Paul. Picturesque, indeed. A beautiful shot of the capitol this morning. Well head to washington in a moment to talk about the decision from the odni. Well start with the breaking news overnight. One person is dead after the shooting in portland. Police are trying to figure out what led up to it. We want to give you a forewarning that the images youll see are disturbing. If you have children in the room, may be a good time for them to leave. We dont want you caught off guard with new video. New video that cnn obtained from Police Responding to the victim or of Police Responding to the victim there. The victim being blurred out. It is not clear if the shootings tied to a clash between Trump Supporters and protesters. We want to point out. Polo sandoval has the latest. This comes on the 94th straight night of unrest in that city, polo. The tensions have to be high and the weight has to be heavy for the people of that city. What are you learned about this particular incident . Reporter ch
Businesses get it and now how important it is for the vitality of america and endorsed by the aflcio, so labor understands it also. We thank both labor and Business Community for supporting the immigration bill. [applause] so, nick, youve been involved in ufcw, packing house workers and stuff, and its been my experience as i toured them, and i didnt work in them like durbin did. He was a meat cutter in packing houses, but as ive traveled around, i see more and more of the Latino Community working in our packing houses and meat cutting places you represent. Tell us about that. Im with local cw222 from northwest iowa. We have a packing house in cherokee, iowa, and dakota city, nebraska. Too together, thats roughly close to 5,000 employee, and 75 of them are latino. 75 . Yes, yes, so 75 of the membership who we represent are latino and imMigrant Workers, so, again, good morning, ladies and gentlemen, of the panel and audience, senators, im honored to be here to talk about an issue that af
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The Harvard Community Council announced today that during the fall semester, 219 students were reported for violating community-health protocols. Among those students, 32 were removed from on-campus housing.
The council, a non-disciplinary body of College students, staff, and faculty members, received reports of 251 potential violations, with some students cited for multiple issues. The most common report (49 percent of total concerns) was a failure to complete “Crimson Clear,” the University app for reporting daily wellness checks. Additionally, 43 students were reported for hosting unauthorized gatherings (17 percent of concerns) and 20 were reported for attending one such gathering (8 percent). The remaining reports included students who violated testing or quarantine protocol, hosted guests, or did not wear masks.