it's the constant -- i moon it's the lift and twist, the lift and twist. >> the lifting and twisting is taking a toll on garbage men in the east bay. up next, we investigate complaints that a perk for homeowners is leaving workers injured. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. woersn pd >>> there is a garbage war this the east bay. sanitation workers in piedmont say they are pleased to fix unsafe conditions have gone unanswered. >> tonight her turning to our vgt i have reporter who exposed the hazards employees have faced every day for nearly a decades. >> reporter: workers we talked to say they are not just complaining. they say they have sustained life changing injuries on the job. they showed us scars from broken bones and multiple surgeries and rehab for a

it is the skon staconstant lift twisting. >> the lifting and twisting is taking a toll on the garbage nen the east bay. i'm liz wagner and we investigate a kcomplaint that a perk for homeowners is leaving workers injured. >> and right there, tomorrow, the giants home opener at at&t park. we will have you covered. >> we will see how the weather cooperates. right now, partly cloudy to mostly clouds near emeryville, but it is moving down the coast, and the first of three chances that we could be dealing with rain ahead. a look at that forecast ahead. sitaon rke iniedntsathe pls tfis >> there is a garbage war going on in the east bay. sanitation workers in piedmont say that they are having unsafe conti contigss that are unanswered. >> they say those hazards date back nearly a decade. >> guys, the workers we talked to say they are not complaining, but they have sustained life changing injuries. they have shown us scars from broken bones and rehab for the back fracture, and they say in piedmont it is not a matter of when workers are hurt, but when. you are about to see why. >> reporter: pie

up yourselves and your families and lifting up the city together you are at the essence of what we're talking about when we want success for the city we want everybody to reach by this arena and the way we're doing it i'm particularly proud of congratulations congratulation to ocii and our community-based organizations, that are working together to make sure that the outreach team and the warriors are job creation everybody is working at a high-level in order to see your success all i ask when our finished you help us to keep the door open for all the others like the contractor keeping their doors open that's how we do this in san francisco thank you for this and i - i know your training has been hard i understand you're running $5 million a week (laughter) i don't even get that one of these days i'll jog along with you after my coffee (laughter) but keeping in shape helping our families this is how we do it i'm proud of every single one of you for lifting yourselves up thank you and congratulations. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor next up i want to invite chip the chief officers f

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lift and twist. >> the lifting and twisting is taking a toll on garbage men in the east bay. wagner. up next we investigate complaints that a perk for homeowners is leerching workers injured. >>> there's a garbage war in an upscale city. sanitation workers are in pain and they're pointing the finger at piedmont. now we're turning to liz wagner to suppose the hazards they say employees face every day. >> reporter: workers say they're not just complainingp they say they've sustained life changing injuries on the job. they show us scars from broken bones and multiple surgeries and rehab for a back fracture. they say in piedmont it's not a matter of if workers get hurt, it's when. you're about to see why. piedmont's rolling hills and stately homes make it a desirable place to live, but a dangerous place to work if you're a garbage collector. >> uphills, steep hills, down steel hills. >> reporter: in most cities trucks make pickups curb side, but in piedmont any resident can pay extra for workers to retrieve bins from the backyard. >> it's mind blowing. >> reporter: mark works for

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or the orphan air lift. the children who were being adopted were for the most part going to the united states although a significant number went to europe and also australia. many if not most of them were scheduled to be adopted by families who had been going through the process for a while already. but in the end especially the last few weeks, anybody who has seen the photographs of the fall of saigon and the very end of the war and the helicopter on top of the u.s. government building, people climbing up to get in and just the complete chaos at that time, knows that nothing worked in a really organized and efficient manner. one of the results of that in terms of the baby lift was that a lot of parents at the very end of the war, vietnamese parents, were so panicked about what was going to happen to their children after the communists took over that they did whatever they could to get their children into these adoption agencies and on these planes to be adopted overseas even if it meant giving up those chil

it's the constant -- i mean, the lift and twist, lift and twist. >> the lifting and twisting is taking a toll on garbage men in the east bay. i'm liz wagner. up next we investigate complaints that a perk for homeowner is leaving workers injured. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but daddy gator can never forget. "i've got to motor out of here. this is no place to raise a child." trainbro arstefordostiincent >>> breaking news that we've been following for the last 20 minutes or so much. this is a picture of 49er cornerback tremain brock who was arrested for some sort of domestic incident. robert honda the broke that news on twitter about 10 or 15, 20 minutes ago. here's a look at what he tweeted out specifically. one of the documents with his -- as he was taken into custody. a document that robert honda showing -- you don't see too much on there, but bail him out, no bail allowed and this is a document intake. tremain brock, cornerback for the san francisco 49ers taken into custody acc

to be lifted by truck.you feel this is a problem the company wants to ignore? >> i believe it is. >> reporter: god free filed his own complaint with osha. and they were cited saying they did not provide proper training. the company says it is appealing osha's decision and won't comment. paul bennier received an anonymous e-mail from a worker last december. the city was in the process of crafting a new waste collection agreement. bennier is now making safety a priority in the new contract asking companies to minimize workers' comp. concerns and advising that bins should be carried carefully. >> that gives us the ability to awed and it hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter: what adjustments can the city make to the contract now to minimize the injury for the next year and a half of this contract? >> that's a good question. i don't have an answer. we are in a contractual relationship and it's up to the company to broke their workers and to run their operation. >> toters just jammed full. >> reporter: mark g

and twist, lift and twist. >> reporter: god free says the lifting wore out his back.en off work for five months and in physical therapy. >> i believe something came loose. it's still popping and it's very painful. >> reporter: joseph brown has had three shoulder surgeries. >> the scar is from here to here. >> reporter: carl fernandez has gone under the knife four times. he says he crushed bones in his wrist when he slipped carrying a bin down the stairs. >> i can't throw the ball for my grandchildren. i can't pickup my grandchildren. >> reporter: richmond sanitary service won the contract in 2008. while the company is delivering what it promised, the workers say it's come at a price. they point to 15 people who they believe have been injured on the job. we talked to six who say they needed rehab or surgery. >> we were never trained to lift anything. you just throw a guy out there. that's how we do it. we winged it. >> reporter: brown raised concerns to the company in 2010 writing, our issues with the lack of training and consistency are being unheard. in 2012 he told

our special lifts participate in the accompanying of caravans. and we know firsthand what's going on with the operations. to drop parameters, we still need the framework of the manitarian task force of the issg. the reconciliation process is under way thanks to the russian center. at least towns have joined. another form out of this agreement. when relevant agreements are signed by representatives of the government and leaders of militia. in this manner we are close to the conclusion and the problematic area in the city. the members of illegal armed groups and their family members re evacuated members of syria. furthermore, many fighters have decided to return to peaceful life using the declared government amnesty. it is our hope as a result of the agreement in the regional centers of power, the manner will be dealt with. he attacks are our residents alist ted due outrage across the globe. the s reduced by 9.9% and consequences are still felt today. the destabilization we are seeing now in the areas of the counget try is provoked from the northwe

that's going to lift up to the north. we are dry north of the city, but the next round of showers is pulling in from the south. it's not terribly heavy today. i want to show you with double scan, in honeybrook we have it along the pennsylvania turnpike and reading. pottstown sprinkles, showers on the northeast extension a couple of drizzle drops near doylestown the rain in trenton is lifting up to the north. in and out of the showers. let's go outside, we have constant cloud cover out there. we're live in chester looking at the talen energy stadium. we have clouds up above. no rain in chester. temperatures 54 degrees, the dewpoint 41 degrees, the pressure is holding steady. the winds out of the east/northeast. it's the easterly component that's making it feel damp and cloudy out there. look at the winds out there. i noticed it was breezy on the terrace. ten miles in philadelphia. 14 in wilmington and dover. 21 in sea isle city that's sustained winds right now. 14 miles per hour in atlantic city. you see the motion of it o

so, with time, this does thankfully begin to lift north. but on the flip side, it is headed our way. so we have to deal with it ourselves. i don't think we have to deal with it for as long, however. many of you actually dry right now. you do have rain currently moving through, just north of i95, northern chester, delco, now into bhont gum are you bucks counties, so you'll maybe walk out the door with actual roads or rain falling. fifty-three the temperature at the airport, generally mid 50's elsewhere. but don't expect much movement on the thermometer, we only flirt with 60 at best today. normal high by this time of the year, meisha, about 67. so we are shy of what's average. just rainy, windy,. >> rainy. >> icky. >> looking ahead to when we can finally break the patterns. >> gross, no other way to say it, gross, so over the rain, so over the rain, right? >> all right. well, good morning, everyone, happy tuesday, take a look at this live shot. so this is a water main break in kingsessing southwest philly, it happened, started around 3:00 a.

the european parliament begins proceedings to lift marine le pen's immunity over misused funds. the institution believes a fake job scandal has cost the institution nearly 5 million euro's. amid growing concerns over north korea's weapons test, the u.s. sanctions toup pressure p on yang to resume dialogue over its nuclear program. also coming up this hour, the white house calls it the biggest tax reform in u.s. history. we will also have our campaign beat magazine. stay tuned. you are watching live from paris. less than a fortnight before round two of french presidential elections. the campaign between emmanuel macron and his far right rival marine le pen is moving up again. macron took aim at his opponent, accusing her of pretending to represent the people while in fact being the heir to her father's political party. macron warned residents against the danger of nationalism. earlier on wednesday, emmanuel macron was heckled by workers at a whirlpool appliance factory. this followed a visit by marine le pen. she upstaged her arrival by turning up unannounced before him and holdi

as the front lifts closer, the winds will pick up on the backside of this.es through, a couple of showers likely later in the day. monday, sun and cooler high pressure back in control. if you look at the easter sunday over the last 20 years. the warmest easter we had a temperature of 84 degrees in 2011. the coldest set back in 2007, 40 degrees. tomorrow we're forecasting a high of 85. if we hit that that could be the warmest easter in philadelphia on record. future tracker 6 you can see by noon tomorrow we have a clear sky it's comfortable outdoors, good for the easter egg hunt. by 6:30, the front comes through, showers are likely tomorrow evening and into tomorrow knight. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the majority of the day tomorrow is dry, enjoy it. it will be warm for easter. summer into spring. it will be windy, as well. high temperature of 85. breezy and pleasant. monday, 75 degrees, sunny and seasonable, tuesday, 67. wednesday the pattern gets unsettled. cloudy high of 65. showers are likely. thursday, lots of clouds and a couple of sh

that's the lcl lift con-- lifted condensation level and being see the flat bottom and lift means that's the point where the moisture-- atmosphere is moist enough to get condensation and below that it's too lie and that's a stable enviable viermt. the fore-- envinyl. forecast for the -- environment. the forecast for the ball game is better. tonight cool and jacket weather but partly cloudy and no rain dry from the sky. and winds blowing the right way. not south coming into the ball park but blowing out. 7 a.m., i say the right way the ball will have more carry. on friday you will make 60 degrees. look at the day in sap fran on friday and the afternoon. 62 degrees mostly sunny in san francisco oakland and hayward and a lot of other cities. see you back here and we will look at the holiday forecast because it looks like we will get part of the weekend wet. see you back here. >>> it may say april on the cal end der but near lake -- calendar but near lake tahoe the roads are being plowed and people are shoveling their driveways in nevada county a and homes are upped several feet of snow. >>

that is something that russia would like to see lifted. whatever the truth of the russian interference during our election campaign and we know there are rumors going on. of russiantion meddling, russia possibly can attributed towards president trump's victory did have an impact on the white house, and we have seen a real change in some of the rhetoric we have heard about russian in the evaluations of russia. i would say that whatever the isth is this counterproductive to russian policy interests in terms of trying to improve relations with the you -- united states. i think there was the expectations that the kremlin had been very much lower, they were much more realistic. there is a realization there will be no reset government no new grand bargain and the least we can do will be to normalize our relationship you -- to a what we can discuss -- at point going backwards. this means establishing regular channels of communication, many of which were broken off during part of the obama admintration . dialogue on difficult issues. visit the res

and that little line will continue to lift north.ow think we'll catch at least lull in the action for the next couple of hours, many locations, the problem is, though, again there is storm is far from through with us, and the heaviest yet to even make its arrival. outside right now, well, you certainly aren't going to see a heck of a lot of sun. but the light of day is currently up here at pleasant valley, middle and high school. 48 degrees, chilled in the air, out of the east northeast, see it changing right before your very eyes, because these are live observations coming into us. but, regardless, that said, everybody will want to walk out the door with a jacket, and some rain gear. because, again, even though it may not be raining at the moment, it will with time. at least you'll be out for the rest of the day, do you have at least couple of hour window generally, where perhaps you can get away without it if you have got maybe just couple of morning errands to run, rain will pick up in intensity, i say the window south to north be

we find workers pulling and lifting trash bins up hills and downstairs. they say the problem is the containers aren't meant to be lifted by hand. and we uncovered complaints from workers that the company failed to train them to lift the bins without getting hurt. and employees point to more than a dozen serious injuries since the company's contract with the city began in 2008. >> what adjustments can the city make to the contract now to minimize worker injury for the next year and a half of this contract? >> we're in a contractual relationship and it is up to the company to protect their workers and to run their operation. >> reporter: the city administrator said piedmont is now making safety a priority in future deals with waste collection contractors, but coming up at 11:00, we expose where state inspectors are now agreeing with workers, finding the company failed to correct unsafe conditions on their pickup routes. janelle. >> thanks, liz. if you have a tip, give us a call at 888-996-tips and send a e-mail to nbcbayarea.com. >>> the dog was lost at sea

we see this one band of rain lifting through here.he other showers and periods of rain are a bit further down to the south but all of this is working its way into our region today t let's show you the motion here of satellite6 and action radar. stuck in the clouds. you've got this on-shore flow. we continue to have these periods of rain through the morning. currently 53 degrees right now in philadelphia. 47 in mount pocono. 54 in millville. temperatures aren't budging very far today. it's kind of a chilly day. we're staying in the 50's. periods of rain. add a chilly wind and it's just nasty. looks like the heaviest rain will be late this morning into the later afternoon hours. kind of a shrug of moisture working its way through. we'll slow you -- show was that looks like on future future tracker6 and when we'll see sun again. but it's in that seven day. >> the nfl draft preparations it was pouring a half hour ago as you know, karen, not pouring anymore so we've got that going for us here on eakins oval but not a whole lot else because

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lift this up. brilliant. and then down.the towels down yet because i don't know where we are sitting. sure. but when we sit down, i'll have to cover the furniture. that's fine, yeah. how do you both feel now with me covered in germs? how is that making you feel, this very moment? well, i've got, like, butterflies, but anxious butterflies. yeah. i can't wait for you to go. thank you very much! i love you too. despite their anxiety, they've allowed us to put up cameras affects them. both have been diagnosed with ocd. for lesley, the condition means she's compelled to constantly clean her house. you're safe to sit down now. tell me how your day unravels. well, i don't go to bed — i sleep on the settee, for a start — because the obsessiveness is on my mind all the time. i don't relax enough to go to bed. because, as soon as it's light, i need to get up and start. and i'm emotionally drained before i start because i know what i've got to do. and start what, exactly? well, there's the hoovering, the dusting, the dusting off the w

but that's lifting through here.est of the morning commute will be in -- we'll be in and out of the clouds and some rain but you can see that heavier rain is down to the south. the heaviest of the rain late this morning into the afternoon hours. let's show you what this is going to look like with these temperatures. it's 53 right now in philadelphia. 54 no allentown and millville. you've got a strong breeze out of the east-northeast. it's just feeling like a chilly wind, a nasty day today with periods of rain on and off. we have some rain moving through right now. you're not going to be driving through the rain the entire morning commute. you'll kind of be in and out of these periods. it looks like the wettest time period later this morning into the early afternoon. a high of 58 with that chilly wind it will feel even cooler. we'll show you what this looks like on future tracker6, try to help you time your morning and evening commutes coming up in a few minutes, matt. >> absolutely pouring right now right here by the

each day we will see these systems kind of lift a little bit more northward. so with that in mind mostly cloudy to the south we'll get some partly sunny skies. but the ridge is trying to build in and it's also going to give us a rather breezy pattern. 40s and 50s here. glenn ellen's in there. west at 15. northwest. that's going to be the theme here again today. mostly cloudy, a little breezy at times and temperatures staying on the cool side. we're almost out of this pattern here. 60s on the temps to near 70 for a few. >>> 4:01 good morning. >>> good morning, steve. >> how are you, sal? >> i'm well. you know, it's tuesday and we don't have a lot of traffic going on. i do want to mention that the tracy commute is going to be okay and there are no major problems. let's go out and take a look and you can see westbound 80 and traffic is moving along well as you drive through the tracy community. that's my alarm. i kept putting it on snooze. >> sal, you have a phone call. oh, that's your alarm. >> i kept putting it on snooze. >>> let's talk about the bay bridge tol

we're seeing a cell lifting north out of tabernacle, southeast of the 206/70 circle there. it's pushing east at are 5 miles per -- 5 miles per hour. where you see the patch of yellow, the shower is steady, and more steadier rain is working into south jersey in salem and gloucster county. as i've been mentioning all morning, the coverage will expand over the neck to hours, we'll see pockets of heavier rain. a couple of areas could see brief, and steady shower. the temperature is raw, 51 in pottstown. 53 in malvern. 54 in glassboro. 53 in fortescue cumberland county. forecast for today, lots of clouds, morning rain, leftover showers, get used to the wet weather because there's more of it in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll have the details in just a few minutes. >> look forward to the update. folks, 6:02 a.m. new information to tell you about this morning, someone shot a man sitting on the front porch. police are working to track down the shooter. this happened outside a house at 18th and susquehanna streets around 2:15 a.m. detectives say a man walked up to

that is lifting south to north. the pattern and the trend.ice that as this will lift to the morning. period of rain tonight and tomorrow morning. even tomorrow evening some rain. late tomorrow and wednesday the system will pull away. but by the afternoon if it holds together we clear out nicely. it's wet tonight and wet tomorrow and cool. we start to transition wednesday. for later in the week, looking benter. the mid-80's. the wine and the food festival. it will make it to 90. it could be a stray storm. but isolated. it's nothing widespread. jonathan: big turn-around. thank you. all right. if you are waiting for the "hamilton" official date at the kennedy center. here they are. the musical coming to d.c. june 12 through september 16, 2018. tickets don't go on sale to the general public until march of 2018. you have some time. in "in the heights" and the "color purple" will also be there for 2017-2018 season. robert: coming up in sports, they have a hill to climb, the penguins. but john wall is not gi night. what he has to say about bradley b

it's been a heavy lift. so it feels so amazing to stand before you to say, finally, we made it we are here for the ribbon cutting ceremony and incredibly long overdue. as we begin to we envision the southeast of san francisco, a significant portion of our vision has to do with open space and parks. so this is not the end but only the beginning of more to come. as all of you know, this past has not been easy you heard about the 13 pieces of legislation that we had to introduce. i want to recognize my staff that is helped me from day one on this. first of all andrea breslin is no longer with my office, but she was significant in ushering this project through from start and almost to finish. i want to thank uriel chan is here with us today who's been significant hand in getting this project to the finish line. it's truly taking a village to make daggett park a reality. it's taken years of collaboration a patients, support and advocacy from the residence. from the community, my office the mayor's office has been

all this lifts north by 9:00 a.m. as we continue to advance this by late this morning into the first part of the afternoon, a lot of this pulls away, we're stuck in the clouds with leftover showers and patchy drizzle by 2:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m., lots of clouds and leftover drizzle and shower or two around. overnight tonight, the skies begin to open up a little bit. that will set up a decent day tomorrow. you see a lot of clouds, these are the high, thin clouds, the sun shines through that, that's pretty much the sunday from start to finish. today a miserable day, not so much, monday and tuesday we see the rain increase from the south. rainfall totals from today through tonight. not too much north and west, perhaps a quarter of an inch, half inch in the city of philadelphia, swells the -- as well as the i-95 corridor. millville, 1.28. the model has wildwood close to 3 inches of rain. that may be a little bit overdone, but you get the idea, the steadier heavier stuff will fall over south jersey and delaware over the next 36

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you've got tillerson there, whose only reason for being there is lifting these sanctions so that they can drill for oil. and so you are talking about a president who said he was going to drain the swamp. he's filling up the swamp with those are aligned with him. it's all about money. follow the dollar. >> i want to talk about that because you've raised tillerson a few times on the program. obviously there's a connection there. tillerson got the order of friendship from vladimir putin. they negotiated a massive oil deal. it is subject to the sanctions, and exxon actually applied for a waiver from those sanctions. but my understanding is that it essentially has been held up as of now even though the trump government is in control. doesn't that counteract the sort of -- the working theory that you have? >> no, absolutely not. as a matter of fact, there was all this talk about putin would probably not meet with tillerson when he was in moscow. i told everybody, he's going to meet with him. i had no hesitation about thinking like that because they're friends. they're allies. tillerson is t

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to lift an adult male up onto the platform. did you feel adrenaline? know. >> julie: you seem so relaxed about it. >> i did what i had to do. i don't think the adrenaline rush people talk about was there. it just happened. >> julie: >> julie: gut instinc. a lot of people were standing by saying, oh, my god. did anyone else pitch and or did you get any applause? >> i don't remember. >> julie: new yorkers have tunnel vision, unfortunately, no pun intended seeing that it happened in the subway, but this definitely brings to light there are good samaritans out there. certainly, you're not a new yorker with a headset on oblivious to his surroundings. do we know how this guy is doing? >> i don't know appeared once the emts came, i gave them all the information i could. they took him to the hospital and from that point, i don't know. i don't know his name or where he came from. we think he was visiting from the city, but we don't know. >> julie: we hope he somehow gets in touch with you to give you the hugest thank you because you really truly saved his life.

all the lock downs are lifted and people are allowed to leave the elementary school and we see traffic still from people living as well. and the woman you heard about her 13-year-old daughter inside of the home. both her daughter and their dog was able to go to a next door neighbor's home and staying with them now and the lock down in the neighborhood has not been lifted. annie mckofrmic, channel 6 "action news." >> we want to go live to wilmington where this procession is now arriving at the division of forensic sciences in the city as you can see enormous respect but very much a somber scene. as this procession now comes in off the highway to deliver the body of this state trooper who was killed by three gunshots earlier today in bear, delaware. this is the most that the men and women live in fear off not just for their own lives but the lives of their brothers and sisters. it happened today to delaware state police. this is the scene in wilmington and of course we urge you to stay with "action news" for updates on this developing story. not just on the air but also at our website at

they are trying to lift the offer from 8% to 10%. i want to bring back a roundtable.an, kathy and stephen. kathy, we had this big wall of debt come into the market and the market just suck it all right up. is that going to continue? kathy: we think it's going to continue early into the year because the in-flows, the mutual funds for corporate debt has been very strong. 15 consecutive weeks of weekly in-flows. and as long as that's the case, demand will be driven, they'll go out and buy up all the corporate bonds they can buy to satisfy that demand. jonathan: stephen. stephen: i think that's right. the demand for u.s. investment grade is very strong at the moment. you are starting to see a little bit of cracks abroad. it deals with japan that is hawkish but by and large the demand from mutual funds remains strong. jonathan: who is getting a better deal here, the issuer or the buyer? brian: long term the buyer. in the short term the issuer since we've seen spreads retract quite a bit over the last eight months. long term, there's some, you know, secular demographics and

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