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this morning take a look at the numbers were fifty degrees right now and norfolk the morning of korea due to strap to thirty seven degrees with the forty eight right now smith feel closer to the waters were mainly seeing the fifties or forty nine right now in hinton and fifty four and virginia beach along the outer banks are also sitting in the fifties i am tracking some areas of fog a little bit thicker and others especially in korea also run a rapid reporting a quarter of the maya were down to a mile and three quarters right now in franklin and a half days of the traveling a little bit father allen this morning. just watch out for some patchy dense fog we are sleeping nice and dry though and satellite and radar but we do have some more clouds started to push into the area we had throughout the morning hours will remain mainly sunny and temperatures will climb near sixty by mid morning but as we head into the afternoon of those clouds will increase but it will be warm ....
farmworkers led an international day of action boycotting driscoll s, the largest berry distributor in the world. the demand is that they sign a union contract with us and give us good conditions for housing and work, better salaries, medical plans, pensions. and that they remove our children from the fields. we don t want our children working in agriculture, picking fruit and vegetables for this country. least 16 yearsat old. amy: over 800 people packed a new york church friday to remember the life of father daniel berrigan, the legendary antiwar priest. dan often worked with dust was deeply influenced by dorothy day in this work of war resistance intending to the poor and making the connection that war makes people poor. amy: all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. north carolina governor patrick rory faces a deadline today to renounce the state s anti-transgender law after the justice ....
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most landslides and officials warn there could be more. rescue crews are continuing the search for a college student at the site of one of the landslides. the student has been missing since the area was devastated by a series of earthquakes. water has been restored to some households in the disaster area. translator: i m glad. water is so important! i realized how important it is. authorities say 49 people died in the quakes and 14 others passed away in the days that followed, possibly due to stress or illness. more than 40,000 people are being forced to stay in evacuation shelters across kumamoto prefecture while caretakers are doing the best they can, many are finding it difficult to help people who require special assistance. udi ito has the story. reporter: she manages this evacuation shelter. normally she is an elementary schoolteacher, but here she is much more than that. she says she often doesn t know what to do since she is not an expert on nursing ca ....
canadian border, traffic was shut down on the way to the rally when activist locked themselves to ladders to brawl block the highway. democracy now! was there. farmworkers led an international day of action boycotting driscoll s, the largest berry distributor in the world. the demand is that they sign a union contract with us and give us good conditions for housing and work, better salaries, medical plans, pensions. and that they remove our children from the fields. we don t want our children working in agriculture, picking fruit and vegetables for this country. lst 16 yesare at old. amy: ove800 peop packed a new york church friday to remember the life of father daniel berrigan, the legendary antiwar priest. dan often worked with dust was deeply influenced by dorothy day in this work of war resistance intending to the poor and making the connection that war makes people poor. amy: all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war ....