we had cal osha out here doing test weeks. >> cal-osha comes out because the state of california, unlike the city of new york or other places, in the state of california, cranes are inspected by the state, not the local jurisdiction. in the wake of the crane collapse in california in 1990, the board of supervisors passed legislation which is now still in it regulations in the building code that requires crane safety programs to make sure that the building department is collecting all the information, but we reply. we rely on kali should do the actual infection. what did they do for an inspection? >> they bring about 20,000 pounds of test weights and check all the weight limits and wells and electronics and connections and the limits. they do everything. >> is there somebody up there right now? >> there is thomas in the cab. >> can you get him on the radio and have him we've to us. -- and have him wave to us. there is a job. >> there is no bathroom. we will not discuss that. >> the safety rules say there have to be some provision. >> there is a provision. >> don't stand under. >> we have

. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> cal-osha informed a number of agenciesl violations it sited chevron for during the fire. it is possible that chevron could restart all operations at the plant before cal-osha's orders to correct are done. >> those orders are on hold. chevron is no longer required to fix the equipment till such time the appeal is settled. >> even if cal-osha wins it could take 2 years. chevron will do the repairs that it deems are necessary. the only other alternative is for the city or the air district to forbid the reopening till repairs are made. >>> the food and drug administration put the cantaloupe industry on notice after two outbreaks in two years. listeria, salmonella and other illnesses made people sick nationwide. this week the fda said they will step up inspections this season to try to avoid a repeat. >> target inspections at packing houses. assessing conditions in the houses. take samples of product. >> the fda can force mandatory recalls to remove the contaminated fruit from the market. >>> facebook is buying advertising tool

my name's richard, and i'm with the state osha program. and i'd like to see the person here with the highest authority, please. today, it is the job of osha-- the occupational safety and health administration, to keep workers free from health hazards by regulating their exposure to different hazards. jim, you have richard from osha in the front office. please come to the front office. all of our inspections are really a surprise to the employer. we cannot give advance notice to any of the employers. my name is richard, i'm with the state osha program. - and i'm here to do an inspection. - okay. some inspections are prompted by a violation or complaint reported by an employee; others are routine. ray barkley: they'll explain why we're out there, and then they'll ask to look at specific programs. well, let's just start and walk around the shop. and then they'll start their walk around, which is the inspection. this is interesting. tim, could you come here and-- ? yeah? this device shows whether an electrical circuit is grounded or not. and i

. >> new this morning, cal osha is investigating the death of a worker at a recycling county after heas run over by a truck in napa county just after 4:00 this morning. the c.h.p. says that the 45 -year-old man tripped and fell in front of a slow-moving truck and the driver told investigators it was dark and he didn't realize his truck hit someone until it was too late. >> in novato, new information on a louse fire that ended with the discovery of large marijuana grow in the basement. the fire broke out at the abandoned two story home before midnight. investigators say it appears 9 electrical system was set up to bypass the meeter and that may have started the fire. >> happening now the family of a missing oakland woman is asking for the public's help in finding her. the 31-year-old was supposed to be on a flight to visit her brother in texas but never made it. she was seen on surveillance video on thursday morning walking past an oakland bakery. oakland police are investigating. >> the san jose city council will tackle the growing homeless problem tonight. last friday, 100 people wer

while in beijing, we had a number of good meetings, the first was with china osha shipping company. we didn't meet with staff, we met with the chairman way who is a very impressive fellow and he did explain to us, we told him about our bulk operation, he said that costco has the largest bulk fleet in the world and he negotiated to have this done in the port project. lastly one of the highlights of the trip professionally it was a highlight for me too was commission adams through his connections, his friendship, really set up a meeting with am bass bassador with the us embassy. they were so gracious with their time. he went an hour with him in his chambers with a number of his commercial staff, department of commerce staff, to discuss trade and labor issues, our port. he was a very interested guy and it was a fantastic meeting. so we had a good meeting but now the real hard work beginnings, we have a lot of follow up. we have a meeting with shanghai who are coming to san francisco to meet with us. we have to follow up with costco and we need to forward some contracts to governor brow

. >> new this morning, cal osha is investigating the death of a worker at a recycling county after heas run over by a truck in napa county just after 4:00 this morning. the c.h.p. says that the 45 -year-old man tripped and fell in front of a slow-moving truck and the driver told investigators it was dark and he didn't realize his truck hit someone until it was too late. >> in novato, new information on a louse fire that ended with the discovery of large marijuana grow in the basement. the fire broke out at the abandoned two story home before midnight. investigators say it appears 9 electrical system was set up to bypass the meeter and that may have started the fire. >> happening now the family of a missing oakland woman is asking for the public's help in finding her. the 31-year-old was supposed to be on a flight to visit her brother in texas but never made it. she was seen on surveillance video on thursday morning walking past an oakland bakery. oakland police are investigating. >> the san jose city council will tackle the growing homeless problem tonight. last friday, 100 people wer

. >> cal-osha is investigating whether hanson ignored orders or was performing a function that put her in danger. investigators will also focus on employee training. >>> breaking news in san francisco. right now police are looking for the suspect in a shooting in the financial district. just about an hour ago, one person in a car was shot. it happened next toon apartment building on 38 bryant street just off the embarcadero. police say the driver of the car sped off and ended up here six blocks away at market and davis. the wounded man was taken to san francisco general. no word on his condition, but police still are searching for the shooter. we'll get you updates as we get them. >>> other bay area headlines, a high-speed chase on highway 101 ends with the arrest of three burglary suspects. the men were spotted in san mateo then chased south into san carlos and then belmont. it all ended where a patrol car ran into the suspect vehicle. even though one of the suspects was armed, no shots were fired. >>> a bicyclist accused of killing a pedestrian in san francisco's castro district last

$1.89 budget through a number of valuing engineering measures both with pelly clark pelly as well as osha working as the cmgc. and we moved into natural ventilation and eliminated a glass enclosure that was to go around the perimeter of the bus boarding island. we reduced the number of skylights at the park level from five to three which opened up more program space in the park for landscape space but, through the use of tubes that the architect had proposed still bringing significant natural lighting to the bus deck level. we had refined the design of the structural system as well as the park landscaping and all of those value engineering efforts had allowed us to maintain a cost estimates within the earned base line budget and of course, in the 2008, 2009 time frame, we were looking at particularly favorable pricing in competition and in the bay area market place. >> as we moved into the scheme mat tick design phase, the web corp in doing their constructbility review of both the phase one scope that they were currently tasked with but also looking at subsequently how we would construct

prior to osha's enforcement, 14,000 workers died each year from workplace hazards and two million more were disabled or harmed during those years in these unsafe workplaces. and it wasn't until the 1960's that the movement began for a comprehensive workplace safety law once again backed by the labor movement. that law went into effect on april 28, 1971, declaring congress' intent, quote, to assure so far as possible every working man and woman in the nation safe and healthful working conditions and to preserve our human resources. those are just some of the benefits that we have seen because of organized labor's efforts over the last century and century in a half. they also are instrumental in passing the social security act of 1935. they were instrumental in the civil rights act of 1964, and their support for world war ii was unmatched in making sure we had workers to deal with what we needed to back home while we had so many people fighting for our country overseas. those are just some of the efforts, but there's more. part of being a part of organized labor has meant so much for thi

say that foreign countries are fanning the flames with plans to send more weapons parties griffen osha reports this part of syria known as mesopotamia between the tigris and euphrates rivers is considered a cradle of civilization has been home to many ask nic and religious groups living in peace and harmony for ages people here believe this diversity is serious strong point but some warn it could also be used against the country and that's something to destroy. and the regime slogans in syria have been repeated to the longest arab spring countries but assad didn't step down the weeks like the leaders of to measure and egypt nor did his regime fall over the months like colonel gadhafi to leave the. opposing sides have gone beyond demonstrations and clashes killing us have become an every day reality of those wanting a son to go both at home and abroad have decided to target what hurt the most serious diversity pitting people against each other after every massacre and every killing rivers of blood have been joined by streams of mutual accusations and hatred. the first blow was dealt to

of the national labor relations board and the office of economic equal opportunity commission and oshand epa and everyone else just seem to consistently be trying to pile new regulations on small businesses. some of the other proposals coming out that we were anxious to get a chaps to talk about, there's so much communication right now about the new immigration reform and, of course, some of our members are concerned with patent reform, businesses have new products and have trouble getting patents. they fight big businesses who seem too much the edge on those things. >> hey, chris, can i ask can you a question? do you think the administration has a real sense of how some of these policies affect small business? look, when you're writing them down on paper, you're in washington and europe not the guy running the dry-cleaner in cleveland, you may not think all the way down to what does this mean to that particular person. do you think anyone there is really paying attention to the nitty-gritty? >> you know, i honestly think they're paying attention but you can't have the empathy for the

or be simply the free market at work well at first at first blush it does look to be invasive but osha does require blood tests for the operating of certain machines my company we have a drug free policy and that people have to have blood tests for potential drug abuse companies are doing that blood blood test you stick needles in your employees are you know i mean this is a lot of companies now have drug free workplace rules right so i mean that's that's being implemented throughout the country and you'd be surprised how many companies are doing that i would write so there's not just drugs and i would not want to work in a. place that said. we don't know you're on i want to go to you go to a clinic to do it obviously but this is the unintended consequence of obamacare is sound companies like like big corporate states no it won't work we're an entrepreneurial business but tom this is the unintended consequence of obamacare you know i just did my. you know we're we're redoing our health care now and becoming compliant twenty thirteen twenty fourteen i just did that this week the sort of

when i consider israel's security i think about children ike osha who i met here. children the same age as my own ughters who went to bed at night fearful that a rocket wound land in their bedroom simply because of who they are and where they live. that reality is why we have invested in the iron dome system, to save countless lives because those children deserve to spleep better at night. that is why we have made it clear time and again that israel cannot accept rocket attacks from gaza wnd we have stood up for israel's rights to defend itself. and that is why israel has a right to expect hamas to reject violence and recognize israel's rights to exist. when i think about israel's security i think about five israelis who boarded the buses in bulgaria were blown up because of where they came from. robbed of the ability to live and love and raise families. that's why every country that values justice should call hezbollah what it truly is, a errorist organization. because the world cannot tolerate an organization that murders innocent civilians, stock pilse rockets t

and often throughout the story, osha developments go back and forth in terms of whether the other part can see strong enough to assist the fellowship members, a character we can talk to, or whether regrettably the darker side of gollum takes over and threatens the world. >> okay. so now you've also written a book about a gollum represents a certain paradigm or model in international relations. it's the imperialist model. how is that so? >> yes, that's right. and the storyline very briefly, calling the murders another character who is a friend when you're phishing. he finds the ring. the first act as evil the ring causes because of its own inherent evil is the murder of them. what does that have to do with colonialism? simple creatures who live by the river, like to fish. we never heard anyone. yet when this high-tech device arguably in a fantasy world of middle earth, the wing is a wmd. the weapon of mass destruction. as soon as it is injected into the simple location of the river folks, what happens? he murders his friend to he is obsessed with the ring. the use of his magical powers

. >>> cal osha says chevron has appealed 25 of 27 violations following last month's fire.airs. >>> on wall street today the markets took a little breather after experiencing some big price swings monday, tuesday and wednesday. the dow ended 20 points lower after being up for most of the day. the nasdaq was also down two today. both the dow and nasdaq were higher for the month of february. >>> the online site group on fired their ceo today. it offered a weak outlook for the current quarter. group on stock fell 34% on the news. the 32-year-old fired ceo andrew mason said he is accountable and that the company deserves to have a new leader. >>> internet radio service pandora is imposing a 40 hour a week. it's experiencing some explosive customer growth which means higher royalty cost for the country. and it needs to let advertising catch up. >>> it's a space mission to save earth. what people can learn by hitting the baby asteroid. >>> the change in temperatures you can expect in your comp you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my d

. >>> cal osha says chevron has appealed 25 of 27 violations following last month's fire.n told us today it will make the repairs. >>> on wall street today the markets took a little breather after experiencing some big price swings monday, tuesday and wednesday. the dow ended 20 points lower after being up for most of the day. the nasdaq was also down two today. both the dow and nasdaq were higher for the month of february. >>> the online site group on fired their ceo today. it offered a weak outlook for the current quarter. group on stock fell 34% on the news. the 32-year-old fired ceo andrew mason said he is accountable and that the company deserves to have a new leader. >>> internet radio service pandora is imposing a 40 hour a week. it's experiencing some explosive customer growth which means higher royalty cost for the country. and it needs to let advertising catch up. >>> it's a space mission to save earth. what people can learn by hitting the baby asteroid. >>> the change in temperatures you can expect in your complete bay area forecast. >> another last ditch effort

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as we go through them, osha hearing international, united parcel service and paychecks.on theme that has to do with any currency play here? >> these are all u.s. stocks, obviously. there really is not a common play in terms of currency. we look for is markets that are strong technically gift. if you looked at those talks we picked, the one thing if you look at a shearing, for example, crude oil is going higher and will continue. what is interesting, they are an offshore oil company. they have the platforms that they drill for oil from, and we see that as a huge bust because if you look, all the oil is offshore. most of the oil, the biggest oilfields were offshore in venezuela. we think that will be a big, big play for that particular stock. the other stock that we like is yahoo. that is a great market. morrison has gone in there. she has a vision. she knows a lot of people from silicon valley. she will push the stock up and it will go higher. absolutely. liz: what i want to do is put up every single currency trade that you like. as i say, these trades along with your sto

. >> cal-osha is investigating whether hanson ignored orders or was doing something that put her in dangeraining. >>> north korea is threatening to launch a preemptive strike against the u.s. that statement came just about the united nations security council voted today to impose tougher sanctions against the country for its recent nuclear tests. meanwhile in pyongyang today, tens of thousands of people rallied in support of north korea's stance against the u.s. and south korea. most experts do not think that country is capable of launching a nuclear missile at the u.s. at this time. >>> it's a tracked familiar faces for decades. from politicians to hollywood "a" listers, this bay area restaurant has been a big attraction. why it's about to close its doors for good. >> and the former giants top prospect who had his career derailed by a murder charge giving baseball another chance. that story coming up in sports. mary gonzales had a cold she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she

kansas city's dangerous building department and osha are looking into the collapse.are looking at some cooler weather. traffic and weather. >> good morning temperatures are in the 40's and 50's. overnight we saw some sprinkles and light rain. around the sonoma airport. that will pretty much be the fremont we can say 64 on tap for vallejo. you will notice that there will be cooler conditions here is your satellite and radar. this week system passion on through with shower activity. very light rain in the bay area. but we can see that 5:06 p.m., some light shower activity. and also by 3:00 p.m. it looks like as we continue with the slight potential for thursday at the 6:00 a.m.. mid upper 60s. we do have on several conditions to contend with. in the meantime the traffic on the freeways looking good. here is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza with no problems. it is looking easy out of oakland. traffic moving well in both directions. the drive times as 12-13 minutes. the golden gate, no problems out of marin county. as we go towards the east shore freeway. no pro

meaning, i had to literally go through osha, the usda, department of agriculture, the department of fishfe. the fresno authorities. all of these people working together trying to figure out was there anyone to blame here, apart from a horrific accident. >> if there was negligence, that could lead to a civil lawsuit. >> was that a mistake? had it happened before? where there other issues that happened that would have suggested something like this could happen in the future? those are the types of questions asked. this is a place that has been investigated in terms of, i don't mean investigated, they've looked into -- examined. there have been no problems in the past with in facility. >> we'll get a full report from the age sis in the coming weeks. >> we're expecting all of them will try to work together to come up with some answers to what happened. sometimes, unfortunately, the answer is, it was just a horrible, horrible mistake, an accident. >> thank you, dan. >>> back out to sam with the weather. >> oh, wait, what? [ cheers and applause ] >> just -- snowing outside. the live shot out o

when i consider israel's security, i think about children, like osha twedl, who i met. as my own daughters, who went to bed at night fearful that a rocket would land in their bedroom, simply because of who they are and where they live. that reality is why we've invested in the iron dome system, to save countless lives. because those children deserve to sleep better at night. that's why we've made it clear, time and again, that israel cannot accept rocket attacks from gaza, and we have stood up for israel's right to defend itself. and that's why israel has a right to expect hamas to renounce violence and recognize israel's right to exist. when i think about israel's security, i think about five israelis who boarded a bus in bulgaria and were blown up because of where they came from, robbed of the ability to live and love and raise families. that's why every country that values justice should call hezbollah what it truly is, a terrorist organization. because the world cannot tolerate an organization that murders innocent civilians, stockpiles rockets to shoot its cities,

when i consider israel's security i think about children like osha twito, whom i met.ughters, who went to bed at ft would land in their bedroom simply because of who they are and where they live. [applause] >> that reality is why we've invested in the iron dome system to save countless lives, because those children deserve to sleep better at night. [applause] >> that's why we've made it clear time and begin that israel cannot accept rocket attacks from gaza and we have stood up for israel's right to defend itself. [applause] >> and that's why israel has a right to expect hamas to renounce violence and recognize israel's right to exist. [cheers and applause] >> when i think about israel's security i think about five israelis who boarded a bus in bulgaria, were blown up because of where they came from, robbed of the ability to live and love and raise families. that's why every country that values country should call hezbollah what it truly is, a terrorist organization. [cheers and applause] >> was the worlbecause the world cannot tolerate an organization that tock piles

. $28 million from osha, they dictate safety in the workplace. business loans. they say small business are the engine of the country. $15 million on a fema loan program, that's disaster relief and $2 million for grain inspection. of course, that is important to everybody because almost everybody unless you're on an at kins diet eat grain. these are a randomm sampling of the kinds of cuts that will really affect everyone across the board and the country. >> so the other big potential obstacle or hurdle is the government shutdown and that's what's being threatened at the end of the month. who shauld be or can be done to avert it? >> that was probably the only bit of news at all, good or bad, that came out of this meeting that the president had with congressional leaders yesterday. the president said he does not want to have a government shutdown. he'll do what he can to avoid that. and republican house speaker john boehner said the sang them? how are they going to do it? the devil is in the details. . they're going to come up with a piece of legisl

even though civilian government agencies estimate the value of life at $7.20 million, so osha or epaould account for it at $7.20 million. ofhave accrued trillion dollars and more debt, but we don't keep track of it. in recent years, the congressional research service, the gao, the pentagon, the inspector general's and others have repeatedly and loudly bemoaned the fact that we lack the basic accounting system necessary to understand where the money is spent. over the past decade, the military budget has increased by $1.50 trillion. in addition to the money appropriated for war spending. some of that i already identified as attributed to increases in personnel and tricare recruiting costs. at the same time the air force and navy have gone up with smaller troops then we have before. gotten smaller and older leets.expe the army has grown a little bit but the marines, navy, an air force have stayed the same size. the pentagon accounting systems are so flawed that there is no way to even perform an audit. the result, not surprisingly, is not only that we cannot track war costs, but a lega

corporation branch in statesville, north carolina, and each of the team members who worked together to earn osha's carolina star distinction for their workplace. this past week i was honored to join the employees and management and take part in the celebration of their shared achievement. the environment there was so impressive and collegial, i wanted to bring their story of success to washington. the carolina star program considers more than just exemplary safety and health standards when it designates award winners. companies are expected to show how they have built culture where employees and management share the duties of keeping a safe workplace. every employee in statesville akes ownership of this task. defusing hazards together and teaching others to put safety first together. they say an atmosphere of open dialogue and shared responsibility among all mployees that sets it apart. where clb budget reconciliation, cooperation, and inclusion were weighed by the carolina star program, the statesville branch excelled. those are qualities that ache -- that make for more than a safe workplace. the

even labor unions -- i think the big contribution with regard to on-the-job safety, the reference to osha and the history of that was a god thing. the organization of labor unions to negotiate for better working conditions, benefits -- and wages and benefits packages was a good thing. there has to be some restrapet on this. we can't be going backwards. this statement about a fair wage, well, we should be thinking, what is fair, mr. speaker? and you can look up the fair and the definition in black's law and you'll find a whole series of definitions for fair. i say only time you should use the word fair when you're talking about law is when you're talking about the state fair or the county fair or the world fair because otherwise when you use the word fair to talk about justice and equity, you finally come to this point that everybodiess -- everybody's got a different view on what the word fair means. and everyone that raises more than two children know there is no thing as fair. if you apply the same rule to the other child, there will be a reason why the first one should be exempted. we c

even though civilian government agencies estimate the value of life at $7.20 million, so osha or epaccount for it at $7.20 million. we have accrued trillion of dollars and more debt, but we don't keep track of it. in recent years, the congressional research service, the gao, the pentagon, the inspector general's and others have repeatedly and loudly bemoaned the fact that we lack the basic accounting system necessary to understand where the money is spent. over the past decade, the military budget has increased by $1.50 trillion. in addition to the money appropriated for war spending. some of that i already identified as attributed to increases in personnel and tricare recruiting costs. at the same time the air force and navy have gone up with smaller troops then we have before. the army has grown a little bit but the marines, navy, an air force have stayed the same size. systemsagon accounting are so flawed that there is no way to even perform an audit. the result, not surprisingly, is not only that we cannot track war costs, but a legacy of rampant waste and cost overruns and co mi