thought blake was trying to kidnap his children during a custody dispute on tuesday afternoon can osha district attorney said after an extensive investigation there was no legal foundation for charging the officer and it is my decision now that i announced today before you that know can osha law enforcement officer in this case will be charged with any criminal offense based on the facts and the laws as i will describe them to you now so it is our decision that no charge will be filed blake's family was left frustrated and saddened by the decision there is no justification what was done 2 months. because your story was you were free that my son was going to kidnap his jew if he was fearful of that why did he fire into the car so it would be children in the car so is he going to beat you michael keep flip flop this is not have scotch snap. this is my son. my son cannot walk right now. blake's attorney said the video of his client being shot should have been enough for the officer to be charged with the crime we believe that obviously the district attorney's office somehow believes that

>>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente san jose medical center was fined for violating covidreporting guidelines before an emergency room outbreak on christmas day. kaiser was fined $85,000 for failing to immediately report details related to employee who was hospitalized with covid-19 in march of last year. cal osha says kaiser's facilities also been cited and find $56,000 for failing to report similar employee hospitalizations in april and may of 2020. >>county has since find kaiser san jose $43,000 in connection with the christmas day outbreak after 44 staff members tested positive and one died. >>in a statement kaiser disputed the findings and said in part quote the cal osha citations stem from last year in the spring. kp disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed. importantly they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th. the statement suggest some of the earlier pfizer related to labor groups advocating for policy changes kaiser's antioch location was also cited for lacking sufficient scr

>>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente san jose medical center was fined for violating covid-19 reporting guidelines before an emergency room outbreak on christmas day. kaiser was fined $85,000 for failing to immediately report details related to employee who was hospitalized with covid-19 in march of last year. cal osha says kaiser's facilities also been cited and find $56,000 for failing to report similar employee hospitalizations in april and may of 2020. >>county has since find kaiser san jose $43,000 in connection with the christmas day outbreak after 44 staff members tested positive and one died. >>in a statement kaiser disputed the findings and said in part quote the cal osha citations stem from last year in the spring. kp disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed. importantly they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th. the statement suggest some of the earlier pfizer related to labor groups advocating for policy changes kaiser's antioch location was also cited for lacking sufficient

activists are trying to make sense of the decision from can osha to comes on the heels of a summer in which millions of people took to the streets across the country to protest police brutality and injustice in the wake of several high profile killings of unarmed black people on the one hand i'm not surprised because we have a world 400 year history of not holding folks accountable when it comes to lethally taking black life or even wounding black lives like we have in this case but i'm also a little bit surprised because last year we had the largest civic on record in america's history we demanded for reimagine policing structure and we demanded accountability here less than one week in the 2021 we have neither the department of justice says the federal civil rights investigation into the shooting is ongoing gabriel sandow al-jazeera washington teenager charged with murder for opening fire during the unrest that followed blades shooting has pleaded not guilty colorado house appeared in court by video link the 18 year old faces 6 charges for the fatal shooting of 2 men on the wounding

but cal osha fined $56,000 for not reporting positive cases at kaiser antioch.ly. in a statement sent to the mercury news the hospital giant says the fines related to the response early in the pandemic was while the protocol was still evolving. quite a few kaiser employees have told us off the record, did not want to be on camera. they told us they did not feel protected in their workplace. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> which makes you have concerns for the patients then as well, violations that impacted them. >> reporter: yeah. so, we know that related to that christmas exposure, 60 employees were infected, but they tested 70 patients. kaiser won't tell us how many are positive, they say, because of patient confidentiality. however, one patient did come forward to speak to us and told us she tested positive five days after she showed up for surgery, though she tested positive when she first arrived on christmas day. >> very concerning. okay, kris. thanks for the details. >> patient showing up negative. >>> hockey season gets under way tomorrow afternoon.

cal osha found kaiser permanente did not report infections in a timely manner.or the happenings at the hospital in san jose. santa clara county also fined the hospital $43,000 for failing to report positive cases amongst staff and the health care giant also facing fines of $56,000 by cal osha for not reporting positive cases at kaiser antioch. we reached out to kaiser for comment this morning. we have not heard back. it is early. however in a statement to the mercury news, the hospital says the fines are related to response early in the pandemic, when protocol and requirements were still evolving. kaiser says it is appealing those fines. from the beginning, quite a few kaiser employees have told us off camera that they did not feel like they were protected in their workplace. scott and laura? >> i'll take it from here. thanks so much, kris. >>> hockey season is getting under way tomorrow afternoon. san jose sharks still don't know when they'll be able to play at their home center. right now they're scheduled to play their first eight games actually on the road.

>>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente san jose medical center was fined for violating covid-19 reporting guidelines before an emergency room outbreak on christmas day. kaiser was fined $85,000 for failing to immediately report details related to employee who was hospitalized with covid-19 in march of last year. cal osha says kaiser's facilities also been cited and find $56,000 for failing to report similar employee hospitalizations in april and may of 2020. santa clara county has since find kaiser san jose $43,000 in connection with the christmas day outbreak after 44 staff members tested positive and one died. in a statement kaiser disputed the findings and said in part quote the cal osha citations stem from last year in the spring. kp disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed. importantly they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th, the statement suggest some of the earlier pfizer related to labor groups advocating for policy changes kaiser's antioch location was also cited for lacking su

comprise 10% of all of the cal osha coronavirus violations in the state still to come. a decision tonight from a special prosecutor about the police killing of a man in vallejo, who passed. coming up why those officers. who shot and killed him are not going to face charges. tied a couple of records today for warmth. we had 70 70 ones, too. let me had 70 70 ones, too. let me warm again tomorrow. go. if there's anything that this year has taught us, it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enrollment ends january 31st. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. now we have a plan we can afford. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so, you can really p

the cal osha citations stem from last year in the spring.disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed importantly they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, how the city of alameda is helping address food insecurity. >>within the commute. >>welcome back in the east bay, the city of alameda has developed a program to address to pressing needs during this pandemic feeding the needy and helping local restaurants, it's called feed alameda starting inauguration day for 10 weeks, the city will find a different local mom and pop mom mom pop store restaurant one day every week to prepare 19 meals priced at $25 for each meal, the meals will go to an shelter residents. homeless people removed from the streets and then placed in fema trailers during the pandemic the women and children and those particular shelters. >>our city of alameda food bank has seen an 18 fold increase in the number of people who come to pick up their their g

activists are trying to make sense of the decision from can osha becomes on the heels of a summer in which millions of people took to the streets across the country to protest police brutality and injustice in the wake of several high profile killings of unarmed black people on the one hand i'm not surprised because we have over a 400 year history of not holding folks accountable when it comes to lethally taking black life or even wounding black life like we have in this case but i'm also a little bit surprised because last year we had the largest civic on record in america's history we demanded for reimagined policing structure and we demanded accountability here less than one week into 2021 we have neither the department of justice says the federal civil rights investigation into the shooting is ongoing gabriels on doe al-jazeera washington. california has reached a new single day record for crowd of r s cases with $74000.00 confirmed on monday that's one new case every 6 seconds the death toll is also soaring across the u.s. with a new record of 3900 people dying on tuesday rob re

>>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente san jose medical center was fined for violating covid-19 reporting guidelines before an emergency room outbreak on christmas day. kaiser was fined $85,000 for failing to immediately report details related to employee who was hospitalized with covid-19 in march of last year. cal osha says kaiser's facilities also been cited and fined $56,000 for failing to report similar employee hospitalizations in april and may of 2020. >>county has since find kaiser san jose $43,000 in connection with the christmas day outbreak after 44 staff members tested positive and one died. >>in a statement kaiser disputed the findings and said in part quote the cal osha citations stem from last year in the spring. kp disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed. importantly they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th. the statement suggest some of the earlier pfizer related to labor groups advocating for policy changes kaiser's antioch location was also cited for lacking sufficien

>>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente san jose medical center was fined for violating covid-19 reporting guidelines before an emergency room outbreak on christmas day. kaiser was fined $85,000 for failing to immediately report details related to employee who was hospitalized with covid-19 in march of last year. cal osha says kaiser's facilities also been cited and find $56,000 for failing to report similar employee hospitalizations in april and may of 2020. santa clara county has since find kaiser san jose $43,000 in connection with the christmas day outbreak after 44 staff members tested positive and one died. in a statement kaiser disputed the findings and said in part quote the cal osha citations stem from last year in the spring. kp disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed. importantly they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th, the statement suggest some of the earlier pfizer related to labor groups advocating for policy changes kaiser's antioch location was also cited for lacking su

cal osha says staff failed of fill out proper forms for work related illnesses and it's also accusedfailing to notify employees who had been exposed to people who tested positive for the virus. risk. kaiser citations total more than $450,000. now since the pandemic began, cal osha has cited a number of businesses for violating the covid-19 health orders. now some of the business is also includes salons, transportation companies, several gyms, also a wal mart, located in fairfield. still to come at noon. more problems for california's unemployment agency the new information we're learning about fraud and how it's leaving people who really need the money waiting for their checks to arrive. plus it's going to be a war weekend around the bay area, and today's the perfect day to get outside ktvu meteorologists. rosemary oroczo is next with your full forecast. dipping as im president elect joe biden $1.9 trillion stimulus proposal and reports of disappointing retail sales. you could see the dow jones is down by about one third of 1% below the 31,000 mark now. you shouldn't be down by almos

find for covid violations by cal osha san leandro got find the largest line of any kaiser california facility even more than the san jose hospital, which was the site of a christmas day covid super spreader event. cal osha is the state worker protection agency, which assesses finds when violations weren't them anything deemed serious or above. that raises the concern that such vile. relations could cause worker injury or death. if the unsafe workplaces ah hospital and the serious violations involved covid then patient safety is likely to also be at risk. but i'm most upset that i learned about it from the news jury beer. eonni wasn't kaiser's sends an emergency department on christmas day. she had not been contacted by the hospital. even when we interviewed her 16 days later, especially when i. heard and read that they had contacted all 70 something of the patients when she got ill. i've gotta covid test. it seems kaiser did know she was one such patient. they knew i had been in the er. that day. they flagged my chart. they knew i was one of those patients that had been exposed, so t

link the 18 year old faces 6 charges for the fatal shooting of 2 men and the wounding of a 3rd in can osha at the height of protests in august. we're getting is founder julian assange will soon learn of he'll get his 1st taste of freedom in more 8 years a bail hearings being held in london on monday a judge rejected a request by u.s. prosecutors to extradite a songe on espionage charges he's accused of endangering lives by publishing hundreds of thousands of confidential documents an extradition attempt was blocked on account of his mental health. well let's cross over to westminster magistrates' court in london where paul brennan is live for us paul this is clearly a crucial day for julian assange. indeed on his freedom ressa point the 1st possible taste of freedom that he will have had for more than 8 years now of course since he fled into the ecuadorian embassy back in 2012 the hearing itself will last around 2 to 3 hours it got underway at around 10 past 10 local time and what we've heard from for us is the lawyer for us authorities who are hosting the bail application and they are see

find for covid violations by cal osha san leandro got find the largest line of any kaiser californiawhich was the site of a christmas day covid super spreader event. cal osha is the state worker protection agency, which assesses finds when violations weren't them anything deemed serious or above. that raises the concern that such vile. relations could cause worker injury or death. if the unsafe workplaces ah hospital and the serious violations involved covid then patient safety is likely to also be at risk. but i'm most upset that i learned about it from the news jury beer. eonni wasn't kaiser's sends an emergency department on christmas day. she had not been contacted by the hospital. even when we interviewed her 16 days later, e

government can deploy and they want to see if they will happen for example osha that's the federal agency that oversees workplace safety they've been almost a wall throughout this entire pandemic well to see if joe biden turns to this agency as just one example to make sure that places that work place are safe for workers so a lot to see how this $100.00 day plan really really works out well biden's plan also includes a strong emphasis on mask wearing for example how receptive do you think americans will be to his new approach. it seems americans have for a long time just mostly needed consistent messaging from their elected leaders polls show that a majority of americans take this pandemic seriously and disapproved of donald trump's handling of it and so really what's needed here is consistent strong science based messaging and while the federal government and joe biden is somewhat limited in what they can do because state and local authorities have a lot of authority when it comes to health measures and in for example enforcing masks and they can definitely set the tone that creates mor

slavery and it's a beautifully done book she's very talented novelist and really has a future and osha's came up with the new book as well. one book that really got me and that is killers of the moon by david graham and this is a book again, in oklahoma where white power elite murdered a number of native americans with land titles and realties for those resources on their land and were swindled and in order to have the deeds transferred to the whites numerous poisonings and some assassinations of native americans in order to get their land this took place in 19 twenties in america it's not ancient history not like the indian wars of mid- 19th century this happened not that long ago and it is an unbelievable story and deeply disturbing in terms of again, the power of racism and power of greed but is something about our history that people need to read. i just finished this enormous book and it is the history and tissue from the canon night on - - canaanite. and babylonians and nations and egyptians and the romans and greeks through the crusaders through modern history and the islamic. the

violations considered cal osha's limited finding powers. there are definitely rocastle what they can do they have to stick to conduct within a within a box in the regulations, and that's how much they can charge pace to pull in that particular content being in that particular box protecting hospitals. even more employees catching covid are very limited. and what they can recover. trade up is they always get paid through workerscompensation benefits through medical care and through lost wish benefits and patients are also very limited, says medical malpractice attorney nightly dorrit. they are entitled to compensation but far far less than compensation for anybody else who gets injured in california. because we have very restrictive, draconian limitations on patients rights under california law. this incident highlights just how powerful effective the medical and insurance industrial complex is in limiting its liability. kaiser issued a statement saying the finds before the christmas incident came during the early days of the pandemic when e

cal osha says kaiser's hospital in antioch has been 5 $56,000 after the hospital failed to immediately report that 2 employees had to be hospitalized with covid the san jose facility of kaiser's was also fined more than 85 grand after it kept quiet when one of its employees was hospitalized with the coronavirus and santa clara county officials find the san jose hospital. after they say kept quiet about a christmas day coronavirus outbreak. that is infected. some 60 employees including one who died. those 3 hospitals total more than $184,000 in fines in a statement kaiser disputed the fines saying in part quote the cal osha citations stem from last year. in the spring that kp disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed importantly. they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th. another big story tonight in a major policy reversal the trump administration. well now be adopting a new vaccine. rollout plan one that mirrors the one proposed by the incoming biden administration with vaccination numbers lagging

osha obviously has a crucial role in worker protections.aged was the organization and its ability to do its job over the last four years? how was it limited in its ability to fight for worker safety? >> well, the trump administration really tried to cripple the agency. we did a report in april that showed it had the least number of inspectors in the history of the agency. they've had the lowest total number of inspections of any four-year period in like the last -- i don't know -- i would say almost 30 years. and then with covid, the administration here really tried to completely sideline the agency so that it would have no role. so there were, for example, 13,000 complaints came in to federal osha, and i think they responded to a little over 300 with inspections. the rest of them, they essentially put on ignore. they just asked the company -- sent a letter and said, please investigate yourselves, and that was it. so workers were on their own. >> that is just incredible. i mean the meatpacking industry in particular, it's one of those indus

tell the state it had an infected employee at the start of the pandemic, which led to a fine by cal osha. kaiser is appealing an $85,000 fine for that failure. that infected worker was hospitalized for a week last spring when the hospital says covid rules were still evolving. kaiser also has been hit with a $56,000 fine, accused of failing to report two worker hospitalizations at its antioch facility last year. this is on top of recent fines from santa clara county in connection to the recent san jose outbreak doctors believe was tied to an employee wearing an inflatable christmas tree costume. one kaiser employee died in that outbreak. a dozen more e.r. workers were infected. >>> happening today, bus test express is on its way to berkel berkeley, the first of its kind. it will test 500 people a day. it's equipped to provide vaccination when the time comes and offer other health and wellness services. bus test express buses already operate in southern and central california. >>> meantime sonoma county's health department is ending a relationship with a coronavirus testing company that la

decision not to challenge a police officer who shot jacob blake a black man multiple times and can osha leaving him paralyzed it also came just hours after the storming of the capitol building by trump's supporters at the same time boston and miami also to kony ahead of the game the celtics and they hate released a joint statement saying we play tonight's game with a heavy hearts after yesterday's decision and can osha and knowing that protest is in our nation's capital a treated differently by political leaders depending on what side of certain issues they are on the encouragement given today's protesters who acted illegally just shows how much more work we have to do it reminds me of what are the martin. there is to split in america is one america. you get you're still going to your core so my cigarettes are and you've got your. other america and the capital is the reason why there isn't. shootings in brutality and looting and things of that nature and it's people are just walking around the capitol building as if it's nothing and there's people sitting in and to close these offices i

violations considered cal osha's limited finding powers.initely wrote counseling with deacon do they have to stick to conduct within a within a box in the regulations, and that's how much they can charge base to pull in that particular content being in that particular box protecting hospitals. even more employees catching covid are very limited. and what they can recover. trade up is they always get paid through worker's compensation benefits through medical care and through lost wish benefits. and patients are also very limited, says medical malpractice attorney nightly dorrit. they are entitled to compensation but far far less than compensation for anybody else who gets injured in california. because we have very restrictive, draconian limitations on patients rights under california law. that limitation $250,000. now this incident highlights just how powerful and effective the medical and insurance industrial complex really is. in limiting its own liability. kaiser issued a statement saying the fines before christmas is incident came duri

the cal osha citations stem from last year in the spring kp disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed importantly they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th. >>live in berkeley where parents this morning will sit in protesting against virtual learning. i'm with the details coming up. >>we continue to monitor the latest breaking news from washington a live look at the u.s. capitol where in just a few moments from now congress is expected to reconvene. and potentially begin debating articles of impeachment against president trump will be right back. >>6.13 is the time that happening today in the east bay, we have parents and students holding a sit in to protest school closures in berkeley. the protest is happening at 1000 oaks elementary school in berkeley where vice president elect kamala harris went to classes a trial. >>today was the day that berkeley elementary schools were expected to open that they are not. >>kron 4 sarah stinson standby life in berkeley now with more on the story good morning sara

joint statement saying we play tonight's game with a heavy heart after yesterday's decision in can osha and knowing that protest is in our national the nation's capital a treated differently by political leaders depending on what side of certain issues they are on the encouragement given to today's protesters who acted illegally just shows how much more work we have to do and we must know what are the market because . there is to split there going to be this one america. you get you are still going in your soul the cigarettes are only you got your you know america and the capital is the reason why there isn't. shootings in brutality and looting and things of that nature and it's people are just walking around the capitol building as if it's nothing and there's people sitting in and to close these offices if it's nothing we all understand it that would have been guns a blazing fires a blaze right now if there were black people protesting it's an embarrassing and shameful that a country that i think everybody on both sides of the political aisle should be able to agree on. you know i reme

if that seems like a small fine for so many serious violations, considered cal osha's limited findingefinitely wrote counseling with lincoln do they have to stick to conduct within a within a box in the regulations, and that's how much they can charge pace to pull in. that particular content being in that particular box protecting hospitals. even more employees catching covid are very limited in what they can recover. trapped is they always get paid through worker's compensation benefits through medical care and through lost wage benefits, and patients are also very limited, says medical malpractice attorney nightly dorrit. they are entitled to compensation but far far less than compensation for anybody else who gets injured in california. because we have very restrictive, draconian limitations on patients rights under california law. top limit $250,000 now this incident highlights just how powerful and effective the medical and insurance industrial complex really is in limiting its own liability. pfizer issued a statement saying the fines before the christmas incident came during the

violations considered cal osha's limited finding powers.there are definitely wrote counseling with bacon do they have to stick to conduct within a within a box in the regulations, and that's how much they can charge base to pull in that particular context, being in that particular box protecting hospitals. even more employees catching covid are very limited. and what they can recover. trade up is they always get paid through worker's compensation benefits through medical care and through lost wish benefits and patients are also very limited, says medical malpractice attorney nightly dorrit. they are entitled to compensation but far far less than compensation for anybody else who gets injured in california. because we have very restrictive, draconian limitations on patients rights under california law. this incident highlights just how powerful effective the medical and insurance industrial complex is in limiting its liability. kaiser issued a statement saying the finds before the christmas incident came during the early days of the pandemic

osha went into debt to pay for her surgery basically the doctor who performed the operation and her boss have both benefited from her decision but it's brought her nothing but suffering with them. the operation cost $700.00 euros i didn't have that kind of money my boss gave me an advance to pay for it and i had to pay it off he made me pay interest. 3 percent a month i was paying it off for 3 years you don't get. a few kilometers away in the nearest town we're meeting the head of the cane cutter contractors he also runs a small office for financial services. he tells us that he has around 300000 cane cutters under contract across the state he also says he advises women not to undergo the surgery. but that some contractors may have a different view. we will go to that it is possible that some of them forced the women into it i can't comment on that but even so i'm sure is only a few. and i thought about it at the layout i did that. the sugar industry is a bedrock of the maharashtra economy employing nearly $25000000.00 people producers pay some $250000000.00 euros in tax every year that'

babies were dying at the rate of 20 to 40 percent a year year after year and did it nothing about osha. in 2015 the government set up a commission of investigation into the whole mother and baby home scandal. for the relatives the idea that the remains of thousands of children are scattered around oil and shouldn't really be a matter for a civil commission of inquiry it's all it should be something for these people the police. is always a commission there's always a report what there's always a forum but when. the commission which has produced several interim reports was supposed to submit its final report and recommendations in 2018 the families and survivors are still waiting. i do not want any more excuses i do not want any more white washing. above all they want to know where these babies are so they can be identified grieved over and finally and respectfully laid to rest. when i started here in the mid eighty's michael donovan was working as a gardener in the sean ross abbey mother and baby home when he was asked by the nuns to help land. an overgrown area of scrub going to just a

the department of labor announced its occupation safety and health administration, osha, has issued stronger worker safety guidelines to help employers and workers implement a coronavirus mitigation program and better identify risks which could lead to exposure and infection. ensuring the health and safety of all of our countries workers is a national priority -- of all of our country's workers is that national priority and moral imperative. health care workers and other workers, many of whom are people of color, immigrants, and put their lives on the line during the coronavirus pandemic. this updated guidance provides a roadmap for businesses to protect the health of their workers. one of the purposes of these briefings, is to demonstrate the transparency within our national plan. so i want to close by mentioning some of the steps we are taking to improve public access, to information they should have at their fingertips to stay safe. this week we released previously nonpublic data, on the pandemic, trends across all 50 states in detail. this detailed information was previously reserved sol

that they need to stand down and not to the violence in a number of these studies as we saw in can osha and as we've seen in portland i'm sure you were married if you do that i think like you who has a i would say almost everything i see is from the left wing not from the right so what do you want to you know what are you saying i'm willing to do anything i want to see. you do it. do you want to call him what do you want to call him give me a name give me a what is a process and would you like me to indict outgrown as a person right proud of my words stand back instead. well they heard the message as we saw on january 6th 2021. they definitely stanstead by. i in the most for of us terms if we cannot name the problem and we cannot say violent over white supremacists in addition to the systemic white supremacy which we live is the problem if we can't even name that problem then there is absolutely no hope of the 6 saying or mitigating the problem whatsoever. i'm just looking. a lot of people talking about white supremacy in arguing about it so no lusciousness how much the president donald

>>no can osha law enforcement officer in this case will be charged with any criminal offense after months of investigating the kenosha county wisconsin district attorneys today announcing there will be no charges filed in august 2020 police involved shooting of jacob blake. >>as a professional i am called upon. >>to talk about how to try this case. >>in a real jury room in a real courtroom, da michael gravely says investigators determined officers attempted to detain blake, including tazing him multiple times. blake was ultimately shot 7 times by officer rusten sheskey a 4 of the wounds. our jacob blake's back. but 3 wounds. our to jacob blake's left side the da says blake was armed at the time which he illustrated with enhanced freeze frames of video taken at the scene. it is absolutely uncontroversial that jacob blake was armed with a knife during this encounter. on contrary most on controversal because jacob blake in all of the times he spoke to dci admits he possessed a night. blake was left partially paralyzed his family speaking out shortly after the announcement we the blank for me

protest peacefully or not to mostly peaceful like the mainstream media try to say as portland they can osha and all those other cities were being burned by and but when you get trump supporters together it's a peaceful protest you had the equivalent of 2 infantry divisions of well armed patriots who went to richmond virginia last year and you know what they did they cleaned up while they were there ok you can look at all of this that in the past couple months you've had truck rallies everywhere and you know what you have not seen violence the only time you see violence is at the end when people from eddie for a short just like what happened today it's no different than 1933 burning of the right side that's what you're seeing this is typical leftism and you know what you guys are russian t.v. you know all about socialism this is exactly what socialists do this is the play book it happened russia it happened in germany it happened in italy it happened in cuba this is straight out of their playbook and people sit there saying oh the president's inciting violence he did not say go out there and

it was always known osha's whether he would do something about it. so then anybody understands that that's in business but protecting our borders is always number one. >> you think why republicans had trouble talking about illegal immigration and those that characterize to be white and don't want to touch the issues that get close to the topic of race? >> and everyone is terrified to be called racist and that's what had to be called trump. excuse me? what is the mr. president that is racist and he said why did you have to lose black america and he trickles down and quadruples down. and then fraudulently labeled a racist and now nobody cares and just try to shut people down. and they should be allowed to do it. allowed to attend. and then to hold those accountable for the nation. >> in the era of trump i will try the question again, do you ever see yourself putting your name on a ballot? >> this is the number one question i guess. >> racing a not creative? [laughter] >> i mass this all the time. and then decades ago so they felt that my country really

of wisconsin has pleaded not guilty kyle rittenhouse appeared with his lawyer by video in the can osha county court is charged with 1st degree reckless homicide and 5 other criminal counts related to the shootings that took place in august at a demonstration organized in response to the shooting of a black man by a white police officer 'd. and prosecutors have just cleared the police officer involved in the original incident of charges just inches he shot taken blake in the back 7 times as he got out of his car and knife was found inside blake's car a prosecutor said the police officer shot in self defense. lawyers in southwest pakistan and blocking a road by protesting with the bodies of 10 coal miners killed by i saw them refusing to go ahead with burials or end a sit in until prime minister iran can agrees to meet them so hired has this report . this major road on the outskirts of quests or is being blocked by this close knit community that includes children elderly who are up. and they're refusing to end their sit in homemade channel guy is 6 sisters and one of the victims was our

know for the latter half of this year as it's been happening in places like you know minneapolis can osha and whatnot where we see inconsistency is and i think the tendency toward violent protesting is frankly from the left and you know regarding president elect but i did i suppose his his statement i think was very interesting he has refused to condemn by name agitators for menteith and b.l.m. and address what's happening in so many cities across the united states including places like new york but when it comes to i guess right wingers storming the capitol d.c. where all the politicians are and then all of a sudden it's it's a problem he's upset about protesters rifling through congressman desk what about all of the business owners who had their businesses burned down in places like a no show or minneapolis what about what's going on in portland like where those business owners those citizens did they not matter as much because they're not part of the d.c. establishment it's a huge inconsistency and i think going forward especially you know once you seems office we're going to be seeing

officer who shot a black man 7 times in wisconsin in august will not face criminal charges that can osha county district attorney officer ruston cesky of any crime he shot take a break 7 times in the back leaving him paralyzed from the waist down the incident sparked a mass protests in kenosha and several american cities and speak to isaac brian about this he's executive director at the u.c.l.a. black policy project and joins us via skype from los angeles thank you for being with us so the district attorney announcing that no charges will be filed in this case despite you know the video any of the outrage that ensued what is your reaction for us to this decision are you at all surprised that 1st of all thank you for having me and i've got to feelings in terms of big surprise on the one hand i'm not surprised because we have a were a 400 year history of not holding folks accountable when it comes to legally taking black life or even moving black lives like we have in this case but i'm also a little bit surprised because last year we had the largest civic on record in america's history we

and said he feared blake would stab him in his interview old weeks of protests in the city of can osha and other others across the u.s. that time i wasn't thinking clearly you were thinking what you get the knife into the car you're going to feel so much so to the ground you know put my arms where are my back because if they did there and they killed me there everybody was babies or a babies so i have to stop shoot me. you love you better work i thought it was going to be. thought it was going to be the last thing i say that oh thank god it was. a u.s. born noir living in hong kong has maintained his innocence after his arrest last week us china constanta on descents in hong kong john clancy and dozens of others were detained over their involvement in last year's unofficial primary election they are accused of planning to paralyze a government and subvert state power john clancy became the 1st foreigner to be detained under this controversial national security. i don't think of the anything wrong that merits time in prison. but will have to wait to see what the courts say there's a men

shot a black man 7 times in the state of wisconsin in august will not face criminal charges that can osha county district attorney kid officer rustin cesky of any crime he shot jacob blake 7 times in the back leaving him paralyzed from the waist down the incident sparked protests in kenosha and several american cities let's bring in john hendren who has covered this story extensively for as joins us live from washington john a case that captured nationwide attention in 2020 a shooting that was captured on video in which we saw an officer grabbing jacob blake's shirt and shooting him 7 times in the back and yet the district attorney says there's no evidence to file any charges why. foley the family describes this outcome as a slap in the face a gut punch the latest black man to be shot by white police officers in this case one officer ruston cesky and they had real hopes that he would be charged with a crime if you watch that video you can see she asking the other officers following jacob blake around the front of his car opening the door and apparently trying to climb inside the car where

> marty, what would it mean to have a more regulation prone administration and under trump, we had osha and it is gutted and we have a lot of in decisive plans of homosexuali healthcare and we didn't get a lot of directions from the president. i have to believe that president-elect biden is going to be a little bit more tough on business and therefore, business needs paychex even more. >> certainly regulations as you said and more difficult, states will increase regulations as they have been there are different regulations and different minimum wage increases and different rules and with the pandemic coming out of the pandemic hopefully here in 2021, what we'll see is more rules and requirements on bringing people back to work, you handle benefits and all those things will increase the demand for h.r. services and we have over 600 h.r. specialists certified across the country that help our clients with all of those needs >> to me i keep on thinking what an opportunity the stock does not come in this hard, when it does, it has worked can you tell our viewers your record on dividend incre

. >> calls for justice monday, this time in ken osha, less than 24 hours after police shot jacob blakeack causing serious injuries. >> two days later, kyle ritenhouse shot three protesters, killing two of them. >> he walked by police hands up without being arrested. >> they let him literally go home. there are two justice system in america. that's why people are protesting. >> reporter: he claimed self-defense and was later charged with felony homicide and other charges, including reckless endangerment and illegal gun possession. it reshaped how we saw policing, our politics and even ourselves. it we ultimately get the policy change that you think can effectuate removement -- real movement in terms of policy and social justice? >> no, we haven't gotten the policy change yet. >> the year 2020 also marked the transition with the passing of civil rights icons, congressman john lewis and the reverend c.t. vivian. both men dedicated their lives to just and both died on july 17th during the height of the protest. >> when we do form a more perfect union, whether it's years from now or decades

telling osha to release new guidance for employers. he also asked the agency to step up and stop the spread of covid-19. he's also directing the departments of education and hhs on how to safely reopen schools. when the white house and health department officials have the risk of sending students back. they would like covid-19 and future pandemics. there calling on hhs to draft a plan to draft a plan to support the study of new drugs for covid-19 and future public health crises through large, randomized trials. a couple of notes to tell you about programming wise. the white house press secretary will hold a briefing today at 12:30 p.m. from the brady briefing room. that will be her third day in a row of holding the briefing. we will hear from the president again today. he will talk more about the u.s. economy. live at 2:45 p.m. political rights a little bit about this. biden ends executive orders at combating hunger and protecting workers. there will be more executive orders coming in today. fighting hunger, protecting workers, and pro

human services and the department of education to issue new guidance on school re-openings and ask osha to issue guidance for workers and businesses, how to keep workers safe the president will sign an executive order on mask wearing making it mandatory in airports and when you're on public transportation, airplanes, trains, ports of entry and the like. as for the president's national plan that is also unveiling today and includes a covid-19 response office a call to create federally run vaccination centers to hire 100,000 contact tracers and healthcare workers and to invoke the defense act for a national strategy for school reopening, here is the president moments ago. >> while the vaccine provides so much hope the rollout has been a dismal failure this far. i understand the despair and frustration of so many americans and how they are feeling. >> was also learned that amazon has announced it would lend a hand in the effort and offered the biden administration to use its facilities for vaccine efforts that we are prepared to leverage our information technology and communication ability