he was a 67-year-old milk hauler.out of his truck and went out on the road to remove the obstructions. and someplace along the line somebody fired a shot. nobody knows which side. and markell was struck in the stomach. he went ahead and removed the obstructions anyway, but then he died within a few hours. schoumacher: sioux city was isolated. on the road, trucks by the hundreds were turned back and rivers of milk ran down roadway ditches while in the city, strikers distributed gallons of confiscated milk free to the inhabitants. although the iowa strikers were few in numb their actions were merely the first ripple in an ever-widening sea of protest. roads were picketed in south dakota and nebraska. strikers were beaten and tear-gassed, but they held firm. north dakota organized and the georgia dairymen dumped their milk. six weeks after the sioux city strike began, it was all over. although scattered protests continued throughout the nation, they were faint echoes of the anger that spilled over at sioux city. why was

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. >> even the haulers, the commercial haulers, are losing their right to deliver us water and i'm losingleep over it. >> if we aren't able to go to our normal sources, what do we do now? >> east bay mud said even if they had tapped into the east bay mud hydrants for years, that was always unauthorized use. >> it's a very difficult situation burks legally we cannot allow access to customers outside of our service area. >> tracie morales said east bay mud must prioritize their 1.3 million customers and there's nothing they can do to help the 100 families in tassajara valley. >> someone needs to call an emergency and say these folks need water just to survive. >> as the drought continues, no one knows how long they can last on land without water. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> at this point tassajara valley residents are considering trucking in water from pittsburgh. they say it could cost them up to $2,000 a month. >> if you watched california jerry brown this morning on" this week "he talked about farmers and why they are largely being spared from the water restrictions. the agriculture us

we're still waiting on two haulers with 20 cars. mean, the fact that we're having the grand opening soon and we don't have all these cars here is a problem. >> i want to show marcus how important automatch is as athans motors was, because it means everything to me. >> obviously we didn't factor on snow, but it's chicago, so we should kind of plan for it. >> should've had them come three hours earlier. >> all right, well, let's make sure that everything else is right. >> [bleep]. >> if your business is in trouble and you need my help, log on to theprofitcasting.com. >> i mean, the fact that we're having the grand opening soon and we don't have all these cars here is a problem. all right, well, let's make sure that everything else is right. >> [bleep] [bleep]. [horn honks] >> one of the haulers just showed up. it's time to start unloading. keep going. >> they're all fine. the second one's gotta face in. >> yeah, we're okay. >> just help me out. we gotta move. >> let me get danny to move this car. >> gotta get t off. >> that's a custom

. >> even the haulers, the commercial haulers, are losing their right to deliver us water and i'm losing sleep over it. >> if we aren't able to go to our normal sources, what do we do now? >> east bay mud said even if they had tapped into the east bay mud hydrants for years, that was always unauthorized use. >> it's a very difficult situation burks legally we cannot allow access to customers outside of our service area. >> tracie morales said east bay mud must prioritize their 1.3 million customers and there's nothing they can do to help the 100 families in tassahara valley. >> someone needs to call an emergency and say these folks need water just to survive. >> no one knows how long they can survive on land without water. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> at this point tassajara valley residents are talking about truck in water from pittsburgh. they say it could cost them up to $2,000 per month. >> a fire broke out around 1:30 yesterday afternoon near a camp ground in the foothills southeast of fresno. crews had the fire fully contained by 9:00 last night. evacuation orders for some campgro

we have a lot of haulers that have trucks and they do not have enough drivers. you can get commercial driver's licenses for 30 days and get behind the wheel and make anywhere from $40,000 a year. we have to look at what is happening in our culture where they're not getting connected with the people who have the jobs, better paying jobs. i think what the answer to that is, we are not quite sure yet. host: you're on the air with the congressman. caller: good morning. how are you all on this beautiful day? i have got two questions here. please allow me to answer. i believe that you carry problems is a republican phenomenon. back when bush took over, bush 43, he became president. we went into two wars and you all just cut taxes and we have been in a dive ever since. those rats that were in baltimore, can you explain the difference between the way police handled him and the way they handled the monday ranch situation. the light guide you guns on police and nobody got arrested and missed all millions of dollars. one last thing, america, you all look out for our milita

. >> even the commercial haulers are losing their right to deliver us water. i'm losing sleep over it. >> if we're not able to go to our normal sources' sites, what do we do now. >> reporter: even though the residents had tapped into the east bay mud hydrant for years that was always an authorized use. >> it's a very difficult situation. but legally we cannot allow access to customers outside of our service area. >> reporter: tracy morales said east bay mud must prioritize their customers, and there's nothing the district can do to help the 100 families in the valley. >> someone needs to be able to call an emergency and say these folks out here need water just to survive. >> reporter: as the drought continues, no one knows how long they can last on land without water. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> at this point the valley residents are considering trucking in water from pittsburgh. they say it could cost them up to $2000 a month. >>> evacuation orders have been lifted in sequoia national park as firefighters continue to battle a 20-acre wildfire that broke o

. >> even the hallers the commercial haulers are losing their right to deliver us water and i'm losing sleep over it. >> if we aren't able to go to our normal sources, what do we do now? >> they said even if they had tapped into the east bay mud hydrants for years, that was always unauthorized use. >> it's a very difficult situation burks legally we cannot allow access to customers outside of our service area. >> tracey morales said east bay mud must prioritize their 1.3 million customers and there's nothing they can do to help the 100 families in tassahara valley. >> someone needs to call an emergency and say these folks need water just to survive. >> no one knows how long they can survive on land without water. tiffany wilson abc7 news. >> as this point the tassashara really members are talking about trucking in water from pittsburgh. >>> it broke out around 1:30 yesterday afternoon near a campground in the foothills southeast of fresno. crews had the fire fully contained by 9:00 last night. evacuation for some campgrounds were listed. this morning a hayward man is covering when prop

plant under construction in southern california and could make life easier for some people would toy haulery is the leftovers there will not be much because we have so much of yesterday a few bits of moisture as it a live look at the golden gate bridge and talk about what's happening right now and the thing that is impacting you more than the rain of the temperatures is a little chilly we're talking lost 39¢ a low of 50 and livermore not bad mid '40's and concord were looking at their 49 slab of san jose and oakland san francisco a degree warmer at 50. >>james: is definitely go out there this we're saying you can see all the radar arms or sticky across the picking up a little bit of green along the east bay shoreline that we are saying in terms of rent there is the chance that we're seeing some energy is rotating our direction is a quick look at san francisco we're looking for conditions to warmer that is the weaker headed to the mild day with temperatures pretty close to where we should be this time of year of the fifties to low sixties for most of the bay area we have in the sun shines 65

happened choate unabomber is a tall and cal campus about two weeks to the sudan adopted to call a man haulerlf on a to stall or shoes she says concerning. >>: it is a to the shocking it is unclear if this still living anywhere else on campus or registered as a student. >>reporter: 100 counts of child molestation 43 year-old kirk when the formal note play softball coach is facing 94 counts of such abuse related charges minute paddle residents are not surprised about the charges in fact bed to the to expose them are reported to the police of harassment they allegedly suffered he was also the head coach of unocal's stock for several years as an 18 and under women traveling softball team perez's believe that this had been in contact with a number of individuals and petaluma senses the rest. >>mark: they have enough water they want to keep it that way this is a for a half times the average is of a single-family house toward and that is the level hundred gallons of water than ever semaphoring 48 gal. over that it will cost you $2 the east bay mud customers the matter how much were they're using th

new web site designed to make it easier for you to find activities near the bart station new toy haulerll condition this morning sun conditions and great weather on top of the weekend that is along the shore of it the clear skies are evidence that we can make it in the distance and revealed in berkeley in the background as to get for some allies were able to see more and more in the sky. >>james: the judge on the clause i santa rosa dropping into the upper 30's sure enough that is exactly what has happened to the more you will follow suit no doubt 44, of san jose to an open book the 46 and we have san francisco at in this afternoon will have a nice that the 2:00 to 3:00 this afternoon will drop the down to the mid '50s like a p.m. police during the afternoon hours the wins will be the about 13 to 70 mi. an hour wind but generally i we beautiful downtown san francisco slightly cooler out at ocean beach. >>james: the rest of the bay area will show you it will be a little bit warmer in the south of its 71 san jose and stiffer cupertino out in the east but we have six to nine for both conco

no silver bullets the government's offering long forgive minced hold on to their credit and hauler of your dad or religious credits and release your debt. >>darya: 10:00 this morning until 4 in the afternoon. >>james: in the next 30 minutes is going to continue to be of mild for you're out there and of the fifties the when is very calm by noontime will warm things up we will be in the upper seventies at that point for the lunch hour and three this afternoon i will look for a plan of sunshine much warmer today than it was yesterday temperatures in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees that is just a click brought overlook of the south bay they plan a forecast san jose at 87 will have 88 expected to los gatos come in at 89 get real close to the 90 degree mark in the south bay that is just a quick look at the part of the bay now is take a look ahead for today's weather at noon time we're looking again for the record warmer bay area wide to close the bay and then for the mid-70s by the bay 80 inland by 3 this afternoon were looking for mack's temperatures at that point that is an overview of t

we have a lot of haulers that have trucks with loads and they don't have enough drivers. you can get a cdl, a commercial driver's license in 40 days and make $40,000 to $60,000 a year and they can't find the drivers. we have to look at what's happening in our culture where there's people who want and need jobs but they're not getting connected with people who have the jobs and better paying jobs. i think what the answer to that is i'm not quite sure yet but there's definitely a problem. >> gerald in north carolina, democratic caller you're on the air with the congressman. >> caller: representative duffy c-span, america, good morning. how are y'all this beautiful day? i've got two questions sir. please allow me to ask them. first of all, i believe our budgetary problem is a republican phenomenon called starve the beast. when bush 43 became president we went into two wars. y'all just cut taxes and we've been in a dive ever since. the second thing is about those riots that were in baltimore. can you all explain the difference between the way the police handled them and the w

a trash hauler facing strong headwinds from falling commodity prices.bout with ceo david steiner. ceo of waste management joins us more on how businesses. good morning, good to see you, david. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> looking well. so the actual gap number was a loss because of one of these weird accounting things. you extinguished some debt but you also took some asset impairment costs due to commodity prices or something. >> well no we actually, the bulk of it joe, was the extinguishment of debt and we were able to trade out 7% note for 4% note. we brought down our average cost of borrowing by 100 basis points and the others were just i remember last year we sold our waste energy business and had a true up for that and then we have a short landfill that we took a small -- >> but the revenue doesn't, isn't affected by one-time items. that's that probably has to do with lower revenues and recycling. >> exactly. so, we had, obviously, lower revenues from that and then we had low commodity prices in recycling and then our fuel surcharge w

we have a lot of haulers that have trucks and they do not have enough drivers.ou can get commercial driver's licenses for 30 days and get behind the wheel and make anywhere from $40,000 a year. we have to look at what is happening in our culture where they're not getting connected with the people who have the jobs, better paying jobs. i think what the answer to that is, we are not quite sure yet. host: you're on the air with the congressman. caller: good morning. how are you all on this beautiful day? i have got two questions here. please allow me to answer. i believe that you carry problems is a republican phenomenon. back when bush took over, bush 43, he became president. we went into two wars and you all just cut taxes and we have been in a dive ever since. those rats that were in baltimore, can you explain the difference between the way police handled him and the way they handled the monday ranch situation. the light guide you guns on police and nobody got arrested and missed all millions of dollars. one last thing, america, you all look out for our military