she lays national electricity coordinator says it has restored about a quarter of electrical supply to its grid. that after mass a power outage on tuesday left millions of people in the dark. the blackout brought public transport to a standstill and caused a major disruption to crucial industrial sectors. the interior ministry even declared the state of emergency and put an overnight curfew in place in the effect and regions. chili's biggest blackout in over a decade, left millions without electricity, streetlights in the capital were not working. and the san diego metro which transports over 2000000 people in a day was closed. leading to long queues for buses across the capital. not a big deal. there is nothing, no cash money metro, nothing. we were just having lunch and all the lights went off. major blackout like this is highly unusual and truly the country of nearly 20000000 goes to one of the best power networks in the region. i was scared. i thought something happened because i saw everybody going out onto the street. the government has ruled out an attack or sabotage, as the rea

. >> reporter: the national electric vehicle infrastructure program 500,000 public ports by 2030, but. spread across 60 stations nationwide. >> we'll revoke the electric vehicle mandate. >> reporter: the trump administration pulling the plug on the program, ordering states to suspend building new charging stations. an order that could benefit elon musk's tesla, which has the largest network of charging stations and could now face less competition. tesla did not reply to our request for comment. would you like to see more around the area? >> yeah. >> reporter: those betting on the network left frustrated. >> you're dependent on the high-speed chargers and if one goes down, you're waiting in line. i get anxious about that. >> reporter: brian chung, pennsylvania, nbc news. >>> the good news about the couple behind one of the biggest films of the year, sitdown with the director and cowriter of "the brutalist," next. betterg starting within 5 minutes. it also reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler... for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor i

. >> reporter: the national electric vehicle infrastructure program promised 500,000 public chargingit's opened just 268, spread across 60 stations nationwide. >> we will revoke the electric vehicle mandate. >> reporter: the trump administration pulling the plug on the program nor now, ordering states to suspend building new charging stations. an order that could benefit elon musk's tesla,hich has the country's largest private network of fast-charging stations and now could stand to face less competition. tesla did not reply to our request for comment. as an ev driver, would you like to see more stations like this around the area. >> of course, yeah. >> reporter: tonight, ev owners who had been betting on a built-out national network left frustrated. >> you're dependent on the high-speed chargers, and if one or two of them go down, you're waiting in line. and, yeah, i get anxious over that. >> reporter: brian cheung, nbc news, pittston, pennsylvania. >>> when we come back tonight, there is good news about the couple behind one of the biggest films of the year. our sit-down with the d

[applause] [applause] on top of that, $2 million to the national electric infrastructure program reading better network of public order for the frequently used orders. [applause] [applause] this is the kind of teamwork and success happens when we get down and focus on what works and refused to waver in our commitments for the sustainable future are going to keep fighting climate change and to strengthen our defenses for the changes upon us. last year's wildfire season is another reminder of that threat start 2024 wildfires burned over 1.9 million acres and cost $350 million for the highest articles. two things to be better prepared. first, dedicated reserves to manage wildfire suppression and ongoing funding for wildfire negation and readiness rooms. my budget recommends $150 million from ending to go reserves instead of normal allocations. we need 130 million every two years and provide resources for the reduction strategies and responsibly fund ongoing resources and stabilize partnership the backbone of the protection. i hope all of us can work together to guarantee ongoing resources t

this is what happens we just heard from ecuador is national national electric federal council that said that this was a peaceful day of voting across the country. that almost 89 percent of ecuador ends at this cast a vote to remember that voting is mandatory in the country. there were worries about the possibility of electoral violence. the given the very critical security situation in the country president then yeah, no, boy, i think comes in precedent this running. and this election even went as far as the shutting down, closing the border with both the columbia and federal will do it to avoid the said eventually, attacks coming from crime groups in those countries. but everything has gone down peacefully. a 100000 troops have been deployed to protect this election. and we just saw an exit full from a private consultants and ask whether for one of the main uh, tv news networks there. and the best actually for which we have to take, obviously, with a grain of salt seas. danielle and noble heads, the curtains price. you then to not only that, but the winning with the $50.00. 1 percent o

and they generate approximately 20% of the nation's electricity. so we are indeed a very large producer of nuclear power in the world scheme of things, but we have some very good partners around the world in france and japan and some of the other western countries that are really good at it as well. within the u.s., we have reactors in 28 different states. illinois leads that with 11 reactors. pennsylvania has nine. california has one. it used to have two. and we're lucky we have the one. as they had a recent just five-year extension on the life of what's called diablo canyon. so its useful life is at least 30, maybe 40 more years, or beyond that with retrofitting. i hope we can hang on to that because that alone represents in just my home state, california, 9% of the grid with just one plant. can you imagine knocking that out and removing 9% off the grid? it provides 24/7, 24 hours, seven days a week, 365 days a year power. you don't have to wait for the wind to blow, you don't have to wait for the sun to come up or the clouds to part. it's reliab

for a legislative fly in with national electrical contractors association.e had done some lobbying and we were talking about 529's and how imperative it is to create the next generation of worker and i met with a member and i felt like he was not very interested in what we are talking about and i felt like i could do that job. never thinking that i would end up doing it. and i had a very successful company and a girlfriend at a time that tolerated me throwing myself into the political gauntlet. that was not something i was looking at doing especially at this point in my life. it goes back to the first statement, to whom much is given, much is required. i want to get back to northeastern pennsylvania. >> what is it about running a business to lend -- that lends itself to being a lawmaker? rep. bresnahan: we are a union electrical contractor. i come from the operating engineer background. the big reason we were able to grow so quickly was because of our relationships with our trade partners. i always consider myself a pragmatic and common sense solution orient

this comes after the trump administration already cut off federal funds for the national electric vehicle charging network, which leaves elon musk's tesla unchallenged as the largest charging network in the country. never mind that he took huge u.s. government subsidies to build tesla and to build that charging network. now. now that he's done that and he's the biggest game in town, the trump administration is pulling up the ladder so nobody else can compete with him. nice work if you can get it, check that one off the list. the faa chairman who grounded musk's starship rocket program after it catastrophically disintegrated on a botched launch and sprayed debris all over the caribbean and caused the diversion of dozens of flights. musk had repeatedly demanded that that faa, faa chair should resign. he resigned on inauguration day, and aviation security has been awesome ever since. right? at the fda, they have fired the people who were overseeing elon musk's neuralink brain implant company at the usda. they fired the inspector general who was investigating neuralink for its animal experime

nationals. electric grid cybersecurity funded by doe and the university with p.r.c. nationals developing the software. with cybersecurity for the electrical grid. we stop to that as soon as we found out that had been done. and i won't go through the details. it is an example that people were not thinking. at the department when they were issuing funding, summing that i think is common sense. it comes down to rules and proper oversight so that people don't do things. >> if we don't have the staff to catch it. chair. lee: senator king. sren. kin -- sen. king: the focus has been a national security. on the other hand there's opportunity cost of excluding talent that could be important in furthering our own interests in terms of technological development. ms. richmond, talk to me about that. it seems we need to find a path between total exclusion and being cognizant of national security risks not exclude people who can make a significant contribution to our national welfare. you see what i'm trying to find. ms. richmond: senator king thank you for that question. there are

unstable electricity prices have created great uncertainty for people and the problems and the legion business and industry. for the center party. it is crucial that we take back and national control of electricity policy. so the low, unstable electricity prices, again, become a good for norwegian household and a competitive advantage for norwegian businesses. we say that enough is enough. this is the limit. we are doing this to change norwegian electricity policy and created by stomach where we can take steps that can give us low unstable electricity prices in no way that we should not give up more power to the e u. and this is happening at a time when the most right wing party in the country. that would be the progress party is breathing down their necks at the polls currently has a massive lead. so the hill that this establishment friendly prime minister apparently wants to die on, is this idea of abiding by non negotiable you regulations that it can't pick and choose. and the p. m apparently figure that the best way to handle that situation was just to white night for the interest of a super national institution. that would be the you of which norway isn't even officia

a national event, mute electrical problem. i get in touch with you on the tour. mute, there's so process loops . this could be covered by sky. you know, if angela doesn't shut down there. so says william says you back the the welcome back across stock where all things are considered on peter roosevelt's remind you were discussing the german elections, the okay, let's go back to assemble to our dear guest studies you were making a point. and i didn't want to cut you off, so going ahead. so in terms of the economy, the 2 things i would say is, i personally believe that the german economy can only get out of its carbons very deep structural cries is that everybody been audited. this is not an ordinary recession. if 2 things happen, one is they have to be of us a desperate, and i don't think this cold list, i'm going to be able to, to give us a dead break because they don't have a majority to change the constitution that they won't be able to get the opposition to go long. the 2nd factor is it would have to repair the relationship

was almost a democratic nation, and a banking institution, it was a major christian nation there democratic electric -- elected government and it was taken down by hezbollah and all of those gangs. the only future that these palestinians have is an economic future. that can only happen if their country is developed where there is no underground tunnels, where the kids are not raised to hate israel and trump is and what a nation built, trump once a peaceful area just like he did with the abraham accord. his job right now is to figure out where they go in the meantime, to leverage that and make sure that he quote, works with the partners and the region to get some kind of conclusion where there is ultimately peace. >> do you have a better idea? >> the two stay solution we have all wanted for decades is elusive and unfortunately it will continue to be so. lots of people have tried to get it done and have failed. not just in the u.s., not a huge issue for tony blair dedicated his career trying to do this and could not pull it off. no, i don't personally think there is a better solution at this moment. b

electricity. one of the main reasons why president trump declared a national energy emergency was not just the price was we are in a dangerous situation where demand is going up at record levels for electricity and it has driven a lot by ai and supply has been going down because we have had regulatory effect and investor pressure in some cases where our independent system of electrical providers decided, hey, i will retire this stuff early because i'm getting so much pressure, you know, to retire certain kinds of electricity generation. i will just turn that off now. the plan is still good for another 10 years. it was low cost, it was affordable, it was persistent but i will just shut it down now i have too many people protesting. the one thing that we have to understand is this happened in germany. germany shut down all of their fossil fuel production and said we will just buy our natural gas from russia. one thing that we do know now is cyber attacks they just referenced, russia has been running cyber attacks fueling the idea that all of our persistent baseload must be shut down. when elon musk bo

it saves a decision by the city to invest most of a 20000000 euro drawn from the national lean program and electric buses just isn't effective enough. movies say that electric buses are the answer to the quality problem. almost everyone says no, you know, 200 buses. what easy to sanction, but they're not solving the problem. money has gotten or spend. so we feel that hyper local is going to let the focus be get read. the problem is in the meantime, so he needs energy is doing what she can. she has set up an air purifying in the home to protect coast of and her family. and every time she stepped out with us on michigan shows that he's all mazda, as long as the policy makers felt implement effective solutions, people have no choice, but to protect themselves, as best as they can. speaking, love health, what we eat and what we breed. i probably at the very core of boxes, it could have, imagine your food reaching directly to your plate from the fall. nor toxins know can because just fresh, clean, organic food. well, that's always like a dream to me or at the very best, a bunch of big exercise. let's he

i would like to thank our sponsor the national rural electric cooperative association are nca for theirday's programming as we just heard a moment ago america is at an energy crossroads we just heard a lot about the power demands placed upon the grid and the reliability of our electric grid hangs in the balance. ceo jim matheson is here to talk about the energy policies that could address challenges. thank you so much for joining us today. >> it's great to be here. >> and rca represents more than i had a private not-for-profit consumer electric co-ops which provide electricity services for 42 million people in 47 states. engines on the list of compliments is quite long but notably also served as senate representative for utah for seven times. we are thrilled to have him for the conversation let's dive in and are you ca represents electrical specifically focused on rural regions can be quickly explain how the co-ops differ from municipal or private electricity provider drivers and how they help meet the needs for rural community. >> i think the key difference is the cooperative model, th

a virtual public hearing this morning looked at why californians pay the highest electricity rates in the nation. the chair of the little hoover commission said electricity rates in the state are roughly twice the national average, and over the last five years, prices have risen rapidly. uc berkeley's severin borenstein said that a major driver of the cost increase is climate change and wildfires. >> most of the increases are due to things that climate change is already doing to california, and most of that is wildfires. that is doing things to reduce wildfire risk and to pay for past wildfires. and i'll take a sidebar. >> this is the first in a series of hearings on energy costs by the commission. the bipartisan board is charged with looking at ways to promote efficiency and improve service in state government. >> new. at noon, president trump welcomed prime minister. british prime minister keir starmer to the white house today. peace talks with the war in ukraine were at the top of the agenda. the prime minister is hoping to convince the trump administration that ukrainian and european leaders

the three baltic nations are now operating in what's to the wider european electrical system.tended cooking methods. sounds delicious. i didn't get my invite. you my invite. thank you for watching news. saturday my invite. thank you for watching bbc news. saturday has been a dull day with rain and drizzle. if you went high been a dull day with rain and driz hills, you went high irete. . been a dull day with rain and driz hills, some ent high irete. . been a dull day with rain and driz hills, some wintry h irete. . the hills, some wintry nurse over the past 2a hours, this in county durham is too part in county durham is too metres above sea and few flurries. for most, just a few flurries. for most, just rain falling from cloud. in not a in the scotland, not a cloud in the sky, a beautiful day. we have had a ridge of high pressure and we will keep the clear skies in the night. cold and overniht. further frosty overnight. further extensive low cloud, south, extensive low cloud, turning misty with rain and drizzle pretty extensively. temperatures stay just about freezing. in scotl

the power act in section 216 creates national interest electric transmission corridor's that can be creativehrough the department of energy. ferc is eliminated authority to site projects within those specific core doors. the department of energy is going to the process of designating those core doors. there are only three of them so far. what we see from the differences between the natural gas regulations and the transmission regulations is that -- >> if you don't mind making a list. sorry, i have to use all of my time on this one. >> the transmission -- >> thank you you. mr. harrell, you say looming transmission shortage -- you recommend permitting new lines will be necessary. you have suggested there are ways to move more electrons over existing power lines. how much growth can we have in grid availability from moving more electrons over the same lines versus how much do we need to solve by building new? >> thank you for your leadership in these areas, we need both when push comes to shove. the scale of the amount of work we will have to do over the coming decades here is immense. new tran

i spent almost three decades in tech, would have raised more than 1% of the electricity in the nationhings related to technology. but that is changing. it is changing with artificial intelligence. you may say, hey, we have had data centers before, what is the big deal with artificial intelligence? well, a data center being utilized to generate artificial intelligence is really a manufacturing plant. it is manufacturing intelligence. it is different than, hey, we are just processing a blue cross blue shield health care claims and handling an amazon shopping request. this is manufacturing intelligence. when you manufacture intelligence, that is a base capability that touches every once in every company in every industry. it touches every good job -- every job in state government. in education, health care, research, you name it. the people manufacturing and diligence have the ability to pay more for electricity than everybody because, guess what, selling intelligence is a very profitable business. they are able to pay more than someone who might say i want to heat my home and turn the l

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take the when it comes to this and tangling itself from the ukraine, conflicts quite electricity from some national security adviser says the us wants to return on its investment and flow to the idea of getting its hands on kids natural refills. we need to recruit those costs and that there's going to be a partnership with the ukrainians in terms of their rare or their natural resources and their oil and gas and also buying ours. uh, those conversations are going to happen this week. and uh, and for, i think an underlying principle here is that the europeans have to own this conflicts going forward. president trump is going to end it. and then in terms of security guarantees that is squarely going to be with the european. how well, according to the white house, donald trump, has expressed interest in acquiring a ukrainian, a rare minerals in exchange for the aid from the united states. now sold from added that so he wants to ensure the security of those supplies. and apparently ukraine is, are ready to help him that according to reports, to mostly from the western the media. are you craze proposal

refinery outage in northern california are contributing to that increase while the national average call. so electricity at public ev charging station remain steady. $0.35 per kilowatt hour. still ahead, the kron morning news. new worries about a so called damage. >> symptoms and disease is one of on the lookout for. plus, the toxicology report has been the least and deadly piedmont crashed involving tesla truck. what was found in the driver's life. and after the break in ocean, light on potential early favorites for next year's gubernatorial race. what the numbers have to save on former vice president kamala harris. we'll be right kamala harris. we'll be right back. i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? i will never forget the picture that i have, cashback like a pro with ci'm the only oneimited. that's not smiling. even though i'm with my close friends, i felt alone. i didn't feel pretty, i d

some parts of chile are still out of electricity after a near nation—wide outage on tuesday left millionsen. apple ceo tim cook says the company may have to change its diversity practices, just minutes ending dei programs. big tech firms like meta and amazon have already ended or rolled back policies like using race and sex in hiring decisions. president trump has criticised dei policies as discriminatory. let's turn to the middle east now. negotiators in cairo say an agreement has been reached hostages held by hamas. hamas accused israel of deliberately disrupting meanwhile, gaza's civil defence agency says in the last two freezing temperatures. travels to israel as part of a tour of the region. let's start with the of the release of confirmation ofrthetrelease of prisoners. confirmatien oftthetreleaseof - m— these prisoners. good news. tomorrow. _ these prisoners. good news. tomorrow, thursday, - these prisoners. good news. | tomorrow, thursday, hamas will hand over four bodies of hostages. in return for the hostages. ln return for the detainees who were delayed detainees who were suppo

our nation has never produced more electricity, oil, and gas than we are producing right now. this all-of-the-above approach to energy, using everything, including solar, wind, geothermal, is keeping energy prices as low as possible for working families, but at the same time recognizing that climate change is real and moving towards a clean energy future. excluding coal, the u.s. produced more energy than any other country in the history of the world in 2023. it appears that some in this administration are determined to undo that progress, despite american leadership in energy, the president signed an executive order on his first day declaring a national energy emergency. that sounds dramatic, almost theatrical, because it's meant to be. let's call this political theater for what it is, an attempt to accelerate oil and gas projects, while at the same time holding back our refubl energy -- renewable energy. there are things we need to be doing to keep energy cleaner, prices lower, and to cement american energy independence. for starters, we need to increase energy production, w

also, meantime, the national average cost of electricity at public ev charging stations.still steady at $0.34 per kilowatt hour. keeping that down. well, speaking of high gas prices, nba superstar jimmy butler, who was recently traded from miami to the war years here in san francisco. >> he's crying foul, too. when it comes to these high prices at the pump. >> it says rate, robbery. >> want to get some of this gas back. going tell him that up with the wall gathered here get a refund. >> california see the how much $135. okay. well, you know, i want to see james, the car. does whatever it is leading in the you know, they the good stuff. yeah. 145 a lot of social media users actually quick to comment offering actually little sympathy for butler as he's filling up his. here we go. 3.6 million dollar bugatti. okay oppaga he also signed contract extension that's going to about 55 million dollars for the next 2 seasons so he can afford it. yes, but i like the fact is also recognizing our pain. he's feeling rpc leaves not in pain, but i appreciate he's feeling our pain and he's

alternatively the power act is section 216 and national interest electric transmission that can be throughnt of energy and they have a limited authority to cite projects within the specific quarters, the energy is going to the process of needing the quarters but there are only three of them so far. what we see from the differences from the natural gas regulation in the transmission and regulation. >> if you don't mind making it less so i don't have to use all my time. >> the transmission. >> thank you. you recommended permitting new lines and that necessary and how did you balance those and availability from moving more electrons over the same line and how much we will solve by building new we need both when push comes to shove, the scale of the amount ability will have to do for the coming decades is immense and new transmission and capacity. >> with the big new progress is most likely to be made is a building new or is it more new technology that allow electrons to run more smoothly over. >> given the scale of raising demand morgan to build significant and more energy infrastructure tran

meanwhile, the national average cost of electricity at steady at $0.34 per kilowatt hour. look at just how much more expensive it is here in the bay area. then miami, where he was traded from to join the warriors. in fact, it took to social media to cry foul. take a look. >> robbery. >> i'm trying to get some of this gas back. going tell him that up with the wall gathered here to get a refund. >> and we did the math 20 to 20 gallon tank in miami would have cost them about a little more than 83. maybe 85 bucks and hear trump. it cost him 145. okay. but when you up and when he said he's sick of a town that put the wrong gas and here they give me back. if you want gas in your bugatti. >> i think that's what have look at stuff. bugatti. there's like 3 to 5 million dollar qatar. a lot of people it's mess made sure to remind him of that. but but okay and he can afford it, which is great because we're you're signed him what it was like. 55 million. okay. so that's a lot of gas. but he does feel the pain everybody goes sympathize. the latino community foundation held a town hall t

the national average cost of electricity at public ev charging stations remain steady at $0.34 per kilowattr. and state senator dave cortese is calling for an audit of the metropolitan transportation commission and the bay area toll authority. but each airs, the senate transportation committee, he says both agencies need to be held accountable for toll increases and taxpayer spending. recent toll hikes, including a $2.50 increase on bay area. bridges have raised concerns about the use of funds originally designated for bridge maintenance. is he says an audit is necessary to ensure transparency, especially with upcoming tax proposals in 2026. >> still ahead 4 news at noon, the immigrant community raising concerns over reports of ice agents in the bay area. san jose mayor matt mahan joins live to discuss. the break. doctors are worried about a so-called quad demick symptoms diseases to be on the symptoms diseases to be on the lookout. hank used to suffer from what felt like a cold & flu medicine hangover in the morning. ha ha. haha! then he switched to mucinex nightshift. mucinex is uniquely

meanwhile, the national average cost of electricity at public ev charging stations is holding steadylowatt hour. well, nba superstar jimmy butler knows exactly how much gas in the bay area costs him. he was recently traded from miami to the golden state warriors and he's crying foul. and when it comes to filling up his car. >> this is however, robbery. >> want to get some of this gas back. going tell him that up with the wrong guy here to give a refund. >> i don't know if you saw the display on the pump, but he put 19 gallons in a cost of $145. so, yeah, that's it's a big jump from miami. we looked it up in the average price for premium gas is 3.83 there. well, you like 7 bucks driving a bugatti as he was, can't afford the gas, then get some nelson. most of them in the comments. it's still ridiculous. it is even though bugatti is ridiculously 7.23. right now it still ahead on the gravel morning news. a bay area nonprofit is advocating for immigrant workers. >> in california, we'll see what they're doing. >> we're back at 7.25. in the north bay, santa rosa. police are searching for a

meanwhile, the national average cost of electricity at public ev charging stations is still holding steadyt now and kamala harris be killed for next governor. perhaps the fishing after andrea as she herself has not committed to running in the race. but there was a new poll done that shows that if she does decide to run, she might very well be the frontrunner. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. breaking down the results. she ran and lost the race for president in 2024. but could kamala harris run and win the race for california? governor? >> in twenty-twenty 6 when gavin newsom is termed out. according to this new exclusive poll from emerson college in nexstar media, the answer is yes. the survey finding harris who has not said whether she plans to run for governor as of now would have 57% support among registered democrats. in a distant second democratic former u.s. senate candidate and former orange county congress member katie porter with 9% support porter to has yet to publicly say whether she's running and rounding out the top 5, each with less than 5% support. former los angeles may

the national energy provider and thing coke shut down, electricity supplies to a number of areas in m. a west scam centers operate. but it isn't enough people to run the scam compounds these, you know, these criminal centers, they are really good at adopting challenges. they're, they're really innovating solutions to problems that are thrown their way and on the boulder. it's clear, little has changed despite thailand's best efforts. there's no shortage of electricity here. you can hear loud music construction noise, the normal bustle of a city. and that's no surprise. law enforcement agencies say this place is home to criminal enterprises that generate billions of dollars every year. and they're not going to be shut down the flick of a switch. totally. so we'll just watch from the darkness is the notorious city of sweet co goes lit up at night. this is the hub. the scam is operating in the area, but with no jurisdiction. the criminals across the river, just out of reach. tony chung out to 0 on the timing on my boat to one of us rarely as big as mining homes as bracing for a city, a s

as we look to the future of our nation's energy needs to ensure our electric grid is secure against physical cyberattacks and natural disasters would lock abundance resources to ensure innovation and advancements are happening here in america.. while build on the bipartisan success of the advance act and nuclear fuel security act to herb usher for spent fuel like recycling storagein and expand america nuclear fuel infrastructure to restore our global nuclear leadership. this committee must address the growing energy demanding and all of thean issues that come it. i look forward to the constructive dialect today as we embark on north american dominance, and with that, i yield 30 seconds to my friend gentlemen from colorado's 8th district. >> thank you mr. chairman and i want to take a quick moment proud to introduce mr. gary arnold serving as business manager of local union based out of denver colorado, local 208 represents almost 2,000 highly skilled jobs and hardworking journey men and women many of whom live and work in my driblght and local 208 covers awflg my district looking to offerr t

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