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so how do you manage who and when you help at any given time when that time comes? >> well, we do what's called triage. it's a french word for sorting, and we do that early on. we decide what's our number one, number two priorities. i know our friends in tallahassee right now who are from florida search and rescue teams wanted to, and they're in the heart of tallahassee which is pretty close to where this storm is going to come to pretty hard and fast. we used to stay in on the edge of the storm or work out of the edge of the storm maybe stay out of orlando. the problem is getting into a site that's been hit by category 4 is very, very difficult. we have our people predeployed pretty darn close to the center of the action, and makes it dangerous for us but makes it
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woman's harrowing escape from the fire, in the water, and clinging to a wall for more than seven hours. analise cochran telling me she is lucky to be alive. so, how did you survive? >> i climbed over the sea wall into the ocean and while the fire was happening and the cars were exploding, we would duck into the water and put our mouths as close to the surface as we could so we could breathe. >> reporter: we met today at a shelter, where she's now helping out and giving back. >> i've had a lot of people questioning, like, why are you helping people at the shelter, why you are giving at a time when you're hurt, and i don't feel hurt. i feel so blessed. other people are hurt. people lost family, they lost generational houses. i'm lucky i have a family that's going to support me through this, and so, it's my time to give back to my community. >> reporter: she is part of a community coming together amid a critical need. families helping to unload supplies for those who have lost everything. sorting through boxes of donations, from clothes to fresh produce. we drove along with rex sarbida of the maui food bank, as he delivered a truckload of
really keen to underline that his condition doesn't define him. that is why he was so determined to actually go ahead with this. you can also see the hair of anastasia myers, the mother and daughter, a wonderful story as the mother was describing to the media how she was heading back to the uk, wasjust sorting out her daughter's visa when she entered a competition to join the space flight and, much later, she heard that she had won, together with her daughter. look at those pictures. a lot of questions about space tourism, the value, the cost, the environmental damage, but that is what they are paying to actually see as it arcs around. absolutely glorious pictures there of the earth, that they look back to. i
well on the web -- >> as you're talking, i want to put the data 7:to help bolster the point. >> suburban women he does well among black voters. slipping a lite bit among latino voters. and so those are the coalitions. some of the differences have to do with how people see this country. are they comfortable with some of the changes that are going on in this country in terms of the racial changes, the expanded rights of lgbtq americans. that is sort of the fault line that we see in this country. that explains this sorting between the two parties. >> and we just said we don't know entirely why. one of the potential clues is if you look at the president's colt polls, right now, 50% say they would be okay with somebody else.
point. higher pay for part-time workers. more than half of the union's 340,000 members that u.p.s. are part time workers. u.p.s. is emphasize that full-time truck drivers can make upward of $95,000 a year, the company is filing for the last year show that on average, employees make approximately $52,000 a year. while wages are competitive for the industry, at a time when talks of living and most of the countries that are record high, u.p.s. workers say that their wages are causing unnecessary suffering. particularly for the part time workers. according to teamster president, sean o'brien, he calls this poverty wages. according to u.p.s., it's all referred profits in 2020 2021 after the covid era boom in online shopping. the work is physically demanding. u.p.s. travers often work in the heat without air conditioning in their trucks. warehouse workers and or long hours, and sorting facilities often handle heavy package. as part and workers complain their work is incredibly inconsistent. u.p.s. maintains that flexible
oregon and california. to what could be a big change for the chicken industry. an israeli company says it has developed gene editing technology to prevents the killing of male chicks. anna stewart explains. >> reporter: as a girl. in this laboratory, males will not be coming out of their shells. only female chicks hatch here. females are preferred for their taste, egg-laying blability and economic value. so they kill billions of male chicks every year flew what many consider inhumane methods. but technology is poised to end the cruelty. >> what we're trying to do is to give a solution to probably most devastating animal welfare issue worldwide, which is the sorting of the male chicks in the