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that i didn't look advanced by and we need to be really happy to get me to the young off. mental, lillian, so in that i'm using either one of those sound bite that's a lot of times that takes make is based in him. the last yes, a breach wreck on the profit of 511000000 euros. and it's expected to improve on that in 2023. it needs up to 2000 new skilled workers by december. but there are ins enough candidates. so hiring up to 100 retirees can fill some of the vacancies . that way for us is the keywords that the email have more implied by the name of ethan sentinel file in size and mission. i use it after the contract expires in 2 years. he doesn't know whether he'll continue working his cellphone up and make that to be real please. how do you do to me a home? i do a good faith. my. my wife is all like it. we're not. we're now goes back to the incense even to anything, and it's all from staying open to working past retirement. no, that's a mindset that is helping field gemini skills label shortage. that ross of our show. thank you so much for watching. for more you can always check out the

. >> joining us now is a lillian color, senior of hampton university and president of the student governmentent cara, that looked like a pretty exciting moment there for you today. >> it was. it was incredibly exciting. i'm actually getting tears in my eyes right now watching this video over again, just thinking about what this day was for me. it was remarkable just to experience this today. >> what do you think it meant for the biden harris campaign and the voter registration energy that she brought to the campus? >> i think it was intensifying. that's how i would describe it. oh students on our campus that voting is not only are right, but it is our duty. and it is important that we are today exercising our duty and doing what we need to do in registering to vote. so i think now, students are amplified and we are ready to begin registering to vote if we are in the state of virginia. so we can get some of these legislators in office to make the decisions that we need to fight for our rights. what did you think were the most important issues the vice president discussed today? >> yes. so, fo

applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, inaugural president and chief executive officer of the john and lillianer chief of staff to john robert lewis. >> mr. speaker, hakeem jeffries, colleagues, friends and families of congressman john lewis. it warms my heart and it is amazing. it is kind of ironic that we are here today to celebrate john lewis and the u.s. postage stamp that will bear his likeness. ironic may not be the exact word. let me tell you why it came to mind when i talk of this occasion. i was congressman lewis's chief of staff back in the day before there was internet and before everyone had a cell phone. dbs trackers were not generally available. so when i had to track the congressman down, which i had to do rather often, i had to sent interns to do it the first place i would send them would be here. i would tell them to come here first. most of the time, here is where they would find him. he was talking to groups of students, chatting with the capitol police, catching up with colleagues, answering questions from visitors or just wandering around looking at the statues. john love

get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >> president lillian cartertonight, the judge in georgia splitting up the defendants. what happens next for the former president, plus the new federal charges for the current president son hunter. and cracks in kevin mccarthy's leadership are starting to show. now darian members of his own party to remove him from his post. then, building the life that you want, my one-on-one chat with arthur brooks about his new book co written with oprah winfrey. we're getting into his happiness 401k plan as the 11th hour gets underway on this

don't so as you don't met, don't keep em, lillian, and we will you will get on to to ship the select today and push. you pull up on the get them, you know, pulling any of them updated on them is or i to see that to you with the i have been with him is or live on. is it the vinny, lose some weight and dimensions and with the tiny timing was squared above, you know, getting the opposite of what we will get now. we're going to see the more need for man, i'm the lead on it only be sort of the, some of the molly and capital knowing them on locals as for just 10 years ago the whole area was landfill. but a small town of a few 1000 people has now grown with them under the piles of rubbish. the refugees from the northern and central thoughts of the country after 10 rivers forced them to flee the tons of the be a little bunny to me. unless you won't let him do you want me an idea and his family have lived in the camp for 6 years. his home is a d i y 10th details. it's him his wife and the 6 children. well, i'm not gonna so to, in my thing, feet in the book i, you are all mean i'm not a, i'm t

southern system move as most of you, but you can, jo photo, culture pieces still pretty instituted with lillian list and in 2018, the government introduced the so called p n a holocaust. a bill that criminalized research in, in writing about, publish complexity in nazi crimes, to has been used to target historians like young grabowski. they want to basically, to model historians, educators a, they wanted to once again to protect their own and miss of innocence, national innocence. and now the law has been in part to appeal. so it's no longer criminal and the provisions. but there are a civil provisions which go with it, and i would say that in a way they obviously want because a lot does not have to be vigorous, the apply the in order to freeze the debate on this up most your palpable and the desire to if not here is already felt throughout poland in let's say i've had to make circle one of the biggest the impacts thought it had was the impact on educators across poland. the kind of high school teachers and holocaust educators that i've spoken to didn't really site that as a key moment when the

don't keep em, lillian, and we will, you will get on to shut the select today and push it, pull up all the time. you know, when you need them updated minnesota. i to say that to you. let's say i have an image or live on it. i've been doing some weight and dimensions and living. i need, i need one squared above, you know, get the signal for doing. we'll get there. we're going to see them will need for the man i'm the lender going to be sort of the some of them all the and capital known about the locals as from just 10 years ago. the whole area was landfill. but a small town of a few 1000 people has now grown with them under the piles of rubbish. the refugees from the northern and central thoughts of the country, of the total was forced them to flee the tons and to some of the little bunny, timid. i don't unless you won't let him do you mean a d r and his family have lived in the account for 6 years? his home is a d. i y 10th of the house as him, his wife and the 6 children go on obama. so to, in my, they feed in the, i'm go to i, i will do book, i hear all mean i'm not a, i'm the, i mea

a quick reminder of our top story. lillian officials have warrants that up to 20000 people may have died and devastating floods triggered by heavy rain. you enter the dance, could have been a way to if with you, how do you normally operating whether agency stay tuned after a short break in asia is coming up for you'll find out what climate change has to do with a rise in the den gave cases in bangladesh, that was the rest of the energies. thank you so much for watching the, the, the security evidence to convict the changes in south africa. poaching is the business with millions of heroes of the moving detective that has to end so ranges are now being trained in forensics. turn smooth approaches. stobel into l is on d, w. manuals engine. you belong to the 77 percent to come to i don't go and $65.00 last last you'll stop 5 years. 3 reasons why 1115. we're here to help you make up your mind. we are here on please find your mind. so all of the topics, i'm much it to you from trouble fixed a new culture and in 15 minutes, that's part of our community life on the research is now on the top one

that, that helped we canada, to making the statements that the prime minister may. lillian utility suspended visa services for canadian nationals, admitted diplomatic spots between the 2 countries and utilities also seeking a reduction of author was different mustang. you are aware of the security threats being faced by our high commission and conflicts in canada. this has disrupted their normal functioning accordingly. our high commission and confidence are temporarily unable to process these applications. we will be doing the situation on the regular basis. we have informed the canadian government that there should be studied in strength and ranking limits in order to promote the presence inventory to promote the presence their numbers here are much very much higher than ours in canada, the details of decided be worked out, but i assume there will be a deduction from the canadian site tension between india and canada. how far the escalated re, some development being the canadian citizens now will not be paid or issue the resolved to india, then this is on resubmit. it in every sense of the

he's expected to made president letting me a person in the coming dies. lillian, north korea's work. his daily website showed pictures of computing his try and bound for russian. american diplomat said last week that he's ready to supply i munition, to rush up the use and to warn you, crime, i will go correspondence covering both sides of the story shortly will speak to you earlier shuffle over in moscow. that's the 1st. let's go to phones literally who has reaction from south korea and thoughts. what more do we know about this meeting between person and kim? what exactly will be discussed to recheck? well, north korean state media hasn't reviewed any details about the upcoming meeting, but the crime then has said that kim's visit will be a full fledged visit. and the to need is we'll talk about the relations between the 2 countries. but the photos of kim's possible delegation published by north korean state media suggest defense, full feature very heavily on disc. during discussions between the 2 need is now tim is accompanied by his top military officials. so this official is in ch

kilometers from the lot of us stock he's expect is made president vladimir person in the coming dies. lillian, north korea's work is daily websites show it pictures have kim, voiding his try and bound for russian. american diplomat said last week, the appeal yang is really to supply i munition, to rush up the use in the war and you crying. flooding in the eastern libya has killed thousands of people. the city of donna is going to have been harvest hit by storm. daniel city authorities say 2 times this during heavy ride is due to the floods many of the roles or destroyed or blocked off. also the city at, at the moment has no one has been able to reach. uh so uh, but from what the we've seen medical stuff um the ones that they sent the trucks full. those are excavators and the hundreds of volunteers trying to reach them are, are trying to reach the most impacted areas. so, you know, hopefully the authorities can reach specifically the city of though not as soon as possible. the prison. this won't deal between around in the united states is expected to be implemented next week as part of the agr

critical topics on digital health and the science of patient engagement and they are doctor omar, lillian and karen. so let me say this with sincere gratitude that all of the national health council has engaged in today's discussion. i look forward to speaking with you today. and at the reception at 4:30 tonight. where he assured me there will be more discussion, great food and a lot of networking opportunities. so with that let me call on doctor omar the national health council senior vice president of equity, research program to discuss our agenda and keep us going. thank you. thank you all. [applause] >> good morning everyone and thank you, randy. i would like to begin by acknowledging the land which we stand first every committee owns a vitality to generations from around the world who contributed to their hopes, dreams, energy and making the history that led to this moment. some brought here against their will drawn to sleep and hope of a better life and some have lived in this sense recounted. truth and acknowledging of a critical building mutual respect and connection across all ba

lillian talks about her biography on cesar chavez and his rise as the labor union leader. >> was an importantlyt community organizer and ran a group which was almost exclusively in california and it was really the first part of the mexican american civil rights movement. in 1952 he went to san jose, he started doing what he did when he came to a new place, just to hold house meetings where you invite a few people over, talk to them about what other concerns, what are their needs and try to get people engaged in collective community organizing. and he meets cesar chavez at a meeting at the house and here's where we can tie into the legend nicely because part of the legend has always been that fred ross wrote in his journal that night, i think i found the guy i'm looking for. and that, you can find that quote in lots of books and in lots of scholarly work. but that's made up. and i found the actual entry in the journal from that night in which he said something very positive. he said, chavez great potential, great energy, something very positive about caeut not the quote as the legend has me. >>

lawyer ry -- lawyerie mrveg anon and lillian. from my personal staff, caesar, gisele, autumn, from my personal office. mr. chairman, i thank you for bringing this crucial legislation to the floor which support ours allies, protect ours national security in a smart, efficient, effective and thoughtful way. i urge my colleagues to support the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. thank you, sir. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lee: i rise to oppose h.r. 4665 and yield as much time as i may consume. this bill would impose devastating cuts on programs meant to keep both america and the world safe and with all due respect to my friend and colleague, the chair of this committee, i am not an adversary of the united states. democrats are patriotic. we want our country to lead in global security and peace. this bill does just the opposite. this republican bill would slash the allocation for international programs by nearly one third to a level not seen since 2009. to my republican

his numerous award include the remembered pat patrick for florida history, the lillian smith prize for nonfiction from the southern regional council, the alabama library association award for non-food auction three times the. sea van woodward. john hope. franklin prize by the fellowship of southern writers, the scott and zelda fitzgerald museum award for excellence in writing a nomination for. the pulitzer prize in 1989 and the alabama governor's award for arts. his book is entitled afternoons with harper lee. he will be signing at three as well. and our third panelist, virginia magee butler, she's the daughter, a country pastor. she grew up in north mississippi, used willie, last in a book, she married allen butler, the church pianist from one of those churches the army drafted out shortly after she graduated from ole miss. she and their three children accompanied him for 24 years as he pursued military career. she taught kindergarten in san antonio, texas, second grade in kaiserslautern west germany and four in fort polk, louisiana, and gifted junior high language arts in leadville,

lillian and dorothy get you, james earl jones, a young jane fonda, contemporary stars including paulslie odom junior. this theater began an old barn in 1941. there was a renovation and expansion following a $30 million funding campaign under the leadership of joanne woodward. her husband, paul newman, joined in to help raise money. but this year, westport announced cuts in production and layoffs of 75% of staff. and they issued an emergency $20 million public campaign to "save your playhouse." >> it was not something we did likely. there was a lot of thought that went into it, but we believed our community we would rally, and it was a way to let them know that we were worse off than we were in the past. the same time, i was confident our community would come together and help us in our time of need and show us how important we are to them. jeffrey: a major advantage, this is a very well-off town. the 2 million-dollar target is just about reached, and philanthropy will remain a key to survival. >> have you met mr. sutherland? >> yes. jeffrey: but theatre leaders are counting on anothe

>> president lillian carter of hampton university's student government gets tonight's last word, and i will be here for tomorrow night's last word at ten pm on friday here on msnbc. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, the judge in georgia splitting up the defendants. what happens next for the former president, plus the new federal charges for the current president son hunter. and cracks in kevin mccarthy's leadership are starting to show. now darian members of his own party to remove him from his post. then, building the life that you want, my one-on-one chat with arthur brooks about his new book co written with oprah winfrey. we're getting into his happiness 401k plan as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. >> good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle live from san francisco. we've got some big news tonight. a federal grand jury has indicted president biden's son hunter on felony gun charges, setting the stage for a possible criminal trial during the 2024 campaign. and d. c.'s line nobles has the latest on the story. >> tonight, hunter biden,

lillian wu, fox news. day two of the dreamforce conference in san francisco. the big name that's set to make an appearance today and the concert benefiting ucsf benioff children's hospital. plus companies behind the rise in ai and critics of the technology are meeting with lawmakers to debate congress's role in regulating. i'm matt rivera in washington with a look at that meeting coming up. and in area weather, the cloud cover from this morning trying to clear back to it near the coastline and a bit of a warmer forecast for today. here is our live camera looking above san francisco and we'll have the update coming up. >> tech: cracked windshield on your new car? you don't have to take it to the dealer. bring it to safelite. we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech vo: schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ - [narrator] stimulant use disorder is a disease, not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimula

when it comes to pieces still, the institute with lillian lakes and in 2018, the government introduced the so called apn or holocaust build criminalized research in, in writing about publish complexity in nazi crimes to has been used to target historians like young grabowski. they want the, basically to model historians, educators a, they wanted to once again to protect their own and miss of innocence, national innocence. and now the law has been in part to appeal. so it's no longer criminal and the provisions. but there are civil provisions which go with it, and i would say that in a way they actually want because a lot does not have to be vigorous, the apply the in order to freeze the debate. and this must be a palpable and the desire to, if not fear, is already felt throughout poland in let's say i've had to make circle one of the biggest the impacts thought it had was the impact on educators across poland. the kind of high school teachers and holocaust educators that i've spoken to didn't really site that as a key moment when they had to really start questioning themselves and bein

lillian smith just arrive montgomery saying we need you and we're going to you know what can we do to help you take this beyond montgomery and one of the people who contact him is this white businessman with with and long lasting communist ties named stanley levison and stanley levison goes on to become one of king's closest friends and best advisors for the rest of his life. he ghost writes a lot of king's books for him and. they have these long, late night conversations. king was not a good sleeper. he'd be up two or three in the morning with ideas racing through his head, and he could call stanley levison probably more than anyone else, to kick these ideas around. and it's a fascinating friendship. it's strictly an activist intellectual friendship, not like, you know, ralph abernathy, with whom, you know, he would die in every, you know, whenever he's in atlanta who sunday dinners and all of that. well, levison said that king was really the most powerful figure in the country without political party. a labor union, a wealthy benefactor behind him, that that was significant? i thoug

and lillian fan who's my director of events spent six years with me at clint reilly companies before moving to michael minute as their director of events. and we have a presentation. if we're interested. come back here. and use the arrows to walk. you know, more or less. this first slide is telling you what i just told you, um, although we do have you can see the capacity there so we can do up to 1072 people. that's when we combine all three spaces, you know, quite frankly, that's a rarity. the 2 72 concentrated for a public event. is also, you know, quite frankly, um not gonna happen a whole lot if you go into the public space currently which is already open, you'll notice there's somewhere between 2030 to 40 people there having lunch potentially on a daily basis, and we're hoping to increase that, um, for i mean, honestly, not really for financial gain just to bring activity to where we are and to bring some vivacity to the neighborhood. okay so you can you know you can see here. it's pretty much what i already said. so i'm going to go to who were already working with. so you know,

my name is lillian lim, and i'm a parent of student with iep at lowell high school. i'm here to address a pressing concern, a severe staffing shortages affecting our school. as my son colin missed the first eight days of this school year due to the lack of parent support. assigned case manager and teacher that impacted his mental well-being and learning progress . the shortage of teacher and parent educator is affecting student, family, teacher and staff across our district. why i appreciate effort being made and everyone trying to do the best they can. it's crucial that we take concrete steps to prevent further harm. our district has over 100 parent educator vacancies. see many teacher vacancy and the number keep rising. my son miss. yesterday was the first day that he want to he was able to attend school and he is in a classroom with the teacher with emergency credential. so training is really professional development is crucial to those teachers so the teacher can be successful and support it. so the teacher, the student can be meaningfully assessed to their curri

there you can see jocelyn, kathleen, lillian vincent, did your name make the list, including tamiko therever, let's speak to yes, john kelly, because, john, there is actually something quite important about this, is to honour all those who've worked in terms of environment agencies, weather forecasting and the whole sort of environmental issue . of environmental issue. >> it's a little bit incestuous, isn't it, mark, don't you think they're looking after each other? aren't they ? other? aren't they? >> or maybe warning us that >> or maybe just warning us that they're on the way ? no, i they're on the way? no, i couldn't see that either. >> ten years, maybe ten years before i get on this list . before i get on this list. >> but yes, i know it's a good thing, isn't it? i mean, naming storms has always been a good thing. it's only happened this last think some last nine years. i think some people may be a little bit confused because it's only in the or weeks we've had the last 4 or 5 weeks we've had two named storms and were the last 4 or 5 weeks we've had two ilo ned storms and were the las

lawyer ry -- lawyerie mrveg anon and lillian. from my personal staff, caesar, gisele, autumn, from my personal office. mr. chairman, i thank you for bringing this crucial legislation to the floor which support ours allies, protect ours national security in a smart, efficient, effective and thoughtful way. i urge my colleagues to support the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. thank you, sir. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lee: i rise to oppose h.r. 4665 and yield as much time as i may consume. this bill would impose devastating cuts on programs meant to keep both america and the world safe and with all due respect to my friend and colleague, the chair of this committee, i am not an adversary of the united states. democrats are patriotic. we want our country to lead in global security and peace. this bill does just the opposite. this republican bill would slash the allocation for international programs by nearly one third to a level not seen since 2009. to my republican