since he was an employee of a contractor, osha investigated the contractor, not tesla. >> our requesteen made to tesla to the energize the plug where a client was working. and tesla refused that request. tesla's refusal was based on not wanting to slow down production. >> reporter: according to osha the employee was not supervised to work independently. over the past year tesla has been known to ramp up production. >> reporter: do think that tesla prioritizes production over safety ? >> it doesn't look like tesla had a good reason to deenergize. there's not a good reason to provide safer equipment. >> reporter: since 2010 osha inspectors recorded 33 safety violations at the fremont factory. >> reporter: what happened you, cannot happen to someone else ? >> of course. >> reporter: in a statement tesla said that they conducted a thorough investigation discovered that the contractor had not followed proper safety protocols and regulations. that they weren't using electrical safety verification, including safety locks. which would've prevented this accident from occurring. they said that

cal osha is investigating. >> they are looking at the tractor and hydraulics and mechanics how it works. the wind business gets one or two deaths a year. it's dangerous work. >> cal osha has six months to issue any possible citations for possible violations of work voice safety regulations. >>> the police have arrested two suspects for the city's first homicide in three years. investigators say the 23-year- old victim was shot to death late sunday morning along the ohlone greenway. his body was found on a bench. police arrested the two suspects on sunday following a tip from a berkeley police officer. authorities have identified them as 31-year-old thomas shimamura of oakland and 21- year-old kayla gibson-wytch of berkeley. they are being held for the killing of 23-year-old raphael fuentes-lee of vallejo. no word on a possible motive. >>> it's 4:12 am. you've heard of kanye west, he speaking his mind and it's causing a lot of problems. his thoughts about slavery in america and the backlash he is getting for calling it a choice. >>> a huge effort is underway to bring clean drinking water

since he was the employee of the contractor, osha investigated the contractor and not tesla. >> a request was made to tesla to deenergize the equipment that he was working by, and tesla refuse. >> reporter: according to osha, nguyen was not qualified to work unsupervised and did not have proper safety gear and there was not a sufficient barrier to protect him. over the past year, tesla has been known to wrap up reduction, especially with the model three release. you think that tesla prioritizes production over safety? >> it doesn't look like tesla had a good reason not to deenergize the best way. it doesn't load -- look like there is a good reason. >> reporter: 2 investigates looked up records, and osha inspectors recorded 33 safety violations at the fremont factory. can what happened to you happen to somebody else? >> of course. >> reporter: in a statement, tesla told 2 investigates that they conducted an investigation and found out that the worker had not found and followed important safety verifications including safety locks, which would have prevented this accident from happening. we

. >> reporter: cal osha releasing this final report. it concluded that the manufacturer, whitewater west, did not have effective testing procedures in place. it took the height minimums and weight restrictions from roller coaster requirements. the report also says the slide was set up incorrectly. the boy's family settled with the manufacturer for an undisclosed amount of money. their attorney telling me by phone he hopes the ride is now safe for the public. the city of dublin says testing shows the slide is ready to go. >> we would certainly not open those slides again unless we were confident that they are safe for riders. >> reporter: parents we talked to are optimistic. >> i would think after a year of being closed, they would have figured out what the problem was and fixed it. >> i'm just going to go for it. with anything there's always an inherent risk. but that's part of the thrill, right? >> reporter: now, cal osha has not issued any fines or citations in this case. reporting live in dublin, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> t

according to cal-osha it happened at arrow head vineyard. a tractor operator was trying to untangle some wire that had gotten caught in the tiller. the sonoma county sheriffs department it appears the man put the equipment up on jacks and it fell and crushed the man. another worker found the man dead and called authorities. sky fox was over that scene as emergency workers responded. so far the man's name has not been released. as we mention the cal-osha is investigating. >>> homicide investigation is under way. officers heard gunshots at 9:30 last night on 89th avenue and international boulevard in east oakland. that is where they found the bodies of a man from berkeley and a woman from oakland. both have died on the scene. their names have not been released. >> a dramatic rescue at forted funston in san francisco. how firefighters were able to bring that dog to safety. >> outside of our doors this afternoon a notable warmup for many. we will check in on your current conditions. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seres

the sheriff department called cal osha, which investigates all accidents like this. we were somewhat surprised to learn that a couple of vineyard deaths take place annually. >> the wine business gets about one or two around here. it is dangerous work and a dangerous occupation. >> reporter: it usually takes osha a few months to review these actions and come up with what corrections are needed or whatever find should be applied if they are warranted. >>> california and 16 other states sued the trump administration today over the plans to scrap obama era auto omission standards. the lawsuit was announced this morning. the suit comes in the response to epa administrator scott pruitt and his plan to eliminate emissions from the trucks to get significantly higher gas mileage by the year 2025. connor brown said it reflect the trump administration's poor track record when it comes to dealing with climate change. >> climate change is not a joke. the fires, the mud, the rising sea level and the migrations and the turmoil that is going to come about. this is real stuff and if

that the water flow and the water height settings of the slide or too high here's the report from cal osha that found that the slides's manufacturer, whitewater west, did not have effective development testing procedures in place. now one year later....the settings on the emerald plunge have been lowered all of the slides are set to reopen saturday. the spokes person for the city of dublin this time around says this time around both the emerald plunge and the dublin screamer have been thoroughly tested have been thoroughly tested starting with bags of bearing weight and length and then dummies and then finally a multitude of life riders look at this facility in another facility with a similar slide and settings that people who made the people who meet the height and weight settings can ride down safely the city is confident that the ride will now be safe for all riders. but parents had mixed feelings about whether or not they'd let there kid take the emerald plunge.not yet maybe were going to wait for like a month or three months before we let them go slide just to make sure everything is

deputies called cal osha. >> we will take a look at the hydraulics and the tractor. >> the wine country gets one or two death here it is a dangerous capuchin. they have -- dangerous occupation. >> they have two years to issue any violation.>>> he has not made all the promised reforms the report claimed that the demonstrators hid when earn $75 million in the secret reserve fund and it found that the office overcharged the campuses to fund the operations and paid employees more than other state workers. they are confident that they complied with the mandates and the state threatened to withhold millions of dollars but they have not decided whether they should do so. >>> the severances go board of supervisors. this district honors the community. >> in parts of the neighborhood there are clothing stores and there is a lgbt queue -- lgbt cultural system. >> it is our up. >> the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved the district. this includes folsom street and ninth street. we do not want to lose this important cultural history. he cosponsored the resolution and many people

cal osha gave the green light but the report concluded that they did not have effective development testing in place for any of their previously built speed slides. >>> chopper five flew over the slide this afternoon. the city, the slides requirements for height and weight will remain the same. the water park reopened on saturday for the summer season. >> you might want to watch what you say in front of amazon's alexa. an oregon woman told a reporter that her home assistance secretly recorded a private conversation and sent it to someone else. >> my husband and i would randomly joke sometimes, i bet the devices are listening to what we are saying. >> reporter: until recently her home was completely wired up in every room with the amazon echo. her family used the app to do everything from turn up the heat to turn on the lights. but daniel told us via skype two weeks ago their love for alexa changed with an alarming phone call. >> the person on the other line said unplug your alexa devices right now. >> reporter: that person was one of her husband's employees calling from seattle. >> we go ar

cal osha is now investigating. >> they're taking a look at the tractor and the hydraulics and mechanics of how it worked and how the accident happened. the wine business generally gets one or two deaths around here per year. it is dangerous work. it is a dangerous occupation. >> cal osha has six months to investigate and issue citations if it finds it warranted. >>> new numbers are out showing california's population grew by 309,000 people last year. the state department of finance says the new residents include newborns, also migration from other states or counties. the counties with the highest numbers of new residents were san francisco, san diego and los angeles. the state population is now 39.8 million people. now according to that same report, california lost 13,200 homes last year. many of them destroyed in wildfires. overall the state added 85,000 housing units a researcher with the california department of finance says california's population is growing faster than the number of homes. >>> the federal government is accusing a newark tech company of abuse a visa program in order

that the water flow and the water height settings of the slide or too high here's the report from cal oshaslides's manufacturer, whitewater west, did not have effective development testing procedures in place. now one year later....the settings on the emerald plunge have been lowered all of the slides are set to reopen saturday. the spokes person for the city of dublin this time around says this time around both the emerald plunge and the dublin screamer have been thoroughly tested have been thoroughly tested starting with bags of bearing weight and length and then dummies and then finally a multitude of life riders look at this facility in another facility with a similar slide and settings that people who made the people who meet the height and weight settings can ride down safely the city is confident that the ride will now be safe for all riders. but parents had mixed feelings about whether or not they'd let there kid take the emerald plunge.not yet maybe were going to wait for like a month or three months before we let them go slide just to make sure everything is working on the slide

the manufacturer, cal osha had helped in that. and we also hired our own safety expert. so, there are a multitude of people that were involved in the testing process to ensure that the testings were done to the best standards available. >> after investigating what went wrong, state safety regulators said it was a water flow issue that led to this accident. now the water levels have been reduced. the people we've talked with this afternoon who tried the slide told us they felt it was safe. >>> turning now to our microclimate weather coverage. let's take a look at san jose this evening. we've had a few days of cool weather, but things will be heating up for the holiday. meteorologist rob mayeda joins us with a look at the forecast. some good news, rob. >> springing towards more summer-like temperatures, but not the case outside right now. still cool with the sunshine. 68 degrees in san jose and a breezy and a little bit blustery evening, setting up for san francisco at 64. but overall, our temperatures with more sunshine today than any of those shower chances have moved on

under nixon's watch, we will see the emergence of the occupational safety and health administration, oshan like the clean air act, water quality improvement act. in other words the point i'm trying to make here is that nixon's response and the fact that he was not dominant in terms of congress as well meant that his presidency, while he sought to position himself towards the conservative side, he often ended up overseeing actions in the united states that still reflect bigger government and government intervention. he also had to deal with vietnam, right? lyndon johnson leaves office. nixon comes in. vietnam is still an issue. he wants peace with honor. he wants out. he does not want it to make it look like the u.s. is being pushed out. , and seeks negotiation finally in 1973 the united states is able to essentially get out of vietnam. , nixon'sod administration, you have the release of the so-called pentagon papers that reveal how the former administration, the nexen administration, had dealt with the war and kept information from the american people. he had some successes in terms of fo

this is being referred to cal osha >>> police are searching for whoever shot and killed two people in east oakland. it happened on international boulevard. officers heard gunshots and responded. they found a man and woman suffering from gunshot wounds. they both died at the scene. police have not released any information on possible suspects or what led to the shootings. >>> a street gang has been broken up. a total of 16 people are in custody. some of the families of people arrested say there is no proof, the police say they have linked the game to seven robberies, six carjackings and 10 burglaries. >> firearms were used in almost all of these cases we are fortunate we were able to get them in custody. >> i am just confuse right now. i haven't seen any proof of my son doing these crimes at all. >> the adult suspects are being held in the main santa clara county jail and the younger ones are in custody at a juvenile detention center. >>> the da's office is issuing a warm and does warning about criminals targeting senior citizens. they are know for distraction burglaries. one person pr

from a company standpoint i'm dealing with the epa, the fda, the department of agriculture, osha, thedepartment, health and human services, department of labor. it goes on and on and on. business owners across this country feel like we're being suffocated, and we're handcuffed. instead we need a hand up, you know? not handcuffs. so i think between the tax cuts, the regulations, that's what's driving this 40-year high for optimism for small businesses. charles: someone making cookies shouldn't have to deal with those hurdles. by the way, even though i haven't had them, i've heard of them, and i've heard they're amazing. >> well, thank you so much. we're going to have to send you some samples. [laughter] we make 12 billion a day. i'm a diabetic, and i was told -- my parents were told i would be dead by the age of 17, and instead i wanted to make a sugar-free cookie and share it with other diabetic, and now we're a debt-free company 33 years later. matter of fact, with the tax cuts besides giving raises to our team members, you know, we're doing a packaging, a package change in mandarin,

respect -- with all due respect to the representatives for the navy, for the nrc, for the e.p.a., osha, the state of california -- i've never been invited in to discuss what happened? >> supervisor kim: could you talk about your personal involvement. >> personal involvement with regards to -- >> supervisor kim: as explained by your attorney. >> on parcel a. >> when i first arrived on hunters point -- >> parcel a and building 322. >> for parcel a, when i first arrived at hunters point, working for new world, i was tasked with another health physics or rad safety technician to service building 322. it used to exist in the bowels of the site. it had since been moved to the front entrance going into hunters point, and 322 was then staged at a corner of inez in the day that the site was operational. when new world was returned on contract to hunters point after a brief shutdown of activities through tetratech, one of the first jobs that came up was myself and another rad safety technician would go in and do a characterization survey of building 322. one thing that we found that was unusual

love old san francisco history and if you look at the old pictures of them during the bridge before osha, those guys were up there barely roped in. that bridge is such a part of all of us. it is neat to see any angle of it and anything that goes on with that bridges news. for us outside, a cloudy day to start with and cooler than it has been. but it is going to start warming up. temperatures will get back into the 70s, and we do have some showers out there right now. we have been talking about them for a while and i need to back it up a little. let's put a 12 hour loop on this, and there is the westerly flow, and you can see the showers up in the lake tahoe area. by the, mother of peer around clear lake, and even a little snow flurry activity at the higher elevations. at least, some freezing rain at the top of st. helena. the shower activity is right over mount st. helena. that is where the yellow is showing up. down toward napa, you have a few showers as well. over your, this could easily be a thunderstorm. i am not sure if those are good readings and i will check it a little bit later

a minimum of three public works projects over the last five years, and has either state or federal osha cited and assessed penalties against the firm for any serious, willful, or repeat violations of its safety or health regulations in the past five years. >> so forgive me for focusing. this company, their experience, versus a resume and experience working for someone else, there's a distinct difference to me. so for hoseley, what's their company? because that's who we're hiring. so i'll go back, three years they're in business. how many contracts have they done of similar work of $5 million or above? >> commissioner, i'm going to defer that question because it's not actually a cmd question, and i would be getting in deep water. so i would like to defer to rod, who's here, and he would be the most qualified to answer that question, please. >> so while we're coming up, when the qualifications are listed in the bid, in the bid, so they list those qualifications, how they meet them in writing? >> yes. >> they have to meet the qualification, they have to list the qualification form's attach

had all these major milestones that we talked about, 40-day workweek, overtime, child labor laws, oshaso many things that happened, that created the modern economy. d we surged and prosperity reign through the most corners of the united states. so i want to take a moment, and i appreciate mr. khanna for bringing this forward, to urge the supreme court to do the right thing. to protect the right to collectively bar gauge from being dragged down by nonunion free riders. just because they dis agree with a political message. or in the alternative, allow every employee, every shareholder to object to corporate political speech they disagree with. let's keep it fair on all sides then. if i have one share, if i'm a part-time employee, of a major fortune 500 company and i disagree i should be able to object just like this man wants to be able to object. because corporations aren't people. people are people. and i want to thank you for this opportunity, mr. khanna, the gentleman from california, to be able to stand with you on behalf of america's working families. mr. khanna: thank you, represe

the manufacturer has since revised the settings and received the green light from cal/osha. >>> those electric scooters spotted everywhere in san francisco will be going in two weeks. that's good or bad news depending on how you feel about them. they'll be gone, but not for good. city officials announced all scooter rental companies including lime, spin, and bird must have a permit from the sfmta. they'll be required to move all scooters from city streets by june 4th. afterwards they can apply for permets. each company will be held accountable for the conduct of its riders. >> i think the mta director has made it quite clear that past behavior will be taken into account. >> sfmta will decide by the end of june which company, if any, will get permits. >>> caltrans is making a statement by talking trash. the agency showing off what it calls bizarre trash items getting dumped along our freeways. kpix 5 don ford with how it's putting drivers at risk. >> we've got a truck full of stuff here. >> it came from highways in contra costa county last evening. >> oh, just last night. >> reporter:

that the water flow and the water height settings of the slide or too high here's the report from cal osha that the slides's manufacturer, whitewater west, did not have effective development testing procedures in place. now one year later....the settings on the emerald plunge have been lowered all of the slides are set to reopen saturday. the spokes person for the city of dublin this time around says this time around both the emerald plunge and the dublin screamer have been thoroughly tested have been thoroughly tested starting with bags of bearing weight and length and then dummies and then finally a multitude of life riders look at this facility in another facility with a similar slide and settings that people who made the people who meet the height and weight settings can ride down safely the city is confident that the ride will now be safe for all riders. but parents had mixed feelings about whether or not they'd let there kid take the emerald plunge.not yet maybe were going to wait for like a month or three months before we let them go slide just to make sure everything is working on

the project before you proposes safety upgrades to the wind mill designed to comply with osha requirements alterations are proposed to the cottage. the project sponsor has a brief presentation but in brief, alterations proposed including, an increase to the gallery handrail to 42 inches, utilizing wood extenders. addition of a four inch high toe-kick where it meets the gallery deck. replacement of the gallery deck level, wood entry doors with weather resistant materials. insulation of l.e.d. lights at the main door at the entry. tie offs and cables. additional bracing at the fan tale deck. replacement of the fan tail ladder of the same size and appearance. replacement of the existing interior wooden stairs with steel stairs, hand rails and guard rails and paneling. removal of small sections of the surface on all levels to allow for vertical head clearance and removal of the concrete water pump beds in the base in anticipation of creating space for an interpretive exhibit open to the public. both the removal of the water pump beds and redesign were approved in 2001, but were not implemented

cal/osha gave it the green light but its report included that they didn't have effective development testing procedures in place for any of their other previously built speed slides. chopper 5 flew over that bright green slide yesterday. the city said the slides' requirements for riders height and weight will be the same that. waterpark reopens tomorrow for the season. >>> 5:10. they swarmed the streets and now they are about to disappear. the crackdown on scooters right before the start of the summer tourist season. >> a spring storm is here. we are tracking rain this morning. i'll let you know where it's going and how much we can expect. plus a warmup on its way. >> and your holiday getaway traffic off to a rough start with hot spots including 880 where we see a major backup. d to pay mil claimed baby powder gave her cancer. d joanne ander >>> johnson & johnson company has been ordered to pay millions to a woman to claimed baby powder gave her cancer. 66-year-old joanne anderson claims that doctors diagnosed her with lung cancer linked to asbestos exposure. anderson says johnson &

the osha report also says whitewater west admitted the slide was originally set up wrong, too much water flowing too quickly, which would cause riders to lift up off the slide. inspectors concluded the accident could have been prevented if the issues were identified and corrected. now since the accident, more than 21,000 dollars have been spent on testing taking more than 100 hours. that included using crash dummies of various heights and weights to determine the proper settings. water flow has since been turned down and the water location has been tweaked so riders are not lifted and then thrown from the slide. >> it's so hard to watch that video of that little boy. >> lucky he wasn't hurt more seriously. >> thank you. >>> now to new details on a crash in arizona where a self- driving uber struck and killed a woman back in march. federal investigators say the volvo suv did not stop because the automatic braking system had been turned off and did not alert the human backup driver. officials say uber likely turned the system off because it brakes too often in situations where it shouldn't

osha is investigating. >>> robert mueller, the special counsel investigating allegations of russian interferencen u. s. elections reportedly brought up issuing a subpoena to force president trump to testify under oath. it was brought up in march according to the president's former lawyer who told the associated press robert mueller brought it up while meeting with the president's legal team. they were negotiating the terms of investigators interviewing the president. legal experts say even if president trump is subpoenaed, he could fight it in court or take the fifth. just a short while ago the president went on twitter this morning, blasting the investigation saying quote, there was no collusion. it is a hoax. there is no obstruction of justice. that is a set up. with there is, is negotiations going on with north korea over nuclear war. negotiations are going on with china over trade deficits. negotiations on nafta and much more. witchhunt! >>> california and 16 other states are suing the trump administration over plans to scrap higher auto emissions standards set during the obama era. governor

how could you ride muni and fail to see in embarcadero there's an osha issue. i got a letter from staff in november it's overdue for cleaning and still hasn't happened. if you are riding through embarcadero, the workers are riding masks, homemade handkerchief masks. that's how they feel. for decades i have been harping on muni about putting blue and white yield seat signs. we have a lot of tourists from outside this country who may not read or speak english, separate from some of our residents who don't read or speak english, you could point to the graphics. they aren't there, so the disabled and seniors have a hard time doing this. in hilly areas there's still no changes trying to take away curb side parking at a bus stop. again, before the turn of the century, the muni access committee was told muni was working on getting those spaces out of bus stops. how could you ride muni and not notice there are bus stops with people with disabilities may have their vision obscured by a car or truck parked illegally in a bus zone. they aren't paying attention. [buzzer] [

osha? nothing like that. there is no regulation of that kind. is there the deregulation act that says there is no free federal policy? no. because all the things that you mentioned have the words state.and it so all we have here are a group, if you like of provisions all of which are addressing themselves to what kind of law a state may have without a clear federal policy that distinguishes between what they want the states to do what the federal government is doing and in those circumstances it falls on the subject matter of this law is the state. that is what this is about to tell the states what to do and therefore it falls under commandeering. that is how i was reading it the notion of not addressing itself to states. >> i will try to answer the whole thing that i will start with the proposition that there is nothing wrong with congressional legislation operating as the market actors and that is the first four prohibitions 3702 plainly do they say you cannot operate advertise sponsor or promote sponsors one -- sports gambling schemes. it als

cal-osha's report included white water west did not have effective procedures in place for any of their previously built speed slides. the slide's height and weight requirements will remain the same and we saw a lot of people trying it out today. so far, the slide seems to be getting good reviews. >> i went down it and i felt totally safe. it's fine. >> it felt awesome. i don't know why all the kids are too scared to do it, but i really love doing it. >> 55,000 people visited the park last year and they expect a similar turnout this year. >>> you expect to see more chp officers this holiday weekend. they'll be looking as usual for distracted and intoxicated drivers. it's part of a maximum enforcement period that start last night anwill continue until midnight on monday nid gh officers will be on the lookout for people who are not buckled up too. chp abivsa anpassenysrs who died over the last two memorial day weekends were not wearing seat belts. >>> you can expect to pay a little more to get away this holiday weekend. gas prices just spiked. in fact, according to aaa, prices at the pump

osha -- dr. osher talk about some of the hope for the future and the good programs we've seen a there, and i would like to wrap up with some of the statistics of our successes. i want you to leave on a note understanding that this can be fixed. i appreciate the opportunity to end on a hopeful note, because i believe it is justified. colleaguesking with earlier about how we have been watching over the last 20 years, this conversation if all. it has got to a point where it is much more sophisticated and a whole celllly that cross system collaboration actually can make a difference for folks. towards that end, i just wanted to highlight one initiative sponsoredtepping up, jointly by the american psychiatric association foundation and council of state justice and government center. it was a call to action to counties three years ago. the status quo was on acceptable. can you join us in passing a resolution that will address in a long-term way the prevalence of mental illness within your jail settings

the first to see and meet john lewis as a young member of the choir and then on the board on osha.say is god bless m america. i had to pinch myself sitting next to him because i knew my very existence as the first african-american woman to represent the state of alabama was only made possible because of his sacrifice in his struggle. people come to selma but they come once a year to march across that bridge. they keep on marching to montgomery, to birmingham, they do not spend much money here in selma. my challenge as the member of congress representing my hometown is to figure out how this wonderful history that lets is not selma -- selma only the birthplace of the civil civil rightsnt -- voting movement, it also has a long history of civil war. this place has this important history living side-by-side. it is a history that people come back to revisit. i think it is important to me to learn how to leverage the history of selma to help selma economically. 19,000 and the median in our city is less than $20,000. it is important to understand that not only does history live here, but

it's five times the combined budget, kelly, of the epa, the osha for worker health and safety. >> let100 billion of their $250 billion, it's a move investors rejoice about now given the performance of the share evan, you're not keen on buybacks. >> i think the point i think ralph is missing in effect is he notes that it's basically shareholders' decision, but whether we like it, he likes the board, doesn't like the board, the board in effect is the proxy for the shareholders the one making the decision. i'm sure they were voted, the board voted on the buyback program. i'm sure it was a composition of both a manager board members as well as outside board directors, and so my advice to ralph, i'm sure he appreciates this is, you know, if you got a problem with the board, vote them out that's what you should do, if you have a problem with the buyback. it should be about the board less about the actual buyback itself. >> we want discretion. the ceo of the giant investment fund blackrock said in a letter to ceos in february that financial performance is only one criteria that these compani

but osha is in here front and center. and they like many organizations have their constraints, both physically and man power does not alleviate the fact the situation is being focused upon. we have spoken to those that we are contracting with that have violations and said, one, we will not tolerate this. on our next, if in fact there is a breach from normal safety manners to cause accident and or detriment to the workers, we have the ability through funds to correct behavior. >> okay. so i'm glad you've started with them in a conversation. but i think we'll have to be systematic about this in order to make sure that they keep everyone safe. let me ask you about stomp examples. to comply with federal rules, navy contractors must have a safety officer on-site to identify dangerous conditions and enforce occupational safety standards. but the person could be anyone, from a trained and certified professional, to the most junior person hanging out at the site. so when the navy signs a contract, the contracting officer can desi

the osha urges release the data about two or three weeks ago and we were so pleased that for the first time they included their data collection, a mandatory data collection on religious harassment and bullying, in public schools. so this is great. what we are recommending the can is they this one step further and disaggregate the data collected and collect more data. right now there was a question on the form that said was a religious harassment or bullying based on religion? and then the respondent is wrote how many incidents but it wasn't separated by religion. we don't know what percentage of those incidents were anti-jewish, anti-muslim, and they seek, anti-christian, any type of break down like that. we also come can we don't known report that was released what types of incidents are occurring by religion. so we don't know, for example, if they were violent assaults or verbal harassment or assault with a weapon or whatever it was. we also don't know the context behind incidents. these are all important things for our federal government to be able to use to take this a step further