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. >> reporter: this was the moment lorraine was hooked, a banked left turn, the plane seemingly suspended in mid air. rotating slowly with the valleys dry hillsides physical visible from the cockpit window, hundreds of feet below. she was one of 190 girls and young women offered a free introductory flight at san jose's reed hill view effort airport. it's an effort to get more women interested in aviation, and industry where they are woefully under underrepresented. >> it could not have been better, they were such good listeners, they were curious, they were kind to each other and and they were really observant and watching what was happening and asking questions about techniques. >> reporter: christine says the dreams of many aspiring female pilots never make it off the ground. according to the faa, only six percent of all the license pilots in the united states are women. christine was interested in aviation since she she was a teenager, but didn't find the time or the money, or the confidence to pursue her passion until she was in her 30s. >> i basically thought that aviation was too ex

. >> lara and gelato -- lorraine antiqua.r. september 2022 is the21st anniversary -- the 21st anniversary. cesar alviar will be remembered as a kind and loving person to family and friends. his legacy will remain in our hearts forever. he is a guardian angel to me and my children, christopher, jeanine anez, my grandchildren, riley, james, nina, maxwell, and my daughter-in-law, and son-in-laws eric and mark. we miss and love you so much. thank you all to those who organized this for us. god bless the victims, and god bless america. >> and to my cousin, victim of the world trade center bombing, john, i was four years old. i remember you clear as day. i love you and i miss you. and my other cousin, who died in 2019 from cancer. he was the chairman of the voices from 9/11. if it were not for him we would not have this opportunity does. everyone in front of us is a new family. it took a tragedy to create this new family. i would like to remember everyone that our politicians are surrounded by a border right now. it took a tragedy

lorraine powell. public speaker: hi, i'm lorraine powell. thank you for listening to our story. we represent the workers at the airport and concessions and restaurants. we have been bargaining this contract since last november and has been going on for months and we have been working with employers because they are trying to strip away our seniority rights and they are not agreeing to this affordable health care and nor make the improvements we need. that's why we are out on strike and as said many of these workers in this room were on the picket line since 4:00 a.m. this morning. they are here tonight because they want your support in doing something about this. the employers haven't been willing to give the wage increases they need. many of these workers haven't had an increase since 2018. that's extremely painful at this point when we see inflation rising to the extent it is. these guys are having a really tough time making ends meet. working two jobs is not a new thing at the airport. many workers have had to do that before the pandemic. it has become a huge problem now at t

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lorraine powell. public speaker: hi, i'm lorraine powell. thank you for listening to our story. we represent the workers at the airport and concessions and restaurants. we have been bargaining this contract since last november and has been going on for months and we have been working with employers because they are trying to strip away our seniority rights and they are not agreeing to this affordable health care and nor make the improvements we need. that's why we are out on strike and as said many of these workers in this room were on the picket line since 4:00 a.m. this morning. they are here tonight because they want your support in doing something about this. the employers haven't been willing to give the wage increases they need. many of these workers haven't had an increase since 2018. that's extremely painful at this point when we see inflation rising to the extent it is. these guys are having a really tough time making ends meet. working two jobs is not a new thing at the airport. many workers have had to do that before the pandemic. it has become a huge problem now at t

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implants, it's lorraine saul, then we got the i ordinarily the 2nd half of the storm is weaker. in this case it was far stronger. from a wind standpoint. we saw winds gusting close to gosh, 172190 kilometers for our. we saw absolutely plentiful rainfall to the point where even beyond storm surge, every place that we were trying to drive through or around was an inaccessible due to extreme flooding. with rainfall rates of 5 plus to 6, perhaps centimeters per hour. it's extremely difficult situation. and now this is the 1st life i looked out, the window and can't find a single lights anywhere. the only lights we've seen all night long. we're actually hunker down in a garage right now. are from transformers blowing. so power flashes. why was the 2nd part of the storm so strong that you know, that's something that i think we're going to have to be discussing for quite some time. because honestly it, it didn't really follow the textbook structure of a typical storm. we had expected this storm several days ago to be in a weakening trend towards landfall instead. this defined all laws

>> you should speak to this too, lorraine. we are supposed to have labor peace at the airport and supposed to be a condition in a lot of the lease agreements that you vote on and sign off on. the reality is what's been happening at least up until now what's been happening that seems to be a pro form a thing. the language is there, is there is an expectation potentially that they would do labor fees. >> they are signing -- >> the labor fees and the card check. the silent agreement, they are given the lease, there is no card check executed before they are awarded the lease. once they are awarding the lease, they are in the space. we approach them and this is something that you have done. we have gone and asked them to sign the card check agreements and they refuse and we go and retain outside council -- counsel and they start an intimidation campaign with workers and chase the organizers away. >> that's been made and the workers are scared to talk to the union after it's been cleared by the bosses that it's not acceptable to go

. >> reporter: lorraine was one o0 girls and young women offered a free introductory flight.o get more women interested in aviation, an industry where they are woefully woefully underrepresented. it could not have been better. they they were all such good listeners. they were curious, kind to each other. they were really observant and they were watching what was happening and asking questions about techniqu. >> reporter: kristine ziegler says, the aspirations of many women never make it off the gro. the ground. christine was interested in aviation since shs a teenager, but did not find the topuuehessiounshe he me and that i probably would never do it. i almost just shelved it, not too sadly, i just thought, that is out of the the realm of possibility for me. >> reporter: now an experienced pilot, she wants to give back, give a little lift to the dreams the dreams of girls like lorraine. >> i wanted to try flying on a plane and see how it is, just a few people on the plane. >> in san jose devon feel, kpix 5. >> clearly i am in love with tht story. let's take a quick look at wh

. >> reporter: this was the moment moment lorraine was hooked, a banked left turn, the plane seemingly suspended in midair. rotating slowly. >> i've never been on a small plane before and it was kind ofl of cool just to be only four people in the plane, no extra noise or babies wailing in the background. >> reporter: she was one of 190 girls and young women offered a free introductory flight at san jose's reed hillview airport in an effort to get more women interested in aviation, and industry where they are woefully woefully underwear presented. >> >> it could not have been better, they were all such good listeners, they were curious. they were kind to each other. they were really observant and they were watching what was happening and asking questions about techniques. >> reporter: christine says the dreams of many aspiring female pilots never make it off the ground, according to the faa, only six percent of all the license pilots in the united states are women. christine was interested in aviation since she she was a teenager, but didn't find the time or the money, or the confidence

angrisani lorraine antigua seima david aoyama >> and my husband.mber 11, 2022 is the anniversary commemorating the loss of our loved ones. they will never be forgotten. caesar alger's will be remembered as a loving person. they will remain in our hearts forever. he is a guardian angel to me and to my children, christopher, and my grandchildren, riley, james, grayson, maximo and my daughter-in-law faith, and eric and mark. we miss and love you so much. and thank you to those who organized this yearly memory service for us. god bless the victims and god bless america. >> and to my cousin, john, victim of the world trade center bombing. john, i was four years old, i remember you clear as day. i love you and i miss you. into my other cousin, he died in 2019 from cancer. he was the chairman for the voices of 9/11. it was not for him, we would not have this opportunity to speak the way we do and remember our loved ones. everyone in front of us is a new family. it took a tragedy to create this new family. i want to remind everyone over there, our politici

thought my shouldn't it doesn't much. lorraine? yes, ma, from now on from us on the most important part is a new melex club. useful drinker chested miller watch, a diesel to william with ah, a proud disdain because of the african and engagement it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. a with this i was told that lines off he international as rushers, foreign minister planes, the west for the deliberate incitement of the conflict in ukraine. lab work also accusing international bodies of i well turning a blind eye into the violation of human rights by pm with force or ukrainian forces. shell barnett city. once again, 6 people are killed with the referendum on joining russia on the way and just walking forward disputed regions of the next coming days. the attacks continue to intensify.

when lorraine johnson was my secretary and i said, lorraine, there is another disaster. because countries were collapsing around the world. there were civil wars, famines. i said, we need to send another d. a. r. t. team out. she said, andrew, there is no one left in the office. you sent everyone out already. there is me and you and the operations guy who does logistics and the contract officer. and that's, it everybody else from the field. you can't send another team out. i realize i had gone too far, but the point was, there was a massive increase in what we call complex emergencies. alex dewall, says the architecture of the international humanitarian response system is what's drove the death rates down. it wasn't just what happened in eight, it wasn't just oh--, he had sent catherine burtiny to wfp, to make wfp to make the premier un agency dealing with not just food, but the logistics system with airports. running convoys and all that, catherine created that. she was there for ten years. it wasn't an accident that she was sent, it was deliberate! they orchestrated th

i'm afraid it won't go grab is lorraine, is it on? yeah, i mean, yeah, i mean you sell the yo yos for you to be released from the bottle. the genie refused to obey god, but freedom of criticism previously unthinkable. and the soviet public policy created opportunities to attack the general secretary himself to get on with. not ordinary, but yes, but i was the bill is that stuck or by troy is see national. did it only nagging. eventually you're going to be nothing you with that i'm going to help the gauge. many of them are, i have a problem. we get the bill that you with just on walk me hope that a good deal with not only with because all of a struggle with finding a company that, that she gets up and i've got a batch of a she has a booty on basic and as out of child of us being as loud. oh yes, no. we'll see you please. if you go to my room is one you more you almost with your solution? yes, no either william. both of us at the proceed near the in, i guess the not all them in the new to look over the place, the theme enough. yeah. and

to me, but i'm, i will go towards procedural sit in the motion wished and i noticed the degree, lorraine, this is actually what it was really for interview. bringing that i should be able to talk to me. you can reach me at north transitional so i can see what kind of stuff do you want to share for me. so that's what i showed him and told us because for asking those up in the same it about the actual boeing up into that ah ah, this is my room with the walls of barely started and then someone trapped in the next room. i'm always located launch, find ukrainian forces, hit the hotel housing ality crew and they can fill in the region. there are reports of any to death with the victim filled traps under the rub. voting and to this day in don't boss on is not what all he and care on regions. we continue on special coverage of the ongoing referendum way, whether to join russia. i'm here for locals on the ground. everyone myself included has been waiting for russia. it is our destiny.

lee >> lorraine mary greene lee >> myung-woo lee >> richard y.c.>> stuart soo-jin lee >> yang der lee >> stephen paul lefkowitz >> adriana legro >> edward joseph lehman >> eric lehrfeld >> david r. leistman >> david prudencio lemagne >> joseph anthony lenihan >> john joseph lennon, jr. >> john robinson lenoir >> jorge luis leon, sr. >> matthew g. leonard >> michael lepore >> charles a. lesperance >> jeffrey earle leveen >> john dennis levi >> alisha caren levin >> and my brother chris allen him. chris is now gone 21 years and i believe he would be extremely annoyed at the state of our country today. and his behalf i'm going to remind our elected officials why they have their jobs. the preamble to our constitution, we, the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common descent, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of the ready to ourselves and our posterity through the established constitution for the united states of america. i will be voting

ah, joining us today we have and other cs sold off a journalist in mexico city. anna lorraine delgado is deputy director at foundation for justice human rights organization. she's in washington, d. c. and last but not least, catalina, i put as could a, as a professor and researcher at the center for research and teaching of economics. she joins us from august. got it. we also, of course, want to hear your thoughts here at the stream. so if you're watching us on youtube, join the chat and be part of today's conversation. all right, let's get straight to it. so many questions here. really, i want to ask you under the lopez over door really ran on premise of sort of, you know, ending corruption and sort of the drug war and all the violence that we've been seeing for well over a decade. why as he made this, you turn in his pledge to kind of tend the soldiers back to the barracks. yes, this is the question that we are all asking, especially men and the people who did vote for him. i'm in the 1st few years, one of his campaign slogans and ones being president was a but i thought no by less

yeah, did you go to the lorraine unit? is that what those are the principal belonging as alicia? yeah, british oxley mean. you can pull priscilla. it was a sheet. mia? no action was a shallow, so 00 could of stuff. just want to refer for see where. mm . yeah, beautiful or a bill that i saw was theresa. i showed a man got older, so that's what african as a middle guy said, so you see he had the same it about them. i was a lawyer, the national ball now custodians of edge ah ah ah sure, yeah. when you move to protect our homeland sovereignty territorial integrity and to insure the security of our people, i consider it necessary to support the proposal of the ministry of defense to conduct partial mobilization in russia. the russian president, no doubt, is a true build up planing is necessary to ensure the defense of the nation seeking the political them. i'll vote in favor of it. all these events have shown that we have one path, the sooner the better without russia, we have no future local in the don bass say they're ready to make that voice is heard about as people.

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thank you very much. indeed, it's a pleasure. lorraine of king charles. a 3rd usher is in major changes for summit commonwealth nations. he is proclaimed as canada's ye sovereign in a ceremony. as you know, the cabinet met this morning here at rito hall to consider an instrument of advice to her excellency, the governor general with respect to a proclamation of accession, which as you know was read here a few moments ago. and if you'll allow me, i'd also like to reflect for a few moments on her majesty, queen elizabeth the seconds passing as queen of canada for 70 years. her majesty accompanied canadians through some of the most defining moments in our country's history, through her reassuring presence. and graceful demeanour. she was an immense source of inspiration and pride for countless canadians. i consider myself privileged to have met her majesty on a few occasions during my father's tenure here at rito hall, when he served as her governor general. i remember my father's profound respect and affection for her majesty as the 1st acadian to hold the

breonna taylor, tamir rice, george floyd and others, and also lesser known names like anita riley and lorraine polanco. people whose names we often don't hear, but we're also the victims of police violence and importantly and to to kind of pluck us from brink of depression. as martha noted, they offer promise saying practices that are working in places around the country sometimes places around the world to address, prevent, to remedy human rights violations. again here, specifically to the criminal justice system, redefining public by investing prevention and in social services and in economic opportunity, proven demonstrated methods for creating safety, increasing safety in communities and reducing the likelihood of human rights violations. eliminating qualified immunity which so operates to create impunity for law enforcement officers who have violated constitution rights, time, equal justice reform aims to the distribution of federal funds to local and state, something that encouragingly the biden is now doing as part of an executive order that was signed. president biden on his first day

let's bring in luis lorraine accompany. he's a full prosecutor at the international criminal court and join us from brent. his reasons for company is good to have your knowledge there again and thank you very much for your time. we know how busy you are. how does this israeli statement impact in principal of the investigation? all the inquiries that are being made by the i c. c. case on serene and other journalists killed by the israelis it is really. ready ready it's very important that is ryan recognized at meach that it probably that booted came from iraq. the soul really border and what would happen next is a different matter. but i think the fact that by the audience you know, times in, in, we're pushing this. and finally, is right and recognize that probably the bullet came from the right. so you really don't replace carol. no, it's the beginning they mitigate. now the next step is to understand why these really saw your shoot. and i think even if i say no more than the head, ok, but why if you wish someone were shoot

residents have been evacuated. forecast is all predicting lorraine in the south army and navy, and it's continue to rescue people, but some refusing to leave our homes as named rob reports now from done to district in sin. the floods have turned the edge of open fields in sin province into the shorelines of an inland sea. a staging point for rescue missions, shuttling people to safety. those from the district. now wait and worry for the ones left behind. the village after village underwater. only the tops of trees and buildings visible people who are still here are completely surrounded, living as castaways in their own homes. now are still children here the floods came and we couldn't get the children out. we weren't able to save anything now with duck houses of fallen down. we are suffering a lot. what should we do? the government must help us. food is running out and they are stranded. but refusing rescue where animals represent wealth, to leave them behind, is to lose everything. dirty boat. yes. how? my, my mom, the girl you were doing in there? not a lot of steve's here. if we lea

five dart teams out -- i will never forget this -- in 1992, when johnson was my secretary i said, lorraine, there is another disaster. because countries were collapsing around the world. there were civil wars, and famines. and i said, we need to send another dark email. she said, andrew, there is no one left in the office. you sent everyone out already. there is me, and you, and the operations guide that does logistics. and then the contract office. and that is it! everybody else is out in the field. you can't send another team out. there was a massive increase in what we call these complex emergencies. alex wall said that the architecture of the emergency response system is what drove the death rates down. and it wasn't just what happened in aid, it wasn't just osha. it was that we sent catherine to wf p to make a wf p into the premier u.n. agency dealing with emergencies. not just food. they also won the logistics system, airports, they run convoys and all of that. >> as an administrator you got a phone call and you said, look, you are about to see this huge agency boosted on the ground

so william wyler is a of french men from alsace, a little village in alsace and lorraine coleman, who's he's also jewish. he is sent to hollywood to work for his uncle in the movie industry, the twenties. and then william will become director. maybe now second superlative of the evening, i think is i think he is hollywood's greatest director. he's nominated for 12 best director academy awards. he wins three every he's the only director in an academy award history that every movie he wins for best director also wins for best picture. so he's not just a great director. he also directs great movies, which is something that him important. the other thing he's known for and it's said two different ways, he's as 40 take willy he's also known as 90 take william a stick with 40. take willy because i saw that more often than 90. take willy. but because he would take after take after take, he was a very, very, very demanding director and that demand he produced just the most number of academy award winning actors and actresses in hollywood's okay he has more than any other direct heir that will g

we were just speaking about that with lorraine, -- lara rhame, what the guidance is in terms of the pricing, and potential layoffs. kailey: when you have the likes of fedex talking about reducing certain things but also raising prices on certain frates, how will you do that in an environment where demand is deteriorating? it is the pricing power question that will be what impacts corporate margins. something that morgan stanley had been warning about for some time. we have started to see the downward earnings revisions but not to the extent that we need to. lisa: we asked steven englander a simple question as we talked about these moves, would you buy the pound? he said no. right now we are seeing it at 1.10 versus the dollar. where does it stop? s&p futures declining 1.2%. the nasdaq down 1.3%. 5-year gilt yields, shocking. continuing to rise. 4.1%, up 54 basis points on a day. this is something you been talking about, the pace of the movie is notable. kailey: and mildly alarming, and the new u.k. government doesn't seem to mind. when the chancellor of the exchequer was asked about this, h

lorraine's relative served in the military.ind of recognise what she has done and also for my male members of the family as well. so yes, it is to be a very special moment, something to remember as well. and i have got my brother's ashes with me today as well. to finally see the queen's coffin is overwhelming for many, saying thank you to a woman who was with us for so long. just built up just waiting for the moment to be in there, and just had to go, had to, really, she wasjust beautiful and lovely. what an incredible out of body experience the whole thing was. it is very hard to describe. after queueing all night and paying respects to the queen, it is time to say goodbye to new friends, but for those justjoining the line, it's going to be a long, long wait. charlotte gallagher, bbc news, westminster. our royal correspondences with me outside buckingham palace, its beautiful weather and the focus of attention has been on westminster hall and windsor but still very much on the palace, people are coming to lay flowers, to lay f