what do you mean by a mickey mouse degree?had a prepared answer or they shouldn't have said it. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> arin and on the point of apprenticeships, what peter says is so true. you know, people think of apprenticeships, meaning you're going into a big shipyard or you become a mechanical or an electrical engineer or, you know, nursing. no, we don't have much industry in this country now. and therefore most apprenticeships aren't what people think. if you look at, for instance, apprenticeships, i think in even 2010 they've gone down from about half a million to around 330,000. every single prime minister i can remember for the last 15 years gordon brown, david cameron, now rishi sunak , david cameron, now rishi sunak, probably boris johnson and theresa may too said that we need more apprentices is. but look, it's easy to say if there isn't the industry then what kinds of apprenticeships are we talking about ? kinds of apprenticeships are we talking about? i mean, i know people who've done apprenticeships for marketing

. so—called mickey mouse degrees.out studying serf management good evening. i'm tom harwood gb news, deputy political editor . news, deputy political editor. it's 30 minutes. 8:32. this is state of the nation. now, are the polls narrowing in this general election? one poll yesterday took westminster by storm, showing a narrowing of labour's lead against the tories .jl labour's lead against the tories . jl partners labour's lead against the tories .jl partners found that labour's lead had been reduced from 18 to 12 points since april, albeit other polls still show the gap being much, much wider. well, what's behind this confounding result ? joining me confounding result? joining me is the co—founder of jl partners, james johnson . james, partners, james johnson. james, what what are you doing in your methodology ? vie. that seems to methodology? vie. that seems to show a tightening here in this race. >> yes. there's two things going on, tom. one is how we end up with this smaller labour lead of 12 points compared to so

mickey mouse is 52 billion sales, so chances are great that we could do mickey mouse degrees.nt is there isn't. and you're right. so the telegraph came out with degrees like english literature, for example. that was one of the degrees that people were only only earning 25, £26,000 after five years. and i sympathise with what the government is trying to do, but it's doing the wrong method here. yes, we want to ensure that when students go to university, they're going to with open eyes to do something that will lead to what they want. but money isn't everything. there are non—pecuniary benefits of education. there are. there's the love of learning for its own sake. some of those people doing engush sake. some of those people doing english literature may be very fulfilled doing that , forgetting fulfilled doing that, forgetting the earnings that are not as high as if you're doing computing or business or medicine. so that's the first point. don't don't say that. we've got to decide. don't say the office for students has got to decide. don't say the government has got to decide ba

. >> she was wearing a mickey mouse shirt. >> she have mickey mouse clothing? >> no. >> she had long hair. >> her hair was cut. >> potential suspects would pile up so why did loved ones distrust the lead detective? >> we were begging them, take him off the case. >> building to a reckoning. >> the world blows up. >> almost surreal. heather bogle was thrilled to get a job at the local whirlpool factory, >>> hello, and welcome d to dateline. heather bogle was thrilled to get a job at the whirlpool factory, even if it meant working the graveyard shift. this way, her days were free for her daughter. then, the young mother was murdered. the search for her killer would lead to a handful of suspects but her family had their doubts. soon, they would find officials were hiding a mountain of dirty laundry, but with a fine justice for heather? here is josh mankiewicz with jagged. >> there in too many places left in the country where you will find americans still making the things americans use. one of them is this plant in northern ohio. inside these walls is where an asto

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mickey mouse university degree.courses that don't propel graduates into, well paid jobs. instead, there will be an increase in spending on apprenticeships . increase in spending on apprenticeships. but increase in spending on apprenticeships . but look, what apprenticeships. but look, what are these real mickey mouse degrees again, it would be nice to have a bit more detail, wouldn't it ? wouldn't it? >> degrees are ones where people don't get a decent job, so they just go through the process of getting a degree and they might even get the degree, of course, where dropout, rates are very high, or whether people move into jobs that are lowly paid . into jobs that are lowly paid. we're going to give the power to the regulator, the office for students, to look at these and advise us, which they think are the worst performing courses. so it's not a case of particular universities. it's not a case of picking out and naming and naming and shaming at this stage. it's taking an objective view as to which courses are good va

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. >>> finally tonight, on this day in 1928, mickey mouse made his debut.ne crazy." and mickey would go on to star in more than 130 films, like "fantasia." ♪ becoming disney's most recognizable character. lillian disney named him mickey. her husband, walt, originally called him mortimer. that's "nightline" for tonight is. you can see full and cache in, at cache creek casino resort,

in every days the lines swim from their lair to the beach of mickey. units in northern chevy with the disappearance of their natural prey. these one self sufficient hunters of the sea are becoming akin to beggars, relying on handouts from locals. that's because the coast of mickey units, population, 13000, is home to more than 40 industries, including 12 cornfield thermo electric plants. the consequences of industrial pollution are everywhere says fishermen in n b a genie. i'm going to hire a game to the crowds are all black underneath the coal, so when you crack them, the meat is old, black 2, and that proves there, contaminate one fisherman. jose sanchez tells us the floating waist from a nearby factory stings to the touch, which you will see here is a catch of muscles or in spanish mission eunice or these. and that's what gives this town it's name. the fisherman used to be able to give these just by going about 20 minutes from here and there boats. now we have to go out at least 4 hours, sometimes overnight, a day, even 2 days to be able to bring back as much as this. because it's

but this is interesting in regard to the mickey mouse nature of it.sm degrees are mickey mouse, no, but there was a module in this course in disney studies. oh, okay. >> very good. >> very good. >> but but this idea that this is what worries me slightly. adam, you're then having this kind of courses which are in the creative arts, lots of people working @gbnews in journalism, graphic designers, all of the people behind the scenes that create good programming, you know, they're creative geniuses and they might not have earned much out of university, but that doesn't denigrate the course that they've done to get there. >> absolutely. and that's why i think it's so important that the announcement today isn't about closing down a particular institution or a particular subject. it's about courses that aren't delivering value. and so some creative arts courses, media courses, journalism courses are incredibly prestigious. do deliver those earnings . and they're not the earnings. and they're not the sort of courses that can be looked at, but other courses. s

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and now coming back to that topic of mickey mouse degrees , i'm joined mickey mouse degrees, i'm joinede think tank ed sukh and the former government adviser for the department of education. tom, welcome to the show. a pleasure to have you. can you help me out with something here? why should the government get involved with what degrees people take and what degrees people take and what they waste or spend their money on? it's a free market. why is the prime minister getting involved in people's individual choices? >> it's a great question . >> it's a great question. >> it's a great question. >> it's a great question. >> i think a lot of it comes down to student debt levels. >> if you do a three year university degree, you can end up now 50 to £60,000 in debt. and clearly there's a lot of young people going to university and a lot of young people finishing degrees going. was that really the right choice for me? i'm now laden with this debt into my 20s and 30s. what am i going to do about it? so it's perfectly legitimate for the government to say we want to crack down on these courses. th

and i'm mickey. and a lot of you guys have been asking us how we make a body set, so we're going to show you today so that we may demo it says, yeah, sam and mickey bobby love us from australia, says 2010, the 2 foot civilians through z as to the directors of short stopped motion phillips, satirical and pointed. bobby, is always the boss personally, i guess growing up from me. she was every thing she would be hitting me have play. yeah. in imagination, whenever i wanted to do whatever i wanted to be, i could be that 3 body. i could make her be a wonderful house maker. i could make a be up. i'll wake up heroin and fight cry. it was so limitless. what you could do with her, what you could imagine with that she could feel entire days, weeks was play and you'd navigate for it because there was, there was always some different scenario. you could imagine you could build some other well, but you could, you could, you know, enter into it to the concept is clear that children create their own adult who becom

oh mickey mouse degrees. did you do mickey mouse degree. >> no i did a degree. right.id a marxist mouse degree. you would call it. you'd call it. i'm joking. >> horrible old leftie lecturer. which is why you are where you are. >> don't go anywhere. gb news. >> kevin maguire is still here. round two with bev turner and round three with me. i want to talk to you about your great friend angela rayner. kevin, the deputy leader of the labour party. the police have. surprise, surprise. they are taking no further action about it. this was after the book written by michael ashcroft. you're going to mention in 30s is a billionaire. but he didn't mention anything to do with their tax affairs. he said when she was married, before she was an mp, he said in the book that she she had a house which she bought under a right to buy. her husband had a house up the road. they lived together and the house was rented out. well she registered correctly on the electoral register. the police have now decided they're not proceeding. proceeding any further. but you don't think the police should

mickey mouse . was english. mickey mouse. degrees, as you say there, there is no there isn't.at made me laugh about this report was that obviously you need to bnngin was that obviously you need to bring in 40,000 a year. it's a lot of money to be paid. nine area students are down because nigeria itself is flat on its back at the moment. it's by having all this oil. so they sent less less thing. the other good thing to emerge about this was that the number of dependents had collapsed literally by 100,000, which helps towards us having a more stable population in our country. so i'm sure you'd be in favour of that stellar of dependents, the dependents not coming and only coming with phds effectively. >> i do think that there are cases where, yes, people bringing too many dependents is a problem. yes, i do agree with that. >> and we need to get immigration under control. >> we need to get some integration across. but i still believe that we are locking in decline by by not allowing for by not allowing universities to recruit, foreign students because the global market of universi

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what a mickey mouse week. it's been for rishi sunak. they're talking about mickey mouse degrees.ourse, this will also feature ed davey. he's been on a paddle board. he's been on a paddle board. he's been on a paddle board. he's been on his bike. he's been on a waterslide . what will his next waterslide. what will his next stunt be? would he be on a trapeze ? we'll have that live trapeze? we'll have that live from the lib dem campaign trail. and i want to hear from you. it's your show as much as mine. there's a way to get in touch as even there's a way to get in touch as ever. gbnews.com/yoursay. fire him over and i'll read out as many as i can between now and 6:00. but first, let's kick off the show with your headlines with tatiana sanchez . with tatiana sanchez. >> martin, thank you very much . >> martin, thank you very much. the top stories this hour. sir keir starmer has now said that diane abbott is free to stand for the labour party at the general election, ending days of uncertainty. mr abbott had the labour whip restored this week after a long suspension , but after a long

it is date night for conservative couple ron and mickey at their local spa.momentarily disrupted to take in the verdict. wow. what's your reaction, ron? i'm not surprised at all. because i think that he was guilty as well. but i'm... i'm pleased, yeah. i am. mickey voted for donald trump last time — not this time. i think he's a complete narcissist. i think that he is, it's all about him and he doesn't take the heart of the american people to heart. for moderate republicans, they are still processing this verdict. i'm not 100% there, i'm not. i think that i'm very close because i think most - americans will vote i with their pocketbooks or their wallets and at this_ point, i'm a wallet voter. if donald trump crossed a red line for you, would you vote forjoe biden? no, i would not vote forjoe biden. i would leave it blank. if he crossed a red line. but polls suggest one in four republicans will still dance to donald trump's tune regardless. how can you back a convicted presidential candidate? well, it's not too hard when you look at who is president now. and,

that's because the coast of mickey units, population, 13000, is home to more than 40 industries, including 12 cornfield thermo electric plants. the consequences of industrial pollution are everywhere says fishermen, n n b a genie, a high rise a. what again to the crops are all black underneath the cold. so when you crack them, the meat is all black 2 and that proves there, contaminate one fisherman. jose sanchez tells us the floating waste from a nearby factory stings to the touch, which you will see here. is a catch of muscles or in spanish mission eunice or these and that's what gives this .

see and human al jazeera mickey units. julie up front is next time. well madison, stay with us and i'll just here the why have american evangelicals become? is real strong. as backer is us president, you'll find the right to stand with israel with no red line. as long as us support continues. is there anything that can stop is real, solve on concept, from going on in? definitely a quizzical look at us. the bottom line, the us senate is points to vote on the anti semitism awareness that a bill that some say with complete criticism of israel with anti semitism. so what would it mean for the movement against israel's war on garza and to jewish communities grappling with fear for their safety? that conversation is coming up. but 1st, as israel continues this war on guys that it's leadership is far from presenting a united front, that support continues to grow within prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose cabinet, as the government also faces discontent and protest from this really citizen. so what lies ahead for the countries leadership and what impact

mickey, it's good to have you on this afternoon. and your colleagues will be on hand for next week's rsa conference in san francisco for security professionals like you, when you look at this big picture, what are the most serious risks you see from emerging ai technologies? >> thank you. alex, it's good to be talking to you, i appreciate it, i think the focus for this year is on artificial intelligence and i think with the advance of, ai technology underpinning the data centers and chip sets and, and open. well, i don't want to say any names, but the large language models and generative ai. so you're hearing a lot about that, also in generative ai is the ability to create synthetic images and content and videos, this is another part of generative ai. so the deepfake that you mentioned, these things are becoming more of concern i love it. the conference has, you know, the art of possible is the theme and they're really interested in also cyber resilience, which is so important if we think resilient across the board, it really does m

and this is mickey mouse. she needs 8—10 people to carry her. we don't have any control.this is what we're talking the guests are visiting the spring exhibition and they will be able to talk to the wearer of garments on display from as far back as the 19305. display from as far back as the 1930s. we will take these pictures all the way to the end of the show and you can soak up the atmosphere of the m2 kalla for this year's event —— nicki minaj. —— of the met gala. hello there, i'm olly foster. kyren wilson is on top of the world. there's a new name on snooker�*s greatest prize. another low for manchester united, humbled at crystal palace. and merlier makes it over the line first at the giro d'italia, but pogacar is still pretty in pink. hello and welcome along to sportsday. kyren wilson is the new world snooker champion. he held his nerve to beat qualifierjakjones to win the title for the first time, beating the welshman 18 frames to 1a at the crucible in sheffield. jones was always playing catch up, from being 7—0 down, but did mount something of a comeback, with his fi

that's because the coast of mickey units, population, 13000, is home to more than 40 industries, including 12 caufield thermo electric plants. the consequences of industrial pollution are everywhere, as is fishermen and none b. a genie, a high rise, a what i got into the crops are all black underneath the cold. so when you crack them, the meat is all black 2 and that proves there, contaminate one fisherman, horses, son just tells us the floating waste from the nearby factory stings to the touch. which you see here is a catch of muscles or in spanish mission eunice or these. and that's what it is. this town it's name, the fisherman used to be able to get these just by going about 20 minutes from here and there boats. now we have to go out at least 4 hours, sometimes overnight, a day, even 2 days to be able to bring back as much as this. because it's the only way that they can bring back a product that's not contaminated. they say studies show a lower mean levels of heavy metals in the water, including mercury. and that town has one of the highest cancer rates into the. for me, not only by t

he will be in the south—west today and talking about mickey mouse, not the cartoon but mickey mouse,ot the cartoon but mickey mouse degrees which he says afflict too many university students and he wants the office for students, the independent regulator, to find ways to close down those degrees. the conservatives reckon that would be one in eight of degrees in operation. they want the money from them to go towards apprenticeships. he says in strong language, rishi sunak, that some universities are simply ripping young people. the liberal democrat leader after his splash in windermere, he will be in wales launching the welsh general election campaign for his party and talking about agriculture. the liberal democrats want an increase of £1 billion in the agriculture budget to support sustainable food production and help farmers improve productivity and training. thank ou. israel has been pressing ahead with its assault on rafah in southern gaza, despite international anger over civilian casualties. palestinian officials say 21 people were killed by air strikes on a camp for displaced

sam and mickey bobby love us from australia, says 2010, the 2 foot civilians to see us, the directors of showed stopped motion phillips, satirical and pointed. bobby is always the boss personally, i guess growing up from me. she was everything you would be kidding me. have played yeah, in imagination. whenever i wanted to do whatever i wanted to be. i could be that 3 body. i could make her be a wonderful house maker. i could make a be up. i'll wake up heroin and fight cry. it was so limitless. what you could do with her and what you could imagine with she could feel entire days weeks was the way and you navigate for it because there was, there was always some different scenario. you could imagine you could build some other well, but you could, you could, you know, enter into it to the concept is clear that children create their own adult who become the directors of their individual fantasies. play up the dream force here at the f one and try to focus on it was only supposed to be addressed up to upsize of him and then the whole thing develop. so you could do role plays when you took t

sam and mickey a k, bobby in can don't minutes. the words, the to, to make us have known each other since high school. publish this 1st video in 2010 . today they have a 440000 subscribers on youtube. i think that is entirely an attitude towards lot because she's not an object as much as she has such as this through real feeling because of, of how long she's been around. yeah. to marketing, and she's still a projection of whatever we believe her to be that i can be as drawn. and as i was because my responsibilities ended when you became a massive failure on forest row, she can represent a, um, they a projection of what they could be as an adult. um, as we get older, we experience the world. we become a little bit more cynical. there may be more negative projections towards bobby because we put our own biases in own prejudices and attitudes of what a person should be and should represent onto the stone. but at the end of the day, she the love of questing according to mattel's commitment to diversity, is paying off. they say sales wi

what are mickey mouse degrees? tories are on to something here, patrick. >> these are degrees , i think, >> these are degrees, i think, unfairly called mickey mouse degrees. actually, i think walt disney actually operate a college of their own. so you can literally do a mickey mouse degree in in america. these are degrees that don't really add to your ability to earn in the workplace. you've highlighted some of them there. so the conservatives are asserting far better to be spend 2 or 3 years learning to be a plumber or an electrician than 2 or 3 years, i don't know, on mongolian pottery or medieval poetry and they might be right in this regard, but you hit the nail on the head , patrick, and your opening remarks. the problem is this the taxpayer shouldn't be involved at all. really, i mean, you can you can work out which degrees people fail to pay the money back on when they've had the loan, but i'd much rather leave this to the students and the universities. not for the office for students, which has apparently a

mickey did vote for mr trump, but doesn't plan to now. mr biden. it won't make me want to vote for him, and it won't make me want to vote for trump. i don't think we have very much of a... a choice, in a person that's strong enough to lead our country. many also think a conviction could boost mr trump's credibility. he'll probably be back in office. why do you think that? it's the south. it's the south! come on vacation, you come to georgia on vacation, you leave on probation. and in the south, i honestly don't think they really care too much. georgia will get to have a say on donald trump twice — once at the polls in november, and at his election interference trial. the date of that is not yet clear. nomia iqbal, bbc news, georgia. to british politics now. sir keir starmer says the veteran labour mp diane abbott is free to stand for election in her north london constituency. it follows days of wrangling over her future following suspension from the party over comments she made about howjewish and irish people experience racism. ms abbott

. - it took mickey guyton 10 years to get her debut album to be released. this woman to put out a song that got recognized by the industry. - (singing) and if you think we live - she's recorded records like "black like me--" - (singing) you should try to be, oh, black like me - --where the subtext of her being a black female country artist is now the text. and, you know, if country music is three chords and the truth, that's mickey guyton's truth and she's singing about it. - country music is always evolving, but when it does that, there's this, like, push and pull between what it used to be, where it wants to go, and where other people are pushing it. - in 2021, tj osborne, one of the two brothers osborne, came out as gay. this is remarkable in the country music industry for a mainstream country act. - before i came out, it was like these-- i felt very, like, stiff anywhere i went. well, you know, i was micromanaging every move. (singing) don't give me that look, that "let me down easy" smile i would sit still and hold a guitar and sing into a microphone.

it's philly broadcast and mccarthy came the fanatic game who's at 1993al national league champion mickeyls game on mayo th 18, where he'll be officially recognized on the field during the salute to servicegame. eteran he's a world war ii veteran. thank you for your service, sir. happy birthday to yo.y birthd t >> and it pains me to say thisy a bit, but i'll say it for him. go phillies. now go phils. u. >> all right. so, joe, thank you all. you're welcome. >> yeah. cheers. herald. all right. you notice we all picked up the same bag. >> anyway, it's time fored up te we got a change of music. oh, guy. check out this designer, edna st. louis or louis, who has transformed a new york city food cart menu into a fashion style rotating aroun ad the tube chop. it says hamburgers, gyros, style.. falafel isn't that cool? okay, whatever. i'm going to bhambe on "hannity" tonight. you want to watch? all right. t ifant, we had joey, johnny, joey jones, some lady named kennedy, comedian david angelo, and, of course, got chip. that's tonight. hey, let's do this, greg.tonigh >> go now. you know, goats make

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." >> jimmy: i knew him -- i think i saw pictures of him with like mickey mouse. >> yeah, mickey mouseff"? >> well, i went in there with a a plan. >> jimmy: oh. [ light laughter ] >> i had to -- >> jimmy: very smart. >> well, thank you. i try. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i wear hats, i have plans. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good quote. >> so i went in there, i was like, i'm going to like break down the wall, and i'm gonna like make this guy my friend. so like the first day, we're like reading through our scene and i stop midway. and i went, "you've got beautiful eyes, man." [ laughter ] and he's like "get out of here. shut up. stop it. you're crazy, man. you're crazy." and then, ever since, we've been really good friends. >> jimmy: get out of here. >> get out of here. >> jimmy: that's so funny. >> so it's just like one of those things where i think he just knew he had a good playmate, right off the bat. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and a lot of what we did was improv. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: not the -- not the movie lines though, right? that was written, right? because

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anti—arab are they taking the mickey by trying to play taking the mickey by trying to play the victimay the victim? i pick the mob apart at ten plus. big interview this robert jenrick. apart at ten plus. big interview this robert jenrick . the former this robert jenrick. the former immigration minister has demanded the prime minister stand firm on a graduate visa crackdown to help kerb sky high illegal migration. >> just urge the prime minister to act and to begin to rebuild some of the lost trust and confidence of the public. >> well, he won't be happy with the development that happened in the development that happened in the last couple of hours. i'll tell you why. but next, as it comes in for praise from the austrian chancellor, will the uk's pioneering rwanda plan inspire other nations to copy britain? i take on the founder of the sanctuary foundation, doctor krish kandiah. that's next. welcome back to patrick christys. tonight. coming up as palestine action demands a meeting with the metropolitan police over supposed intimidation that they faced, i highlight their shameless hypoc

mickey bowman is out probably the farthest in terms of putting it off. she says we will not be cutting rates, or she does not want to. she said i at this point have not written in any cuts. i've had an even expectation of staying where we are for longer. that continues to be my base case. don't count on her for a vote. you can look to the others who think maybe we get to it by the end of the year. raphael bostic saying maybe one cut later this year. lori logan is looking for data as they all are. next week, we get a lot of it that could influence peoples thinking on the fed. probably more influencing people in the markets. ppi on tuesday. and jay powell speaking on tuesday. the big news of the week is the cpi report on wednesday, he will not have seen that. he will probably not say a lot different. we also get retail sales. we will see if you help at all the u.s. economy. a lot of banks think we might see an improvement in retail sales. but the forecast is not for good news. the cpi forecast on the right-hand side, we are not expecting a big change, but

we were taking the mickey.as a teenager, he'd have really creative moments, where he'd be, "i've done this — i've written this song, mum. "listen to it, this is great." then there'd be a time when he'd lock himself in his room and wouldn't come out. he was a down place, in a dark place. dylan's family tried to get him mental health support, and eventually sent him to rehab after discovering he was using heroin. what did you know about dylan's drug—taking? he was very secretive, when it came to that stuff. he wasn't proud of it. i was 20 when he died, and he was 21. erm... so, losing him was like, my whole world ending. it was, erm, the hardest thing i've ever had to deal with. yeah. it was the 24th ofjuly, in 2021. round about 4 o'clock in the morning, and it was his girlfriend, who was calling me. "dylan's taken something. i think it's heroin. "it doesn't look good." i said, "ok, well, i'm coming. i'm on my way." an ambulance man... ..came out to greet me and said, "mrs rocha"? i said, "yes". he said, "i'm rea

we spoke with mickey bolen, who is attending the conference with a redwood city based cybersecurity platform about tech companies responses to ai risks. >> these companies are completely unprepared. they really are unprepared. they're not understanding the risk to their business, the harms that can be created. and then they i think they're in denial in some sense of how sophisticated and good this technology is. >> that rsa conference will wrap up on thursday, may the 9th. usda farm service hosted a kickoff event in the city today for the urban agriculture initiative here in california. the gathering was held at the florence fang community farm in the portola neighborhood. usda will be opening two new urban service centers in california. one of them, in the bay area center, will be staffed by usda officials that can help urban farmers with loans, conservation and risk management. up next, a faulty internet connection kept some east bay high school swimmers from competing in today's north coast section meet. did the oakland high swimmers compete? we'll fill you in. and then later tonight on t

. >>> mickey and minnie are seeking better employment benefits.isneyland have chosen to unionize after a three-day vote. it's where the actors' equity association unioned to become bargaining agent of the group of 1,700 workers. nearly 80% voted in favor. there were already thousands of what are known as cast member employees represented by more than a dozen unions. people in places like retail and food service. but up until now, those dressing up were excluded. >>> flags have been raised at the wnba over a deal just announced where the las vegas convention and visitors authorities would give a $100,000 annual sponsorship to each aces player. there is now an investigation into the deal. while it does not violate the wnba's salary cap, other teams likely are raising questions about the fairness of the sponsorship. >>> ryan reynolds' new movie "if" claimed the top spot at the box office with $35 million in ticket steals this weekend. it beat "kingdom of the planet of the apes" which came in second with another $26 million in its second weekend in th

you shouldn't even has this every day see lined, swim from their lair to the beach of mickey units in northern chevy with the disappearance of their natural prey. these one self sufficient hunters of the sea are becoming akin to beggars, relying on handouts from locals. that's because the coast of mickey units, population, 13000, is home to more than 40 industries, including 12 cornfield thermo electric plants. the consequences of industrial pollution are everywhere, since fishermen and non b a genie are gonna highlight a what again to the crops are all black underneath the coal. so when you crack them, the meat is all black too. and that proves there, contaminate one fisherman. jose sanchez tells us the floating waste from a nearby factory stings to the touch, which you will see here is a catch of muscles or in spanish mission eunice or these. and that's what gives this town it's name. the fisherman used to be able to get these just by going about 20 minutes from here and there are boats. now we have to go out at least 4 hours, sometimes overnight, a day, even 2 days to be able to br