one of the problems we have is the federal osha and state osha plans have less than 2,000 inspectors to cover eight million workplaces nationally. do the arithmetic. each federal osha inspector can inspect a workplace about once every 159 years. state osha might be able to do it once a century. and so the fact that you have something on site that, there it's for them to see if they ever get there, the problem is they never get there. we need to make sure they have their information to know which ones to go to, which ones are the dangerous sites. the scarce resources that osha needs to precisely target those resources is a result of these reports. those large employers, each illness, summary information from smaller employers, that's how they figure out where to visit. the rule also protects workers against discrimination if they report injuries. g.a.o. has found that workers fear reporting injuries, especially where employers impose sanctions or reduce bonuses for work-related injuries. this amendment would upend this important rule, which allows osha to target their resources, to in

so many of you have probably heard that the us has something called osha the occupational safety health administration which helps ensure a safe and healthy workplace. some of you are already laughing. you know it's one of the things in the federal government designed to help people you know you know a lot of things left over from a bygone era it was created by that crazy hippie president richard nixon. anyway the agency recently removed its running list of us work related deaths from its fraud home page and buried it deep in the web site for more on this we go to our senior labor expert now i'm a girl. oh. well so it seems a little sneaky on osha's part to suddenly hide this information now that being sneaky and being sensitive to the families who lost loved ones some of them to have something on the in the company didn't have a prior violation they're not publishing it at all. besides no one's reputation to take a. hit from a one time freak accident. i watched myself in the screaming sphincter at six flags in the seventh grade. does that mean i should have been called poop dilute for

operate with osha. you know we know how well corporations self regulate just just ask the big banks who pay the equivalent of like a parking ticket for defrauding the american people really how. right corporations are great at self-regulating. look at this workplace safety video that a company voluntarily made in order to keep their workers safe. when there is. this just a recipe for disaster. whatever yes. you are. right. safety is the number one priority here at the manchurian center. yeah the most funny part was when that guy died i after. after seeing that and i'm sure these workers are going to you know they're going to take safety seriously now only corporations will always move towards the money and if that means a few workers die so be it look look at that look at the coal industry for decades workers have been dying of black along at young ages and they hardly give a i mean i mean how much money did that company even put into that safety video five bucks cell no way it says right here that. ok

s the lowest budget osha has seen since 2009. we need osha. it saves lives. since 1970, occupational deaths have been cut in half, saving over 80 million lives. but there's plenty of work left to do. last year alone, 4,800 workers were killed on the job and over three million were seriously injured. an average of 15 workers die every day from job injuries costing u.s. businesses over $170 billion. the proposed budget would further reduce enforcement personnel by 140 investigators. that's 2,318 fewer workplace investigations. in addition, in the bill under consideration, safety training grants to reach workers in the highest risk jobs are eliminated despite being a core osha program through every administration, republican an democrat, since 1978. osha is only enough funding to inspect every workplace under its jurisdiction every 159 years. why would this bill eliminate funding for susan harwood training grants that protect and educate workers in the most dangerous jobs? this program costs less than one tenth of 1% of the department of labor's budget this cut

was so it seems a little sneaky on osha's part to suddenly hide this information now that being sneaky and being sensitive to the families who lost loved ones some of them to have some of the in the company didn't have a prior violation they're not publishing it at all. besides no one's reputation to take a hit from a one time freak accident. i want myself in the screaming spanker at six flags in the seventh grade. does that mean i should have been called poop the loop for the rest of the school year. no what does it has to come from pre-algebra. most of anything that was totally one brand for that right above me in a commercial for graduation but it sounds like corporations are being held last and less accountable for the safety of workers many of whom to. great risks to do the job so it's not like they're done with safety they now feature formation on how companies can voluntarily cooperate with osha who was right. you know we know how well corporations self regulate just just ask the big banks who pay the equivalent of like a parking ticket for defrauding the american people really

after the 64 act was passed everyone understood race segregated bathrooms had to go but osha to this day requires sex segregated bathrooms and no one has persuasively distinguished sex segregated bathrooms and talking about arguments the court did or didn't have. it doesn't appear court had in their mind this issue of the test of sex segregated bathrooms. it doesn't appear to have been discussed. >> let me interrupt for one second. i have not thought this all the way through. title vii focuses on economic opportunity, segregated bathrooms have little to do with economic opportunity but firing employees, making other adverse moves doesn't respect that. mister zarda lost his job because of actions taken against him. could you explain if that might be active distinction? >> if you go to the osha regulations, they think bathrooms are very important, the numbers you are going to have a this kind of thing but also the hypothetical is a man wants to use the woman's bathroom, biological male who was a transgender woman wanted to use the woman's toilet and it was important and to their econom

cal osha says they're working with the crane's operator to make sure it's taken down safely. the 61 story building has been in the making for about a decade is. >> thanks, veronica. new at 5:00, a bitter suite victory for a bay area father who has been trying to convince to put a safety barrier where he believes his son died. devon tells us it's not the first time there's been a deadly crash in that area. >> he's a 22-year-old kid. he should have hit goes guard rails and bounced back. >> instead it's believed his car went over the cliff on highway 1. nearly four months to the day after he disappeared they have installed some barricades on the cliff where parts of his car have washed ashore. for family and friends it was a bitter suite victory. >> i'm grateful that they're there. i'm frustrated that they weren't thereof course. i would much rather have richard back. >> they're planning to extend the existing guardrail in the very same location that someone else died eight months earlier. >> we reevaluated it and decided it's an appropriate place to put in some guard rails. >>

there is a stay of the osha rulemaking on record-keeping that would require employers to report to osha and post those on the internet, similar to the eeo one form in terms of unfiltered information. we are in court on that. we've intervened. so, there are three there. obviously, part of this depends on -- and think we have to get staffed up at these agencies. the secretary is doing a great job. when it comes to putting pen to paper, i spent three years at dol. it's a lot of work. i don't think the secretary is going to do that with his personal pen. we need to get more business friendly people over to those agencies. over at the nlrb, is not just regulations. it's case law. a lot of people get confused. reverse specialty health care. d.r. horton. terms of the regulatory side, we would like in ambush election law we would like them to revisit. not saying they well. we would like them to put that on the slate. with regard to sort of far-reaching things, there's a lot of interest in revisiting things like inside sales revisions. i have been through these wars before. you'll not find them

cal osha said they are working with the crane's operator to make sure it gets taken down safely. >>> bart riders rushing to make the train, trying to squeeze their way through those squeezing doors. bart officials soy it's a problem -- say it's a problem getting worse more on how bart officials are trying to tackle this problem. >> ken, bart says it happens almost on a daily basis. someone kicks brakes or damages a train door, sometimes resulting in delays. door repair is one of their top problems so they are pleading with passengers to please be gentle with the doors. >> if you have taken bart you have likely seen the abuse, from missing seats to seat hogging but bart says there's an even bigger problem. people breaking their doors. >> and people will do all sorts of things to get into a car. sometimes you will see a kick. >> other times unintentional. a backpack or bike gets caught in the door. especially during rush hours. >> just this week it got caught. i was trying to get on the train but people wouldn't move and then the doors closed on it. >> a bart spokesman said just the fi

there is a stay of the osha rulemaking, record-keeping, which would require employers to report to osha about the injury and illness is rate to post those on the internet. in terms of being unfiltered information. we are in court on that. those are three there. obviously, are they going to get staffed up any agencies? secretary acosta is doing a great job. i spent three years at the avail. -- at d of l. you have to get the right people in place. we need to get more business-friendly people to those organizations. it is not just regulations, it is case law. getting cases up to the board, reverse specialty health care. d.r. horton. the regulatory side, they would like a new board revisit. not saying they will, but we would like to see them put that on the plate. with far-reaching things, there is a lot of interest in revisiting things like inside sales exemption. i have been through these wars before on labor issues. these sort of boundaries you have to figure out what is doable. there are only 52 votes in the senate. what is doable besides beating our head against the wall? i was in in 1

again at this point cal osha says there isn't any concern or danger of any sort of falling or collapse. reporting live in san francisco, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> good to know thank you kristi. >>> now to a follow-up to aer to story we brought you at six. a judge agreed to consider evidence presented by paul garcia, the man kchkted of hiring hitman to kill suspected los gatos businessman mark achilles aier ago. he filed a motion claiming officers tampered with his cell phone to make him look guilty. if the jt approves the motion the officers would be required to release personnel files. >> a nfl star held at gunpoint by las vegas police. we have new video fueling the debate of what happened. this was big news several weeks ago. las vegas police releasing more body cam footage today. showing seattle seahawks star michael bennett minutes before and after he was handcuffed at gunpoint. bennett has hired a high approval bay area attorney and claims he was only detain because he is black and the police used excessive force. police say the video refutes the claim. investigators say

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>> if you go to to osha regulations on bathrooms, affecting bathrooms are very important. they have regulations about the numbers you are having. a manetical really is wants to use the women's toilet for whatever reason. a biological male that was a transgender woman wanted to use the women's toilet and it was a very important to them. and yet at the same time, that is not sex discrimination. >> why is using the bathroom important to an economic opportunity? >> because your comfort level has to do with whether you can perform your work functions during the day. if you deprive somebody of the opportunity -- >> i don't understand how bathrooms are that critical, as a matter of -- they may be critical as osha, but not as a matter of title vii. >> i'd say that would be news to all the people who woke up to racially segregated toilets that could not be used under this exact provision. re's absolutely adverse employment action, when she was fired because she wanted to use the women's toilet. she was fired. bathrooms,egregated to round out the associational discrimination point,

. >> i don't know what compels you to jump in and osha's that that's ferocious. if you want to go into your ankles that's fine, no deeper than that though. >> thanks dan. >> here's a look at the headlines were chasing tonight. >> president trump has imposed new travel restrictions on a countries including north korea. the addition is likely s symbolc as pyongyang doesn't allow its citizens to travel overseas. as of september 1 americans aren't allowed to visit the north. the new york city mayor will debate diblasio after she raised enough money to qualify for the first debate. that will be held october 10. exercise it is good for your body but now researchers believe they know how it helps lengthen your life. using a fluorescent technique on mice they found exercise cleans out the damage parts of cells responsible for turning food into energy. that in turn cleans out the system leaving better muscle tone in the body. that's a look at the headlines. >> coming up, anthony weiner is headed to prison. that, and dan will be back with your weather. >> it doesn't feel l

. >> the osha inspected the facility last year, and found 10 serious violations. but experts say it's too early to know if those are related to today's explosions. anheuser-busch helped in providing drinking water. >>> the red cross is accepting donations online, on phone, and text. for more information on how to get involved, including a list of other charities, you can head to our website. >>> there have been reports that the president could announce an end to daca tomorrow. the latest from the white house, he is still reviewing it. >> anybody that's here illegally that committed a crime will get caught and thrown out. anybody in between has to wait for a decision or at least the policy announcement from the administration on how to handle defers action. >> daca protects immigrants brought to the us illegally at children. the mayor had a few choice words for mr. trump. >> reporter: the protestors who came here for an emergency vigil hope to stop president trump. there was singing and chanting. behind all of it, real fear from the young people who would be hit ha

there's a stay of the osha rule making on record-keeping which would require employers to report to osha about the injury and illnesses and we post those on the internet somewhere on the eeoi form, ironically and we're in court with that and we've intervened and those are three there, obviously, part of of this depends and they get staffed up with the agencies and the secretary and in terms of putting pen to paper i spent a lot of time -- and i don't think the president will do that with his personal pen. we have to get the right people in place and with regard to the eerc, there's still -- we need to get more business friendly people over into these agencies and over at the mrb, it's not just regulations, of course, and it's case law. a lot of people get confused and it's getting cases up to the board and review the ferris decision and reverse specialty health care and d.r. horton and in terms of the regulatory side, we'd like a new board to revisit and i'm not sure they will, and i would put them on the plate. with regard to the far-reaching thing, there's a lot of interest in revisiti

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i'm going refer to a few, expanded social security benefits, the epa act that he signed, osha, safety and occupational health administration. title 9 for women athletes, he had a health care proposal. >> very close to what we see a obamacare. his administration pioneered the idea that we should rather than go to a single-payer system, canadian or european-type system, we should tell insurance companies, tell the american companies, everybody has to have insurance, keep the private insurance praim -- framework, nixon's principle to have, make it mandate for every employer to provide insurance where as obama's mandate was that all of us have to buy insurance if our employer isn't doing it. ted kennedy told me before he died, nixon offered it twice and each of two terms, specially in 1973 when he was desperate for domestic support and offered it but the democrats looked at him and they said, you know what, he's still weak, we are going to get him out and a new president, we will get medicare for all, single-payer and turned out to be jimmy carter, conservative from georgia, carter had pr

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. >>> cal-osha issued $55,000 in the death of a construction worker during clean up on highway 17.gill was run over by a dump truck in february. a colleague was also seriously injured and now the construction company they worked for is facing $32,000 in fines. another firm involved in the cleanup effort owes $24,000 in fines. both companies and caltrans, which faces a $750 fee, plan to appeal those decisions. >>> green crabs have invaded a popular north bay beach, and scientists said they cannot get rid of them. they may have migrated to the sea drift lagoon from the east coast on a ship. to save the lagoon, a team of experts are trapping and removing as many as possible. hundreds of traps are set. a researcher collects them, counted, and are ground into fertilizer for local tarries. >> isn't that gross? ugh. >>> scientists >> scientists said they have to keep the population down. >> it's eating everything more or less edible, including themselves. they are cannibalistic so the green crabs probably leg consume one another. >> yikes. the population is reduced but no way tokerred kat

the 40 hour workweek, osha, over time, family leave, we owe labor for all of it dianne feinstein says happy labordy, thank you to our nation's workers, we're grateful for all you contribute to our country. >> kbash rah lee used labor day to call for a higher minimum wage. we must never forget the work that remains to give women, people of color to accessing the american dream. >>> the owners of buy the bucket posted a letter on the restaurant's facebook page. the time has come to pursue other endeavors. the restaurant opened in 1959. owners have served millions of guests and created countless memories, for that they will be forever grateful. >>> hundreds of cyclists raced in front of the abc 7 studios in downtown san francisco this labor day. streets were shut down. the race started in 1975 and cyclists of all ages can take part. there were 10 races, one of those winners was a 20-year-old of morgan hill. > i love going fast, competing and i love being on my bike. i used to run. and honestly, i would get bored sometimes doing long distance running. i don't know, on the bike, it's alway

he expanded social security benefit, the epa act that he signed, osha, occupational health administration, title ix for women athletes, he had a healthcare proposal that we write about in the book that was amazingly like what we now think of as obamacare. his administration pioneered the idea that we should, rather than go through a single-payer syste system, rather than medicare for all, we should tell insurance company that everyone has health insurance, we keep the private insurance framework and will be very slight differences between not visible and obama's, obama wanted to make it a mandate for every employer whereas obama's mandate was that all of us have to buy insurance if our employer isn't doing it. ted kennedy called me and said this is the biggest legislative error, not taking the steel from nixon. he offered it twice. especially 1973 when he was desperate for domestic support and offered it but the democrats look to him and said you know, he's weak, we will get him out and a new president will come i in. with the new president will get medicare for all. we'll get single-paye

a few of the social security benefit, the tpx defined, osha, the safety occupational health administration, title ix for women athletes. he had a health care proposal he would write about in the book that was amazingly like what we now think of as obamacare. >> very close to what we see as obamacare.e.t we sho his administration pioneered the idea that rather than go to a single-payer system, and that we should just tell the insurance companies everybody's got to have insurance or we are goingra to keep the private insurance remark and very slight differences between that principle to have every mandate for every employer to providewah insurance for his mandate with all of us have to buy insurance if her employer isn't doing it. ted kennedy told me before he died, and this is my biggest legislative error was not taking this deal for nixon, specially m nixon offered it twice in the 1973 when he was desperate foreo domestic support and offered it, but they said he so weak. we will get it now appeared in the president will come in andt get medicare for all and it turned out to be jimmy carter

ed themgust, osha's fin tens of thousands of dollars from his handling -- essentially, processed safetyiolations for hazardous materials. they were mishandling hazardous materials. amy: we are talking about the arkema plant in crosby. i want to go to a clip of the local ceo. before i do that, i want to ask, in terms of circumstances on the , how are youtt doing? is your house flooded? how is it to work under these circumstances? >> right. my family is incredibly fortunate. our neighborhood got flooded. andad water in the street houses got flooded near us, but the water never got up over the curb near our house. i feel incredibly lucky and fortunate and feel a little survivor guilt to go so many other people have been impacted/wrongly by the floods. it is a little easier to get around now. but when you're driving around, even getting to the studio today, you see people starting to gut their homes and starting demolition. you see sandbags out still. there is debris all over the roads still. it is really hard. even though houston has had three major flooding events in the last three years,

osha had my glasses, going to be squinting and looking at my notes. please bear with me. when i think about what constituted a crisis thing about the prevalence rate and i have to go into more detail on the statistics or data discussed, this comes they have some data on the national survey of drug use and health, data that was presented about one year ago today reflecting 2015 data. i have slides, i will be terribly technical there's a lot of drug use going on. it's for a comprehensive report to classify psychotherapeutic drugs into four categories. prescription drugs that are paying killers known as an ugl angela takes. and the sedatives typically use to help us go to sleep. if you look at the chart, and surprising, almost 45% people in the united states are estimated for using these, and you might be thinking this is an epidemic, maybe they don't use on as some of them in attendance, they throw them away or they take a mess prescribed. the issue here is misuse of prescription drugs. only 7% of folks in the united states are estimated for misusing their prescription drug

tiger bought of a down before deporting her the organization for security and cooperation in europe osha condemned the move groups like human rights watch and even the journalist club in mexico have condemned ukraine's behavior towards journalists joseph ricci r.t. washington d.c. . the state department ordered the closure of the russian consulate in san francisco along with two other locations within just the next two days that move threatens to take relations between washington and moscow to an all time low. looks into russia's reaction on that move each hostile move hostile decision by russia or the u.s. is followed by yet another blow and response this latest one by washington means that the number of russian consulates in america will have to be reduced to three and the one that is being shut down in san francisco is the oldest diplomatic compound russia had in the u.s. it dates back to the middle of the nineteenth century well when the washing foreign minister it was asked about the ongoing diplomatic spat this morning he reminded that it wasn't moscow behind this war of sanctions

but a former osha official tells cbs news none of that would probably be relevant to the situation we'reling with now. he tells us the company had more than one backup plan and it all failed. the local sheriff says from everything he's been told, what is burning from the area of that explosion is non-toxic, in fact, he's told the public that experts have told him it's no different than standing around a campfire. >> okay, we shall see. >>> houston officials are surveying the damage left behind by harvey. the mayor took a devastated city yesterday. the white house estimates the storm has affected more than 100,000 texas homes. 37,000 utility customers in houston are still without power this morning. demarco morgan is in downtown houston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. floodwaters are starting to receive and that means services are starting to come back on line. now comes the grim task of accounting for all the people who did not survive. going door to door, search and rescue teams fan out across neighborhoods that had been inundated. >> we're finding out if there's any civilians

news from the low how wounded is under the medical what do you say osha stuff like that wounded domain i should drop eight point six percent. on the cd csu her conservative party of forty partner from a very dropped eleven points so that is of course begin him. but. i thought in this just this side of the front and one as we call it. of was interesting is to see how martin short's the social democratic candidates just came out swinging i mean. this is something that we've been meant waiting for and missing drums full debate drizzle the mount sort of just freed elect go. and i thought if that was the martin shows that we had seen during the tv debate that brand of course called a tv duet. non i think that might of been a different trajectory in the selectionm to the i a hefty on the right wing go party that's entering the ballistic. but also to this new coalition that you make a coalition you know was cars are going to hear what was kind of interesting ways and. seeing how the a fdc seems to clarify everybody's mind suddenly everybody can look very noble the spd house to go and oppositi