ernest drevenak was their slave master.�* hopes of a better life were shattered within days of arriving. their wages would go into bank accounts that drevenak controlled. in his house, they were crammed into an overcrowded room, six sharing two beds. drevenak also controlled his victims using violence and intimidation. we were afraid. if we were to escape and go home to czech republic, he had a lot of friends in our town. half of the town were his mates. i obeyed him to avoid ending up on the streets. it was terrible to wake up every morning and i didn't want to wake up. i'd rather be dead. ernest drevenak and veronica bubencikova enjoyed many holidays funded by their victims' wages. so, how did they bring slavery to a major restaurant brand undetected? veronica got herself a job in the mcdonald's branch and earned the trust of management. she then found jobs for the victims they trafficked to the uk. this was possible because she was able to control the victim's recruitment at every stage — completing their applications an

fitzgerald if nothing else served as a scout for ernest hemingway in paris.got some good reviews. it got some poor reviews too. it sold ok but it was not a great bestseller. the irony is that it was adapted to a play for broadway by owen davis the next year and it was a hit on broadway. think about it. it was made into a silent film which has been lost except for a small clip you can see on youtube. from a little remnant of the silent film. fast-forward post-world war ii, no fewer than four major hollywood films have been made of the great gatsby. when fitzgerald died -- very young. he was 43 in 1940. he left behind in our warehouse on 43rd street copies of the 1925 printing of the great gatsby. it never was out-of-print. the truth is even sadder. the copies were there in our warehouse. nobody was ordering them. it was world war ii and the program of sending paperbacks for free to our gis -- in this case the great gatsby was sent to the gis at the end of the war when they were occupying germany. the great fitzgerald scholar, the late matthew brickley estimate

hello, ernest, these are cars and buses, a total of 38 units of equipment.ion's enterprises have carried out the necessary maintenance, and the vehicles are ready to operate even in the most difficult conditions. some of the vehicles have already undergone a baptism of fire. one of the buses, transferred from the kurenivsky district, was hit twice by ukrainian drones and received serious damage. soon, mechanics will restore it and it will go to serve the fighters who carry out tasks to protect and defend civilian infrastructure facilities under the counter-terrorist operation regime. angelica, thank you, we still have half a minute before the start regional broadcast we will have time to connect gtrk vologda. evgeny eroshkin is already in the studio. in the logogodskaya region, the restoration of a 16th-century church has been completed. evgeny, good evening, what kind of temple is this and what is unique about it? good evening, ernest, the temple is part of the ensemble of the famous kirill-beloazersky monastery. the church of the transfiguration of the lor

and ernest. >> i'm going to try not to name drop. we deserve better. we have the largest density of school aged children so we should not be the district that is faced with closure. like michael, we did have an opportunity to talk to the parents of san francisco school. but also step on the steps of city hall but not city hall but 55 franklin with parents and students and advocate to see fight the closures here in our district. as a community, we need to fight the closures that are being pushed upon us and beyond that when we talk about policy and things that we can actually do. if we must have closures, this is our opportunity for us to realign potentially more k through 8 with wrap around services. additionally, we have a triple c member in this body and last year there was a resolution that said there should be a 5-year time span when we have a school closures. >> thank you. i think we have time for one. you were the last one. i think we have time for one more before we go to closing statements. so question 10, how will you balance the needs of dist

ernest. colleagues, thank you. we still have half a minute before the regional broadcast begins, we'll have time to connect gtrk bryansk. natalya zhukova is already in the studio at the shkurnov cadet school today, a solemn ceremony of initiation of new students took place. natalya, good evening, who are among the new recruits? hello, ernest. 36 boys and girls dreaming of a military career took the oath today, including, for example, fyodor simonenko. the whole country learned the name of this schoolboy from the border klimovsky district last spring. at that time , a sabotage and reconnaissance group made a sortie into bryansk region from ukrainian territory. the terrorists shot at a car in which local children were being taken to school. fyodor simonenko, although wounded, managed to escape from the attackers and saved two girls. and now, a year and a half later, fyodor has accepted decision to become a cadet. the region's leaders came to congratulate him, as well as two older brothers who are currently participat

navy department, frank knox, secretary and the commander chief of the united states fleet, admiral ernest joseph king. when our heroic marines have retaken wake island. or when the navy's big guns roar again, this will be the brain theater behind. our navy's power hard, working hard place. administrator leon henderson. a patriotic example. do citizens. make no mistake, this regulation is a measure. it's a guarantee to the american people that their cost of living will stay put. able u.s. commissioner of education. dr. j.w. studebaker speak. i want to report about another great american army enrolling one in every four americans. the army of organized education. boys and girls collect scrap to build up our national stockpile. teachers sign up for selective service and for sugar and gasoline rationing. america's army of education mobilizes to win both the war and the peace. the department. agriculture will loom large when the history of our time is written. every crop needed to win the war will be produced in enormous quantities as a result of the planning and research centered here. they p

department, frank knox, secretary, and the commander-in-chief of the united states flea, admiral ernesteph king. when our heroic fighting -- have retaken wake island or when the big guns roar again, this will be the -- behind our navy's power. hard-working, hard-hitting administrator sets a great preacher at example to paint -- patriots everywhere. >> make no mistake, this regulation is a war nation. it's guaranteed to the american people that their cost of living will stay put. >> dr. jw -- speaks. >> i want to report about another great american honor, enrolling one in -- the army of organized education. boys and girls collect scrap to build up our national stockpile. teachers sign you up for selective service, and for sugar and gasoline rationing. america army of education mobilizes to win both the war and the peace. >> the department of agriculture -- when the history of our time is written. every crop needed to win the war will be produced in enormous quantities as a result of the planning and research centered here. the a ponderous, sleepy looking building of the department of sta

and i'm a lot higher as everyone to they go together here or you voted for that is good that ernest, i with this car wash and built specifically for 37 years placid with trump funds. because you can imagine how he plans to vote from warm to cold the board. now male, that's way a lot of b. i kind of favor him a little bit too. but with days to go before the election, a change exist don't. is there to be the president man for the you know that the black be with this? if you get a feeling enjoy your day, you got a man and got 34 felonies. this still get a chance to become the president. wilson county is 40 percent black, it is deeply religious, but politically it may be getting a bit of a print job and in a state that has any voted for a democratic president twice in 40 years. that could be a massive deal. democrats here in north carolina, tennessee, the strongest support around the city as far as the rural areas tend to sway more republic. and it's kind of like a lot of places in the united states, except here in north carolina. a 3rd of the population lives in a rural setting, making

well, earlier, ispoke to spanish football journalist ernest macia — who explained why iniesta mightjusty's greatest footballer of all time. the fact that with his tiny body he has been able to control the entire midfield of fc barcelona, they made a perfect partner and there's not been a better midfield of course in fc barcelona's history and they made the perfect cover for when lionel messi. his approach to football is extremely wise, his technicality, it's exceptional and notjust as a passer but also offensively. he's been seen more like a player who distributes and controls that midfield but hejust had more attacking projection. probably this is what makes a big difference. and where do you think he ranks in terms of spanish football greats? can you make an argument that is the greatest? possibly. i think he is the greatest in the sense that he has won more champions leagues notjust next to lionel messi but also without lionel messi and euro twice. arguably he must be the best of all time, titles and evidences is there. in england — manchester city have accused the premier league of

was great hope including myself, that the desk office in wire would really restart negotiations at ernest. the booties are still striking international shipping in the red sea. so unfortunately, we are still in a conflict around right now. however, hopefully, with this strike a why the escalation has been prevented because it was very targeted and not to, to an extent that these are the reigning regime, should feed, forced to respond directly to it as well. uh, i mean, we keep talking about preventing fair di escalation wide, i escalation and he had the tip for top continue. so let's wrap up with this. is that anything that suggests that he, that you, ronald as well, might be trying to de escalate or for about escalate that situation? what i think in guides. uh, yeah. now long past the point where sputtering kind of a decision about the administration of the gaza strip needs to be taken. otherwise, this is pretty much only a few years and how much will be back unless because of it is administered by anyone else by time us. but no decision has been made yet any but on i expect that the str

ernest, hello, despite the weather, farmers promise to complete the harvest on time by mid-october.snodar. the region remains the main region in the country where rice is grown, the sown area with each year grow today make up 117,000 hectares. about 550 combines go out to harvest the checks, and the harvest is processed and stored at three elevators. in addition to the usual varieties, exotic ones are now grown, for example, red res ruby ​​and black southern night. nutritionists consider them more useful. andrey, thank you. so, we continue the big news with the viewers. moscow and the region. see you in a few seconds. hundreds of passengers have accumulated at the capital's airports today due to the mass cancellation and postponement of flights in in connection with the escalation of the conflict in the middle east. rosaviatsia recommends that airlines plan flights over israel, iran and iraq strictly during daylight hours. recommendations for passengers from alexey karev, who spent the whole day at vnukovo. the arrivals and departures board in krasny highlights cancelled or delayed

. >> very ernest, dan. i have to ask, though, in terms of the state of the race. i was in michigan, i did ask, undecided young men in unions what they thought of donald trumps blitz on the plan-o- verse podcast. they had no idea what i was talking about. tiers of voters, voters watching this, listening to pop culture podcasts and a group of voters who are like not consuming any of it. it feels like increasingly those are the ones that need to be chased. i will draw your attention to this stark reality outlined in "time magazine." in the last four years democratic registrations in the state of pennsylvania have gone from a safe seven point advantage to now hanging ahead by fewer than four points. polling in the state shows harris leading trump by a lonely point while the democratic senate nominee runs ahead by five. this is the part that is controversial, dan, i wonder if you have thoughts, biden a decision to insist for so long running for a second term is a reason democrats lost ground in voter registrations, is that a fair assessment do you think, dan? >> it is

. >> hello my name is ernest ej jones and i'm run to go be san francisco district 11 supervisor. i was born and raised in district 11. i was raised working class by myself who was a u.s. ffd teacher, and i plan to empower district 11. i started my career working for sf u.s. d serving san francisco children and family. with friends, i started in the city each which ten years later deliver hot meals to san francisco each year. as a director for housing development, i worked to provide service to see san francisco's most vulnerable residents. policies with community member from all over the city, including district 11. worked on renovation of housing ensuring that over 300 units stayed affordable hoer families here in san francisco. i worked with our law enforcement to create safe communities and community processes for conflict. i've worked to preserve, corporation creating service offerings reflective of our neighborhood diverse culture. i opened and managed the covid hub neighbors and city partners to serve the neighborhood with focus on access and inclusion. i worked as a legisl

on october 8 , 1967 , the legendary revolutionary ernest cheguivara took up his last battle.ter against global injustice, originally from argentina, a doctor by education, he participated in the cuban revolution together with the castro brothers and became a national hero. he meets with a large number of people, with soldiers, with workers, watches a ballet at the bolshoi theater, meets with nikita khrushchev. che tried to liberate the oppressed. the remains of whose were buried in a mass grave , they could only be found 30 years later, were transferred to cuba, where he was reburied with honors as a hero. this is what this day in history was like. dear friends, i invite you to our new issue of the author's program besagon tv, which will be called, what we have, we do not keep, having lost, we cry, russian proverb, i hope it will be interesting, i look forward to seeing you at our next meeting. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations, russian digital solutions to bring. to new heights, there are prospects, ours are more brutal, yes, ours are more

ernest, alexander, thank you, i also thank sergei pashkov.nd you that our correspondents, alexander belibov and sergei pashkov, continue to monitor the dramatic developments in the middle east, we will return to this missile attack by iran on israel, later in our issue. for now, to other news. belarus will do everything in its power to ensure regional nuclear security, the country's president alexander lukashenko said during a meeting with the head of the international atomic energy agency, rafael grossi. grossi arrived in minsk to inspect the ostrovets npp. the only one in belarus so far. in addition, behind closed doors, the parties discussed, according to grossi, in an open and confidential atmosphere, a number of important issues, including the delicate situation in the region and the conflict in ukraine. speaking about the situation around the zaporizhzhya and kursk npps in light of possible ukrainian provocations, grossi noted the need support from all iaea members, including belarus, and expressed hope for a speedy resolution. we expec

ernest, agriculture is a sector for russia, a system that forms.ere rosselkhozbank has a special role, we are talking about lending to both large and small medium-sized businesses in this area, which launch innovative production, purchase the necessary machinery, equipment, in including for seasonal field work, every third chicken egg, every second liter of milk, every second kilogram of poultry, pork, beef, is produced in projects that are built with the support of rosselkhozbank. every second russian farmer is a client of rosselkhozbank. and 75% of all farmer-borrowers receive loans from our bank. we primarily lend to small businesses at preferential rates. to date, we have already financed more than 100 billion rubles. the bank's investment projects have increased the production of key products: eggs, poultry, pork, milk, beef and vegetables. support is provided in five areas: seasonal field work, production modernization, export support, financing of small agribusiness and large projects. mikhail mishustin personally visited one of these projec

reuters senior correspondent ernest scheyder is the author o the war below. the book is about the global battle to obtain minerals required to power 21st century technology. in a great disorder, historian richard slotkin looks at myths in american history that have led to division in america. and deborah taffa recalls growing up as a native american in the eighties. in her memoir, whiskey tender, and finally on the national book awards nonfictioninals list. vanessa villareal essays in magical realism. it's a look at how the fictional works of sci fi and fantasy reflect our own reality. this year's national book awards winners will be announced november 20th in new york. booktv will be covering that event and now we'll look at some of the most anticipated books coming out this fall. already, several high profile memoirs have been released. they include supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson owens. lovely one. former first lady hillary rodham clinton. something lost, something gained. reflections on life, love and liberty. and another first lady has a memo

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on october 8, 1967 , the legendary revolutionary ernest cheguivara took up his last battle.r against global injustice, originally from argentina, a doctor by education. he took part in the cuban revolution together with the castra brothers and became a national hero. the name this. meets with a large number of people, with soldiers, with workers, watches a ballet at the bolshoi theater, meets with nikita khrushchev. che tried to free the oppressed in the democratic republic of congo, unsuccessfully, finally organized a revolutionary movement in bolivia. however, there, unlike in cuba, the revolutionaries were not supported by the peasantry, one of the peasants gave information about guivara's detachment to government troops. during the battle, guivara was wounded in the leg, taken prisoner, the next day by order of the bolivian military junta with the approval of the cia was shot. the us feared the charismatic chegivara and his fanatical desire to expand the fight against the capitalists. che's remains were buried in a mass grave and were found only 30 years later. they were

hannibal uncle ernest and mister fab, this has been seeing when things went deep here. that was really awesome. appreciate your sharing your insights. this has been awesome. i have liked loved this session. so thank you so much and before we go, send us your like it or not questions. or you can record yourself asking a question and tell us where you're from. you could see yourself on our next show, send us a message or comment on instagram or tiktok. thank you so i'm anna garcia right now on true crime news. they were two teenage girls walking on the train tracks, taking selfies when a monster attacked from behind his voice, recorded on one of the girls phones in their final moments alive down there. seven years after the shocking double murders in delphi, indiana. jury selection begins as abby and libby's accused killer goes on trial. plus, a bright 17 year old goes missing. >> we knew that this was not going to be a happy outcome. >> police zeroing in on two men, her boyfriend and a high school teacher. >> i think she kind of started becoming obsessed with me. >> came

to do their own research and, you know, come to their own conclusions on the back of the car wash, ernest and his trump stick are all going. all that. now that's about, that's about the percentage right? of donald trump being the president to this big play, but other which is in this critical battleground, states may not be able to cite fed lavelle. i'll just say era. wilson county, north carolina, to lands on al jazeera spain to class 3 days of national mooning off at least $95.00 people are killed in the west. floods to hit the country and transport links to paralyzed knowledge and teen. as the right wing government faces one of his biggest purchase since coming to the research chemicals, dangerous new performance enhancing drugs are using a bottle a day, which is 5 milligrams because there's no dosing protocols marketed to teenagers by fitness influencers. i'm young and i'm on this one is very dangerous. it's a while west full times investigates, the lack of regulation to stop their spread. and the too often frequent consequences. and just because you feel, how does it mean you're alwa

to do their own research and, you know, come to their own conclusions on the back of the car wash, ernest and his trump stick are all going all that. and now that's, that's about, that's about the percentage right. of donald trump being the president to this big play. but other votes is in this critical battleground, states may not be able to say fit. lavelle, i'll just say era wilson county, north carolina, which is government sets out its plan to fix what it says is a near $50000000000.00 spending deficit. and the national budget will be more taxation and we're spending to improve health and social services. but the u. k is own budget watch dog is skeptical liberal, improve growth in the short term during the whole reports from london, a budget for the eighty's, so, so case studies, labor government hopes, delivering 1st stability and then gross to britain's economy off to 14 years. it says of conservative neglect this government was given a non sites to restore the ability to our economy to begin a decade of national renewals with tax rises and enormous $50000000000.00, well calibrated

to do their own research and, you know, come to their own conclusions on the back of the car wash, ernest and his trump stick are all going all that now that's, that's about, that's about the percentage right? of donald trump being the president to this big leg. but other voters in his critical battleground states may not be able to cite fed lavelle. i'll just say era . wilson county, north carolina. i was coming to harris moved onto the battleground states of wisconsin. donald trump is the, is campaign event in north carolina to seize on remarks by president joe biden. what is your customer has moved from wisconsin. trump has also just given his rally in north carolina while he's on en route now to wisconsin. and during that rally, he told his supporters that president biden has called them garbage. now this is a comment that went viral after the president said it during a video call yesterday. and the white house has since come out and said that it was a gas, but it's really proven to be potentially powerful. ammunition that trump and his circuit immediately seized upon, hoping to turn

we have a table set up in the back for ernest scheyder to sign copies of the book for you. thank you and appreciate your attention during our book discussion. [applause] >> with one of the tightest races for control of congress in modern political history, stay ahead with c-span's comprehensive coverage of key state debates. this fall c-span brings you access to the nation's top house, senate and governor debates from across the country, debates and races that are shaping your state's future and the balance of power in washington. follow our campaign 2024 coverage from local to national debates any time online, c-span.org/campaign and be sure to watch tuesday, november 5th for live real-time election night results. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics powered by cable. today on c-span our coverage of campaign 2024 continues with repuic vice presidential nominee jay dance at a campaign event in nevada at one p.m. eastern and at 3:, the top of the republican ticket, donald trump speakso voters at a town hall in zebulon, georgia joined by the state's lieutenant governor fo

to do their own research and, you know, come to their own conclusions out of pocket the car wash, ernest and his trump stick are all going. all that. now that's about, that's about the percentage right? of donald trump being the president to this big play, but other which is in this critical battleground, states may not be able to cite fed lavelle. i'll just say era. wilson county, north carolina. oh philip, i'll join us. no, from north carolina is capital raleigh fell, but it kind of is working very hard to try and sway the voters in that direction. the. yeah, i'm just getting a lot of that time since i have, you know, your wife will want some of the honors who's gonna be but just for the sale of elected behind me, the how the copies are bad between running might say walls. he's in asheville for the last one to 12. how does it won't be about 2 very different messages. so how does that work like somebody way, but they said donald trump straight to elections. so that had a sense that this thing might be a race of weight. they started to be a formal confident. the following is a set of dru

to do their own research and, you know, come to their own conclusions out of pocket the car wash, ernest and his trump stick are all going. all that. now that's about, that's about the percentage right? of donald trump being the president to this big leg. but other voters in his critical battleground states may not be able to cite fed lavelle. i'll just say era . wilson county, north carolina, to at least $95.00 people have been killed in spain, off the years worth of rain falling just 8 hours in the southeast. the governments declared 3 days of morning. electricity has been cut to tens of thousands of households in the valencia region, or private of stuff address sanchez was the danger of flash flooding is not over here, should be able to remain vigilant and to avoid trouble. that's not the central at the moment some of those companies have many friends who have lost everything. let's say they've lost the, they've lost the cost, they've lost everything for you. i factory is destroyed where i what it's difficult because you don't know what is going to happen. now. my, yours money is prob

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like to do is turn over to theny audience and see if anybody has any questions you would like to ask ernest about the book here yes, sir. >> i wanted to ask you about resource nationalism and what you think that could be an obstacle. i mean countries like indonesia and the export of raw materials and forcing to do some refinement in the country or these minerals are heavily concert in just a few countries may be if they can form borders or the contract changes, the government in chile for in mexico bothno have announced tht the industry to some extent is reserved for the state. how do you think this might play out and how much could it slowdown sort of the energy transition? because we need so many of these minerals. .. life i used to write about op. so sort of very familiar, a lot of the machinations there. one chapter in the book specifically looks at bolivia, which has the world's largest lithium resource, which is sort of different than chile has, the world's largest known reserves. so sort of. i don't want to put you all to sleep by explaining the difference the two. but bolivia has a

her efforts, of course, culminated in recruiting and mentoring jean, ernest, elizabeth, delma, terrencelba, gloria, jefferson, and carlotta. better known as the little rock nine. >> [ applause ]and on september 25, 1957, facing violent segregationists, those nine courageous students desegregated central high school in little rock. accompanied by federal troops. daisy cared for the children as if they were her own. regularly driving them to school and ensuring they were protected from violent mobs. she even became a member of the school's parent teacher association. to continue her activism in 1960, three delivering remarks at the march on washington, and remained involved in making a difference, organizing for john f. kennedy and advising president johnson on his signature great society program. today daisy's home is a national historic landmark and her advocacy, bravery, and courage will live on through the statues, present in these hallowed halls of congress. her statue in the hall is not just the recognition of her life but a recognition that are capital represents all americans. dai

he is deadly ernest.the way in which the so-called safe guards of the constitution are honored. he wants to disregard them. you saw what happened when those folks broke through the capitol, killed police officers and he calls them heroes. he wants to release them from prison terms that they all have gotten. if he go peacefully he will not make that commitment. he talks about a flood bath if he loses. these are words no president ever used. no president ever used. and if you don't believe it now you will learn if he wins. he is a serious, serious problem. so, folks, the first point i want to make to you is, we must, we must, we must win. must win not only for ourselves but for our children and children that are not even born yet. it makes a significant difference. snow voters prefer kamala harris policy proposals by a large majority but too many of them don't realize that. today, "washington post" it was written, as presidential candidates, kamala harris and donald trump are neck and neck in the polls, but

he looked humble he looked ernest. 20 years younger than walz. >> there we go .bsessed with the aesthetics. what do you think of j.d. vance being called beautiful and 20 years younger by jesse watters? >> i do know -- i do not know what to say. >> it is very cultish. >> it is very cultish it is quite scary. this is how they see themselves. i have been falling them on social media or they are just like, now they love j.d. vance. what? who? who are you talking about? >> i have a whole point i was going to make but that just threw me entirely off. >> what are you going to say about it? i was going to say that she i completely blanked because i'm trying to struggle to think who the six are. was that the republican literally? i am just gone at that statement. >> this is what they want with the aesthetics and they want this look. for jesse watters, he is beautiful for mike collins. it is wild. >> it is wild because j.d. vance did do a good job. as a trump-ish performance and saying whatever the audience wants to be here. to go back to your point about making up a fake

it is really candid report and it is crushing the chronicle of what happened, 11 mones months of ernest energetic diplomacy, but still, the biden administration has yet to find a way to release the hostages, bring the fighting to a halt, or put a broader peace process back on track, that makes this history of an anatomy of failure. the story of an overextended superpower and its aging president unable to exert themselves decisively in a moment of crisis. wow, frank is back here with me talk about that, but also how you start this piece october 6, 2023. there was a lot of hope that an extension of the abraham accords that would help that was put in place by donald trump could extend to saudi arabia, making for a broader peace process as opposed to a war in the middle east. and how that changed on a dime, maybe because of that yeah. yeah. >> so on october 6, brett mcgurk, who oversees the middle east for the white house, was sitting in his office meeting with saudi diplomats and they were outlining plans for a palestinian state as part of a broader other deal to normalize relations betwee