workplace watchdog cal osha says sometimes it's supposed to. businesses are supposed to make sure workers outside are kept safe all the time. employers are required to provide shade and those in landscaping, agriculture and construction industries must take even more precautions, including providing water. here in san jose construction workers say most companies take those measures on their own. >> if anybody feels uncomfortable, we get them into the shade, take the time they need to take to recoup. if they don't feel good or feel sick, they can have as long as they need. >> reporter: you don't need cal osha to tell you to take a break. >> no, sir. >> reporter: cal osha found more than 1,000 employers who violated heat regulations and collected almost $1.5 million in fines. starting now, the agency is ramping up its unannounced inspections. >> cal osha right now is letting everyone know that we are out doing targeted, coordinated high heat inspections across the state. this is where we have inspectors that go out and look for workers that are o

cal osha inspectors could be on site.s robert handa. >> reporter: cal osha ramps up its enforcement of its heat regulations when it gets as hot as it did today. some workers say if you have to be out in the heat, you have to use common sense in the sun. >> there's no shame in taking a break. extra breaks if you need it. >> reporter: for many, work doesn't stop because it's hot, even when it gets real hot. workplace watchdog cal osha says sometimes it's supposed to. the agency says businesses are supposed to make sure workers outside are kept safe all the time. when temperatures hit 80 degrees, employers are required to provide shade and those in landscaping, agriculture and construction industries must take even more precautions, including providing water. in san jose, construction workers say most companies take those measures on their own. >> we work there buddy systems. any signs of heat illness, a lot of water, hydration is a big part of our team here. as is most construction companies in this type of heat, it's a big

the cooldown advice from cal osha is not just a suggestion, but a worker's right? >> well, job sites continuing the heat horton's team will be out in full force, holding the bosses accountable, conducting high heat inspections. if we happen to go out to work site where they are complying, where they are providing water to them. >> employees where they are encouraging their employees to take rest breaks in the shade to cool themselves down. then we issue citations of the employer last year. cal osha issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers who are not in compliance with the state's heat illness prevention regulations reporting in livermore. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. thank you, robin. there is teresa again, that wonderful hat. we should all be wearing a tours. >> the cdc asking people to be mindful of the signs of heat related illnesses. and theresa is in lafayette with more on that. theresa. >> you know, it's all about taking precautions. we're here at this park and the temperature has hovered around 93 degrees all day long. i lov

the cooldown advice from cal osha is not just a suggestion, but a worker's right? >> well, job sites continue in the heat. horton's team will be out in full force, holding the bosses accountable, conducting high heat inspections. employers are not only required to provide that water and shade. >> but they're required to encourage workers to drink water and encourage them to take those cool down rest periods. >> last year, cal osha issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers who are not in compliance with the state's heat illness prevention regulations reporting live in livermore. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 thank you, rob. yeah. got to stay safe out there. even if you're working some cooling center, sir, now open around the bay area and that the county, the calistoga community center has opened its stores for >> folks to get in there and escape the heat. and in the east bay. >> there are several options for you, including community center's in antioch, in brentwood, but those will be open until tomorrow. there are several more options in the south bay,

and cal osha workers are going to be out this weekend. bosses of those workers are watching out for bang, safety rules. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> construction, landscaping and agriculture jobs carry on. even when the temperatures go up, every works outside. be stay cool as much as you can. that advice will be important this weekend with triple digits expected, especially in the east bay cities like livermore where paul newman and his crew will be outside working on this apartment building. you've got to adjust make sure you take breaks and get enough water and stay hydrated. cal osha will have crews all throughout the state making sure employers are doing their part to protect workers from the heat. david horn on with cal osha says those include staying hydrated, providing shade rest periods for at least 5 minutes and planning for an emergency. we had 2 deaths last year. worker fatalities where by the time employer took that. >> workers in the hospital, their body temperature was 108 degrees here in livermore. newton says his cr

that's also when cal/osha ramps up its unannounced inspections at work sites. now, cal/osha says those inspectors will try to educate employers to try to make the worksite more safe. but they are an enforcement agency and say they will issue citations. last year they made more than a thousand unannounced visitations and that resulted in more than $1.5 million in fines. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay eanews. >> unannounced visits by interesting. thank you, robert. 've got you covered now during this heat wave. head to nbcbayarea.com or nbc bay area p. our coverage right now includes information on the spare the air alert and where cooling centers will be open across our region. >>> some other headlines that we are watching at this hour. a dramatic rescue along the coast. a car plunged 300 feet off of a cliff, landing on the beach below. this happened in davenport just north of santa cruz along highway 1. the crash happened just before 1:30 this afternoon near scott creek bridge in davenport. chp officers were able to reach the driver of that car way down bel

the cooldown advice from cal osha is not just a suggestion, but a worker's right? >> well, job sites continuing the heat horton's team will be out in full force, holding the bosses accountable, conducting high heat inspections. if we happen to go out to work site where they are complying, where they are providing water to them. >> employees where they are encouraging their employees to take rest breaks in the shade to cool themselves down. then we issue citations and the employer last year, cal osha issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers who are not in compliance with the state's heat illness prevention regulations reporting in livermore. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> in nevado a man arrested in the shooting death of his roommate. the dog happened around 4.30 yesterday afternoon at a home on martin drive near lovejoy way. police say when they got to the home, they found both the man and the dog on the back porch. the suspect, 65 year-old paul dwight and another man were detained at the scene. the investigation later revealing white and the vi

we have issues of insecurity and the heart of this of how to update our osha is what's in energy and heavy industries. we have to explore the possibility of completing the idea of what a state of conflict in that area that has such a natalie for the test. it will it come on out of box was around the neck of successive governments in nigeria. but my friend's father is determined to complete on commissions the del cortez c for this i don't on, on student says he may have gone on. it's on it's aisha to pray that if we did for the, in this, for a typical any nation and interior of nation, once per our views and still in the, as far as the end of this red development. and i dealt with a, it's a huge off campus. it has its own power station. it has its own railway line that takes it for the c. i dealt, which has 20000 housing varies. so it's a mega industry and it's almost 97 percent completed. so we, i have to open a line or direct line of combination with that i channels for which is to see to the completion on each one of the items on the money. pistol of the if you see in the last pres

coming up, we've got details regarding outdoor workers in the osha says should be happening from some coming up shortly. >> plus, a san francisco landmark plagued by open air drug use and crime is set to get a makeover. show you where. >> and dangerous heat is heading to the bay area this weekend. details ahead on the moderate heat risk that how you can prepare for this excessive heat warning in a weekend in my fu >> welcome back. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at the embarcadero. beautiful, clear blue skies up above and just a bit cooler here compared to inland. i know kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking all of that for us with yeah, that's right, stephanie. the big thing you need to watch out for this weekend is a heat. so stay cool. stay hydrated and stay indoors as much as possible. if you do plan on heading out. >> do so early in the morning or later in the evening. you definitely don't want to be outside, especially during the peak of this heat wave in the afternoon hours saturday and sunday could see temperatures for hottest inla

the cooldown advice from cal osha is not just a suggestion, but a worker's right? >> well, job sites continuing the heat horton's team will be out in full force, holding the bosses accountable, conducting high heat inspections. if we happen to go out to work site where they are complying, where they are providing water to them. >> employees where they are encouraging their employees to take rest breaks in the shade to cool themselves down. then we issue citations and the employer last year, cal osha issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers who are not in compliance with the state's heat illness prevention regulations reporting in livermore. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> after is on the picket lines today, what they're demanding before go back to work. >> hollywood actors have finished their first day of walking the picket line. and second after union voted yesterday to stop work until demands centered on compensation, residuals and ai images can be resolved. that means actors will not take part in tv and movie production publicity appearances,

and cal osha says it's outdoor workers aren't getting that treatment or no one is telling them these tips on your screen. well, they should call them at 833-579-0927. >> as for advice from the 2 people that have worked outdoors in the heat for years, they said this. >> every works outside. be stay cool as much as you can. >> got to. you've got to adjust make sure you take breaks and get enough water and say i it. >> now if you're not an outdoor worker, but you're just heading out to do yard work around the house, you should probably do that before noon in livermore. michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> and there are going to be cooling center's starting today. it at noon in napa county, the calistoga community center will opens its doors for people so that you can escape the heat. there in the east bay. there are options for cool off, including community center's in antioch and brownwood. those however should know those don't open til tomorrow, which is the hottest day. but still today's hot, too. so in the meantime, their options in the south bay libraries. the milpitas library open toda

cal osha can be reached of the cal osha website.contract matures where you live with the same tools are what the team uses, use the app available wherever you stream. reggie: the man charged in the death of been angel due in court for a plea hearing today. february, angel dragged by a car due to a at last month the 19-year-old was arrested and charged and police that he was the getaway driver while another person grabbed angel's purse. visitors believe he was involved in a second robbery that same day -- investigators believe he was involved in a second robbery that same day. kumasi: look at this video. people call him boots. he walks her eyes neighborhood looking like this -- around the neighborhood looking like this. his goal is to scare thieves breaking into cars. >> people been here for their entire lives. it is not fair. kumasi: while he was patrolling wednesday, sfpd arrested him for burnishing the firearm. he said it was a small beaker because there was no car victories to have our the police were there. reggie: the owner of

these are all things that cal osha requires a business to do. these are things that they are going to be out in full force working to enforce. from laying down concrete to washing cars, outdoor workers have their jobs cut out for them, with triple digit conditions, heading to the east bay over the next couple of days. >> employees are the heart of your business. if you don't take care of them, how do you expect to take care of the customers. lena: the co-owner of this construction place has 12 staff members on printing. she makes her -- make sure each site has a 10 and ensures each crew grabs a grab -- grabs water. on top of the bag of ice. >> we monitor, just like we do rain. on the daily. if it gets very hot, pool our crews and not allow them to work that day. it's relative to the areas they are working in and what the peak weather will be. lena: it is a similar story for the brentwood auto spot. >> we try to take care of ourselves. work is work, but it the busiest time of the year. we have to be prepared for everything coming. >> as long as y

and cal osha says it's outdoor workers aren't getting that treatment or no one is telling them theses on your screen. well, they should call them at 833-579-0927. >> as for advice from the 2 people that have worked outdoors in the heat for years, they said this. >> every works outside. be stay cool as much as you can. >> got to you've got to adjust make sure you take breaks and get enough water and say i it. >> now if you're not an outdoor worker, but you're just heading out to do yard work around the house, you should probably do that before noon in livermore. michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> and make sure stay with us here on kron 4 as we can continue our coverage of the heat wave. you can scan this qr code on your screen. it will take you directly. 2 updated forecast as well as tips to beat the heat and how to look out for signs of heat exhaustion. it's all on kron. 4 dot com. and it is the biggest walk out in hollywood in 63 years. members of the actors guild sec after are now on strike after failing to reach a contract agreement with major studios and they join the writers guild

in fact, cal osha issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers. and as the heat wave makes way much of california, state officials are keeping a really close watch on the power grant kron four's grant lotus is here in the studio with that story. >> that's right, catherine. everybody wants to keep their power this weekend. whether it's a fan or the ac and it figures the heat to get worse as we progress, at least through tomorrow and into sunday. governor newsom urging californians to take these triple digit temps seriously just last year, you may recall a record multi week heat wave brought the state dangerously close to widespread outages. and here's a look at the current pg and e map and the outages. you can see the green means between one and 49 customers are without power. this is just kind of normal stuff. few minor outages right now throughout the bay area. but no, none of this is heat and power related. the governor actually says the power grid right now is holding up really well. >> we should be. are we hands me a? we expect to good and in

now, according to cal osha, they say that they're going to be doing targeted inspections on places like construction sites, agriculture sites, landscaping and warehouse industries, making sure that the big bosses are really providing things that everyone needs like shade and of cold water. and of course, encouraging cooldown areas for these workers. take a look at these details. we've got up on your screen. if you feel that you're in one of these outdoor jobs not getting that treatment or you questions or you can call osha 8, 3, 3, 579-0927, when it comes to tips. well, those are on your screen as well. of course, you want to take breaks it before you feel sick. make sure you're putting on some sunscreen wear hats if you can lease fitted clothing and always drink water. i spoke with one man today to to him about what he does to prepare for the heat and how what it's like out there. >> protect us from the like so we'll get a sunburn or any of once it gets past 90 95, we have to take 5 minutes of great, too, to cool down. >> now coming up after this, you'll hear from another one of his co

they can be reached through the cal osha website. dan: the quest to keep cool is creating an air conditioning boom. installers and repair crews are in high demand. the owner of elevated comfort in petaluma says his crews are busier than ever, booked solid for the next two weeks. his technicians installed five new systems today and repaired eight. he said his company has doubled in size in the past year. >> it definitely has gotten warmer over the last few years and the heat waves to last longer and it is pushing people over the edge. dan: there are incentives and rebates for installing new ac system there is much as $3000 for individual units. double that for multiple systems. you can track the weather, use the abc 7 bay area news app wherever you stream. karina: a warning to drivers after young mountain lion was found dead on eisele's bay road. it was discovered near santa teresa boulevard. conservationists are desperately urging people to do their part from it happening again. >> countless cars drive this stretch of santa teresa bo

reggie: cal osha performing high heat instructions.don't do it, they could be fine. kumasi: picketing along riders -- writers, the action has essentially stuck down -- shut down hollywood. it includes anchors and reporters including all of us in the studio. reggie: the department of education announcing it will forgive the payments a part of a payment that was supposed to forgive the loans after they paid for 20 or 25 years. an administrative failure cap people paying longer than they should have. jobina: the bay bridge busy for a friday. kumasi: the world's largest bounce house is back here in the bay. it is open to the public tomorrow through july 30. it is at golden gate field in berkeley. reggie: how hot will that plastic be, right? in today's gma first look, a credit card skimming device has been found in walmarts in upstate new york. >> and urgent consumer police say you are watching a crime in real time. three suspects at a walmart in new york are allegedly attaching one of these, credit card scam or at check out. they could pot

i've got a product of choice. osha is a major player in the defense industry. we have issues of insecurity. in the heart of this, upon i click on a roll shop. this includes in energy and heavy industries. we have come to explore the possibility of completing the idea of what a state of conflict in the area that has such a natalie for the test. it will it come on out of box was around the neck of successive governments in the idea. but my prince product is good timing for complete information. the idea of what testing for this i don't on, on student since he may have gone on. he said it's h. busy pray that we did for the end us for a typical, any nature and interior information. once per our deals are still in the as far as the end of this relative order. and i dealt with that. is there a huge office? it has his own power station, it has his own railway line that takes it for the c. i dealt, which has 20000 housing units. so it's a mega industry and it's almost 97 percent completed. so we, i have to open a line or direct line of combination with that action auth

i think guys are y b and p for your transaction that russia is having with band or osha is higher than what russia is in with the whole of, of these. so this is definitely beginning on our relationship. i can show you where to go by. they send files and do see russia and the african continent working more closely and aligning the strategic cooperation and metals such as security and politics as a result of this particular summit, i believe. so i hope so that our relationship would pad the boy g on more. i'm go in leaps and bounds so that we can work out and we try to dan and to share relationship. as i said earlier, africa is not a line. as far as the cry, this in ukraine is going to son because these are probably a few that we don't want to get in time. so i believe that in the fullness of time, all these prizes would be resolved. and that would be facing the war. and i'd be, and this is what rush hour to continue. and do you see this summit providing more opportunities? and chances for need is to have multi let through and final actual conversations, even more so to me, even by the s

i'm michael thomas live in livermore talking all about heat and what cal osha is doing to make sure thection areas have everything they need during everything they need during the hot days. grab a cof ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. >> 7.29 and our top story is the heat wave. glad that you're getting the information now before you head out the door because you need to know what to do to prepare. we've got like a stretch of 4 days now of extremely hot weather team coverage. that's why we're bringing it to you. michael thomas. >> out live in the east bay where state officials are going to be checking on workers who have to be outside in the heat. so that's a pretty important could very dangerous for them. we'll get to that in a minute. first, want to take a look at the temperatures around the bay today, john. yeah, that's that already out over michael, but not quite yet at the embarcadero where we are still seeing a lot of gray out there for the time being. we're actually still tapped into some cool air that swept in from the ocean overnight. that's allowing

live under, and they're trying to work as much as they can to make ens meet, so we absolutely need oshap here, we need the emergency temporary standards and we are talking about basic things, access to shade, access to water, a right to take a break when needed and lifesaving basic things that any human needs when doing strenuous activity in these outdoor activities and required to survive. that's what we're putting in place every day. workers are out there in danger without as way to protect them, it is a day too long. >> i'm surprised there wouldn't be those kind of recommendations already in place that were enforced by, you know, occupational safety, health administration. >> yes, i mean the united farm workers, we have been raising the alarm about this for decades after heat killed several farm workers here in california during the early 2000s. our organizing led to california being the first state in the nation to adopt heat rules at the state level and we sued governor schwarzenegger and governor jerry brown back in the day to get these rules done and strengthen enforcement. and w

cal osha also is going to be checking on workers to because it's going to be dangerous to work outside of the next think about like livermore freezing. was going to get dangerously hot there. and that's where we find michael thomas. >> on what the agency is doing for the folks out there. good morning. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. right, dangerous. and they send me here. i'm totally kidding. right now, it's quite cool. but that's right. safety and health officials are going to be out really just making sure that the big bosses are doing everything they can for their employees. let's get into some video as a break. it all down now, according to cal osha, they say that they'll be doing targeted inspections and that's going to be places like construction sites, agriculture, landscaping and warehouse industries, ultimately just making sure that employers are providing shade enough cold water and that needs to be enough for the fur about each worker to have 2 bottles an hour. they also need to be encouraging. cooldown breaks. now, take a look at these details we have up on your screen. i

olympic osha compete. there will be boxers promising nurses. juniors will represent our team before an important start. they took an example from their older comrades, so bobruisk command. alexander rodionov, participant of the olympic games in tokyo, admonished for a successful performance, let's play the next series of the project together now. entering the ring is a special feeling for me, every fight is a separate performance, every blow. it can become fatal, we must not forget about protection. i am confident in myself and my abilities. you usually knead your hands for a short time by rotating left to right, then add the neck so that you don’t have injuries in your hand. one of your most important weapons, because you don't hit, clenching your fists builds character the core of a man without, uh, these qualities in boxing, it is very difficult to achieve something. the first one hits a deuce once or twice, the second one under the front arm pulls under a strong slope. and the answer is right left you with which hand you start later and imm

if you think about the cdc eviction, or the osha vaccine mandate, it has gone outside the constitutional lane. for our future freedom the ability to protect the constitution and the boundaries that are laid within that document are the responsibility for me and my office. general bailey? >> i would echo those sentiments. what president biden understood was this was wrong. he tried to get the bill through congress. he knew he needed an appropriations bill and change to statutory leg which. when he failed to get that through he then take unilateral action. he knew that was wrong. keeping the federal executive in its place and rolling back the administrative state is critical to the freedoms we enjoyed across the u.s. and missouri. >> did you know or feel that the case was likely to come out this way? >> i think the first answer is i don't ever want to get into the speculation game. we got nine incredibly smart, thoughtful justices. each have some nuanced principal positions that they used to interpret the constitution. you never want to get into the production game. having said that, comin

osha has a general duty clause which is a broad requirement employers have to create a safe workplace are no specific rules about you have to give them water or a certain amount of breaks throughout the day. william: so one of the provisions you are talking about is training workers to be able to understand when one of their colleagues is in trouble, teaching them how to ask. that is a lot ask. >> it is. a lot of workers have told me, i do not know what to do with my friend is in trouble. i don't know what to do when he could die. workers want to have the training so that they can look out for each other. william: what are employers saying? >> a lot of companies say they voluntarily are already doing the right thing. they give access to water and breaks throughout the day. and it is true that many companies voluntarily do some of the things but what i hear from workers and advocacy groups is that many companies are falling down on one or more parts of it. so they are not giving adequate water or they don't have bathrooms on the job site then workers can't drink too much water because

>> big corporate lobby interests in washington, d.c., for decades have kept osha, the federal agencykeep osha from putting heat protections in place. it's finally time to get it done. in those nearly 50 years that the federal government has been trying to protect workers from the heat, lately local cities have started passing protections like austin where i represent and dallas in texas. but this summer, governor greg abbott signed a bill wiping away those local water break protections. it's outrageous. that's judge we staged the strike in the sun calling on the president, supporting him to get this done and protect workers in this historic heat wave. >> well, the actions president biden announced this week include directing the labor department to issue a hazard alert for workers who face greater risk of injury or death from extreme heat, boosting inspections of high-risk workplaces, investing in improving weather forecasts, and expanding water storage in the western u.s. do you think that these go far enough to meeting what you are asking for? >> these are important first steps, an

that report was passed on from osha to the u.s. guard, and there's no evidence of any follow-up from there. that was march of 2018. >> you make that so clear. he tried to raise some flags. and in the end, he was buried in legal bills, as you described in your report. ben, excellent reporting. i think it's such an important lesson for so many people, not just when it comes to submersibles and deep ocean exploration, but anything that could be unsafe. it's a really important read. thank you for being with us and sharing it. >> thanks very much for having me on. i appreciate it. >> boris? >>> a new cnn kfile investigation reveals that donald trump once argued that a president under indictment would create a constitutional crisis. hear trump in his own words warning about the situation he's now in himself. >>> plus travel records broken, as severe weather impacts airports across the country. we're tracking the travel delays and cancellations this fourth of july weekend. stay with us, "cnn news central." we're back in moments. - "best t

>> osha didn't pass me. osha gives you a forklift driver's license. it was hard.ou're bad with the forklift? >> bad with the forklift. they said, "why don't you manually unload the truck." >> jimmy: wow, it's good the acting thing works out. is it true that you told people at the warehouse that you were -- that they were on "undercover boss"? >> yeah, i didn't know what to do with my time. i didn't want to tell them i was a comedian. i don't think -- you don't want to tell somebody that you do something else while you're working, because they're like, you're a comedian? who cares, unload this truck. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> i would find ways to entertain myself. i would go up to my co-workers, "hey, don't look over there, there's a camera, i'm actually with undercover boss." i would let them know that i was one of the bosses. >> jimmy: did anyone believe that? >> nobody believed it. [ laughter ] they would always tell me, "stop talking to me, the more you talk, the less faster we unload this truck." >> jimmy: do the people you guys worked with now go like, oh, wo

well, as people are looking for ways to cool off, cal osha will be checking in on workers who have toside working in the heat. and that's the story the crop was. michael thomas is following for us in livermore. we're it definitely gets hot in the afternoons. michael, good morning. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, right now it's not too hot, but i'm sure it's going to warm up within the next few hours. now, state officials are going to be out really just making sure that those big bosses are doing what they need to for workers during this heat. let's get to some video as they break it all down. now, cal osha says that they're going to be targeting in doing these inspections, focusing specifically on job sites like construction, agriculture, landscaping and warehouse industries making sure that employees excuse me that employers are providing shade in cold water for free of charge with enough water for about 2 bottles hour per employee making sure that they're also encouraging cooldown breaks. let's get details on your screen because if you are a worker from outdoors and you d

we know the department of labor and osha are working on some much broader longer-term plans as well.e been reporting on the troubles that outdoor workers in florida are having. can you give us a sense of the things you have been reporting? nicolas: absolutely, yes. so, down here in south florida, as in the rest of the country and the world, we have been going through some record-breaking temperatures this summer. these are the kinds of temperatures where the national weather service advises that you spend as little time as possible outside, avoid strenuous activity. but a lot of workers don't have any choice but to go to work that day. so what we're seeing is outdoor workers in many cases are working in dangerous temperatures without adequate access to water or shaded breaks throughout the day. and, just last week, i was at a vigil for a worker who died on the job in southern miami-dade county, again, because workers just don't have access to the kind of basic protections that you might need to stay safe in high temperatures. william: and you were talking about -- like, what are thos

they can be reached through the cal osha website and here's traffic with jobina.> good morning, everybody. so even though you can't really tell from this camera at the richmond-san rafael bridge right out of you at the at the toll plaza there, we do have a three car crash that is still affecting you as you make your way on traveling westbound at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 553 but there is no backup for you this morning. should have a clear ride into san francisco. >> reggie, the big news is the weather. and m introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's starting a new chapter can be the most thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress... is a matter of character. good morning. >> looking at temperatures right now, we're mainly in the

cal osha says that they'll be doing these inspections really just at random. it will be at places like construction sites, agriculture sites, landscaping and warehouse industries making sure that again, you're having water shade and also that each worker has at least about 2 bottles of water hour. take a look at the details we have on your screen because they say if you feel like you're not getting the right treatment, you can give them a call. even just ask questions. that number is 8, 3, 3, 579-0927, tips. obviously you're going want to drink water again. you want to take breaks before you feel sick and also you want to wear a hat if you can make sure your clothing is also lease and appropriate. i spoke with one man who says he's been working outside for years. take a listen to what he had to say about today's heat. >> got to you've got to adjust and make sure you take breaks and get enough water and say i get a an area between the retail so they can they can take breaks the shade and we have the parking structure that gives some gold as well. have you ever?

cal osha put rules in place to protect farmworkers in 2015 because of our different climate. both politically and environmentally. what works here might not work all across the country. >> our our standard for reasons that i don't understand doesn't allow you to use masters. what areas where you have people being able to rest when they need to. and i don't know why that is when a place like california where temperatures can be very high, but humidity can often be very low. the use of ministers might make sense. another part of the united states in the southeast in georgia, florida, places like that with the humidity is higher. mister start work very well. >> the farm bureau says to help keep folks who have to work outside from overheating. remember the basics? find that shade. plenty of water take breaks. they also tell bosses to consider shifting the workday to start earlier if possible in the morning. so you can finish before the hottest part of the day. as we take a live look outside beautiful friday night here. the vantage point from the top of and you can see no fog over

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to prepare for the sweltering heat, today the chief of cal osha reminded employers they're required to protect their outdoor workers. >> workers have a right to request access to shade at any temperature. and employers are required to have the shade structure set up as close as practicable to the work site when temperatures work or exceed 80 degrees. >> reporter: bracing for sizzling temperatures that will make tough jobs even tougher. firefighters already carry water packs. but with this high heat, they're required to carry even more water, which will only add to their lows. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> it's going to about a busy week. thank you, marianne. >>> during this coming heatwave, the coastal areas will be a nice getaway from the heat. a live look at the city. you can see the usual cloud cover and fog just along the coast. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here with an update. and jeff, will those areas stay cool so we can beat the heat? >> it will be one of the cooler spots. you're still going to see the temperatures warming up above ave

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also to ramp up enforcement activities through osha. reality of the legislation i mentioned is the fact that hb-2127 which was passed by the legislature upends 70 plus years of local authorities that have been adopted through city constitution, city charters in cities all across the state, in areas that go beyond just labor code, property code, agricultural code, commercial code, local communities, local governments are solving problems brought to us many times by our constituents, and legislation like that upends that process and prevents local residents from being able to address their concerns through the local governments that they elect. and i believe it's an affront to our democratic process, and that's why we're challenging it in court. >> all right. and so that will continue, that sounds like. i want to ask you as well about immigration. a federal judge in california just struck down last tuesday the biden administration's restrictions on migrants seeking asylum, arguing that it was the biden administration violating federal law

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and while osha does have federal heat standards, there is no federal heat standard.ational institutes of health, farm workers are 30 times more likely to die of heat exposure. construction workers have 13 times the risk. for the first time, the miami-dade county commission has advanced legislation that will finally require these workers get regular relief from brutal heat. among the proposed, a ten-minute water break. heat safety training for supervisors, a $3,000 fine per violation per day to companies that don't comply. >> it's not enough, water, shade, breaks. we shouldn't have to be passing law on common sense things. >> reporter: garcia is also a farm worker in homestead. she's also scared to go back to work in the brutal heat. >> no matter how hot it is outside, you guys are out there working? what else would we do, she tells me, we came here to work. cbs news, homestead, florida. >>> well, still ahead on "cbs weekend news." why barbie pink is box office gold for beleaguered movie ththeaters. stay w with us. oror. sotyktktu is t the first-o-of-its-kind, ononce-

to prepare for the sweltering heat, today the chief of cal osha reminded employers they are required to protect their outdoor workers by providing frequent water breaks and more. >> workers have a right to request access to shade at any temperature. and employers are required to have the shade structure set up as close as practicable to the work site when temperatures reach or exceed 80 degrees. >> reporter: getting the job done while preventing heat-related illness. cal fire plans to do a prescribed burn tomorrow at grant ranch. it was originally scheduled for two days. but because of the weather conditions, it's been reduced to just one day. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. weather is a big deal here. it's going to get hot. our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will be joining us in just a few minutes with a closer look at how hot it's going to get in various parts around the bay area. keep in mind our nbc bay area app makes it easy to get an eye on all the temperatures. you'll get the customized forecast for where you live. >>> well, remote wo

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and osha pays attention. so we decided and by way, those are examples of what the instrumentation looks like. so that might attempt to quantify this. so wded give it a shot. so i went to the osha. they have a wet bulb globe temperature calculator. so we know the temperature i'm goinse 9 it was the upper bound on one of the previous slides that comes from jacobs. we added degrees and that's still a shade temperature dew point. i'm going to use the extreme value that i put there. 78 for gettysburg sky cover 2:00 in the afternoon. jacobs reported 40% covered by clouds, so we'll call it 60%. sunny. so that comes from jacobs plus the the routine needs to know date and the time and the location needs to know the latitude so you know how high the sun is in the sky. and then we'll use jacobs as wind speed which was force one which correspond lines to a very light breeze, two miles per hour. so you all those numbers into the ocean calculator for wet ball globe temperature and y get 90 which first reaction. no big deal

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