kpix 5's mike sugerman shows us how cal/osha is cracking down. mike. >> reporter: veronica, look at this. it's 104 degrees at 6:06 here in walnut creek. my goodness! how many people are outside these days working? millions in california. i'm one of 'em. and it turns out there are a lot of laws that companies have to follow to help people like -- like me. my company gave me this water bottle and some are breaking the law not doing that kind of thing. paving the way for a long day when it's triple digits in the dog days of summer when nothing is palatable. especially when you're breaking pallets. >> very hard, man. but you have to do what you have to do. you have to work. >> reporter: physical labor in hot sun can make you thirsty and you should quench that thirst a lot. >> drink at least two bottles of water an hour. >> reporter: yeah? >> at least. >> reporter: your company give you the water? >> yes. >> reporter: their company, concrete north, is apparently living up to the letter of the law. >> all employers that have outdoor workers must do tha

in a letter, osha said the worker was 7.5 feet above the grounds without approving false -- fall protection. >> driving by, you need to see the marquis. because you can't see the posters. >> reporter: they finally got a permit to change it once to, a generic message. >> people can now see the changes and it should be more interesting. can you imagine making $3.4 billion in an hour? that's what mark stuck made. after -- mark zuckerberg made. nothing to do with computers. it's called bio- hacking.. where you hack the body and the brain. it includes everything from fasting.. to so- called smart drugs. only on 5: betty yu talked to tech insiders who say, it gives them the edge they need - to get ahead. nats (breakfast) paul benigeri hasn't eaten in 60 hours. nats paul "it was >> it's dee picked in the movie -- depicted in the movie limit less, a top secret smart drug turns a writer into a wizard. >> why does your protect appeal to silicon valley entrepreneurs? >> i think they are -- like athletes. olympic athletes, tomorrow performing athletes -- >> you have the type a personality guys who are

osha said it doesn't have it. the new york department state department of labor has not responded to inquiries whether it has the data. >>> pope francis expressing sorrow over nazi atrocities in world war ii during his trip to a former death camp. he visited auschwitz in poland. survivors and rescuers at his side. he made an entry in the guest book asking for god's forgiveness for so much cruelty. the nazis killed 1 million ii. >>> she raised awareness about autism. she's being remembered for her passion in how they lived her life. susan wright passed away after pancreatic cancer. she started autism speaks. she was 69 years old. >>> tonight an eyewitness news exclusive. it was once plagued by terrible long island sound is finally clearing up. two hump back whales spotted in the water earlier this week. josh einiger went on a wail watching cruise and has more on the significance of the sighting. >> reporter: it was a beautiful afternoon for a cruise. >> get out to the sound and head west. >> reporter: this was no a

osha has inspected the crane and done extensive interviews with the crane operator who has 30 years of experience. >> thank you. >>> the nypd is hoping newly released surveillance video will help them identify the suspects wanted for an armed robbery in brooklyn. the man in the video appears to williamsburg at 5:40 last night. he and an police are accused of pistol whipping somebody. a 60-year-old owner. and tieing up the teenage secretary. >> i saw the guys running out. we went to the door, we heard some screams. we went to the door, and tried to open the door. the door was locked. we broke open the door and we saw the guy bleeding. >> police say the perpetrators got away with a thousand dollars in cash. the business owner got stitches to close a head he's expected to be okay. the secretary was treated for trauma. >>> the new jersey senate took another big step toward hiking that state's gas tax. today, the budget committee approved a proposal that would in fact raise it. the money would be used to pay for road and bridge work. that measure is similar to one passed by the assembly rai

. >> i think osha requires ear plugs for that job. >> even if he had two of those sharp things that mighter. >> can i just say i wouldn't be impressed if joe and mika rode in on stallions. if it was a donkey and an elephant then you've got my attention. i'm going to watch at the top of the hour. >> i'll try and make that happen. >> let's get a check of your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. beware oversized balloons. >> those are youtube videos with the little dogs that run around popping all the balloons really fast that would work, too. this morning heavy rain around new york city. give yourself a little extra time the airport's going to have some significant delays plus flood watch still in effect. it will be dropped as we go throughout the morning as the rain begins to taper off a little bit. here's the latest radar. heaviest rains were right over downtown new york. now they're shifting up to the north. right along i-95. that's never a fun drive in the morning anyways. you add in the heavy rain in southern connecticut, that's not going to be fun. one batch of heavy rain,

with water. 2 investigates looked into the history of the construction company and according to cal osha, davis reed construction has had only two minor safety incidents. one was dismissed, the other resulted in a $600 fine. >> you can go to our website, ktvu.com for more. >>> now, more on a breaking news out of sea cliff. the neighborhood, the exclusive neighborhood in san francisco, a driver has died after his car slammed right into a multimillion dollars home. it happened at land's end. cristina rendon is there with more. so what have you hear about what led to the crash? >> reporter: there is a possibility this driver could have had a medical condition. they are not sure why he was driving wrecklessly. it was about ten minutes ago that the police department and the coroner's office left with the burned car in tow and that house is left behind burned. t it appears the homeowner may be outside on the driver assessing the damage. but, we spoke with one man who was looking in the area about an hour ago who was here when the crash happened. i want you to see the cell phone video. this hap

. >> cal/osha worker caught an employee changing the sign on narrow ledge back in 2014 and ordered the practice to stop. it took nearly 2 years cinema got permit to change it once to a generic message. >>> it is 4:58. multiple people are killed when their plane goes down in tuolumne county. what we know about the victims and the cause this morning. >> and we're on the scene of a fatal accident on 880. all lanes are shut down. we'll let you know when it might re-open next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, griego. and i'm kenny choi. a deadly accident is causina major traffic nterstate 880. >>> good morning it's thursday, july 28. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. a deadly accident is causing a major traffic mess this g

is huge in terms of cal osha fines. after 20 workers including two pregnant women were sent to the hospital after chemical spill last year, when they started complaining about the fumes they were given paper taskmaster put on to defend against chlorine fumes. taylor farms is being invested by the california department of fair employment and housing for a legit harassment towards gay and lesbian workers. just a couple of examples. one day worker reported months and months of sexual comments and unwanted touching and groping by another worker. the only response by the company was to move that coworker to another work area of discipline at all. a taylor another day worker was punched by a coworker. zero discipline. and as you will hear, the companies also been cited by the national labor relations board for terminating workers who are exercising their democratic right to organize as a union taylor farms has run a vicious campaign against his own employees and tracy and we think it's important the city and county of san fra

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according to cal osha, davis reed construction has reported only two safety incidents in the past five years. one was dismissed. stay with ktvu fox 2 news. we will stay on top of this fire investigation. >>> coming up at 5:30, more criminal cases now called into question after more officers are linked to that ongoing sex scandal. >> some idyllic neighborhoods used as a front for a multimillion dollars illegal marijuana grow operation. how they fooled the homeowners and property managers into renting out these homes. >> and cell phone video of a deadly encounter between police and a man. the original call that prompted the police response and the growing outrage to that graphic video. >> it is cool. it is foggy out there. today, another day with below average temperatures throughout much of the bay area. what does it mean as we press forward into the end of the week? i'll let you know. ♪ ♪ >> the justice department will investigate the deadly shooting of a man. he was shot outside a convenience store yesterday. >> this video has been shared across the world. you will see with your own e

the yellow you concede much of the east and that is the west of the hill steven and spelling of the osha is happening to after midnight. >>robin winston: who had won a minor incident on the issue for which it was the bomb if the actor paul some of the unarmed the park the car before the menace is locked in to land is gone. >>darya: or she died from injuries and sacramento the house of home runs and past five your son was also killed in the finance to the boy's father was a rustic three days later he is charged with arson and attempted murder and murder and and he's pleaded not guilty potestas a fun place after the video was released to happen monday of charleston's is said he was on his back with his hands over the the shot that will respond to call the man with a gun in the stuff on video join him on the left is a therapist is one of the police why he's tenant was client he told miscalling was holding a toy truck this morning they're calling the shooting an accident. want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shad

>> is it safe if osha gets wind of this. >> in cleveland, one of my single favorite things is seeing the people whose job it was to stab the balloons with a pointed stick. they seemed to be having too much fun with that. in this case, all balloons live, nobody seems to be killing the balloons. but -- >> no balloons were harmed. >> i can't be certain there aren't people under there. how do we find them? >> they've moved them to the front. >> what are people doing under there. >> this giant well of balloons. >> one other aspect of this which is unusual. is that hillary clinton you may remember at the beginning of this primary elected not to do large events. remember? we had a lot of really large events over the course of this primary. bernie sanders turning out 30,000 people at his rallies. donald trump turning out large numbers. never as many as he tweeted. hillary clinton did almost zero large events. clinton preferred instead to do her listening tour style events. only very small town halls. we've very rarely seen her in a really big room. it's not where she does her best work. as p

according to cal osha the company has reported two minor safety incidents in the past five-years.ne was dismissed, the other was a 600-dollar fine. we will continue to bring you the latest on the air and online. >>> happening today in baltimore. the top ranking baltimore police officer charged in the death of freddy gray will go on trial. the lieutenant is facing manslaughter and other charges. he is the 4th of six charged in connection with the death to go on trial and he is asking for a bench trial. opening statements have started. the prosecutor said that the lieutenant contributed to the death when he didn't buckle him into a seatbelt in a police van. gray suffered a broken neck. two others were acquitted and the proceeds for another officer ended in a mistrial in december. >>> san francisco's mayor is praising the police department for ending a tense stand off with an armed, suicidal, man peacefully. officers say the incident started with the man acting up at a street corner. he said that he wanted to die and wanted them to shoot him. swat officers and a crisis team were call

howard county police and osha are trying to figure out what happened. >>> a changing of the guard in the uk. the new prime minister, teresa may, took over today for david cameron. cameron submitted his resignation after the brexit vote. other contenders dropped out. may was also an advocate of remaining in the e.u., but she said she will respect the will of the people. >>> another setback for tom brady. a federal appeals court today denied his latest attempt to get a new hearing. commissioner roger goodell suspended him four games for using underinflated footballs. brady has one last option, a hail mary, really, to get the u.s. supreme court to case. >>> scientists in virginia are testing for the zika virus. governor terry mcauliffe said it is taking place in the central and southeastern commonwealths. so far, there has been 33 cong firmed cases in virginia. pregnant women are those most at risk. but the health officials say so far, no one has had any birth defects. in the u.s. >>> all of this stuff keeps coming in. >> wasn't quite that exciting. >> i was trying to save you there. >>

. >>> ktvu looks into the history of the construction company working on this and according to cal osha davis reed construction has only to my purported safety incidents and one was dismissed and the other resulted in the $605 fine for a building on the street in emeryville, the incident is still open and could be under appeal. >>> police are investigating random car shootings in san jose that have happened between midnight and 1 am on tipsy and monterey road. the shootings began in may in the latest was on saturday. in this case a female driver was injured by shrapnel and a male driver suffered a gray's room -- a gray's world. >> we have no information so this is incumbent on the public, maybe someone is bragging on social media or someone knows someone that may possess a weapon, use of that nature, we are looking for any information that we can get on the shootings. >>> none of the victims know each other and the suspect appears to be shooting randomly. >>> to high school students say they are not guilty of killing a classmate, the two former high school students are facing charges of

according to cal osha, davis reid construction had two minor safety incidents in the past five years. one was dismissed. the other resulted in a $600 fine. ktvu will continue to stay on top of the story, bring you the latest here on air and online as we try to find out more about what start that had fire in emeryville. >>> a trial is underway for the top ranking police officer charged in the death of freddie gray. lieutenant brian rice is the fourth of six officers charged in connection with freddie gray's death to go on trial, and he has asked for a bench trial. the opening statements have begun. the prosecutors say lieutenant rice contributed to gray's death last year when he didn't buckle him into a seat belt in a police van. gray suffered a broken neck. last month two other officers were acquitted and the proceedings for another officer ended in a mistrial in december. >>> mayor lee is praising the police department for ending a tense standoff yesterday with an armed suicidal man peacefully. officers say the incident began with the man acting belligerent at a street corner in the

osha does not have it. the new york department of labor has not responded to the date. >>> she helped raise awareness about autism around america and now she is remembered for her passion and how she lived her life. suzanne wright died after a nine month fight against pancreatic cancer. she co-founded autism speaks with her husband. autism is the fastest growing developmental disability, was brought to the public's eye largely because of wright and her husband. she was 69 years old. >>> labeling foods as genetically modified is now the law of the land. a new bill signed into law by president obama will require most packages to say if the food contains genetically modified ingredients. most of the nation's genetically modified crops are corn and soybeans. the food industry says 80% of foods will need this new labeling. >>> well, the empire state has put its mark on the olympics in rochester, new york. how about that? employees have been working en the jackets for months saying this is the biggest project the

according to cal osha, davis reed construction has reported only two minor safety incidents in the past five years. one was dismissed, the other resulted in a $600 fine. >>> stay with ktvu on air and online for the latest on the investigation into what started that massive fire. >>> a san jose man is behind bars tonight accused of sexually assaulting a child under the age of 10. 51-year-old alaysha corey is being held on $1 million bail. investigators with the los gatos police department say they received information about an assault on a minor in los gatos on june 25. he was taken into custody for days later at his home in san jose without incident. >>> new tonight a group of retired judges from santa clara county speaking out against the effort to remove judge aaron persky from the bench. persky has been under fire since his controversial sentencing in the brock turner sexual assault case. ktvu's azenith smith is asset -- stanford tonight with why the judges say removing persky could set a dangerous precedent. azenith? >> reporter: frank, this is the open letter 18 judges assigned. an

. >> i mean if osha gets wind of that -- look at that? >> in cleveland, one of of the favorite things at the convention was to see the people whose job it was to stab the balloons. they seemed to be having much fun with it. in this case all the balloons lived. >> no balloons were harmed -- >> but they're piling up in a way i can't be certain there are not people in them. what are they doing -- >> this is a giant well of balloons. can't you just look at this forever? >> one other aspect of this, which is unusual is that hillary clinton, you may remember at the beginning of this primary elected not to do large events. remember? we had a lot of really large events over the course of this primary. i mean, bernie sanders turning up with over 30,000 people in his rallies. donald trump turned up with large numbers never quite the amount of numbers he tweeted. but really large numbers. you think back to mobile, alabama, they really turned out large crowds. hillary clinton opted to do her listening style events and sort of round tables and her onl

. >> turns out a cal/osha worker caught an employee changing the sign on the narrow ledge in 2014 andrdered the practice to stop. two years later the theater is finally getting an update with a generic sign. >>> a mormon [ indiscernible ] was shocked after seeing chr on condoms reminding everyone who are mormons stick to their values. planned parenthood decided to hand them out in the conference. >> in the spirit of our mission to be respectful of all beliefs that they are allowed to distribute these but cannot display them on the table. >> ultimately planned parenthood decided not to pass out the condoms with the mormon symbol on them even though they had permission. >>> it i 5:56. voters will get to decide on a new plan to protect renters in one bay area city. >> reporter: the soberanes fire blanketing santa clara valley with smoke. how officials say you may be adding to the bad air. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi. a huge wildfire in monterey county is still burning outf control -- and it's sendinge smoke our way... the soberanes fire near ed as to good morning. i'm miche

look at what osha. look at what the department of labor, the epa are doing to this country.k at what's happened to manufacturing in the south. come to my district. >> congressman, that's not the issue. what khizr khan is talking ab t about, when he is going up there, he and his wife standing up there and you saying it's about individuals being able to make this country great again. what individuals are we talking about? hispanic americans? muslim-americans? >> talking about all americans. >> because mr. khan's son would not be able to give his life for this country in donald trump's america. that's a fact. >> i would disagree with you on that one. >> how? >> because all americans -- and we honor the khans and their loss. >> he would not be allowed in this country under donald trump's america. >> no, that is incorrect. >> how is that incorrect? >> it is incorrect. what donald trump has talked about doing is a temporary time-out to the syrian refugee -- >> that's not what he said, though. that's a new position. >> that may be what you think you'd like to hear but that's not wh

the company follows all osha rules and guidelines. crews will remove walls near porter's home by hand. they are hoping to have demolition complete by next week. >>> sinkhole in philadelphia's sensing ton neighborhood causing concern and frustration for people living there. you can see the hole at s and wishard streets. residents tell us it has been there for about three weeks and today we're told a car fell in. >> my goodness, look at that. >> they are afraid someone may get hurt if the city does not do something soon. we will have a call to the cities street department. so far in response. >>> handful of homes and businesses in the the berks county street, they have water back on this morning. >> we just saw a sinkhole, how about this one a huge one, opened up on their street wednesday. crews installed 80 feet of new water main after this sinkhole broke open along abington drive and wyomissing this was on wednesday. water is on but water company is telling residents to boil it the next two days while company tests what the tore make

the company says it also follows all osha rules and guidelines.rews will remove the walls near porter's home by hand. they're hoping to have demolition finished by next week. >>> the clock is ticking for a deadline on a possible strike by casino workers tonight taj mahal is last casino still negotiating with the employees union. local 54 the unite here union earlier reached deals with bally's caesars, harrah's and the tropicana. the union wants to recoup concessions it gave the casinos in past negotiations when the gambling halls were in bad financial shape. 65,000 union members have been threatening to hit the picket line tomorrow. no word just yet if taj mahal workers will still go on strike if their union and their boss cannot reach deal in the next couple of hours. >>> drivers in new jersey can keep enjoying their cheaper gas at least for now. state senators were expected to vote today on a plan to hike the garden state gas tax by 23 cents a gallon. cutting the sales tax by 1% taj point. today that vote did not happen. >> speakinspeaking of cl

cal/osha ordered the theater to stop the practice and notify the state on a fix.this point, it's not clear what changes were made or why it took so long. >>> coming up in our next half- hour, california in the spotlight at the democratic national convention. governor brown speaks to our melissa caen right after he rips into donald trump. and she will tell us about a skirmish among delegates that happened just moments ago. >> and trump opens up a mine field. his call for a foreign power to find hillary clinton's "missing" emails. ,, has gotten much worse lately. reason is that >>> our top stories at 6:00 city leaders in oakland acknowledge their homeless problem is worse. they say that part of the reason is people are being push out of san francisco. tents and lean toes have been springing up at bart tracks and freeways and other places. >>> mystery in concord involving a body that turned up next to a busy street. a driver made the disturbing find this afternoon on willow pass road. now investigators are trying to figure out if man was the victim of a hit-and-run.

company says it follows all osha rules, guidelines, crews will remove those walls by hand and they are hoping to have demolition complete by next week. we will keep an eye on that. >>> sinkhole in philadelphia's sensing ton neighborhood causing concern and frustration for these people. it is at x and wishard street, residents tell us it has been there for about three weeks and yesterday we're told a car fell right into it. >> look at that. >> yes. >> they are afraid someone could get hurt if the city doesn't do something soon. we have a call on the to the streets department. so far in response. >>> speaking of the sinkhole another handful of homes and businesses along one berks county street have their water back on after a huge sing hell there opened up on the street wednesday. crews installed 80 feet of new water main after sing hell broke open on abington drive and wyomissing. water is on but water company is telling people to boil it while company tests what the tore make sure it is okay to drink. investigators are still looking into exactly what caused that huge sing hell to open

osha's one if you ever get the opportunity to talk to policymakers and participate speak with personallyi do a lot. i'm in washington a lot. i've been to congress several times, to click on cancer. in fact, we screen part of ken burns film in congress. so i do. the problem is not, the problem is not that there isn't meetings spaces or meeting opportunities. the problem is the vocabulary is different. once the vocabulary becomes common, want to talk about the same thing, it becomes much more easy to have a conversation. heart of the effort here is to at least armed ourselves with the vocabulary so when you open the newspaper and someone says so much i to synthesize the human genome, at least understand what that means. what does it mean to synthesize the human genome, it would have a real conversation. so thank you for reminding us that that's the kind of effort that we need to have the vocabulary. >> thank you. >> last question. >> originally i'm from the czech republic to understand what it's like. [laughter] >> originally i'm from india so i understand. let's have a drink. [laughter] s

. >> in osha there are. >> i'm giving you two examples. >> i want yes or no. >> i'm giving you two examples. >> the issue that we have here is no ownership at doj. no wonder the optics are so bad. you have made it worse. and as a member of the military you have offended every individual who handles classified information. i have a question for you. right down the road speed limit says 55. i'm doing 65. have i broke the law? >> you would have to ask highway patrol. they would likely write you a ticket. >> i went to a small law school. we taught law. harvard i'm not sure anymore. did you break the law or not? 65 in a 55. my dad was a state trooper. >> as i said before you would get a ticket for that. >> so you broke the law. >> you would be cited for that. that would be considered an offense. >> in this, when you have been asked many times you said i'm not going to talk about this. the day after you said i am going to have to accept whatever they sell me because you are not going to do investigation. you not going to put the attorney general, top law enforcement officer's stamp of approval on

and just as those in state now known as zimbabwe, then known as rhodesia or suffered osha refolded againstritish rule in november 1965 because they thought london was moving toward decolonization and one person one vote leaving to african majority rule, they tried to continue their white racist minority regime by setting up this new state of rhodesia. they said at the time that they were walking in the footsteps of 1776. that is to say that 1776 was an attempt to escape the logic of abolition of slavery and november 19 cv-5 in southern africa was an attempt to escape the logic of a decolonization and one person one vote, and african majority rule. therefore, you cannot begin to understand the travails and the tribulations and the trials experienced by people of african descent in north america and less you understand that by several orders of magnitude they fought against the permission of the united states of america. they sided with london in its attempt to crush this label of rebellion just like the africans did not accept the establishment of the new state of rhodesia in november 1965.

she got away with it i think i understand but i do believe osha did not pay the price should have she's going to pay that price when november 8th round. >> : made $21.6 million giving speeches to special interests in a short period of time she's on wall street believe in americans she believes in globalism map that she believes it the people they give for all this money believe in it to a and believe in what ever they will hurt to believe. mike will never be afraid to speak the name of our enemy radical islam use up the other day with the trucks scream at the window. he heard what he was screaming. >> : december 90 note will trade center you saw in orlando how horrible that i was. he sought in paris is yet all over. hillary causally person we art along in order canids. with law- and-order party we will change things around. there will be respected and to law and order. hillary's foreign-policy helped launch basis. i see that adds that she puts on if i make one statement which is fine she will take that statement and put it on a totally other spin. i see that adds on foreign-policy talki

i think we have to take a closer look at osha media.ur intelligence services restricting on what we can do inside the united states. the fbi and others are going to have to probably look up as well as local law enforcement and penetrate some of these sites to see what is going on in the language being used. the problem is our first amendment guarantees us to be able to say anything. when do we cross the line from freedom must beach to the language that said this person is not stable or radicalized. i think the other issue we want to go back and reload because it is causing law enforced that an officers on the ground in louisiana since last week several times, the idea of open carry. i don't think that is a good idea. a gun in a crowd is a bad idea and it making our officers less safe. it is making our officers less safe. if they can our citizens less safe. charles: do know, i just kind of feel of all the things, if we line them up in a big hole at point, no pun intended, wrong choice of words here. what is the biggest cause of this? wha

fewest osha and the fact, a great deal of disappointment i imagine they have been uncovered but no shame in this at all. putin makes no secret of the fact at any point that he relishes russia's prowess. did not admit to this. in fact, in many respects a great degree of ambiguity because make everybody nervous. we are all sitting here wondering. there's an intimidation factor about this. why would you show your hand because there's a great deal of tactical surprise. this is not to say we haven't hy definitive proof but we should not be surprised at this kind of activity going on. and again the russians take pride in the possibilities of intelligence services. >> great. >> i'm a graduate student in international affairs. my question is about we hear a lot about the u.s.-china, or use russian relationship regarding serious anorak and everything going on there but china is absent from that domain. i'm curious as to how do you think some sort of an attack and that would change the outcome especially given that chinese tend to think more long-term than united states and probably russia as well

they were osha approved, and they had masks to wear. >> so if not that, what? perhaps a cause uncommonly too often when one dies so young, overwhelmed by sudden responsibilities and the pain of his kidney stones decided to end it all. it was a coroner's investigator who brought up the subject with would matthew have committed suicide? >> never, said his mother. never! but it was, his family had to admit, a not unreasonable question, given matt's depression and all, even though mark believed his brother had that under control. >> he went to a doctor to get some help with that and the doctor gave him some antidepressants. >> did that help? >> i thought it did. he -- he seemed to be better. >> but then matt had a new fa matt was spending most of his time with holly and the kids, and her parents, they said. so maybe mark didn't know. did he go to his own parents' house very often? >> i don't recall him talking about that much. >> his connection didn't seem to be that close, then? >> it didn't seem to be. >> and mark didn't know, not then, anyway, that matt actually

the same thing that the dr five osha. that was taken from the second level. the ground look at the ground level is 10 feet long. they go this house about 10 years ago and they go this low towering wall about 30 feet tall and is building on top of that. it wasn't there before that and they have three decks. that can oversee i mean, you see the whole neighborhood in fact. and more. so, all i have is a really really small space outside my house and i thought, that's why i propose a small roof deck very non- intrusive roof deck. the roof deck that i think the question in hand is very small. and it was reduced as mentioned. both sides said 5 feet to each side of the house with the subject from the roof. it's unobstructed is probably 75 feet distance between mine and i was sure he that and another photo. here. that shows you that was taken actually from the other house the neighbor on the house next to me which is very supportive. you can see the distance from the yellow line shows where my roof deck will and. so it's about 70 feet between my roof deck and their ho

multitude of benefits associate with the department of agriculture you might not have thought about an osha looking at developing a more sustainable economy in your rural areas. we are seeing a rapid expansion in this anti-semitic interest in this area. i am just going to finish by saying we're also not just limiting that opportunity to local and regional, we're looking for ways immunogenics based expand the value added proposition as well. suite individually series of agreements all across the world with countries like japan and the eu, canada. we're negotiating with mexico can we take things we can sell our organically produced items all over the world and expand the brand, the u.s. branch. agriculture is want of a great selling points of the united states. as i've traveled the country in the world, what i know is people think of american agriculture and they think of quality. they think of affordability, they think of food safety. these are incredibly important marketing opportunities we have, whether it is local or whether its international. i look forward to any questions you all might

. >> in osha there are. >> i'm giving you two examples. >> i want yes or no. >> i'm giving you two examples. >> the issue that we have here is no ownership at doj. no wonder the optics are so bad. you have made it worse. and as a member of the military you have offended every individual who handles classified information. i have a question for you. right down the road speed limit says 55. i'm doing 65. have i broke the law? >> you would have to ask highway patrol. they would likely write you a ticket. >> i went to a small law school. we taught law. harvard i'm not sure anymore. did you break the law or not? 65 in a 55. my dad was a state trooper. >> as i said before you would get a ticket for that. >> so you broke the law. >> you would be cited for that. that would be considered an offense. >> in this, when you have been asked many times you said i'm not going to talk about this. the day after you said i am going to have to accept whatever they sell me because you are not going to do investigation. you not going to put the attorney general, top law enforcement officer's stamp of approval on

the osha county sheriff's office is the agency which has managed those funds. the funding received prior to 2013 was critical to our region's ability to prevent, protect, respond to and recover from not only terrorism but a broad range of other threats and hazards. we are only as good as, at preventing a terror attack as the quality of information that we receive about that attack. one of the assets we have in our region is the central florida intelligence exchange fusion center. the fusion center is a center that operates in central florida, in orlando. it is located just outside of the airport. it serves as a central repository of databases that are currently being used by the florida department of law enforcement and other federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. in addition to its counterterrorism focus, it serves as an all hazard fusion center assisting agencies and the mitigation and assistance needed to recover from hazards such as hurricanes and other natural disasters. we assist with investigations crimes that possibly contain indexes to terr