himself, because he’s not a military man, but i don’t think that’s up to that i don't think that uncle sam that elon is so stupid as to live his life like karing naisl, the former austrian chancellor who is now forced to live in such a charming city like st. petersburg, elon is not so stupid, he will simply be put in a certain framework, he will try to lie to get out of these frameworks, but in general, the relationship between them and the us government, and i think one more event will remain, or rather a series of events that connected with romania, when part of the drones that are launched on the territory of the ukrainian state, not the russian occupation machine, e.e., fall into the territory of romania in the next time, bucharest admitted that the wreckage of a drone was found again on the territory of the country, and this happened after the attack of the occupiers in the izmail district of odesa, there is a port area in the eu near romania across the danube. we will hear what they say about it now in romania. the wreckage was found approximately two kilometers south of the village.

i don't think uncle sam will refuse elon's services.don't think that elon is so stupid that roll over live life like karing is the worst ex-austrian chancellor who is now forced to live in such a charming city as st. petersburg ilon is not so stupid he will just be put in certain frameworks he will try to lie from these frameworks to leave, but in general, the relationship between them and the us government , and i think one more event, or rather a series of events related to romania, will be preserved, when part of the drones that are launched on the territory of the ukrainian state, not by a russian occupation machine, fall into the territory of romania in another thing in bucharest was that the wreckage of a drone was found again on the territory of the country, and this happened after the attack of the occupiers in the izmail district of odesa, there is a port area in the eu near romania across the danube. we will hear about it now. they say in romania, the wreckage was found approximately two kilometers south of the village, well,

[cheering and applauding] uncle sam is going to cosign and finance mortgages by signing at 3% tax ratest 500,0002 school teachers because we need to support this profession which is the most profession important profession in our country, in they need access to your kids, but our lives and we owe that to them. you know the dnc is bernie sanders. ten times the threat of the dnc. [applause] they have raised got from billionaires and large corporations. those are not for humanitarian impulse but because of quid pro quo. 10 billionmi or 20 million, that is not to democracy, we are to have real democracy in thiso country, two things that drives this political system and i have 200,000 volunteers already. [applause] 20% have been the agency that enable corporate power. when i said to them it's like getting a phd on how to unravel so i know how to do it, i can do it with your help but i need your help. i would urge you, go to kennedy 24.com and send $5 but if you can't, i need you and your support and iou promise you that if we do this, i will give you back your country. [cheering and applaud

if you made money selling or reselling tickets, you mayo uncle sam some money.ompanies to give the irs information on resold tickets. gerri willis joins me. a lot of people saying not fair. >> a lot of people are not happy. i want to say the irs is creating bad blood, like ticketmaster, turning over to the irs information on anybody who sold $600 of tickets each year. in the past, companies were required to send 1099 cares to anyone who sold $20,000 in tickets or had 200 transactions. this would likely be ticket brokers. new rules in the american rescue plan act, reselling one swift ticket could spark a tax bill. 30% of the record-setting tour resold by and sellers, not ticket brokers according to stub hub. market text have spiked. spikes. the average price was $3800, 2300% increase from the reputation stadium tour for which the average retail price, $157. the average value of a ticket was 253. beyoncÉ and harry styles average resale price, over one thousand dollars each. by the way, taylor is breaking another record. her heiress tours the first to shatter one m

to get uncle sam's dollars. finally ordinary people around the world were thrilled by wilson's vision for a lasting peace and by his idea that global problems required a global league. the the photographs of people greeting wilson, he made a kind of tour of europe and there are millions of people who come out to see him and in italy there were very kind of operatic about it. you know, there were people wounded soldiers crawling up to him this way to kiss the hem of his trousers and streets were in in italy were for him and i was skeptical when i first read this that that you know, the whole world loved something. it's like when does that happen? but it really was true at least in europe. it's peace conference lasted for six months, and i'm going to sum it up in less than a minute. excuse me, if i skip your favorite part wilson got his league of nations. any convinced the victors to scale back or give up their most egregious demands, but he had not secured secured a piece. that was generous. he had only one vote

and the service is going to be held 6 o'clock tonight outside uncle sam's liquor. family says the memorial is also intended to rally the public to call for continuous police reforms be a communal space for healing and reconciliation and they want to expand the police accountability, advocacy efforts as well to other cities, including delay how an antioch. >> well, another rally now is set to take place in san francisco one month since the death of a four-year-old who was struck by a car while riding in a stroller with her parents walk sf and residents in the city plan to honor her life and are now demanding more change from the city that temporary memorial for the child is going to be rebuilt. it takes place at 4, 30 today at the intersection of 4th and king walk sf and residents have been continuously pushing city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. well, former police officer turned serial killer. anthony sully has died now natural causes at san quentin state prison. 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death. back in 1986

the service is going to be outside uncle sam's liquor at 6 o'clock tonight and the memorial.s is intended to rally the public to call for continuous police reform and also serve as a space for communal healing and reconciliation. >> well, another rally is set to take place in san francisco one month now since the death of a four-year-old who was struck and killed by a car while riding in a stroller with her parents walk sf and residents in the city plan to honor her life. >> and they're going to continue demanding for change from the city, a temporary memorial for that child will be reconstructed. it will take place at 4, 30 today at the intersection of 4th and king walk sf and residents are pushing continuously for city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. well, former police officer turned serial killer. anthony has died of natural causes at san quentin state prison. the 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death in the 1986. brutal shooting and beatings of 5 women and one man during a six-month period in the early 80's, the californi

the service is going to be right outside of uncle sam's liquor at 06:00pm. family says the memorials also intended to rally the public to call for continuous police reform and to serve as a space for communal healing and reconciliation. they also plan to expand their police accountability, advocacy efforts to other cities, including delay how an antioch. >> well, another rally is set to take place in san francisco one month now since the death of a four-year-old who was struck by a car while riding in a stroller with her parents walk sf and residents in the city plan to honor her life and are continuing to demand change from the city. a temporary memorial for that child will be rebuilt. it takes place at 4, 30 today at the intersection of 4th and king walk sf and residents are pushing for city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. former officer turned serial killer anthony sully has died of natural causes at san quentin state prison. the 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death back in 1986. for the brutal shooting a

to get uncle sam's dollars. finally ordinary people around the world were thrilled by wilson's vision for a lasting peace and by his idea that global problems required a global league. the the photographs of people greeting wilson, he made a kind of tour of europe and there are millions of people who come out to see him and in italy there were very kind of operatic about it. you know, there were people wounded soldiers crawling up to him this way to kiss the hem of his trousers and streets were in in italy were for him and i was skeptical when i first read this that that you know, the whole world loved something. it's like when does that happen? but it really was true at least in europe. it's peace conference lasted for six months, and i'm going to sum it up in less than a minute. excuse me, if i skip your favorite part wilson got his league of nations. any convinced the victors to scale back or give up their most egregious demands, but he had not secured secured a piece. that was generous. he had only one vote

told forbes that cancellations and delays could become the new normal in the industry, even though uncle sam ponied up more than $62 billion to keep them afloat during the pandemic. my concern would more be just the amount of cost that's involved with it and having enough planes and everybody ready to go, basically to take everyone, everywhere, especially with the holidays coming up, things happen. but you got to we got to get better. we got to get better, not go backwards. we got to get better, better and move forward. and consider this, the ultra busy thanksgiving travel week is just ten weeks away. tom vacar ktvu fox two news and you can continue to follow this story by downloading our breaking news app. just head on over to your phone's app store and search ktvu. new at seven santa clara police say a man is under arrest tonight for a stabbing that happened over the weekend. officers were called to the normandy house lounge on washington street at around 11:00 saturday night. that's where they detained lorenzo lopez of santa clara. police say the victim was taken to the hospital with seve

republicans running out the clock with an impeachment inquiry while uncle sam's pursestrings look to come to an agreement. >>> if we're not out here today they don't recognize us. they think they can do anything they want to do. >> auto workers and their union make the demands to the goliaths of the autoworld. new developments expected within hours. >>> i tried to make everybody's day a little better. >> your community station seeing is celebrating people painting outside the box. drewing up their visions for a new way forward. with san francisco. ♪ ♪

some going give everybody a rich uncle, which is uncle sam. and then going to create a class of mortgages at 3% for single-family home buyers who will live in that community and work in that community. i'm going to give the first 500,000 teachers, our most important profession, are neglected, a beleaguered profession so they can live in the communities where their children are. i'm going to finance that by selling treasury bills att 3% tx rates. this will not add to the deficit. and i'm going to allow americans to not compete against these giant corporations that are buying up all of our housing stock. the average price of a mortgage, -- [inaudible] which is affordable for most americans. >> host: let me give a chance to invite people to ask about your campaign. robert f. kennedy, jr. i guess. if you want to ask questions, 202-748-8000 7 democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans and independents, 202-748-8002. if you want to text is questioned you can do that at 202-748-8003. is not adopting a rule that will disenfranchise georgia voters so that

trade in the dollar at all, because it is not a convertible currency, not because everyone loves uncle sam, but because it is just super convenient, you can trade at any time in dollars, to withdraw dollars to a point in ukraine, the copy is not a freely convertible currency, as a result, the russians sold a lot of oil, the russians partly partly sold already the rupee, there were still charges for some other options, they sold their hands for 39 billion, but to exchange these hands because the ruble is not a freely convertible currency. ours, they can’t exchange all the others, and they are sitting with rupees and are already returning to such and such somewhere for 500,000 years, because when you have a certain currency, you have to buy something with this currency, that is, the russians theoretically had now this is a bilateral trade relationship. yes, when there is a dollar, it is a global world . when i am a rupee, this is a bilateral relationship, that is, it was justified by something for 39 billion . you have to buy something for 39 billion. 39 billion well, then write to our econo

so uncle sam used him and won thirsty in november.the united war work fund held a massive fundraiser on wall street selling war bonds and raising tens of thousands of dollars for war relief charities. brinkley was the highlight of this event. he gave a kicking exhibition drop kicking field goals from federal hall towards the new york stock exchange. some 40 yards away. brinkley's there. you can see him with his leather helmet on and see the football kind of flying through the air in this picture. and as you can see, it was a massive crowd said to be the biggest seen on wall street during wartime. now, ironically, brinkley would go to prison some ten years later for wall street mail seasons. out in rockford, illinois. frank pollard broke new ground simply by making the team at camp grant's. pollard was one of about 1000 african-american soldiers. among the 30,000 troops at the camp. and the camp was segregated, just like the rest of the army. but pollard went out for the main camp team anyway, and he wound up making it. he was the only

so i'm going to give everybody a rich uncle, which is uncle sam.[cheers and applause] and uncle sam is going to co-sign that mortgage for you. we are going to finance the mortgages by selling t-bills at 3% interest on tax rate, they'll be paid for in the market and give the first 500,000 of them to school teachers. because we need to start supporting this profession, which is the most important profession in our country. these are people who are taking care of our kids, they need to be-- they need to be -- they need to be living locally, they need to have access to your kid and have better lives and hope for the future and we owe that to them. but then i'm going to make it for all americans. you know, you know at the dnc bernie sanders, you know, they've rigged the system because he was a threat, donor base, which is blackrock, vanguard and i am 10 times the threat to that donor base. [cheers and applause] they've raised-- my understanding is they've raised now $2 billion for this election and they have not raised that from regular americans, they'

your rich uncle's high credit ratingm so i'll give everybodya rich uncle which is uncle sam and i'm going to create a class of mortgages at 3% per single-family homebuyers who live and work in that community. the first 500,000 teachers are most important profession eight bleecker profession so they can live in the communities where the children are financed by selling treasury bills at 3% tax rates. i'm going to allow americans to -- these corporations buying up our housing stock. >> let me give a chance to invite people to ask questions about your campaign director. if youke want to ask a a questin (202)748-8000 for democrats and republicans 202-74-8800 won. mr. kennedy you have an opinion piece in "the wall street journal" this morning could all just so show folks the headline at home the democratic party reached the primaries. what's the focus? the democratic party is basically doing the same thing to me that they did the bernie sanders. we are adopting rules that will disenfranchise the citizens of states like iowa and new hampshire and voted against president biden last time. because

would be doing many more times in countries across the globe that didn't want to play bull with uncle sam. the main question with the hostile approaches, whether we can effectively prevent, am there from consolidates in his power. there is at least some prospect that we can, but the argument can be made that even if we did not succeed, provided we didn't know them a child spouse to severely in the process. we could probably be was so by letting him entrench himself. then there was in fact some that she impulse to now selves in a position of opposition as a means of a place containing him, an improving our chance of in use. and now this to help us contain him late. so we have to, one of the most telling i'm dumbing pieces of evidence of the ca is involvement in the to was a recording of a telephone conversation between president richard nixon and his national security advisor, henry kissinger, where the 2 man openly discussed the involvement in the queue, and most importantly, the importance of concealing us well. we didn't, as you know, our hand doesn't shown this one though. we didn't do

so i'm going to give everybody a rich uncle which is uncle sam.ing to create a class of mortgages at 3% for single-family home buyers who live in that community and work in thativ community brand goingo give the first 500,000 to fiteachers, our most important profession, so that they can live in the communities where their children are and i'm going to finance that by selling treasury bills at 3% tax rate. is not going to add to the deficit. i'm going to allow americans to compete against these giant corporations that are buying up all of our housing stock the average price of a mortgage to $1000 a month which is affordable for most americans. >> on to give a chance to invite people to ask a few questions about your campaign directly robert f kennedy jr. our gas is going to ask questions (202)748-8000 for democrats (202)748-8001 for republicans appeared in independence (202)748-8002. going to text as questions (202)748-8003. mr. kennedy, you have an opinion piece in the wall street journal this morning. i will show folks theyy had ligt at home. th

i'm going to give everybody a rich uncle which is uncle sam. i'm going to create a class of mortgages at 3% for single-family home buyers who work and live in that community. the first 500,000 will go to teachers, our most important profession. it's a beleaguered profession so they can live in the communities where their children are. i will finance that by selling treasury bills at 3% tax rates. this will not add to the deficit. i will allow americans to compete against these corporations who are buying up all of the housing stock. host: let me invite people to ask you questions about your campaign directly. robert f. kennedy, jr. is our guest, (202) 748-8000 democrats, (202) 748-8001 republicans and independents (202) 748-8002 or you can text us at (202) 748-8003. you have an opinion piece in the wall street journal this morning. i will show folks the headline at home. what's the focus of the piece? guest: the democratic party is basically doing the same thing to me they did to bernie sanders last time but worse. in fact, they are adopting ru

. >> no, because he will have to pay uncle sam tax on the money between the bases and the sale price. he does not escape that. everyone has to pay that. let us say it is 50%. that would be $200 million minus the 100 that he owes to the banks on it. there is $100 million left in order to be used to offset whatever the judge ruling will be >> what you think is going through his mind? >> i think he is very angry. jamie repeated it. the way to get to donald trump is always in his poppel -- pocketbook. >> michael cohen, thank you for coming on tonight. of course, michael cohen's book you can read it. how donna lies -- listen to his podcast, political beat down. for more on this and legal analysis of what this could mean and what it will look like on monday when donald trump is potentially in court, elliot williams is here. elliott, you heard from michael cohen. we heard the attorney saying they believe this is disconnected from the facts. they are going to appeal. what can they do ? can they be successful? >> it is hard to say. parties will make a statement that this -- let us look at the

uncle sam is coming to a collect interest accrued for millions of people who owe federal student loansn october. the white house not giving up on sweeping forgiveness just yet. the department of education says they are recruiting people to a special committee tasked with figuring out other ways to pay off people student loan debt than our legal. >> reporter: president biden violating federal law, the same guy who ignored the fact you can't pass through a student loan bailout, his supreme court slapped him down and now they are trying to find a new way to do this proposal. >> reporter: payment start back up in october but some may be shocked or surprised that president biden did not issue another extension to postpone that. there's a grace period over the next year, you miss a payment or two you will not going to default. stuart: hillary vaughan, thanks very much indeed. peter morici joins me now. when student loan repayment to begin in october, what impact will that have on the economy? >> it is not going to be used. people caught in the net, it's a difficult issue but the president is

the cadets with them call him sam and uncle sam stuck after that. >> stephen: the book starts on januaryary 6th and all of the riot and all that was happening real time and in 1876, the climax, grants makes a grand bargain and holds the country together. states refused to move electors up so he does a grand bargain to hold everything together. this was another election where there were people very upset about it and that moment, that chaos, that dark day in washington is similar to what we saw in 1876. >> part of what we saw him bringing an end to that was the compromise of pulling troops out of the south, which ended reconstruction, so he never had a reconstruction of the confederacy, which is why, as my friend said, we never -- ame america. it seems like it is a relationship between that deal and the belief that the south was a cause worth fighting for. >> grant new it had run its course. grant, we forget, the 13th, 14th, 15th amendments of the constitution are because of grant. he fought for african americans, black communities to be citizens and have a life in america and because the

with mccarthy's power struggle set to tie up uncle sam's cash flow, the white house is pouncing on the plan to extremist republicans. cnn's melanie zanona, are the hardliners call the shots here? >> that's the reality of the razor thin majority that speaker mccarthy has been working on all year and that is why we've seen a consistent pattern from the speaker where he consistently caves to his right flank and gives them nearly every concession and this time it might not be enough. kevin mccarthy has been trying to rally his members over the short-term spending bill that is loaded up with conservative priorities and he has argued that they need to strengthen their hand in the negotiations with the senate in order not to get jammed with something they're not going to like from chuck schumer, but hard liners are digging in and they're also using donald trump to justify -- he is jumping on the fray calling for a government shutdown. because kevin mckarthy is trying to deploy his message and he's trying to ramp up pressure on his members to fall in line. let's take a listen. >> well, you hav

not just last two years, but they have not had a cola adjustment back to crise of 2008. 2009 when uncle sam problem for j. powell and joe biden. joe biden is in a real ticklish position, it is his ev mandates that is meant that uaw is angry about the potential dwindling membership in out years, that is why they don't want biden involved in the negotiations, they have said, we don't want your help, stunning for a had the who has been happy to weigh in. j. powell has to deal with rising oil prices and now i think also, hundreds of thousands of people striking and going for big raises in the u.s. no one is talking about wages in general going up because the average hourly earnings have been going down or not rising that fast, i think that is because you had a flood of people into hospitality and low paying jobs. i think right now, there are tens of thousands of kaiser permanente employees who voted to strike at end of the month if they don't get a big raise, ups handed out substantial increases in pay what they settled about 3 week or 4 weeks ago. this is not the end of it uaw is the top of th

. >> that turned out not to be true, uncle sam is coming to collect interest stocks occurring today for millions of people who will federal student loans. payments officially start in october but the white house is not giving up on sweeping forgiveness just yet. the department of education since the rear recruiting people to a special committee, tasked with figuring out other ways to pay off people student loan debt. >> joe biden was violating federal law, this is the same guy who ignored the fact that you cannot pass a student loan bailout did it anyway and the supreme court slapped him down, and now they're trying to find a new way to do the same proposal. >> payments in october, and people who are shocked hope present biden would issue a another hail mary extension, so they can avoid paying it. there is a grace period. if you miss a payment or two over the next year. you are not going to be considered in default rachel? >> thank you so much already. all right, so much for california green agenda, governor gavin newsom faces dirty energy to stave off blackouts his state states energy.

and what used to be 0% interest rate environment with the protection and the full faith and credit uncle samhind it, that is quite alarming. >> it is a no-brainer, it is a market of stocks not a stock market as were always reminded and always something to do or something interesting and perhaps folks need to look at sectors of companies that can pass along the price increases that can deal with inflation whether insurance stocks, maybe the growth area would be a few tech names still worth owning or energy with oil at 90 $2 a barrel. with folks that don't know what to do, sometimes the best thing to do is simply do nothing, get out of the way, wait for the dust to settle in the year ago you would get 0 on your savings and i get five or 5.5% not a bad trade. neil: you're not too shabby, teddy weisberg on the big board, a lot of the auto companies have been saying we can't do much more because we've been investing and losing a lot of money on all of these electric vehicles, they think that is going to change right now is signal out of california that it is not, governor newsom is about to requi

>> no, because he's also going to have to pay uncle sam tax on the money between the basis and the sale price. he doesn't escape that. everybody has to pay that. so let's say it's 15%. that would be 200 million, minus the 100 that he owes the banks on. >> and jamie repeated it. way to get to donald trump is always by his pocketbook. it's what he cares about most. >> michael cohen, your testimony jump-started this. thank you for coming on to join us tonight. >> good to see you. >> of course, michael cohen's book, you can read. it revenge, how donald trump weaponized the department of justice against his critics. for more on this and legal analysis of what this could mean, what it could look like on monday when donald trump is officially in court with his legal team, former federal prosecutor elliott williams as here. elliott, you heard from michael cohen just there. we also heard from trump's current attorney saying that they believe, in their quotes, this is completely disconnected from the facts, from the governing law. they're going to appeal. what can they do? can they be successful?

in ukraine, the seeds of inter-regional enmity , sown not without the participation of uncle sam, sproutst torn to pieces by his parents, and all because of the faith of the teachers, he was a parishioner of the canonical orthodox church. the ukrainian orthodox church is banned in a number of regions of western ukraine, the uoc also lost its oldest, sacred for all adherents of traditional orthodoxy in the monastery and pechora lavra, even international human rights organizations loyal to the kiev regime note that in ukraine the canonical church is subjected to a variety of persecution. the free economic zone has become a successful symbiosis of state preferences and a responsible approach of investors to the implementation of their obligations ; this was announced today in the mogilev region during a working trip the prime minister for enterprises in the region pays special attention to imports, a replacement project that ses have been operating for several years, many are already planning to expand. this means investments are coming into the country and those who are ready to invest cap

uncle sam coming to collect interest starting to accrue today. payments officially start next month despite president biden insisting up until now that he would forgive student loans. >> my campaign for president, i made a commitment, i made it that we would provide student debt relief. i'm honoring that commitment today. using the authority congress granted through the department of education, we will forgive $10,000 in outstanding federal student loans. >> the white house is not giving up on sweeping forgiveness just yet. the department of education says they're recruiting people to a special committee tasked with figuring out other ways to pay off student loan debt that are legal. the biden administration making moves to down side people's monthly payments so more people can participate in a program that adjusting your student payment to your income and family size. that will save some people money every month but cost us taxpayers a lot over the years. penn wharton says that loan will cost taxpayers $475 billion the next decade. >> joe biden

. $600 billion in products and services to uncle sam each year.will have to furlough their workers who, unlike federal employees, will receive no back pay. nonetheless, contractors that furlough employees must still obey federal and state wage and hour laws as well as unemployment compensation laws. now we're in the middle of a process fight amongst our own, and i think a process fight doesn't really help us. tom vacar ktvu fox two news san jose is celebrating the grand opening of the arena hotel which will provide housing for unhoused residents. mayor matt mehan and other city leaders joined some of the new resident s of that hotel today for the grand opening. the hotel was converted to provide 90 units of interim and permanent housing to at risk residents. that's the mayor says this type of housing is a big part of the solution to reduce homelessness. we know what the solution is. it's right here. it's working. it's worked on the east coast. it's working in other countries, and it's starting to work here in san jose and across the state of calif

senator, are you going to just hand over the, you know, uncle sam's wallet completely or is he goingo get cash in person from the president? like what is going on? >> you know, it wouldn't surprise me if senators stood and just handed him bales of cash, laura as he come in. not with my vote or my support. we shouldn't be spending dime more on ukraine. we need an accounting of every dime that has been spent so far. and i'm just tired of hearing the president say over and over that we have got to invest. this is an investment in the future of every nation. what about our nation? it's not an investment in our future, in our people. in our jobs. that needs to be the priority. >> laura: well, your colleague, lindsey graham, wants everyone to know what's really at stake with this spending on ukraine. watch. >> >> you'll be in another war, because putin won't stop. he'll go to moldova and other places. china will see this as a signal of weakness. so, for all these people who say we need to get out of ukraine to be tough on china, you are making a fatal mistake. >> laura: senator, how is ame

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perez, the 3rd was fatally shot by a richmond police officer during an altercation outside of the uncle. sam's liquors on cutting boulevard that was on september 14th. 2014 for the last 9 years. the press family has been advocating for changes in policing throughout california. the service will be held bites out of that liquor store at 6 o'clock. the family says the memorial is also intended to rally the public to call for police reforms and to serve as a space for community healing. a rally is set to take place in san francisco one month since the death of a four-year-old who was hit by a car while riding in a stroller while walking with her parents. walk u.s. staff and residents in life and they're demanding r- changes from the city today. there is a temporary memorial that will be built for the child today. the ceremony will take place at 4.30, at the intersection where this happened at 4th and king walk sf and residents are pushing city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians and on the peninsula. today, the san mateo county board of supervisors will discuss t

last two years but they have a gouda coal adjustment going back to the crisis of 2008, 2009 whel uncle samill companies not ford but the bailed out chrysler, fiat, stellantis ngm. here comes the uaw what does tha this do.e >> this is a big problem for jai powell and joe biden joe biden is it a ticklish position because it's his ev mandate that made the uaw angry about the dwindling membership in the outw years in that think they'rein totally right to b ie worried about that. in fact that's why they don't want biden involved in the negotiation. we don't want your help which ip pretty stunning for a president is happy to weigpyh in on this d jay powell has to deal withal rising oil prices ansod now also hundreds of thousands of people striking and going for bige raises in the u.s. no one is talking about wages in general go without because the averageha hourly earnings have been goinge down or not rising not fast. you had a floongd of people inth hospitality and low-paying jobsp right now tens olof thousands of kaiser permanente employees who voted to strike at the end of the month. if they