>> guest: in library school we studied the enoch pratt free library. it was an innovative library for years starting with mr. pratt, and he established it -- he was a philanthropist/business person in baltimore at a time when the city was growing, and he picked the free library to fund. and he said my library shall be for all, rich or poor, without distinction of race or color. and that was in the 1886, in a city that had racial challenges. and so when i had the opportunity, so i learned the -- there are now 21 branches. and everywhere i would go in baltimore, people would have a pratt library story. people from all walks of life. they'd name their branch. and so what i'm most pleased about is that over the time i've been there, we've revitalized those branch libraries, and we actually constructed the first new library in that city in 35 years. that's a lifetime. and we even had all of the senior staff members bring in a photograph of themselves at 5-10 years old, and we made a poster so that when we meet we'd say what would a child now say 35 years fr

that is potentially one of the reasons why pratt has announced job cuts, 2800, pa rt pratt has announcedart of a major restructuring course. a huge proportion of their workforce , course. a huge proportion of their workforce, so quite a dramatic announcement. they have a high concentration of helpers in london, they are very personally mapped onto where people are working, they have outlets in train stations and airports which will not be as busy as normal. there is the question is whether this change is permanent or whether this change is permanent or whether they might be able to start re—adding stores and staffs a year down the line. or changing the way we work. another story in the daily telegraph. no healthy child has died from covid in the uk. lots of discussion about research on how children carry covid—i9, how they transmit the disease and how they are affected. tell us more about what this research has shown. are affected. tell us more about what this research has shownm are affected. tell us more about what this research has shown. it is saying what your headline said, that the

area, studied for a few years in pratt, kansas for college.nd then he got a job at the santa fe rail record. and so when he didn't get the raise he wanted after a few years of very good work on the santa fe, he decided to start out in am rillo and found his own firm and basically he lived out his life being an am rillo citizen and hi built so much of the landscape in this area. what we're looking at here, a design by him. it's his signature but of the skyline of am rillo. after ex: was discovered, -- ama rillo. after oil was discovered in ama so one of the facts that i think people wouldn't know is that after oil was discovered in the region in 1926, there was a building boom that happened in the urban space of amarillo and there were more sky scrapers that were erected between 1926 and 1930 than any other city in the united states. now, mind you these sky scrapers were seven to ten stories tall. so one of the thing that is we did during the promotion is think back to the musical of oklahoma and when they're singing about everything is up to d

he said, he had a son, a quartermaster on the "uss pratt" in the 6th fleet. they said can you get him? >> they said, no. no, the fleet is on maneuvers, and the only one that can get the fleet on maneuvers is the president. so jack was telling me all this. we got there, we got in the house, i met the young man's wife, a very sweet young lady, hadn't seen her husband for months. i excused myself, went back out and i said, is this right, that i can get someone on the "uss pratt" and they said oh, yesterday. >> i said, well, get quartermaster kilpatrick. she got to talk to her husband she hadn't seen for all those months. i didn't realize what i had done. it was a surprise to find out that with,just a few words from me, i have to think better, because i got a letter from quartermaster kilpatrick, and he told me that i would be surprised what air traffic was like. i hadn't even thought it through, that the last portion of that call would be by radio. . he said that the admills were talking to admills, ships talking to ships constantly, and a voice on the air said

pratt baltimore and he took him around and then he went off and said he was my pioneer. >> but they do need to follow you and the following in history. you have broken a lot of barriers and it's taken a while to break those barriers. there were only 13 librarians before you. they don't give those up once they give them. >> and the names, danielle, jo john, this one, that one and carla. [laughter] >> for you to be the first woman, first african-american library in a. what do you do to encourage someone that the obstacles in their way, how do you share your story with them? >> guest:them?guest >> they are not just imagining them, they are obstacles and in terms of my story, and noticed i pointed that out as one of the four professions, social work, education, and in fact my favorite movie is a wonderful wife come and remember at the end when he comes back and she's coming out of a library. [laughter] librarians have a strong stereotype and 85% of the workforce is female but he doesn't reflect that and so being a female leader in the profession has been very heartening for some of the wom

pratt's debuted a new presidential ticket joe biden is due to make use of 1st campaign appearance today alongside running mate countless hours a selection makes history in the u.s. but much to the vice president really matter also on the program. that in scotland after a passenger train comes off the rails the 1st minister declared a major incident as emergency services attend the city. i'm phil gale welcome to the program u.s. presidential candidate joe biden is due to make his 1st campaign appearance alongside his running mate comma harris the new democratic ticket will debut at a high school biden's home in the state of delaware today harris is the 1st woman of color to be nominated for national office by a major party democrats hope her profile will boost efforts to peta donald trump in november. one time rivals no joining forces to launch a historic presidential bed this was how joe biden asked the california senate. to help him reach the white house opinions are divided. but that is all but the ball over the course of a black woman the mother of the vice president i think it's a l

pratt? yes, sir. well, get kiln patric. she got to talk to her husband who she hadn't seen for all those months. i didn't realize what i had done. it was a surprise to find out that just a few words from me, i had to think a little better. i got a letter from quarter m t master kiln patric and he told me that i would be surprised what air traffic was like. i hadn't even thought it through that the last portion of that call would be by radio. and he said that the air was admirals was talking to admirals and ships talking to ships constantly. then a voice on the air said, white house calling. then another voice said what code is that and another voice said it's no code. it's the white house. even hollywood could not have silented the air as quickly as it was silenced. then he sit they came down and got a quarter master on a destroyer to come to the phone. and he wrote this line, which i'll never forget. he said it was as if god it called the vatican and asked for an alter boy by name. >> making that call was obviously not the

pratt" a destroyer out in the 6th fleet, the mediterranean. when he said, can you get him? they said no. he said well you said you can get anyone. well, they said, no. the fleet is on maneuvers and the only one who can get the fleet when it's on maneuvers is the president. so jack was telling me all this when we got there. we got in the house. i met the young man's wife. a very sweet young lady. hadn't seen her husband for months. and i excused myself and went back out and i said, is this right that i could get someone on the "u.s.s. pratt" in the 6th fleet? they said, oh, yes, sir. i said, well get quarter master kilpatrick. i went back in and got her. well, she got to talk to her husband, and she hadn't seen him as i say for all those months. and i didn't realize what i had done. it was a surprise to find out that what just a few words from me -- i have to think a little better -- because i got a letter from quarter master kilpatrick and he told me that i would be surprised what air traffic was like. i hadn't even thought it through that the last portion of that call woul

dothat is ok, this on a mass basis when the country is not ready for it yet, just by example and by pratt practice, it would lead to a disaster, especially with the problem of when to the balance count -- when do the ballots counted when they come in? election day? five days later react that there is all this stuff out there and it has not been regularized. the termn mentioned voter harvesting. what is that and how prevalent is that in the united states? guest: it is illegal in many states, but democrats are filing suit to make it legal. mm part ofbeliever, a task force our nation put together to establish standards for voting by mail. one of the standards is that the ballot, the application and the ballot themselves, should not be handled by third parties. they should go from the election board through the postal service to the voter back to the election boards be of the mail or an immediate family member is allowed to deposit those and help and assist with those, but not to allow partisans and campaign operatives to go door-to-door havecting ballots and third parties out after the elect

i'm raja pratt han in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard from tokyo. stay right there. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz," i'm ramin mellegard. japanese prime minister abe shinzo has announced he will step down to deal with health issues. earlier in the day reports of his resignation caused wild fluctuations in tokyo's benchmark stock index. the nikkei 225 briefly plunged more than 600 points or 2.6%. it closed friday at 22,882 down 326 points or 1.4%. share prices were trading higher in the afternoon session, but tumbled once investors started placing sell orders as the news filtered in. the chairman of the japan business federation, kad an wren says he's surprised he's stepping down. in a statement he says japan faces a mountain of important issues such as handling the pandemic and reviewing its energy policy. he hopes the next prime minisisr will be e elected iftly. >>> a look at t the legacacy of primime ministerer's push too r the economy through his signature abenomics policy. after more than seven years chchallenges remain. >> abenomics tried to pull

then edith nourse rogers then ruth pratt who represented the silk stocking district in new york city. then on the far side here is ruth hannah mccormack of illinois. her father was marcus hannah, who was the republican kingmaker in the early part of the 20th century. and constantly butted heads with william jennings bryan. which is interesting because his daughter ruth bryan owen is on this side of the picture. we have a press account when ruths wereoofs -- sworn into the house, they came down the center aisle together arm in arm. and wowed the members and the press because here are two edughters of out of -- of avow political enemies. if we go back into the picture -- this is mary norton. this woman here is another one of the interesting characters. florence kahn of california, who represented a large portion of san francisco. and she is another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband julius was the chairman of the military affairs committee. like edith nours rogers, she was another woman very involved in her husband's political career. when he passed away, she was as

pratt's debut their new presidential tickets joe biden in studio make use of 1st campaign appearance today alongside running mate countless hours a selection makes history in the u.s. but how much do vice presidents really matter also on the program. that in scotland after a passenger train comes off the rails the 1st minister declares a major incident as emergency services attend the city.

and edith north rodgers, and ruth pratte who was elected in her own right, not with any kind of familial connection. she recommended is silk stockings extract in new york city. then on the far side here is ruth hanna mccormack of illinois. her father was marcus hannah, who was the republican kingmaker in the early part of the 20th century. constantly butted heads with willing william jennings brian because william jennings brian his daughter ruth brian owen is on this side of the picture. we actually have a press account when these two roofs were sworn in in 1929 that they came down the center aisle together arm in arm and wilder members of the press because here are two daughters of avowed political animus. if we go back into the picture, just to finish out, this is mary norton of new jersey and then this woman here is another one of the interesting characters from this time period. florence khan of california who represented a large portion of san francisco. she's another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband julius was the chairman of the military affairs committee a

then ruth pratt, who was elected in her own right. not with any kind of familial connection. she represented the silk stocking district in new york city. and then on the far side here is ruth hanna mccormick of illinois. her father was marcus hanna, the republican kingmaker in the early part of the 20th century. and constantly butted heads with william jennings brian. which is interesting because william jennings brian, his daughter ruth ryan owen ruth brian owen is on this side. when both ruths were sworn in, in 1929, they came down the center aisle together arm and arm and wowed the members and the press because here are two daughters of avowed political enemies. if we go back into the picture just to finish out, this is mary norton of new jersey, and then this woman here is another one of the interesting characters from this time period. florence kahn of california, who represented a large portion of san francisco, and she's another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband julius was the chairman of the military affairs committee, and like edith norris roger

what we know is that people feel upset well that is their pratt's angry frustrated it they feel there's a lack of control how can you explain the fact. you do see your experience. so it's not all i think my happiness is not most dramatic for a sentence ok so that's what they're starting to experience is the fact that it's a true that if you dare and people when they were sort of about the fact that they might develop star or in this particular case who are the virus you're thinking about what am i going to make it when i feel the symptoms oh i have a heart oh you know i have a want harder to be is this the coming one. although the current coronavirus the pandemic is also throwing up such a thing as there are differences now too and some of these could even have a positive effect on people's mental health. and now there's more of a sense of community so what we see now is there are so many people in isolation but people don't feel they're the only ones you know there's a lot more communication as well now we have technologies the other thing that's happened this time which is very differ

first up, chris pratt and katherine daughter into the world.r both mom and baby are doing great. we are extremely blessed of course we couldn't be happier for chris and katherine as well. and to the entire family, our good friend maria obviously a now-grandma. lila maria seemingly name after her. she commented on the post too. saying so happy for you all. so glad you get to be a girl dad. lucky her. lucky world. congrats to them >>> next up, bryan cranston. he stopped by "the tonight show" where he revealed more behind the scenes of shooting the surprise "breaking bad ""movie el caminecret. >> they swept me out to teterboro, get on a private jet to go to albuquerque two steps down off onto the tarmac in albuquerque and i'm in a dark car when we got to the base camp, instead of having walt and jesse or bryan and aaron on the dressing rooms, it said bert and ernie. >> cute. >> cranston also revealing that he was able to smuggle a few props from the show off the set as souvenirs take a look. >> wait, wait one second one second okay so i'm here in

of financial services it was clear that it was these areas were drowning in corruption and by the pratt getting the prime minister involved directly in them was keeping the regulators at bay wasn't it but i'm not i'm not i don't agree that all these activities and all these different economic sectors are rotten and corrupt there are definitely parts which are and where one of the problems i think that we have had. irrespective of the share of human nature with the zone of city that there is when you have such strong economic growth and the regulators are not given enough resources or intentionally. to a certain is there's a skills intention to a certain extent yes but not all of them i'd there but for example when it comes to financial investigations those have been given a lot of resources i think the biggest problem that we have and the weakest weakest link in the chain is the economic crimes unit of the police and unless that is beefed up and really resourced with well qualified people of integrity this problem will remain because ultimately we're going to be judged on how many peopl

pratt to able to share that information? >> in recognition of the fact these individuals who are involved in our justice system move in and out of custody on a regular basis. although, we do our best efforts to keep people out of custody, it's a challenge for us and there are -- without going into detail, a lot of history not just in terms of clinical needs and treatment but mental health history which is also shared. we have behavioral health plans in our system when people are in our custody and care and that's key moving into the inside information sources so that they have that available when that person is in crisis outside of our custody. >> so, like, you have a plan -- i mean, i'm trying to get a tangible, like, how this actually works for a particular person. dr. pratt can put together a plan for somebody in custody and is collecting all sorts of information what's going with that perp i person in custody, t doesn't necessarily get shared with the person on the public health side? >> i think you've captured that pret

. >> that look at the president's accomplishments for ohio, he opened the pratt industry factor, awardedllion for environmental restoration and increased federal funding to combat the opioid crisis but you say biden has done more. >> the president arrives in the background music is playing live and let die. how insensitive it is, tested positive for covid-19 after the president leaves, testified he doesn't have covid-19. unbelievable, ohio is facing a double digit unemployment number right now, the president goes around pretending there is nothing wrong. the president is completely out of touch with what is going on in america. he should focus and do his job rather doing a bunch of rallies spreading the virus. he needs to focus on covid-19 and put together a national strategy to tackle not just our economic problem but our health problem that is driving the economy into the tank. >> out of touch, your candidate can't get out of his basement and you have donald trump who is out there talking with the american people, talking with ohioans, talking about the results of this administration.

pratt to able to share that information? >> in recognition of the fact these individuals who are involved in our justice system move in and out of custody on a regular basis. although, we do our best efforts to keep people out of custody, it's a challenge for us and there are -- without going into detail, a lot of history not just in terms of clinical needs and treatment but mental health history which is also shared. we have behavioral health plans in our system when people are in our custody and care and that's key moving into the inside information sources so that they have that available when that person is in crisis outside of our custody. >> so, like, you have a plan -- i mean, i'm trying to get a tangible, like, how this actually works for a particular person. dr. pratt can put together a plan for somebody in custody and is collecting all sorts of information what's going with that perp i person in custody, t doesn't necessarily get shared with the person on the public health side? >> i think you've captured that pret

last week pratt posted a photo of him and katherine out for a hike he wrote, ready to pop i can't helpamily from all of us great news >>> next up, you probably heard about simon cowell the agt judge recovering after a scary accident on saturday involving an electric bike simon underwent six hours of surgery for a broken back. taking to twitter, simon wrote, trying to make light of the situation, good advice if you ride an electric trail bike read the manual before you ride it the first time i've broken part of my back. thank you for your kind messages and a massive thank you to all the nurses and doctors some of the nicest people i have ever met that's scary stuff i've got back issues wishing a speedy recovery to simon cowell who is right next to us on the lot he's got those shows to get back to plus "britain's got talent" in october. >>> next up, will smith posted a video on sunday that made people cringe and then laugh out loud here's the setup the actor was showing jason ly r smith's famous smile derulo a few golf pointers when things went horribly wrong for smith's famous smile >>

there has been an outpouring of tributes to the actor his former marvel costars angela bassett chris prattara flow, many others they have been sharing memories of bozeman on social media meanwhile marvel studios released a statement saying our hearts are broken and our thoughts are with chadwick boseman is family your legacy will on for ever rest in peace. >>for your health. would say that colon and rectal cancers are on the rise in young adults. they say their obesity and the epidemic could be. >>a contributing factor to that cases have been going up among those under 50 years old since the mid 1990's, according to a march report by the american cancer society and that's why the cancer society is recommending regular screenings start at the age of 45 instead of 50. although obesity may be laying experts say more research is needed on the rise, a colon and rectal cancer cases and young people. >>all right time for another look at the forecast year you know it's cooler today, we're looking live over the golden gate bridge and it feels like there's a lot more moisture in the air which certai

he's fantastic, but of course, chris pratt is in it bryce dallas howard and mamoudou athie, dewanda wisee similar age. are they enjoying england so far? >> well, they are. they are we're just -- of course, we have a very special view of it right here, but this is a great place. they love it i'm around all the time. >> seth: yeah. >> and emily's mom is here, actually and so we've got lots of -- it's very cozy, and they're having a good time. they're doing all kind of -- they're just -- they're loving it they feed the ducks. they touch cows. they were kind of -- they feed donkeys. they're good >> seth: well, that's wonderful to hear. >> i have a piano in my room and charlie is taking piano lessons, had been, but i'm taking him through -- not only do i do my piano homework, but taking him through his suzuki lesson every day. he's proceeding today. >> seth: and now tell me, how young were you when you started? when you got your first lesson >> i think as i remembered, ten-ish or nine-ish, or ten-ish. he's, for heaven's sakes, five he's way ahead of me, not to mention the bicycle. i think aro

november, we will see what happens moving forward and how committed the doj will be to pass the pattern pratt investigation but my question is a bit different in that is this. what can we do? anything we can do anything forward as it relates to pattern and practice investigations to make them more effective, perhaps do more of them, perhaps do less of them, perhaps to make us be at a better place where we have more confidence in communities because we know police department are being investigated and investigated thoroughly and treating communities fairly? >> i understand citizens wanting police department to engage in constitutional policing. new engagement is important and holding your elected officials accountable is important but another part, you have to support your police department, you can starve your police department so that it doesn't have the money to do effective training and effective supervision and then expect them to improve. i understand the issue of budget and wanting to devote money to other resources but i also say you have to support your police department. i don't get

companies to scrub objectionable content and shield them from liability for what user say on their prattatforms. mr. o'reilly said in a june c-span interview that he was talking to experts that had "deep reservations" that congress intended the fcc to have such authority. this modesty is unusual for a regulator. they conclude their editorial piece with this -- mr. o'reilly will now be out of a job in 2021, when his voice would be valuable at a biden fcc. this is regrettable, because he has been a champion of innovation and deregulation, especially in areas without glamour, such as misuse of 9/11 these or anachronistic rules on children's programming. the episode is a warming that the left is not the only movement that demands ideological conformity. from the wall street journal. we will take you to capitol hill in a few minutes for the senate foreign relations committee hearing. let's hear from charlie, next in morning., georgia, i want to make a comment. i wife and i used to work for miami-dade public school system -- my wife and i used it work for miami-dade public school system. we ar

these people right now state and local governments are strapped sales tax revenues are down and the prattenues are weak going forward as well. >> ron, good morning i want to talk broader markets and the indices. we got s&p all-time highs and apple hitting 2 trillion in market cap i wonder to what degree should investors be concerned about investing in things that aren't huge juggernauts, that have been powering higher? >> i think the indices will make you think everything is perfect. the median stock in the snap 500 is down year to date looking at 6 %, 7% so the index is up 4.5%. there's a tale of two cities you have 150 stocks that are down over 20% year to date when i look at the market, i think you've got some companies that are particularly in the tech sector great competitive advantages in some cases they deserve higher valuations. they're getting reflected. but you've got quite a few other stocks in the market where investors are having to extrapolate out to 2025, 2030 and beyond to try to find when a company is going to earn a profit and they're paying up for that profit a decade f

they join chris pratt and bryce dallas howard who shared this photo of her looking a little bruised fromoaring good time. only i don't think dinosaurs really roar. it's another sound, but i can't make it. >>> get your cardigans out. taylor swift's new record breaking records. robin, you have one on hand. have you been wearing it? is it cozy? >> it's from taylor herself. i'm sure yours was lost in the mail. i'm sure that you were going to get one. it's very cozy. >> well, robin, not only do i have one, i never take it off. i wear it all over time when i'm jaunting in the park for a quick walk. it's so thin it's underneath the blazer now. it's so slim fitting and so cozy. here's the story. taylor's surprise album "folklore" has quickly become a hit. it is already the best-selling album of 2020, but now, it's taylor's officially best selling album. "folklore" topping the billboard top 200. now swift is first act to have seven albums, each sell at least 500,000 copies in one week. she's the only female artist to have five number one studio albums in this century. i'm exhausted just talking a

he absorbed bernie pratt -- bernie sanders priorities on student debt and much of the green new deal.hey conclude by saying the judgments are -- misjudgments on hard questions are inevitable and every president makes them, but one test of political character is standing up to pressure and making hard choices even when they are politically unpopular. mr. biden has no record of doing so. that is "the wall street journal's" opinion. in michigan, a supporter of joe biden. caller: yes, i am a democrat. i voted for obama. i like joe biden. hayes speech was pretty nice last night. obviously, someone else wrote it. think he is up to the task as a president. i believe they are trying to get their men and then handed over to this kamala harris. i voted for obama. i would really like to see a black president. i do not believe we have ever had a black president. man, was not a pure black and she certainly is not black. host: both are considered african-american and then black. caller: she is not an african-american. host: well, black. caller: well, she is asian. indian -- host: jamaican, yeah. ca

if you go by that, you take a look at the pratt call elements at the end of the day the employer is always the party that is responsible for paying the payroll tax. while some have suggested that if the employee ultimately doesn't pay it back at the end of the year, that the employer can do a clawback. they can't do that either. that is violation of just about every state law from coast to coast under wage statute. when you're talking about actually plugging this in and starting the engine it is really tricky. neil: so what's to stop some company saying look, this was done under non-traditional means. we commend the president trying to move the ball but we feel very uncomfortable following a executive edict which has not the blessing of congress which normally has the power of the purse string so we'll not do it. what punishment do they have implementing that or to the point, not implementing that? >> that is a great question. companies are at risk right now. if they don't simply mint the executive order they will get blow back from washington, the president will say he is pretty clear. on

the new movie "jurassic world: dominion" with jeff goldblum and laura dern, chris pratt and bryce dallas-page safety manual, social distancing measures, antiviral fogging, 150 hand sanitizer stations and regular covid testing. >> they rented out a hotel that everyone is staying at. they are testing people three times a week for covid and if anyone displays any symptoms they're isolating them and so they're taking pretty extreme and expensive measures to make sure that everyone feels safe. >> reporter: all as theaters in the u.s. get ready to welcome back moviegoers. amc opening more than 100 theaters on august 20th with enhanced cleaning procedures, reduced capacity and tickets for just 15 cents, the price they were 100 years ago. and those 1920s prices, 15-cent tickets are for one day only on august 20th. regal cinema also opening up some theaters around the country. but a lot of people are wondering, will there be concessions? will there be popcorn? it looks like popcorn and concessions will not be a part of movie theaters in the post-pandemic future. we'll see what happens, t.j. >> no

there's been an outpouring of tributes to the actor his former marvel co-stars angela bassett chris prattd so many more all shared memories of bozeman on social media. meanwhile marvel studios released a statement saying quote our hearts are broken and our 3rd thoughts or with chad chadwick boseman family, your legacy will live on forever rest in peace. we'll be right back. well, our washer just called it quits. but this one has the most powerful cleaning in the industry driven by a heavy-duty cycle with extra power button. shop lowe's and save on the maytag laundry pair and get free delivery. >>good mornings 9.30 thanks so much for staying with us at the half hour the kron 4 morning news, yes, we need to get an update on your weekend forecast the man with all the answers standing by days of our day. >>well i don't know have great answers. i have somma a good morning guys good morning first things first to air quality now no kidding not great as you can see real problem area here down to the santa cruz mountains san mateo county but extending all the way up to san francisco be defined as

su hija katherine de 30 aqos y el actor chris pratt de 41, ya son padres de u su hija se convirtiÓ enlico y un dÍa despuÉs la familia harÁ un privado. no cuentes con nosotros, ese es el Último mensaje que le envÍa la uniÓn de policÍas, sindicato de los Ángeles al alcalde que le pide que corten los servicios de las casas que hagan fiestas multitudinarias en medio de la pandemia. se trata del mÁs reciente enfrentamiento entre el alcalde y los uniformados. del sindicato dice que otro funcionarios deberÍan encargarse de cortar la luz y el agua esa residencias, mientras que los agentes reducen los Índices de criminalidad en la localidad. los trabajadores de uber ganan una importante batalla legal en california. en las Últimas horas un juez estatal le ordena a estas populares empresas de transporte a convertir a sus conductores de contratistas independientes a empleados con beneficios. sin embargo, la corte superior de san francisco dice que esta medida no entrarÁ en vigor en los Últimos 10 dÍas de que ambas compaÑÍas puedan apelar la decisiÓn. un mensaje para ganadores es el que dirige la