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rodney: the good thing is that they are employed more.he problem is that they are facing is that they are underemployed. they are in a job where the wage is less than they feel they should earn. the combination of that alongside inflation to lower income individuals who rent check to pay check we understand that hits harder. they are still feeling a burn and this is a very challenging economic firemen with rising debt, study and elation that at the end of the day there wages are not enough for their everyday expenses. vonnie: average hourly earnings worlds -- was up a little bit year-over-year, a tiny bit more than inflation. our those looking for loans seeing the benefits of better wages versus higher inflation? rodney: they are not really seeing it. and you have to take things into consideration. a schoolteacher who was once a schoolteacher but then started to drive uber and is now working at a restaurant as a manager, at the end of the day all of these scenarios the schoolteacher is employed but not being a schoolteacher. and not earni

to bring rodney back in, on real life. to bring rodney back in. on the _ real life. side of expectations, you know tim walz and you worked with him across the aisle as well. we saw the donald trump team saying that tim walz was an experienced and skilled debater but then donald trump said in an interview yesterday thatjd vance is going up against a moron. what do you think of these kind of conflicting messages heading into the debate?— into the debate? there was robabl into the debate? there was probably a _ into the debate? there was probably a time _ into the debate? there was probably a time we - into the debate? there was probably a time we served l probably a time we served together and i might have joked together and i might have joked to him _ together and i might have joked to him that he's a moron. is that to him that he's a moron. that how to him that he's a moron. is that how you treat each other? yes. ., , that how you treat each other? yes. . , ., .. , yes. that is what he calls bipartisanship. _ yes. that is what he calls bipartisanship. he - yes. that

, something was going to happen rodney king beating case found not guilty on all counts except one. and in response to that, the black community in la exploded >> okay. you're looking at main street and what protesters are doing is they're going down the street trying to light cars you're looking at what's on television. >> the city is out of control, and people are looting going on? and what has been going on? >> don't touch me people were fed up, and so they resorted to street justice. by the time peace was restored, more than 50 people had died almost 12,000 arrests had been made and more than 600 structures were set on fire, adding up to close to $1 billion in damage talk about the la riots was because it was a very big deal. >> it had riveted the whole country people were shocked and outraged by the verdict in the rodney king trial. the republican party response to the riots was that they shouldn't be excused. >> but my friends, there is simply no excuse for the mayhem that followed. >> the speech was about young men in gangs, most of whom came from this, this underclass. >> it

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i mean i, i'm the rodney in minnesota floating up as uh, ave, taken seriously by the establishment in as well. yes. absolutely. nobody can not take them seriously because the situation is very, very serious. but thinking seriously does not mean, but it is right. it has 2nd thoughts about striking becky ross. i say, unfortunately, so, but i don't see any chance that these are in a realtor 10. the 8th of that, of the jews the evening. any, so we are facing a great your show region and the danger me know how much of this particular moment can we fairly say that the top priority for a right now, because you have the around, the assignment minutes of following up as in lebanon, is to try to ensure there is a data to at least make sure that his bella remains intact. this by the string of setbacks is suffered over the last few weeks have no doubt that has been law is very powerful and it is probably more powerful today than it was a couple of weeks ago. and this is not empty where it is, randy regime murdered a few senior officials, military officials, but they are younger officers and hundr

he was also a media advisor to the rodney and negotiating team of the international atomic energy agency in boston, virginia, thomas pickering, former us ambassador to the united nations, who was also, i'm about to go to his manuals and, and russia among other countries do. instead of a good deal of a column, this of the hot it's newspaper pad off of the book, the punishment of gaza. thank you for joining us. well, how much, what is the general feeling in to hold on? is it that the iranians believe they are on the verge of war with these ram? it is quite possible today prior to long harmony lead to friday prayers. and uh, i think this was perhaps the largest gathering of people that i've ever seen into run. even though there were lots of uh, online chatter about these ready, the regime striking. uh yeah. ceremony and the prayers. but uh, we saw millions of people participate and he was very strong and firm about what he ron will do is the is right, the regime strikes iran if it escalates. iran will strike much harder next time around. what we saw a few days ago was just the tip of the ic

it was directed at you, rodney and leaders specifically is a also hosted recently, the son of the former, shall have the lot yet another provocative attacked. and all of these come on top of the, to the governor's mind, i mean the killing of the run in revolutionary guards commander along side this house on the seller. and so you on finds itself in a predicament whereby from tear hans perspective it have to restore strategic deterrence. it have to act. i'm so what, okay, hon is saying now is that they acted proportions proportionately. and that if is a, a tax, which is a no dog. well, then that would be a major, major retaliation. and so tear honda is now saying that they're prepared for a major azalea tech. and this is the point at which the world has been warning of trying to stave off. we are now here at that point on the brink of a major regional escalation for the honda come rather many thanks. indeed for joining us. let's just bring you a reminder of a breaking news coverage, especially if you'll just joining us of this. i'll iran has launched a wave of missed all attacks on israel

rodney?that many in _ fixed the dream issues that many in the country face and it would — many in the country face and it would have fixed the broken legal — would have fixed the broken legal immigration system and when — legal immigration system and when we _ legal immigration system and when we talk about immigration, we are _ when we talk about immigration, we are talking about 10 million versus— we are talking about 10 million versus 25— we are talking about 10 million versus 25 million, let's stick with— versus 25 million, let's stick with ten— versus 25 million, let's stick with ten million and let's say a million _ with ten million and let's say a million went back, 9 million here~ — a million went back, 9 million here. that's the size of the city— here. that's the size of the city of— here. that's the size of the city of chicago and that is a problem _ city of chicago and that is a problem-— city of chicago and that is a roblem. . , . :, problem. certainly immigration is very hot _ pr

wells, rodney wells, what is there some disappointment there that all three were not convicted of the most serious charges that would have potentially ended with him spending the rest of their lives in federal prison >> but again we feel vindicated with them getting sentence at all. oh, i see no courtroom by the marshals, was a big relief for our family i have seen some of our kids smile and months and so regardless of whether they got charged with civil rights offenses just to see, they'll get charged with something was great for the family ben crump only one of the three was convicted of deprivation of tyree nichols civil rights causing bodily injury for excessive force and failure to intervene and deliberate indifference. >> what does this portend for the state case if anything? to understand that jury deliberation and what this verdict meant. it meant that three of the officers, martin, a late and mills, who they thought did the most beaten of this brutal killing of tyre nichols was all geared to two of them play. and haley was found guilty and they thought the other two who have

well, the staging mass rodney isn't supposed to be a bottled enclave in athens. the volley ton valid dest class. you see, rob did with local police and you have these ready embassy. the empowers thousands of people, sat outside the entrance of the sciences full university waiving policy, needed and lebanese slabs before they ever move by the police and come a ration and protests. what also have the across canada, here was what some of those taking part had to say. so we're here as soon as we get the government to actually intervene and do something in end this genocide that's been going on. i want to see a policy free palestine and of state where everybody can live in peace and harmony. so today we are really here together our thoughts and to have a proper collective morning that we didn't really get the chance to do. now we discussed the on the folding situation and guys of what the have my media advisor. he says that the us is fully complicit with the ideas auctions in the enclave. i will get on that today. major operations were carried out in the northern gauz

retired jewelry salesman from queens, told the times reporter, look what they got away with in the rodney king thing. we italians are a minority, too, and we have to stand and say this is wrong. when news the spread of his sentence spread outside the broke through the police lines and surged towards courthouse. down with the government cried richie gotti. john's elder brother throwing his in the air and rushing forward. scuffles. the cops broke out. the mob smashed, the windows of the u.s. marshals, cars parked in front of the court, overturning of them. they reached the glass of the courthouse, trapping the people inside for close an hour. a gangster version of the bastille day in brooklyn, mike mcalary, dubbed it in the next day's new york post column, adding only the street mob is the mob. some even managed get into the federal building, leading to a scene at the door of the room that hosted the naturalization ceremony for new american citizens. your government. the enemy. a woman holding an american flag screamed at the people inside. mccullough recorded that. this harangue was answer

. - the first time i saw the rodney king video, (sighs) it felt surreal.as scarring. - you could actually watch these men beating the daylights out of a man on all fours. - those are many cops, and that's a guy who's putting up no fight. - in black communities, this is going on all the time. - we were like somebody finally got it on tape. - now that they see it on video, they have to believe us. - all 15 of those men should be prosecuted immediately. all 15 of them. - [reporter 1] today marks the seventh day of deliberations in the trial of four los angeles policemen charged with beating motorist rodney king. - [reporter 2] the accused were not the only ones to come wait. the court house attracting a growing crowd of the curious. - [reporter 3] why was it important for you to come out today? - well, i just want to give a little support to the cops. i think that they've been through a real traumatic 14 months or so. - [juror] it's the 29th day of april 1992, signed by the foreman. we, the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant (indistinct) not

is rodney prime minister benjamin netanyahu says iran will pay after it launched a by roger of me science at israel most were shot down, but there have been several reported casualties. it's the 2nd time around has fired missiles, israel since april, as a conflict between the 2 powers and around back to militias deepens, you know, the social media footage of an iranian missile, exploding just north of taylor. these the sky over israel is a light with the fire of incoming missiles, and the defense is taking them down. he's real says around fired over 180 me. so i was but the majority were intercepted. this venue has been destroyed by shrapnel from one such interception. we just ran into the shelter and uh, you know, to can, i mean, it was a streaming scary, nothing that we could have one piece of data as it was the and must see what we were in the shelter. and we were something like one hour and it was the booming, like a crazy all the shows that was what was was booming. and when we went out, we seen all the damage. that was the all the, all the complex including all the, all the houses.

really happened, but it's for the raw indians on the ground that we're able to witness or hear you rodney and air defense go off the way it did. um, it was not something for them to ignore and so for now we're gonna have to wait and see what that exactly looks like in the coming days. i'm. they were expecting this attack cuz it was broadly sort of predicted that this is ready to be attack would take place. well, have you all contacts in the country been telling you about how much people knew? well they, i think what they know is what we know there was clear that israel was going to respond when and how was a bit confusing in recent weeks. there was the conversations initially about targeting it arrives as nuclear and energy facilities, but then that was pushed back from the bite and administration, reportedly. and israel then said that they were gonna attack military sites, and it seemed that the attacks may have been coming sooner. had it not been for those 2 documents that were at week the other week. and they think they were, reports were saying that they were supposed to be in october

license to do on the next attack, which could be a more firm calvin bunch than we saw this evening. rodney bowl 9 from the foundation for defense of democracies in washington. now let's look at some more stories making headlines around the well you training officials say at least 6 civilians have been killed in russian attacks. overnights for people including a child, died in the central city of detroit, after a mis i'll hit a residential building. 2 of us were killed in separate ad tax on keys and the surrounding influential us newspaper. the washington post has said $110.00 a presidential candidate and next month election. the move is a break with more than 30 years of tradition reports as phones if, if i said billing that or not. and amazon finds that you basically have made that decision. and i sounds a lot will show task from is that gemini will let in tens of thousands, more skilled workers from india. and then while on a visit to the country, shoulds and senior ministers have been in india for talk seemed and boost and economic value on such and with the ties to make this happen. ar

we have said it will hold off on retaliation against recent ease rodney strikes. if israel seizes its ground operations and guidelines 11 on the statement is a more measured response on a promise hours earlier by the way. and you can reach him that it was 5 back suggested in an attempt to avoid escalating the conflict fab. you're on says for military personnel way killed in the strikes and military targets, but played down the impact of the tax. seeing the only cost quotes limits at damage ceasefire. talk saying that if using the why, the conflict, i expect it to resume into ha, today we ask, generalist car, email, go harvey, in cairo, if the chances of reaching a ceasefire de la, hi, a, now then previously, and of course the to issues a bit different the u. s. is hoping that the kidding offers. yes. and was the head of a mouse mice. gibson isn't y'all, and it says is to move now. i know it in the system. i have talk. some us is very key of the statements. they want to have not only a temporary since fire, they want to have a permanent ceasefire. and to complete w

after the rodney king verdict in los angeles. i think most of you remember that rodney king was a black man that was beat up by white police officers read it was really the beginning of this terrible situation in our country. this is what he said to the nation. if we are to remain the most vibrant and hopeful nation on earth, this is the adversity where he can bring us together. my drive us apart. we must build a future, where in every city across this country, empty rage gives way to hope, poverty, or despair. we must then turn again to the underlying causes of such tragic events. we must keep ryon working, to create a climate of understanding, and tolerance. a climate that refuses to accept racism, bigotry, anti- semitism, and hate. anywhere, of any kind. tonight, i ask all americans to lend their hearts, their voices, and their prayers, to the healing. this is more than ever. this is from joe strauss. the former speaker of the house in texas. standing on what he called the front porch of democracy, to get his inaugural address

we were created during the rodney king riots when a bunch of black americans were funded to maxine waters, who said this of nearly a billion plus dollars worth of damage, is normal for black people when they're upset and we were formed to say that's not what black people think, that's what criminal ized people think. some of who might be black. and the national center for public policy research focuses on environmental issues free market issues and the like. horace cooper another issue that you take on is and the chapter is by is lynching black americans economy. so a lot of people don't realize that there are some factors about black as a group that you could argue for instance a lower percentage of black americans choose the medical care or physician fields of study than the population at large. a higher percentage choose education and a significant of black america works in the public sector, a higher percentage of black americans work in the public sector than anyone else. so what i wanted to do was figure out what is happening with black america from an economic perspective given whe

we were created during the rodney king riots when a bunch of black americans were funded to maxine waters, who said this of nearly a billion plus dollars worth of damage, is normal for black people when they're upset and we were formed to say that's not what black people think, that's what criminal ized people think. some of who might be black. and the national center for public policy research focuses on environmental issues free market issues and the like. horace cooper another issue that you take on is and the chapter is by is lynching black americans economy. so a lot of people don't realize that there are some factors about black as a group that you could argue for instance a lower percentage of black americans choose the medical care or physician fields of study than the population at large. a higher percentage choose education and a significant of black america works in the public sector, a higher percentage of black americans work in the public sector than anyone else. so what i wanted to do was figure out what is happening with black america from an economic perspective given whe

african club lions maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a 23—19 victory over dragons at rodney however, this try from player of the match jarod cairns secured the win for the visitors. staying with rugby union, and the british & irish lions legend and world rugby hall of fame inductee ronnie dawson has passed away at the age of 92. dawson played six tests as lions captain, setting a record which was later equalled by martinjohnson. dawson skippered the lions to their only ever win at the all blacks eden park on the 1959 tour. you're watching sportsday. let's take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. england's dan bradbury held his nerve on the final hole to win the french open at le golf national. it's his second dp world tour title, and it lifts him from 98th place to 25th in the race to dubai, meaning he'll be eligible for the season—ending playoffs. the chicago bears beat the jacksonville jaguars by 35 points to 16 in the second of the nfl's london games this year. bears quarterback caleb williams threw four touchdown passes, inlcluding

he gave after the rodney king verdict in los angeles. i think most of you remember, rodney king was a black man who, was beat up by white police officers. it was really the beginning of, you know, the terrible situation in our country. and this is what he said to the nation after that if we are to remain the most vibrant and hopeful nation on earth, we must allow our diversity to bring us together, not drive us apart. this must be the rallying of good and decent people. we must build a future where in every city across country, empty rage gives way to hope, where poverty and despair give way to opportunity. after peace is restored. los angeles. we must then turn again to the causes of such tragic. we must keep on working to create a climate of understanding and tolerance. a climate that refuses to accept racism, bigotry anti-semitism and hate of any kind anywhere and of any kind. tonight, i ask all americans to lend their hearts, their voices and prayers to the healing of hatred we need. his more than ever. this is from joe strauss, form

either rodney and the president has warranties well not to wage war with his country. this action was in defense of the interest in citizens of iran. let netanyahu know that iran is not a belligerence, but it stands firmly against any threat. this is only a corner of our power.

. >> perhaps none of those violent criminals was deadlier than the dating game killer rodney alcala,a serial murderer who, in 1978, actually appeared on and won an episode of the dating game. >> we're going to have a great time together, cheryl. >> when matt met alcalÁ, the psychopath was acting as his own defense attorney, a move matt says doomed the trial. from the start. >> he gave a very technically sound cross-examination of this 12 year old murder victim's mother, where he basically called her a liar. but i looked over and all that jury saw was the monster who murdered her daughter, calling her a liar. >> after matt put him away, alcalÁ died behind bars in 2021, but huntington beach, california police believe he is still responsible for dozens of other cold case murders. based on the hundreds of photos featuring stalking and torture that they found in his old storage locker. do you believe all the people in those photos are victims? >> some of them have been identified over the years. one of them, christine thornton, she was the wyoming victim, and wyoming and brogdon alcalÁ ha

we were created during the rodney kingro riots a bunch of blackh americans responded to maxine waters who said this kind of nearly a billion plus dollars worth of damage is normal. for black people when they're upsets and we reform to say that's not what black people think. that's what -- criminalized people think some ofo whom might be black and the national center for public policy research focuses on environmental issues, premarket issues, and the like. >> cooper another issue that you take on is economics. and the chapter title is bidenomics is lynching black america's economy. so -- a lot of people don't realize that there are some factors about black american as a group that you could argue, for instance, a a lower percentage f black americans choose the medical care, position field of study than the population at large. aa higher percentage choose education and teaching. a significant portion of black america work in the public sector. a higher percentage of black americans work in public sector than anyone else. so what i wanted to do was forget out what is happening with blac

this case, the virginia line during the 1777 autumn winter virginia levee, brigadier general thomas rodney wrote general washington on 21st november 1777 from williamsburg. my dear general, you may be assured that i will push with my with my utmost exertions to have the regiments completed. but to be candid, i really am a loss to know in what manner it can best be done. for the last plan adopted by the assembly of drafting in the matter, there proposed has been productive of much evil and little good. many of those drafted been unfit for service or free mulattos and --, as was generally thought they could be best spared. this, i think, exceedingly unjust because these poor wretches, after they have risked their lives and perhaps may have contributed to save america, will not be entitled to the privileges of freemen. now, we don't know how many men of color actually joined the virginia continental regiments in 1778, but that august, the three brigades, three state brigades, woodford mule and briggs and scotts contained at least 162 black soldiers. and i say at least because there are solid

but what do you rodney is, are focusing on is mostly about the capability of the, of a defense system. then again and again, they're coming out and saying that the damage goes by. it is really a strikes are quite limited. having said that, still it doesn't pull out the fact that so far, this was the biggest ever is rarely direct that tech on you around, you know, when you're writing and story. oh, okay, we're so thank you so much for that reporting from to her on as well after the strikes the is really, really true spokesman daniel has already issued a statement saying i cannot confirm that we have completed the is really response to our ron's attacks against israel, we carried out targeted and precise strikes against the military targets in iran, and forwarded immediate threats to the state of israel. the mission was completed. if the regime in iran makes the mistake and starts a new round of escalation, we will be obliged to respond. no to all day is our correspondent joining from a mine because that is really government has banned all to 0 from reporting in the occupied west bank a

this afternoon, i'll be there, buddy the elf, otherwise known as rodney fong, is president and ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce. >> while business owners say they're not quite to prepandemic levels of service yet, he says the data shows events like these are bringing people back to san francisco. >> the chamber of commerce has a data dashboard on sf chamber .com, which actually shows you like open table reservations, spiking and pedestrian traffic on the sidewalks, rising. so there's certainly indications that things are getting much better. >> today's nightmare on front street goes until 10:00 tonight. their next event is already set for mid-december in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news. >> in the south bay today, san jose firefighters distributed thousands of glow necklaces to schools to help trick or treaters be more visible tonight. they kicked off the giveaway at santee elementary school on audubon drive. san jose firefighters bought more than 3000 glow necklaces this year. and amazon owned zoox is moving forward with plans to start offering rides in its sel

i just want to say one word to our a rodney and guess is the one stage and to not be about as soon as they missed the demographics they. and really, i suggest, let's stop. they say here, good thing in the schools. elegant language, low spot, please. use it though, both parties are still doing reading and the stronger. let's try a different the schools because these, these goals we did bring both of us to and all right. the state, any state that accepts equal rights for every one is fine and that is acceptable to the people of the region. but i have full peer people. that is the arrogance which unfortunately have to, we'd have to leave it that have much. but under thomas pickering gives you like, i really appreciate you and as i thank you and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting the website. i just see it on the phone for further discussion. go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha insights so you can also during the conversation on x, our hands, it is at a j insights. probably it will be hosted by the entire team here in

ron fired the only about $200.00 project files to ron's that the real number was twice that now is rodney and us officials down played the overnight attack, claiming that it was ineffective. now, only one pressing was reported killed during the strike. mr. fossil this attack failed is failed thanks to israel's air defense system, which is the most advanced in the world. and i congratulate the adf on its impressive achievement. i attacked peers have. i defeated an ineffective and this is testament is rarely, military capability and us not. this attack appears to have been defeated an ineffective. this was 1st and foremost the result of the professionalism of the ideas. but in no small part because of the skilled work of the us military and meticulous joint planning. in anticipation of the attack, you want you guy to more iran launched approximately 200 missiles at the state of israel yesterday. the damage was relatively minor. i visited, tell them the off air base. the base is fully operational. it has not ceased to operate for a moment and continues to carry out strikes wherever required

we were created during the rodney king riots when a bunch of black americans were funded to maxine waters, who said this of nearly a billion plus dollars worth of damage, is normal for black people when they're upset and we were formed to say that's not what black people think, that's what criminal ized people think. some of who might be black. and the national center for public policy research focuses on environmental issues free market issues and the like. horace cooper another issue that you take on is and the chapter is by is lynching black americans economy. so a lot of people don't realize that there are some factors about black as a group that you could argue for instance a lower percentage of black americans choose the medical care or physician fields of study than the population at large. a higher percentage choose education and a significant of black america works in the public sector, a higher percentage of black americans work in the public sector than anyone else. so what i wanted to do was figure out what is happening with black america from an economic perspective given whe

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it's rodney as well. there are 5 days to go and so the us presidential election and the democratic and republican candidates. they are campaigning of the states, the border states that border on mexico for that regression from the harris. she said to hold a rally in phoenix, arizona. later today, being well republican donald trump, he has been in albuquerque, new mexico. trump is taking his message of stealing back immigration to the state and he is moving latino voters. they are back in mexico is a democratic stronghold. the republicans are hopeful that they can calls and others say that you can't win new mexico. i say look alright, let's scroll down to washington to my colleague our correspondent janelle, to milan. she's been following the campaigning forest about 5 days to go both the truck and harris campaigns are busy not necessarily with, with the border control and immigration, but damage control. talk to me about that. yes, brand. so you would say that if there was ever a time for a campaign to av

is rodney ministry, a cooling for. uh, i mean this, this is a very large area that they on targeting. and there's a $130.00 villages and small towns on the evacuation order. but now they've taken it to see don't as well. now, that is a much larger geographical area than we've seen before. there's a huge chunk of southern lebanon that is now very definitely on the is really evacuation orders. and this is go lebanese, very, very worried because when the ground defensive was announced by the israelis, it was supposed to be limited in scope. that's the word, these res use, but lebanese people looking and hearing about to build up on the board. the divisions of is really me. so just a staging about buddha, the thing, the effective, all of the rockets coming as we as strikes coming in and the alternative read that continues to come in. and they wondering what the definition of limits. it is a full israel and then you have a displacement crisis. there's people on the move from seed on right now. and those people are very scar

now brace yourself, rodney.es to live properly — or to live — then you're 100% there in life. it's a couple of years since we last met and chatted on breakfast, and just after we met, you received what you describe in the book as the most astonishing letter you've ever received in your life. take us to that moment when you open the envelope, and talk us through where it's led to in your life. well, yeah, it was a letter that took me by surprise, and it was from a daughter that i didn't know that i had. and it was a tremendous shock. but we've since been meeting and getting together, and we're fine, we're lovely. we're getting to know each other, which takes a bit of time, but, no, she's great, and it's very rewarding. and it was a total shock — you had no idea that she was out there? no. you called it a fling with another actor — what, nearly 50 years ago. yeah, yeah, it was a... it was a girlfriend. and that part never... i never knew about it. i went off to work in the theatre, and the girlfriend went off to w