people lumbers to unload it off the porters to move it off to the curb. people to buy it and, people to sell it. it takes a lot of teamwork to the market. each wholesale house has a floor manager like charlie here to keep track of the shipments and to tell us he wants done next. me i'm a lumber. a lumber. the guy who unloads the produce off the trucks. during the night. i work different places depending on where the trucks have to be unloaded, but i usually start out at the house where my friend allan the porter works say hello, find out you know. of course, no matter how early you come in, there's always some trucker early to beat the rush all how over you're working in this market all, right? sure i'm on i ain't got all night. oh, keep your shirt. al and i have worked together for years. he likes his job and i like mine. nobody's watching over us to see how we do our job. we know what has to be done and do it. it takes more than muscle to move produce night. you've got to know how the old timers know the best ways to lift and handle crates of, food and

he had porter taken. he talked porter to take in five of his best gunboats. he couldn't have conquered vicksburg without those guns. they were surrounded. they were being attacked. porter two of the men that were standing with porter on the deck, you know, on the. of the flagship. yeah. they had put mud on the side. so the confederates, you know, when they started to climb over, would slide off. they were beginning to get to the get to the top of the ship. the boarding party. and that, though, at that moment, sherman, who sense that he was in trouble, came, was one of the great rescue operations of all time. and the stream that they was on, they were on was too narrow. it was straight out they had a backup out and they just got him out there and incredible. and he comes out and he's losing the mississippi a great kept saying to halleck in the stand why is he in those who he the word eccentrics what we should be fighting on the big river on the big money. this is where it's going to happen. this is how he envisioned this thing. but grant said, we have to hamme

now i know i've got ceedee against porter. i'm going to take that. an adjustment. >> mike: elliott! watt makes the tackle. the cowboys move the chains with 3:00 on a turning fourth-quarter clock. >> cris: take a look at the line to gain here. ooh. >> mike: down there past the 48, marked just shy of the 47. pressure here. prescott detected. to jordan tolbert, who has six catches on the night. see if dallas, they sub here and get a play before the two-minute warning. >> cris: so far this is going perfectly, right? in a perfect world situation. but the key thing is you go down and corps. >> mike: lots of field goals earlier. they had a couple of mistakes. down to the 33 yard line. cowboys' offense, maligned for their inability to run the ball in the early portion of this season. getting the job done, as we hit the two-minute warning here in pittsburgh. the steelers beating the cowboys, 17-13. >> cris: here's the adjustment. instead of all the zone runs, you're seeing the two big guys over here, zack martin, steele, and young payton wilson behind him try

porters to move it off the curb. people to buy it and people to sell it. market. each wholesale house has a floor manager like charlie to keep track of the shipments and to tell us what he wants done next. me, i am aoa lumber. the guy who enrolled loads the produce off the truck. during the night i work at different places depending upon where the trucks have to be unloaded. i usually start out at the house where my friend works. say hello and find out what is new. of course,ar no matter how early you come in there's a trucker in early to beat the rush. i ain't got all night. keep your shirt on. ♪ al and i worked together for yearsnd but he likes his job ani like mine. nobody's watching over us to see howno we do our job but we knowt has to be done and we do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes more than muscle to move produce all night. got to know how. the old-timers of the best way to lift and handle crates of food and how to work together. ♪ sometimes a load come sin that has been moved into the housegh right away. the porters have to keep moving the beef and have t

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our friend of the show, billy porter, on one of these days soon.ose by. anthony coley former adviser to attorney general merrick garland, who also worked on several democratic campaigns. all right anthony, you wanted to talk about the polls. there are so many it's like confetti. which poll you want to talk about? >> my phone has been ringing off the hook. i'm telling people this. "pollercoaster." get off the "pollercoaster." in 2016 and 2020 it was a tight race. hillary clinton and her campaign against him, she had won roughly one percentage point in those battlegrounds states. pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan. she will, she would have won. >> she did win the popular vote. >> 2020, 44,000 votes in wisconsin, arizona, and georgia. democrats don't want to hear it, but donald trump would be president today. so i give you that data point just as proof every time donald trump is on the ballot it is a margin of error race. kamala harris has always said from the very beginning of this that she is an underdog. and people just didn't believe her. they just

congresswoman porter said our next governor needs to be laser focused on solving california's biggest challenges. most of all, the cost of living. porter is not running for reelection to congress after a run for senate, in which she did not advance past the primary. >> a nonprofit in the bay area just got its largest gift from a single person. silicon valley based housing trust says it received a $30 million donation from philanthropist mackenzie scott, who was once married to amazon founder jeff bezos. the group is a certified community development financial institution executive with the housing trust say they will use that money to expand their mission of providing loans to develop affordable housing. >> we also work with first time homebuyers, providing down payment assistance, and so we will use these funds to basically enhance what we're already doing right, to seed our next capital raise so that we can provide more loans to developers. >> the housing trust says it has provided more than $600 million in financing to provide affordable homes for more than 50,000 people in the bay

edward porter was at that point a member of staff. he was his ordinance officer. he later recalled that, quote, some of newspapers, particularly the richmond examiner, pitched in to him extraordinary virulence. asserting that henceforth our army never be allowed to fight, it would only be allowed to dig lee's aggressive conduct during the days changed everything recently, very critical of lee, the dispatch published a flattering just eight days after the battle of malvern hill claiming, quote, the rise of which this officer has suddenly taken in the public confidence is without precedent. a diarist in south carolina whose quote, heart had been too anxious to while the armies maneuvered outside richmond termed the seven days a glorious fight. and with lee mind thanked god who has she wrote answered our prayers and given us one who is well able to guide us through this fearful time. lee won at richmond despite a cumbersome organizational structure, confederate law provided for no larger than a division and no grade between that of major general two stars in modern a

congresswoman porter said, quote, our next governor needs to be laser focused on solving california's biggest challenges. most of all, the cost of living. end quote. porter is not running for reelection to congress after a run for senate, where she did not advance past the primary. in washington, bellevue police are looking for a suspect tied to three incidents of reckless driving and vandalism, allegedly targeting an lgbtq plus pride art piece. take a look at some surveillance video here. >> cars seen stopping in the middle of the city's downtown on saturday at around 430 in the afternoon, then performs dangerous donuts over the artwork. police say the suspect is a young man driving this silver bmw without a license plate. they believe he's responsible for spitting out three separate times between july and september at the same intersection. residents in the area believe the artwork is the target. >> i was shocked, to be honest, and i don't. my first reaction is that there is a reason why he did it. >> it does seem to only be happening here, not in car parks and places where there's

porter had been martialed for his supposed failures at manassas and had written lee for information, asking his foe to help him clear his name out. and lee then embarked a wide ranging discussion. one of the most sustained postwar period or talks where we talked about his activities during the war. when left a memorandum of the conversation session and quoted lee as saying was risky in our war. according to alwyn lee, knew oftentimes that he was playing a very bold but it was the only possible one on the talking more broadly about his strategy in the war. musings to allen also pertains to his strategy in the second manassas campaign. on one hand, lee's statements to and appear as special pleading or an attempt to absolve himself from responsibility for his actions and confederate defeat. if we had followed the only possible course of action, then he bore no real responsibility for the war's outcome because he couldn't have made other choice. but if we take this as a sincere statement. lee's comments at least as allen characterized them, demonstrate that lee believed that an aggressiv

. >> southern california congresswoman katie porter is floating a possible run for governor. a social media post yesterday, the congresswoman linked to a usc poll that said porter could be a frontrunner if she ran in the 2026 election. she said our next governor needs to be laser focused on solving california's biggest challenges, most of all cost of living. porter is not running for reelection to congress after a run for senate, where she did not advance past the primary. >> all right. our time is 548. we'll get you to where you need to go. hey, sal. what's happening out there now? >> so far, so good. dave and pam. good morning to you both. right now, highway four is getting a little bit of slow traffic spots between pittsburgh and concord. but still, you'll be able to get out there relatively quickly this morning. there are some spots, but mostly good. 680 looks fine at the macarthur maze. we're also off to a good start, and we're beginning to see the start of the backup at the bay bridge, which is typical for this time, only backed up in some lanes to the end of the parkin

we at general lee's staff new at the time deeply bitterly disappointed noted porter alexander in hisemoirs but made no official report of it glossed overs as much as possie in his own report. why did lee do that? because he was politically astute he was a cognizant of civilian morale always. he reasonably concluded airing questions aboutrn his would triumph over mcclellan and so he didn't do it. he chose jackson in the army infantry was stonewall jackson whose ability to operate in a semi- independent fashion was beyond question. nono question about these goingo share with long street all the army infantry. long street was always remains a senior subordinate and army of northern virginia. so those three officers would shoot far more than any others into the confederacy premier military instrument. and in time into its most important national institution. that phenomenon began but the campaign of second manassas duringit which a jacksons abiliy to maneuver apart from the rest of the army once was a gift or orchestrating a powerful tacticalow blows and stewart stuart skillsreconnaissan

if you remember, joe biden appointed her as the porters are.s responsible for the porters, totally responsible. she never made one call to border patrol. two weeks ago the border patrol endorsed me with the most beautiful endorsement i think i have gotten. applause and all for your nice, they have endorsed me every single year, but they have endorsed me again. year, but they have endorsed me aaain. , ., , year, but they have endorsed me aaain. , , , again. they said i was the best resident again. they said i was the best president we — again. they said i was the best president we have _ again. they said i was the best president we have ever - again. they said i was the best president we have ever had - again. they said i was the best| president we have ever had and the best president we have ever had on the border. they said that, and this is not easy for them to say. they say that she was easily the worst person ever to work with them on the border, the most incompetent, the least caring. not one call and almost four years with me to border pa

the transition to a more just world porter. it's formation is painted by forces a custom to thinking and acting to dominate everything behind the screen of the rules based porter imposed on the will. there are attempts to restrain really 13 new nations of officially joint bricks. that's part of the countries. this is the 1st step for them on the part of the membership corporate the for the reign here. he's certainly not done. putting the spirit sold, a sense of optimism on positivity here for the brick summit. 2024 on roll research i live in cuz od thank you all for joining us so much for the special coverage. it is at the final day off the break summit. so today in the outreach and breaks plus formats, the russian president is expected to speak at a press conference. it's a following, a massive scenary session earlier today with well, the floors were given to the high reps of all the nations in attendance, but what is being cold, perhaps the biggest ever foreign policy event ever held here in the russian federation. a day 3 st

if you are trump-vancil porter, 202-748-8001. if you are a harris-walt's supporter -- walz supporter, 202-748-8000. if you are undecided or neither, 202-748-8002. did you listen to any of kamala harris' interview yesterday? guest: i did not hear all of it. host: she denied that she has a problem with support from black men in this country, would you agree with that? guest: i think that she surrounds herself with some of the most elite african-americans in the country and is a bit disconnected from working-class black name -- lack men. i traveled the country working on public safety and having seminars on how people can have -- can buy a home and use that to build wealth. i find more working-class individuals whisper to me and said the economy was better under trump and i do not trust harris. she has not had a record of doing things that are affirmative for black americans. when she ran for vice president along with joe biden they promised a voting rights act and they promised police reform and they failed to do both. i think that

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to help develop it's planned to reach net 0 emissions by 2050 most rarely as one of the largest ex porters of coal and natural gas. and it's government at the time didn't place climate protection high up on this agenda. mckenzie had been contracted to development of the analysis and it was subsequently you pointed out that today the strategy of the plan that has been laid out in this, in this report would not enable the government to get to not see right by 2050. and that there are lots of holes in, in, in the report there was a big reliance on the development of technology that do, you know, and the voting out was technology. is it, do you know, is it as yet? rosie also criticizes that the report placed the onus on farmers rather than on mining companies to become more sustainable. in the case of australia, isn't there a strategy? it was no, i need that the government was, you know, perhaps ideologically or politically less interested in the queue of company try to get the time, but to say that it was keen to protect existing sources of growth within the economy. at the beginning of this

for more on this, i'm now joined in the studio by 2 nation journalist. indeed, the porter rod, a dollar rod you just or heard me referred or phrase that those were arguing it. i'm sure don't do so lightly. the closing chapter into nature's experiment with democracy. if your tunisian who supports democracy, those words cut to the court even more so i'm sure if it's true. well, that's true, michael. they do cut the core because this is, this can be a major the like event and a key event in the history of modern tunisia as we know can use or was the birthplace of the air of spring. and that's why this day, and that's why the dimension democracy is very important. and that's why this election is very important because the failure of the technician democracy can send the wrong message to all the resumes around the read him and all the nations around the region. that despite your sacrifice is despite your struggles at but the traffic regimes will prevail, and this is not the message that we shouldn't be sending to the next generation. and that's why, in the region and the continent, and in th

so if you can control pump sunday, you to control everything from the noise to the, to porter prince and to the center. so that's why it is so important that the gang members have a firm grip on palm sunday. and as the people in pulse or the wanted to defend the city and the, or the end city at the village, they tried to push them back for several months already now. and yeah, the guy just came on on bucks up and said, you know, but still deserves it. because them, you know, they don't want us to be the mazda, as, of this town, it's how picking and what is the government's response been so this and i'm in the cars, and there is a new lea, a ball helicopter, that they used in order to transport police, in order to be there. the problem is, one of the things that always happen is the police presence come the games withdrawal. and then the police goes back and the guns come back. so this is something that we see over imported brands and also in the other areas and right now. but this happening as the multinational force is here in he imported brands. many gang leaders, a gang of trying

and that's why we found ourselves here. typical your porter read a doll many things indeed for all of your insights. thank you. great to talk to you . and that's the latest on the w news up next. the question of who will succeed? the dalai lama has sparked, i see the debate between india and china. stay tuned for doc film on marian evans. again, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you, for me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the good news. innovation. green the green revolution global. so listen to a lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the carriers subscribe to those channels every friday, subscribe to plan is a the, the, my grandmother used to get us sold as of today.

. >>> a online event monday night, award-winning actor, singer and producer billy porter joins me later with a preview and he has a message for undecided voters. >> undecided about what? undecided about what? that is all i will say. [children playing] hey guys, come on! time to eat. time to eat. i don't want this. i want corndogs! ♪♪ corndogs! corndogs! corndogs! ♪♪ i need another corndog! it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. why choos

it's about 6000000 porter re people of puerto rican heritage live in united states. another 3000000 live on the island, puerto rico itself. and puerto ricans are actually us citizens. they don't vote and us elections because it's not a state. and so they can participate in the electoral college unusual way the americans elected president. but puerto ricans are part of the fabric of the united states. the trump campaign, distance themselves a little bit from that harris immediately came out with a plan to help further. it goes economy, as she knows, this is a very important voting block. and she was trying to use that comment to gain a little bit of support for her campaign. but trump has learned through experience actually that a lot of these inflammatory comments don't really hurt his campaign. there's a pull that showed that latino immigrants themselves don't feel like trump is talking about them when he says is going to the port migrants. and so probably a lot of puerto ricans don't feel like the comment reflects anything about them. all right, let's talk about th

my thoughts hired or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping porter? i want my son to become a doctor to indicate it's time to.

porter alexander in his memoirs pretends that even before the war in the old army pope was widely scornedlittle bit of doggerel about what he was sent out the panhandle of texas to find artesian wells and he makes i think a lot of that is retrospective but i don't think he was one of the most popular officers but he did have a long career remained in the army long after the war and achieved a very high end senior rank in the army after the war. and after the war some confederate generals surprise that stonewall jackson became famous because those of ous wh really knew him found him to be extremely odd and eccentric. >> yes, there is no doubt, to call him hard and eccentric is like calling shaq a kind of tall guy. jackson is so far beyond eccentric, he is a deeply weird person. but that doesn't mean he can't be a good general. he was a deeply weird person. anybody who adidn't notice tha wasn't paying attention. that's weather before the war or during the war, he is a strange person. strange person. what most people don't understand is that at the time that lee is deciding what to do with h

at the beginning of 1948, the porter of the molotov radio plant, together with the chief engineer, once again inspected, or rather assessed, a brand new radiogram, one of the first released at the plant. emotions were overflowing, they were able to do it. not far away, in a place of honor in the red corner, was a pioneer receiver. it was the main object at the plant in the first months after the liberation of belarus. people after their shift would crowd into the dilapidated premises to listen to the latest report from belarusian radio about the situation at the front in the republic. now they were also waiting for workers after their shift, only with a different goal: to demonstrate the new product in action. the engineer was concerned about how... all seven tubes that were used in the new model worked. the part-timer, having chosen the record he liked, started the player. now all this was combined in one receiver. in the new cycle of jubilee broadcasts of the thirtieth anniversary of the republic, which began to be broadcast on belarusian radio, the announcers continued to talk about

the recording of these conversations was confirmed by dwight porter, then us ambassador to lebanon, who access to these conversations. at that time, israel had decided to occupy the golan heights in violation of the un ceasefire, and for this reason, america did not want to know about this plan. the israelis were also not interested in witnessing the massacre of the egyptians have they forced asra to dig their graves with their own hands. then in their shooting range. in his book operation cyanour, the english journalist peter hunnam completes another part of this puzzle. he says that a series of secret agents between the us government and israel led to this attack. the aim of the attack was to sink the liberty and kill all the passengers on the ship. but liberty remained floating on the water and this plan was not implemented. the attack on the liberty ship had been planned for at least a year. was israel wanted to accuse egypt of carrying out this attack rather than america enter into the six-day war in his favor. the attack on the liberty ship is one of the tragedies that the zionist

in damage control after a comedian took the stage at a in new york city over the weekend calling portero a floating island of garbage. on a similar call with the tino activists, president biden refer to that event. the only aaarbae i biden refer to that event. the only garbage i see _ biden refer to that event. the only garbage i see floating _ biden refer to that event. the only garbage i see floating out - biden refer to that event. the only garbage i see floating out there i biden refer to that event. the only garbage i see floating out there is| garbage i see floating out there is his supporters. his demonisation is unconscionable.— unconscionable. instead it was the president in _ unconscionable. instead it was the president in damage _ unconscionable. instead it was the president in damage control, - unconscionable. instead it was the l president in damage control, quickly clarifying his comments were in reference to the comments made by the trump supporters. an epic political gaffe by kamala harris's boss. the timing of this one could not be worse. as the vice president delivered

. >> kamala harris squeezing a porter visit in her campaign schedule after seeing it become a top issueting she's been the white house for the past four years and claims she can fix the porter crisis as president. >> these are serious problems. and we know donald trump solve them. when he was president he did nothing to fix our immigration system, we need a president that cares more about solving problems then playing political games and meeting people. >> donald trump is calling out kamala harris' tough on the border bs. >> to all rapists, dealers caves traffickers murderers, important that you send a thank you note to kamala harris because without her you would not be here but we don't want you here and you're going to get the hell out very soon. >> jesse, you covered her visit to the border last night. >> unfortunately i did. do you think it helped turn all or hurt her, she looked quite elegant in her expensive jewellery. >> how much was that necklace. >> 62. >> half a million dollars. >> this wasn't a border visit it was a photo off, we timed at the minute she walks out of the truck

propaganda minister and i worked-carried signs hundreds of miles for campos [indiscernible] cathy porter. what you do when you enter the board of supervisors is you ask for committee [indiscernible] the bos, sfusd, because i created a program at potrero hills of monitors which made the whole schools safe and i like to repeat it for the entire school district. thank you for your time. have a good day and it is warm in san francisco. >> my name is julian bermudez running for district 9 supervisor. a mission born and raised kid doing what it feels impossible to bring about change in my neighborhood. growing up my family small business taught me value of hard work and self-lessness and i want to bring my hard work and passion to san francisco politics. i always been politically engaged and became frustrated after arguing with people online advocating for our great city. so, i decided go for it and run. i really had no idea what i was in for. in adedition, my rives are aunaware what i'm willing to do. it isn't just a job. it is transformation the city demanding. i wake up with the weight of c

. >> our time now. 736 southern california congresswoman katie porter may possibly be planning a runsocial media post, the congresswoman linked to a usc poll that said porter could be a frontrunner if she ran in the 2026 election. congresswoman porter said our next governor needs to be laser focused on solving california's biggest challenges. most of all, the cost of living. katie porter is not running for reelection to congress after a run for senate, where she didn't advance past the primary. our time. 736 preparations are being made on the campus of uc berkeley for a major college football celebration for the first time. >> espn is hosting its college game day show at cal. the stage is being set at memorial glade, right there in the center of campus. thousands of students and football fans are excited to attend the live show, which starts at 6:00 our time saturday morning. it takes a lot to get college kids up at 6 a.m. yeah. however, this is that a lot we're talking about. the university says the gates to the area behind the stage will open as early as 330 in the morning, and tha

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driver of a pickup lost control and went off the freeway, crashing into a fence and parked cars on portertreet near mabel way. the driver had to be extricated by firefighters that person later died at the hospital. santa clara county school leaders are expected to appoint an interim superintendent of schools at their meeting tonight. this all comes after the former superintendent, mary ann dewan, was fired by the school board. the board is remaining tight lipped about the reason the group of local elected officials sent a letter to trustees asking them to reconsider their decision to fire dewan today. hundreds of thousands of health care workers will see a significant bump in their pay as a new minimum wage goes into effect. more than 325,000 health care workers will see their hourly pay increase from 18 to $23 per hour per hour. another 75,000 workers already making that kind of money will also see their pay go up indirectly as a result. this applies mostly to lower paid medical staff in private facilities. let's take a look outside across the bay area this morning. so pg&e warning of a