parque acuático ranging waters en la ciudad de san josé, pero ahora con un nuevo nombre se llamará kiley fin de semana de los caídos y son las 23:00 de la noche con 17 minutos. vamos a revisar el pronóstico del tiempo para lo que resta del fin de semana y los días venideros. alondra naya esta noche con nosotros. familia, gracias por continuar con nosotros. les saluda con mucho gusto su meteoróloga alondra anaya. mire esta noche estamos esperando cielos mayormente despejados a través de nuestra región, con temperaturas mínimas en el área de san francisco en los bajos 50 grados. y mañana temprano tenemos algunos cambios. las mínimas en san josé 57 grados modesto algo similar en fresno. estamos esperando temperaturas mínimas de 62 grados. por ahora todavía estamos observando cielos completamente despejados a través del valle central y también en el área de la bahía los cambios que estamos esperando conforme pasen las horas de esta noche es que mañana desde temprano en el área de la bahía, estamos esperando cielos mayormente nublados. esa densa capa marina definitivamente va a estar presente

si todo ese miedo que está respirando le ha afectado en su cerebrito y por qué no habla en kiley?reporte debe contactar a la división de código de cumplimiento de su ciudad. ahí está viendo ustedes el número que ve en pantalla es el 9, 25, 6, 25, 70, 31. eso es si usted vive en la ciudad de oakley. y por supuesto que agradecemos esta televidente por confiar en nosotros para poder contarnos esta problemática. claro que sí sandra, y también recordarles a ustedes que cuentan con nosotros se pueden comunicar a nuestro número telefónico. es el 408944 48 48. vamos a pasar ahora información desde oakland, donde este jueves se reportó un tiroteo en la cuadra 2500 de la avenida cherokee. ocurrió poco después de las 07:30. eshoo llegada, los agentes se encontraron con el choque entre estos vehículos, pero también evidencia de tiroteo, por lo que ahora investigan cuál es la relación entre estas situaciones. esta es una investigación activa, por lo que si tiene información le piden la comunique a la brevedad posible. bueno, y hablando de esta criminalidad en oakland, le comentamos que la poli

kiley: not really. if someone says i want to be an independent contractor, that is good enough and you will not challenge that? sec. su: the law says that what you call someone, even if, let's say, they signed an agreement saying that is what they would use, saying they are an independent contractor, saying they would get 1099's, that that should be enough, the case law is clear that that is not sufficient to find that someone is an independent contractor -- rep. kiley: the law you are heavily involved in creating, you finalized and signed off on it, so the question is whether under that rule, someone will be forcibly reclassified against their will. there is a group called women in motion, group of truck drivers -- i encourage you to meet with them, a great group, and they have told some stories. for example, we have bambi behind me who says she likes to be an end been a contractor and has chosen to do so because she wanted to run her own business. she says, i thought it was time for me to grow, and wh

kiley: i rise to urge passage of the ensuring safe and ethical ai research grants act. this is bipartisan legislation that i have introduced. just recently 9 company unveiled the shotbot model which had new features and shortly after that, there was exodus of employees and one of them said they are not are receiving the accolades what it needs to. but it does underscore we cannot rely or assume that companies are devoting the attention to safety issues they should. i think there is a role for the federal government to cat lies ai safety research and i think it is of the highest urgency that as we look ahead to the limitless benefits of ai we need to understand the risks and the steps to mitigate them. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leaves of absence requested for mr. griffith of virginia for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the gentleman from is recognized for 60 minutes. mr. grothman: i would like to talk about fo

kiley. mr. kiley votes no. ms. hageman. mrs. hageman votes no. mr. moran, mr. moran votes no. ms. lee. mr. hunt. mr. fry. mr. nadler. mr. nadler votes aye. ms. lofgren. ms. jackson lee. mr. cohen. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes aye. mr. schiff. mr. schiff votes aye. mr. swalwell. mr. swalwell clothes aye. mr. lieu. ms. jayapal. mr. correa. ms. scanlon. ms. scanlon votes aye. mr. neguse. mrs. mcbath. ms. dean. ms. dean votes aye. ms. escobar. ms. escobar votes aye. ms. ross. ms. bush. miss ivey. mr. ivey votes aye. ms. balint. mr. issa, you are not recorded. mr. issa votes no. mr. fitzgerald votes no. mr. gooden votes no. mr. fry votes no. mr. chairman, there are eight ayes and 17 noes. chair jordan: the noes have t the amendment is not agreed to. the gentleman from georgia. mr. johnson: mr. chairman. i have an amendment at the desk. chair jordan: clerk will report. point of order reserved by the gentleman from california. >> amendment to the amendment gnat nature of -- chair jordan: objection to -- mr. johnson: i object, mr. chairman. >> amendment to the amendment in the nature of

kiley: mr. speaker, i stand in strong support of the israel security assistance support act. president biden's threat to withhold aid from israel is reckless, unjustifiable, and indecent. it flies in the face of the bipartisan support this house recently showed for continuing support of israel. the american public understands the importance of the american-israel relationship. how it is in the national security interests of both countries. the american public understands that israel is our long-standing ally, a democracy and region that has very few of them, whereas hamas is a terrorist organization that has committed historic atrocities and would not hesitate to do so again. the president is catering to the most radical elements of his party. the sort of elements that have unleashed chaos on college campuses across this country. it is vitally important that reasonable people on both sides of the aisle come together to reassert our support for israel as it struggles against this terrorist organization. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields bac

se va a llamar kiley bunga, esa nueva versión de raging water se recuerda usted?es y más de 15 toboganes. además, para finales del verano dice que van a tener jardín de vinos, música en vivo todo el año, comida, bebidas y vistas panorámicas del lago. me gusta el nombre. sí, y todo lo que van a ofrecer. ah, para ir ahí. mmm. ya dan ganas de ir. hablemos de este evento al aire libre también en san josé. lo que busca es conectar a personas de toda la ciudad. le llaman viva calle. para esto se cierran varias calles para que los residentes puedan caminar o andar en bicicleta desde el valle almadén hasta el este de la ciudad. pero fíjate, césar, que muchos comerciantes a lo largo de la ruta aseguran que son ellos que pagarán el precio y no piensan quedarse con los brazos cruzados. también trujillo habló con ellos y tiene sus preocupaciones. algunos de los comerciantes aquí en la avenida alum rock dicen que han sido muy impactados con todos los eventos y ahora 2 dicen que van a tener que cerrar ese día. mira, 1 diría que siempre están de fiesta en mariscos costa alegre,

el asambleísta bill kiley presentó esta propuesta en el capitolio exigiendo que pedófilos sean procesados es hacer una enmienda a la ley ab 26 41 para permitir la colaboración directa con la agencia federal de inmigración y personas con diferentes tipos de necesidades especiales, familiares y activistas protestaron este martes frente al capitolio de california. están pidiendo no verse afectados por el recorte del presupuesto y también de plazas propuesto por el gobernador newsom. estas personas alegan que estas acciones lo que harían es empeorar la ya histórica escasez de mano de obra, poniendo en riesgo a los californianos con discapacidades y también a sus familias. bueno, la compañía liberty tax llegó a un acuerdo judicial con california y pagará 150.000 $ en sanciones civiles por publicidad engañosa en la que hacían creer a la gente que recibían un anticipo gratuito de su reembolso de impuestos cuando en realidad solicitaban un préstamo. sobre esta situación, el fiscal general del estado, rob bonta, dijo que este acuerdo evita que el liberty tax mienta y engañe a sus clientes en el fu

y la aprobación es para este lote el 5 5 5 kiley, donde se alzará un centro de viviendas asequibles para la mesa de planeación. sin embargo, pusieron algunas condiciones. el señor ramón a sus 68 años, fue una de las decenas de campesinos que esperaron más de 4 horas a que se aprobara un proyecto de vivienda asequible en half moon bay. finalmente, me siento feliz y contento porque se aprobó. para mí es importante que hagan las viviendas porque vivimos en una, en una casa donde estamos vivimos como 9. la comisión de planeación ya llevaba 2 reuniones sin realizar la votación en las cuales los comentarios públicos estuvieron divididos. esta tercera reunión no fue diferente y esta representante de alas, una de las organizaciones a cargo del proyecto, dice la aprobación llegó con condiciones. hubo hubo varias condiciones que pusieron con el proyecto. algunas fueron que las personas o la compañía quien construya el edificio sea local a que se tomen algunas recomendaciones. van ness con el ruido. ahorita lo que sigue nos lo va a traer a nosotros, a los concejales de aquí de half moon bay. de ahí

kiley nos queda más lejos. hay que pagar más.la supervisora diane burgess, en un comunicado nos dijo que este cambio mejorará el servicio y beneficiará el este del condado y la región. ahora, la decisión de cerrar esta estación fue tomada hace más de un año, en marzo del 2023. aún así, ellos dicen que no es demasiado tarde. ellos están tratando de hacer una estación allá y quitarnos la de nosotros. una movida que sea una tragedia. la espalda de los ciudadanos sin el voto de nosotros. en oposición. también está el alcalde de antioch lamar hernández, quien está de viaje, pero en un comunicado expresó que no tiene ningún sentido cerrar la estación de tren ubicada en el corazón de la ciudad, con el crecimiento más rápido del área de la bahía estos manifestantes dicen que llegarán en julio a la próxima reunión de la autoridad de poderes en stockton a protestar en antioch pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48. ahora hablemos de la tarjeta clipper, esa que utilizan los usuarios del transporte público en la bahía está enfrentando un retraso

nombre que será kiley bunga. la ceremonia de apertura es.un par de semanas no ha quedado claro qué día exactamente se va a abrir al público, pero bueno, le hace ilusión a muchos sobre todo con esas temperaturas que contaba marcelo, así que ya lo sabes y cuando ya lo abran la gente va a decir pues a dónde vamos? caliburn caliburn cuál es ese? el van a decir bueno, es el pero le pusieron kali bunga. tienen una tarea importante para meter ese nuevo nombre en la cabeza de la gente. feliz día madres aqui tarde en noticias te telemundo el juicio a trump t tendra su testigo mas imp importante. >> cara a cara en la corte, el expresidente michael cohen, su ex abogado y su antigua mano derecha se espera que suba al estrado la proxima semana, hoy se mostraron evidencias que vinculan a cohen con los pagos a stormy stormy daniels. >> ademas, por tu madre, madre vota, yo soy mexicana vivo en mexico y voy a votar. >> a tres semanas de las elecciones presidenciales en mexico, un grupo de artistas y figuras reconocidas llaman a los jovenes a participar. >> ¿

es kiley cuando escuchó los disparos. pues que había visto 1 pelearse y luego escuchó los balazos.marcos quien llegó en compañía de su familia a celebrar los logros de su hijo, explica que se necesita mayor seguridad, hay que poner más seguridad en las escuelas y este de alguna manera, pues eh, eh, dar guianza a los hijos, más que todo porque esta ola de violencia, más que todo tiene que ver con los jóvenes y depende mucho de la educación que se les dé en las casas. lo mismo piensa esta madre a todos los padres nos frustra mandar a nuestros hijos y saber si si van a regresar bien, pero de lo contrario la educación viene desde casa. este incidente aún continúa bajo investigación, pero de acuerdo con la policía de oakland, detuvieron a varias personas y arrestaron a un adulto. la policía de oakland también ha dicho que están ofreciendo una recompensa de hasta 15.000 $ por información que lleve a un arresto. por su parte, la alcaldesa sentado ya dijo que están siguiendo de muy cerca esta investigación. y también le agradecía al departamento de bomberos y a la policía de oakland por ha

nombre que será kiley bunga. la ceremonia de apertura es.

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kiley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. mr. kiley: madam speaker, a couple days ago the former democrat majority leader of this body called out the radicals in his own party who are reflecting the talking points and rhetoric of hamas. which, of course, wishes for the destruction of the state of israel. unfortunately, it now seems these red cal elephants -- elements have won out in terms of influencing policy in the white house. in terms of getting their views that reflect as the former majority leader of democrats in this house stated, reflect the views of hamas to become the official policy of the white house. the president's recent statements suggesting that he will withhold vital security assistance for israel are appalling. absolutely unacceptable. they fly in the face of the strong bipartisan vote that this body recently took to provide support for our vital ally, israel, as it seeks to make sure that hamas can never do again what it did on october 7. the president's actions, moreover, threaten to prolong the conflict that

california republican kevin kiley grilled the superintendent on the federal complaint by the anti-defamation league and brandeis center, reading some of the alleged incidents. >> incidents include students repeatedly hearing anti-semitic comments in classrooms and hallways, such as kill the jews. non-jewish students asking jewish students what their number is referring to. numbers tattooed on jews during the holocaust, and jewish students being derided for their physical appearance and demonized as evil. >> the superintendent said there have been instances of anti-semitism, but it is not widespread and that, along with islamophobia and other hate speech, have no place in the schools. >> our babies sometimes say hurtful things. we are mindful that all kids make mistakes. we know that our staff are not immune to missteps either, but can you just tell us in general, has anyone been terminated? in general, i can say to you that i can't speak about personnel matters, the superintendent said accusations of inaction often are not true. we do not publicly share our actions because student informatio

california republican kevin kiley grilled the superintendent on the federal complaint by the anti-defamationand brandeis center, reading some of the alleged incidents. >> incidents include students repeatedly hearing anti-semitic comments in classrooms and hallways, such as kill the jews, non-jewish students asking jewish students what their number is referring to, numbers tattooed on jews during the holocaust, and jewish students being derided for their physical appearance and demonized as evil. >> the superintendent said there have been instances of anti-semitism, but it is not widespread, and that, along with islamophobia and other hate speech, have no place in the schools. >> our babies sometimes say hurtful things. we are mindful that all kids make mistakes. we know that our staff are not immune to missteps either, but can you just tell us in general, has anyone been terminated? in general, i can say to you that i can't speak about personnel matters. >> the superinten dent said accusations of inaction are not true. >> we do not publicly share our actions because student information is p

california republican kevin kiley grilled the superintendent on the federal complaint by the anti-defamation league and brandeis center, reading some of the alleged incidents. >> incidents include students repeatedly hearing anti-semitic comments in classrooms and hallways, such as kill the jews. non-jewish students asking jewish students what their number is referring to, numbers tattooed on jews during the holocaust, and jewish students being derided for their physical appearance and demonized as evil. >> the superintendent said there have been instances of anti-semitism, but it is not widespread, and that, along with islamophobia and other hate speech, have no place in the schools. >> our babies sometimes say hurtful things. we are mindful that all kids make mistakes. we know that our staff are not immune to missteps either, but can you just tell us in general, has anyone been terminated? in general? i can say to you that i can't speak about personnel matters. >> the superintendent said accusations of inaction are not true when investigations show that an anti-semitic event has occurred,

house republican kevin kiley of california listed the allegations and the superintendent responded, saying that among the nine formal complaints that they have received, they have taken action and those have been investigated . >> and incidents include students repeatedly hearing anti-semitic comments in classrooms and hallways, such as kill the jews, non-jewish students asking jewish students what their number is referring to. numbers tattooed on jews during the holocaust, and jewish students being derided for their physical appearance and demonized as evil. >> when investigations show that an anti-semitic event has occurred, we take action to teach correct and redirect our students. we do not publicly share our actions because student information is private and legally protected under federal and state law. as a result, some believe we do nothing. this is not true about restricting. >> the superintendent says those privacy concerns also impact teachers who have been accused of anti-semitic actions. there have been investigations, and she said there have been instances of anti-semitism he

house republican kevin kiley of california read off part of that complaint. >> incidents include students repeatedly hearing anti-semitic comments in classrooms and hallways, such as kill the jews, non-jewish students asking jewish students what their number is referring to. numbers tattooed on jews during the holocaust, and jewish students being derided for their physical appearance and demonized as evil. >> without going into too much detail, martel says a total of nine anti-semitic incidents were reported and investigated. lawmakers pressed her on if that meant any firings. >> i'm not asking you to give us names or anything, but can you just tell us in general, has anyone been terminated? >> in general, i can say to you that i can't speak about personnel matters, but i can tell you that we do follow up and we take action. >> i'm pretty sure your colleague, doctor, mr. banks, gave us an answer so you can. and i respect and appreciate that. >> but i'm not going to be able to do that. i can let you know that again, when any issue comes up, we investigate it. and pending the outcome of tha

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school district, and each time school leaders have taken action, committee members, including kevin kiley, who represents parts of the sierra in the house, pressed morthal on whether employees have been fired for any anti-semitic events. but the superintendent from berkeley argues that information is protected by state law. >> i'm not asking you to give us names or anything, but can you just tell us in general, has anyone been terminated in general, i can say to you that i can't speak about personnel matters, but i can tell you that we do follow up and we take action. i'm pretty sure your colleague, mr. banks gave us an answer. so you can. >> and i respect and appreciate that. but i'm not going to be able to do that. i can let you know that again, when any issue comes up, we investigate it. and pending the outcome of that investigation, we do take action and those actions range. >> berkeley school board released a statement of support for its superintendent, saying in part, berkeley unified school district stands against anti-semitism, islamophobia and hate in all forms. this is reiterate

with classroom instruments or keith richards playing the guitar, and jack black with bigad darsha kiley everybody see that gets at something i wanted to ask you about, which is you are living out a lot of your boyhood dreams. grow up a stones fan just like i did. and now you're playing in the sandbox with them? yeah and you go, i can't believe you got to do that. all in the name of comedy. a sunday. sit down with our buddy jimmy fallon. plus the morning's latest headlines and another life well lived. when sunday today airs, it's 6 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour on a sunday, just set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us. kyra. thanks, willie and we hope you are awake to catch willie at six tomorrow morning. and then just stick right here for your local news with us on today in the bay at seven. here is a quick look at the top stories we're following on this saturday morning, including the big commencement ceremony happening today at uc berkeley. some students now preparing for the possibility of demonstrating on their graduation day. it comes as

kiley, for 30 minutes. mr. kiley: mr. speaker, i rise to present a resolution that i'm introducing in this house and i hope will receive prompt passage and bipartisan support. the resolution reads, as follows, whereas in recent weeks, tent encampments have spread at universities across the country. these encampments are illegal and in violation of university policies. they have become rife with anti-semitic threats and acts of violence, harassment, and other disruptive behavior. some universities have responded by evenhandedly enforcing the law and clearing the encampments. they've emphasized the right of students to protest and expressed their opinions in enumerable ways by making it clear that acts in violation of the law or university rules will not be tolerated. other universities have decided to ignore the law and ignore their own policies, allowing encampments and other illegal activity associated with them to grow unchecked for weeks. encampments have made demands of universities such as divesting from companies ti

kiley: thank you to my colleague from florida.oday the education and the work force committee held a hearing with the presidents of three universities, ucla, northwestern , and rutgers. and at the hearing i joined the anti-defamation league in calling for the resignation of at least one of them. but i want to provide some reflection on what transpired today and what has transpired at several hearings we've now had. we've had the chance to hear testimony and question seven university presidents now and in addition to those three, columbia, penn, harvard and m.i.t. two of those presidents from penn and from harvard have already resigned following the hearings. and what's striking about these hearings is just how difficult it is for these university presidents to answer in a straightforward way to the clearest questions of right and wrong. and it's striking the way that they have been unable to take the most commonsense steps on their campuses to stop lawlessness and to curb this terrible rise in anti-semitism. and when you look at t

bipartisan protect reporter from exploitative spying or press act introduced in the skunk spike rat kileyof the subcommittee. and past and has been reporters are able to give assurances of confit salad to their sources. testimony protections for journalists are essential to core first amendment values. supreme court justice on a protection may choose to simply does. and the status of the two case, the court acknowledged newsgathering is that without first amendment protection but did not delineate what those protections might be. the murkiness of the decisions lead to confusion about its holding and a consistency in application. illustrating is a patchwork of federal circuit court test that is emerge in 52 years since the court's decision. the difference is an approach result in the party to build and inconsistency and compromise the ability of journalists to do the work we need them to do. without a strong first amendment protections journalists are less likely be able to engage confidential sources as fewer will come forward and when that stops image american public is less and form. de

kiley is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. kiley: i would like to share a remarkable moment from a committee hearing this week with health and human services secretary becerra. he began his testimony by saying that we can now manage covid like we do the flu. and so i asked mr. becerra, if that is true then what about these 30 colleges and universities across the country that still have covid-19 vaccine mandates, that is they require students to get a vaccine in order to enroll and will expel students who do not comply with that mandate. i asked the secretary, if it is true we can now manage covid like the flu, will you call on these 30 universities that right now in may of 2024 still have covid vaccine mandates and the secretary refused to do it. he is just fine with these institutions continuing to impose these exclusionary policies. now, at this point in time, it is so beyond the pale to continue to have these mandates that i think it's important to specifically call out the universities that still have them. we now know the

kiley: the spread of encampments and antisemitic activities is deeply, disturbing, disruptive and dangerous. we are seeing scenes that defied what i spented to see. ucla jewish students being physically blocked from going into the library and university administrators have allowed this to happen. it never should have gotten to this point. enough is enough. i am calling on university leaders to work with law enforcement to immediately clear the encampments and arrest lawmakers and put a stop. cancelling classes punishes all students and is not the answer. the education and work force committee is expanding its investigation to california and the chancellor of u.c. berkley will be testifying. we are watching our universities and hold university leadership accountable for inaction. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from hawaii seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, this f

more recently, representatives kevin kiley and jamie raskin helped with the passage of 40 to 50, the protect reporters from x-play tatum state act or press act. as mentioned, that bill passed the house this past january unanimously by voice vote under the rules and that is, as the chairman noted, after this committee had reported it favorably by a bipartisan 23-0 vote. the press act, would among other things, create a qualified federal statutory privilege that protects journalists from being compelled by a federal entity to reveal confidential sources and information. the bill also protects third- party service providers for telecommunications carriers and interactive computer services from being compelled by the government to reveal information on a journalists account or device. unfortunately, despite the house repeatedly and its strong bipartisan support, passing some ford of federal reporter field legislation, the senate has yet to act. today's hearing should be an opportunity to spur the senate to action. we are concerned that our republican colleague has squandered that chance

kiley: mr. speaker, i stand in strong support of the israel security assistance support act. president biden's threat to withhold aid from israel is reckless, unjustifiable, and indecent. it flies in the face of the bipartisan support this house recently showed for continuing support of israel. the american public understands the importance of the american-israel relationship. how it is in the national security interests of both countries. the american public understands that israel is our long-standing ally, a democracy and region that has very few of them, whereas hamas is a terrorist organization that has committed historic atrocities and would not hesitate to do so again. the president is catering to the most radical elements of his party. the sort of elements that have unleashed chaos on college campuses across this country. it is vitally important that reasonable people on both sides of the aisle come together to reassert our support for israel as it struggles against this terrorist organization. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields bac

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kiley effectiveness for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. is it, doctor am having trouble reading your last name. ford. yes, ford. i don't know if we have an answer to you as to whether there had been any professors terminated at your school for anti-semitic words or conduct. >> so the answer was that are not able to speak about personal matters alike and say do is we investigate every complaint and concern for early and thoughtfully. >> i'm not asking you to say anything but can you tell us in general has anyone been termed? >> in general i can tell you i can't speak of a personal matter that we take speed i'm pretty sure your colleague dr. banks gave an answer. >> on the kind of built do that. i'dw let you know again when an issue comes up we investigate it and pending outcome of that investigation we do take action and those actions range. >> thank you. you gave us a statement in your testimony we said any suggestion or assertion that have semitism is pervasive, that is in your district, is false. however, the brandeis center and anti-def

kiley and he's going to pick up where left off. >> good morning acting secretary trench a few secondsd maybe just to lay some groundwork. can you put me on how things are going with the implementation of the independent contractor rule? i think it is been seven weeks or so? what has to change? have there been enforcement actions, what's going on there? >> so, we have some tools in place. basically small entity guides following up on congressman moran's question to help small businesses but employers to understand the rule. >> those are educational but in terms of the department doing enforcement actions or otherwise you know, acting to enforce a new rule, what have you johnson different? >> this a classification has been a concern of the department. making sure that employees who should receive all the labor law protections to which they are entitled actually get the model for talking past each other deliberately or unintentionally let me just say i think there is a difference between somebody who sets up shop to do somethint for they have an ability. somebody sets up independent cont