please welcome miriam pawel. [applause] thanks, gregg. gregg: hi miriam. gg.iam: hi, gre gregg: i want to ask you something i feel is important -- what brought you through the writing about cesar chavez? innow a lot of people here texas know who he is, but i was very surprised to learn that recently when the mexican filmmaker diego luna was having the premier of his phone -- film on cesar chavez at south by southwest in austin, he took a stroll down cesar chavez asked people if they knew who cesar chavez was. most of them said they felt he boxere boxer, the mexican julio cesar chavez or they thought he was julio cesar chavez junior, who is also a boxer. another answered "isn't he the "enezuelan leader hugo chavez? several others said they thought he had something to do with the chicano movement. it really surprised the and i want to ask you, why did you decide to write a full-length book after writing, what is it? a long series and the los angeles times about the unions and then your recent book, the union of their dreams. miriam: the answer is it ties ver

please welcome miriam pawel. (applause) >> thank you. thanks gregg. >> hi miriam. >> hi gregg. can you hear me? >> i want to ask you something that is really important, what got you through writing about caesar chavez? i know a lot of people here in texas know who he is, but i was very surprised to learn that recently plus the mexican filmmaker was having the premiere of this on caesar chavez in austin, south by southwest. took a long stroll down caesar chavez boulevard and asked people if they knew who cesar chavez was. some people -- most of them said they felt he was a mexican boxer. or he was a julio caesar chavez junior who was also a boxer. another answered, isn't he the venezuelan leader, hugo chavez? several others said they thought he had something to do with the chicano movement. it really surprised the filmmaker -- i want to ask you, why did you decide to write a full length book after writing what is it -- the long series in the los angeles times about the unions and your recent book, the union of their dreams? >> thanks for asking that question. the answer is very

arias para contarnos de quÉ se trata hola miriam buenas tardes es algo muy coole dirÍan los chavitosra saber si los polÍticos dicen la verdad pero lo mejor de todo esto que estas verificaciones nos llegan a travÉs de algo que creo que usamos todos whatsapp. >>> si lo usamos muchÍsimo todos los dÍas, pero quÉ tenga que hacer para recibir estas verdaderas y mentiras >>> es bastante fÁcil esta herramienta un grupo de whatsapp donde estÁ el equipo de t verifica en el paÍs en este grupo ustedes bÁsicamente pueden chatear con nosotros y buscar los temas que mÁs les intersa y toda la informaciÓn estÁ en espaÑol lo Único que tienen que hacer enviar un mensaje en espaÑol con la palabra hola que aparece en pantalla 7274772212. >>> oye miriam por ejemplo si tengo una pregunta concreta yo la puedo enviar? >>> claro que sÍ para eso estÁ porque muchas veces somos nosotros mismos los que tenemos dudas y tenemos eso pueden escribir a noticia ciÓn telemundo o enviar un correo electrÓnico a nuestro compaÑero rony rojas quien estÁ al frente de este proyecto t verifica su correo electrÓnico tambiÉn lo p

please welcome miriam powel. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> hi, miriam. >> hi, greg. thanks. can you hear me? i'm on. >> i want to ask you something that i feel is really important. what brought you through the writing about cesar chavez. i know a lot of people here in texas know who he is, but then i was very surprised to learn that recently when the mexican filmmaker diego luna was having the premiere of cesar chaff necessary austin at south by southwest he took a walk, a stroll down cesar chavez boulevard, and asked people if they knew who cesar chavez was. most of them said they felt he was the boxer -- the mexican boxer julio cesar chavez or they thought he was julio cesar chavez jr. who was also a boxer. another answered isn't he the venezuelan leader hugo chavez? and several others thought that he had something to do with the chicano movement. it really surprised the filmmaker, and and i want to ask you why did you decide to write a full-length book after writing, what is it, a long series in "the los angeles times" about the unions and then your recent book, the union

miriam estÁ contenta de que las cosas estÁn mejorando, aunque todavÍa siente los efectos del humo.aja al aire libre. >> he sentido dolor de garganta. eso afecta mucho para nuestra salud, los pulmones. miguel: hace unos dÍas hablamos con el jefe del departamento de neumologÍa de kaiser permanente. dijo que la mala calidad del aire suficiente para generar complicaciones de salud en un futuro. los mÁs vulnerables tienen problemas respiratorios, entre ellos, han contraÍdo el virus de la influenza. destaca que las partÍculas de humo son tan pequeÑas que entrarÁn a los pulmones y causaran inflamaciÓn. pueden entrar a la sangre y causar problemas mÁs complicados. el humo de los incendios sigue afectandoa la regiÓn. la mala calidad del aire llega junto a la influenza. lo mÁs probable es que continÚen los incendios. cuando

bit sad for her 1st portrait as queen almost 7 decades ago and her way to stifle portrait painter miriam aska fed shows a 94 year old monarch and what the artist calls an aura of. this is how queen elizabeth the 2nd now greets diplomats and guests in the foyer of the british foreign office. the oil painting is the work of artist mary miska paint she met the monarch in person twice once at buckingham palace in the heart of the british capital. for the queen in particular i think what's fascinating about painting how is that you're possibly painting. the best known face in the world and actually that's not an easy thing to do do you miss cafe to spend an hour all together with the queen to the special on a for that whose mother is british has found a spanish painter she's quite a powerful this will pass and really that's that was my 1st impression and also very quickly cause a sense of something was very grounded very natural and that she has a very very sharp sense of humor very close to the surface all the time which is we lovely. the artist worked on her trip here in her studio in south

bit sad for her 1st portrait as queen almost 7 decades ago and her way to stifle portrait painter miriam aska fred shows a 94 year old monarch and what the artist calls an aura of reagonomics. this is how queen elizabeth the 2nd now greets diplomats and guests in the foyer of the british foreign office. the oil painting is the work of artist miriam escaped she met the monarch in person twice once at buckingham palace in the heart of the british capital. for the queen in particular i think what's fascinating about painting how's that you're possibly painting. the best known face in the world and actually that's not an easy thing to do you do miss cafe to spend an hour all together with the queen it's a special honor for the various mothers british has found a spanish painter she's quite a powerful this will pass and really that's that was my 1st impression and also very quickly cause a sense of something was very grounded very natural and that she was a very very sharp sense of humor very close to the surface all the time which is really lovely. the artist worked on her trip here in her s

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if its work was officially presented to the queen by a video call with your majesty's commission miriam. on a picture of you there just. as it is. just an absolute pleasure i missed it in just a moment that a chance to see it and see it in a i connect she looks very happy she seemed to be smiling from ear to ear and she looked very relaxed and i think the general consensus was that she really liked the portrayed so so you know that was lovely. graham esque if it will never forget his very special commission all the moments she spent with the queen. her. music fans in france and around the world are remember. singers you get keiko who's died at her home aged 93 keiko is iconic for her raspy voice her signature black dresses and for putting the writings of existentialist authors to music leave you with the music now that made her famous thanks for watching. why. do they not you know you need. to keep. the fun. to the point as a strong opinion clear position on the international perspective such. a massive new leak of financial documents shows there internationally renowned banks are conti

miriam walker—khan, bbc news.se minchin, the 94—year—old broadcaster said it was crucial that the younger generation was engaged with climate change and said that was why he had signed up to social media platform instagram last week. my name is david attenborough and i've been appearing on radio and television for the past 60 years. but this is my first time on instagram. and i'm making this move and exploring this new way of communication, to me, because, as we all know, the world is in trouble. congratulations, you are the fastest person to get to 1 million followers on instagram. i don't know if you know that! i read it in the paper this morning. so, why instagram and why now? well, i'm so old, it's difficult to teach an old dog new tricks, you know, and i'm not a great user of social media. and i haven't used instagram before. but the message that i am concerned about is so important, i'd use any medium to get there. in 2050, if we carry on this path that we all are on, how bad will it be, what will our planet

bit sad for her 1st portrait as queen almost 7 decades ago and her way to stifle portrait painter miriam asked fred shows a 94 year old monarch and what the artist calls and are a of. this is how queen elizabeth the 2nd now greets diplomats and guests in the foyer of the british foreign office. the oil painting is the work of artist mary miska fit she met the monarch in person twice once a fucking palace in the heart of the british capital. for the queen in particular i think what's fascinating about painting how is that you're possibly painting. the best known face in the world and actually that's not an easy thing to do you dream is cafe to spend an hour all together with the queen it was a special honor for their various mothers british have found the spanish painter she's quite a powerful this one person really that's that was my 1st impression and also very quickly cause a sense of something was very grounded very natural and that she was a very very sharp sense of humor very close to the surface all the time which is really lovely. the artist worked on her trip here in her studio i

she's been speaking to miriam walker—khan.d out that we were going to this city in this moment at that time, i knew that i had to do something to acknowledge what was happening in that city. but also to acknowledge what was happening in oui’ acknowledge what was happening in our nation. as i stepped out i knew that i was stepping out to do the right thing. i knew that i was stepping out to stand up for people. i knew that i was stepping out not for myself but for the greater good of our society. i planted out before hand andi of our society. i planted out before hand and i thought, in the short amount of time i have what can be the best way to represent what i'm trying to say? i started to walk towards the flag with my hands up in the hands up don't shoot position. and then i fell to my knees. and i stayed in that position for the duration of the national anthem. and that was just again to emphasise that was just again to emphasise that we have done nothing wrong, we do not deserve this, we are in the most lowly position that

miriam estÁ contenta de que las cosas estÁn mejorando, aunque todavÍa siente los efectos del humo. aire suficiente para generar complicaciones de salud en un futuro. los mÁs vulnerables tienen problemas respiratorios, entre ellos, han contraÍdo el virus de la influenza. destaca que las partÍculas de humo son tan pequeÑas que entrarÁn a los pulmones y causaran inflamaciÓn. pueden entrar a la sangre y causar problemas mÁs complicados. el humo de los incendios sigue afectandoa la regiÓn. la mala calidad del aire llega junto a la influenza. lo mÁs probable es que continÚen los incendios. cuando tengamos diezmos claros, es cuando debemos actuar para protegernos, si es que regresa mÁs fuerte el humo y la influenza comienza a afectar a mÁs personas. asegurarse que los ductos estÁn aserrados, comprÓ tapabocas n 95, prepÁrate porque tendremos mÁs incendios y comida no perecedera. la calidad del aire es un riesgo mÁs fuerte para la salud. debemos recordar que estamos en plena pandemia. paola: el distrito escolar de allen roa informÓ que continuarÁn dictando clase es lo que virtualmente en lo

(speaking spanish) today, we are very fortunate to have a very special guest, miriam

en algunas partes como el este y centro de san josÉ se veÍa la contaminaciÓn, miriam se siente feliz, es suficiente para causar complicaciones de salud en el futuro. las personas mÁs afectadas son las que tienen problemas respiratorios, entre ellos los que han contraÍdo el virus de la influenza. destaca que las partÍculas del humo son tan pequeÑas que entran a los pulmones y causan inflamaciÓn, tambiÉn pueden entrar a la sangre y causar problemas mÁs complicados. segÚn el distrito, el humo de los incendios sigue afectando nuestra regiÓn, esto llega junto a la temporada de la influenza. >> arregla las ventanas de tu hogar durante estos dÍas sin humo, asegÚrate que los ductos estÉn cerrados, compra tapabocas n-95, hasta compra comida perecedera para que no tengas que salir. miguel: aÑade que el mejor momento para buscar un tapabocas de estos es en dÍas en los que la calidad del aire no estÉ tan afectada. reportando en san josÉ, miguel gÓmez, " noticias univisión 14". paola: gracias, miguel. estamos a punto de comenzar el otoÑo y tendremos en cambio la temperatura, nos cuenta mÁs detall

today, we are very fortunate to have a very special guest with us miriam powel.owever, i would like to introduce myself first so you

miriam y su esposo, al igual que sus dos hijos y su mamÁ de la tercera edad, evacuaron el domingo ensanta elenajusto en el camino de las llamas. >> mi esposo se asomÓ por la ventana y dijo"sÍ, algo se estÁ quemando". comenzamos a agarrar lo bÁsico nada mÁs y nos fuimos, no esperamos mucho tiempo. miguel: pueden redes sociales que se enteraron que lo habÍan perdido todo. este vÍdeo claramente muestra la cuadra en la que se encontraba su hogar. es asÍ como se veía antes del incendio. >> mi hija estaba viendo el facebook llega esta noticia, el vÍdeo donde todo estaba quemado. y me dice "mamÁ, la casa quemÓ". entonces... [llantos] miguel: las malas noticias no terminan ahÍ. su lugar de empleo fue destruido por las llamas y luego se enteraron que la propiedad donde trabaja su esposo corriÓ con la misma suerte. ambos estÁn sin empleo y sin hogar. >> no somos la Única familia. son muchas familias que estamos asÍ.. son muchas casas que se quemaron. pero vamos a salir adelante. todos vamos a salir adelante. va a ser duro. miguel: hace tan sÓlo un mes, ellos habÍan evacuado la regiÓn debido a

she's at the top of the leaderboard alongside miriam lee from south korea. the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. sir terence conran, the british designer who transformed uk retail and interior design, has died at the age of 88. best known as the founder of the furniture store chain habitat, sir terence brought modern style and simplicity to uk homes. today, the design museum, which he founded, described him as a visionary, saying he revolutionised the way we live in britain. in a statement, his family said he passed away peacefully at his home. david sillito looks back at his life. you know, i believe in what i call easy living. duvets, flatpack furniture, the wok. it wasn't just a shop. sir terence conran introduced britain to a new way of living — a design philosophy that had its roots in the festival of britain. newreel: bank holiday, and the festival spirit pulls the crowds to the southbank exhibition. as a young industrial designer, he worked on the exhibits at this vision of the future. it had a powerful impact. i jus

miriam walker—khan, bbc news.investigation has found a catalogue of concerns from whistle—blowers inside the government's test and trace system. 0ne says she spoke to just one positive case in four months. the government says 500,000 people have been contacted, as lauren moss reports. today has been a total and utter waste of time. i've been unable to log in for the entire shift. alex is one of thousands of coronavirus tracers hired to work for the nhs test and trace system in england. she used to be employed by the bbc before changing careers to be a health care professional but was unable to work during the pandemic. in the four months since test and trace went live, alex spoke to only one person with coronavirus. my grey hairs that are turning up now have come from trying to deal with the system. test and trace was launched at the end of may with high expectations it would be a key component in the battle against the pandemic. we will have a test, track and trace operation that will be world beating. tracers li

miriam from far texas. caller: good morning. unfortunately we have a very .owerful network unfortunately it has 5 million viewers per day. they are constantly feeding their racist viewers imagery of black protesters with black clothing, masks, and they are trying to confuse the protesters with antifa. i think that is a disservice because they are just promoting hate. i'm wondering if that is a very dangerous thing to do with their viewers? guest: could you repeat the question? host: she said she was wondering about fox news and their coverage of antifa, how dangerous you think that is, or if you think that's dangerous? guest: i think it is. we have to understand what is happening right now in our country. again, we are in an election year, we have a president that has decided, rightly or wrongly that he is going to run on a law and order platform. a central part of that is pretraining antifa -- yingraining antifa -- portra antifa as his existential threat to our political since. fox news largely supports that agenda. they are wi

espionage comes to a head in dodge land 89 coming up on arts and culture and later on our show artist miriam aska fed tells us what it was like painting the official portrait of the world's most famous royal. welcome to arts and culture an agent from communist east germany crosses the iron curtain to spy on the west that was dark slant $83.00 michaud was deemed a flop here in germany where it was made but around the world it was a hit now amazon is less launching both 3rd and final season of the trilogy and dutch land 89 the cold war is entering its final phase but for the characters things are just heating up by november 9th 1909. the end of communist east germany big changes for citizens. but what about those working for foreign espionage the 2 is turned upside down.

miriam walker—khan, bbc news.es like a delivery service and click and collect. he also told our business correspondent emma simpson that there were growing signs of people beginning to mass purchase certain items — but said there was no danger yet of stocks running out. we have really good availability across all the products in our range. but we have definitely seen a bit of an uptick in demand for certain items, the likes of toilet paper, pasta, rice and tinned foods. but i have to say it is nothing in comparison to what the industry experienced in march. we haven't introduced any restrictions on products at the moment. we were the first supermarket to do that back in march, but that is something that we will continue to review day in, day out. i think the overriding message to customers should be that they should buy exactly what they need, when they need it, as they always do. you have missed out in this boom online grocery sales. the market's shifted dramatically. so do you now have a problem because you don'

murders of investigative journalist and his fiance martina cousineau over prosecutors allege that miriam coach ordered the killings which led to mass protests and to the resignation of slovakians prime minister prosecutors say they plan to appeal. just as the killing shocked slovakia so too has the acquittal of business tycoon marion caution or the prosecution argued he was the mastermind behind the sas nation of journalist and his fiance but the court said there was not enough evidence to convict him. wanted to stand at the graves of the children telling them that justice has one didn't done but now it seems it has not won they're lying in the dark ground and here everybody is just doing whatever they could see our colleagues were also left speechless. first it was a great shock even though i was not sure about the outcome. then make feelings of rage despair and frustration came up if. i even had to leave the courtroom because i could not bear listening to the explanations for this verdict any further. in feb 28th teen an assassin killed the couple in their own home just outside the slo

little had strangled miriam chapman near those arches in 1976. you've never felt like he sent you on some wild goose chase? >> holland: no. nothing he's ever said has been proven to be wrong or false. we've been able to prove up almost everything he said. >> judge: mr. little! >> alfonsi: because of little's confessions, judges and prosecutors nationwide have been able to close long-standing cases. >> judge: what is your plea to the charge of murder? >> little: guilty. >> alfonsi: here was little, via a video link from his prison last august, pleading guilty to two stranglings in cincinnati. in just over a year, 50 cold cases that had been dormant for decades were solved due to the detailed confessions little provided to the ranger. >> holland: tell me about north little rock. kell me what that girl lood . >> little: had buck teeth. had a gap between her teeth, that's what it was. >> alfonsi: little grows disturbingly animated as he describes how he strangled his victims. >> little: you know that she's fighting for her life, and i'm fighting for

he has just been awarded the first miriam pose yem prize by the m.i.t. college center for finance and policy for his outstanding research and leadership in financial policy. it's a pleasure. congratulations. we truly appreciate you spending this time with us. not to get right to it but let's get right to t the latest inflation numbers out of the u.s. today, consumer prices arose for the you third straight month. vehicle sales momcoming in strong. how do you look at the renationary theme in the market with the feds trying to do and where the market is? >> fed is clearly trying to get up to 2% and above because they have some catching up to do. we are a little distance from this still. on the other hand we have considerable unemployment, more than we expect a couple years down the road. that will be the inflation -- that will bring the inflation up somewhat. that's what we are looking at right now. i don't think this number on the inflation rate is a long-term number. it's a number you get because the economy is in a recession. guy: do you believe because

special thanks to becca staley, miriam barnard, paul powell, mike di fillippo, miguel nogueira, hughan, denis moynihan, david prude and dennis mccormick. please, stay safe, save lives, wear our mask. i'm amy goodman. thanks so much for joining us. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org and far as investment banking offices by those those those inside get out get out

special thanks to becca staley, miriam barnard, paul powell, mike di fillippo, miguel nogueira, hughan, denis moynihan, david prude and dennis mccormick. please, stay safe, save lives, wear our mask. i'm amy goodman. thanks so much for joining us. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org ♪ >>> thank you for joining us. from our studio in tokyo this is nhk "newsline." we start with japan's latest economic growth figures. gdp for the april to june quarter has been revised downward confirming that the economy shrank at a record pace as the coronavirus impact was bigger than initially estimated. the cabinet office now says the economy shrank at an annu

south korea's world number 94 miriam lee has won her 1st women's golf major championship we was victorious at that and a inspiration on sunday in manchester remarkably she did not lead the tournament until the final hole when she drew level with the leaders that forced a playoff with american nellie korda and canadian brook henderson the 29 year old keeps a legacy alive where a south korean has won a major for the last 10 years and instead of popping champagne wait for it why not just jump into a pool like i did it well. i don't consider majors any different from regular tournaments and moving forward whenever i go to a major i believe i'll treat it the same all tournaments and major otherwise are the same to me so i think that also took a little bit of pressure off because i treated any differently. on the men's tour 47 year old stewart cink won the season starter the safeway open sink won the 2009 open championship for his only career major but that was also the last time he wanted tournaments on sunday of the american brought that 11 year barren run to win and sink winning by 2 shots to

-- we did a special covid-19 episode for our access and opportunity podcast where we talked about miriamd uber zoom and that's a ride share for children. just in raising the level of visibility, now i think we are trying to remove the excuse of i can't find any because we're putting it out there front and center i do see people start to make changes either in their pronouncement and in their investment activity. >> great news. carla, it's really good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we'll talk again soon. >> all right thanks so much for having me on. >> thank you >>> folks, also a programming note don't miss cnbc's inclusion and action forum today examining how business leaders can take immediate action to address racial disparities in their organizations and create sustainable solutions to allow for equity and opportunity for all. you can join us today. register at cnbc events.com/inclusion joe? >>> becky, thank you coming up, big tech is under fire, this time from some employees. there is a battle brewing between parents with kids who are dealing with school and those without kids wh

host: let's go to miriam from texas. caller: good morning.nfortunately, we have a very and there are 5 million viewers per day and they are constantly feeding races viewers imagery of black protesters with black clothing, toks, and they're trying confuse the protesters with antifa. i think this is a disservice. i am wondering if this is a very dangerous thing to do with the viewers. sure, could you repeat the question? host: she was wondering about fox news and their coverage of antifa and how dangerous you think that is or if you think that's dangerous? is.t: i think it we have to understand what is happening right now in our country. again, we are in an election year. we have a president that has decided, rightly or wrongly, that he is going to run on a law and order platform. a central part of that is portraying antifa as this existential threat to our political system. that is what he is trying to do. fox news largely supports that agenda. so they are willing to amplify that narrative, which is why you see fox news continually portray mob

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. >>> los reporteros polÍticos de telemundo miriam arias y leonardo analizaron los detalles en su minuto que se hicieron el uno al otro vimos a joe biden diciÉndole a donald trump que un racista y que es un payaso y donald trump por dijo que no es muy inteligente. >>> sin duda un debate caÓtico, acalorado y yo sinceramente me dejÓ mucho este debate me quedÉ con ganas de mÁs querÍa escuchar mÁs propuestas por parte de donald trump y joe biden parecÍa ataques por parte de donald trump y tambiÉn me quedÓ debiendo joe biden en temas donde pudiera haber argumentado con el presidente con el tema del covid-19 de cÓmo lo enfrento y tambiÉn, el hecho de los impuestos, de donald trump que no ha pagado suficiente cantidad de impuestos no siento que lo presionaron para que Él reaccionara y nos diera una razÓn. >>> pero en parte lo que estÁs diciendo que la tÁctica de presidente de interrumpir fue efectiva precisamente para tratar de desviar lamente ten detalles puntos que joe biden trataba de comenzar a hacerlos y luego el presidente lote irrumpiÓ, yo creo que algo importante que estÁs diciendo este

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and there was an atmosphere of give-and-take and people wanted to be involved and it started and miriam was a strong leader and is a strong leader and wanted to know what other people think and would sit and listen. first time i walked into the walmart board meeting sam walton said i want to hear from all the outside wraps, what is going on, tell me what you think and he went around and asked each one of us what we saw happening in the world and he also was a strong charismatic leader so he was always asking questions and he always wanted to know how to do things better. in a funny way i think i see similarities between him. they both have built extraordinary institutions that in their own ways are unique and have made lasting contributions to our country and so a superficial glance might say what would this conservative, entrepreneur hamilton have in common with this passionate child advocate get i saw these two people as tremendous examples of what you can do if you set your mind to it. >> you say some things in here about corporations and ceos and you point out that a negative or the

miriam walker—khan, bbc news. some really powerful stories there from miriam walker—khan.. i minister the seville garden, which is in surrey. if you are thinking i need to get into the garden and tidy it up, would today be doing? i have the man who can help you. good morning, john anderson, keeper of the gardens here at this garden. good morning, carol, welcome again. thank you very much. what should we be doing at this time of year to get our garden is ready for the winter and also spring? planning. planning to take things in. as you know, frost is on the way. and if you have things on patios and plants in containers, the first thing i would say you start to think where you're going with them in the house clean them out, check them for pests and diseases, clean them for pests and diseases, clean the pipe, a little bit of burning, even a light liquid feed, just to bob them up. and then when you take them in, put them by yourwindow, it is going to be warmer than it has been outside, think about moving the pot around so it doesn't get all hot on one side of the plan. then ou