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a pew research center analysis of tt census data found 7% of california's workers were undocumented in 2022. california has among the highest percentage, along with nevada, texas and florida. now, here in santa clara, county supervisor otto lee told me today he believes these contributions, in his opinion, are invaluable. you go into restaurants, you are trying to make sure works get done on remodeling your home. and you know, those are service industry who pick up our trash. for example, many of them are immigrants, and we know that. we see them all around our lives, our gardeners. and i think it's so important that we remind ourselves who is around us. during the covid pandemic, many undocumented immigrants in california were deemed essential workers because of their jobs. for instance in agriculture fields and meatpacking industries. coming up at seven raj, i'll talk more about the undocumented community who's lived and worked here for decades in some cases, and the impact on our economy there. candice nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate. thank you. candice. one person is dead afte

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becausquestiobecause you tell tt take action on board this week with columbia use up columbia react in very positive way that was good for everyone involved canada, mexico, other countries have the opportunity to do exactly the same. canada has some work to do as far as helping to secure our northern border. we have people come into our country coming in from china and foreign countries or people in the terrorist watchlist that come in. looks over at 1200 migrants with suspected terror ties were encountered at the northern border during the biden era. almost double was at the southern border. instead of fixing the problem canada's prime ministe prime mio retaliate. >> now is also the time to choose canada. there are many ways for you to do your part. it might mean checking the labels at the supermarket and picking canadian made products. it might mean opting for canadian right over kentucky bourbon. or for going florida orange juice altogether. it might mean changing your summer vacation plans to stay here in canada. quick summer vacation plans in canada. canadians seem to be following

close to 800 early in the day, the s&p was down 45, nasdaq was down 235 at 3 4:00 on wall street, all tt for the two countries sending 10,000 troops each to secure their borders. china retaliation is underway, retaliating against the united states overnight, imposing a 15% tariff on coal and lng gas, plus a 10% tariff on crude oil and farm equipment. time for the word on wall street. and investors watching your money. scott, your thoughts on what china is doing right now. >> not a big surprise, maria, china not exactly a friend, maybe not quite the foe they used to be. i think they're scared of president trump. you made great calls on the chinese economy. let's use a technical term for that economy. it stinks. they need us. they need us bad and they need to start behaving and so trump is going to put the screws to them. the question is, how long does this take. china -- rather, mexico and canada have come to the table and said we'll make amends. china is going to play this one tough. if they want to put tariffs on u.s. related stuff, why don't they put tariffs on the ip you guys steal fr

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standing ovation as they came on stage to present the biggest award of the night album of the yearar, and tt a coronation, if you will. nearly 15 years in the making. i just feel very full and very honored. it's been many, many years. and i presented that award there to beyonce. so after five nominations, beyonce finally taking hom the grammy for album of the year for her country music album cowboy carter. now other big winners include kendrick lamar, not like us, which won song and record of the year. chapell roan was named best new artist, and beyonce taking home the prize for best country album for her cowboy carter. let's get a look at that forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect out there. come ando with the rain today. yeah, we're seeing some spots and taking a break from the heavier rain in the north bay. some light showers as we take a live look at the san rafael camera. may have to turn on the windshield wipers, but for the most part, we are not seeing any issues arising as of yet. from the light rain that we are seeing and temperatures just hold steady

again, near the tt of all higher income countries. inequality. even though, as robert said, we are improving on property, we still have a very high poverty rate compared to other high income countries. you contrast these more negative outcomes with positive ones you saw on the first slide. that's conclusion two. conclusion three. we are improving in many areas but more slowly than other countries. here i can't show you this graphically because there are too many parts to this, so i'm just going to summarize. we are generally improving on five topics, declining on four if you look at the national trends. relative to other countries we are falling behind on five topics and improving on only two. the only two where we are improving relative to other countries is economy and education. the others it is a mixed bag or we are declining. the ones where we are clearly falling behind are the environment, inequality, mental health -- one inequality measure in particular. mental health, physical health, and violence. when we spoke us -- when we focus on spe

i think we clear made history with that in 2016 and i think it is f tt it■s working and it is strengtheningt der adults■ and even with the unprecedented challenges that we've had over the last few years, we we have still been able to to thrive and to serve more clients than ever before and create new programs, expand our existing programs and launch new services particularly tailored to our lbgtq ps population and to reach out to those who are the most hardest, who are the hardest to reach. so i think we could all agree that the dignity fund has helped make the lives of the population that we serve better. there is still much more work to do. we still have challenges ahead but ink the need for the dignity fund why we want to see it to continue to grow and always advocateor it. thank you. yeah. thank b. commissioners, are there any questions follow up regarding this report? >> i'll just just. >> i, i had also the benefit of this presentation. >> liza also sat oversight committee and i'm just to clarify again there are a couple of asterisks here on the data about not being able caured in dust

weelieve tt more citywide coordination through a community driven centralized food bodyill reduce silos around food security while proactively addressing community issues and concerns. thank you. >> thank you. a couple of questions. one thank you for the presentation and the context around the severity of the food insecurity crisis especially in the western dish and fillmore area. just to reiterate if i'm hearing this correctly, the number of people who will be impacted by this closure is approximately 34,000. >> yeah, that's in that zip code, that zip code and 4000 who live below the federal poverty line and 4000 who are cal fresh recipients. >> yes. and when we specifically said below that 100% of the federal poverty line because we considered that critically low income in san francisco and in your experience in comparison to other districts. how does this compare in terms of other districts or zip codes in terms of relative levels of food insecurity? >> yeah. >> i think the i don't know exactly where the western edition our our stats are by zip code so it's a little tricky but we do