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lu zhi is a conservation biologist at peking university.she's been working with tibetans in this area for many years. translator: during the 1990s, when i went to the tibetan area for the first time, i saw something g that really surprised me. there e was a lot of loggiging going on, but in some areas, the wiwild animals were not afraid of people. and there were verery old trees, 600 oror 700 years old. the ancient forerest was preserved. i asked ththe local people how is this possiblele? people said d this is our sacred mountain. this was a big shock to me. just the concept of sacred moununtain was g good enough to preserve the resources. it's more powerful than the law or the preaching of scientists. todaday the system is still functioning. in the core area, nothing should be touched. then in a broader area, killing g is not allowed. no liviving beings should be harmed. we d d a survey y on birds, and we discovered that wherever the belief in sacred mountains is strong, there is greater biodiversity. so this shshows scientificalally the e

lu lu tan has more. >> reporter: call it a lifeline. cars in formation since 8:00 this morning to grab meals and go to people in need. >> it's really an outpouring of generosity and good will and i love this day because i've watched families and children and the families grow up delivering. >> reporter: like 12-year-old mazy. her favorite part is connecting to other people who wouldn't otherwise have visitors. >> they're awesome and it's nice to meet these people. >> about a hundred volunteer drivers will come through this line picking up a gift and go to this station to collect males to go out to families in the bay area. >> you, i don't know. >> reporter: this is one of them. >> i lost about 20 pounds. >> she's lived quite a life. >> what does this one go? >> shake what your mama gave you. and i can still shake what mama gave me. >> reporter: her girls -- >> that's jerry and that's missy. >> reporter: can't make it for the holidays so she has volunteers instead. >> they're a god send. when i first got sick, i had a femur put in. when

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and school administrators plan to operate on the schedule ugut >>coday even as electiondoug lu have a declared winner the arizona race but two other states, georgia and florida are questioning. >> two races in florida remain in question as congress returns to work today. >> who are the new faces coming to washington? we have one answer this morning. >> democrat kyrsten sinema was declared the winner of a senate race. and mcsally conceded from the couch. >> i congratulated after a hard fought battle. >> the other senate that had been held by john mccain is being filled by john pile. he may step aside ens, the repu governor could appoint martha mcsally to replace pile. >>> florida on the other hand, is a problem. the major recount will start in broward county. two big races are still too close to call, for governor and u.s. senate where republican rick scott has a his race to be called, he's going up to capitol hill. >> i'll be part of the election, i'm going up there tomorrow. i look forward to starting the office and getting started as a u.s. senator. >> the leadership elections are s

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. >>> lus, a police officer killed on the job. how winchester police officer, huer edwards, i being remembered this morning. "news4 today" will be right back. stay with us. >>> good morning, everybody. fast approaching 5:00 a.m i am aaron gilchrist. >> i am eun yang. after all the turkey and leftovers and all the family and drinking and now you are on monday and ha go back to work -- >> struggle bus. >> wow. >> you said it. yot we are going to get you ready with forecast and commute. >> we will try to make it easyo you. we have melissa with the roads and let'st check fiith chuck bell. >> sounds like eun yang had a box of wine this morning. am i missing something? >> no, just a box. >>> we have more rain in the forecast. won't be quite the super soaker that we enred on saturday. it also won't be all that cold. we are in the upper0s to around 50 degrees now so wake-up weather this morning, mostly in the 40 be ready f rain. you can see on storm team radar, already rain in shenandoah county, and this is coming northbound so rain chanc

lu in that in >> reporter: this crash left a woman dead on tuesday afternoon near the cross of eastbound highway 12. just nine days earlier, a nearby stretch of stony point bore witness to another fatal crash. a woman hit and killed while walking against a light and on september 15, the same thing along stony point road. this time, leaving a man dead . >> it's difficult to tell a family member they've lost someone. >> reporter: it borders a hiking and biking trail that meanders through santa rosa. it's popular with pedestrians and bicyclists but stony point itself is even more popular with drivers trying to avoid a clogged highway 101, turn this four-lane road into a major north--- north-south park. >> it's the way a lot of people get out of the city to head south of us. >>r: accding to sergeahal of these could have enprevd by ee yingntion. >> itc area. it's to speed in >> reporter: there are only four major traffic investigators in the city of santa rosa police department. two are working on cases right >>> an east bay family shattered tonight. two murder charges against the woman accus

la primera sala de la corte concediÓ dos amparos a ciudadanos por la prohibiciÓn del consumo sub lu Údicoar y consumir marihuana, a la comisiÓn federal para la la protecciÓn de miembros sanitarios y esa dependencia se lo niega, el ciudadano podrÁ interponer un amparo. y obtener una resoluciÓn en ese mismo sentido. lo que la corte no autorizÓ, es la comercializaciÓn, suministro o distribuciÓn de marihuana. tampoco se podrÁ fumar frente a menores de edad. cualquier ciudadano que solicite al gobierno federal para cÚltim bar y consumir marihuana con fines recreativos podrÁ hacerlo a partir de ahora. esto puede hacer que el c congreso modifique la ley legislaciÓn antidroga . es ua, necesita modificar la constituciÓn para que ocurra y por supuesto la ley general de salud. por lo pronto felicidad con esta decisiÓn. mucha gente seguirn descontento con esto pero estamos en tiempos de cambio, mmuchas gracias. al regresarÉ noticias telemundo lla caravana migrante sigue su marcha desde mÉxico hacia est o estados unidos. pero cÓmo se observar este de vista legal? >> la abogada nos lo explica. si usted

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if lu, and fire fires could battle the flames. no evacuations were caused and no injuries were reported >>> google has agreed to change how it handles cases of sexual misconduct after a huge walkout last week. they outlined the changes in a letter to employees. >> a sign of change at google. the ceo promised policy changes and more transparency for sexual misconduct claims. we recognize we haven't gotten everything right in the past and we're sincerely sorry for that. it's clear we need to make changes. he outlined several charges, including arbitration will be optional, better care for those who come forward. and dock employees who don't complete training, and discourage excessive alcohol drinking and they said 20% of people were drinking alcohol. >> they're trying to understand what are the factors that are causing this kind of a dysfunctional culture in companies. >> meg virck says not only does the announcement heard the employees, she applauds the company for looking deeper into the male dominated culture. >> they are address

lu walked out with big ticket items ing televisions. >>> and in nashville, no running, just walking, into this best buy. shopping carts to load up on the items. analysts say people are feeling good about the economy,on csumer confidence at an eight-year high right now. >>> confidence and joy with the redskins not at a high, at a low, that's for sure. the redskins had a lead against the cowboys, but everything slipped away, quickly. sherree burress is live in on whawith more happened to the burgundy and gold tonight. sherree, didn't look pretty. >> reporter: well, leon, this makes the final five games of the season that much more important for the redskins coming off a loss, because with this dallas win, they w are atop the division, and it was a dominant win at that comet colt m oy starting at quarterback for the first time since 2014. he had a mix of ups and downs in this on one of those ups, here in the third quarter. a 14-yard touchdown pass to trey quinn to give the redskins the lead. everyone talkingbout this. this celebration dance. he tells me it has to do with the show "the o

they are current lu holding an expanded bilateral meeting. of course, it was at the forefront of their minds. macron's officials said, look, president trump misunder what he was saying. today macron really doubled down and tried to clarify, essentially saying this should not be a surprise. of course, europe wants to have a strong and robust military that is capable of performing on its own. president trump was asked about his tweet. take a listen to how he responded. >> we're getting along from the standpoint of fairness, and we want it to be fair. we want to help europe, but it has to be fair. right now the burden sharing has been largely on the president, and he understands that. he understands that the united states can only do so much in fairness to the united states. we want to absolutely be there. we want to help. we want to be a part of it. but different countries have to also help. that's only fair. and i think the president -- we've already discussed this. the president and i very much agree on that. >> so, dara, just to analyze what

hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa ba rak. headlines: theresa may fights back, saying replacing her as conservative leader wouldn't make the brexit negotiations any easier and warning of a crucial week ahead. these are the next seven days will be critical, they are about the future of this country. it is about people's jobs, their livelihoods, the future of their children and grandchildren. at a commemoration event in germany, the french president makes an impassioned plea for a stronger, united europe. the former wales and lions rugby captain gareth thomas speaks out after suffering a homophobic attack in cardiff. now the travel show: ade adepitan is in lebanon as the country celebrates 75 years of independence. this week on the travel show, i'm in lebanon, finding out why beirut is hoping to regain its reputation as the entertainment capital of the middle east. we have amazing people who are doing work that is internationally recognised. also coming up, i'll be discovering how an ordinary man became the king of his own castl

rr:ru fat't hear so much aboute lu - fo bcused on immigraigtion in e e the lastwa few days. >> we want these people to come in, but they have to come in legally. they have to come in. al lly by former president obama have countered by making healthcare their key message. >> when i was president, republicans voted more than a dozen times to get rid of protections for preexisting conditions. last year the vote short and if they win on tuesday they might finally suconceedl . >> reporter:ey the bat ftle for control of congress has dominated headlines for months, but local elections are being fought over just as hard. >> one of the most bitterly contested is the race for governor in georgia. polss show the republican nominee georgia secreta of state brian kemp in a tight race with the democratic nominee stacey abrams who's hoping to become the first female african-american governor in u.s. history. on sunday, kemp's office opened an investigation into the georgia democratic party over what it called a failed attempt to hack the voter registration system. democrats are calling the move a des

. >> the wintry mix also hit other parts of the southeast and lower midwest, including missouri, lu, and arkansas. >> there's a gee whiz, wow factor with it and of course everyone has to learn how to drive again in snow. >> as the storm moves north, some are calling this a good dress rehearsal for worse weather to come. >> you see mixed rain coming like this, it makes you be aware and just make sure everybody's in place. >> others are just enjoying the early winter. >> i don't ever recall having snow in november before thanksgiving. it's pretty, though. makes you get ready for the holidays. >> down in the florida panhandle, officials opened a shelter for people still displaced by hurricane michael who are concerned about staying warm. >> now, the 85 million people in the storm's path and at the very least we could be in for some major travel delays. anne-marie. >> that's for sure. tom hanson here in new york. thanks a lot, tom. >>> winter storm warnings are posted from arkansas to vermont. some interior sections could see up to 10 inches of snow. that's according to national weather

mifrcrofo) es sorprendente , probablemente habia seis oficiales de policia que etsaban de franco en el lunos de ellos dicen que estaban frente de mi hija, e esorpren sorprendente (pregunta fuera de microfono) mire, yo hable ante una sinagoga dsespues de la tragedia y hablando con el rabino, deciamos que hay que hacer algo acerc dea del odio, hay que ha a algo para expresar amor, hay que tener paciencia con la gnente, a hay que entender a la gente porque toca muchas vidas en la c comunidad. >> hay lagalgun indicio en rede sociales?. >> no hay nad que lo indique pero analizamos la presencai en redes sociales, igual que uste e ustedes. >> ninguinoi de los que esta l alli estaba armado . >> tiene informacion adicional d del oficial fallecido?. >> el sargento n(nombre en inglesingle ingles) veterano de la oficina de alguaciles, casado, con un hijo adulto, como he dicho va varias veces entro para salvar vidas y sacrifico su vida hay algun tipo de analisis de c democratico de las victimas?. >> no lo creo, la palabra clave aqui es que fue algo aleatorio, fue un ataque dentro del local, creo que n

he says virginia's incentive package was not the most lu lucrative on the table for amazon.e says the package is focused on work force delopment, infrastructure and housing. and the money amazon gets is based on what they bring to the commonwealth. >> you know, this is what i call a performance-based package, and virginia will not spend any money until we've seen that these jobs are c ing and are here, so, it's a very innovative approach. >> governor northam says amazon will b critical to diversifying reliesa's economy, which heavily on federal and military jobs. he believes more tech jobs will come, thanks to amazon's arrival. > a florida teenager spent hours today stuck inside a bank vault n miami. the 17-year-old was with a friend trespassing on the proper toif an old bank of america building and he got stuck in the vault. fire and rescue teams were lled in. you can see the hole where they tried to break through the wall, but they couldn't get through two feet of concrete and steel ayrebar. police former bank of america employee wasocated and the person remembered the old

. >>> in an extraordinary move, the president is waving aside the lu coon by his own intel agencies that saudi arabia's crown d the e was beh murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: the president tonight deciding to side with abia at all costs. >>f we abandon saudi arabia, it would be a terrible mistake. >> reporter: questioning the cia's conclusion reported by nbc news, that the saudi crown prince muhammad bin salman the murder of washington post writer jamal khashoggi. >> they have nothing definitive. and the fact is, maybe he did, maybe he didn't. >> reporter: saying to him it's all about keeping oil prices down, arms deals, and countering iran. >> trump is saying the other thinget from saudi arabia are more important than establishing the culpability for the murder of khashoggi. president claims $450 billion in saudi deals, they've promised only $14.5 billion, and the secretary of state, asked about khashoggi's death affecting saudi relations said -- >> it's mean, nast world out there. they're an important partner of ours. >> reporter: mike pompeo

so, we have the entire month of december,lus a little bit more of november left, to become the wettest year on record,end wh we are within an inch of that, so, that's likely going to happen. now, no rai tomorrow, wednesday or thursday, but it's blustery, and we do have plenty of sunshine. but with the winds, definitely want toer bundle up especially tomorrow and wednesday. unfortunately for the weekend, i'm tracking some rain. , as wellly on saturd as sunday, but the good news is right now, saturday and sunday, theyot looking like washouts by any means. currently, our temperature i comi in the low 30s and 40s. 43 in washington. 39 inbu gaithe. 37 out there in manassas. and we do have clear skith out e tonight. and cold air is coming down from the north and west. take a look at these wind chills across the area. wind chill in hagerstown in 34.t morganto 28 and feeling 21 right now in pittsburgh. so, this cold air continues tof er in overnight and then it is with us for the majority of this wk week. we start off tomorrow at 38 degrees. and again, plenty of sunshine, but it windy out ther

hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. headlines: five ministers in theresa may's cabinetjoin forces to try and persuade her to make changes to the draft brexit agreement. other ministers voice their support for the prime minister. the reality of life is that we have a choice, which is to back this, which i think everybody should. if we don't, we will probably go over the cliff edge of having no deal at all and leaving without a deal. the number of people missing in california's wildfires has now risen to more than 1000. 71 people are known to have died. according to reports in us media, the cia believes the saudi crown prince ordered the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the broadcaster, writer and former newsreader, richard baker, has died at the age of 93. in rugby — scotland are an hour into their game against south africa whilst england play japan at twickenham. and this evening, wales will host tonga in cardiff. we'll bring you the scores, live, across the afternoon. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this

not quite, lu ka ku clattered game seemed as good as over.ed hope. with five minutes left it was snuffed out, and how. a mesmeric pass move coolly finished off. it summed up city‘s dominance. back to the top of the table, and on this form they will take some shifting. there were three other games in the premier league today. liverpool and chelsea have maintained their unbeaten starts to the season. liverpool with a 2—0 win at home to fulham. chelsea were held to a goalles draw by everton. arsenal needed a late equaliser to rescue a point at home to wolves. rangers thrashed ten—man motherwell 7—1 to move into third place in the scottish premiership. they are only two points behind leaders celtic, who moved top on goal difference after a goalless d raw away to livingston. liam kelly kept livvy in the game with a number of fine saves. celtic are level on points with hearts. england‘s women have been beaten at home for the first time since phil neville took over as manager, losing 2—0 to sweden. before the match, captain steph houghton was honour

charger secretary steven minu sion has reportedly been meeting with chinese vice premier lu he ahead of the summit in buenos or is at the end of this month the u.s. side is reportedly still insisting china put an offer on the table for discussion meanwhile china says a framework for further talk coming out of buenos aires should be the goal some news reports suggest the well known schism of the u.s. side between mr menuhin and u.s. trade embassador robert light hisor are hindering u.s. negotiators from taking a clear direction in the talks and on the canadian front justin justin trudeau the picture the prime minister of canada of course expressed optimism that he and president trump can resolve their trade related issues in buenos ariz the plan is for the leaders to sign the us mexico canada agreement the renegotiated version of nafta at the summit and turning to some apparent consequences a president trumps traders a honda motor company says that they will increase production of the x. .

hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak.any previous decade. the study says the hottest days have become hotter and tropical nights are becoming more frequent. the changes are consistent with our warming climate. the uk has warmed bya warming climate. the uk has warmed by a degree in 50 years or so. police launch a criminal inquiry into allegations of anti—semitic hate crimes by members of the labour party. a paraplegic man sues luton airport after claims he was forced to drag himself through the terminal building because staff failed to provide him with a self—propelling wheelchair. brexit secretary dominic raab holds talks with politicians and business leaders in northern ireland. the democratic unionists say they hope a deal is close, but sinn fein accuse mr raab of being no more than a day—tripper. in a moment, it'll be time for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news: one of britain's greatest paralympians, baroness tanni grey—thompson, will be speaking to us about the paraplegic m

yu de lu's unbeaten run against the irish lasted for a years, through bruised bodies and broken hearts years ago, the dynamic has changed. for this irish team, beating new zealand isa this irish team, beating new zealand is a necessary step towards their aim. to winning the world cup. it is a lwa ys aim. to winning the world cup. it is always an achievement to beat the all blacks. it would be a huge feather in these players if they could topple them on saturday. feather in these players if they could topple them on saturdaym ireland are the northern hemisphere's smash hits, then scotla nd hemisphere's smash hits, then scotland have been the breakthrough act. they beat england in the six nations and fluid last saturday. six changes against the south africans, but whatever happens on saturday, sunday is going to hurt. but whatever happens on saturday, sunday is going to hurtm but whatever happens on saturday, sunday is going to hurt. if you ask any coach in world rugby, the team that provides the biggest challenge in the game physically with forwards, it would be south africa. they selec

hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak.ines: five ministers in theresa may's cabinetjoin forces to try and persuade her to make changes to the draft brexit agreement. other ministers voice their support for the prime minister. the number of people missing in california's wildfires has now risen to more than 1000. 71 people are known to have died. according to reports in us media, the cia believes the saudi crown prince ordered the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the broadcaster, writer and former newsreader, richard baker, has died at the age of 93. in rugby — england have made a come—back and are beating japan at twickenham. and wales won against tonga in cardiff. we'll bring you all the results, live, across the afternoon. now on bbc news, talking business looks at entrepreneurship and the small and medium business scene in dubai and the united arab emirates. welcome to dubai — home of sunny beaches, big buildings, and even bigger investment. but what about the small and medium—sized businesses? in recent years,

chang:erso just lu i mean, women account for 25% of jobsti across the com industry, 7% of venture-capitalnvestors. these are the people who decide what geek gets to be the next facebook,wo ann-led companies get just 2% of venture-capital funding, er not only are they upresented, they're just not getting the money that they need to start these potentially world-changing businesses. vu: but it wasn't always this wayk i mean, in your you talk abn world-changing businesses. who played a formative role in the computer industry, women like ada lovelpee, women like grace h tell us about them. chang: in the 1940s and 1950s -- meayeditolesinen t com ipud ing rrch most srted ustry.wh programming computr nasa,g coand then in the '60s and '70s, as the industry was exploding, they were desperate for new talent, s and sotware company hired two psychologists to develop a personality test to identify good programmers, and what they decided is that good programmers, quote, "don't like people." vu: hmm. chang: well, if you look for people who don't like people, you'll hire far more men than women. that's w

hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak.o make changes to the draft brexit agreement. other ministers voice their support for the prime minister. the reality of life is that we have a choice, which is to back this, which i think everybody should. if we don't, we will probably go over the cliff edge of having no deal at all and leaving without a deal.

hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines.nisters in theresa may's cabinetjoin forces to try and persuade her to make changes to the draft brexit agreement. other ministers voice their support for the prime minister. the number of people missing in california's wildfires has now risen to more than 1,000. 71 people are known to have died. according to reports in us media, the cia believes the saudi crown prince ordered the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the broadcaster, writer and former newsreader, richard baker, has died at the age of 93. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me 0lly foster and azi farni. hello there, these are our headlines this evening. england come from behind to save their blushes against the brave blossoms of japan. there was a scare for wales in cardiff but seven second half tries saw them thrash tonga by 50 points. and england's cricketers are three wickets away from a series victory in sri lanka. good evening, what a day of rugby union, all four home

charter secretary steven minu sion has reportedly been meeting with chinese vice premier lu he ahead of the summit in buenos or is at the end of this month the u.s. side is reportedly still insisting china put an offer on the table for discussion meanwhile china says a framework for further talk coming out of buenos aires should be the goal some news reports suggest the well known schism of the u.s. side between mr menuhin and u.s. trade embassador robert light hisor are hindering u.s. negotiators from taking a clear direction in the talks and on the canadian front justin justin trudeau the picture the prime minister of canada of course expressed optimism that he and president trump can resolve their trade related issues in buenos ariz the plan is for the leaders to sign the us mexico canada agreement the renegotiated version of nafta at the summit and turning to some apparent consequences a president trumps traders a honda motor company says that they will increase production of the acura r.d.x. luxury vehicle in china rather than producing inputs in the u.s. and shipping them honda

vu: we have this american lu association report that just came out this week that says, "out of the hep0 u.s. cities withost ozone pollution, eight of them are in california, including los angeles, sacramento and fresno," and at the same time we have a federal government that is rolling back quite a few provisions of the clean air act. pope: well, the trump administration is mfederal policies horrible. it turns out, that doesn't have to matter that much. oufor example, let's talk air pollution in california. i've been working on this problem for 40 years. for 40 years, california has been trying to clean up the inrnal-combustion engine, and we've done really a remarkable job,r and st of those 40 years, washington was resistant. so most of the progress california madele ining up the car, which has now translated into national progress, was made by california without washington. we now recognize we caowt do the job with gas. we need to electrify vehicles, and that's how we're going to solve california's pollution problem, and california can take the lead and is taking the lead on getting

hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak.he headlines: five ministers in theresa may's cabinetjoin forces to try and persuade her to make changes to the draft brexit agreement the reality of life is that we have a choice, which is to back this, which i think everybody should. if we don't, we will probably go over the cliff edge of having no deal at all and leaving without a deal. the number of people missing in california's wildfires has now risen to more than 1000. 71 people are known to have died. according to reports in us media, the cia believes the saudi crown prince ordered the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the broadcaster, writer and former newsreader, richard baker, has died at the age of 93. in rugby, scotland prepares for it's match against south africa and wales host tonga in cardiff. meanwhile, england take on japan at twickenham. we'll bring you the scores, live, across the afternoon. as part of our season on fake news, bbc news brought together social media tech giants in delhi to discuss the roles t

i think they're mentioned already, but the fab lus folks at south of market child care. i think it's going to be a fabulous place. it's not unnoticed by all of us just how profound moving into an affordable housing development can be on the lives of future children, it's profound, and we're looking forward to the partnership with you. i want to also thank some folks that did the hard work, greg chin from california partnership, julia bennett, chris rivera, who does the construction management for us. i just want to make a minute, if you work for mercy housing, if you wouldn't mind just raising your hand, standup for a second to just be acknowledged for all of the great work that you do. [applause] >> you know, i think mercy housing is a very special place, but i just saw someone acknowledge we're part of a broader movement and a field of people who do this work. many of the people in this room go to other ribbon cuttings just like this. we're fortunate in a we can go to work at a place that we can do so much good in the world. it's a very rewarding feeling to go to work

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chevron, lu lu's mattel, the north face and target.our families, happy thanksgiving and merry christmas. [ applause ] >> when we landed yesterday, we were all struck by the fact we could smell the smoke, we could taste the smoke. and it looked like twilight. >> no distinction between what time of day. it was crazy. >> fresh off of our flight are the eight incredible chefs who dropped everything just to come with us. matt abdoo, eric of tupelo honey restaurants. alejandra ramos. jordan andino. yvette rios, the host of slice. and kevin and my pal, my wake-up call, roxanne. what was your reaction out of this? >> just an overall sense of just being humbled. when we first got there, it was incredible to see the transition from how sad and down everybody was. and then, the second we started interacting with them and serving them food, you could see the change in the personalities. and you start to see a little bit of hope and a couple smiles come out. it was very, very emotional. >> they wanted to laugh. they hadn't been given an opportunity

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. >> lucy: lu. i work on the hotel. i am on strike. i have to move a lot of heavy things, such things and deep clean. when the hotel forced to schedule enough people, my co-workers and i have to work extremely fast to get everything done in order to leave on time. that is the too much to leave us to get injured. and unfortunately the marriott doesn't look at our centers. we hadn't hurt our bodies to get it all done. we deserve a better contract. one job should be enough. thank you. >> hello. >> good afternoon, my name is gustavo. i work for the hotel. i am a janitor. i have to work two jobs. to be able to pay for my bills and my rent. i can't pay for healthcare coverage. my daughter has gone to the university and it is going to be harder for me with just one job. >> kirk. >> i've worked for marriott for 23 years. i was at the stanford court for 18 years, i thought i would retire there. in 2013 i was laid off so i had to look for another marriott job to stay with the company. i knew a manager at another marriott so i went to work for th

if you want to avoid thoseact lu work your way from 880 over towards 101. taking a look along traffic. it's now in the clearing stages but it did back you up just a bit. 27 minutes from loveridge as you head towards 680. >>> 633 right now the rain should go a long way. >> the question this morning is what will happen when the rain mixes with our unhealthy air. one concern is acid rain which can impact heart function, cause breathing difficulties for people with asthma and deposit on crops. experts at u.c. davis tell us the rain may be more acidic than normal but it may have a lasting impact. >> it's only long repeated exposure we might end up with problems. >> it is pulling the polluti i n the ground and gets very much deluded when that happens. >> as for our drinking water the rain mixing with particlates and the smokey air will not have an impact because much of our water comes from the sierra and gets filtered. >>> and a live look now from the burn zone in butte county this morning. you can see the huge mess in the town of paradise of course. the approac

. >> a eolute lu. i ited about doing this. this is part of who i am. all about my community. >> tell me about all the food. >> i have ham, virginia ham, a ton of turkey, i can't tell you the poundage i have. have unlimited. d ieade sur that i'm able to feed at least re than 3,000. >> reporter: that's going to happen tomorrow. that's when the feast happens throughout the day here at middletonsh hall. iff barry is here. this is something you felt in your spirit to be able to do for the holiday. >> absoluly. it was a group effort from the faith-based community. tl coming together to mee needs of people in our community. >> quickly tell m about that need. >> that particular need is those that may be do not have financial means to be able toad uate lly feed themselves. we want to be that measure to help them meet that particular need in our community. >> look at charles county cominy out in a big wo end hunger. that's what it's all about. het's show you some of the food. the ham, t turkey, all of it looking gorgeous. and the prep time continues here in the