so the woolsey fire has shown us how mobile contamination can be and we think with, you know, globalompletely cleaned. >> melissa, in the documentary, i can only imagine how hard it must be to have to relive those moments. how were you able to not only persevere having i'm sure something so difficult in those conversations, but also bring other parents to the forefront to have conversations of children that are still maybe sick? >> well, i think for me my faith had a lot to do with me being able to do this, the support that i had from my family, from our team, from other organizations who have been doing this even longer than i have. but it wasn't until we started sharing this stories of our children as painful as that was for me and the other families that you'll meet in the documentary, i think people didn't realize that there is a face, you know, i think for a lot of elected officials, we're just statistics and for the department of energy, who is one of the main polluters, boeing and nasa, you know, it is easy to -- it is easy to make choices when you're only dealing with statist

a wonderful world ♪ >>> there are three questions that we're investigating about the devastating woolseyoxic? >> there is mounting evidence that the fire started at the santa susana field lab. >> there is growing concern over toxic fallout from the woolsey fire. >> government officials say testing shows the air is safe. some doctors and advocates call that a smoke screen. >> smoke from any brushfire is dangerous to inhale. in this case with these very hazardous element, it makes it far more dangerous. >> a statement today from the department of toxic substances control show -- >> initial news release show there is no -- >> no risk to people living nearby. >> it did not appear to be a hazard to the public. >> no discernible signs of radiation. >> the potential hazard of major release into the environment was just not there. >> what is significant about the woolsey fire is that it started on the property of the santa susana field laboratory. it's very distressing when you know how terribly polluted it is to then turn on the television and see it in flames. after the fire, 80% of the site b

attorneys struck almost all potential black jurors from the pool and prosecutors called for judge timothy woolsey to river, the rejecting as 8 of the black jurors. and he says he cannot legally intervene. and i was surprised specify some of what we've already been facing in this case. it's another part of the injustices that we see here in glenn county. not just with this case, but with many. so it's just another part of what we face every day. and b, c reporter, j, greys. in brunswick, georgia, outside the court was a long and very contentious jury selection process 2 and a half weeks to get this 12 member panel. as you talk about, there's still a lot of contention over that 11 white jurors, one black jury members, the judge in this case is already set. and i'm quoting here, there appears to be intentional discrimination that by defense attorneys, he says in the selection process. but he also goes on to point out that they didn't violate any georgia state law by striking some potential african american jurors. and that this trial will move forward with this jury 25 year old amount, aubrey's kill

emb cua for the property of woolsey's street. commissioners first we will considerthe certification of environmental impact board . to amend the adoption of finding and conditional use authorization. please note the public hearing on the draft eir is proposed and the public comment ended august 9, 2021. public comments will be received however comments submitted today may not be submitted in the final eir. >> thank you. i'll show my screen. >> apologize for that delay. can you see the slide west and mark. >> president: we can indeed. >> good evening president koppel. i'm environmental coordinator for thefifth street project . with me remotely is lisa gibson, environmental review officer and planning department. the item before you is certification of the final environmental impact report or final eir for the proposed project as accurate and objective and as having been prepared an environment in accordance with the environmentalquality act . i will now provide a brief overview of the project and its inclusion in the final eir and

you have the woolsey fire in 2018.during that 2018 fire, which started at the con contaminated lab. everything that happens affects your children and your neighborhoods' children, it's doubling and tripling down. at some point, has anyone offered to try to make you all whole and help you out with at least the health care bills or do anything to try to help your families? >> well, it's the regulating agency out here, the department of toxic substances under california, they were meant to enforce this. this signed historic agreements in 2010 to do an almost unprecedented in the nation sort of cleanup. it was meant to be done by 2017. it hasn't been done. those who are supposed to be protecting us, enforcing the cleanup, our government isn't doing it right now. they essentially abandoned us. we are fighting boeing, nasa and the department of energy. it's difficult having your child with cancer. we buried several of our friends. the emotional toll, financial toll, it's been so much on my family. then on top of it, having t