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Phoenix. the chances of these two coming together theyre saying is rather unlikely now even though they encompass approximately 110,000 acres. so this is a huge area that we are discussing. so phoenix the temperatures have already reached about 103, 104 degrees, but as we go towards the weekend this may be the first time that we see these temperatures at 110 plus degrees. that makes it especially difficult for firefighters and theyre saying in excess of 500 fire workers are battling these blazes...

Tire workers die of COVID in Argentina after pseudo-left-led union enforces return to work In a matter of five days last week, two workers at the tire factory of the Argentine company FATE died of COVID-19 after the Tire Worker Union (SUTNA) led by the Partido Obrero (PO; Workers Party) collaborated with management and the Peronist government to keep the plant operating despite growing outbreaks. Víctor Sotelo, 42, passed away on Tuesday and Javier Gimenez died on Saturday, both due to COVID-1...

Fire workers say that collapse killed at least two people and injured as many as 20. still unstable -- first responders say the entire building is unstable so they have to move cautiously. nevertheless as long as there is a chance, theres a live person trapped inside, they are willing to take calculated risks. >> we currently have crews in the building as we speak. they got some search dogs and cadaver dogs and they are going through areas of the building where we may believe we may have the thi...

Alive after this tragedy is also about excessive expressing how many people were killed its fear. that the death toll could rise dramatically people that weve spoken to say that they dont know exactly how many people are still missing everyone that weve spoken to here whether it be local residents policeman fire workers all of them have grim stories to tell about what they found in the aftermath of this tragedy we spoke to one local shop owner who said that on the night of the fires he was going...

Going on in the senate intelligence committee. >> along the fire workers who should be fired, the fact that he has been pushing hard to modernize their system. the veterans actually get the benefit and the health care they need, and this president can rightly say that he is out there innovating and doing some of those things he was elected to do. on the other hand, you mentioned health care, maybe things are getting back on track, but that comment that the house bill is kind of mean, and you hav...

To go back with what secretary reich said. theres a number of things that we said to president-elect trump that we want to work with on him. nafta. he said any company that fires workers and moves offshore and produces a product offshore and brings it into america, theyre going to have to pay a whack of a fine, a whack of a tax. hes talking about 35%. i think we autd to do that and id be interested in your comments and secretary reichs comments, one of the things that drives companies offshore i...

I think we autd to do that and id be interested in your comments and secretary reichs comments, one of the things that drives companies offshore is going offshore drives up their stock price. most of the executives of large companies are using stock buy-back options to feather their own nest. if we want to stop some of these things going to offshore, lets stop the shared buyback. lets give them a tax when they go take something, fire workers in america, go and make something else and try to expo...

Him posed austerity on much of europe which has proved counter productive. her argument is it is the only way to get governments like greece and italy to become more competitive. heres the irony, thats not now german reformed its own economy. taxes were cut, restrictions were placed on unemployment benefits and companies were given more freedom to hire and fire workers. but this was not coupled with massive cuts in government spending. another irony, merkel was at one time the leader of the oppo...

That is the organization that has jurisdiction over those two buildings specifically as well as bridges and tunnels. i spoke to two of them who were actually down there when that building collapsed. they speculate that the loss of life had to be horrific. there were not that many people down there on the streets at that point that most of them who had been evacuated, that is civilians, but on the other hand they said that there were literally hundreds of emergency workers who were down at that e...

We can do to bring the individual market back into play and put people in charge of their decision-making as opposed to the government. the government decisions just drive up the cost of care and dont put in place the competition which works to lower the cost of care. gregg: you know a lot of businesses, and this is another aspect of it, are beginning to fire workers. they are turning full-time workers into part-time workers to avoid the obamacare mandate, the law, does it not, act as a job disi...