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. >> julian has been a bellman at the w hotel for eight years and makes just over minimum wage plus tipslaims to work 28 or 32 hour shifts to mick ends meet. story not unlike the union members who work at marriott properties. we found rachel even her 10-year-old feels the money woes. >> she struggles not having the money. i feel like i need to help her og on something. >> even a rent increase is just too much. >> he asked me, mom, what can i do? at the mayor owe marquis during a picket line pause, the effects of the strike could be felt outside. maria is visiting from southern california. this rewards member changing allegiances after learning about the working conditions. >> you want to stay at a hotel there is people to take kir of you. but i don't want to stay somewhere people are protesting because i believe in fair wages. >> until that happens these workers will stay swrp else as well on the sidewalk outside. the union is set to negotiate on november 12th. according to many of the workers i spoke with any say they are optimistic this will come a end. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>

. >> julian has been a bellman at the w hotel for eight years and makes just over minimum wage plus tips. he claims to work 24 or even 32-hour shifts to make ends meet. his story not unlike the 3,200 union members who work at marriott properties on strike. we found this single mom and her son who at 10 years old feels the burden of the money woes. >> i feel like she is just struggling not having the money. that's just the problem. and i feel like i need to help her on something. >> even a recent $50 a month rent increase is too much. >> he asked me, mom, what can i do. >> at the marriott marquis the effects the strike could be felt out souds outside. this couple, rewards members. change allegiances after learning about the working conditions. >> you want to stay at a hotel where there is people to care for you but i don't want to stay where people are protesting because i believe in fair wages. >> until that happens these workers will stay somewhere else as well, on the sidewalk outside. the union is set to negotiate with marriott on november 12th. according to the workers they say they

. >> reporter: julian has been a bellman at the w hotel for eight years and makes just over minimum wage tips. he claims to work 24 or even 32-hour shifts to make ends meet. his story not unlike the 3200 union members who work at marriott properties on strike. >> terrible. >> reporter: outside city hall during today's supervisor's meeting we found housekeeper raquel, a single mom, and her son luis. even at ten years old he feels the burdens of his mother's money woes. >> i feel like it is struggling by not having the money, that's just the problem, and i feel like i just need to help her on something. >> reporter: even a recent $50 a month rent increase is just too much. >> he asked me, mom, what can i do? >> reporter: at the marriott marquise during a brief picket line pause, the effects of the strike could still be felt outside. maria ansanari is visiting from southern california, this marriott rewards member changing allegiance after learning about conditions. >> you want to stay at a hotel with people there to take care of you, but at the same time i don't want to stay somewhere peop

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my name is julian penrose, i live here in san francisco. i've worked at the w hotel for the past eight years as a bellman. during that time, i've had to work two jobs in order to make ends meet. i've also worked tongues of overtime. just because i needed the money in order to survive in the city. at times i worked multiple times 24 hours straight. i've even worked 32 hours straight shift. even with all this, i don't feel like my wife and i can afford to have children in this city and raise them. which is pretty grim. marriott is the largest and richest hotel company the world has ever known. they made billions in profits last year on the backs of their workers. and they give their c.e.o. millions in compensation and a golden parachute, even when he is done, he will be fine for the rest of his life. i'm here to today to say that one job should be enough. one job should be enough to make ends meet. one job should be enough to have a family, provide for your family. one job should be enough to cover healthcare and medical benefits. one job should be enough to reti

match that but through the career of weiqi leaks and julian assigned she's made a lot of enemies during the bush years the democrats loved george w. bush was criticized with all the document releases but then when but desta came around it switched now both parties and the deep state and feckless people who call themselves journalists don't want to stick pull their head out of the ground i could use other language but this is t.v. you know this is a perfect storm against julian assange isn't it. you know it is if if truth if truth was was the gold standard by which professional journalism was measured then wiki leaks and julie songe would be heralded heralded right now instead of hounded yeah joyce and could walk right out the door within weeks and he would have had everybody rallying on his side but there's been a major political alignment a realignment as it were and i think this began under the obama administration is has to do with a lot of things including the the division or split of this of the antiwar left or the remnants of it opposed to bush but also the fact that russia that's the reason d'etre of washington right now i

every time's going to say wikilels instead we w say russian stolen content hacked from democratic counts illegally, or russian stolen content given us by julian a sang who wanted to see hillary clinton defeated becau hillary clinton wanted him prosecuted for his use of national security data, the source and t message would have stayed tiedment by calling it wikileaks the press made us assume this was just normal content. and that it came from a news source, legitimate source, no from the russians. well, it's exactly what happened. they hacked the material, gave it to wikileaks, came into our media stream and we lost track of the fact thatt was russian-sourced. ia woodruff: senior intelligence off are telling us the russians are still trying to interfere in this election, mid-term year election and they expect th saip thing happen in 2020. b they continue, what is the likelihood they wi successful again? >> social media platforms have made many changes to try to minimize the likelihood that a they will le to replicate 2016. this he have increased the likelihood tt they will try to catch anybody illegally buy addses a foreign nional, for exampl

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