- push through an agreement through congress creating a trade agreement throughout asia, but because of both intellectual and labor concerns, china would not have been eligible to join. the obama administration did not get that done and one of the first actions that president trump took was to remove the united states from those discussions, so if economic engagement is important for the region, for the u.s., and many would say it is, the u.s. took away one of its best tools to do so through the tpp. there have been other agreements negotiated. there is something called the ctppp, which is the transpacific partnership-lite, basically, which includes a number of countries in asia but not the u.s.. i

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joining me now doctor jeanette. great to see you.with the white house on booster shots? a lot of confusion going on because the fda is a saying no to the booster and the white house is pushing it. >> good morning, maria. and the fda is following the science peered they saw the data especially data out of israel that tells us if you get a third shot especially over the age of 50 he will decrease the hospitalizations and you will have a tenfold increase in the amount of protection so what the fda did was follow the data they had and they have the data for those over the age of 65. that's why they are saying let's booster now everyone over the age of 55 and those at high risk of severe covid complications appear that's not to say down the road that others will be able to receive the vaccine as well such as healthcare workers such as myself who got their first vaccine last year end those at high-risk situations and underlying medical condition so i think it's a matter of time until we see the rest of us who will be eligible for the vacci