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, a lot of people with disabilities can't use apps and it's difficult and there's a labour mp, de cordova doing a big campaign to try and stop these closures. >> labour mayors taking >> five labour mayors are taking legal challenge this, legal action to challenge this, but isn't this just luddite but isn't this just the luddite ism labour party? ism of the labour party? >> no, your union funded. the unions like this. you like unions don't like this. you like to keep spanish practises no. and therefore you're objecting to change. >> mean, that's it's >> i mean, that's it's a terribly hurtful wing terribly hurtful right wing characterisation of the union movement. >> kevin, have you have you ever worked a trade union worked in a trade union dominated environment? a dominated environment? it is a total and complete nightmare for everybody of it, right? >> well , how do you know you're >> well, how do you know you're a pr? >> know? well, if none of your employees belong to a trade union. but we mustn't gang up on kevin. we must give him around. >> and the labour movement where everybody you e

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and the language from cordova and vice president kamala harris, we're fighting for americans and more to come. what you are fighting? someone took out a loan. >> fighting for free stuff. because people love free stuff. >> we do, we do. >> no, i hear ya. and you are right it's a change in culture. and i think of it when i see that man that talked to elizabeth warren. he's the kind of person that said i worked hard and paid off loans. and a lot of people say why should i pay this back. so expensive and not making enough money. see where it goes. thank you charles. so house republicans today scored a win in their fight what they say is increasing woke u.s. military. remember this effort, this is one tiny example. this one was by the u.s. navy to try to boost recruitment. >> come on, leave the saving the world to the men? i don't think so. i don't think so. >> how democrats in the senate are threatening now to unravel the whole thing that the house passed last night. and former state department investigator, david asher on a blockbuster new e-mail unredacted from dr. anthony fauci. you wi

deputy direct capitol projects and i want to -- echo chair mandelman's acknowledgment of cordova whothis effort and the current, cystant deputy director wadman who was instrumental in the process. i -- i take this -- presentation with great joy. even though i was not part of the effort in getting this to the point. it is something this is near and dear to my heart with 30 year's experience in projects in delivery. on the contractor side or owner side. or -- in the over site realm as well. this point we could share the presentation. and if we can go to the next slide. so, the purpose of this presentation is to -- share what was learns in the effort as well as when we want to focus on -- going forward. recommendations for this body and the public and the other san francisco departments. this is talking with contractors is they put a 10% premium on their bid when is they do business in san francisco. that is something we had not take lightly. in regards to trying to find ways to not only harass that spirit in getting contractors to bid on work but also -- with that competitive spirit al

one person had to be rescued from the american river in sacramento county this weekend near rancho cordova. fire crews say someone was in the river without a life jacket helicopter crew and boat rescuers worked together to pull them out of the water. we're told the person is in the hospital now in critical condition. fire crusade in northern california. rivers are still running fast and cold and can be dangerous, especially without a life jacket o time now, 707 people who live in the lake tahoe basin worried the popular city of their mountain community will ruin what attracts people to it. about 40,000 people live there year round near the lake, but millions of tourists visit the area every year, many from right here in the bay area, most of them coming up during the summer or the ski season. well, now groups of mountain residents are taking action to prevent the region from being loved to death. there are calls now to start charging a vehicle entry fee to encourage carpooling, but there's not much support for that idea. we're not a national park. we don't have gates. we're not going to ev

one person is in critical condition tonight after being pulled from the american river near rancho cordovacramento fire responding to the call around 2.30 this afternoon. >> the victim was taken to a local hospital. and officials say that person was not wearing a life jacket, which is a good reminder for those heading out to cool off in the water this summer. make sure you're wearing a life jacket. boaters being urged to share your plans with someone on land before you head out to the water. just in case something bad happens and of course, to not drink alcohol and take the wheel. it's just not a good idea. it's not safe. but hey, if you're out there being safe, there is more warm weather on the way. rodriguez is a here to give us a look at that there, dan. yeah, we're certainly going to notice a warm-up tuesday, but from now, until then we're cooling down, in fact, are already tracking the changes underway right now over golden gate bridge. we are seeing a shallow marine layer and it's only going to get thicker and more widespread during the overnight hours bringing us around of drizzle f

colleagues from new mexico, a bipartisan effort to expand the scope of this act, i was struck by what tina cordova an overglorification of the science and scientists in terms of the film. here's what she told our affiliate. so we may not have the sound. what she said is how disappointed she was that this film had not addressed the broader issue, and the fallout of this testing. she said she hadn't heard anything from the film company. we reached out. i'm curious, have you had any discussions with universal? >> we have reached out to universal. as we tell this story about the brilliance of openheimer, the destruction caused with this atomic bomb, we need to remember the people who were affected right under the area of the bomb, under that radiation cloud that continued for miles. there were probably 500,000 people who had direct affects from the testing of the very first atomic bomb. >> how could they then not be included in this act from the 1990s? >> i have never received a good answer to that, but my job and the job of senator lujan and the group of senators and congress people is to bring atten

. >> it's interesting because today you had tina cordova, founder of a group affected by the test world the new york times and what, she says quote, the film doubles down on the silence we've been living with for a decades about the loss of life and health that was a consequence of the development and testing of the atomic bomb. could you speak to us about the sense of resentment that your constituents may feel towards the movie and the hope that it may have from the efforts that you are engaging in? >> so, imagine living in a community, it's not just that your family is dying is that everybody around you was dying. there are cancers that had never been known before. this part of new mexico, people were living a long time. they were living into the 90s, they were living over 100 years, and all of a sudden everybody's diming dying of leukemia, lung cancers, throw cancers, things that are tied directly to fall out. and imagine then learning that other down wonders were compensated but you weren't? you are going to feel both abandoned and that your voice is not heard. that is the worst kin

stephanie: crystal tulley cordova is a navajo hydrologist. >> you think about it, our sparse populationliving, in addition to that, you include water quality challenges, water production challenges that exist across the navajo nation. stephanie: water scarcity on the vast reservation is getting worse. >> primarily the navajo nation historically has used groundwater. and when you think about climate change impacts on shallow aquifers, they're vulnerable. navajo residents are vulnerable. we want to be able to have water rights that are secured, that we can be able to develop, to be able to close the clean water access cap. stephanie: with a 17 million acre reservation that borders the colorado, the navajo also have senior river rights. but that's not the same as having access to water says navajo attorney daniel cordalis. >> the odds really have been stacked up against tribes since the outset to actually put this water to use. stephanie: so you have all these tribes that have rights, and yet a third of the navajo nation doesn't have running water. >> the existence of these water rights in

it happened near rancho cordova. fire crews say someone was in the river and not wearing a life jacket. a helicopter crew and boat rescuers worked together to pull them out of the water. we're told that they are at a hospital in critical condition. fire crews say northern california rivers are still running fast and cold and can be very dangerous without a life jacket. well, people who live in the lake tahoe basin are concerned. the popular charity of their mountain community will run, will ruin what draws people to it the most. now, about 40,000 people live year round near the lake, but billions of tourists or millions of tourists visit the area every year, many from the bay area, with most of them coming up during the summer or ski season. well now groups of mountain residents are taking steps to prevent the region from being, quote, loved to death. there are calls to start charging a vehicle entry fee to encourage carpool, but there is not much support for that idea. we're not a national park. we don't have gates.

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it happened near rancho cordova.nd not wearing a life jacket. helicopter crew and boat rescuers work together to pull them out of the water. we're told that they are at a hospital in critical condition and fire crews want to remind people northern california rivers are still running fast and cold and can be very dangerous without a life jacket. our time is 514. twitter's long time blue bird logo has been changed by elon musk to the letter x during the night. musk tweeted this photo showing twitter's san francisco headquarters with a large bright x lit up on the side of the building. musk tweeted, we shall bid adieu to the twitter brand. tech analysts expected this change because when musk bought twitter last year for $44 billion, he planned to incorporated into its purpose x everything app. well, it was a busy weekend at the movies with barbie and oppenheim making history. it is the best day ever. so is yesterday and so is tomorrow. and every day from now until forever. you guys ever think about dying breaks? makes b