fortunately, western union came to the rescue. so again, a huge blunder in sudan that i got out of and didn't have to spend working off my hotel bills. but yeah, an important detail kind of missed ahead time. so each trip honestly for me there was a lesson learned. so when i went to the congo, i brought but then i found out at that time if your bills were pre 2000, they wouldn't take them because they could be counterfeit. so i had a whole bunch of hundred dollar bills that were 1998 and guys like, no, no good like oh --, it's out of money. change your some extra fees, work my way around it learned next time every time go to the bank before a trip check the bills get the newest ones next trip you go on something else you didn't anticipate or learn so in my case, fortunately most of these lessons are sort of happy anecdotes, jokes that i can tell. but any number of situations that easily could have gone a very different direction. and so it's just a reminder or whether it's journalism or so many other things in life that luck is th

i gave them a western union transaction that had taken place around the time. >> and you gave them all into the precinct, you know, voluntarily. i gave them all this information. why wasn't it investigated then? >> thank you, man. >> in 1996, a 17-year-old named george calattso was walking in the bronx, and a man came up behind him, and shot him in the head. two eyewitnesses picked out a picture of richard rosario. he was convicted and sentenced to 25 years to life. no one from the nypd or the bronx district attorney's office never went to interview richard's alibi witnesses. and there was a miscommunication among his own attorneys, so out of the 13 alibi witnesses, only two of them testified at his trial. clearly, the jury didn't believe them. so i got a list of richard's alibi witnesses from his new attorneys. >> your destination is ahead. >> and the people that i spoke with were, perhaps, the most credible alibi witnesses of any case that i've ever covered in my career. >> tell me what you do for a living. >> i'm a dipty sheriff for the county. >> why do you feel compelled to talk a

it was hard to get the support of western union and the telegraph operators to do so. a lot of the other recommendations though, were a more kind of vague levels of put together more federal information, essentially, maybe create a while while this committee was going to sunset. maybe there should be created essentially a federal crime commission to continue its work and continue creating developing new information and new sources that could be used to assist these local organizations that, like i said, he really thought was going to be the place where this this problem was going to be ferreted out. were there repercussions for some of the organized crime figures, some of the folks, some of them had already been had already been on the radar of of law enforcement. gambler and another gambler in new york, i didn't mention named frank erikson was already being, i think, charged with perjury because he had been done and testify before another previous investigation about the use of telegraphs in interstate commerce, in gambling operation. as frank costello was already, i

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fortunately, western union came to thehe rescue. huge a blunder in sudan that i got out of and did not have to spend weeks working off my hotel bills. but in important detail i kind of missed ahead of time. each trip honestly for me was a lesson learned. so what out chicago i brought cash. pre-2000 they would not take them. they can be counterfeit. idle bunch of 100-dollar bills 1998 the guys like no, no good. credit money changer, paid some extra fees. work my way around it. learn next time i'm going to the bank beforech a trip to check te bills get the newest ones. next trip you go want something else you did not anticipate or learn. so in my case, fortunately, most of these lessons are happy anecdotes, jokes that i can tell. butt any number of situations could easily have gone a different direction. it's just a reminder whether it's a journalism or other things in life that factor that makes a difference that you cannot control. so on that note i will say thank you to everyone for coming out tonight. braving theg heat again bravi

that is a pro european union pro western stance from my us on do and remember that most of us isn't officially and candidate for european union membership. so we'll be trying to advance along that path, which kind of often tends to be a very long unwinding one. but important to note that as we heard from our last speaker there, the parliamentary elections are coming up in the next year. and that's really the bigger political price here in moldova. so if her party loses i majorly, it was parliamentary elections, her power could become diluted, so still not necessarily an easy road ahead for her. despite this victory, that rosy, there was a tyranny, a lot of support for her arrival. alexander still, you know, who was a box by 8 pro russian party. so how deep are the divisions in moldova, and society about at its future as well. i was earlier today in a very, traditionally pro russian region of the country. you see a lot more russian language there. and certainly i heard a lot of people who were angry with my us on do the know victor here and for various reasons. some of them have traditionally p

fortunately, western union came to the rescue. so again, a huge blunder in sudan that i got out of and didn't have to spend working off my hotel bills. but yeah, an important detail kind of missed ahead time. so each trip honestly for me there was a lesson learned. so when i went to the congo, i brought but then i found out at that time if your bills were pre 2000, they wouldn't take them because they could be counterfeit. so i had a whole bunch of hundred dollar bills that were 1998 and guys like, no, no good like oh --, it's out of money. change your some extra fees, work my way around it learned next time every time go to the bank before a trip check the bills get the newest ones next trip you go on something else you didn't anticipate or learn so in my case, fortunately most of these lessons are sort of happy anecdotes, jokes that i can tell. but any number of situations that easily could have gone a very different direction. and so it's just a reminder or whether it's journalism or so many other things in life that luck is th

these activities at the time and even as the soviet union stopped to have its own in international affairs, it was seen very differently from western countries. first of all, it was not seen as the nicer, and it was not involved in the scramble for africa. so the soviet union was not present at byline. the soviet union did not top end. the 3030 that was blaming the soviet union was seen as the bus one of river lucian on the bus 10 of change, which also become people designed from the new york. and of course, we know that from 1900 on 17 of cost in the fast, why do all the role of the soviet union was not as prominent as it became after the world war $2.00? when the court will then came into the every now and we could very easily talk of by putting a lot of the west on the soviet union. so in many ways, when african countries are now involved in the struggle for independence in 1900 done for this through to 1950 is on the ultimate to 1906 to the not to lie was seen to be the soviet union for a number of reasons. if you look at the african national congress in south africa, many of the freedom fights as well gravitating towards the s

that includes workers from the grand hyatt, the marriott union square, the western saint francis union contracts for employees, including housekeepers and servers expired in august. they want things including higher wages and cheaper health care. the chp arrested a suspected dui driver after a car crash overnight. the crash involved several cars and forced 82 shut down and fairfield happened just after one, 30 this morning, the near the air base parkway. 4 cars were involved. 2 people were injured. and of course, all lanes have since reopened in that area. toledo police investigating a sideshow that happened just after midnight. it was near the intersection of sacramento and tennessee. streets. officers believe more than 100 people were there. no arrests have been made at this point and there was sideshow in oakland. police. there are investigating happened around 02:00am police say it was on foothill boulevard again, no word on any arrests. a san francisco judge has dismissed most of the charges against the pro-palestinian protesters who blocked traffic on the golden gate bridge in ap

and even as the soviet union started to have its own in international affairs, it was seen very differently from western countries. first of all, it was seen at that point. oh, nice. and it was not involved in the scramble for africa. so the soviet union was not present at byline. the soviet union did not top ended 3030 that was blaming the soviet union was seen as the bus didn't all have a lucian on the bus in of change which off with some people decide from the new york out of cost we, you know, that's from 1900 on 7, do you know of cost in the fast? why do all the role of the soviet union was not as prominent as it became after the world war 2? when the card was then came into the arena and we could very easily talk of by paula while the west on the soviet union. so in many ways, when african countries are now involved in the struggle for independence in 1900 done for this through to 1900 on fifties and ultimately 1900. the 6th is the not trying to lie was seen to be the soviet union for a number of reasons. if you look at the african national congress in south africa, many of the freedom fights as w

now, north carolina's unions were deeply immersed in a third irregular war in the mountains western northarolina that, piedmont and coastal unions did not experience. this was a border war of raids propelled by east tennessee and u.s. army troops. north carolinians who fled to east tennessee early in the war, sometimes joined the us army in an effort to put down confederacy. and many of these north carolina unionists joined the second and third north carolina mounted infantry, which operated in the appalachian border region against confederate troops. now, unions also targets of who patrolled the border to protect citizens from these cross-border attacks by the u.s. army. now, one of the most prominent units that the confederates used involved, william thomas's legion of confederate cherokee indians, governor vance sent troops into western north carolina to prevent union army incursions and to suppress dissidents. two different counter irregular wars that required two different solutions. then the violence from from both forms of conflict that touched the same mountain counties and differ

that one of the jumping boards, so to say, for their insulins and efforts into the european union is the western mulkins. the b u has taken notice under or so the fund alliance leadership, the e u, a scrutinizing chinese wind farms investigating whether states subsidies are giving them an unfair advantage over european competitors. lobbyist gordon, that with every new wind farm, china tightens its grip on europe's energy supply. on the modem, wind turbines, uh, around 300 sensors on the different components of the turbine, which uh, giving information to the wind from, oh no, not the right to. and to the, to buy manufacturer about the performance and many people in your say, you know, do we want to give that power to entities outside of you to control the functioning of wind turbines. but in the village of live, no such global concerns seem far removed. retiree if could, which doesn't expect the wind farm to be dismantled, but he is determined to fight for fair compensation. the or i just want them to contact me or what's done is done. and they called best, but i want them to come forward so tha

union is enshrined in the georgian constitution. for more than 20 years, people were told by the authorities that they were moving along a path towards westerntion into joining nato and the european union. and now, the current government has said that that is all on hold for the next four years. th is what sparked anger. the people on the streets are a lot of young people believe that juror -- georgia has a european country and future. and they were accusing their governments of turning away from the west and looking moscow. carl: about 30 seconds left. you were mentioning russia. how does all of that impact the wider region and russia's position in europe? steve: i think it is clear that russia wants to assert its influence and regain influence that it once had in what moscow considers to be its own backyard. there is no doubt about that. we see what is happened in the ukraine, the last three years of war. and most observers would tell you that moscow is trying through various means to regain influence in other places. for example, georgia and moldova. carl: steve rosenberg in georgia. thank you. rebel forces have breached syria's second la

touch upon, but clearly, it's not in the interest of beijing to cut ties with the european union and the westernracy world because the trade ties are of neutral interest. >> interesting. we'll see whether we'll see the european union actually reaching that point. thank you for your thoughts this morning. that was the member of parliament for the social democratic party in land. >>> coming up on the show, president biden and xi jinping meet for the final time. we'll bring you the highlights after this break. for nearly 200 years, big beverage companies have been selling us billions of single-use sugary drinks. using the same old one size fits all playbook. until now. meet cirkul, the beverage platform of the future. these fully adjustable flavor cartridges let you customize your water with the exact amount of flavor you prefer. transforming water into your favorite beverage. finally, water is your favorite beverage. cirkul - your water, your way. >>> welcome back to "street signs." i'm silvia amaro and here are your headlines. u.s. president joe biden gives the green light for ukraine to use long

results as a boost for the government which is supported sanders push for closer western ties and membership of the european union. the elections being overshadowed by allegations of meddling by russia, which must go denies, will go off with the will not that will do, but has been under an unprecedented attack in the history of all europe. there are too many illegal votes buying the interference in electoral processes by hostile forces from outside the country and by criminal groups spreading lies, sewing hatred in fear within our society. o people have united and freedom and the citizens have one piece and hope for a better life has prevailed to got at least 5 migrants and refugees have died while trying to reach spain's canary islands from west africa. emergency services. 7 said 17 people were rescue after their inflatable boat was punctured 80 others were also moved to safety. from a 2nd stricken vessel, spanish authority say more than 32800 people of cross to the island from africa. this year. the spanish king has been booed and heckled while visiting the fund ravaged region of valencia the teams and he was v

there was nato in the warsaw guy with the western block in the soviet union's block. so you're not talking about who is right and who is wrong or, or which system was better, but it created a balance. so once that balance was upset, that was in united, so it resulted in conflicts more spam 0 in many regions, and so on. but the more so now we are witnessing the emergency of a new world order new the brick summit. and kasan was a great success for both the russian federation to the end president posted up. so this was the 1st time that so many a prominent countries representing in fact, the global majority of british reconvene to discuss issues they consider pressing over us. or there are matters, you have to be resolved. for example, the most incessant talk of everyone being tired of a dollar worst. people say setup with a domination of a dollars. but it's an obvious thing. everyone understands this because the world cannot function like having only one dominant reserve current, especially since this courtesy is issued by me of loans that was all countries and provide

is a boost for the government which is supported, son has pushed for closer western ties. membership with the european union, it actually has been overshadowed by allegations of meddling by russia, which moscow denies will go off with the will. not that i'm all do of a has been under an unprecedented attack in the history of all europe. there are too many illegal votes buying the interference and electoral processes by hostile forces from outside the country and by criminal groups spreading lies, sewing hatreds and fear within our society. oh, people have united and freedom, and the citizens have one piece and hope for a better life has prevailed to got more than 30000 striking factory. workers of boeing are due to votes on the latest wage, off or later on monday and saying that ending a walk out is dragged on for nearly 2 months. but they just proposal includes a 38 percent wage increase over 4 years. the strikes added to the company's problems as it deals with the repercussions of a series of safety lapses. protests of health volumes and essential london demanding that the government cleans up britain's w

results is a boost for the government which is supported. sandy's push for close to western ties, membership for the european union. for the election was overshadowed by allegations and meddling by russia, which most denies will go off with the will not that will do, but has been under an unprecedented attack in the history of all europe. there are too many illegal votes of buying the interference in electoral processes by hostile forces from outside the country and by criminal groups spreading lies, sewing, hatred, and fear within our society. all people have united and freedom, and the citizens have one piece and hope for a better life has prevailed to got a russian god at bottom has struck a supermarket in ukraine, 2nd largest city hall. kids are far to say that at least 14 people were injured. the stores located next to high rise residential buildings. and a separate attack of 5 story building was hit. some of the eastern kind of cookie ends injuring these 2 people to at least 5 migrants invest. each ease of died while trying to reach spain's canary islands from west africa. emergency services said 17 people w

western ties. and membership of a european union for the election is being overshadowed by allegations of meddling by russia, which must go to nice. the listing post is next on robots to stay with us. the unique perspective we don't want ahead to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large, one sanction connect with our community and tap into conversation that you find elsewhere. but humanity. the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up, despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the or for days out from the us presidential election. and the posters have the race on a knife edge. but for the bite and administration's role in the genocide in jobs and comma la harris's complicity in that cost or come election day. the is really journalist embedded with the country's military. happy to help load on his hand and the washington post and the la times both refused to endorse harris over donald trump. there billionaire owner

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russian's in parliament where the power is in moldova they will run hard to displace the western eu leaning european unionf assessing government with one that's moree loyal than a to russia. yes they are investing in this and the united states in the west we are approaching it with extremely limited economic support hoping it's enough. it's not. we need these to be sanctioning individuals involved in this and providing financial criminal support on how to dig into financial actions so the moldovans can charge people of crimes. it's an ongoing criminal activity by russia against the moldova and democracy and we have to be more aggressive. we try to stay out of other countries elections. this is not about about staying out at their elections. helping a country with the illegal behavior that's going on. and george it's more complicated because it's the russian leaning party is in power so it's harder for us to support the government and investigate russian influence since they are the vehicle a russian influence but there it's about supporting, they are going to come out hard protesting the election results

western ties. and membership for europe in union for the election was overshadowed by obligations of meddling by russia, which must go to noise. well, the laugh was not that i'm all do of a has been under an unprecedented attack in the history of all europe. there are too many illegal votes buying the interference and electoral processes by hostile forces from outside the country and by criminal groups spreading lies, sewing, hatred, and fear within our society. oh, people have united freedom and the citizens have one piece and hope for a better life. has prevailed, wash and got it, but most struck a supermarket. a new cream is the 2nd largest city hockey authority. you say that at least 14 people have been injured. the stores located next to high rise residential buildings in a separate attack. a 5 story building was hips near the eastern town of cushions, enjoying at least 2 people. it was the $30000.00 and striking factory walkers of boeing are due to vote in the funds latest wage off for later on monday, the same day at ending a walk out if it's dragged on for nearly 2 months. the latest proposal f

the main predecessor organization to them is a union called the western federation of miners. the impetus comes out of another one of these really bloody labor battles that happens in the mining industry in idaho. as a result of that they decide they need to organize on a much broader scale to build an organization for all minors in the last. each in butte, montana to create the western federation of miners. many members are the key people who push for the organization of an even bigger umbrella organization. in chicago in 1905. they come out. a part of the reason they have a lot of actions. you can see a lot of the pacific northwest in particular. a lot of the people they want to organize and that are not being organized by other unions are located in the west. those type of workers are hard to organize and many don't bother, but they want to organize them, so that is why you can see a lot of their actions in the west. >> what is the dark red indicate? >> i think those are areas with multiple actions. i think those are areas where there were more than one. just by the way the

outside of the states on the mississippi was well by a comment late in the war in the union and decoding about the western army that it consisted kirby smith four mules and a bass and a brass drum. poor lieutenant general kirby smith, who commanded square miles and fewer troops than. any general in history. there was a confederate invasion of mexico intended to capture colorado goldfields and then move into california, extending the confederacy to the pacific ocean. this might seem a bit much for 3200 men, but the union forces were also small. superficially the invasion went well, including two tactical victories in the capture of albuquerque, rocky and santa fe. but the underlying reality was different. supplies were short, foraging was difficult, and union forces could not be driven out. eventually, the confederates retreated to texas. it was a remarkable effort involving some 2000 miles of movement. but outside of the affected area. the campaign received little attention. it was not even mentioned in papers in. washington, oregon and colorado. more attention was given to indian wars and the multistate

union. i spoke to trying to get, go down, see early as a professor at the paris institute of political studies and also a former minister of georgia for european integration x rays. how western countries may react to george's new product, the union, the, and also the united states. they have a leverage on georgia because 1st, georgia is a candidate country to become a union member. so your pin union has already declared that so what's everything the georgia dream has, darling? the reasons with these electoral reading is totally against you repeat integration . so the process is, is frozen. also, european union has a very important leverage, which is visa 3 with georgia and georgia and citizens have this privilege to, to palm and to stating that your opinion, countries for 3 months without the visa ever you origin, tammany has a member or sometimes several members work study who are traveling european union, and this, if this is suspended because georgia obviously does not respect the basic rules for benefiting with a visa for you. and your opinion, because rule of law and absence of discrimination is one of the basic rules to to have is a piece of free with european union. t

before donald trump rank approaches in 2016 a little bit before the western pennsylvania was a blue area. these were blue color union workers. and a lot of them in the steel industry who voted democrat i see around donald trump. is completely changed, you know, the less road map, as far as pennsylvania is concerned, western pennsylvania, the working class in west western pennsylvania to steal workers. i don't think there's a rhetoric part of america. he supports the fracking industry, i think is one of your commentators noticed he supports the coal industry. i think the survival of just not that assassination. but also of course, what happened the door to his age really cemented to relationship with pensylvania voters. and you know, we have the democrats center, john, better who i respect a lot is very supportive of israel. and he, i think his little words are donald trump has an incredible relationship with voters in pennsylvania. and i agree with one other thing. uh, that's really important. i think that needs to be taken to account into account when it comes to selection is the fact that this is the most expensiv

duplicity of genocide, joe, and all the course terraces regards the war in western europe, backed by britain in europe and union, you read much my mind about the final question in r t. so let me switch off and ask a different one. i've seen you, you've watched many us uh, presidential campaigns on one thing is there. sure. gordon's thing is that hollywood slabs at left wingers are going to come out and go for the democrats. they haven't learned without strategy. have they because they lose. when that happens, when you've got tardy pe, when you've got harrison ford, we have all these people coming out and saying, trump is a fascist vote for our candidates. it just doesn't work. and why do they keep doing it? a celebrity is very important, replacement for religion in late capitalism. people dream through them. celebrity is like monica and feudalism. and yeah, it failed. i. somebody has the free from the ones that backed all across doris, who enforced by their agents in the hollywood industrial complex disability. uh but um, yeah, something needs to be looked at in american culture while the entire sea off america

wants to saw itself on the way to joining nature and the european union at beacon of liberal democracy. the complicated region me from western countries will go ahead and do to maintain good selection. so this would be a grave mistake with grave costs in past. so 2 years was a lot of trouble with a lot of costs, with a lot of struggle. georgia has remained a pro western vast doing in the region. it was always difficult. we fought wars, but we persevered. we use our wisdom partners. georgia has a long history of long lasting, most demonstrations. we oscar next, but why? off to monday people one. so why do you say coming out? they're not happy with the result. there's no clear strategy waiting longer position profits. how to cope with this problem. they sometimes they feel that, you know, there's no chance for any changes and as why. and then ultimately into the sequels to, to join the live. the crowds have gone the critics of the election, a waiting for the mission, which is set to arrive soon to investigate. the strange quite on police, the streets could be shown at least this. this is dw news, thanks a lot. the name is the

the iwd ws founded in 1905 in chicago, but the main predecessor organization to them is a union called the western federation of miners. the western federation of miners. the impetus it comes out of another one of these really bloody battles that happens in. the mining industry in idaho and as a result of that, miners in the west decide that they need to organize on a much broader scale, build an organization, an umbrella organization for all miners in the west, and they meet in montana in 1893 to create the western federation of miners and then the western many members of the western of miners are the key people who, for the organization of an even bigger organization, the industrial of the world in chicago. in 1905. so they come out of the west. but part of the reason that they have a lot of actions in the west and you see a lot in the pacific northwest in particular is that a lot of the people that they to organize and a lot of the people that are not organized by other unions are located in the west are workers like workers that work in mines, workers that work in agricultural industry and the

wants to saw itself on the way to joining nature and the european union at beacon of liberal democracy in the complicated region. we from western countries will go ahead in due to meeting this election. so this would be a grave mistake with grave costs in past 30 years, with a lot of trouble with a lot of costs, with a lot of struggle. georgia has remained a pro western vast doing in the region. it was always difficult. we fought wars, but we persevered, we use our western partners. georgia has a long history of long lasting, most demonstrations. we often next, but why often monday people one to why do you say coming out? they're not happy with the results. there's no clear strategy, mongo position process, how to cope with this problem. they sometimes they feel that, you know, there's no chance for any changes and that's why they're not really into the equals to to join the the crowds have gone. critics of the election are waiting for the mission, which is set to arrive soon to investigate the strange quads on the lease. the streets could be sold at least and is a quick, quick check on some other stories. we're covering. europ

states on the mississippi was well summarized by a comment late in the war in the union about the confederacy's western army that it consisted of kirby smith, four mules and a brass drum. for lieutenant general smith who commanded more square miles and fewer troops than any general in history. this might seem a bit much, but the union forces were also small. superficially, the invasion went well, including two tactical victories and the capture of albuquerque and santa fe, but the underlying reality was different, foraging was difficult and the union forces could not be driven out. the confederates would retreat in texas. it was a remarkable effort involving some 2,000 miles of movement, but outside of the affected area of the campaign received little attention, it was not even mentioned in papers in washington, oregon, and colorado. more attention was given to the indian wars in the multistate proposal to raise a militia so veterans could be sent into the heavy fighting east of the mississippi. yes few western papers paid much attention to the most important american indian leader of the war, general

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