ali: weber state instructor caid kroeger trains his students for the cars and the jobs of the future.you are no longer just your average mechanic that's diagnosing base engine concerns. you are i.t., you are an engineer, you are a tech expert at this point. ali: weber has been keeping students on the cutting edge of the auto industry since 1922, not long after henry ford launched the model t. the university works with companies like toyota, gm, and chrysler to make sure students are learning the most in-demand skills. many students already work in the field and can translate their professional certifications into credits towards an associates' degree. they can stop there, or keep going, or come back later for their bachelor of science in automotive technology. >> fundamental knowledge about their particular field is important to us and we build that up. but, we build it up in a kind of a gradated or stackable way so that students can earn degrees and credentials as they move along. ali: brian rague is the associate dean of the college of engineering, applied science and technology. it

the agricultural roots run deep for weber.generations of his family have tended to these chicken houses. i grew up on it. >> my house is right over there. my grandma's house is right next door. our family's been producing eggs here in sonoma county since 1912. >> every day, the farm produces about half a million eggs that are processed, packed and sold at grocery stores. in november, sonoma county voters will decide on a measure weber believes has the potential to end his family's legacy. >> it would just take the egg basket of the world and put an end to it. >> advocates and supporters of the measure see it very differently, operating in secrecy are factory farms and they're and they're polluting our waterways almost every single waterway in sonoma county is impaired. >> there's been documented animal abuse at these facilities. so myself and other locals feel like they don't belong here in the county. >> the contentious debate over measure j has captured the attention of the county's nearly half a million people. street signs

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campaigners in weber welcomed the move, while others are cautious. an inquest has been opened into the deaths of four people who died when a luxury yacht sank off the coast of sicily. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy, welcome to bbc news now. iran's supreme leader has defended his country's missile attack on israel earlier this week as �*totally legitimate'. leading friday prayers in tehran for the first time in five years, ayatollah khamenei said it was the "minimum punishment" israel deserved. overnight there were more israeli air strikes on lebanon including one near a border crossing which israel says targeted a tunnel used by hezbollah. our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley has the latest. this was designed as a show of strength from a regime deeply humiliated by a series of devastating blows to its allies. hezbollah and hamas supporters gathered first to commemorate the hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah, killed in an israeli air strike a week ago today. free transport was offered to those who came, and then the supreme leader appeared. last

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california secretary of state shirley weber and attorney general rob bonta held a press conference today to remind people of the basics. >> it is an election deadline instead of an election day because in california, you have many, many days before november 5th to cast your vote. and that's one of the things i want to talk about today. in fact, it is your right as california to vote early as a california voter to vote early and to cast your vote in the mean that works best for you. >> to find the exact info about where and where you can vote. you can go to the secretary of state's website. just google, california, secretary of state. >> former first lady melania trump stance on abortion is getting mixed reviews from her husband. supporters. the hot button issue remains top of mind for many voters. our washington correspondont raquel martin reports. >> former first lady melania trump is getting heat for announcing her support for abortion rights. without a there is no room for compromise when comes to essential ride in a new book and this social media video, she puts herself at odds with

they just sort of go by hand after hiring some killers through another gambler named richie weber, who had a feral house at 102 west 42nd street, which is now a whole foods. the one by bryant park. so rosenthall is no more. becker goes to the chair. he is the first. so many first in this case. the first and i think only cop to go to the chair in the united dates of america. we have that. surviving this nice is arnold rothstein. rothstein, there are many sites one can visit that were associated with him in new york city. most notably, the park central hotel, very near the carnegie hall. big hotel, still in business now. 200 west 56th street. he is killed in an upper room there. find another gambler named george mcmanus. well, that's my theory anyway. and it was the das theory, as well, but not the juries. pretty much, i think, the fix was in there. to let him go. rothstein was involved, and, like i say, rum running, loansharking, bootlegging, speakeasies, fixing things. is the great middleman of things. one of the middleman, there is an adjunct, or a detour from the rothstein story, and

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so all tease yes and i can refusing to his line from weber's is ready for these have confirmed the talking the school, the sheltered, hundreds of displaced palestinians in the central gauze and the city of the out. the last, the idea of say, is the strike h 2 quotes mitigates the risk of humming civilians. the dozens of people were poor, his wounded following the idea attacked as well. claims as being targeting her last members hiding under the shelter of some of the right taxes. net strong condemnation with american magics working in gauze and making an impassioned appeal to the white house. with only marginal exceptions, everyone in gaza is sick or injured or both. this includes every national aid worker, every international volunteer, and probably every is really hostage. every man, woman, and child, we quickly learned that our palestinian healthcare colleagues were among the most traumatized people in gauze and perhaps in the entire world. the goal is in health ministry estimates for 41000 people have been killed and nearly 90. 7000 more have been injured in id strikes since law stokes

why he had karl weber not a bad dog to make out on that. i'm like, oh, have you read? so you. there was godfrey there. right before five my while i had gone to all my first good and then have him that. grass with that you just lay it all around if i am over your head, i know how i mean that all i resigned my and guess broke down that quick garbage you are so well. when margaret's assignment ended the next month hoped to convince the fsa's information to share her recordings with the back in washington, worked with an engineer to make a master set of her favorite recordings and began to compile the song lyrics and stories behind the recordings to accompany them, she wrote the value documentary photographs to illustrate the reforms which our country needs has now demonstrated and accepted. whatever these wherever these photographs are used for exhibits, lectures or other educational purposes, documentary recordings intensify their effect. eleanor roosevelt, who'd become friend since a since had met at a homestead a few years, was much impressed when margaret had chance to share

they sort of go by him after -- after hiring some killers through another gambler named bridgy weber, who had a farrow house at 102 west 42nd street, which is now a whole foods. okay. the one by bryant park. so rosenthal is no more. becker goes to the chair. the first. so many firsts in this case. the first and i think only cop to go to the chair in the united states of america. so we have that. and -- but surviving this mess is arnold roth stein and rothstein, there are many, many sites one can visit that were associated with him in new york city, most notably the park central hotel, very near to carnegie hall. big hotel, is it ill still in b 200 west 56th street. he is killed in an upper room there by another gambler named george mcmahonist. that's my theory anyway. it was the d.a.'s theory as well, but not the jury's. but pretty much i think the fix was in there to let him go. now rothstein was involved in, like i say, rum running, loan sharking, bootlegs, speakeasies. the great middleman of things. and one of the middlemen or -- well, there's an adjunct or a detour from the rothst

shirley weber and rob bonta and held a press conference today to remind people of the basics. >> it is an election deadline instead of an election day because in california, you have many, many days before november 5th to cast your vote. and that's one of the things i want to talk about today. in fact, it is your right as california to vote early as a california voter to vote early and to cast your vote in the means that works best for you. >> the finding zach information about when and where you can vote. you can head over to the secretary of state's website that s o s dot ca dot g o v slash elections. >> cyclists will bike the bridges this weekend for special olympics, northern california. tomorrow marks the 15th year of this event. more than 1000 people are signed up to participate in the ride, which features 25 to 100 mile route. those routes all start and end at waterfront park in martinez, bicyclists will go across the carquinez and benicia martinez, bridges, some special olympics athletes are also going to be participating. >> so that is 100% for our athletes. we have over 26,00

weber turned the spigot off would get blamed. republicans need to keep the spending spigot on so all things being equal if you lower regulation, lower taxes and possibly tariffs all of which are great for a long turning up in our make growth. the economy firing on all cylinders. david: one thing democrats don't get particularly the trump administration, one thing that causes inflation is lack of goods. too much money chasing too few goods. if you have a incentives, you have more goods and that will lower inflation, that incentive mentality coming from the democrats. >> exactly right. the supply-side in the short-term, if you have government spending combined with a better supply-side, then that should be somewhat more inflationary and should work itself over the long-term it free markets work itself out which they should have over the long-term as long as the government stops getting involved. interesting thing from an investment standpoint, the largest generation with the most amount of money retiring right now, baby boomers. fr

weber was wrong. the bureaucracy has taken on a life of its own. the administered state exist outside of and beyond politics. and so, pushing the administrative state back down, you know, into the bathtub where grover norquist wanted to drown the government, push the administrative state into that bathtub as well, it is going to be a lot of work. it is going to be multi-generations. that is what we ultimately have to do in order to win this fight. yes, i am optimistic compared to where i was two years ago or four years ago, but i know there is a lot of work left to do. >> and i was a little boy one of my heroes, before a convention quite like this one, he got up and said the soviet union is a locus of the people in the modern world. he was right, of course. well, the soviet union is gone, and i know somebody else has the title of father of lies, if your goal is to fight the father of lies, we know that he lives in davo's. that is the locus of people in the modern western world. and that is the power and combination of power that we all have to figh

vague vaporub stake and try new webo shower max for steamy vicks weber's. in 2016, donald trump said he would choose only the best people people to work in his white house. now those people have a warning for america. trump is not fit to be president. again, here's his vice president. >> anyone who puts themselves over the constitution should never be president of the united states. i cannot in good conscience endorse donald trump this year his defense secretary, do you think trump can be tried? let's did with the nation's secrets ever again. no. >> i mean, it's just irresponsible action that places our service members at risk, places our nation's security at risk is national security advisor donald trump will cause a lot of damage the only thing he cares about is donald trump, and the nation's former highest ranking military officer. we don't take an oath to hey or queen, a tyrant, or a dictator. >> and we don't take an oath to a wannabe dictator take it from the people who knew him best. >> donald, trump is too big a risk for america and kamala harris and

from black mountain, north carolina, hannah weber.nah, talk to us about the work you are doing and why you think focusing on mental health and the lake of devastation is so key. >> thank you so much for having me on. and the counseling student at western carolina university. i just started my counseling practicum so i am still new. i'm not a licensed therapist yet, but i'm involved with black mountain counseling center in town here. we are trying to mobilize our therapists to help just help people cope with what is going on around him. but it's really hard though because all of therapists are also in survival mode, trying to pick up the pieces of their own life, but they are also trying to hold that capacity to help others. currently, i am helping out with the field hospital that is stationed at first baptist like mountain. we have nurses there doing physical health. we have therapists there utilizing some basic schoolrooms to do therapy with people. we are going out into the community to help people give hugs, do basic psychological

we went to weber delete that winter cops, european events together. and, yeah, very fond memories. post, we went on our separate paths. he kind of went like this very quickly, and i kind of chose the college route. but, yeah, to see what he's been doing on the tour is very motivational for someone like me. i look up to him a lot. something that people around me and my coaches at the time, my parents were saying, is that everyone has their own paths. i was maybe a little bit physically underdeveloped, mentally just not ready. and that's why i chose to go to college. i think that was the best move for me and i was very patient. i was just not comparing myself to anyone. i mean, jack was simplyjust a lot better than me. that's totally fine. looking back to wimbledon and particularly the djokovic match, what did you learn from that match and that experience and how do you think that's helped you since? i mean, i think firstly kind of tennis aside, i think playing on centre court is a really great and very valuable experience, just because playing in front of a lot of crowds and a lot o

weber was wrong. the bureaucracy has taken on a life of its own.inistered state exist outside of and beyond politics. and so, pushing the administrative state back down, you know, into the bathtub where grover norquist wanted to drown the government, push the administrative state into that bathtub as well, it is going to be a lot of work. it is going to be multi-generations. that is what we ultimately have to do in order to win this fight. yes, i am optimistic compared to where i was two years ago or four years ago, but i know there is a lot of work left to do. >> and i was a little boy one of my heroes, before a convention quite like this one, he got up and said the soviet union is a locus of the people in the modern world. he was right, of course. well, the soviet union is gone, and i know somebody else has the title of father of lies, if your goal is to fight the father of lies, we know that he lives in davo's. that is the locus of people in the modern western world. and that is the power and combination of power that we all have to fight. suzan

congressman from ireland it different outside need some point to serve by the election about what pretty weberp gets elected come i don't think that's right pretty thank you center same question what could help restore faith in the election. >> election security is critical is one of the reasons like the appropriations committee make sure that we were fully funny work think about the secretary of state to modernize our elections and he would force them to make sure that the better supported to make sure that we have the data in the technology to do so. but also think it matters what we see in washington right now in medicine we have presidential candidates refuse to accept the elections and the results. donald trump lost the election. we lost the election, we did not have members of congress congressman don bacon the stepped up him accountable to accepting the elections. encouraging that we have everybody in our suite we should expect it no matter what but when you the endorsement from election deniers, think always been congressman don bacon receives that is right now leading is the speaker o

weber of the cannabis industry could be making its last delivery soon. these marijuana delivery service found in san francisco is reportedly plenty to in operations. company launched in 2014, but reportedly made a company. one announcement this week that it's going to wind down operations by the end of the year. it's not clear how many ploy ease are going affected by the layoffs earlier this year was reported that the company facing possible foreclosure while 4 reached out to ease for statement that we haven't heard back just yet. today marks one year since the deadliest attack in israel's history. the militant group hamas killed 1200 people took 250 hostages. israel responses led to concerns of a wider war in the middle east's washing correspondent vinay simlot joins us with the latest on that. good morning. >> reyna, good morning. the israeli military says it intercepted rockets overnight and fired several more u.s. officials have encouraged leaders in the middle east to stop the fighting. >> at 06:29am, the exact time hamas launched the deadly surpris

shirley weber and rob bonta held a press conference today to remind people of the basics. >> because in california, you have many, many days before november 5th to cast your vote. and that's one of the things i want to talk about today. in fact, it is your right as california to vote early as a california voter to vote early and to cast your vote in the mean that works best for you. >> to find out exact information about when and where you can vote. just head over to the secretary of state's website. that is so s dot ca dot gov. slash elections. coming up on kron. 4 news at for the future of spirit. airlines is up in the air. the airline is also looking into that could spell trouble for travelers. >> plus, the irs says announced an expansion of its free tax filing feature what you need >> 10's of millions of people who borrow money are now wondering if their student loan debt will be forgiven after a missouri judge blocked the biden administration's student loan relief plan. this comes after a judge in georgia allowed a temporary hold to expire. this plan would have forgiven $20,000

there is a lot going on in the country right now, weber's president for the next four years will have to deal with him. president biden meanwhile has to deal with the situation, thousands of workers are on strike candidate two. the art demanding be a large pay hikes and they want a ban on automation. as a battle between union workers and companies threatens to drive up prices for cons consumers, we will end up being stuck in the middle. this is the head of the union, watch... be one people never gave a [bleep] about us until now when he finally realized that chain is being broken now. cars won't come in, food will not come in, clothing. do you know how many people depend on our jobs? have the world! is time for them and washington to put pressure on them to take care of us because we took care of them! >> martha: okay. that is the message, standing by quickly fox news correspondent added to the port of york and new jersey where it is quite an active scene, hello jeff. >> hello to you, if you thought that was striking comments from the president of the union, it is backed up on what yo

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is really our tax continue. buildings in southern weber's have been reduced to smoking rubble on the desk told continues to rise, funerals are held in west and 11 on as people move on those killed and is right. yes. i'm forced to play a 1000000 people on displaced with many crossing over to syria to speak. so the dice for in these crickets, same has expended its rat code breaking from rubbish on the sun beat. sing fine with us to secure the 18th consecutive series, the hello. welcome to the program. israel says its troops have cross the border into lab and on for what it is cooling, limited, and target to raise against has bullet mid a tree bases. but it has bought a spokesman has told algae 0, the reports the false and the groups stands ready to confront. is there any forces now? if true, it would be the 1st time israel has had boots on the ground and 11 on since the war in 2006, the oldest comes in the wake of the killing of hezbollah chief has done those rolla and it is ready as strike on friday, these are live pictures, we are getting in from southern lebanon, where it is ready a

and were representing young people from the middle america, and everybody here in oregon as it was weberart be part of the solution for oregonians to make sure that without the table for all of his congress can never be out of this conversation because we planning on the world stage. >> i want to continue on this issue. and you mentioned the issue of insurance, that is a critical need really comes to protecting our properties from fire in a time when insurance companies dropping people like flies ever-increasing premiums to the point they can no longer for the federal government and fema has a program to protect people against flooding and across this country there is no such program to protect the people he gets wild fires. the federal government should be involved in some way coming making it easier for people to get the fire insurance coverage to protect them against wildfires that could very well because by as many people would think about climate change. >> absolutely, it's important for us to remember how devastating a loss can be when you experience of the fire or a hurricane or a

but first joining me now is debbie weber. she is watching the storm from a hotel room with her 19-year-old son in sarasota, just two weeks weeks after she and her son were uprooted by hurricane helene, debbie. thank you so much for joining us. first of all, i just want to know how are you and your son doing and what has it been like to ride out the storm over the last few hours? >> we're we're doing pretty good. we're structurally sound hotel it was wind are really strong earlier in the day, but when they did a shelter in place, the hotel locked all the doors. and you can barely hear the sounds of the wind, but then you can you see like she's like right now, the trees are kind of bent over almost you can see a lot of debris in the parking lot and then there's just kind of like an ominous phil because we've lost all power here except for the emergency lights in the hallway. >> you were supposed to move into a home and then helene totally change those plans. you've also never really dealt with a hurricane like this. how are you

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in 1904, the foundational german of sociologist max weber described that as the protestant ethic, where people live to work rather than work to live. central to the ethic are particular cultural traits. personal responsibility, sexual self-restraint, just in thrift, to name a few. those traits require one to ignore their desire for bodily pleasure in order to channel their bodily capacity toward productive endeavors for their employer. if we imagine workplace activism as being about redirecting our bodies away from what companies want, and toward what people need, we open a space for us to engage, to embrace, and to indulge our desire for love, beauty, pleasure, and meaning. doing that is what many would define as a queer practice, one that rejects heteronormativity and might make the world more joyous and maybe even more sexy. maybe that rejection of bodily discipline helps explain why all at once, we are seeing a queer labor upsurge. i started working on my new book, teamsters metropolis, which helps explain what unions became so large and powerful during their last upsurge in the 195

coachman, then it's, but that woman and family members, spouse, weber mip, partner, let him deal with their maker then. if that's what it is. we are all born sinners, and there are, you know, there is are all equal or they are not. i understand the significance of murder. i don't describe that. however, let that person deal with their maker is what i feel about it and not let me be the judge. i do want to be in there talking with that doctor and that woman when you talking about the various things come just unimaginable things that could be going on. i'm not pro-abortion. i don't know anybody who is pro-abortion out promoting it. hey, come on in, let's do this, get pregnant and then get an abortion. i don't know people like that. we all cherish life. representative armstrong loves using the term overreach, federal overreach when it comes to energy and attention. how about this for overreach when a government gets into the healthcare decision the women have an extremely difficult time making difficult conversations? >> thank you for your answers on that. a topic i want to get to is nex

shirley weber and rob bonta held a press conference today to remind people of their basic rights. >>it is an election deadline instead of an election day because in california, you have many, many days before november 5th to cast your vote. and that's one of the things i want to talk about today. in fact, it is your right as california to vote early as a california voter to vote early and to cast your vote in the means that works best for you. >>to find exact information about when and where you can vote. you can head over to the secretary of state's website that s o s dot ca dot gov. slash elections. >>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. just over a month until election day and the economy continues to play a huge factor in the campaign trail. washington correspondent basil john reports as election day draws closer. >>the harris campaign is celebrating the economy and today's jobs report. while the trump campaign says it's still unaffordable in many parts of the country. >>vice president kamala harris applauded the progress that she says the biden-harris administration has made

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really good for that conditioning people are only two options other, republican are the only people to weberof fear think about who they want to the first round please we can talk together voices need to join up with green party anybody else with these of the reforms media pipework so becoming because that will fight for the voter bill of rights randall. >> absolutely right we do well in canada is real, represent, place with multiparty system at least one from them. suggested since the supertax citizens united has destroyed literally destroyed our selection were a handful of billionaires determining what is trying frantically to raise money. sue perfect billy dollars gift hundred billion-dollar get new just been money make an even playing field. but jay sereno most of it gives campaigns wingspan then please make your message was deeper right now we the system is ready, we literally don't have a voice look was so honored and thankful to be going to have a debate we disagreed upon the lat millions of people don't see it because republicans do not want them to see that. texting that thank you h

and were representing young people from the middle america, and everybody here in oregon as it was weber part be part of the solution for oregonians to make sure that without the table for all of his congress can never be out of this conversation because we planning on the world stage. >> i want to continue on this issue. and you mentioned the issue of insurance, that is a critical need really comes to protecting our properties from fire in a time when insurance companies dropping people like flies ever-increasing premiums to the point they can no longer for the federal government and fema has a program to protect people against flooding and across this country there is no such program to protect the people he gets wild fires. the federal government should be involved in some way coming making it easier for people to get the fire insurance coverage to protect them against wildfires that could very well because by as many people would think about climate change. >> absolutely, it's important for us to remember how devastating a loss can be when you experience of the fire or a hurricane or

but what i would hope, what we would help is at the weber the next of hamas is, he will look at whatpened over the past year and look at the suffering that hamas' actions of wrought upon the palestinian people, who they aim to represent, whose cause they aim to advance, and will look and decide that they ought to pursue a different path forward. they ought to pursue a path that isn't one of death and destruction and chaos and harm to israeli civilians and harm to palestinian civilians. but one that the united states has presented, that egypt has presented, of the countries in region and around will have presented at the doors and so that's what really pushing for. >> are you equating that to indirectly, you know, to i guess the remaining leadership there? are you communicating that with the united states hope and what you are speed is another speak about communications our mediators have. we are communicating with qatar, committee can do with other in the region. our position is well known. of course we don't know who the person at the other end of the phone is going to be. we don't

coachman, then it's, but that woman and family members, spouse, weber mip, partner, let him deal withir maker then. if that's what it is. we are all born sinners, and there are, you know, there is are all equal or they are not. i understand the significance of murder. i don't describe that. however, let that person deal with their maker is what i feel about it and not let me be the judge. i do want to be in there talking with that doctor and that woman when you talking about the various things come just unimaginable things that could be going on. i'm not pro-abortion. i don't know anybody who is pro-abortion out promoting it. hey, come on in, let's do this, get pregnant and then get an abortion. i don't know people like that. we all cherish life. representative armstrong loves using the term overreach, federal overreach when it comes to energy and attention. how about this for overreach when a government gets into the healthcare decision the women have an extremely difficult time making difficult conversations? >> thank you for your answers on that. a topic i want to get to is next. d

steve weber, proud air force veteran could even prouder veteran spouse.t to thank you for what you're doing for the women here, and i want to thank you for what you do for me as a man. you have made my wife stronger, you have made me a stronger person. my question will be for colonel prichard-brown and sergeant first class marks. we took our daughter to the promotion ceremony of lieutenant general west. they made a big deal about that being the first female black lieutenant general, first or third class of west point. they mentioned the first class of west point attendees there, female west point graduates. my daughter, who was 10 years old at the time, turned to me and said daddy, why didn't girls want to go to west point before 1980? [laughter] my question is about that glass ceiling, thank you for breaking it, and thank you for paving the way. i will ask the junior members, how is that glass ceiling now? is it still as strong? is the path being blazed? and how would you comment on that? col. prichard-brown: thank you so much for that question. thank yo