because we also understand that hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee the south of labor and on the you where it is specifically worried about a displacement crisis. what mold you know about that it is we heard that from the secretary general at the very beginning of the meeting, who outlined exactly what is at stake it. to outline the size of the crisis that is happening in this ongoing conflict. he also pointed out to the humanitarian issues that are posting that off. moving back to the un is going to have to focus on delivering humanitarian assistance in the wake of this ongoing conflict. this a very important fact to mike, thanks very much for that. keeping us updated from you. we're now returning to the united nations. we. these are in eric republic is now addressing that emergency meters is really is a cyber attack against the lebanese people which claimed the lives of thousands of civilians. thousands of those were wounded. these were very serious injuries. the occupying entity had transformed the civilian devices into tools of collective massacre. the mission is a

rayati fard, the head of south khorasan islamic labor council, said that we do not even have a methane gas sensor, how do you supervise you can go to these mines to the status of workers. according to the labor law , it is the responsibility of the ministry of social welfare to monitor the regulations of the handbooks that have been compiled, whether these handbooks are implemented by the employer or not, and whether or not the labor force is protected. well, we have approximately 6 a thousand we have an active mine in the country, which we formed every year in the mine safety working group in all mining provinces in the country, especially with the help of the ministry of industry, organization of the maad engineering system. the working group had a field supervision from there, and in two other cases, our 28 5 inspectors went and supervised there, and i think one of them had a field supervision in july, and had a periodical supervision, and the issues that were in the area of ​​non-authorization of safety, the necessary notices to the employer. data and because the severity of the ac

riyiti fard, the head of the khorasan islamic labor council center? south said that we don't even have a methane gas sensor, how about you? do you supervise these mines, the condition of the workers , the safety of them, i would like to say to you, well, leave it to the social workers to supervise the good implementation of the labor law and in a way to protect the safety of the labor force as per article 85 of the labor law, as the responsibility of the ministry of health karfa is the community to monitor the bylaws of the companies that have been approved , whether this order is implemented by the employer or not, and ultimately the workforce is protected or not. well, we have approximately 6 thousand active deaths in the country every year mining safety working group in the country in all mining provinces, especially we formed the engineering system organization with the help of the ministry of industry. in the mines, we have periodical visits . this same mine, jo mine, on 30/2 84 433, the working group had a field inspection from there, and two other ca

at the forefront of international solidarity of. being at the forefront of supporting the global south, it seems as if the labor party is completely dismissed these ideas and i think that's something for us in the global south that we are watching with keen interest in your country to see the kind of developments and the kind of flip flopping by those in the labour party, i think that has been something that was coming along, but it is the most stuck in this issue of palestine and of in the in the... center of a genocide, the labour party being unable to find its let alone its political direction, but it's even its moral direction in this context. the issue of mobilization of peoples on the street, i think that one one aspect that the palestinians have given us in the last few months is the is the fact that people across the world are making their struggle. making the struggle of the palestinians their own struggle. we are beginning to go back to an era in which you in britain and elsewhere made our struggle in south africa your struggle. my freedom and my ability to speak to you today is directly related to th

of everything. first time volunteer agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area wherespent much of his summer. there's generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when i pick them goal may to get anything in here today. >> dozens of volunteers left to pick up the mess and hope it's better by the end of this labor day. hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach, makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> all right. with that, we want to check your sutro tower camera in downtown san francisco. looks like maybe just a little bit of haze sign around with us this evening. yeah, and we do know that it's g

columbus is around 25000 people live on the small pacific islands, south of type care, their own nerve reports of injuries or damage. the case labor policy is holding its annual conference software. it's for 1st 3 months in government, among other things as anger, it sits plans to make deep spending costs to cover an estimated $29000000000.00 hole in public finances. dining hall has this report from the pool. the chancellor of the exchequer, britain's finance minister interrupted mid speech by a protest, a cooling for noms and bug o against israel, but not to the labor governments. problems are so easily bundled away when the side, as she spoke. another protest against comes to winter seating subsidies with pensioners, the i'm good for my membership over this terrible decision to pick this pockets of pension is it is probable. are we getting out? certainly values of emails and phone calls and the calls all our older members that had called a labor voters, and they said they won't vote for them again. the government says it has no choice . that hard decisions must be made to confront an economic black hole by its conservative predi

of everything. first-time volunteer. agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area where he spent much ofmer. there's generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when i pick them that are going get anything in here, >> dozens of volunteers left to pick up the mess and hope it's better by the end of this labor day. hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach, makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> all right. that was chloe curtis reporting for us tonight. let's talk about the weather. taking a look at our mount tam camera. we know it's real nice one today, but we're about to crank up the heat. and of course, that mea

of everything. first-time volunteer. agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area where he spent much of his summer. there's generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when i pick them that are going get anything in here, >> dozens of volunteers left to pick up the mess and hope it's better by the end of this labor day. hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach, makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> and that was chloe curtis reporting for us tonight. >> it was definitely a nice weekend get out anywhere and spend some time outdoors. yeah, it was hikes. beautiful weather taking a live look now at mount tam or tha

people and broadening of labor demand we will continue to have the mismatch of youth who are upwardly mobile to the reality of the labor market. paul: let's dig deeper with our southr. how many jobs is india going to need to create in the coming years? >> india's economy is growing close to 8% every year for the last couple of years but not creating enough jobs that are needed for vast young force. by some estimates it needs 150 million jobs to be created by 2030. in fact 12 million people are entering the workforce each year and that shows how big the problem is so much so that it is seen as one of the reasons why the prime ministers in the national elections that were held earlier this year and the budget focused on a great deal of providing jobs and skills. having said that if india does not provide enough jobs it is staring at a big problem. it will not be able to reach the ambition of developed country status by 2047. it will not be able to provide opportunities for its vast young workforce. india wants to create a big middle class but that has become a big challenge. people in the country will not be upwardly mobile. and this demographic dividend that india

of old growth, hardwood and yellow pine in the south. but prior to the end of reconstruct action, both because of technological limitations and the way labor was deployed, this was not the highest priority of the folks who owned the land on which the timber grew. but at the same time that there was sort of a rediscovery of all of this timber in the upper midwest and new england managed to get themselves clear cut by lumber men who weren't particularly concerned with permanence. right. so then those folks were very interested in what the south had to offer. lumberman from those places, hungry for new timber and land in south carolina, like other places in the south, was also devalued. its value was something like 1/25 of what it had been pre civil war. so what happens? well, big lumber comes i don't really like featuring i mean, these guys are our friends but it's the arrival of big lumber. guys know that lumber factors came from places like michigan and they did this very i mean, to us in 2023 sort of cool thing of buying up they amalgamated tracts of land into big tracts of and then using parlance from 2023 they flipped the land which in

of everything. first time volunteer agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area wherespent much of his summer. there's generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when i pick them out that you're going anything in here today. >> dozens of volunteers left to pick up the mess and hope it's better by the end of this labor day. hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach, it makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> all that was chloe curtis reporting for us tonight. this is the street outside of our studio today was turned into a racetrack as hundreds of cyclists zipped by for the 43rd annual juror. od

of everything first-time volunteer. agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day, giving back to the area where he spent much ofcome. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when pick them out that you're going get anything in here today. >> hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> oh, my god. i love the blue sun hat. i love her blue, which you'll need today. and tomorrow, john, with a look at our warm forecast this week, did tahoe is going to be warm up there? so maybe a good weekend to be getting up there. these next few days. you know, it's going to be a lot calmer than this past labor day weekend was just make

. >> the governor has until the end of the month to sign or veto the bill in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news on this labor day, california lawmakers seem to be cooling on the influence of labor unions after last year's hot labor summer, as we saw strikes from hollywood to fast food to health care last summer, lawmakers supported several major policy wins for unions. >> no such successes this year. the legislative session came to an end saturday with the failure of a number of labor backed bills, a plan to give unemployment benefits to striking workers did not pass. neither did labor supported bills to support grocery jobs over self checkout, expand protection for workers on the picket line, or limit the government's use of temporary contracts. today, we show the bosses how we celebrate labor day in this city. >> thousands of hotel workers walked out for the second day today, part of a massive strike in cities across the country. workers rallied around union square in san francisco over stalled contract talks between the union and top hotel chains including hyatt, hilton and marriott. the union wants bette

of everything. first time volunteer, agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area where he spent much of his summer. there's generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when pick them that are going get anything in here today. >> hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach, makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here were there visiting and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> a landmark san francisco bakery right in the heart of chinatown. and coming up, we get to take a peek inside golden gate. fortune cookie factory. plus. >> proposition 6, it's set to appear on your ballot this november surrounding the issue of involuntary servitude and slavery. capitol corr

. >> the governor has until the end of the month to sign or veto the bill in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news on this labor day, california lawmakers seem to be cooling on the influence of labor unions after last year's hot labor summer, as we saw strikes from hollywood to fast food to health care last summer, lawmakers supported several major policy wins for unions. >> no such successes this year. the legislative session came to an end saturday with the failure of a number of labor backed bills, a plan to give unemployment benefits to striking workers did not pass. neither did labor supported bills to support grocery jobs over self checkout, expand protection for workers on the picket line, or limit the government's use of temporary contracts. today, we show the bosses how we celebrate labor day in this city. >> thousands of hotel workers walked out for the second day today, part of a massive strike in cities across the country. workers rallied around union square in san francisco over stalled contract talks between the union and top hotel chains including hyatt, hilton and marriott. the union wants bette

we have the force commander of the un peacekeeping force in south lebanon, who's also in touch with the party. as for the secretary general, it's clear that the people of labor known to people of israel and the people of the why to region cannot afford a full scale war 11 on and what is the past year right now if you're in a field there about $10000.00 personnel, un peacekeepers. they're from various different countries. what is unit fields pastor at this very moment given this escalation by israel? it's very challenging for, for you to feel right now because we're seeing the heaviest exchange of 5 we've seen in months. it's a firing from a southern 11 on into israel, from israel, into 11 known as liberating our ability to do the patrols that we would usually do . but they are doing what ever they can. and most importantly, they're using sort of a diplomatic tools and the communications tools to stay in touch with what is limiting, what the unit field can do in terms of peacekeeping patrols at this moment, it clearly limits the ability for you to filter continue to do with observe ation uh, patrols when they're being subjected to firing from both sides. and

of everything. first time volunteer, agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area where he spent much of his summer. there's generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when pick them out that you're going anything in here today. >> hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach, makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue pill us. >> ok, let's talk sports now. we've got the giants. their playoff hopes to get a little tough after losing there series against the marlins. giants are now 2 games below 500. they kind show you the highland like 6 and a half games back, by the way, for the wild card spot that leave

of everything. first time volunteer. agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area where he spent much of his summer. there's generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> went pick them that are going get anything in here today. >> hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach, makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> in the east bay, alameda county jurors are getting a pay raise starting today. the daily pay rate will now be 100 bucks a day. a significant jump from the previous $15 a day. this is all because of a pilot program in 7 counties to increase juror participation among low-income residents and try to broaden th

of everything. first time volunteer agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area wheremuch of his summer. there's generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when i pick them that are going get anything in here today. >> dozens of volunteers left to pick up the mess and hope it's better by the end of this labor day. hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach, makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> i got to do everything you can to keep it clean up there. one of the largest health insurers in california will now pay the largest feet state history for illegally denying coverage for gender affirming

of everything. first time volunteer, agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area where he spent much of his summer. there's generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when pick them are going get anything in here today. >> hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here were there visiting and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> coming up here at noon, teens suffering with poor mental health are linked to e-cigarette use. we're gonna take a look at the study when we come back. plus. trevor shirley in washington cease-fire talks between israel and hamas continue. >> even as the white house is now criticizing the israeli

of everything first-time volunteer. agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day, giving back to the area where he spent much oferations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it. now. >> and it's a perfect opportunity to start and many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >> when pick them out that you're going get anything in here today. >> hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach, makes them think twice about leaving trash when they pick up and go after their beach day. >> volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >> and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >> all right. got to keep blue. that's for sure. we're taking a look outside here at san francisco on the september week. right. it's not officially summer anymore. wait a second. did you catch her hat? her hat? yeah. didn't really see that hat. that was so cool. the underneath of it. blue water you know, on the front. i just

south africa. and if you look at the statistics, the lease by the quarterly labor full survey offsets ac, you will see that the city of cape town has created over 80 percent of all new jobs in south africa. that is more then housing. and if the queen combined together, so even though the city of cape town may have a method of challenges both socially and economically, i cannot allow emotional arguments to take over without looking at the facts. so let me hear from you because your part of the students need a sheep. tell me how housing affects education ex just in general because the 2 seem to go hand in hand. right? yeah, i think you, i cause the think so for students coming from another provings to come to side the for sure. the kind of sleep on is 3. they need to ality on cape town. if the owners was think it makes it very difficult for someone to come from an immediate class, they may be or in the last name is the because of what housing. if you go can, you, can you give me an idea of how much it would cost to rent a house as a student, for example, for a month. and we must be talking about a 2 to a $100000.00, whi

of summer. some folks say labor day weekend is clearly not. we had a forecast 100 on the forecast. it's there. you know, driving this way souththe golden gate bridge yesterday and today. yeah. back to back. there you are. yeah. it was way more crowded than that about, you know, 2:00 this afternoon or so. and i think tomorrow is going to be another reason to go to the beach. it's going to be packed again. clear skies. yeah, yeah. all right rob thanks. okay. well, still to come, the paralympics triathlon postponed. the concern over water in the san river. and when the event will take place. and a quick reminder, we are now streaming on pluto 24/7. you can watch nbc bay area news anytime you want. scan that qr code right there for easy. how to stream guide on your favorite streaming platform. you can watch our live newscast, breaking updates and other content i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for th

signals that government's going to sort of feel and hear over the coming days this city south and municipality has decided to go on strike some of the big labor unions in the country, incredibly powerful than significant has said that then membership will join the protest. we've heard from ben gurion airport saying that they will be operational tomorrow. but in the past, these unions have managed to shut down the airports well, so this is a big moment for the country on the cusp of it again, or will the prime minister prevail with his rhetoric winning the day? >> alex and they quickly, we've just learned that there was a cabinet meeting today during which there defense minister yoav golan blasted the government for prioritizing that egypt gaza border that stretch known as the philadelphi corridor netanyahu's desire to keep israeli troops in that area prioritizing that a golan said, overreaching this hostage deal yeah. >> hey, he might he tried to make that point last week he went against him. >> he voted against that he asked the prime minister, said have another cabinet session, make another vote on this this is the point that it's where isr

of labor. unfortunately, today we don't have that, you repeat, but we have to look else. where is the shifting geo politics as a shifting global south in countries like south africa of set up it needs national coats as well mr. olivia? unfortunately we're out of time. but this is a fascinating discussion. please come back and talk with this again because i'm sure we can fill in entire show with this topic with you daniel, let me thank you very much. thank you so much. i the take the money and leave fleet. the swedish government is offering to pay immigrants, $34000.00. if they go back to their home country. the conservative governments migration ministers said that this is part of a paradigm shift and sweetness, migration policy, migrants who leave voluntarily can apply for the $34000.00 beginning in 2026. now that amount is $35.00 times higher than the existing grant, which has been in place since 1984 beneficial say that it's relatively unknown and an use, for example, only one person and one person used it last year and i look great on as a journalist and editor at the local suite and she joins me tonight from the sweetest city o

of beetle mania in the south bay. >> not the beetle you want. you see any signs of these invasive insects on the trees, you can contact the santa clara county's division of agriculture. >>> as a long labor weekend comes to an end, people travel back home, hotel workers are walking off the job. here's nancy cordes with a preview of tonight's cbs evening news. >> hey, liz. it's the unofficial end to summer and millions are on the move while hotel workers in nine states are hitting the picket lines demanding pay increases, that and more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news. >> look forward to that. thank you. >>> when we come back, some people spend their labor day at the barbecue, others listening to outdoor live music, the tradition returning to golden gate park. i had a serious fall. i called the barnes firm. they got me the best result possible. injured on a job site? call the barnes firm now. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call 1-800 eight million ♪ >>> paul, we really lucked out today. it was a beautiful labor day. >> beautiful labor day weekend overall, nice end unofficially to summertime, but when you look back -- >> end of summer. >> , right, june, july and august th

of everything. first time volunteer. agree traveled from south reno to help this labor day giving back to the area where he spent much ofummer news generations to come. that will not get to enjoy this. we don't take care of it now and it's a perfect opportunity to start and >>many people's fun team at a cost for the shoreline. it's really sad. >>when i think that my go, i'm not going to get anything in here today. >>dozens of volunteers left to pick up the mess and hope it's better by the end of this labor day. but hopefully the people who see doing this on the beach makes them think twice about leaving trash. >>when they pick up and go after their beach day. >>volunteers, local or visiting united with a common goal. it's amazing to see people come out. >>and volunteer to protect this place where they live here or there visiting. and they're making it part of their vacation and together we can keep tahoe blue. >>reporting from lake tahoe covering local news and matters. chloe curtis fox, 40 news. as we move into day 6 of the paralympics, both old and new names are stepping into the spotlight for team usa and one of the

information coming out of the south bay warning to those navigating public transportation, san mateo county transit urging riders to take another mode of transportation due to an ongoing labor dispute impacting bus service kron four's will tran has the details for us. >> i'm one of the major bus kpstops in san mateo county and buses are still rolling in at this hour. but your bus driver might not be a word because they already said that what he did yesterday, they will continue to do today. one out of 3 bus drivers could be calling in sick today. let me show you video buses rolling into the station as early as 5 o'clock in the morning. it is not a complete halt. instead, it is just a message sent by the bus drivers and their union to their bosses saying we are looking for bigger pay raise and what you're offering. so right now, they are still rolling into the stations and rolling throughout san mateo county that 486 square miles of the county. but as far as per ticket, buses are taking bus drivers. we simply don't know because it's up to that particular bus driver to call in sick, more to show up for work. of course, caught in the middle of all. this are the bus riders. i g

of the south china sea, despite an international ruling that there's no legal basis for it. six other countries also claim at least some part of the region thousands of hotel workers went on strike on laboray in the u.s. saying hotels are making record profits, but aren't sharing the wealth cnn's gloria pazmino has this story will unite. here is the union that representing these workers which voted to authorize a strike. it's currently happening across eight different cities and 24 hotels. there's at least 10,000 workers who had i've joined the picket line asking for better wages and better working conditions take a look at how many cities are being affected all across the country, boston, greenwich, san francisco seattle, honolulu, all over the country, and during the labor day weekend a time when we are expected to see more travelers and hotels are expecting to get more business. now, each a city strike will take between two and three he today's or at least until they can get a deal with their employers to strike is currently affecting three hotel chains, including marriott hyatt, and hilton. and as i said, they are asking for better working conditions and specifically a restoration of

labor day. i want to zoom in on the south bay, there is reports of a crash on 101 northbound not far from the 280does not look like it is having a huge impact. if you are headed to san jose mineta airport, everything is pretty quiet and in the green. it will get busier later today because of the labor day holiday. let's talk about that. because labor day is a federal holiday, here is what is open and what is closed. art is on a sunday schedule running from 8:00 this morning until midnight. most retail stores will be open. just check the store hours online. thanks, post offices, all federal offices and government buildings will all be closed today. >>> voters will decide in just about two months there choice in many important races. both tickets for the presidency focusing on labor. the former president allies will address auto workers in detroit and, will harris will visit detroit before joining president joe biden in pittsburgh. union support in the state is a top priority for candidates. harris-walz campaign going all in my editing 300 offices and 200 staffers in those battleground states. and

labor market more . from the beginning of 2024, at least 37 immigrants in sawar. france have lost their lives. the english channel in the north of france and the south of england is one of the busiest waterways in the world, which is very dangerous to cross with small boats. the german volkswagen automobile company announced the possibility of closing two of its factories to reduce costs. according to oliver. was the reason for this decision . according to volkswagen's director of automotive industry europe is in a tough situation and new competitors are entering the european market. the metal trade union considers the decision of this company irresponsible and mismanagement as the cause of the shortcomings of this automobile company. until 2017, volkswagen was the world's largest car manufacturer in terms of sales. this company has more than 600 thousand workers in the world , of which about 295 thousand are in germany. riot police in argentina clashed with thousands of protesters in the city of buenos aires. demonstrators protested against the president's opposition to the 8 percent increase in pensioners' rights law that was approved by the parli

the average $4.88 in the east bay for 77 for a gallon of regular and the south bay for 68. some major chains are open this labor day, including most walmart and target locations. also, tj maxx, macy's, jc penney is open. costco is closed for the holiday. for another look at the forecast. kyla is back. she says she's been looking travel conditions. i guess a lot of people are coming home today. >> well, i mean, some might be right. definitely starting to see that some volume is expected pick up as we get to the afternoon, but weather-wise the east coast just had a front that's kind of moving offshore right now, helping them out a little bit of rain happening in texas. if you are connecting through there. and as we look at what's expected with air travel, it really is just here in the bay area because of volume that we're going to see something quite a few people will be rolling in today and obviously see a weather there in texas. as i mention in down in florida got a little bit, too. but if we look at what's happening with airports right now, miami is getting a little bit of weather, a little bit of thunderstorm

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