michael hurley has been waiting since june. >> no faith in the system, not at all. >> reporter: the edd blocks benefits for both workers saying they need to prove they are who they say they are. like thousands of others they mailed in paper documents verifying their identity and heard nothing back. >> i think now i'm in another kuwaiting for whatever. that's frustrating. i'm so discouraged. >> reporter: kim was told to wait eight weeks. >> i was really upset because how would it be eight weeks to find my identity? oh, my god. why eight weeks? >> reporter: the edd required thousands of workers toay tries to weed out rampid fraud. but the governor's task force found governors still got paid while honest workers were blocked from benefits. the edd will install new technology that automatically verifies applicants true identity and will supposedly speed up new claims even as it doesn't address the old ones. i asked governor newsom about that today. >> good afternoon, governor. are you confident that six months of failure and years of mismanagement and negligent can be fixed with a two week

can ijust say, john hurley from the research arm of the eu says, "europe has been successful at dampening crisis," as you have just outlined, commissioner. "but in all likelihood", he says, "unemployment "is going to come home to roost. "there is going to be a shake—out and it's going to be fairly ugly." he's right, isn't he? there is going to be mass unemployment because at the moment, we are propping up these jobs, they are kind of zombie jobs, as the 0acd describe them. kind of zombie jobs, as the 0ecd describe them. well, of course i'm concerned about zombie companies and zombie jobs. but i'm concerned mostly on companies and jobs. so i think that it was the correct choice to act immediately and to give a general support. now, we have to make this support more selective in the next month and we need also a soft landing from a general support to companies and jobs to a more selective one. i think if we are able to do this, we will avoid a massive unemployment crisis. and this is something that all european nations are working on. so, how will you decide? let's take the aviation industr

but hang on, john hurley says europe has been successful at dampening the initial effects of the crisise just outlined, but in all likelihood he says, unemployment is going to come home to roost. that is going to bea home to roost. that is going to be a shakeout and it is going to be fairly ugly. he's right, isn't he? there's going to be mass unemployment because at the moment we are propping up these jobs, they are the moment we are propping up thesejobs, they are kind of zombiejobs as thesejobs, they are kind of zombie jobs as the oecd has described them. of course i am concerned about zombie companies and zombie jobs. concerned about zombie companies and zombiejobs. but iam companies and zombiejobs. but i am concerned mostly on companies and jobs, so i think that it was the correct choice to act immediately and to give a general support. now, we have two make this support more selective in the next months, and we need also a soft landing from a general support to companies, jobs, to a more selective one. i think if we are able to do this, we will avoid a massive unemployment crisis,

families like the hurley family who are mourning the future that 15—year—old megan should have had.uelly taken from her during the horrific attack at the arena. her prom, her wedding, her horrific attack at the arena. her prom, herwedding, herfirst carand her own children. so many milestones will be missed and so many questions are still unanswered. the characters and personalities of each of the 22 people who died are being given life again as their families pay tribute to them. it is intensely moving to watch, the depths of their pain is so clear. i am carrying on in the spirit of martin. it is leaving this absolutely massive, gaping hole inside my soul. that is without any shadow of a doubt. it will never heal. martin's family chose to show pictures which have now taken on extra meaning. i remember saying, this might be the last chance we get to have a photo together outside the house. martin loved dressing up, here as margaret thatcher, and also as deirdre barlow and was a member does a celebrity in his own right. the world has been robbed of a potential superstar, of an actual

families like the hurleys, who are mourning the future 15—year—old megan should have had.ly taken from her during the horrific attack at the arena. her prom, her wedding, her first car and her own children. so many milestones will be missed and so many questions are still unanswered. the characters and personalities of each of the 22 people who died are being given life again as theirfamilies pay tribute to them. it's intensely moving to watch. the depth of their pain is so clear. i'm carrying on in the spirit of martyn. he is leaving this absolutely massive gaping hole inside my soul that without any shadow of a doubt will never heal. martyn hett‘s family chose to show pictures which have now taken on extra meaning. i remember saying this might be the last chance we get to have a photo together outside the house. martyn loved dressing up, here as margaret thatcher and deirdre barlow, and was remembered as a celebrity in his own right. the world has been robbed of a potential superstar, of an actual superstar. you only have to look at martyn‘s social media, his old telly a

national debut on television carol davis, the widow of out davis lights, the eternal flame and honor of hurley has been great scene there. let's go to the 2nd quarter 10 7 same drew brees hits former raider you play for 82 years ago jared cook that's a 6 yard touchdown catch and new orleans income and now take a to get back to it what a pass care card is a jones that he had control, yes, he does 15 yard touchdown to 1714 saint's we have a tie game at the half 17 all 3rd quarter car off or from goal rolled out it's a wide open darren waller e waller had such a good game, 12 catches a 103 yard new really burst on the scene last year now midway through the first after fumbling early in the galen rush history against instead this guy worked out in northeast, san francisco off some are used to see him right out by our kron 4 studios. >>great moment for him. now this is big game. sealer right there. daniel carlson for 54 yards out. it makes it a 2 possession game. and that 54 yard field goal tied his career-high jon gruden the other have the mass being down yet but what a win for the raiders 34 to 2

. >> reporter: michael hurley has been waiting since june. >> no faith in the system, none at all. >> reporter: the e.d.d. blocked benefits saying they needed to prove they are who they say they are, like thousands of others they mailed in paper documents verifying their identity and then heard nothing back. >> i think i'm now in another >> reporter: kim was told to wait eight weeks. >> i was upset. because how would it be eight weeks to find my identity? i sent -- why eight weeks? >> reporter: the e.d.d. required thousands of workers to verify their identities as it tries to weed out rampant fraud. but the governor's task force found scammers still got paid while honest workers were blocked from benefits. during a two-week reset, the e.d.d. will install new technology that automatically verifies an k57pplicaapplicant' identity and speed up new claims even as it doesn't address the old ones. good afternoon, governor. are you confident that six months of failure and years of mismanagement and neglect can be fixed with a two-week reset? he said it will take more than two weeks. >> we're

access to n-95 masks, and forcrcefully, te reports that we are e hearing ot in the field is that hurleyy farmworker is getting access too n-n-95 respirators, which is really the only thing that is going to keep them safe from particulate matter inhalation. amy: i want to talk about the people that are coming out of the fields, even more so, andnd start t with the farmer farmworr hervacio peÑa lopez. this is what he said when you're talkining about thtrtriplehreae. due to ththe covid-19 pandemim, many people were left t without askrk in other indusustries suh hotels, reauaurants, factotories so m many people in our cocommu, because theyey have the necesesy and because thehedo not havave documents s and do o not receivd from t the l local or state e or federaral governmnment, they hao other option but to go to work in the fields. and many of them do not know the risks. amy: estella cisneros, can youou talk aboutut who are the farmworkers in the fields and tell us further where they'y're coming from. >> certainly. so farmworkers in the state of california and certainly across thee nation t

giles hurley acknowledged that his company had not benefited from the boom in online shopping in the and click and collect. he also told our business correspondent emma simpson that there were growing signs of people beginning to mass purchase certain items, but said there was no danger yet of stocks running out. we've got really good availability across all the products in our range. but we have definitely seen a bit of an uptick in demand for certain items, the likes of toilet paper, pasta, rice and tinned foods. but i have to say it's nothing in comparison to what the industry experienced in march. we haven't introduced any restrictions on products at the moment. we were the first supermarket to do that back in march, but that is something that we will continue to review day in, day out. i think the overriding message to customers should be that they should buy exactly what they need, when they need it, as they always do. you have missed out in this boom online grocery sales. the market's shifted dramatically. so, do you now have a problem because you don't do online? wel, look, y

also hurley, baird and silver cities have passed resolutions of support with the commission. there's been support for the women's organizations, veteran groups, state leaders and physics groups. in the american west, we measure ourselves in water so while southwest new mexico isn't dominated by wealth and the traditional sense, we are the heirs of an incredible fortune by way of this gem of the river. it uses indefinitely through this important legislation. it's been a community driven effort involving years of outreach and education among the diverse interests and we are thankful that senators worked with us to introduce this legislation in the united states senate. on behalf of the many local area farmers, ranchers, hunters, anglers, private landowners, recreation business owners can try this and elected officials, i wish to convey our collective view that it is important to protect these critical watersheds and records by designating certain segments for inclusion in the national river system. i encourage the committee to proceed with expedited consideration and approval i

also the local towns of hurley, baird, and silver city have passed resolutions of support, as has the grand county commission. there has been formal support from sportsmen and women's organizations, veterans groups, state leaders, and civics groups. the american west we measure our wealth in water. we carry the honor and burden of protecting the river and its traditional uses indefinitely through this important legislation. community0 has been a driven effort involving years of community outreach and legislation and we are thankful the senators worked with us to introduce the legislation in the united states senate. on behalf of the many local area farmers, ranchers, hunters, anglers, private landowners, recreation us, business owners, tribes, and elected officials, i wish to convey our collective view that it's vitally important to protect these critical watersheds and rivers i designating certain segments of the gila river for inclusion in the national wild and scenic river system. i encourage the committee to proceed with expedited consideration and approval of the mh dutch salmon