i first arrived in trinidad in 1913. i came at the request of the minors who asked for my help in the struggle against john the rockefeller. the miners working conditions were horrible. it was my encouragement -- 8000 miners went on strike for basic demands. it was to be expected. the state's governor called out the militia. the militia, under general chase was not neutral. when they arrived in trinidad the general immediately ordered me out of the state, so i had to go. and then i came right back. when i did, the general had to be placed under military confinement in trinidad where i stayed for a number of weeks. he threw me in a rat infested jail for several more weeks. all during this time, 11,000 miners statewide heeded the call to go on strike, and colorado resembled a war zone. both sides were armed and ready to shoot. i went to washington and appeared before a congressional committee -- committee on minors issues. and while i was gone, the state militia decided to take matters into its own hands. early in the morn

i first arrived in trinidad in 1913. i came at the request of the miners who asked for my help in the struggle against john d rockefeller. the working conditions were horrible. .t was my encouragement strike for went on basic demands. the state's governor called the militia. the militia, under general chase, was not neutral, and when they arrived in trinidad, the general immediately ordered me out of the state, so i had to go. and then i probably came back. placeddid, the general me under military confinement in trinidad, and then threw me into a red infested jail for several more weeks. minersthis time, 11,000 statewide heeded the call to go on strike, and colorado risible day war zone, with both sides armed and ready to shoot. i went to washington to appear before a congressional committee on miners' issues, and while it was gone, the state militia decided to take matters into its own hands. they attacked the little town we called ludlow. they attacked with guns and machine guns and with fire. day, after the embers wen

little more cloud coming into the eastern islands and again it's been on the warm side here friend in trinidadwas telling me the temperatures up around 35 celsius this cloud will break that hate as we go through the next couple of days and hispaniola saying some wet weather will see some wet weather from time to time into cuba a chance to some showers there into jamaica as well cuba does time a little drivers to go on and to choose day but this erik out away will make its way further northwest with midweek. really not global community we are. still crazy so what response that looks like the part of the debate a few nicci taking jumping. the conversation right away when no topic is off the table if you're not afraid of anyone taking power we just call him what he lives in . you says 3 targeting richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill destroy the system it's just to look at this as. a modern world this dream on out is the era. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call. al-jazeera to bring you the news and current affairs tha

grew up in trinidad and tobago. i didn't want any little girl to grow up feeling that way.dmother, who was my caregiver, she passed away. and that leave me without any financial means to attend university. the trades was a free option in trinidad, so i decided to apply for the trade school. >> good morning, everyone. >> precovid i traveled a lot as a speaker to really highlight the amazing work that the trade could bring to students. this year's virtual camp projects include plumbing, carpet try, electrical, stage hand. >> this is the bottom of your bird feeder. >> our instructor is a woman. we had to order different kits and ship it out in boxes for the girls. today's workshop was called leaky lender. the goal was to actually just give them a little glimpse into what plumbers do with fit-ins and pipe. so at the end of the week for every tools and tiaras summer camp we actually take the girls to a construction site like this. and we couldn't change it up. we had to bring them to a virtual construction site visit. >> i'll show you the dark side right for right now. >> my mis

the trades was a free option in trinidad. decided to apply for the trade school. >> good morning, everyone. >> pre-covid, i traveled a lot as a speaker to really highlight the amazing work that the trade careers bring to students. this year's virtual camp, projects include plumbing, carpentry, electrical, stage hand. >> this is the bottom of your bird feeder. >> our instructors a woman. we had to order different kits and ship it out in boxes to the girls. today's workshop was called leaky linda. the goal was to actually give them a little glimpse into what plumbers do with fittings and pipe. so at the end of the week, for every tools and tiaras summer camp, we actually take the girls to a construction site, like this. and we couldn't change it up. we had to bring them to a virtual construction site visit. my mission is to really just put tools in girls' hands and let them build a world that they so desire. and whatever you decide to do in life, just remember, you can do it because jobs don't have genders! >> we will continue

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trinidad marlo dice: quiero ver cÓmo van a apagar las propuestas de joe biden.gistra un repunte en los casos de coronavirus. la reapertura que fue aplazada en dos ocasiones combina clases virtuales y en persona y serÁ efectiva para alumnos de secundaria a partir de este jueves. los contagios sobrepasan 456.000 y se reportan 33.000 personas que han perdido la vida en ese estado. y es que uno de cada 10 infectados por covid-19 en estados unidos es menor de edad. los contagios en edades infantiles aumentaron del 2 al 10% segÚn la academia americana de pediatrÍa. la cifra de mÁs de medio millÓn de casos pediÁtricos sugiere que los menores tienen un rol importante en la propagaciÓn de esta enfermedad. y es que estamos enfrentÁndonos a una doble amenaza. 1, el coronavirus, y otro ya esta casi aquÍ, la temporada de influenza. vacunar a los niÑos es mÁs importante. 1 de cada 3 padres afirman que no van a hacerlo en esta ocasiÓn. si tienes preguntas, nos conectamos en vivo con la doctora edith bracho sÁnchez, pediatra y profesora en la universidad de columbia, nueva york

away from the town of trinidad and the populated center. people will find out early, this is long before the internet but they might take pictures. it will be too noisy. cia had four days to shift planning to another location. and they found it at the fairly remote bay of pigs. which is on this map here, obviously. all right. away from populated centers but closer to havana, closer to the cuban military and air force. also was surrounded by swamps. let me go to that slide. there we go. the zep ata peninsula gave this relocated a name which became operation zapata by the swamps, far away from the mountains where you hope the exile force will be able to melt away into becoming that beacon of freedom for large numbers of disaffected anti-castro cubans. that is the theory. unknown to the planners was the fact that the bay of pigs was castro's favorite place to go fishing, snorkeling, vacationing, he knew it well. which helped when he arrived on scene to lead the defenders. also unknown was that there were coral reefs and rocks that complicated

a month before the invasion, he ordered another landing site be found, away from the town of trinidadpopulated center. people will find out early, this is long before the internet, but they might take pictures, it'll be too noisy. the cia had four days to shift all of its planning to another location. they found it at the fairly remote bay of pigs. it's on this map here. away from populated centers, but closer to havana, closer to the cuban military and air force. also, it was surrounded by swamps. let me go to that slowed. here we go. this is a peninsula that gave this relocated operation its name. this became operation zapata. they had swabs and it's far away from the mountains where you hope the exiled force would be able to melt away into become that beacon of freedom for large numbers of disaffected anti castro cubans. that is the theory. unknown to the planners was the fact that the bay of pigs was actually castro's favorite place to go fishing, snorkeling, vacationing. you know it very well. which really helped when he arrived on scene to help lead the defenders. also unknown w

there were different leaders, different ways they wanted to do things, but everyone amassed in the trinidadrea. shivington -- there were confederates camped out and they took two companies, went down and surprise them. they were minors, they were minty tough, -- they were ers. the texans were caught unprepared, so these rebel rallying -- rabble rousing coloradans wipes the floor with them. it was also the perpetrator of the sand creek massacre, which is probably the worst thing that ever happened in colorado. interesting to see house a buddy when you're can be seen as the savior and two years later, three years later, be -- he was well supported at the time, but history will not look kind on him. the tales ofe of the civil war. charlie harrison from the b company came back down from denver. charlie and his gambling fraternity of confederates did try to intimidate the b company, but they were tired and hungry and come struggling through denver. well. not go some union guys went in and wanted to buy trains. provokingrrison was them and they thought they were going to get a good show of this w

showers for the eastern islands as well as we go on into sunday some wet weather pulling away from trinidad and tobago pushing all the way up into the lee woods. as a strictly prepares for bushfire season survivors of the last 7 years catastrophic fires are still struggling whether one east follows one community's road to recovery on al-jazeera. on the counter in the cost brazil's economic meltdown coburg $19.00 did not allow corruption but both are modest popularity's on the law and bust mexican farmers for what little that i have given to the united states on the buffel to get electric cars off the grid. counter-culture on al-jazeera. following the top stories on al-jazeera at least 3 protesters are reported to have been killed in egypt as thousands of people defied a police crackdown to protest against the government for a 6th straight day they're demanding the resignation of president the fact that his sisi anger is rising over the worsening economy and rampant corruption. the number of confirmed with $1000.00 cases in the u.s. has now cost $7000000.00 that's more than 20 percent of the

it's lost fine and dry at least for the time being say the east not as they are in quite nicely trinidadand tobago could catch a shower or 2 maybe a shatter for barbados as we go on into saturday a scattering of showers across the greater antilles jamaica haiti cuba could see some wet weather jorja attention to this circulation just around southern parts of florida that is likely to turn into a tropical storm over the next 24 hours or so as is certainly one to watch out for as you can see it is making its way across the gulf of mexico that will push up into southern parts of the u.s. later next week. image can change the way we see the world. serve the interests of the powerful it can obscure truth narratives and rewrite them to listening post gives you the fruit picture. this is al-jazeera. hello again i'm peter watching the news from our global headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes face to face in the afghan government the taliban hold historic talks to end the conflict in afghanistan. masta tensions more arrests at a protest against the russian president in the ca

showers for the eastern islands as well as we go on into sunday some wet weather pulling away from trinidad and tobago pushing all the way up into the lee woods. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognize water as a human right and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think through the european commission would be very very true which is probably on anybody seriously. people who see everything as something to invest the profit of they want our way up to the last drop on al-jazeera. the in the the a. list . of them back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a recap of our top stories at least 3 protesters are reported to have been killed in egypt as thousands of people defied a police crackdown to protest against the government for 6 straight days they're demanding the resignation of president abdel fatah our sisi a number of confirmed over $1000.00 cases in the united states has now passed $7000000.00 that's more than 20 percent of the world's total infections in the west study found the reopening of university campuses could b

showers for the eastern islands as well as we go on into sunday some wet weather pulling away from trinidad and tobago pushing all the way up into the lee woods. it's a long journey from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic. national borders and cultural barriers to tennis on. the tennis. discovering filmmaking talent from around the viewfinder latin america follows a young man who will stop at nothing to secure an education. at the crossing on al-jazeera. 3 people are reportedly killed in egypt again another day of widespread protests demanding the resignation of president up to fact out since. the end. player watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the battle also ahead coronavirus cases in the u.s. crossed 7000000 and their fears the reopening of university campuses will add to the number of daily infections as ruth bader ginsburg becomes the 1st woman to lie in state in the u.s. capitol donald trump.

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cook who worked at the federal reserve bank in new york, raising five children after emigrated from trinidad. >> she was a kind person, giving person. she loved to cook, travel and she loved her politics. she absolutely loved politics. she would talk to anybody about politics all day. she watched cnn literally all day. >> they're bobby barber from washington who loved his family dearly. >> my grandfather's pass, they lost a great man. he was someone who would give the shirt off his back to anyone and would help anyone whenever he had the opportunity and the chance to do so. >> they are ellen shriner, a hospice nurse for 45 years who loved nascar and scrapbooking. >> when they took my sister out we were able to be in the room with her. her eyes opened just a little bit, a tear ran down her face and it looked like she was trying to say good-bye or i love you or something and we both had to tell her it was okay. it was okay. she'd done everything we asked her to do and it was okay for her to go. she wasn't off the vent 20 minutes and she died. >> they are ramone roman, a father of four and a po

one was curtis, 55-year-old from trinidad who started his own business. he was a workingman.o many other people. :report why are so many black people dying of the have you back. we just read the report about the pandemict the disproportionate effect of people of color. i want to aswaabout bob wo's book, the revelations up today -- out today, gary, that the president knew in late january how serious it was, told woodward he knew it was much more deadly f than the, and yet he continued to tell the public it would go awayny, for eeks after that. i know it is early, but what is your sense about how voters are going to react? gary: i rd several stories about the book. i have read several of bob woodwar'sook. i don't know there is a big contradiction. thpresident said early on it was a deadly situation. he did compare it to the flu. the flu can be deadly. the president's motives h,e wanted to keep the economy open, he wanted to keep things i don't think he ever wanted to shut things down even though he had to. but i think most people here who support him aresa going t we all knew i

the trades was a free option in trinidad.d to apply for the trades school. >> good morning, everyone -- >> pre-covid, i traveled a lot to highlight the amazing work that the trade careers could bring to students. this year's virtual camp projects include plumbing, carpentry, electrical, stage hand. >> this is the bottom of your bird feeder. >> our instructors are women. we had to order different kits and ship it out in boxes to the girls. >> she's measuring -- >> today's workshop was called leaky linda. the goal was to give them a little glimpse into what plumbers do with fittings and pipe. so at the end of the week, for every tools and tiaras summer camp, we actually take the girls to a construction site like this. and we couldn't change it up. we had to bring them up to a virtual construction site visit. >> i'll show you the jobsite for right now. >> my mission is to put tools in girls' hands and let them build a world that they so desire. >> and whatever you decide to do in life, just remember, you can do it because jobs d

one of them s curtis orr, a 55-year-old immigrant from trinidad who started his own dental business.was troy prestwood's cousin. >> he simplyas a working man. he had a staff tt was also working and he was doing the right thing, living the american dream. and he got sick like s other people. >> alcindor: why do you think more black people are dying of the coronavirus, especially here in southeast d.c.? >> it's because southeast d.c. has ofn been left behind. >> alcindor: he says that, like latinos in northern virginia, many african americans here work depend on public transit to get, around, and live in and that some in the community have become complacent about wearing face masksnd social distancing. with only one grocery store in the entire ward, many depend on corner stores and fast food--su high in saltr and fat. infection tes aner rateser of underlying health conditions has been deadly. >> in addition to all the other challenges i've mentioned, weea alsothe ty in violence and homicides. right now, homicides are up in our neighborhood and in our communitieif so, you knowhat's if t

mn ma ham med of new york was originally from trinidad. he was a loving father and grandfather who enjoying taking road trips with his family. may they rest in peace and may all of the people who have been taken by this terrible virus also rest in peace. we're thinking of all of them this labor day weekend. have a staf labor day weekend. wear your mask. stay safe. listen to dr. fauci. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news president trump claims the u.s. is rounding the corner when it comes to the deadly pandemic. an influential model now predicts the u.s. death toll could top 410,000 by the end of the year. plus angry and defensive. the president denying a report he called fallen soldiers losers and lusuckers. his defense doesn't add up. who is behind kanye west's presidential run? good evening. welcome to a special edition of "outfront." breaking news, president trump ignoring the reality of the pandemic. just moments ago suggesting that the u.s. is

positions and fundraising before picking this assignment and his wife is a former ambassador to trinidad to become the am basketball tore to canada. he's clearly the most political partisan postmaster general and there is also an i.g. investigation taking place now on condpliblkoconflicts of intee national dealings investing in the competitors for the post office. historically, they've always supported the post office. so i'd say -- and i would add i introduced a bill to bring politics out of the post pamast general's appointment as someone that serves everyone regardless of party it's just -- >> congresswoman. appreciate your time. thank you so much. >>> next, a black man goes out for a jog to exercise and detained by police because they say he fits the description of a burglary. they were wrong and ended up offering him a job. he's "outfront". me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. lib

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and trinidad andty are important on the petro states. the americans are all of a sudden going around claiming for themselves the biggest island in the caribbean and saying, we're just going to hold it while you guys keep fighting over it. don't worry about it. we're just going to build some buildings. we're just going to build some military buildings. we're just going to change some forts, don't worry about it. they're saying as our minime on this side of the atlantic, because canada is britain, get down there. defend our property. show some muscle. float a boat or two out there. so, the canadians send a military footprint in bermuda, in jamaica. they say to also be there as a defensive line so that the u.s. doesn't use world war i as a distraction to scoop up the entire caribbean. and one of the arguments that the canadians will make for being in the region is that they'll say we as a modern state also need our own deep south. the way that we prove that we're a modern state, and therefore should have a little more autonomy in the britis

four countries that have done before, mauritius in 1992 and there were three in the 1970s so danny, trinidadh the queen as their head of state and australia is one that stands out. they have toyed with her before but somehow the politics or timing has never been right but the question i was that's what i think will be begging the question at the moment of how many other countries will be looking at it, particularly jamaica which has escorted with it in the past. it will be one to watch i think. fascinating. lockdown has been pretty miserable for most people. but one silver lining was having the chance to indulge in some of life's simpler pleasures. like baking and gardening. and all the other good habits that people have fostered over the past six months. but the problem is — we're now more than six months into the global pandemic. and people are starting to give up. we're seeing a rising number of cakes being burnt and ruined. precious lawns are turning fallow — as people give up on their new—found love for gardening. and of course — those home work—out routines, laura, i mention you for no

hawaii, mexico, trinidad and tobago, british under, as jamaica, portuguese africa, the list is long. common factors in my research, heat and leisure. migration and housing crunches. federal once returning to the cities. laborers unions and communists, something that cameron just touched and of course the creation of transnational black alliances, the naacp is national. >> marcus derby starts to take off that year. one thing i would point out you would mention sharecroppers. sharecroppers are the quintessentially downtown clause in american history. certainly to the point where lennon is running to the communist politburo, why can't we recruit more people more black people in the south to join our cause? but in 1919, they would invariably be ripped off when they went to weigh their cotton at the cotton gins. but that year because it was such a high demand for cotton, cotton prices were went through the roof, they were actually doing fairly well relatively. so you see a lot more sharecroppers families buying land, see a lot more sharecroppers buying cars. these are bones of contention,

$10 a piece so this is a direct list seat under listing not an ipo, it's a last price talent here trinidadket price. it's more of a way for early investors to get out, the data mining company is been credited for finding osama bin laden by going through a lot of date entered data peter still losing money, $160 billion of this year and that is past what they lost last year. things are getting better at the financial metric palantir, they've never made a profit, they do say sales will grow around 40% but they don't give you revenue projections, this is interesting that the type of growth that you need to put in for investors to pay for the type of stock, here's the thing this year has been astronomical for first-aid trade, up 22% on day one best for state average of any debut going back to the.com, and the 2000's, here's one part of the controversy over palantir, the direct listing in the ownership structure, the rebounders including peter will control most of the company even if they sell most of the shares were all the shares which is an egregious example of how founders will retain contro