patrick's day, thursday march 17th 1966, striking pretty pickers from the lino began a pilgrimage through the value of their labor. the state capital in sacramento. the march was more than a means to dramatize a strike. more than a plea for laws. more than a demand for recognition of the union. it was a symbol long, long struggle of california workers for equitable share for the wealth and health to produce. the road that led to this eastern pilgrimage it goes back many years. it's a long road that crosses a big land. everything is big in california. the land is big. and rich. the men and the corporations who owned the land are big and rich. the people who work the land are poor. very poor. the how in the wide of this is not a pretty story. it doesn't have a happy ending. at least, not yet. agriculture is california's biggest industry. it's a three billion dollar a year business. farming in california has always been big. many farms in california are staggered big, some of the old spanish and mexican land surprising thousands of acres have never been broken up. more than three quarters of

these fires says destroy bacteria power lino suffers from cystic fibrosis a metabolic disease that makes her lung secretions they can this is why germs are always returning to her lungs among them are antibiotic resistant bacteria the doctors in belgium hope to be able to destroy these germs using phages they tell pollyanna to breathe them and this therapy has not yet been approved in germany bacteria phages are organisms that can multiply on their own they are found everywhere in our environment they feel most at home wherever there are also many bacteria like in sewage it's hoped the phage is that power lena is inhaling will reach the dangerous bacteria in her lungs each type of fairy only ever attacks one specific type of bacteria and reproduces within it if enough ages grow they destroy the bacterium and look for a new one if none of the host bacteria are left in the body the phages die which they have to of course would like this to happen in germany to act on that and when this is approved there it will be a very big step for all patients who have an infection with bacteria that ca

and marcellas up it's a strike in the 2nd half more or less sets the result for i work for a banker lino in the build up i know no nonsense finish from the austrian he's for the blues the good goal of the current campaign. in the 87th minute video or ban added insult to injury when he is above the rest in the box and has even heard shouts his 14th defeat of this season makes survival ever less likely while 2nd place lights stay within 7 points of league leaders by and at the top of the table . in american football super super bowl 55 kicks off on sunday in florida between the tampa bay buccaneers and the kansas city chiefs now fans are focused on not letting the cove in 1000 pandemic overshadow the biggest spectacle in u.s. sports. kovi 19 hasn't kicked these football fans from giving their taste of super bowl 55 and various fan zones in tampa with not enough tickets to go around due to crowd limitations for the game some fans don't even have concrete plans we're not sure what to do we cannot walk down with more than 10 people we want to watch a game together and to have a ball we're pol

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fear the worst evidence the lino. tragedies like these happen frequently in the makeshift camps in the northern eclipse tens of thousands of people are living here in miserable conditions even basic necessities latrines food heating fuel and medical care. constant heavy rain has now made the situation worse people here were cut off from all supplies for days many tents were destroyed age organisations have been doing their best but are totally overwhelmed the situation is made even worse by the rampant coronavirus infection rate in egypt province has risen dramatically. going to be. we've done what we can and together with other aid organizations and the white helmets we've tried to raise awareness about the coronavirus we've handed out masks and disinfectant but given that desperate situation it's not enough. of them. have to fight half family are simply glad that the aid organization has given them a new tent some clothing and even a new furnace but they hardly use it despite the cold they have no money for fuel and

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lino shot deflection. watch it knuckle past. martin jones.we hat trick. the gold, the assist, and then the fight, lose six. to what we're gonna do. all right, see you later. good night. take care of the fight tonight, f pameron tucker, you outdid yourself on these biscuits and gravy. they are so tasty, they make you want to slap your mama. am i right, mitchell? sure. if that's a thing, why not? bless your hearts. (southern accent) i'm fuller than a dog tick. hey, just because they do it... it's the least i could do, since you'uns opened your home to me for i don't know how many weeks now. (whispers) three. i just don't get it. how could he leave me? i know. i'm pretty. there's nothing i won't let him do in the b-e-d. hey, sweetheart, you're such a big eater, aren't ya, huh? i can't believe i got left. left! so, pam got left. her husband, bo, took off with half their stuff when she was out rounding up dazed piglets after a twister. i'm not kidding. i insisted she stay with us so i could help build up her confidence again. pam's self-worth has

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well power is now in the hands of general lino who's appointed his own cabinet the military says its takeover is only temporary and is promising free and fair elections in a year the ousted party the national league of democracy says detained leader aung san suu kyi is in good health but is still being held some politicians are being allowed to return home and they are urging their supporters to fight back. with. the curse of the coup is rooted in our country and this is the reason why our nation remains poor i feel sad and upset for our fellow citizens and for their future all the voters who gave their backing to us in the 2020 general election should follow orks on through cheeze instructions to carry out civil disobedience and meanwhile many are doing exactly that here's what that civil disobedience campaign sounds like. in the city of un gone citizens are banging pots and pans as a mark of defiance against the coup life to the un security council headquarters building in new york and our diplomatic go to james james what way do we think china will pivot here. well what china is d

people eat and you know we've really got to absolutely change this but everything in a bottle this linomanager doesn't sugar alcohol whatever that is you can't just say dairy you know is out in its own leading to counter it you know everything tick in abundance will do that well the world health organization does classify me and processed in the as a cause of cancer so the science is robust or not but you know we've got all these options now it's not just a lot meat we're talking about we can have all these wonderful whole foods like not see these beings and lentils appease all of these foods that are really really good for you and this is what the white house organization the lancet commission experts in sustainability and nutrition a saying that we should be to move our so there's just no place for beef in the future we want a sustainable world if we want a planet where our children can survive we've got to go big and stop exploiting animals peter is there any compromise here are there any ways to reduce c o 2 emissions. from livestock by by changing their diet to reduce me if in for

election victory some other detained politicians have now been allowed to return home senior general linos appointed his own cabinet a day after armed forces seized power the un security council will be meeting later to discuss the coup in me and maher it's been widely condemned internationally the u.s. has threatened to reimpose.

election victory some other detained politicians have now been allowed to return home senior general linos appointed his own cabinet a day after armed forces seized power the un security council will be meeting later to discuss the coup in me and maher it's been widely condemned internationally the u.s. has threatened to reimpose sanctions if the military doesn't and back our ally file has more from the un gone. this still a lot of anxiety a lot of fear people don't know how the next few days are going to unfold i'm aware there's quite a lot of people lying low maybe it hiding maybe they've not a lot of people who are not in their homes they don't want to be where the military would find them people of waiting to sort of gauge what the military going to do next and the where is on one on some 60 we're pretty sure she's in a futile that's where she will have been when this all started when yesterday monday the parliament was due to open so she and most senior government officials were in nato awaiting the opening of the parliament and their thought to be being detained in their own homes it

among linos, life expectancy dropped nearly two yea. these numbers are even larger among men.we will focus on that tonight. dr. reed is a former commissioner of public health here in washington dc. he now has his own firm. as you look at these numbers broadly, are they surprising? >> they are not surprising. we knew that we were dying three times -- two times more often then the rest of the country. it is not surprising. however, it still does not dim the sadness, the pain, the heartache that comes with looking at these quantitative numbers that are really describing in mathematical ways the feelings and emotions we have had all along. >> as you mention, black americans, the average life expectancy dropped. -- 2.7 times. why is this? >> we know that african americans are exposed to this virus overall. so many of us are the ones from the front lines and running or buses in some ways. the ones cleaning our streets. we are the ones who are more often unable to practice and make your livelihood by being home and working online. we are much more exposed. number two, the conditions

it was up it's a strike in the 2nd half more or less sets with the result for i work for a banker lino in the build up and a no nonsense finish from the austrian he's 4th to lose the good goal of the current campaign. in the 87th minute video or ban added insult to injury when he is above the rest in the box and has even a 3rd shot his 14th defeat of the season makes survival ever less likely for 2nd place like to stay within 7 points of league leaders by an at the top of the table. and in american football super bowl 55 kicks off on sunday in florida between the tampa bay buccaneers and the kansas city chiefs and fans are not fans are focused on not letting the cove in 1000 pandemic overshadow the biggest spectacle in u.s. sports. cody 19 hasn't can't these football fans from giving their taste of super bowl 55 in various fan zones in tampa with not enough tickets to go around due to crowd limitations for the game some fans don't even have concrete plans we're not sure what to do we cannot walk deal with more than 10 people we want to watch a game together in tampa but we're polluted

barcelona have gone 2nd in spain slowly go after a tear no win over severe lino se is set up as and abbas's 1st before scoring a 2nd himself that's about 8 league games in a row that messi has scored in the when he leaves boss are 2 points behind leaders athletico madrid but they have played 2 games more. i think that it is strong message through a doctor today against god he said the dean was i would say. you know very bad mood and from there i think that winning again and then willing to do. it gives us a lot another life know how to compete in the league lebron james has hit back of latin abraham of it he's criticized the basketball star for his political activism the town's a swedish national his parents are from the balkans and has himself in the past spoken out against racism but the ac milan striker says it's a mistake for the like of jay likes of james to involve themselves in political causes in an interview he said just do what you do best because it doesn't look good while this is the response of brown gave after the lakers latest game it's funny he said because i believe in what

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. >> tonight we're going to be talking about the the lino grief strike in the bigger, larger context of the united states history, able, history and civil rights history. in terms of logistics how the evening will go. i am going to talk a little bit about the topic. i'm going to say a few words about my own research. how i came to pursue a topic in civil rights history. and then we're also going to have to talk about a top that had to read before coming to class. the plan of reno. will talk about your oral histories, i will start by saying a couple of general remarks. things that i hope you take away over the course of the evening. i'll be argumentative and bold with my students. i would definitely say as a historian that when we are studying the delay no grape strike it is the most significant, important, labor and civil rights movement not only for latino americans, but also filipino americans of the 20th century. so made even take a step further and say that the united farm workers conducted the most successful boycott in all of u.s. labor history since the beginning of this count