the ministry of labor in south hollow has recorded over 1300 violations, mainly among the industry, smaller suppliers. as the prosecutor tells us, in the notes they look color, they plowed the positive sort of face. so there's often no place for workers to have a proper meal. or even toilet suffering. we also see the mishandling of agro chemicals . the cool money is with level books. and his colleagues usually carry out inspections on the basis of specific complaints. for a few years now, the number of inspections has been decreasing. what is the reason for this, the inspections are not a priority for politicians. the prosecutor explains. since the country has been in a severe economic crisis, funds have been caught and there's a lack of personnel and on site inspections need just that time money and personnel also because they can only take place with police protection. no, follow them as a federal site. i think the eyes of singled us for kids last, most of them was we'll get all of the name, was it that we don't conduct the inspections without security personnel? what was that? because we

rises. colin camel, press tv, washington. renowned intellectuals, activists and labor representatives of conversed in southe to awaken global conscience reports from johannesburg. as microcosm of the challenges facing mankind today, palestine effectively checks all boxes and since it's not of their own doing, the role of the colonialist project illustrates the lack of humanity. the opening ceremony of the third international dilemmas of humanity conference was dominated by the ongoing situation in palestine. both former anti-apartide leaders as well as palestinian activists stress the right of the palestinians to resist israeli occupation. renowned palestinian activist laila khalid noted there's only one language that imperialism understands, force. and this again explains the american and european rush to the aid of the zionist regime. when people rise, the occupants. be again to cheer, they feel it, the fear, they fear us and this is important to change the balance of forces, let them fear everywhere, they are thieves, they stole our land and built for it, on it the settlements, in considering the challe

implementation of slaves for the colonists in the northern and southern colonies had worked the international slave trade. they provided the labor force in the south. that was one of the basis of colonial wealth. it would've been a little too much in your face, in a way that could be denied to claim that the british rule and forest slavery on the colonist. the body of a declaration lists offenses of the rights of the colonists. justifying why the colonies warrant the separation and was established, they created a new and independent government. it's a list of about 30 accusations. they summarize illegal forensic structure. the grievances that jefferson and contemporaries had accumulated. most of them had already appeared in summary. jefferson's draft of the constitution for virginia. they are powerful. jefferson gains power from his concise inclusiveness. it takes a special argument to bowl. being exclusively directed against george iii. they have the handiest personification of what americans were rebelling against. jefferson transformed george iii, rhetorically, psychologically, politically, into a tyrant whose commands determined american law.

had been complicit in the importation of slaves and that the colonists and the northern and southern colonies had worked the international slave trade and provided labor force in the south that was one of the bases of colonial wealth and that it would have been a little in your face in a way that could readily be denied to claim the body of the declaration consists of a list of offenses against the rights of the colonists. and justifying why the colonies warned separation, and create an established new and independent government. is a list of about 30 accusations. and they summarize a legal and forensic structure, the grievances his contemporaries had been accumulated. and as i remarked most had already appeared in summary. and in jefferson's draft of the constitution for virginia. they are a powerful list. and jeffersons list gains power from concise inclusiveness. it takes it special rhetorical and argumentative effectiveness in being exclusively directed against george iii. the king seems the handiest personification of what americans were rebelling against . jefferson transformed george iii rhetorically, psychologically, politically into a tyrant whose command deter

in the northern and southern colonies had worked. the international slave trade. it provided us late. the labor force in the south that was one of the bases of colonial wealth and that it would have been a little too in-your-face in a way that could readily be denied to claim that that that that british rule had forced slavery on the colonies. so the body of the declaration consists of a list of offenses against the rights of the colonists. so that and justifying why they warrant why colonies warrant separation, establish and an established a new independent government. and it's a list of about 30 accusations, actions and they summarize and legal and forensic structure the grievance that jefferson his contemporaries had been accumulating. and as i remarked most of them had already appeared in a summary view in jefferson's draft of a constitute for virginia. they are a powerful list and jefferson is less gains power as concise include of this it takes special rhetorical and i cannot of effectiveness in being exclusive civilly directed against george the third the king seems a handiest personification of what ameri

in. there is need for a heavy equipment bridge. south korean civilian labor is employed. ons native tools are still used, and although u.s. engineers depend greatly on korean manpower, there's a change now since the early days of the war. heavy construction equipment is becoming a familiar sight. an accumulation of this type of equipment, necessarily second in priority to arms and ammunition, is an indication of the vast bulk of supplies that are now being received. ♪♪ opinion. ♪ ♪ >> on 29 august, the british aircraft carrier unicorn moves into the harbor. on deck are british troops bound for the korean battle front. within a week, they'll rush to fight asong i'd cavalry -- alongside cavalry troops to help stop a breakthrough. these troops are the first of a foreign nation to join in the united nations police action. they are members of the sutherland -- composed largely of scotsmen in the middlesex region. almost all of these britishers have served in hong kong for six months where they underwent rigorous training in hilly country very similar the that of korea. except f

mentioned that's kind of in the news today that was unusual for south carolina and when williams was operating you. strikes is the strikes the unions right and the history about organized labor that didn't happen so much in the south especially in south carolina for the come to be in such a rural location like sumter. yeah no exactly exactly. and that's one of the things that, you know, stevie talked about that was in the documents. so here was in terms of management with very, very of what was going in terms of workers in strikes. and of course, they have a particular viewpoint, which is historians as we put the exhibition together, we have to think about who is you know, who is voice and and and sometimes more questions than answers come apart when you're, know, reading documents and doing like that. so, okay, so we've been talking about giving people new information that south carolina had an incredible number of trees after the civil war. they were important for the economy. they had been important for the economy for a long time. but we can't reconstruct action. the devaluation of the land. and people in chicago go and oh i think a picture is there there and we don't ha

labor laws. well, in the south bay, san jose senator dave cortese and city advocates. they're going to be celebrating the passing of legislation that will actually protect the right of incarcerated people to wear religious clothing and hand where it's going to be set for 11:00am. that's at the bay area office of the council on american islamic relations in santa clara governor newsome sign that legislation into law last week, right to allow this law is proved to reduce violence and other negative behaviors in correctional facilities. happening tomorrow, president biden is heading to israel. the show support for the u.s. ally as concerns increase that the raging israel, hamas war could expand into a larger regional conflict. our washington, d.c., correspondent anna wiernicki has the latest. >> good morning. the president canceled his trip to colorado on monday to deliberate with officials over this visit to israel ultimately making the decision to go late last night. >> secretary of state antony blinken says president biden will visit israel on wednesday. he's coming he

south korean civilian labor is employed although in many sections native tools are still used and although u.s. engineers depend greatly on korean manpower, there is a change now since the early days of the war. heavy construction equipment is becoming effeminate a familiar sight. he necessarily seconded priority to arms and ammunition is an indication of a vast bulk of supply that is now being received. ♪ >> on 29 august, the british on 29 august the british aircraft carrier unicorn moves in and on deck the british troops battle and within a week they are rushed to help stop a breakthrough along the river. these are the first infantry of a foreign nation to join in the united nations police action. they are members of the article in southern, largely of scotsman and most of whom hailed from the london area. almost all of these british have served in hong kong while undergoing rigorous training very similar to that of career except for the 3.5 bazooka, the u.s. supplied rationed, these britishers will use their own weapons and their uniforms are jungle green with only the regimental papers

long time, many receive citizenship, and russia is not even in first place in terms of demand for foreign labor, ahead of japan, southermany, we are now working on an introductory course, adaptation for labor migrants, it is no secret that to a greater extent our migration is still pendulum in nature; people come here to work. then they leave and it is necessary to quickly convey this information about the rules and norms of behavior. for those who remain, the environment itself should encourage them to adapt, just like the families that follow labor migrants. in schools, those who have just learned russian are called foreigners. according to experts, their studies and immersion in a new culture will only be effective if there are less than 15% of foreign students in the class. an unadapted child behaves differently and feels differently; here is a child who has undergone sociocultural adaptation, he is more flexible, he is more open, he learns better, he reacts better to the team. adults are also tested for their level of russian language and knowledge of russian history; without this you won’t be able to get a pate

russia is not even in first place in terms of demand for foreign labor. ahead are japan, southon course for migrant workers. it’s no secret that, to a large extent, migration in our country is of a pendulum nature, people come. come here to work, then they leave, and it is necessary to quickly provide this information about the rules and norms of behavior. those left with their families should be encouraged by the environment itself to adapt. for example, in schools, those who have just learned russian called foreigners. according to experts, their studies and immersion in a new culture will be effective only if infonov is less than 15% of the number of students in the class, an unadapted child, he behaves differently and feels differently, so... a child who has undergone sociocultural adaptation, he is more flexible , he is more open, he learns better, he reacts better to the team. adults take exams in the russian language and russian history, without which they cannot obtain a patent or residence permit, but sometimes this procedure turns into a formality. who was remembered

south koreans civilian labor is employed. although in many sections permits of native tools are still used and although u.s. engineers depend greatly on korean manpower there is a change now since the early days of the war. heavy construction equipment is becoming a familiar sight. accumulation of this type of equipment necessarily second in priority to arms and ammunition. is an indication of the vast bulk of supplies that are now being received. aircraft carriers into the harbor. on deck are british troops bound for the korean battle front. within a week, they'll rush to fight asong i'd cavalry -- alongside cavalry troops to help stop a breakthrough. these troops are the first of on 29 august the british aircraft carrier unicorn moves into pusan harbor. on deck are british troops bound for the battlefront. within a week they arrest to fight alongside first calvary treats troops to help breakthrough along the river. these troops of the first infantrymen of a foreign nation to join in the united nations police action. they are members of

dropped in half and people were earlier i was talking about those labor statistics and the participation. it dropped to 60.1% during the pandemic and it didn't fully recover. today, it's southdakota's labor force. participation rate is 68.3%, far above. the rest of the nation. and we don't have more working age adults in south dakota. fact, south dakota has a higher share of seniors, citizens and the nation as a whole. it's that our people recognize value of work, of serving each, getting up every day and having a purpose. and they appreciate having leaders who emphasize for them, too. when members of congress are asked why south dakota wasn't spending our federal renters assistance money that they sent out the federal government. i replied back those members of congress that south dakota renters enjoy something even better than government handouts, a job. and then we returned to $81 million in renters assistance money back the federal government. south dakota came out of the pandemic with the strongest economy. america. we have the fastest rising incomes in the country. we have the fastest increase in new housing developments. and our children are outperforming students th

in the people doing the labor. >> kp is kaiser permanente. they assure quality care if the strike happens tomorrow morning but nonurgent procedures may be rescheduled. >>> firefighters in the south are sounding the alarm about the ambulances in service. in santa clara county they're sometimes waiting for firefighters to arrive first to see if someone needs an ambulance to transport to the hospital. standard dispatch order 17. firefighters are worried the delay could cause lives. in gilroy it's not rare to wait 45 minutes for the ambulance. >> the concern is for citizens. any delay to get transported to the hospital for further definitive care can have major impact on health. >> in a statement the county says standard dispatch order number 17 may be used to conserve resources that ensure that ambulances are used on responses that have verified parents in need of an ambulance. not all ems calls require ambulance transport. >>> in the south bay, san jose city leaders voted to create a city-run utility. but it could be years before it happens. the vote to create san jose power, the county says, is a move to study a second option to power other than pg&e. they have three years to stu

in-class specialists to care for all that is you. >>> this halloween display is different from any other you've seen, it's truly a labor of love for one south mother who has a blind son who can no longer see. she hopes he can feel the spooky spirit in the neighborhood.>> my goodness. we are in willow glen with the story.>> shelley says her son chris has always loved halloween, but when his declining health invented him from getting out to see the decorations, she decided to build an amazing display right in the front yard. no bones about it, this is a labor of love, from the animatronics to the giant rat. she spent weeks putting together this halloween display. she does it all for her son, chris, born premature, he suffered rain damage and has severe lung disease. chris has always loved halloween. >> someone would scream because they were frightened. he would be sitting on the couch just laughing. >> more than 600 people visit the changing display every year, with some traveling from as far away as san diego.>> i could see how it all started. it evolved into something bigger i never would have imagined.>> she almost didn't put up a display

labor. we did have segregation in the american south and it was responded to by the civil rights movement the powers of injustice, no reason to believe it would be successful. they had a guarantee of success and stood on the principles stood apart and ultimately prevail so as i see it being anything other generation, not going to is not one single institution but economic paradigm. as part of this matrix, of the big, the gun manufacturers, military-industrial complex, profits come before the safety and health and well-being and the ability of the plan if we do not stop this. [applause] i know a lot of people right now, a lot of hopelessness. in the 1970s because my concern you don't even remember. those of us who were older is what's going on here? remember a time when was it was just a mess by those of us old enough to be in this story want to remind you not only is the story of the history of the united states but one or two generations not be and we have been trained to expect too little. advanced democracy and other countries have universal healthcare. we have one in four americans with m

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labor movement. and then the institutionalized suppression of black people in the american south in the form of segregationration rose up against that with the civil rights movement, with the establishment of the voting rights act, the establishment of the civil rights act. over time, people have risen up. over time, justice has prevailed. you might know i'm running for president, because i say it's our turn now. >> williamson is the only democratic challenger to biden. meanwhile, there's a wide field of republicans. the next republican debate is november 8th. we'll bring that live to you on nbc bay area. >>> venezuela is holding its first presidential primary in more than a the last primary in 2012, venezuelan citizens could vote at polling stations near the ferry building in san francisco. the opposition party organized it despite government repression. the current president nicolas maduro's administration has a history of bending the law and breaching agreement. it has also barred frontrunner, machado, from holding office. >> we have seen just a flood of people that have come and have expressed their en

in may of 2021, the us agreed to lift all missile restrictions on south korea, opening the way for soul to potentially produce its own long-range icbms. frank smith, press tv, soul. britain's labortives who remain very unpopular, labor having a 20 point lead against the conservative party, nationally speaking, it's also significant because um, it could labor could make significat inroads in elections next year that might give it the margin it need. to amass more votes against the smp and against the tories uh in the elections um next year. what it also means aboutdia is the smp's collapsing fortunes in the uh wake of in february of nicholas sturgen the former first minister's resignation and that financial scandal that hit the smp involving nicholas sturgen's husband was party leader at the time. misusing donations to the smp that money that should have been invested or was donated to be invested in a possible next referendum of on scottish independence the pro russia party has on general elections in nato member states slovakia, leftist smaire sd led by former premier robert fico obtained over 23% of the vote. fico seeks send military at to ukraine and is critical of the europe

labor movement. and then the institutionalized suppression of black people in the american south in the form of segregation. with the establishment of the voting rights act and the establishment of the civil rights act. over time, people have risen up. over time, justice has prevailed. you might know i'm running for president because i say it's our turn now. >> she is one of two democrats opposing biden. we will bring the next debate to you live. >>> cyclists taking to the road for good cause, the cycle of hope fund raiser in dublin. multiple routes for cyclists of all levels. 30 mile, 9 miles, even a 1-mile for kids. the event was a roaring success. >> this was the first year we've had it in the east bay. weave hey more participants than ever before. >> the event has raised a little over $200,000 for habitat for humanity. >> a live look at the san francisco skyline right there. and you can see -- >> misting. >> yeah, the city getting a decent downpour and the penguins at the sf zoo didn't let a little drizzle get in the way of a morning swim. look at them right there. the zoo posted this earlier today as

it was responded to by the o establishment of organized labor oand we did have segregation in the american south and it was responded to by the civil rights movement. in all of those cases of people who were rebuking tremendous institutional power had no reason to believe they could be successful. they didn't stand on the principle they believed in because they had a guarantee of success, they stood on those principles because it was the right thing to do and ultimately they prevail so as i see it we are not going through anything now other generations have not gone through before it's not one single institution paradigm in which short-term profits were huge corporate entities, part of this matrix pharmaceuticals and the food, chemicals, gun manufacturers, military industrial complex, their sprofits come before your safety or health, they come well-being, before that have the ability of the planet we do not stop this and the message of my campaign is our turn now. [applause] i know a lot of people feel a lot of hopelessness and one of the reasons i wanted to mention to those of you the 1970s bec

in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drive. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protests and led to a rebellion in 19 o 4, they hear arrow and now my drive is rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined and ordered to suppress the rebellion with the up most severe a date against the inhabitants of nam may be germany through it's 15000 well equipped army all around the country. concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the german scaled up to 60000 people among weights. there were 80 percent of that. here railroad tried and 50 percent of the number dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century and not without reason. park compared to the holocaust just do decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler's the solve unit boat on the same brown colonial uniform which force the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war. the scale of devastation comes to light following the s

fruits of the sultry south , the golden apple of belarus, on belarusian soil, nature repaid with generous gifts for the labors of people, a new specialized hall for fencing classes opened inect was implemented with the support of the ministry of communications... and informatization, all conditions have been created for comfortable training and high-quality preparation of future olympic champions. the hall is located on the premises of the gomel division of beltelecom. several tracks for training, locker rooms, premises for trainers and household purposes. for the development of the gomel regional olympic reserve center for applied sports, the national olympic committee donated a certificate for 15,000 rubles. with the improvement of the material and technical base , a new round of development begins. region, it is a difficult but graceful sport, the number of adherents of which is growing every year. i’ve been doing vikting for about 3-4 years, i really like it here, this room is very comfortable, in that room there were only three tracks where it was possible to perform, and here there are already six tracks, the conditions necessary for the high-quality training of ath

needed the south because this is the time of empire building in order for to become an empire comparative to england or france, they needed the south and its south material, the south's labor. and so we see we see that desire to it. yeah. so but yeah, there's, you know, another guy george meeks also died in this battle. he was given a statue by the state ohio. and they and they unveil the statue and it looks nothing like him. and so the george makes confronts the governor ohio. so this looks nothing like my brother's it's not meant to be just it's meant to represent a american sailor during the spanish-american war. so that just shows that, you know, the privilege of his class status, right? that's a great question. i don't know. i do not believe that had he not who he was related to, that he have got this. but anyway, yeah, thanks to the person. how do we get that? do? all right. speaking of and so talk about the worth bagley monument that's still on the capitol grounds today. so almost immediately after the news hit of worth bagley his death, the recall so erect a monument. this is during period of memorial mania where there was a deep obsession in the south with preserv

south all these having any effect. well, the conservatives are still significantly behind the opposition labor policy in the polls. but a couple of reasons of a suggestive that gap might be nattering, changing more people's minds. is of course the main joke between now and next year's election. foreign secretary james privately was one of the conferences openings because let me spell it out to the people who think of best is behind us. and let me make it clear to those on the label benches. who wants to play politics and puts our country down? this government would refuse to knock at the helm, takes decisive measures, and is prepared to take the tough, long term decisions for the benefit of our country. the behind the displays of determination, there is much internal grumbling. conservatives complain and walks have groups that really see neck isn't tough to the job and at that time is probably up. need it. public opinion. no history is on this side. the tories have never won a fist consecutive to, i mean office will reach out and out to 0 matches to u. k. hundreds of ultra right wing is really nationalist, have ma

labor of love. we'll talk about the story behind an elaborate halloween display in the south bay. display in the south bay. you don't want to miss t ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. you know i got two home runs. you got two jacks. and then my grand slam. i signed a ball for you. okay. and it says papa i love you. why did you do that? because you've taught me everything about baseball. oh hunny bunny, that's so sweet. (♪♪) (♪♪) >>> good monday morning. it is now 6:15. let's get a look at gilroy and our day planner, with temperatures starting out very chilly, in the low 50s, and it is partly cloudy. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the morning, but mainly cloudy into the afternoon, as our highs head for the upper 70s. we'll get a look at where we can see rain and a big warm-up coming up in a few minutes. >>> 101 right here through san jose, again, northbound, coming out of morgan hills, san martin. a lot of traffic down there. we're starting to see it build again, in about another 15, 20 minutes, we shoul