absolutely do not want to compromise safety but in these drivers who had kind of relaxed the drivers cpculd welcome them an induction, we would welcome them back to work, they have their vocational licence, the training is mainly with regard to drivers hours, safe loading, checks, and most of the drivers know this anyway, it is just refresher training. so, to welcome them back in the short term could be that short—term solution that would help us keep the economy going. that would help us keep the economy anoin. , , , that would help us keep the economy oiiin _ , , , , going. lesley, why is it then, because from _ going. lesley, why is it then, because from what _ going. lesley, why is it then, because from what i - going. lesley, why is it then, because from what i am - going. lesley, why is it then, - because from what i am hearing, we have also heard from the national haulage association, has the government actually consulted with the likes of you on why they have chosen this figure of three months and 5000 temporary visas when it doesn't sound as if in actually makes sense? i doesn't

there was a driver cpc deadline in 2019 which allows a lot of the drivers in the industry because loririvers -- to keep the license and a lot of guys can just -- they decided they are not going to bother and coronavirus and the law down -- they lost a lot of old drivers. it would take up a lot of the slack. there is also, last year, the onset of the pandemic. we had no new drivers coming through last year at all. nobody was passing drivers test. there's a lot of different factors. you can also say that those people, if you want to become a lorry driver, it is very expense. people who want to cannot do it. there is enough support out there. the industry has an image problem provided there are not enough people wanting to become lori drivers either. there were over 300 tests for vocational driving tests, not taken up with the dtla mess week and there were hundreds before that, hundreds before that. the governments created this time meeting to release extra capacity by using the ministry of defense. there are not enough people wanting to take the tests at the moment or unable to, so that

number in length of outages and cause far fewer fires we've seen in approximately 50% reduction in cpc reportable ignitions. compared to the three year average, further tweaking called optimization should yield even better results. the post optimization outages are coming in smaller in most cases. and just by that there's less infrastructure to control. which then it speeds up the restoration efforts of the outage. one pescadero goes out. the whole town loses business as well as internet and cell service. one thought have pg and e, bringing one of its fleet of generators to power. the town of 200 folks, plus its infrastructure. at least until the heavy tourist season ends after thanksgiving. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. governor newsom is considering a new bill aimed at lowering death rates for black women who are pregnant or have recently given birth. nationally california has among the lowest death rates for pregnant women and new moms. the figures show black women in the state are six times more likely to die within a year of pregnancy than white women. the new bill before the gove

rather than take action to warn consumers, mattel push back against cpc concerns and they took nearly a year to try to avoid a recall. mattel kept denying that there was any problem with rock and play, even as more and more infants died. the cs, cpac was legally prohibited from warning the public about the dangers with the rock and play, during these negotiations. that is because the consumer product safety act makes it extremely difficult to have the agency disclosed information about the product, without the consent of the manufacturer. in fact, motel only agreed to recall it after it became clear that the consumer report was about to publish a very damning evidence that dozens of infants died using the rock and play. the committee's investigation makes clear that mattel and its subsidiary fisher price, puts profits over people. with tragic results. on friday, we learned mattel is recalling two more products that the company marketed wrongly. the rock and glide sooner, and soothing play glider, after forints -- infants rolled over and suffocated. in other words, they died because of

one solution is we have a large pool of drivers who stopped doing the driver cpc training which is regulatory the drivers have to do during a five year period. we could relax that legislation and allow those drivers to come back to work. 0nly legislation and allow those drivers to come back to work. only this week, i have one of my old drivers ring me and say, leslie, i could come back to work, i have got my license, i have got the category, but i need to do these 35 hours of training. we are going to help him do that but if the government could relax that, that would certainly help in the short term.- relax that, that would certainly help in the short term. when you say ou are help in the short term. when you say you are going — help in the short term. when you say you are going to _ help in the short term. when you say you are going to help _ help in the short term. when you say you are going to help him _ help in the short term. when you say you are going to help him do - help in the short term. when you say you are going to help him do that, i i you are going to help him do that, i unders

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i can't speak for every single cpc member.that necessarily. >> sure. >> because i haven't had those conversations but i know that our chair that has been per talking points as she spoke with speaker pelosi today, we will hold the line. >> progressives, this is the thing people are saying. the margins are so small in the house you-all have a lot of power and if the moderates are willing to flex their power to demand they get the $1.2 trillion mansion sin christian -- bill, this has to go through at some point. this is another issue. this one is difficult. the senate and house both have to deal with this. a prolonged debt ceiling breach, this is what moody says it would mean. 6 million jobs lost. $15 million in household wealth loss. do you think that should be something used as leverage by democrats because now on the senate side, mitch mcconnell said democrats have to do this on their own so it's democrats and democrats negotiating this. >> as we talk about leverage, joy. what we're really saying is the people in our community

number in length of outages and cause far fewer fires we've seen in approximately 50% reduction in cpcmpared to the three year average, further tweaking called optimization. should yield even better results. the post optimization outages are coming in smaller in most cases, and just by that there's less infrastructure to patrol. which then it speeds up the restoration efforts of the outage. one pescadero goes out. the whole town loses business as well as internet and cell service. one thought have pg and e, bringing one of its fleet of generators to power. the town of 200 folks, plus its infrastructure. at least until the heavy tourist season ends after thanksgiving. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. some san jose city leaders are looking for more support to end the sale of all flavored tobacco products. in san jose mayor sam liccardo joined a group of city council members and community leaders this morning to rally support for the ban. the city council is set to vote tomorrow on an ordinance to end the sale of all flavored tobacco products, including mental cigarettes. supporters say the

number in length of outages and cause far fewer fires we've seen in approximately 50% reduction in cpc reportable ignitions. compared to the three year average, further tweaking called optimization should yield even better results. the post optimization outages are coming in smaller in most cases. and just by that there's less infrastructure to control. which then speeds up the restoration efforts of the outage. when pescadero goes out, the whole town loses business as well as internet and cell service. one thought have pg and e, bringing one of its fleet of generators to power. the town of 200 folks, plus its infrastructure. at least until the heavy tourist season ends after thanksgiving. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. a new blood donation center in san francisco is asking for more minority donors. the blood and platelet donation center opened yesterday on market street near 12th mayor london breed and state senator scott wiener were at the opening and say the new centre will provide opportunities for eligible donors of all races and ethnicities to give blood or platelets to increase t

number in length of outages and cause far fewer fires we've seen in approximately 50% reduction in cpc reportable ignitions compared to the three year average, further tweaking called optimization. should yield even better results. the post optimization outages are coming in smaller in most cases, and just by that there's less infrastructure to patrol. which then speeds up the restoration efforts of the outage. when pescadero goes out, the whole town loses business as well as internet and cell service. one thought have pg and e, bringing one of its fleet of generators to power. the town of 200 folks, plus its infrastructure. at least until the heavy tourist season ends after thanksgiving. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. still ahead tonight, deadly shooting outside a neighborhood bar in the north bay tonight. we're learning more about the victim and have the latest on the investigation, plus the push to ban the sale of all flavored tobacco products in one south bay city. the argument from supporters today as they rallied with the pink mascot named jeff, the diseased lung. my name is on th

when we work with the legislation, to give to the cpc, so that they can enforce the standards, and we look forward to working with you and colleagues on a bipartisan way, make sure that it never happens again. and we look forward to working with you in the future, i yield back. yes, i yield. >> thank you, madam chair. the reason that this was vexing for me is because i haven't been on this committee until january this year, number one. number two, one of the reasons for holding this hearing as stated in the chair, one of the placement of the hearing, that report is, i assume, the findings of the committee's investigation. that's why it was so imperative and i would like to have had more time. i yield back. >> i would be delighted to give you another hearing if you wish. i would now recognize mister raskin, you are recognized for five minutes. >> madam chair, thank you very much for calling this important hearing, and for acting like a lawyer, 97 americans, and that is nothing for you to be ashamed of. and acting as a pro bono for this council as a corporation. mr. ynon kreiz, i want t

angel island and cpc to voice our support of the project. cmac is a community driven.icated to celebrate and exforeclosure the creative session. portsmouth is an open space for our residents, immigrants and families. and has few options for gathering, socializing and recreation. it's an important part of building healthy community eco systems and is critical for chinatown as it recovers from the pandemic. chinatown media art collaborators and its members support the project. i thank you for taking the time to listen to the community. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is allen lou speaking on behalf of the committee for better parks and recreation in chinatown. commissioners, this represents ten plus years of community planning and over $2 million in fees to get to this point. planning department has previously engaged which identified chinatown as the densest neighborhood west of new york. many of the residents live in an overcrowded condition and portsmouth square is their only access to open space and in some cases, their only space for additional living space.