>> that is cal osha jurisdiction. >> okay, that explains where cal osha starts and dbi begins. mr. san grunety. maybe you can tell us about what the cranes that operate in public works jurisdiction are and how you track those and how you permit those, that would be helpful for this hearing. >> thank you, jerry sang grety, department of public works street use and mapping. as you heard we largely in public works issue termerary occupancy permits for the cranes in question and have something to put on the overhead. that gives a example in case anyone is wondering what we are talking about. there are steck tack yrm you tube videos of these things failing left and right. what we are largely do is issue these type of permits under the temporary occupancy to insure that the street space they are taking from the parking strip and part the sidewalk to for example, in most cases they are there to in a short term basis maybe one or two days to remove and replace a h vack units on maybe a two story office building is what we largely have. currently there are 9 active permits related to that i

>> that is cal osha jurisdiction. >> okay, that explains where cal osha starts and dbi begins. mr. san grunety. maybe you can tell us about what the cranes that operate in public works jurisdiction are and how you track those and how you permit those, that would be helpful for this hearing. >> thank you, jerry sang grety, department of public works street use and mapping. as you heard we largely in public works issue termerary occupancy permits for the cranes in question and have something to put on the overhead. that gives a example in case anyone is wondering what we are talking about. there are steck tack yrm you tube videos of these things failing left and right. what we are largely do is issue these type of permits under the temporary occupancy to insure that the street space they are taking from the parking strip and part the sidewalk to for example, in most cases they are there to in a short term basis maybe one or two days to remove and replace a h vack units on maybe a two story office building is what we largely have. currently there are 9 active permits related to that i

. >> what's the crux of the osha case.out of proximity with the animals and you don't get killed. >> it will have a ripple effect through the whole industry. this is national headline news. >> seaworld's whale performances may never be the same. >> the theme park is arguing in court to keep whale trainers in the ocean. something osha says is extremely dangerous. >> these are wild animals and unpredictable because we don't speak whale, we don't speak tiger or monkey. >> tempers flared between the two sides when osha suggested seaworld only made changes after trainer dawn brancheau's death outraged the public. >> and they won't go back in the water without a barrier between them and the whales. >> and it's too dangerous. >> they won't then be getting in the water riding on the whales things like that? >> if you were in a bathtub for 25 years don't you think you'd get irritated, aggravated maybe a little psychotic? >> the situation with dawn brancheau, it didn't just happen. it's not a singular event. you have to go back over

a collision team and cal osha are both investigating. in san francisco tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a six hour police standoff has now come to an end in san francisco. officers told ktvu that a man involved in a domestic violence incident violated a restraining order and barricaded himself the a home. he was not armed so they waited him out while crisis negotiators talked with him. >>> in san jose homicide investigators are investigating a deadly stabbing. they say the victim was stabbed in the neck during a fight. the victim managed to walk into the restaurant where he collapsed and died. no arrested have been made. >>> the man accused of killing two people during a home invasion in the south bay was in court this afternoon. he's facing two counts of murder one with special circumstances. the charges stem from an incident on wednesday he and an accomplice killed a man inside his home. deputies say redmond led police on a high speed chase that ended in a crash and passenger in the car ended up dying. >> this is an ongoing investiga

john: what about workplace safety, rules like osha?e is not supposed to take cost to benefit into consideration they myopically focus on one goal the negative side effects often does protect large companies. we see this in the battle right now. john: it is intuitive to think that only government can do business. they have gone down dramatically. but researchers checked how they were proceeding before osha was created. they were already dropping before. they government is like someone jumps in front of the parade and claims it let it. john: there is good news? seven out of ten americans say government is inefficient and wasteful. maybe people are learning. a lot of other people are noticing what we have this level of operation then people are libertarians when it comes to her. i can only connect the dots to the rest of the government. coming up, while government kills some businesses, it props up others. taxpayers will pay when taxpayers will pay when government promises. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it

thank you to the department of building qu inspection and director hui and cal osha. can we please call the next item >> item 4 is resolution authraising the direct orproperty to execute a 3 year cafee lease to commence following board approval to city and coubty of sof and poets cafy city owns property within the main library located at 100 larkin for 3600 rr per year. >> thank you. today before us is a item that i'm a sponsor of on behalf of the public library authorizing the director of property to execute a 3 year cafy lease between the city and poets caf e. after seeing the new cafe i'm very excited about the public private partnerships in the public facilities, i think they activate parts the public buildings that may not get as much foot traffic and provide aminities to the neighborhoods that growing. the new cafe will replace the shutter dining facility on the lower floor the library. the new cafe is spected to be a benefit to the library patrons who use the building every year. do we have a presentation on this item? just for clarification this is coming befo

cal osha said they continue to investigate friday's incident. >>> donald trump is back on the campaign trail and already weighing in on the egypt airplane crash. >> they agreed to appear ahead of the june # primary here in california. we have the latest from the campaign trail. >> donald trump is back on the campaign trail today starting with a favor for a new friend. >> trump headlining a $200 ticket fundraiser to help retired chris christiy's campaign debt. trump's criticism of the president including a scathing critique of the iranian deal and with the leader of north korea. largely dismissed by the white house. >> no one here is losing sleep at the white house about that. so, no, that is not a source of concern. >> he is an ignorant president. he doesn't know what is going on, in my opinion and the opinion of plenty of other people. >>> trump became the first candidate to weigh in on the egypt air crash. >> looks like yet another terrorist attack. >> airplane departs from paris. when will we get tough, smart and vigilant. >> his policy shift seems to be having an impact. it shows h

a report from osha says choice failed to zoep the property. the owner of the company insists the osha report is unfair saying you simply can't plan for a driver whos control. >>> switching gears now, not much of a disguise for this guy, alleged bank robber. noon, he walked to the td bank on oxford road. police say he handed a note demanding money. once he got the cash, he took off. if you recognize the man here, police want to hear from you. >>> septa added a safety feature to another set of tracks. today, it launched positive train controller, or ptc, on the fox chase regional line. ptc reduces chance of human error by monitoring and controlling a train's speed, even stopping a train if necessary. they began activating it on trains last month. last week, the ntsb released a report saying ptc could have prevented the deadly amtrak train derailment last year. eight people were killed in that crash, and 200 people hurt. >>> next at 5:00, a local k-9 officer is praised for protecting a young child. plus, where's the bear? nbc 10 followed him from

you come with me and osha and i'll introduce you. >> who was primarily responsible for the production of that video? >> well, rebecca edgar is the head of the communications group. we have in j. hinshaw was very and vulgar with alex, action to a number of people. viaduct with this -- might have to disengage what i will block it back to introduce you to them. >> all of those people are on congressional staff speak up if the question is did we produce it internally yes. >> no. my question is all the people who you just named on congressional staff speak with yes. >> and they were the ones responsible? >> yes. i believe there is one person who no longer works for congress. >> to anybody who worked on that video was not a member of congressional staff? >> i don't believe so. the voiceover was alex, and i'll introduce her u2 or if you would like. >> okay. now, was that congressional, was that video produced by those congressional employees while they were on congressional time speak was yes, absolutely. >> was any of it produced outside of congressional time? >> i don't believe so. >> and

he will visit her osha, the citt destroyed by an atomic back. president obama will be the first president to visit thethe city since the attachment th meantime, vice-president addressing graduating cadets at west point today. he congratulated them as theys head into military service and told the graduates they will be when you arrived here four years ago you were among the most promising and most committedt students in the entire country. you had an opportunity to go anywhere. you wanted to go. and today you leave with the most promising secondromi lieutenants in the greatest fighting force in the history of the world. that's not hyperbole.hype the vice-president also told graduates that greater diversite including more women and gay soldiers will strengthen the country's armed forces. more than 950 cadets received their degrees today. now to the ranges for the white house. as the primary season heads ints the final stretch, a new associated press gsk poll shows presumptive nominee donald trumo ismi potentially facing a gender gap come november.

cal osha are on this case. >>> more than 100 kids out of school with what could be nora virus. the outbreak started a couple weeks ago. just today, 13 more kids are home with stomach aches. overall, more than 100 students out with the stomach flu during this two-week stretch. the school will deep clean this weekend. they're urging the kids to watch their hands more often. >> a reminder and a subtle threat from the white house today. the president is calling for all public schools to allow students to use whichever room they identify with regardless of what sex is on their birth certificate. those who oppose that recommendation could lose millions in federal education dollars. she found out california really has been ahead of the curve on this. >> reporter: there's been a policy in san francisco schools that is very inclusive. we spoke with an administrator and high school students who say it's about time there was some federal guidance. this high school senior sees the gender neutral bathroom as a good solution. >> i think it's a good thing because it gives equity to people who

dan osha and her boyfriends were found monday night inside their apartment. the together, and her parents just found out about the relationship, even though they say the couple met more than a year ago through an on line dating app. was more than a decade older than simpson and her parents say they did not approve of the relationship. >> we didn't want them to move into an apartment. her best friends didn't want her to move into that apartment. her girlfriend didn't want her to move in that apartment. nobody was team meisha anal vin, nobody approved of this, of them living together. nobody. >> the family has set up a go fund me page to help with funeral expenses. we have put a link to it on our website fox5dc.com. >> lanier said she's behind the mayor's new plan to bolster rapidly shrinking dc police force. fox5 first told you last night, the mayor wants to hire officers from other jurisdictions, get them on the streets within 11 week increase to pay of officers who are willing to come back to the force after they retire. fox5 paul wagner talked with the chie

we were very early with osha with twitter and tumblr.the firstted to investor in oculus, and lily, in consumeris the next flying camera. all of these machine learning, exceptional hardware. we think robotics is going to be a massive category. that: how do you know drones and robots are not the next 3-d tv? tv, we thought it was a gimmick. we did not invest in that space at all. we think entire industries can be transformed. going to get your drivers license him a it will be antiquated. emily: we talk about you being in boston. a wonderfully gives you a different perspective on the funding environment. -- i wonder if it gives you a different perspective on the funding environment. bijan: we are in a time of mild correction -- emily: that is mild? bijan: we've been able to raise more money in the first quarter of this year than in the last decade. investors have lots of money under management. tens of billions. we have more startups i never, but we have this funk where the public markets have really taken a toll on public tech companies an

cal osha declared tesla was not responsible, critics argue tesla was neglect. >> if they're liable, they're forced to know what's happening. they need to hold companies to account. >> tesha issued a response, quote, if mr. lessnick and colleagues were being paid $5 an hour, that is unacceptable. his attorney says he owess900,000 in medical bills. >> the western conference finals just started with the warriors playing against the thunder in oakland. >> we're we go again. larry beil is live tonight and larry, how fun. >> it's a lot of fun. and one guy is just trying to owe get into a jog here. there is so much star power. two play for okc. and the two time reigning mvp. now, you want to talk about tippoff, it's five all stars, on the court, during tip off. that is the way it's going to be for the series. warriors were 3 and 0, highlighted for 35 footer in overtime to win it back in february. the problem with okc now is that they're very confident coming in here. >> there is a lot of star power out there. you know, we've got three all stars and there is a good supporting cast and should be com

that has been more pronounced and now that we had this for osha's rally off the one kilos. denture -- off the one q lows. alix: the idea that we will see asset sales and guys that are not loaded down with dead be able to pay for the assets will be the future, right? vincent: that is likely going to be the case. we have seen asset dispositions across the board this year whether it is chesapeake, whether it is devon, whether it is marathon as well. many acid deals giving operators it an opportunity to the bulk up on existing position sizes, allowing them to gain efficiencies of scale across their geographies. alix: what is fascinating to me about this deal is how, paying for it, they raised equity increased the offering by a million shares in february and also had an equity offering in the shares when higher. the capital markets are open and happy. benson: last year, the capital markets provided an opportunity for them to stay in the game. but the equity capital markets have remained open and this for osha's rally off the lows of 1q have allo -- of 1q have allowed them to pos

cal/osha is investigating the incident on friday. >>> hundreds of water districts will set their ownrvation goals. the department of water resources board met and lifted the statewide conservation offender. the near average rain and snowfall in northern california has raised reservoirs and the districts will set their goals based on supply and demand. >>> the police department is being sued by a former police officer, why the officer claimed she was forged out and she's now coming out of hiding. >>> a vehicle has surfaced which may answer questions about a man found dead in a pond. we'll show you that video. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. . >>> thank you for joining us, thursday may 19s. it's 6:30. it's cooler fore people. >> it's going to be cooler fore everyone. the wind is roaring or two reports, there's no breeze here, other locations it won't stop. it will pick up for everybody over the next day or so. a good breeze out to the delta, some locations not that bad. you get t

cal osha declared tesla was not responsible, critics argue tesla was neglect. >> if they're liable, they're forced to know what's happening. they need to hold companies to account. >> tesha issued a response, quote, if mr. lessnick and colleagues were being paid $5 an hour, that is unacceptable. his attorney says he owess900,000 in medical bills. >> the western conference finals just started with the warriors playing against the thunder in oakland. >> we're we go again. larry beil is live tonight and larry, how fun. >> it's a lot of fun. and one guy is just trying to owe get into a jog here. there is so much star power. two play for okc. and the two time reigning mvp. now, you want to talk about tippoff, it's five all stars, on the court, during tip off. that is the way it's going to be for the series. warriors were 3 and 0, highlighted for 35 footer in overtime to win it back in february. the problem with okc now is that they're very confident coming in here. >> there is a lot of star power out there. you know, we've got three all stars and there supporting cast and should be competitive.

the collision team and cal osha are investigating. tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the man accused of killing two people was in court this afternoon. andre redmond faces two counts of murder one with a special circumstance tans. sheriff's investigators say the 33-year-old killed bob hardin in his home then led authorities on a high speed case. an unidentified passenger in his car also died. >> there are a lot of details that are still being learned as this continues. because of that i don't want to go into the facts and details because i don't want to speculate. >> redmond did not enter a plea today and remains in custody. hesz being held without bail and is due back in court on may 31st. >> another freeway shooting in hercules. a mother of four was shot and killed in pittsburg. last night another driver was shot and injured. in all there have been at least 20 similar shootings since november. this was overnight on i-80 in hercules. a 25-year-old man was driving east on 780 when someone in another car pulled up alongside him and op

osha up by 3/10 of 1%. how open are the markets?eastre opening up, at that's what is being told to everybody, but are they really? we will be answering back question -- asking that question to people over the next several minutes. moving to tel aviv, israeli stocks off by a tenths, 9/10 of 1%. manus: that is your comprehensive roundup on the markets. let's check in on the other stories making headlines. yvonne man is here. reporter: atlanta fed president dennis lockhart called a june rate increase a real option that helps stall the dollar's slide from a one-year low. this year that rises are still possible after the fed kept policy on hold last month. alberta has been forced to carry out the biggest ever evacuation as wildfires threaten the community at the heart of the country's main oil region. 21,000 people were moved from fort mcmurray. although operations themselves have not been affected. the main road to the town has been cut by the blaze, and authorities described the flames as aggressive. the global internet -- the global i

he will visit her osha, the citt destroyed by an atomic back.ill be the first president to visit thethe city since the attachment th meantime, vice-president addressing graduating cadets at west point today. he congratulated them as theys head into military service and told the graduates they will be

it helps companies comply with osha, running call centers.t is so instructive of what happens when you try to call a falling knife. because you think it has to bounce. it just has to. you're just a butcher block without a ready made slot. for nearly two decades, two decades since the ipo in 1996, it was a winning investment. what a rut. look at the chart. it chugged higher year after year after year. it was known as a one decision stock. money managers bought and it then they just bought more of it when they got more money in and they never even considered selling a one decision stock. then when it got to its all time high of $151, the stock went into free fall. yep. and it's been all downhill ever since. as of today this stock is down nearly 40% from its highs. erasing about three years worth of gains in just a matter of months. it begs the question. how does a beloved stock and a long track record as a irn with fall out of favor? and what can we learn from this? people have asked me, what do we do in situations where we have great winners a

in all but one instance we have had to sue osha in order to get them to act. the most recent one still pending now because they haven't finalized the rules for beryllium, a very dangerous chemical which in addition to causing lung cancer causes a serious irreversible lung disease. one of the more recent things which happened just in the last week or two is that the government, the nih in this case, and the corporation is the not for profit corporations called hospitals in this country by and large, the nih funded a study in 22 noted medical centers in the united states, including brown and stanford and so forth to do experiments on little three pound, 20-week premature babies. the experiment was half of the babies would get high oxygen, higher than the normal -- the high end of the normal range which could cause retinal damage and the other half would get low. the lower half got 85 to 89 and the high half -- percentage oxygen and the high half got 92 to 95. clear evidence before this experiment that there was a risk of death, neurologic damage to the low babie

in all but one instance we have had to sue osha in order to get them to act. most recent one still pending now because they haven't finalized the rules for beryllium, a very dangerous chemical which in addition to causing lung cancer causes a serious irreversible lung disease. one of the more recent things which happened just in the last week or two is that the government, the nih in this case, and the corporation is the not for profit corporations called hospitals in this country by and large, the nih funded a study in 22 noted medical centers in the united states, including brown and stanford and so forth to do experiments on little three pound, 20-week premature babies. the experiment was half of the babies would get high oxygen, higher than the normal -- the high end of the normal range which could cause retinal damage and the other half would get low. the lower half got 85 to 89 and the high half -- percentage oxygen and the high half got 92 to 95. clear evidence before this experiment that there was a risk of death, neurologic damage to the low babies an

although cal/osha the state workplace safety regulator declared tesla was not responsible for the accidentic argue that tesla was was neglect. >> if tesla was liable with the sub contracting company they would have gotten in a lot of trouble and would have been forced to know what is really happening. i think they really just need to pay more attention to what is happening and hold company to account. >>reporter: tesla issued response mercury news investigative story quote if he or colleague were really being paid 5 dollars an hour that's totally unacceptable. if the claims are true tesla will take action to ensure that the right thing happens and all treated fairly. friends in the east bay hise attorney says the man owes 90 900,000 dollars in medical bills n.fremont, david louie abc 7 news. >>> life is returning to normal after yesterday massive san francisco street party otherwise known as the bay to to breaker. we were at ocean beach parking lot as crews picked up the last é>/t out this was the finish line for the race. more than 40,000 people registered for the iconic race. tens of th

along with the san francisco police department investigation, cal osha will be conducting its own investigation to make sure all safety protocols were followed out here. >> alex savidge, thank you. >>> staying in the city, mayor ed lee and police chief greg suhr held a meeting to discuss property crimes. we asked them about protesters wanting the chief to resign because of shootings and text message scandals. but the mayor has no intention of firing the chief. >> i had to ask both the president of the police commission as well as the chief to say look, we have to have updated 21st century police practices. where did those ideas come from? it comes from president obama's. looked at all the cities across the country where they had issues of officer involved shootings. >> a panel brought together by the predict attorney says they lack transparency in their discipline in policing communities of color. now, four san francisco supervisors are also calling for the chief to be replaced but the chief has no plans to step down. >> i have a lot to do and i will be all about doing it. i have no intention o

. >> police and cal/osha are investigating the man's death. >>> new at 6:00, we are exposing a surveillance program operating all around the bay area. federal agents planting microphones to secretly record conversations. kpix 5's jackie ward is at the oakland courthouse. now, jackie, can they legally do that? >> reporter: yes. they can. which may surprise a lot of you out there. just imagine standing at that very bus stop having a conversation with your friends and having no idea that your conversation is being recorded. it happens all the time. and the fbi says that they don't even need a warrant to do it. >> they plant microphones in rocks, trees, in equipment, i mean, there's microphones that are planted in places that people don't think about because that's the intent. >> reporter: fbi agents hid microphones inside these light fixtures and at this bus stop without a warrant to record conversations between march 2010 and january 2011. the feds are trying to prove real estate investors in san mateo and alameda county counties are guilty of bid rigging and fraud. jeff harp is a former fbi

cal osha is investigating. >>> there have now been 20 shootings on east bay highways since notchmevember. last night the latest. the 25-year-old driver was shot in the leg. he was treated at the hospital and reemsed. officers aren't saying whether he was targeted. they say the shootings appear to be gang related with different gangs involved. >>> for the first time, we are hearing from the attorneys defending two alameda county sheriff's deputies accused of beating a man. several charges have been filed against luis sant maria and paul wieber. this video shows both of them hitting stanislav petrov. >> if two police officers are assaulted with a deadly weapon and then they lead this chase and you have this guy who is a career criminal, why not file? it's your county. it's your citizens. >> the defense says the surveillance video is a key piece of evidence and will help them prove their client's innocence. >>> we have new details regarding a south bay gym owner accused of sexually assaulting female clients. abc 7 news was in morgan hill as a sheriff's deputy handcuffed the man and led him

osha. >> adam thank you. >>> the rain has not kept the crowds away from the boardwalks and shops at the jersey shore but it is not exactly the beach day most people had in mind. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic continues our live team coverage in ocean city for us this afternoon and nora, at least we had a good weekend. >> reporter: hi there, alicia. memorial day has been quite a disappointment weather-wise. take a look down this boardwalk right now. but lots of people are still here and determined to get outdoors. so, there's been activity on the boardwalk all day. i'm surprised how many people have been out in the rain here actually but they may be waiting until the last minute so they don't get stuck in traffic. the rain sent a steady stream of cars heading out of ocean city today meaning an early end of the memorial day weekend and a slow down for business on asbury avenue which would be bustling were the weather nice. >> big weekend and usually everyone's coming down but sadly i think everyone's headed back home. >> reporter: four generations of this family put their umbrella

it will join osha's just-released injury reporting regulation that will result in sensitive employer data being posted on the internet for use by unions and trial lawyers. and it will join the department of labor's recently issued persuadeer regulations, so-called, that is intended to chill the ability of employers to retain competent labor counsel during union organizing campaigns. mr. president, this retirement rule is only the most recent in a series of actions that make it much harder for employers to add jobs and much harder for workers to climb the economic ladder of opportunity. i thank the president. i yield the floor. i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i ask take the calling of the quorum be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i ask to speak in morning business for ten minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i want to address an important investigation that h

it will join osha's just-released injury reporting regulation that will result in sensitive employer data being posted on the internet for use by unions and trial lawyers. and it will join the department of labor's recently issued persuadeer regulations, so-called, that is intended to chill the ability of employers to retain competent labor counsel during union organizing campaigns. mr. president, this retirement rule is only the most recent in a series of actions that make it much harder for employers to add jobs and much harder for workers to climb the economic ladder of opportunity. i thank the president. i yield the floor. i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call:

in july 2012 osha shows up to investigate their nonprofit status. texas commission on environmental quality shows up in november 2012. fourth round of questions from the irs. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms shows up again. this appears to be an abuse of the irs. political persecution. by the irs. the irs knows how to get things done with their subpoena power. that's my mother-in-law calling. she has her own ring. [laughter] get this information. they show up all these different times trying to get information. to your knowledge either one of you as the irs or any agency been held accountable for the abuse of power that they used against this one citizen back in texas. not aware of any. the accusation against against the irs in their of the numerous ones. the abuses that have occurred has anyone in the irs been fired. >> no. he stands by all of his statements. the situation is dire it's bad and still available for targeting. nobody has gone to jail. we had a federal judge three months ago of the d circuit court judge in washington saying

and then july 2012 osha shows up to investigate their nonprofit request. then texas commission on environmental quality showed up in november 2012. once again, fourth round of questions from irs march 2013, more questions from the irs. once again in april 2013, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms shows up again. you have fbi, osha, harris county terrorism task force showed up to investigate these folks. all they are looking for is whether or not they can get an exemption from the irs. now, to me this appears to be an abuse of the irs working with other government agencies about this one issue whether she gets tax exempt status. it's political persecution by the irs. as you mentioned mr. chaffetz in your opening statement, the irs knows how to get things done by their subpoena and request for information they turn out. apologize to the chairman, that's my mother-in-law calling. she has her own ring. [ laughter ] they have ways of getting you out there in the fruited plain to get this information. they show up all these different times to get informatio

osha has some regulations in place right now. it explains how their public facilities should be.uld be safe and better. >> start making laws. charles originally starting it to put it all in place. letting them go wherever they wanted. whether that was necessary. i want to get your reaction. she linked the bill to north carolina. a dark legacy. resistance to the board of education. in fact i don't know. i think that that is a stretch. >> back then, we were dealing with a beautiful issue called in color and giving everyone the opportunity to have equal rights. now, today, the issue is to rent. it is not over. it is not like jim crow. not fighting for those issues. not during that era. there is a difference. you are dealing with issues. you are dealing with human issues. human issues can be regulated without all this confusion. neil: there is a difference, too. outside restrooms and water fountains, there was no negroes allowed. the isolated area was for only whites. you have devoted your life to what your father and uncle did. >> i agree with you. comparing the use of restrooms. it

the next day it was jerry moran saying, not osha would not hold a hearing but this guy is a dangerous socialist leftists will take away our guns and we can't even tell us that. that's a problem. it's problem mitch mcconnell has but having said that if we get to october and the cnn result of pretty much we still have, a double-digit lead that will be a debacle, and republicans are looking out and believing that very possibly the day after the election, president obama will say you said the voters should choose so i'm withdrawing this nomination we will next the next president hillary clinton pick a nominee who will be younger and more liberal. they may well in october especially if chuck grassley is underwater in iowa decide to go ahead and confirm. if not entity kept the nomination, i think it may well happen in the lame duck. but what we are also seeing now is republicans in the senate saying, having said that the next president and we should let that go, saying that doesn't mean we wouldn't filibuster for an extended period of time in a nominee from a hillary clinton. so we could we

this is my wife osha i'm here renting e representing 5 members we moved to there to san francisco and here to express our option felt sale of sf water 3 parcels of land that is adjacent to our houses and the sale of those properties will case us harm their described as underutilized those are adjacent to our houses and neighbors we've actually been preempted to use this since 1956 as you can see in the letter we have permission to use the land and maintained it as a garden every sense then we've received no notification from sf water those land are proposed for sale we praerd heard from an real estate agent no idea that was going to happen, in fact, an hetch hetchy pipeline pipe under the land and development was not possible land is advertised for sale to developers and for sale signs r on the loaned that is causing us inconvenient people are knock on the doors we understand sf water is selling several prompts throughout the bay area and were we not here to contest that but we not to point out those property for sale are unique in rental neighborhoods we have permission to use those

[laughter] then he had to say you can osha to doctor she said i'm not a ninja to but a preacher i can'tt it off. and that's what i call them no, you can't shut it off. some of the recommendations suggest you should describe to your customers what happens, how much it would still function when it's not connected or how much, what are the failsafe modes if it were compromised. would be great to a safer connection. these are the discussions we want to stimulate. when you start making recommendations to consumer electronics companies we have released a list of options they can choose from. >> and to help consumers know to ask that question. because unless you're married to a security pro or study it, you might not even know to ask that question. of the car manufacturer and it's a multi-thousand the purchaser investing in. it's just something you care about but it didn't occur you to ask. to help consumers know which questions you ask into the pressure with their buying golf on companies to have good budget programs in place, to open the policies with security researchers who find flaws, to

they will play again tonight with some osha on the mound. >>> the time is now 5:52 am.ew coming this week in. a new edition of the back story.>> here is a preview.>> we have avery harp recovering a story in california.>>> i tried to go inside this walgreens to see if i could buy birth control. they said they were unaware of the law. that is still unclear at this point. back to you.>>> there is a probability but there is a lot of walgreens that is not prepared for it today. people may not be able to get it. what we are saying is essentially not true. i've to make sure it is as clear as possible, and if people see my story and they go and try to get birth control and they cannot, that is because i said something that is not true, that is not what i am here to do. that is not my job. sometimes they just care about getting stuff on the air, and i care about making sure it is right.>>> it is an all new back story this sunday ott -- this sunday at this sunday at 9:30 pm. we will be right back. does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogen

this is my wife osha i'm here renting e representing 5 members we moved to there to san francisco and here to express our option felt sale of sf water 3 parcels of land that is adjacent to our houses and the sale of those properties will case us harm their described as underutilized those are adjacent to our houses and neighbors we've actually been preempted to use this since 1956 as you can see in the letter we have permission to use the land and maintained it as a garden every sense then we've received no notification from sf water those land are proposed for sale we praerd heard from an real estate agent no idea that was going to happen, in fact, an hetch hetchy pipeline pipe under the land and development was not possible land is advertised for sale to developers and for sale signs r on the loaned that is causing us inconvenient people are knock on the doors we understand sf water is selling several prompts throughout the bay area and were we not here to contest that but we not to point out those property for sale are unique in rental neighborhoods we have permission to use those

was identified those people who are at risk because it's a silent daemon that you carry around naked osha with anyone. i think one of the things we've learned today is that when patients better to get into gear into the their suicide rate go their suicide rate go standard i think we figured that out. number two, i think we've also learned that the hiring process at the va is ridiculously long and should be shortened for not just mental-health but other providers of health care. i think that's got to be shorn. i don't know what takes so long. i fired multiple positions in my career at it doesn't take a long. it's not that hard to do. you do your background checks and so forth to find what you need. the other thing that has been brought up, and what is confusing about this is when you look at the data, and i think the cohorts of people, for instance, as guys, the that era guys, that's a give different ct and the younger veterans that are leaving. when you look at the suicide data among from 2001 to 2007, not to put veterans had suicide rates higher than deployed veterans which is confusing

democrat sam farr would restore some funding the republicans try to cut for implementing administration osha policies. the army corps of engineers portion of this bill tends to attract a lot of local amendments from lawmakers looking to direct funding to local projects. i thank you will see some .fforts there is there a way to get more money for, is there a way to get there faster? they traditionally have come up on this bill a lot. it's questionable whether those will pass. togress is so reluctant direct money toward specific projects. >> we will keep following you looking for the latest. here is your twitter handle. at eene reporting ws.net. >> coming up, the house adiciary committee holds hearing. after that, a house small business committee hearing on challenges facing shared ipsy.sses like uber and then, representative john mica on wait times at u.s. airports. jason chaffetz testified tuesday on the conduct of irs commissioner john costa and. the congressman appear before the house judiciary committee to urge the impeachment of the commissioner. is hearing 2.5 hours. i will begin by rec

osha shows up to investigate their nonprofit request and then environmental quality showed up in november of 2012. fourth-round of question from the irs, march of 2013, more questions from the irs and once again in april 2013. the bureau bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms shows up again. you have the fbi, and the task force and other organizations to investigate these folks. all they're looking for us to see if they can get an exemption from the irs. now, to me this appears to be an abuse of the irs working with other government agencies about the one issue that impacts the status. political persecution by the irs. as you mentioned in your opening statement, the irs knows how to get things done by their subpoena and their request for information that they turn out. >> i apologize to the chairman. that's my mother-in-law calling. she has her own ring. anyway. they have ways of getting you to get this information. they show up all these different times trying to get information. to your knowledge, either one of you, has the irs, any agent, any agent, any person been held accountable for

democratic and how to vote comes from this one time where we were as california phone on whether gm osha label or not. i went really, really as deep as it could, i read the bills and identity thing like that before. i read almost the on and try to figure it out. and so i think back to your question about what is promising about the and its curiosity. curiosity is what publishing. whether it's about biotechnology of something else, we are culturing that curiosity whether it's about policies, whether it's about patents and whether it's about biotech so something that is completely unrelated. it allows people to get interested and then learn something. because every, every piece of the universe is connected to every other piece of the universe. that's a butchering of a quote. but that's completely true. you can't separate society and technology. what you can really do is embrace it. are the same thing in a lot of ways, like it's all connected together. so from my perspective, biotech and curiosity is the way, that store for me and for maybe some else it something different. it always starts