my name is andrew revis. i've been a driver at ups for 11 years. second-generation teamster with teamsters local 533 here in reno. [crowd cheering] i am also the executive vice president for the national teamsters lgbtq+ caucus. [crowd cheering] which i am very pleased to say voted last week unanimously to endorse harris-walz for 2024. [crowd cheering] because we believe in fighting for equality, dignity, and respect in the work base. -- workplace. during my years as a teamster and a union activist, one thing has been made clear to me. unions build strong communities. [crowd cheering] our union workers are building roads, bridges, schools, and hospitals. we deliver goods across the country to your grocery stores and your front straps -- steps. unions build strong local economies and a strong national economy. [crowd cheering] vice president harris and governor walz both know that the middle class workers like us form the backbone of our society and they respect the workers right to organize. [crowd cheering] throughout her life, vice president harr

revi Ó su pul ver que no reaccionaba, beth pidio asistencia medica. >> reviso su pulso y respiracion,huso a quitarle las esposas. >> muy dificil ahora repetir que orlando estaba fingiendo. >> los paramedicos tuvieron que insistir para que loust a set. >> i heard desesposaran. >> ¿cuando fue la primera vez que te pide la policia dijo que no conducirian una investigacion porque sus oficiales actuaron adecuadamente. >> orlando fue liberado bajo fianza dias despues, pero francisco paso tres semanas detenido por el alto costo de la fianza. >> la policia de holmes beach, florida, no respondio a nuestra solicitud de comentarios. >> por agredir a los oficiales y resistirse al arresto. >> su abogado nos dijo que tiene esperanza que el fiscal desestime los cargos por tratarse de un joven con autismo sin antecedentes criminales y cuya proteccion daca estaria en riesgo si es encontrado culpable, julio. >> bueno, un caso dificil y las imagenes durisimas. >> gracias lourdes. >> bueno, estamos a 11 dias de las elecciones presidenciales donald trump intensifica su r retorica contra los inmigrantes si

such as revis, and our local assembly member mark berman.am is focused on deliveriing solutions and not slogans. we went down to district 16 to see how voters are feeling about the governor weighing in on this race. we caught up with two locals in palo alto they think the endorsement could impact the outcomf the race. but for them they are keeping their support behind lucardo. >> we are still supporting him and it is a guy for the community. >> reporter: another woman told us she is not even too sure the governor's endorsement with sway anything. >> newsom is not wildly popular at the moment. i am not sure how people will react to that. i mean he had a lot of experience, low is wonderful young candidate. it is a tough choice. >> it is the final stretch of the presidential race. vice president harris made her closing arguments to voters in dc tonight. in the same spot where former president trump gave his own speech just before the january 6th capitol riot >> this is not a candidate for president who is thinking about how to make your life be

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there was a home in the distance where a couple was revi residinn the living room when the tornado strucke it out out you aliv. it's heart breaking, seeing people's livelihoods, their belongings. there are pieces of homework. it's so sad to see, there's bills on the ground, completely saturated. here's even someone's sheet that was once on their bed and now it's on this walkway which it's friday morning, after all. what would most folks be typically doing on a friday morning in they palm beach florida, they would be walkinger tar walkingtheir dog or going f. but not this friday morning. they will unfortunately have a long road to recovery ahead. law enforcement are blocking offen offthe entrance to the su. you're not allowed into the subdivisionses unless you are a resident, you're able to prove you're a resident with your id. that's why we're on the prim tar perimeter. some folks are without powerrer, other areas have power restored. fascinating enough, these homes, we have been hearing eerie sounds this morning, we've been heaheahearing alarms going off t are sounding. the homes are uni

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