Cheering and chanting today in santa cruz. A large group of students demand a cost of living pay increase. Students say they have a will the of responsibility and deserve to be paid for it. Theyre staging a wildcat strike demanding higher wages to be able to afford the high cost of rent. Until they get it they are with holding students final grades. Thank you for joining us. Live in santa cruz. Good evening. We just left that reallily on campus. One of a number taking place there over the last their demands chanted loud and clear. Anger and frustration too. Dozens of graduate students rally on campus demanding a 1,400 plus a month raise or they wont hand in grades as part of the duties as teacher assistant. Theyre due on december 18. Many here say they cant afford not to go on strike. I would say 70 of my monthly wages are to rent. Which is bleak. When you see after paying bills and stuff you have to feed yourself and your child. My savings will be gone by the time im done. Many of my
She has a check on the morning commute. How is it going . Its going much better, mike, after we had major issues on the roads in the south bay this morning. Things are looking good. All green here excluding our little area that matches my jacket, the Altamont Pass, commuters coming out of tracy. This is the dprigolden gate bri. I can see some droplets on our camera. Overall a smooth and clear wide. Same thing here in San Francisco. Were looking at our king street camera there. Nice and clear for you all. Just nice clear ride across our bridges. Everything is green. Thanks. The San Jose City council is backing the mayors proposal to turn pg e into a customerowned utility. The Council Voted to support the resolution mayor liccardo recently introduced. It follows pg es Public Safety power shutoff that left thousands in the dark in the bay area and beyond. It appears san jose elected leaders are not the only ones fed up with the utility. 90 of you want to get rid of pg e. This is according
Deposition. Next, a discussion about u. S. Relations with cuba. We hear about the impact of the u. S. Embargo, changes in the country over the last five years and how key events perceive Foreign Policy in the u. S. This is an hour and a half. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to the institute for policy studies. Some sheet notes here. I should know this i hired. This by heart. The institute for policy studies, for those who dont know, and i should know, but sometimes the wording is a little hard to remember, is a progressive think tank dedicated to building a more equitable and ecologically sustainable and peaceful society, turning transformative policies into action. That is where you are. I am the Events Coordinator here at the institute for policy studies. I will also mention a couple of relevant applications outside. Also, and the international community, and now that the cuban five are free, we work for the end of the u. S. Blockade against cuba and normalizing relations between th
Foreign policy in the United States. Hosted by the institute for policy studies, this is one hour and a half. The institute for policy studies, for those who dont know, and i should know, but sometimes the wording is a little hard to remember, is a progressive think tank dedicated to building a more equitable and ecologically sustainable and Peaceful Society and turn policies into action. That is where you are. Events coordinator here at the institute for policy studies. I will also mention a couple of relevant applications outside. And the , and nowonal community that the cuban five are free, we work for the end of the u. S. Blockade against cuba and normalizing relations between the United States and cuba. Also, im an organizer in the black alliance for peace, which stands against all unilateral sanctions. Today, you will hear a presentation that will unpack the current relations between the u. S. And cuba. A lot of misnomers and popular misconceptions about cuba that are a result of
Been released but one female officers remains here. Reporting live in jersey city, darla miles, channel 7 Eyewitness News. Darla, thank you. Calls for action tonight in brooklyn after a violent weekend that left three people shot and killed. President eric adams and several Council Members holding a rally outside burle hall this morning to launch a campaign against gun violence. They are calling for community and Police Cooperation after a wave of shootings over the last two days. They set up an open casket outside burle hall as a stark reminder of the cost of all this gun violence. When a bullet is discharged from a barrel of a gun, it does not discriminate. It would take the life of anything and anyone that it is. York cop. Eyewitness News Reporter Kemberly Richardson at todays rally will break down the Antiviolence Campaign coming up on Eyewitness News at 6 00. In less than an hour, concerned Community Members will come together in the bronx to address the legionnaires outbreak that