one job should be enough. today, this board, this committee of the whole, will hear firsthand testimony from striking marriott workers. about why this crisis occurred in this city. what is at stake for this city? if it's not quickly and fairly resolved. and make no mistake about it, folks, this is a crisis. there are 2500 families that have been out on strike for a month now. they made that difficult decision, they made that sacrifice, they took that step after months of failed negotiations with this company. you know, a century ago, in this country, working people fought and struck and did everything they could to impresses on their bosses the need for an eight-hour workday due to the exploitation of those times being driven and overworked. the need for a weekend. they were successful in making that demand heard. they were successful in winning the weekend. they were successful in achieving the promise of security and security and quality of life. today that promise is all but gone. you know, too often hotel

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one job should be enough. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is myers. i work at the marriott marques hotel for four years. i am a san francisco resident. i've been struggling with homelessness. being from the city, i understand the struggle of being a resident here. i'm a single parent of three kids. i went to school and i worked and tried very hard for my children. when i started working at the marriott, i felt like i finally made it. i have a bmr. we talked about the affordable housing i was blessed to get. it's very -- the battle is it never ends. so you get employment and then you have to worry about the stress of losing your job for the job security or not having benefits or to pay more out of pocket when it's almost impossible to live in this city as it is with other bills as far as childcare, transportation, you know, after school programs, food. it's very challenging. i believe one job should be enough. especially with all these big buildings that make all this money. i feel like they should

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 retire in dignity. working people shouldn't have to chose between these things. they shouldn't have to say like, oh, well, i just will take the pension but i'll lose and marriott has the ability to change this. they have the planes, the power the money, the financials that they can make a change for the better and show respect to their workers. thank you all for your time and your support. [applause] >> nicolas. >> good afternoon, everyone. i work as a attendant at the palace hotel. i am on strike. for working as a decade as a room attendant at the palace hotel, i have the worries, the stress of what will be my future and my family as well. because of the high cost of living, the small amount of money me and my husband are receiving every pay day, it is not enough to cover us or pa

. >> that's enough. >> mr. president, i had one other question if i may ask on the russia investigation. are you concerned that you may -- >> i'm not concerned about anything with the russia investigation because it's a hoax. >> are you -- >> that's enough. put down the mike. >> mr. president, are you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation? >> mr. president -- >> i tell you what, cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude, terrible person.

. >> enough with the coverups. >> enough with the bigotry. >> enough. enough. >> enough. >> we deserve better than this. stop with the empty promises. no more thoughts and prayers. if you put big money first and a second your time is done. >> done. >> done. >> we are the majority will not be ignored. greg: well, they seem like fun. [laughter] they remind me of everything a person who's ever been in front of me arguing with a cashier. [laughter] it said it was on sale in the newspaper. it says here you take checks. i wonder if we do it together will be when? >> if we do it together, we will win. >> stand up, join the fight club, use your vote as your voice on november 6. greg: here's the good news. they will never win. i think people will be more impressed by this person. >> you want to register to vote? you want to interview me now? will be to tell them about the chinese rifles? should they know? now you want me to explain about free prison labor. if you'd vote for me, i will go get that money and get a share of the profit. you are done right. i hope yo

generally not even deep enough to hit the nerve, so it's not a painful procedure, but deep enough to bring the medication into the circulation. >> reporter: glen has been using the patch for six months and he says it's providing relief in just 20 to 45 minutes, and he doesn't feel as sluggish. >> it makes a huge difference because then you can get back to your day or whatever you're doing. >> reporter: so far researchers say patients are tolerating the patch system well, and no serious side effects have been reported. cbs news, massachusetts. >>> and now for your viewing pleasure, we present to you daylight saving time, the end of daylight saving time. the sun setting an hour earlier tonight and a beautiful sight looking at the golden gate from the top of the sales force tower, and it's nice. a few high clouds over the bay area today kept temperatures down. still very pleasant for sunday. highs manage 67 in san francisco, and 84 in santa rosa. it's still warm in the east bay. as a double barreled high offshore guarantees the rain that's out there stays over the pacific northwest wher

president trump: that's enough, that's enough. that's enough. >> may i ask, on the russian investigation, are you concerned that you may have -- i am not -- president trump: i am not concerned about the russian investigation because it is a hoax. put down the mic. [indiscernible]

if they can't sell them quickly enough their harvests perish. with the budget all the while say is working on a solution. the young entrepreneur found out that to keep many fruits and vegetables fresh moisture is more important than cooling. with his team he's developing a standalone portable storage unit. that contains a small humidifier that keeps the vegetables hydrated. that eco pots. the. fruit and vege can be kept for up to two weeks longer. the box uses batteries charged through solar panels. this clean solution could help small holders to better preserve their crops and sell bigger quantities of. the prototype should be ready by the end of the year. but by g.-d. or was it is already looking for partners to help him launch his eco box. to unite them. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. cash tag doing your bit share your story. according to the world bank less than a third of people in tanzania have access to electricity in fact only ten percent are connected to the grid. dri is trying to

. >> enough with the coverups. >> enough with the bigotry. >> enough. enough. >> enough. >> we deserve better than this. stop with the empty promises. no more thoughts and prayers. if you put big money first and a second your time is done. >> done. >> done. >> we are the majority will not be ignored. greg: well, they seem like fun. [laughter] they remind me of everything a person who's ever been in front of me arguing with a cashier. [laughter] it said it was on sale in the newspaper. it says here you take checks. i wonder if we do it together will be when? >> if we do it together, we will win. >> stand up, join the fight club, use your vote as your voice on november 6. greg: here's the good news. they will never win. i think people will be more impressed by this person. >> you want to register to vote? you want to interview me now? will be to tell them about the chinese rifles? should they know? now you want me to explain about free prison labor. if you'd vote for me, i will go get that money and get a share of the profit. you are done right. i hope yo

so did we. ♪ enough is enough is enough is enough is enough ♪ >> y'all better treasure every chance you get to hear barbra sing. she said after her last tour she'll never tour again and she's sticking to that. >>> now to jane fonda's defense of megyn kelly. >> i am sorry that it happened. i feel badly because, you know, i wanted her -- i wanted her to make it. i did. >> i read you were not proud to admit you had work done. why not? >> we really want to talk about that? >> despite their cringe-worthy interview back in september 2017 when kelly pushed fonda about her decision to have plastic surgery you won't find any ill will from the 80-year-old actress. jane admitted she was disappointed to see megyn's show canceled after her black face controversy. >> that's always how everyone learns, through making mistakes. you know, it's through failure that we grow and learn. i know that has been true for me and i think it is true for everybody. >> there were plenty of fierce females at the women's media center 2018 women's media awards, despite rumors of a "house of cards" spin-off, new cast mem

one job should be enough. thank you. >> hello. >> good afternoon, my name is gustavo. i work for the hotel. i am a janitor. i have to work two jobs. to be able to pay for my bills and my rent. i can't pay for healthcare coverage. my daughter has gone to the university and it is going to be harder for me with just one job. >> kirk. >> i've worked for marriott for 23 years. i was at the stanford court for 18 years, i thought i would retire there. in 2013 i was laid off so i had to look for another marriott job to stay with the company. i knew a manager at another marriott so i went to work for them, luckily. after three months, i lost my healthcare. i started getting letters for cobra, which is not cheap, as you well know. but luckily i did get a job. the marriott, i've worked for marriott for a long time. i know they can afford this. the healthcare is important, especially here in san francisco. with my brothers and sisters this strike has been tough. one job should be enough. thank you. >> good afternoon. my n

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and the economy wasn't growing enough, but he said this isn't good enough. these people are hurting. that's what she said, whether or not her numbers were right. it's a political strategy and it worked for another guy. >> but the truth is, the last two years, unemployment for all those categories that she mentioned and for others for ex- fell ons, disabled people everything has come down. >> but they were coming down, liz, during president obama too but trump didn't care. he said there's a lot of pain out there. by the way he was right. >> are you trying to say the democratic voters fall for just like the trump voters? >> oh, gosh no, jonas, i'm not saying that. >> i think to rich's point they need a better plan of attack than trying to juggle statistics in a way of the statistics that make it look like the economy is bad. no one will believe the economy is bad. if they want to talk about someone they can say just because the stock market is going up doesn't mean everybody is doing it well some people go into how they can talk about a corporate tax cut, i th

water enough food enough toiletries and necessities for their babies and then the second step is for them they're quite willing to do the legal way and then apply for asylum within the united states their challenge though is to prove or to give at least reasonable evidence that they are victims to violence or some kind of trouble in their home countries and not just economic economically challenged where they come from and tell us of them because we know the president has referred to these migrants the ones who you are describing as a threat to national security and he has deployed thousands of troops to the border but we've now also heard that these troops are being sent home in the coming weeks and what's the story there. yeah well the troops the u.s. troops who were sent by president trump the us remember this was before the midterm elections when trump every campaign stop made a point about. that this the people which are now here in the shell chain to one are a threat to national security and that the gates will open and all those people will be streaming in a that didn't happen

president, if i may ask -- >> that's enough, that's enough. >> mr. president -- >> that's enough. >> the other folks -- >> that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am -- mr. president -- >> that's enough. >> may i ask on the russia investigation, are you concerned that you may have -- >> i'm not concerned about anything with an investigation because it's a hoax. that's enough, put down the mike. >> mr. president, are you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation? mr. president? >> i tell you what, cnn should be ashamed of itself, having you working for them. you are a rude, terrible person. you shouldn't be working for cnn. go ahead. >> i think that's -- >> you're a very rude person, the way you treat sarah huckabee is horrible. the way you treat other people are horrible. you shouldn't treat people that way. go ahead, peter. >> in jim's defense, i traveled with him, he's a diligent reporter who busts his butt -- >> i'm not a big fan of yours either, to be honest. >> let me ask you a question if i can -- >> you aren't the best. >> jimmy: did

but will this be enough to find justice in afghanistan's patriarchal society. a thousand girls like me. a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees with detailed coverage but now president today with the fact is as there's not much that can be done without trying to see it is now inside the session. from around the world fallon does in the eighth sector in chad are thriving refugee families the returns that are for many are now back in the villages they fled when the war started. over a hundred years ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can draw him in the second episode we explore the lasting effects of this agreement that there is a original sin to sikes pico it's at those borders were drawn without consulting the people how to live with the. psychs pekoe lines in the sun on own choosing. hello i missed all the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. president's former lawyer has said mrs lying ab

the air seemingly thick enough to chew. inside classes, masks are worn indoors. >> i get headaches or short of breath. >> reporter: smoke is difficult to capture on camera at night, but here on 1st street you the see the haze, the light filtering through that smoke. in livermore it hit nearly hazardous. we found folks on the patio. >> i feel okay. a slight cough. >> i have a sore throat and it's uncomfortable. >> reporter: that throat tickle is your body's way of telling you to get inside says university of california pum nolg dr. jim baums. >> going from your house to the car, you may not have to wear it. but if you're outdoors for more than a few minutes, i would wear an n-95 mask. >> reporter: he says the one-two punch of smoky air with particulate matter combined with flu and cold season is going to put many people in the sxrair california at serious -- in the bay area and california at serious risk of an infection. >> you're exposed to bacterial pneumonia and air pollution predisposes you. >> reporter: and staying indo

food here there's not enough anything here because. as a city absolutely overwhelmed with two thousand seven hundred refugees already here and they're expecting about a thousand more to come tonight or to morrow morning so this is only getting worse and now you have mentioned president and the judge's order the injunction on his plans to cancel asylum basically that's kind of good news for those people here a good news because they here now safe they say they come from an unsafe place they all want to go to the united states and probably ask for asylum and that means they can do this legally or even illegally and if you see behind this line you just two hundred meters away that's that fence there or this this wall that is the border this is california so they are close and still very very far from their dream to come to the united states. stephens iman's there at the us mexico border in other news the afghan capital kabul has been hit by one of the deadliest attacks in months at least fifty people were killed when a suicide bomber blew

ijust don‘t think yet that she has grasped enough of the initiative of the she does not have enough in the way of momentum behind her to really bring about public opinion change with up at the moment, things remains part relatively static. the question is, did she make the change that she needs that i wonder if the next headline is a turning point or a talking point. eu plays hardball on fishing rights in an effort to stymie brexit transition deal. and i says these are exactly opposite brexit stories is that immigration was a hot button topic without some people care about it quite intensely, but it certainly wasn't a major feature. it is something that quite a bit of mps care about. michael dell is one of them and theresa may is one of the rare positives of her general election, when she got 13 scottish conservative mps and they are exercised by two. the eu is making very clear that they want a separate agreement with fishing, and if the uk does not agree, then the whole deal could be off, and that is quite a big problem. that is hugely important, because it says they want the fisheri

. >> that's enough. that's enough. that's enough. >> i want to ask -- >> that's enough. >> pardon me, mam. >> excuse me. that's enough. >> you are a rude, terrible person. >>> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >>> first tonight, breaking news from the archdiocese of washington. usnew allegations in of sexual abuse by a priest in the district. >> the priest was arrested today. his name is father urbano vasquez. our sistern, statio telemundo 44, reports fm sacred heart. >> reporter: d.c. police havell said theed abuse happened in may 2015. an arrest was made today. ond father is accused of s degree sexual abuse. according to police, his victim, a 13-year-oldemale member of his church, said he placed his hand down the front of her shirt ote, bareed her, breast on two different occasions. when z was 42 years old the alleged abuse took place. the archdiocese of washington says this was the first report to the archdiose of this allegation of sexual abuse and immediately uponearning of this serious allegation, the ar

that is enough. put down the mic. >> are you worried about the indictments coming down in this investigation? mr. president -- >> president trump: cnn should be ashamed of itself having you working for them. you are a rude, terrible person. you shouldn't be working for cnn. go ahead. >> i think that is -- >> president trump: you're a rude person. the way you treat sarah huckabee sanders is horrible. the way you treat other people are horrible. you shouldn't treat people that way. go ahead. go ahead, peter. >> in jim's defense, i travel with him and i watch with him. he's diligent and -- trump i'm not a big fan of yours either. >> mr. president, you repeatedly over the course of -- >> president trump: just sit down, please. when you report fake news, no, when you report fake news, which cnn does, a lot, you are the enemy of the people. >> lou: cnn then released a statement afterwards. let me if i may share it with you. because it's quite a study in sanctimonious nonsense itself. "while president trump

shay: 'cause we can't produce enough. lemonis: why? shay: today, we're lucky we have three ovens working. lemonis: what, sometimes the ovens don't work? betty: yeah. lemonis: do you ever have a line out the door? shay: yes, we do. lemonis: and you run out within the first couple hours? -betty: yes. -lemonis: when you see the fact that they're sold out of product and the business is not being able to satisfy the demand, it's obvious to me that you don't have a sales problem. you don't have a demand problem. you have a production problem. shay: this, right now, is our only consistently working oven. -lemonis: that's not good. -shay: as you can see, our sink is cellophane wrapped and rubber banded together. this does not work. lemonis: so half of the equipment in here doesn't really work. shay: mnh-mnh. lemonis: is elizabeth a good boss? shay: she's incredibly talented. lemonis: but is she a good manager? shay: no, not managing the business. no. i think maintaining the finances and managing us -- it's too much. lemonis: can we try the pie

there isn't enough space, there isn't enough food, and as you can see around me, every square metre of this area has been taken up by a cheap tent or temporary accommodation put together with plastic sheeting, tarpaulins and pieces of wood. of course, migrants are generating a lot of rubbish, a lot of waste. amnesty international have described the conditions here as squalid, and having been around the camp was sometime now, it would be difficult to disagree with that assessment. after the protest on sunday, which was met with tear gas fired from the us side of the border, texaco's requested an investigation from the us authorities as to what happened. —— mexico has. in the migrants themselves have choices to make. some will choose to stay here in tijuana, where temporary work visas may be made available. 0thers tijuana, where temporary work visas may be made available. others have already decided to go home, deciding that enough is enough and that these conditions aren't sustainable. 0thers conditions aren't sustainable. others are still will continue to try to cross that border w

kpix5's julie watts is live in san francisco where hotel guests say they've had enough of this. julie? >> reporter: that's right, ken. i do want to start off with some breaking news of sorts. we're just getting word that the hotel union in oakland reached a tentative deal with marriott there. however, we're told they are still far from reaching a deal here in san francisco and in san jose. in fact, at this marriott in san francisco union square behind me there's actually been a growing number of one star reviews from guests citing reduced service and loud picketers. you can get a room here this weekend for about 200 bucks, which is a steal in union square, but as the holidays approach, the city and workers worry the strike could linger on. so the board of supervisors in san francisco called a rare special hearing today just days before an election. hundreds of redshirts and signs line the halls of city hall as hotel workers made their way through security into the supervisors chambers where the first order of business was the elephant not in the room. >> i just wanted to ask now

enough's enough, put our feet down. now is the time two years into this administration to solve this problem once and for all. trsh trevor i hear ya. philippe, why won't they? and both sides, by the way? harlan, you know, to harlan's point. why are both sides -- >> i'm going to simultaneously agree and disagree with harlan. i expected to only disagree. i agree with him that it's not a fault of the democrats that the republicans in congress are to blame. i don't think it's equal -- >> come on. [laughter] >> it's very simple. it's been 97 weeks since donald trump has had the white house and has had the congress. i don't know what it is you think we can do in the minority. [laughter] there's no funding because republicans have stopped it. it's as simple as that. the senate has $1.5 billion in their version, the house has $5 billion. republicans have got to get on the same page before they can start blaming democrats for any of this. [inaudible conversations] >> i've said before -- >> jim jordan today said the president, he

. >>> that's enough. that's enough. >> mr. president. >> that's enough. >> can i ask -- >> that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am. >> that's enough. >> if i may ask -- >> several heated exchanges as democrats take back control of the house of representatives. good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll have more on the president's fallout after the midterms. but first, let's get right to that breaking news. nbc bay area countrikris sanche arriving to the scene. what have you been able to find out? >> well, we can tell you there were two women that were trapped inside that apartment here behind me, the second-story apartment. you can see it from where we are. and they were trapped in there by a fire that was burning below. it burned fast and within five minutes, firefighters had them down on a ladder. i did get some witness video from nildamoran. find me on twitter on kris nbc. firefighters had to put the ladder up, brought the two women down along with a little dog a

we don't have enough of those and we need to reread balance the economy. after all, the number of people in higher education has gone up substantially in the last few years —— re—balance. thanks for your company. have a lovely day. hello. nature's very own light spectacular, the aurora borealis, or northern lights, in full display across the northern isles. also, some parts of eastern scotland and eastern england under clearer skies, but further west, a different story. this area of low pressure in the bay of biscay, we have a frontal system extending across western fringes of the uk, continuing to bring outbreaks of rain. this will ease from northern ireland through the morning and things get dry across wales and south—west england and outbreaks of rain continue to push their way north and eastwards across scotland as this too pulls away. behind it, we'll see the cloud thinning and breaking. bright and sunny spells and a scattering of showers, but very mild for the early part of november. temperatures generally between 10 and 15 celsius, up to 16

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he was elected but what they saying is that the pace of the reforms is chief fast and there is not enough discussion and they are angry about that and as such hundreds of come out to the streets yet again to protest against the changes by the government here in france and in recent weeks we have seen other protests protests by pension is unions have been out describing the government policy as breaking the social fabric and we also source traffic brought to an almost standstill in paris when paramedics went out in strike just a week ago. the . d.v.d. . still to come on there's yet more shake up in berlin and another resignation after german chancellor angela merkel recently announced she wouldn't run for office again but the details for you after this short break. what politicians do you suppose to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president and you. want. to be right. this is what the four three of the four people are. interested in the why. should be. joining the past thirty years lebanon has been subject to six invasions from israel . six inv

one job should be enough. [applause] >> supervisor yee: next speaker. >> good afternoon, all supervisors. my name is yu lee. i'm room attendant. i want to show you some -- how hard is my job. [speaking native language] >> i want to talk something very painful story about the room attendants. actually, as far as i know, my -- my team has a 14-a staff, but they always will have to work injuries in the workplace. they always will have the back, leg, and hand injuries because of the -- in the workplaces, and we usually work in hours -- sometimes eight hours a day, and we also have multiple things to deal with for a day, as well. there's many -- always, it's sensitive, so many times, it's painful for us to handle those type of jobs. [speaking native language] >> so 80% of our colleagues are immigrants, and because of the language barriers, most of us cannot work fog the very relaxing jobs or very -- work for the very relaxing jobs or very casual jobs. most of the work is very hard for us, but we don't have any choi

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president if i may ask one question. >> that's enough, that's enough. >> mr. president -- >> that's enough. >> may i ask on the russia investigation. >> cnn should be ashamed of itself, having you working for them. you are rude, terrible person you shouldn't be, working for cnn. >> in jim's defense he is a diligent reporter. >> i'm not a big fan of yours either to be honest. sit down, please. sit down. i didn't call you. i didn't call you. >>> this morning president trump expressed support for nancy pelosi. >> shortly after today's press conference, pelosi made her own remarks. >> yesterday, the health care for american people for ourseniors and hard working american families. health care was on the ballot and health care won. >> the democrats are regaining control of the house for the first time in 8 years. >> nicole killian tells us that's setting the stage for a power struggle on capitol hill likely to play out. >> voters went to the polls in record number which is related in both parties claiming victory. democrats won enough seats to regain control of the

of the program i'm richelle carey enough is enough is the message from the united states to the warring parties and yemen and the americans want a halt to the more than three years of combat between who is the rebels and the saudi and coalition supporting the many government troops yes defense secretary is calling for.

who puts all the parties to the conference to reach a solution because the people has suffered enough as you can see may god guide them and blissett gumtree. i think there is an undeniable conflict between the italian and french states over economic interests as well as over control and the image of the two countries. us federal judge has urged prison officials in illinois to reconsider a transgender woman is denied request to be moved to a women's prison it comes after the inmate took legal action against the state's correctional department claiming that she was treated like a sex slave in men's facilities twenty six year old dion strawberry hampton is currently serving a ten year sentence for burglary she says she's faced sexual abuse in all four of the men's prisons she's been held in houghton has had her previous requests for transfer denied and argues that she would be safer in a women's prison her lawyer has praised the federal judge's intervention this is an important step not only for school but in general for transgender women imprisoned across the nation the department of co