here the ottawa senators complained about their assistant coach. >> i haven't paid attention in threeks. >> reporter: little did they know the driver's camera was recording every word later posting their high-profile dirty laundry on line, going viral. >> i think it is a violation of our policy. >> i wouldn't want to be recorded without knowing. >> reporter: the driver told ottawa newspaper he had the camera in his vehicle r protection and regets posting the video. it comes after another uber driver live streamed 700 rides without passenger permission. uber now changed its rules saying broadcasting a person's image audio or recording is a violation of uber's terms and may result in account access. the company banned the drivers permanently. but they are not banned from recording drivers for security reasons. the bottom line, watch what you say, and where you say it. jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record tes liberty mutual over

i got tweets from ottawa saying minus 14, what are you talking about? it's minus 25 up here.ou go north. we will break some more records coming up tonight. not all of the records. we will break some of the records. probably 20 or so cities will break record lows tonight. where do we go from here? tomorrow morning, 17. and then 27. and then by sunday, the low will be 46. so we're going up from here. we're not going to get to 60 by the afternoon, but the normal high should be 52. and on sunday, that's exactly where you should be in new york city. the rest of the country for today, great snow in parts of colorado, in utah for skiers that went out there for thanksgiving, an awful lot of rain and snow in the sierra. lower elevations there near the burn scars of the paradise area there, that camp fire, not started by a camp fire. that's just the name of it. but that really does have the possibility of debris flows today. and the nice weather in denver all the way up to 61 there. pamela. >> all right. i want to go to this tweet from the president about the cold weather. here's what

they will play the ottawa senators saturday. >>> stanford women's basketball has a 6-0 record and they have a victory off the court. >> i choose to attend stanford university. >> a lot of cheering -- the top women's college basketball recruit -- haley jones made her announcement. she was the gatorade california high school player of the year. she said her decision is based on more than basketball including the coming part of the stanford community and staying close to home so her family can come to the game. >> >>> this boxer may never enter the ring again. >> this is my last rodeo. >> that is sylvester stallone. he dropped hints that he is done playing the iconic boxing character. he became a worldwide phenomenon with this film in 1976. there were five sequels. sylvester stallone brought the character back for the 2015 spinoff, creed. >> >>> 4:26. the streets have flooded and power is out in some areas and power lines are down. that is some of the damage from this morning's rain. in a moment we will show you more. >> the front went through but the thunderstorms are a possibility and t

still going to be a problem not only for the united states but also into québec we do expect to see ottawaat about one degree montreal is going to be about zero as your high temperature a lot of snow across much of that area with new york see a high temperature there as we go towards wednesday of about six degrees well here across parts of central america really not looking too bad in terms of the forecast but we are going to be watching these clouds very carefully because they are making their way down towards the south and that means some rain showers here across parts of the yucatan over the next few days extending up towards savannah as well as into nasa now would seem much of a change of temperature twenty eight degrees there as we go from one say into wednesday and then we do expect to see some windy conditions for you but also very rainy down here across parts of costa rica even into panama city we do expect to see a temperature with rain of twenty nine. xenophobic violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. or infiltrates one of the continent's fost

and there iss is a ministerial meeting there in two weeks in ottawa. what do you think about their paper and what do you think about its prospects? does it have any legs? >> their paper is not really a paper. in the wto, there is a jargon called nonpaper. i never understood, but their paper has been leaked to a news outlet. there are some good things in the paper. it talks about the need for greater transparency and adherence to notification obligations. there is discussion of greater differentiation between developing countries, need to improve the committee work at the wto. there is also recognition that too many countries are trying to resolve trade disputes through litigation as opposed to negotiation. but i think that the whole tenor of the paper is more trying to be a middle road kind of approach and let's have more discussions, let's start a discussion. i think we're beyond the point of -- yes, discussions are important, but we need to get some actions in place. >> and what intrigued me about it was that the group that is participating in the me

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image slightly for parades giving him soot on his cheeks rather than full black face a school in ottawa decided to remove black people altogether out of respect for the diversity of its students and only a month ago dutch broadcaster n.t.r. ditched the black face character or the version of the character instead of opting for marks but on the streets of the netherlands the there has been mixed reaction. i stand here to protest because we'll find a deal that peter ray says we've understood change the festivities are pleasant for everyone i think it's a break first it's. good because they don't see if. these are black or white or it's quote. i think it's. it's a non-disclosure for me. i think that we should keep the festivities as they are and keep black pete i see no point in having a white pete after all this is for children. independent journalist luger of a earlier spoke to my colleague. while he regrets the potential loss of this tradition he understands the need to move on of the times. back in the day that was acceptable it was acceptable colonia practice but it's not now and this

ottawa beat toronto to advance to the playoffs. >> looked a little too planned. >> oh, i'm sure it did. >> maybe the blonde was there. >> i saw it. i bit. i said i got to >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a great weekend! we have a whole bunch of political news for you coming up starting monday. we'll see you then. (male announcer) right now, it's all new. a paid presentation from meaningful beauty by cindy crawford. (female announcer) with special appearances from some of your tv favorites (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and after story sharing their number one skin saving secrets. from today's special guest, lori loughlin. (female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much more says her skin seems to be looking not older but younger thanks to friend and supermodel cindy crawford. (lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time. (male announcer) could it be the fountain of youth we've been waiting for? stay tuned to find out. (soft music) (cindy) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence and

image slightly for parades giving him sort on his cheeks rather than a four black face school in ottawa decided to remove black pete altogether out of respect for the diversity of its students and only a month ago dutch broadcaster n.t.r. ditched the blackface version of the character instead opting for a sort marks but on the streets of the netherlands there's been mixed reaction. we stand here to protest because we're finding a deal black people racist one this exchange said this is to reduce our pleasure and for everyone i think it's. it's. because they don't see. the black or white or towards the world i think it's a it's a non-discussion. and. i think that we should keep the festivities as they are and keep black pete i see no point in having a white pete after all this is for children. story now is independent journalist lucre of a we're going to discuss there's a further. which direction do we go here stick with traditions or move with the times. ok first the tradition is also in germany in catholic germany in belgium in northern faso it's much wider than the netherlands and for

ottawa's five by 5% in that type of thing. we start seeing where it starts effect and a larger portion, it's very tough for the markets and we'll see the sentiment negative. it's not just about trout. it also the other side of the table. the hopes are particularly as china is facing slower growth that they might be more willing to negotiate. neil: look at apple and some of these issues. apple is going to be hit disproportionately at the president has succeeded. and maybe stillwell with these latest threat to tariffs of 10% or more. goods that are made over there. as the apple products are over here. the former chief of staff, mike lee, does this put renewed pressure and the president to come up with a deal or to your point earlier, don't let the markets wag the tail here. >> i do think it's important to come back with the framework because as we've been talking about it, getting rid of the uncertainty is the real key to this whole thing. i think the president is calculating the political side of this. if the economy does coold

still going to be a problem not only for the united states but also into québec we do expect to see ottawaat about one degree montreal is going to be about zero as your high temperature a lot of snow across much of that area with new york see a high temperature there as we go towards wednesday of about six degrees well here across parts of central america really not looking too bad in terms of the forecast but we are going to be watching these clouds very carefully because they are making their way down towards the south and that means some rain showers here across parts of the yucatan over the next few days extending up towards savannah as well as into nasa now would seem much of a change of temperature twenty eight degrees there as we go from one say into wednesday and then we do expect to see some windy conditions few but also very rainy down here across parts of costa rica even into panama city we do expect to see a temperature with rain of twenty nine. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of the night. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's wild. inspiring documentari

art: when he left g7 in ottawa, he said to the other members, i am willing to do this right now.oing. how do you get countries like china which are not free trade, how do you get them to negotiate and bring down intellectual property rights of americans, bring down the tariffs, open their markets as well is ours? he has a strategy that i am not an expert on. i do not know how to negotiate. i am no good. i cry whenever i think of negotiation. i climb under my bed in the fetal position. tell me when it is over. trump is a negotiator. he really believes it and i think he will be successful, he will get a free trade deal with china because of the strategy he is using. i couldn't want a free-trade deal more than i do now with an especially. they should be our best friends. without look at china, walmart, there is no middle-class class or lower class prosperity in america without china, there is no walmart. they're the best partners america could possibly have. it has to be free trade. shery ahn: how bad will the fallout be until president trump is successful? we are seeing farmers get

.>>> here is matt duchenne from ottawa. this is on the fly.ut to be the game- winning goal. that is the sporting life for this hour. it is 11:00 and time for more news with frank and julie haener. >>> coming up next, we will take rain anytime any day at any capacity. >> series of storm to soak in the bay area and what we have seen today is just the beginning. the 11:00 news at ktvu fox 2 starts now. the rain has been steady across much of the bay area. i am frank somervell. >> the second storm will bring more rain to the area starting tomorrow. you're going to want your umbrella and raincoat handy for the next few days. the rain is off -- promising to make commute longer and more difficult. we have team coverage tonight. bill martin is in the weather center and debora is in madera. >> reporter: it is only drizzling right now. all day we have seen a steady, soaking rain. we have not seen the day loose that causes flooding. cloudy skies for sticking around for a while.

thats' basically what some hockey players did.. 6 guys from the ottawa senators were in a ride-share about an assitant coach.. saying how bad he was.. and how lame the team meetings are. unbenounced to them.. the uber driver was video taping and put it up online. arizona is a one party consent state so you never know when you're on candid camera. they apologized to the team... but it's another black eye for the senators who finished last season with the second worst record in the nhl. so back to the question then.. who was wrong in this: the players for bad mouthing players or the uber driver for recording and posting?? if you watch regularly, you know that i openly mock all of my coworkers for buying lottery tickets saying they'll never win.. well somebody did win.. but it wasn't you guys james so i can still mock you..it was this lady from iowa.. 51 year old la-rin west. gets half the 688 million dollar jackpot. the slump sum is almost 200 mill so of course she quit her job.. because spending all that money is her new full time job. she's going to take care of her kids and their fa

at the ottawa senators on saturday (pam) you might not have seen it coming, but the 'big mouth billy' is back on the market-- just in time for christmas. but hold onto your virtual rods and reels --this version is different than the one that caused a craze in the late 1990s. amazon is taking pre- orders for the toy fish now. its newest feature-- it can now connect to amazon's voice assistant-- alexa. the fish can respond to alexa voice the beat of songs from amazon with alexa's words. the toy costs 40-dollars on amazon. the original big mouth billy bass was first sold in 19-99. <5 4 3 2 1 >(ken) <5 4 3 2 1 ><5 4 3 2 1 >(ken) president trump and his wife melania lit the national christmas tree on the ellipse behind the white house. it's the 96-th straight year for the presidential tradition. mrs. trump hit the switch to light the tree after the president did a countdown. the national christmas tree is a living colorado blue spruce. it is surrounded by 56 smaller trees featuring ornaments from every state and the district of columbia. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our

at the ottawa senators on saturday moving on over to the nfl-- the 49ers now moving past the reuben fostera... and sending their full attention to a classic division rival. --niners practicing this afternoon in santa clara...preparations underway to visit the seahawks in seattle. the first of two matchups in the next three weeks. --nick mullens will get the start once again...following an unimpresive outing last week in tampa bay. --and richard sherman...returning to the city he helped bring a super bowl title to. --49ers have a chance to throw off seattle's playoff pes...as the hawks are in raiders have their own difficult task to deal with...the 9-and-2 kansas city chiefs coming to the coliseum --we've seen what the chiefs are capable of this year... best record in the afc... patrick mahomes is an mvp candidate and leads the league with 37-touchdown passes... 2nd-highest scoring offense in football... top 5-attack. --oakland is 2-and-9... losing 6 of their last 7. (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. (ken) burger king doesn't want you eating alone when you order a burger

at the ottawa senators on saturday coming up on kron4 sports at 10,both the 49ers and raiders back attice today. the latest from the headquarters of our bay area franchises. until then, more news after the breawk. (grant) rain is back in the bay area... as we take this live look outside at the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge... (vicki) this is the second round of storms and we're going to see a lot of rain, wind, lighting and even the possibility of tornadoes...(grant) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now, lawrence when we'll see the intense downpour? lawrence karnow: a major storm is now approaching the bay area. this is an unusually intense storm with gusty winds, heavy rain and even some thunderstorms. heavy snow will fall over the sierra with some places seeing over 2 feet of snow. a wind advisory is up tonight through tomorrow afternoon for much of the area with winds gusting to 45 mph or more. rain will become heavy tonight before turning to showers. thunderstorms will likely affect the morning commute with heavy downpours possible and gusty winds. showers will d

. >>> ottawa's john goff with a different kind of touchdown celebration. he grabbed a beer from his girl friend and chugged the whole thing. unfortunately that was a $15 beer. >> good girl friend, though. >> thanks, dennis. >>> coming up in our next half hour much more preelection day coverage. >> including why one bay area county is taking an extra close look tonight at the issue of voter fraud. >> a hotly contested congressional race, how a party flip could change the political temperature in southern california. >> and in decades old mural painted over, now the artist behind the original is suing. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. calif

they will play the ottawa senators saturday. >> stanford women's basketball has a 6-0 record and thishey have notched a victory for next year. >> i have chosen to attend stanford university. >> a lot of cheering. this top recruit -- haley jones, made her announcement at the high school in san jose. she was last seasons gatorade high school player the year. she said this decision was based on more than basketball including becoming part of a larger community and staying close to home so her family can come to the games. >> 6:46. the new drivers report just came out. the bay area didn't do real well. the safest drivers according to the report are in santa rosa. the only bay area city in the top half at number 85. then, we drop to the bottom 25. sunnyvale and fremont came in at 1/54 and 156. san jose -- 170th. san francisco 183rd. oakland is the lowest rated bay area city -- 189 out of 200. next year the bridge tolls will go up by one dollar. they had a hearing about this yesterday and in june they approved raising these tolls by one dollar. >>> the voters approved this in june and there

ottawa taking on philadelphia. >> pass is knocked down and turn over and look out here comes the senatorscores! backs it out of the air! >> take a closer look. the senators with the shot deflected and promptly slapped the rebound midair for the goal. there you go! like a baseball bat that he used right there. but it's a hockey stick and he ends up with the game winner. they won 4-3. >>> 6:26. a live look at the oakland coliseum near oracle arena. the coliseum this morning, we are getting a first glimpse at what the new a's ballpark will look like. we'll show you the sketches coming up. >> reporter: plus, some massive waves expected here in the bay area as we have a high surf and high wind warning in effect today. we'll take live look at conditions in pacifica after this. >>> the storm hitting the bay area this week just getting started. and already, we're seeing some significant damage. >> and it's a big morning on capitol hill with a pair of bay area lawmakers hoping to secure some powerful leadership positions. good morning, it is wednesday, november 28th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michell

from ottawa, as well. you see the number on the screen. on this call to keep the phones going. >> it's the greatest thing because this money will go to help the victims of the fire that happened in california. >>> ah! ♪ >> i like that music with the palm trees right there. but looking at one year ago today they announced the engagement. what a year it's been. welcome to "access live." i cannot do an accent. >> yes. >> did you try? >> it's horrible. >> you become royal again. pinkys up. >> she's moved to england. they got married. they're having a baby. now moving out of kensington palace and to the cottage. >> they moved. they've got things to do. >> they've got things down. >> think about truly what has happened in a year.

how about the emotions of this guy in the canadian football league, lineman john got of the ottawa redlacks celebrating a touchdown by running to his girlfriend and downing a beer. then he smashes the can on his helmet. who does he think he is? stone cold steve austin or something like that? i don't know how much of the beer he consumed. looked like it was all on his beard, but that's a man's man. >> thanks, larry. >>> tonight on "abc 7 news" at 9:00 and 11:00, the camp fire in butte county is now the most destructive in state history. we will have the latest on the effort to stop the flames. >>> potential more trouble for pg&e. could the utility's power lines have sparked that deadly fire? join us at 9:00 on kofy tv 20, cable 713, and at 11:00 on abc 7. >> finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. once again, our fellow californians are in great peril. the pictures we shared with you here tonight from butte county to our north and ventura county to our south are horrifying and heart-breaking reminders of the frequency and ferocity of the wildfires is getting worse. th

i just got a tweet from ottawa. they said it's 25 below up here. the middle of the dark purple there. rochester right now, you feel like six degrees. coming up tonight another cold night. new york city will get all the way down to 17 and 20 or so cities will break new record low temperatures for tomorrow morning. new york city gets to 17, but by sunday the low is 46. this is the bottom. and then it starts to cool back. we should be 52 in new york today. it is going to be nowhere near that. so 25 degrees below normal for today. warmer in denver, though. 61. how about that? billings 49. 22 degrees lower in montana than new york city. this is where we are right here in the northeast united states, in canada and all the way up toward new finland. but the rest of the world pretty warm today. we have one bit of cold air that's only going to last a couple days. we will wait to see if it warms up by the rest of the week. >> chad, thanks very much. >>> we want to take a moment this morning to highlight the president's deliberate denial of scientific fact. t

john got is an ottawa weekend. john gott is an offensive lineman.cored a touchdown pulled off a celebration for the ages grabbing a cold one from a fan, chugging it fully and then, get ready for it, smashing the can on his helmet. goes without saying he quickly became an internet sensation. they say athletes aren't role models. was that the end of the game? >> mid game, score a touchdown. >> at least he had the helmet on. >> in boston for a sunday sitdown with mark wahlberg. the question why would a person wake up at 2:30 in the morning. we'll talk about the rise through the streets in dorchester to become hollywood's highest paid actor. >>> later, harry smith visits the middle school science genius whose invention in flint, michigan, has made her a star. >>> send us your best and >>> send us your best and weirdest on facebook, ♪ ♪ take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. bay bridge toll plaza >>>

square this for us the union workers are talking about shutting down of the ottawa facility versus what'sning in mexico. what are some of the economic realities that put gm in this position and should we look at this as being industry wide or more gm specific >> well, first of all i think it is industry wide because you'll recall that chrysler cancelled practically 75 to 80% of its passenger car lines a few months ago. ford did the same thing. everybody said oh my god, how silly. but it is not silly at all the hard fact is in north america, in particular the passenger cars simply are not in demand whereas crossovers and trucks are high dmanlemand. gm is taking out one shift plants that have been limping along on very low demand, short work weeks and the whole nine yards, and they're converting, doing a lot of conversion at the pickup truck plants, crossover plants so a large percentage of union workers that will ultimately lose jobs in the plants they're currently employed at will be offered employment at other plants in the united states like arlington where production actually needs to

will the ottawa lions stand united behind him? last-minute -- a crunch summit on track.rning, everyone carried 7:00 in london. just under an hour to the european equity market open and we saw the gains in europe outpaced the u.s. session. 600 s&p closed higher and the closed higher by .3% lead by energy and tech. we have been seeing u.s. futures edge higher but the european session looks like it could be lackluster. ftse futures, flat. dax futures unchanged. cac 40 chain -- edging into negative territory. no real exuberance today. in the bond market, yesterday we saw btp yields, 10 year yield dropped 15 basis points. the btp-bond spread tightening. .e could see more of that today more money moving into those italian bond futures than the bund once. we had -- ones. yesterday, but perhaps there might be some compromise or discussion. we have been hearing it wii's -- italy's conti to address. , u.s. stock and bond markets are closed because of thanksgiving, but futures are trading. not doing a lot if you look at the 10 year bond future. coming up later, we speak with the so

parts of minneapolis seeing zero degrees their heavy snow is going to be pushing into parts of auto ottawa as well as to come back and also those colder temperatures pushing to much of the midwest down to the south elin is looking at temperatures there about twenty one degrees back to you thank you very much for that kevin still ahead on this al-jazeera news hour why tourism is booming in the holy land and what it means for palestinians and israelis and the bron james leaves to make his back to victory in the n.b.a. all have the details in sports do stay with us we're back after the break. when they're online when you're looking at wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to be long term success or if you join us on sat if you could take me around the content way would you tell me you don't have to set up your experiment for your experiment in the universe this is a dialogue everyone has a voice you actually write several interesting point there that several of our community members are going to join the global conversation on ho

here is how justin trudeau handled the rain last year during the 75th anniversary of the raid in ottawa. >> as we sit here in the rain, thinking how uncomfortable we must be these minutes as our suits get wet and our hair gets wet and our shoes get wet, i think it's all the more fitting that we remember on that day the rain wasn't rain. it was bullets. >> trump is scheduled to speak at american cemetery in a moment. you can see it there. we will continue to monitor it and keep you posted on what he said. >> joining me now, my panel. thank you all for being here this morning. i'm going to go to john first on this because i just want you to just explain for anyone, you know, in the audience who may not know, but i'm sure most people do, what it means to veterans for an american president to visit a cemetery like the one that donald trump did not attend because of the rain. what does that mean to american veterans? >> yes. it's not a political event. i mean, i think this was a moment for him to highlight what veteran's day was about, which is the end of world war i. most americans don't kn

esto sucediÓ en ottawa, canadÁ. me doy por vencido". francisca: bravo, tony. quÉ inspirador. me encanta tenerte aquÍ. ahora vamos a pasar con los pichy boys y est serie que estÁ siendo maravillosa. toni: por dÓnde vienen, chicos? >> estamos en la 87 y la 36. se ha detenido el trÁfico y se ha bajado una seÑora mayor. >> ahora vamos a ver si paramos en algÚn baker. francisca: es que tienen que llegar, muchachos. >> oye, directo que no tenemos tiempo. pronto estamos con ustedes. francisca: aquÍ los esperamos en su casa de " "despierta amÉrica"". por otro lado hoy fonsecanos visita en vivo para celebrar la llegada al mundo de su hijo agustÍn y nos revela por quÉ vino con un pan abajo del brazo. toni: los cubanos de los pichy boys estarÁn con nosotros. por "despierta amÉrica" durante 21 aÑos el show nÚmero uno en espaÑol. >> mira "despierta amÉrica" en todas satch: nunca imaginaron que serÍa capaz investigan para armar este complejo rompecabezas. los testimonios de los padres se confirman que sus hijos estÁn entre los fa

using tariffs to get these people to the table to negotiate free trade when he left the g7 meeting in ottawa right to the other six, i'm willing to go to zero tariffs, zero nontariff barriers if you are right now he is a free trader. obviously a free trader. how does he get china to the table without threatening tariffs? you know, that's a strategy i'm not good at. i'm not a negotiator, but he is a good negotiator. it looks like it's working with nafta, south korea, and i think it's going to work in argentina with xi. >> arthur, is there a point you get a little more concerned about the tariffs? >> of course we hear talk of this becoming a cold war is there a point you say hold on a second, this is no longer a negotiating tactic >> there's nothing worse for the economy than a trade war if you look at smooth holley or in the nixon administration where we put those in. that was horrible largely as a result of the trade war. i don't think that's what's going to happen, but it terrifies me day and night higher taxes and trade wars are the really big killers of prosperity >> by the way, if you lo

. >> the signing is the culmination, bill, of fierce negotiations played out from ottawa and washingtoncity. very interesting signing to watch today. historic moment for the president obviously as well as his counterparts from canada and mexico. i want to share this from twitter. the president was on twitter not long ago hailing this deal saying this. just signed one of the most important and largest trade deals in u.s. and world history. united states, mexico and canada worked so well together in crafting this great document. the terrible nafta will soon be gone. the usmca will be fantastic, he says, for all. now to that let's just tell you about this. canada's justin trudeau, the prime minister there, called this deal, bill, a beginning and not an end noting the huge tariffs on his country's steel and aluminum sectors. >> as i discussed with president trump a few days ago, the recent plant closures by general motors, which affects thousands of canadian and american workers and their families are a heavy blow. make no mistake we will stand up for our workers and fight for their familie