goncharova oblomov on october 19, 1918 , the first autonomous national region, the labor commune, was created in soviet russia from part of the territory of the saratov and samara provinces. volga region to whom it became the prototype of future autonomous republics and autonomous regions in the ussr in the territory of 28.000 m² lived more than half a million people, mostly germans descendants of immigrants who invited catherine ii to russia to start the second world war, and german was the second language of office work ; it was taught in schools. two dozen newspapers were published about him with the beginning of the great patriotic war. all the volga germans were deported. more than 400,000 people were evicted to kazakhstan in altai if siberia and the territory of the autonomous republic of germans. the volga region was divided between saratov and stalingrad into non- volgograd regions on october 19, 1960. the united states announced the beginning of a complete economic blockade cubes. the decision was made by president dwight of enhower that the hotel stopped sending fuel to the

in the summer, the starter of the labor commune of recall everything began to clean up the facades, theree already collapses. shells and gray areas here, e.g. this means that they have already been laid with modern cement. and it’s really hard to remove these areas, they worked carefully, millimeter by millimeter, with incredible passion, the artist, restorer ekaterina dmitrieva, in fact, recalls. having removed. this top layer of plaster painting could almost be blown off the facade, that is, they were just husks raised, and it was necessary to soften it all up, and then all some voids between the wall and the author's plaster. it was also necessary to fill it with a restoration solution so that it all kept firmly on the wall, when it appeared, some confidently announced that the inscription vodka would open, because once there was a famous tavern hard labor in this house, but judging by the size of the font, there was only one letter and after disclosure. the result was the word water, according to the moscow vedas, logical and natural for this. signboard we were here once were not wind

the territory the saratov and samara provinces created the first autonomous national region, the labor communethe volga region, to whom it became the prototype of future autonomous republics and autonomous regions in the ussr , more than half a million people lived on the territory of 28,000 m², mostly germans , descendants of immigrants who were invited to russia by catherine ii to start the second world war and german. here was the second language of office work. he was taught in schools. it published two dozen newspapers with the beginning of the great patriotic war all germans. the volga region were deported more than 400,000 people were evicted to kazakhstan in the altai and siberia, and the territory of the autonomous republic of volga germans was divided between the saratov and stalingrad now volgograd regions. on october 19, 1960, the united states announced the beginning of a complete economic blockade of cuba. the decision was made by president dwight zenhower that the hotel stopped sending fuel to the island first, and then other important goods, and stopped buying sugar, then the m

this tried to escape to beijing but was caught and returned to the labor commune for forced labor.in the most difficult living and working conditions. tempered his will and character, later this experience provided him with the sympathy of workers and christians in the seventies, and his parents were rehabilitated. and he was able to return. ken joined the komsomol on a party ticket, his son was admitted to a prestigious university. juan political career with a dolphin. it began in the late seventies with the post of secretary of the chancellery of the state council of the people's republic of china in the eighty-second year he became secretary of the minister of defense, his career was distinguished by the extensive geography of the politician, he worked in different provinces of the country in various positions from the post of vice-mayor to the secretary of the city committee of the eighties, he became known throughout the country. after he corrected the economy of fujian province , for this, xi even went to the united states to study the experience of farming and normalized rel

labor barrel. but there wasn't enough representation of the muslim community, especially book study community older than labor party leaders was from the white members of the community. you wanted to have a change in a number of im, fee 2016. the name of party was quite small in u. m, and meetings were even smola. so people had positions, i think it became for many of them, like a social club. a factional battle breaks out based on racial lines. a regional party organizer coll morris complains about muslim community leaders. morris and amy food have been concerned about south asian members. amy and i were alerted to a gathering of predominantly asian men on the pavement. several asian party members are congregating waiting to attend the parties. annual general meeting call states that he was elected to a group of pakistan men. so amy fo dave decided to take a photo of these individuals. i found out that that was completely inappropriate. maurice, his complaint continues the events on thursday, validate earlier, information about a coordinated attempt to infiltrate in you him by the pakistani commun

the labor party loss support from what's called the red wool, mostly white weapon class communities. at the 2019 election, many switched to the governing conservative party. the idea seems to be promoted by the labor leadership. that red rover is a kind of reactionary on social issues that there i shall take union jack loving slightly kind of possibly a bit racist people and explain it to the public by saying where we are. we need to win these, these particular states back in the north of england. the black community engagement plan largely ignored black lives matter and concentrates on winning over the red war. ultimate in order to allow management finds and easy route through the kind of block was martha movement and find a very little in terms of coming up with the policy tons of that will and taco institutional racism, the liberal authoritarian axis is still going to be a key driver of voters behavior to get us back into a position on the culture war that divides our red wool voters from all liberal up and voters. there's nothing in there. the actually talks about what are the rea

i have the backing of both the labor community and business, environmentalists and neighborhood leaders reasons that's so important is that i think that just speaks to all the work that we did, for example, to fight covid-19 were the most vaccinated large city most vaccinated large county in the country, in large part due to the work that i did, and i think that the city of san jose is facing a very tough time. and because of that, i think experience matters navigating challenging times with the economy, public safety, homelessness and housing. alright clearly one of the biggest challenges facing the city of san jose is the housing crunch and the housing shortage . what what are the steps that you would take as mayor to build more housing, both affordable housing and other housing in the city to get everyone a place to stay? well, what you're absolutely right about is that we need to build housing along the entire continuum, right? everything from extremely low. oh, income to moderate and luxury housing, but we haven't been building it and san jose has made so many rules that it's made

labor against anti semitism group. thank you both for joining as absolutely not satisfactory on the issues with the between the jewish community and between labor 97 which i represent i'm labor party will go on after to day. the block run by richard millet becomes the source for a number of stories about corbin's alleged anti semitism. they include a 2013 incident when corbin accused a group of zionists, of lacking a sense of english irony. the zionists present at the meeting he was describing were millet an huffman with i am just dumbstruck. these people consulted with known right wing extremists with known racists with a spam of hopes when they have a story about what a perceived to be anti semitism. they're taken seriously in at face value by the mainstream media. we don't seem to conduct any kind of research into their background, older associates, i'm just amazed with a policy at labor headquarters. the pressure of anti semitism takes a tone. there was an individual who i had expelled out of the labor policy and find he semitism, and she was an elderly lady and she passed away soon after her expulsion and people were blam

labor one of the 2 parties that govern the u. k. o z law malagon. thank you all for all the different communities that have come in and i in britain, black, asian, and minority. i think people unknown as bane, tens of thousands joined the labor party after the election of jeremy colbin as leader in 2015. our party is going to, i hope become more inclusive or involved more democratic among the new members is marcia hutchinson. i was really impressed with the policies that jeremy colbin was putting forward and i thought this can make a difference and i can help make that difference. ah, is the polity of equality for all the party that has pioneered every progressive initiative to root out racism wrong all society now he was a lifelong anti racist campaigner. and the champion of palestinian writes, he challenged establish politicians in his own party and the bureaucracy that was meant to serve him. ah, since jeremy cogan was elected in 2015, the am pace in the parliament reliability wanted to get rid of it. most of them, anne's briefings to the press dotted, even as jericho was giving his acceptance

communal politics. mostly men on a mission to destroy the labor party. the atmosphere became even worse after the election of a new party in 2020 like flavor, prime minister and leader of the labor plotting under stalwart change. quite quickly. we were told what we couldn't debate meetings. we couldn't debate, miscarriages of justice. and quite quickly, i believe our free speech was shot down in the labor party. it was a very, very unpleasant and toxic atmosphere to be in because you could be accused of all sorts of things that was like warfare and knew him. party member david gillies sends a letter to david evans, labors general secretary with an attachment i enclosure report and appendices, which shutout systematic breaches of labor party rules and possibly a leg to bull by small group of party members. as they seek to take control of the 2 constituencies that make up the london barbara of new m. o. a 100 page dosier is secretly compiled by a member of the party. it provides information on mostly south asian residents of new em. while with us, my compa

this funding and we've asked companies how they're going to partner with community colleges, minority-serving institutions, labor organizations to provide job training for workers and benefits for the whole community. together, these 20 companies are going to build new commercial-scale battery production and processing facilities all across america. they're going to develop lithium to supply over 2 million vehicles every year and that $2.8 billion investment is going to unlock billions of dollars in private investments from these companies. that means the projects are going to generate $9 million for total manufacturing and the battery supply chain across america. that's going to create thousands of good-paying jobs. many of them union jobs that require college degrees -- that don't require -- i should say, college degrees. you know, on top of the $9 billion -- since i became president, other companies including gm, ford, honda, seaman's have announced over $100 billion to produce electric vehicles, batteries and charging stations here in america, creating thousands more jobs. today i'm announcing the launch of

these, this funding, and we've asked companies how they're going to partner with community colleges, minority institutions, laborand local organizations to provide job training for workers and benefits for the whole community. together, these 20 companies are going to build new commercial scale battery production and processing facilities all across america. they're going to develop lithium to supply over 2 million vehicles every year, and at $2.8 billion investment, it is going to allow billions of dollars in private investment from these companies. that means the projects are going to generate $9 billion total for american manufacturing, and the better supply chain across america. that's going to create thousands of good-paying jobs. many of them, many of them union jobs that require college degrees, that don't require, i should say, college degrees. you know, on top of it, 9 billion, since i became president, other companies including gm, ford, honda, siemens, have announced over $100 billion in new investments to produce electric vehicles, batteries, and charging stations here in america, creating thousands

but businesses may find a way to ask for labor exceptions business community still had not been up to the plate yet. i will give you one example shortly after putin invaded ukraine at took up two or three days for the international businesses to either pull out or suspend their business practices. to this day if you count late 2016 it is been almost six years the advocates who tried to stop this practice of not been able to make one u.s. company to make a pledge. it will not stop sourcing. one or a few of them tried and they ended up being subject to state-sponsored boycott in china. this is a very complicated work. but if this law is implemented it will address some of the lingering issues in the u.s. china trade since china joined the wto. what about you be able to solve the supply-chain problem if you do not address this. somega time to those business leaders and lobbyists were pushing against, trying to convince congress and theoi current administration going hard on china on this particular issue would create more supply-chain issue. we cannot handle something covered up. this ha

russian leadership and did not try to return, so to speak, to the global division of labor and to the human communityral, because what if russia and if well, in short , here the radically conflicting interests of the majority of the russian population and the top of the top may be interested in conservation like north korea , that is, in preserving its i think that these people who stand here and receive packages are hardly interested in living like the northerners koreans for many, many decades , because north koreans now don't even have enough hay to eat. sometimes they don't have enough grass to eat, so it's a revolutionary situation because the grassroots are not satisfied . can arise and it is actually already occurring, but on the other hand, there is a russian tradition in which all these vlas are complex elites of the top, including in the army, they were brought up in such a way that they are absolutely voiceless, have no right to anything influence they have no tradition of their own opinions of defense, they have no dignity, they do not have the most important trust in each other because a

russian leadership and did not try to return, so to speak, to the global division of labor and to the human communityussia if well, in short, the interests of the majority are radically contradictory here of the russian population and the top, the top may be interested in conservation like north korea, that is, in preserving its state in such a way that it can be completely besieged like a fortress and accordingly oppress this population. i think that these people who are standing there they get the packages, they are hardly interested in living like s- north koreans for many, many decades because north koreans now don't even have enough hay to eat sometimes they don't even have enough grass to eat so uh- this is a revolutionary situation due to the fact that the grassroots are not satisfied. it can arise and it is actually already occurring, but on the other hand there is a russian tradition in which all these own ruling elites are the top, including in the army, they were -e brought up in such a way that they they are absolutely voiceless, powerless, have absolutely no influence on anything, they h

strong one and i can i can do it for everything building character and community while providing a safer working environment, the day laborerlective programs are vital to a healthy san francisco frank balakot, ktvu fox two news. and to check out other stories highlighting work in the hispanic community. just go to our website ktvu dot com slash hispanic heritage month. well thank you for joining us tonight, but we're not done. sports wrap is coming up next and more with our frank mallicoat, who will wrap up the weekend of sports. stay tuned. it's all coming up. next. have a good night, everybody. naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top two causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air. kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke. that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. cotton candy

is from, which is from a state that is at that point running a democratic, says, it free labor in the community adds to the aggregate wealth. this state needs every labor that has come into it, or is likely to come, because, as it said, every laboring man he's worth more than his weight in gold to the country. so, the 37 congress is going to be done with most of its business by july, and of course, we are going to get the preliminary emancipation proclamation in september. and then in december, in his and first annual message, lincoln is going to push further on the legal tender act, which set this whole thing up, when he asks for national banknotes. so what i'm going to argue here is that in 1862 is crucially important because it sets up the on the grounds pressure between the old idea of an oligarchy in charge of the country that does not have an active government and works only for itself, and on the other hand, the new, fledgling republican party, which has set all kinds of highfalutin things about how the government works for ordinary people. but now, because of the financial crisis and th

their families and your role as the highest ranking latina in the san francisco labor council, you represent your community your resilience, your strength, your presence, your commitment and dedication to our communities represents san francisco with values at their best. thank you her mana, for everything you do and for who you are. >> thank you. [applause] >> oh, wow. [applause] [applause] >> i do believe supervisor safai has something. thank you. >> they just keep on giving. [laughter] [applause] >> all right. >> every time i get flowers, i always think of bread and roses. and the fight that every day it takes to wake up for our members. i have to say it in english and spanish, because we have members that are watching right now that are working. [speaking in spanish] >> my mom when she was an organizer community organize ser made it clear to us that we are nothing if we are not serving, we have to serve and contribute. [speaking in spanish] as the youngest, it's a lot harder to keep up with that type of standard. [speaking in spanish] i want to be able to tell you that, i appreciate the awards and the

been bending my back all day in the garden, well, labor to the front, after all, shut up, front-line soldier. good afternoon hosts. you see, lord communicateccumulated. this is the labor front. i will give you later. didn't set would. come on, when are we going to repair the moose feeders? well , come on tomorrow you want, come on tomorrow, otherwise the garden has already bothered me. what's the news what's the story wow , his diarrhea took. this guy, it turns out, was twisting his daughter roman. well, he is upanova in the barn and hid. listen, this soldier, he still ran away hazing. weapons are traded. it's like he found out about it. well, he ran away. yes, in the same place, like the murder was, he shot his own colleague. so what did you wear? it was difficult for the competent authorities to disassemble something, these will sort it out sorted out from the district. checks, it doesn’t seem to be good that they took the bastard. well, then form the next batch. i need to write off the trunks somehow. this is documentation, and not to click my fingers when i try tomorrow. this means that the problem mazikhin insists on his accusations.

communities. when we were negotiating our new flyer cba there were a couple of times when the company offered something that was good for labor unions, but enough of the community. it was sometimes they would offer something good for the community, but not for workers. there was an understanding among the coalition, that free come together we -- if we come together we can get something good for everyone. that is something we got. we need to build strong organizations a standard solitary with each other. that is important. michael: we are behind time, i wanted to talk about this, but jobs for new america, have fantastic resources, most cookbooks were building cbas. there building plans and things on the website. miranda: on the website you can read about the plan, the tool we try to get agencies to adopt when they are buying benefactor boat -- goods -- manufactured goods when they look at wages and benefits. we talk about organizing a community together to negotiate cbas like the one we see -- have. we need the government believers to get to the --. miranda: a huge part of the great --michael: a huge part of the great cbas is

let others do the labor of understanding our opponents that's why we are a community that's why we are a movement we all have different roles. this brings me to the third practice breve and push. our social justice leaders gandhi king and mandela taught us a lot about how to love others and our opponents but not so much about how to love ourselves this is a feminist intervention. for too long women and women of color and specifically have been told to suppress our rage and grief and the name of love and forgiveness no more the movement can no longer happen on our backs are over our dead bodies. the midwife tells us to breed and then the bush. not to breed the ones and then push the rest of the way known she says brief and pushing them read again. in all of our labors labor raising a family or making a move with our birthing a new nation we need people to help us breathe. and push into the fires of our bodies and the fires in the world and so i ask you how are you reading right now. who are you breathing with. breed with the earth and the sea and the sky breed with music and movement an

let others do the labor of understanding our opponents that's why we are a community that's why we are a movement we all have different roles. this brings me to the third practice breve and push. our social justice leaders gandhi king and mandela taught us a lot about how to love others and our opponents but not so much about how to love ourselves this is a feminist intervention. for too long women and women of color and specifically have been told to suppress our rage and grief and the name of love and forgiveness no more the movement can no longer happen on our backs are over our dead bodies. the midwife tells us to breed and then the bush. not to breed the ones and then push the rest of the way known she says brief and pushing them read again. in all of our labors labor raising a family or making a move with our birthing a new nation we need people to help us breathe. and push into the fires of our bodies and the fires in the world and so i ask you how are you reading right now. who are you breathing with. breed with the earth and the sea and the sky breed with music and movement an

this morning has continue today stay with mow throughout the work of the board working in community with our labor partners of recognizing right now we absolutely need to support our educators and staff that have been doing the work on the front lines every day and service to our students. >> we believe it this hozing solution will create opportunity for educators and staff. in the district and allow the sfusd to retain a strategy w force dedicated to students they deserve this. and this is an example of how our city issue community and school districts can work toward machine goal when is we come together well is nothing going to stop us in doing what is necessary and needed for the betterment of our students and our city. i want to thank the san francisco community. our city partners and the voter who is made the project possible through their contribution. i want to extend my appreciation to the many sfusd staff who contributed it make thanksgiving a reality through steadfast dedication. there have been counselless hours, days and nights of meet beings on the weekends. want to acknowledge and t

squares traditionally started in october in the capital , representatives of the communal service, minsk zelenstroy, laborollectives and caring citizens unite to bring the street yards and avenues into proper shape, volunteers. the youth union is monitoring the cleanliness of the park for the fiftieth anniversary of october, this time. they removed fallen leaves, dry branches and debris, and city services provide the necessary tools and equipment. it's not the first time i've done this. basically. i like it, i think that such events should be held clean up. uh, our parks, in principle, the territory we live here, we go for a walk here, so it is necessary that it be clean, neat and beautiful during the year of historical memory. we special attention. we devote to those, let's say green zones, where memorials and, accordingly, burials are located. those who died during the great patriotic war, we also try to pay special attention precisely when putting those places in order. well, throughout the year, we probably had more than two hundred such bright actions, the most active period for the improvement of th

and i can i can do it for everything building character and community while providing a safer working environment. the day. laboren's collective programs are vital to a healthy san francisco frank balakot, ktvu fox two news. and for more stories, marketing hispanic heritage month to said after our website at ktvu dot com, we do have an entire section dedicated to this month celebration. alrighty then we're getting ready for the weekend. tomorrow is friday, so it's on our way to temperatures will be a little bit warmer temperature on the bottom of this graphic that graphic over there. the white number represents today and of course we're going tomorrow. santa rose has a pretty significant warm up to 83 san francisco. that's significant to 68, then conquer goes up to 86 a little bit warmer and then a little cooler as we go into the weekend, so you knew that i mean, this pattern has been repetitive and unfortunately for us, it's not a high fire danger pattern. unfortunately for us, it's not a wet weather pattern, but there are indications that somewhat weather will become in our way the patterns interesting and tha

communities. and one of the benefits of this very tight labor market is that they're drawing in unusual workers and have full faith in and confidence that they will see that these workers are very talented and very productive so that i'm not, i'm not convinced we're going to see exactly the same patterns that we've seen coming out of other, coming out of the other recessions or if there is a cooling that it's going to be, have the kind of impact on communities of color first. so i believe that we all benefit when everybody's on board. and i think, i think the private sector will see that as well. >> let me get you on on climate and a little bit of time that we have extra weather events are becoming increasingly frequent and costly with communities of color and low income communities often facing disproportionate impact. a compelling report by margo snipe of capital b news points to concern among residents of a black area of fort myers florida that they will be last in receiving assistance if they receive it at all. she quotes stephanie stevens as saying of public officials quote, they ain't coming

on the technology front, the intelligence community has a manual labor intensive process. technology exists today to be able to better automate that and create analytic insights out of that whether it be language, translation, eggs wording full-motion video, -- exporting full-motion video, -- we need to be -- figure out a sense of urgency that i think the committee is positioned to do. -- integrating them into missions for analysts. >> that is an excellent point. we answered a question of what you need to focus on now i would like to answer the question and my question to other panelists. you haven't asked arians to -- with this the relationship between -- the intelligence community we will only be as good as they are willing to share how do we enhance that and ensure the relationship works as we look to those challenges? >> i love this question there's a lot of work to do and there was when i was there. let me make a few points about that. right after 9/11, we all thought -- we america thought we would be attacked again. america was attacked and if you listen to the comme

and walgreens is teaming up with uber and doordash to deliver the covid drug packs labored to underserved communitiesor the treatment delivered to them for free. through the pharmacy zap or their website. it is 7 57. many bay area parents are concerned about a new threat to their children. it's the respiratory virus. rsv causes mild cold like symptoms like a runny nose and a car experts say. rsv is well, it's affecting a highly vulnerable population of babies and children who were sheltered from common viruses during the pandemic lockdowns and didn't have a chance to build up there. our immune systems. but there are still things parents can do to protect their kids. several things parents can do. the first is, if you're sick, where a mask when you go close to influence if they're not sick yet wash your hands a lot. i know we de emphasized washing hands for covid. but for rsv, influenza colds, they're really, really crucial. and then you know, don't go out when you're sick to work. i think a lot of the kids are getting infected third adults and all the siblings, they may look like a cold. for those un

community. nobody wants to mingle who is really and the issue is giving you all the labor to do. but the money until we have a problem and you know, do you agree with that about the role of the international community here at m? i says, i class is an empty shell. the national committee doesn't want to get involved in these recent calls have certainly raised questions about, you know, the real role of regional and continental multilateral organizations. and whether they have, you know, can play a role in averting as democratic backsliding. what are your thoughts about this? well, motor trend isn't this important, and it creates a basis for comparative engagement. each member states who have fallen carefully signed on to the protocols and conventions and treatments and pay by said norms and principals adhere to. it does become clear that of course is incapable of applying these norms and principles and according to my fed them all i mean, of course is, has of the respectable focused chair at the point i believe more in flowery and to rhetoric, threatening sciences, which i ineffecti

unbelievable is absolutely shocking. hundreds of thousands of in town or communications. expose how operative secretly take control of britain's labor party . labor party is a criminal conspiracy against his members. free speech was shut down. they tell the inside story of house i kiss, darma, who could be britton's. next prime minister leads a lawless party. whitefish 17 bob to appear in front of you in this hole as leave a confidential documents exposed tactics to discredit and expel rivals in the party. people are actually quite dangerous to a room in the labor party they will play with people's lives here. they reveal how storm as predecessor was undermined by a smear campaign from within disabled. there was a politician as a potential prime minister. really nice to say why, how british democracy known as the mother of parliament's is being undermined by spying and dirty tricks. no one would expect that a political party would associate themselves with a whole scale hacking of the press. it look like somebody is course, currently monitoring fear i'm going and where my car is bob, to live, my children is going, it just stinks to