cal osha was joined by fed, osha and other partners today to commemorate the creation of osha on thiswe want to ensure that the workers are working in locations that are safe, that the employers provide them with safe working conditions. we asked cal osha about areas they're leaning into. one is agriculture. they say they've recently added offices in central california. there's a lot of hazards related inherent in ag work, you know, one of those hazards is outdoor heat, performing work outdoors today, governor newsom issued a proclamation declaring it workers memorial day highlighting action to improve working conditions and wages for fast food workers, protect warehouse workers from unsafe quotas, and unfair pay practices impacting garment industry workers. today's event at the rosie the riveter world war ii home front national historical park was at a location that held special significance in remembrance of the workers. the women workers in world war two who stepped up when a lot of the men were at war, and assisting with the war effort. and so, a lot of what they did was dangerous

cal osha also says these hazards were brought to the company's attention. weeks before the incident happened. also new at 11 tonight, the san francisco fire department now mourning the loss of one of their own lieutenants, stephen sylvester. fire officials say sylvester died unexpectedly at his home after working a shift. he joined the department of august of 2002. the department, extending its deepest condolences to the lieutenant's family, which includes his wife and four children. in a statement tonight, fire chief janine nicholson said that lieutenant stephen sylvester was a cornerstone of our department, cherished by all who worked alongside him. he was not only a consummate professional but also a devoted family man. his profound presence will be sorely missed, and his exemplary service will be remembered forever. >> san francisco's west portal neighborhood will soon see some major changes near the muni metro station. city leaders have weighed in, saying the area is in major need of safety improvements after the crash that killed a family of four last

cal osha has determined the worker's employer, darcy and hardy construction, inc knowingly committed safety violations by not providing a protective system for employees working in the trench, nor means of escape. for a ladder. let's say in the case of a collapse, the company has been cited more than $370,000 for that incident. time now 605 council meeting was once again interrupted. >> by a man spreading hate. here's video from what happened during wednesday night's meeting the city council member. it recounts what happened. the man at the podium came in from sacramento and he made hateful comments against the jewish community. and there's the file video from the last time this happened in march. he showed up to spew hate then as well during wednesday's meeting, the community was prepared, though, to denounce it. as you can see, people are holding large pride flags with religious symbols as well. standing behind him during his rant. >> it's 606. and it soon could be illegal for your boss to call you when you're off the clock. a bill just introduced by san francisco assemblymember ma

. >> cal osha tells us all three elevators were overdue for required safety testing, even after cal osha had granted a two week extension. >> this fire drilled alarm. it goes off constantly. >> we get a lot of that during the middle of the night, and people come out of their buildings, out of their apartments, stand on the streets and till the fire department comes. and then there's a it's a false alarm. >> early wednesday morning, oakland firefighters responded to a medical emergency at the building, and when they got there, the elevators were not working. crews were forced to carry the disabled patient down six flights of stairs. a spokesperson with offd told us in a statement our concern is wide ranging. these fire code violations are extremely serious, and we hope that the building managers understand the urgency of correcting the deficiencies as soon as possible. residents saying they just want management to do the right thing. >> that's all we wanted somebody to hear us. >> now, i went into the leasing office and tried to speak with someone in person. i had to leave my card and i a

. >> cal osha has cited a san francisco construction company in connection to a trench collapse that killed a utility worker. the tragedy happened back in september in the city's lower haight neighborhood. police say the 24 year-old employee was replacing sewer parts inside the 8 foot deep trench when the excavation collapsed. cal osha has determined the worker's employer, darcy and hardy construction inc knowingly committed safety violations by neither providing a protective system for employees working in that trench norm means of escape such as a ladder in case of collapse. the company has been cited more than $370,000 for the incident. taking a live look now at the bay bridge toll plaza this evening. not too many cars out there. i assume some folks got out today. enjoy the nice weather. we have meteorologist kyla grogan is here with more on what we can expect tomorrow. michaela. hey there. yeah. beautiful day today. in fact, we had some once again. well above average temperatures that wanted talk to you about. so let's start with that. >> a pretty nice night out there. but let's

in this case, i think those safety measures, while they had been well, cal osha had recommended those identified that similar problem and recommended those safety measures at the other location. it's not clear that those safety measures, if they were ever in place at this location, i see. thank you for clarifying that. but yes, you're right that we're not on site. our construction managers often rotate between a number of projects, and so we're not on site all day, every day, right? which i would of course support and appreciate. all right. thank you that those conclude my announcements and my questions is, if there are no further comments, commissioner zombie, good morning, by the way. happy public works week and happy earth day to everyone. so my follow up question on on that. so what what happens to the contract. so to the project in this case. so now that they're not allowed to do the work because of osha violations, do we would would public works seek different contractor to move forward with the project or we just hold the project and expect an extension? there are a number of p

cal osha, along with federal osha and other partners, put this event together to honor workers who've lost their lives due to work related injuries and illnesses. in 2022, there were apparently 504 fatalities that we know of that were as the result of going to work, and that is way too many, our goal is to get those numbers down, educate employers on how to make their workplaces safer. we want to ensure that the workers are working in locations that are safe, that the employers provide them with safe working conditions and practice safety day and out. the event was held at the rosie the riveter world war ii home front national historical park, a location with special significance. the rosie the riveter historical park is really, in remembrance of the workers. the women workers in world war two who stepped up when a lot of the men were at war and assisting with the war effort. and so, a lot of what they did was dangerous. this event comes as governor newsom issued a proclamation declaring today, workers memorial day, highlighting advancement in recent years like improving working condi

relacionadas con la salud y la seguridad en el lugar de trabajo, se puede comunicar directamente a cal oshaes disponibles. por otro lado, una televidente se comunicó con telemundo 48 afirmando ser víctima de estafas telefónicas. los presuntos malhechores la han llamado varias veces diciéndole que poseen toda la información de ella personal y que debe pagar una supuesta demanda. jessica gallegos habló con ella y nos detalla cómo han sido estas llamadas que ha recibido desde hace ya unos meses. esta persona me dice que desde septiembre del año pasado ha venido recibiendo varias llamadas telefónicas de diferentes números y que de hecho, cada vez que la llaman le dicen que tiene una amenaza de cobranza con una empresa en washington y que supuestamente está empresa la está demandando. de hecho hablé con ella y me dice tener los nervios de punta y temer por su seguridad y toda la información personal que estas personas aseguran tener. si son números diferentes, unos están como números ocultos y otros están. al visitar esta mujer, a la que llamaremos lucía por seguridad, me mostró el registro de l

osha's responsibilities under the ordinance. so under the law, departments are responsible for designate a language access liaison, implementing a department specific language access policy. submit annual compliance data to oca to coordinating and provisioning for language services. determining and budgeting for departmental language needs, and complying with all other requirements of the lao and oca. advances language access compliance in the city by training departments on lao compliance and reporting requirements. sharing best practices with departments through tools, style guides, consultations, and technical assistance, and monitoring and reporting compliance to the immigrant rights commission and the board of supervisors. as was noted earlier, departments are required under the ordinance to translate vital information into the threshold languages and the three threshold languages under the ordinance are currently spanish, chinese, and filipino. the departments are also encouraged to translate information for emerging langu

. >> cal osha tells us all three elevators were overdue for required safety testing, even after cal osha had granted a two week extension. >> this fire drilled alarm. it goes off constantly. >> we get a lot of that during the middle of the night, and people come out of their buildings, out of their apartments, stand on the streets until the fire department comes. and then there's a it's a false alarm. >> early wednesday morning, oakland firefighters responded to a medical emergency at the building, and when they got there, the elevators were not working. crews were forced to carry the disabled patient down six flights of stairs. a spokesperson with afd told us in a statement our concern is wide ranging. these fire code violations are extremely serious, and we hope that the building managers understand the urgency of correcting the deficiencies as soon as possible. residents saying they just want management to do the right thing, that's all we wanted somebody to hear us. now, an osha spokesperson says they will lift the order not to use the elevators as soon as those elevators pass their

in richmond, cal osha teamed up with fed, osha, and other partners for this year's workers memorial day. they also commemorated the creation of osha on this day. back in 1970, the mission of the occupational health, occupational safety and health administration is to ensure safe and healthful working conditions despite their efforts, hundreds died on the job this year in 2022, there were apparently 504 fatalities that we know of that were as the result of going to work, and that is way too many, our goal is to get those numbers down, educate employers. governor also took action today, issuing a proclamation in honor of workers memorial day. he highlighted improvements in working conditions and wages for fast food workers, new protections for warehouse workers from unsafe quotas, and the end of unfair pay practices impacting garment industry workers. well, another big sur marathon is in the books and we have a local winner, simon ricci of san francisco crossed the finish line in two hours, 29 minutes and 30s peyton bilo from outside sacramento, came in first in the women's division. she

they're being honored on osha's virtual workers memorial wall. >> some of the biggest stars in sportsit the links for a good cause. today in san francisco, greats like barry bonds, ronnie lott, marcus allen and brandi chastain were among those taking part in the sofi child mind institute golf tournament at the olympic club. the event raises funds for youth mental health services. >> we have a teenager who has been, battling, an and so for me, it's very personal and the child mind institute, they want to help them have a solid foundation where they can look into the future with positivity and hope. >> the founder of the child mind institute says more than 17 million kids in the u.s. have mental health disorders, and the majority don't get the help they need. and crews are making good progress on the oakland ballers new field. today, they began rolling out the new sod at raymond park, getting nearly all the outfield covered workers are also tearing down the old fencing to make room for the new dugouts. the ballers are spending $1.6 million to get the field ready for play. the season sta

. >> cal osha tells us all three elevators were overdue for required safety testing, even after cal oshanted a two week extension. >> this fire drill the alarm, it goes off constantly. >> we get a lot of that during the middle of the night, and people come out of their buildings, out of their apartments, stand on the streets until the fire department comes. and then there's a it's a false alarm. >> early wednesday morning, oakland firefighters responded to a medical emergency at the building, and when they got there, the elevators were not working. crews were forced to carry the disabled patient down six flights of stairs. a spokesperson with offd told us in a statement our concern is wide ranging. these fire code violations are extremely serious, and we hope that the building managers understand the urgency of correcting the deficiencies as soon as possible. residents saying they just want management to do the right thing. >> that's all we wanted somebody to hear us. >> now, i went into the leasing office and tried to speak with someone in person. i had to leave my card and i also reach

. >> new at 10, cal osha citing a san francisco construction company. more than $370,000 in connection to a trench collapse that killed the utility worker. that collapse happened back in september in the city's lower haight neighborhood. police say the 24 year-old employee was replacing sewer parts inside the 8 foot deep trench when the excavation collapsed. cal osha says darcey and hearty construction knowingly committed safety violations by neither providing at protective system for employees working in the trench or a means of escape, such as the latter in case of collapse. >> san francisco is sticking to its word and suing oakland for trying to change the name of the oakland airport. the board of supervisors is set to hold a final vote on the decision next month. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 10, 30. we'll hear from san francisco city attorney who is filing the suit who believes the name change will confuse travelers. >> all right. it is time for your wake-up weather. let's talk about we can expect as you wake up tomorrow morning, it is going

even after cal osha had granted a two week extension. fire drill, the alarm, it goes off constantly. >> we get a lot of that during the middle of the night, and people come out of their buildings, out of their apartments, stand on the streets until the fire department comes. and then there's a it's a false alarm. >> early wednesday morning, oakland firefighters responded to a medical emergency at the building, and when they got there, the elevators were not working. crews were forced to carry the disabled patient down six flights of stairs. a spokesperson with offd told us in a statement our concern is wide ranging. these fire code violations are extremely serious , and we hope that the building managers understand the urgency of correcting the deficiencies as soon as possible. residents saying they just want management to do the right thing. >> that's all we wanted somebody to hear us now, i went into the leasing office and tried to speak with someone in person. >> i had to leave my card and i also reached out to the property management

a record number ran in the london marathon today and a record osha a osha record number ran i in theon today and a record was broken in the women's race with kenya's peresjepchirchir sprinting to victory. plus, a passion outside of football, we watch as england's georgia stanway inks her very first tattoo. welcome to the programme. what an incredible, nail biting match at wembley — many thought this would be a straightforward win for premier league side manchester united in the semifinal of the fa cup — taking on coventry who sit eighth in the championship. but it's been far from a walkover. with united losing a 3—0 lead, and coventry taking then to extra time and penalties after scoring three goals to draw the game level. let's talk you through the game. scott mctominay scored the first for united, and then harry maguire got the second, heading in from a corner. coventry then scored two in quick succession. and were given a penalty in added time. haji wright scored, sending the crowd wild and sending the match to extra time. so unbelievably to penalties and manchester united missed

the walls caved cal osha has determined the worker's employer, darcy and hardy construction knowingly committed safety violations by not providing a protective system for employees working in that trench and they didn't provide an escape means of escape in the event of a collapse. the company has since been cited. urban find more than $370,000. >> it's 807. and a walnut creek council meeting has once again been interrupted by a man spreading hate against jewish people. take a look at the video is what happened wednesday night at the meeting. this man went to the podium. he's from sacramento and he went there. he made hateful comments against the jewish community. >> it's not the first time look at this. the same guy went back in march, spewing hate at that time. but this time, as you can see, let's go back and you see how >> they were prepared to denounce the hate was special rainbow flags that they had. so they were showing pride and also had you can see one of those flags has the jewish symbol behind them. so taking a stand against hate in the midst of creek, a bill that wants to ma

cal osha find a san francisco construction company $370,000 for the death of one of its workers.cident happened last september in the city's lower haight neighborhood. 24 year-old worker was replacing sewer parts inside of 8 foot deep trench when the dirt walls collapsed. burying him tell osha found the employer, darcy and hearty construction knowingly committed safety violations by not properly protecting employees working in the trench. the city of san francisco is taking the port of oakland to court over recent decision to change the name of the oakland airport. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> what's in a but it comes to san francisco's airport. the city says so much that it's suing the city of oakland to protected. we're asking the court. >> to tell oakland to stop using its new name last week. oakland port commissioners voted to rename oakland international airport, san francisco bay, oakland international airport. this is about clarifying to travelers that oakland is an efficient instinctive. choice to fly into the san francisco bay. oakland's proposed name is going to c

cal osha found the employer darcy and hardy construction knowingly committed safety violations by not properly protecting employees working in that trench. >> walnut creek city council meeting is once again interrupted by a man spreading hate. take a look at the video wednesday night. this man's as he came to a the walnut creek meeting. he drove in from sacramento to spew hate against jewish people. and you can see that they were prepared from this time. now take a look back in march when he showed up same guys feeling, hey, they didn't know what to do this time. they had pride, flags and religious symbols behind him as he continued his rant against jewish people 10, 0, 6, right now. and >> we ever go home and your boss calls you on your off the clock and make sure do stuff for you have to answer emails. >> well, there's a bill working its way through the senate assembly that would stop that. it's headed to the appropriations committee now after passing in labor and it was introduced by san francisco assemblymember matt haney. this bill would give employees the right to disconnect fro

cal osha has determined the worker's employer, darcy and hardy construction inc. they knowingly committed safety violations but not providing a protective system for employees working in the trench nor an escape route in the case of a collapse. the company has been cited more than $370,000 for that incident. the city of san francisco, they're not going take in the port of oakland to court over that decision to change the name of the oakland airport. a ruling could revolve around whether the name change actually confuses travelers are not called for dan kerman. has that story? what's in a but it comes to san francisco's airport. >> the city says so much that it's suing the city of oakland to protected. we're asking the court. >> to tell oakland to stop using its new name last week. oakland port commissioners voted to rename oakland international airport, san francisco bay, oakland international airport. this is about clarifying to travelers that oakland is an efficient instinctive. choice to fly into the san francisco bay. oakland's proposed name is going to create

cal osha has now cited a san francisco construction company in connection with a trench collapse that killed a utility worker. the tragedy happened back in september. he was in the city's lower haight neighborhood. police say the 24 year-old employee was replacing sewer parts inside of an 8 foot deep trench when the excavation collapsed. the walls caved in. cal osha has determined that the employer, darcy and hearty construction knowingly committed safety violations by not providing a protective system for the employees that were working in that trench and did provide a means of escape in case of collapse. the company has been cited more than 370 $1000 for the incident. >> at 706, and walnut creek council meeting was once again interrupted by a man spewing hate against jewish people. and here's video from what happened wednesday night at the meeting. turns out it's the same guy that they saw a while back and we'll show you that file video and you'll see a similarity. but this time, as you can see, they were ready for him while he made hateful comments. you can see here against jews. t

cal osha finds a san francisco construction company $370,000 in the death of one of its workers. the accident happened last september in the city's lower haight neighborhood. the 24 year-old worker was replacing sewer parts inside an 8 foot deep trench when the dirt walls collapsed. burying him. cal osha found the employer darcy and hardy construction knowingly committed safety violations by not properly protecting employees working in that trench. >> walnut creek city council meeting was once again interrupted by a man who came from sacramento to spread hate speech against jews. take a look at the video from wednesday night's meeting and you can see him there. he went to the podium and started to making hateful comments against the jewish community. butoyou can see that people this time we're prepared with the flags behind him. there. this was the first time back in march that he showed up and started spewing hate. but they didn't know what to do with that time this time, as you can see, the community was ready denouncing the hate that % they had to listen to. but created quite

cal osha says the rcn hardy construction failed to provide a proper protective system for the employeeshat trench. one worker died when the trench collapsed. it was fined $371,000. >> frank bach bart is making changes to its elevators and escalators to help settle a class action lawsuit. the lawsuit claimed that bart violated the civil rights for those with disabilities by not providing clean working elevators at bart stations. as part of the settlement, bartol continued to make reservations. it also says if equipment breaks down, it will make sure a repair person is sent out within an hour. we talked with the bart writer this morning to get her thoughts on the condition of bart's elevators. >> it is very dirty and it needs to be sanitized. it's small. this is what the smell is not good at all. i do think it's very important. there is a lot of elevators that are out of use sometimes. usually in the morning when i'm going to bart, i can hear it say, oh, this elevator is out of use. and it's like, even sometimes for me, i'm like, great. so, you know, i think this is amazing. and i think t

osha will assist in the investigation. >>> we have now heard from the attorney for rashee rice, the lawyer confirming that the kansas city chiefs player was behind the wheel in the lamborghini involved in this dangerous crash. the drivers seen speeding before the impact left the scene. he say his complaint is thousand taking responsibility. >> he's going to do everything in his power to bring their life back to as normal as possible, in terms of injuries, in terms of property damage. >> nfl says they are monitoring all of the developments in the matter. no arrests have been made. >>> early forecasts of this year's atlantic hurricane season suggests it could break records. colorado state university, a prominent tropical weather forecast center is predicting 11 hus hurricanes. five are expected to be a category 3 or above. an average season has three hurricanes. 23 n 23 named storms are expected. for now, the northeast could finally get a break from the rain this weekend. let's check in with angie lassman. >> weave 've still got snowshow we're going to have to deal with. you can see the big

being asked to work. 28 hours of overtime every week, which is 3 times beyond the limit set by cal osha, the union, own study in a letter written to san francisco mayor london breed, the union explained its findings saying, quote, with an average of just over 5 hours of sleep per 24 hours. deputies are facing serious risks to their health safety and beyond. the survey also found high rates of physical and mental problems among deputies, including high blood pressure, sleep apnea, depression symptoms and anxiety. we've reached out to the mayor's office for its response to the sheriffs association request. and we are waiting to hear back. keep you posted there. meanwhile, the city of san francisco is hoping to improve 9-1-1, response times by opening a new emergency dispatch center. the new facility was unveiled this morning on the second floor of the old 9-1-1, center along turk street. it features 55 brand-new workstations sent updated breakroom, an elevated supervisor area and a new training room. and it prepares us for the future by increasing our capacity and our ability to >> add mo

osha will assist in the investigation. >>> now to the serious dallas car crash involving rashee rice. for the first time we have confirmation that the kansas citywide receiver was driving one of the cars involved. here's priscilla thompson. >> reporter: an attorney for rashee rice confirming his client was behind the wheel in this dangerous crash caught on camera. >> mr. rice acknowledged that he was driving the lamborghini. >> reporter: police say that lamborghini and this corvette were speeding down the expressway in dallas when both drivers lost control, hitting four other vehicles and sending two people to the hospital. it comes a day after rice confirmed in a statement that he spoke with dallas police about saturday's crash and apologized to the victims. >> he's going to do everything in his power to bring their life back to as normal as possible. in terms of injuries, in terms of property damages. he'll make certain that he is responsible for helping them. >> you guys all right? you guys just going to leave it? >> reporter: the occupants of the vehicles in question all left the

cal osha is now investigating the incident in nevada. >> two men were caught on camera destroying ancient rock formations at lake mead national recreation area. want to show you some video posted to social media showing two men pushing chunks of rock off redstone dunes trail. it is one of the most popular hiking spots in the park. park rangers are now seeking the public's help to help identify those men. officials say the damage is irreversible. those formations were shaped over time. out of 140 million year old sand dunes and are federally protected and in the state of arizona, ticket prices to the arizona coyotes final home game on wednesday night are spiking into the hundreds of dollars amid rumors the team is moving. >> the nhl executive committee has approved the move to salt lake city. the decision will now be voted on by the league's board of governors, which includes all of the team owners, though no official announcement has been made, the coyotes general manager bill armstrong informed the team on friday that the franchise will be moving to salt lake city. the coyotes owner is r

companias involucradas en la construccion y la operacion de la grua estan ahora bajo investigacion de osha trabajadores comenzaron a gritar al ver a uno de sus companeros caer. >> segun la oficina de es estadisticas laborales, en 2021 los trabajadores de construccion inmigrantes e hispanos representaron el 14% de las m muertes relacionadas con el trabajo, a pesar de ser el 8.2% de la fuerza laboral empleada, una dolorosa realidad que hace poco mas de una semana le costo la vida a cientos de que reparaban baches sobre el colapsado puente de baltimore. >> lourdes hurtado, noticias telemundo. >> una tragedia, de verdad. >> tenemos un video que le ha dado la vuelta al mundo, es la caida de un deportista olimpico. >> bueno, alexis, ya subcampeon del mundo por equipos de 26 anos, se resbalo en el tra trampolin, cayo y se rasguno la espalda. >> el atleta dijo que esta bien, pero lo que mas le lastimo, lo que mas le dolio fue el ego. >> y si, lo tomo con humor, le dijo al presidente de su pais que estaba presente en este complejo olimpico, le dijo, me resbale jefe, ni modo. >> todo. >> ¿que tal? >

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are some other reasons, there was a bit of false information, because we were just talking about 48 osha, which was formed in particular. from the representatives of the crimean tatar people, but for some reason, some still have questions, but where are the crimean tatars and where are the battalions formed from them, let's see. one of the most common opinions that prevails in society is, where are the crimean tatar battalions? why crimean tatars are not fighting in battalions in donbas, why are they not preparing assault units that will liberate their crimea, why is there any idea that there should be any crimean tatar battalions, and supposedly we, like some foreign legion or something similar, we, citizens of ukraine, are the same. like ukrainians, karaites, besides, i am a citizen of ukraine, i am going to defend, defend my own state as part of the armed forces of ukraine. the vast majority of crimean tatars, if not almost all of them, have relatives, relatives, people close to them, their families in the occupied territories. therefore, when you say that you have something to say ab

last week, cal osha agreed to exempt correctional facilities from the bill, and now that allows the newsomtration to give it a fiscal sign off. there will also be a separate rule drafted soon to address jail and prison workers. >> san francisco pride's headliner in grand marshal has officially been named. the announcement, made just tonight. >> but first, take a look. the sky was glowing today as the sun set earlier this evening. here's a quick look from the oakland estuary. you're watching the 11:00 news on ktvu. we'll be right back ♪ we're in the middle of... seizing the date! ♪ in the middle of... trying new things! ♪ in the middle of the perfect pairing ... and parking it here for the night! ♪ so come get away... together... to the incredible, unforgettable illinois— the middle of everything. ♪ next. the middle next.erything. stop. we got it? no. keep going. again... [ gasps ] next. if you don't pick one, i... am i keeping you from your job? next. stop! do we finally have it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron.

simply about helping minority non muslims in the region for them mostly who wants to be an immigrant osha's to seek citizenship. you to say that i should be false track when he's coming from a muslim majority country and who has the option to go to 50 other countries which i handle doesn't have a sick. it doesn't. that is discriminatory then to the entire calls in fathers. but critics of the, at main themes, the law is discriminatory and that using religion as a basis, positive and ship violates of fundamentals right to equality. we spoke to cal shanks into an advocate, specializing, and constitutional law. he told us that citizenship amendment at still face is a number of legal challenges. the question is whether or not the amendment actually boss constitutional muster. and that are already partitions, which have been listed before the supreme court to and this will be in court. we decide on the constitutionality of this act, back in shining buck us. it is what it as he is concerned, that the government might so much the c a with the plant national to just it of citizens for and see for su

dan otras oportunidades en dado caso de que yo llegue a salir de aquí, me dieron un entrenamiento de oshaontribuir más a la comunidad. aparte, no es solamente ayudar a la comunidad, también ayudar a nuestro planeta a que no se eche. no se desperdicie tanta comida. hay mucha gente por en nuestra comunidad que necesita este alimento y no tiene esa oportunidad. bueno, aquellas personas interesadas en encontrar una oportunidad de servicio remunerado puede obtener más información y presentar su solicitud en cea service corps punto com. vamos a poner esta página en unos cuantos minutos aquí en pantalla para que. bueno, si tiene alguna duda como solicitarlo, pues ahí puede acudir de inmediato. aclaramos una. hay edades para específicas para esto o no? bueno, hay edades y existen oportunidades en realidad para todas las edades. como lo mencioné durante el reportaje, hay 4 programas diferentes, 1 para estudiantes universitarios, otros para personas entre los 16 y los 30 años, y los otros 2 programas son para mayores de 18 años. entonces hay una gran variedad de plazas como lo menciono, casi 2000 p

just been in that very demo because the, the osha rules in video states. they have to be connected to the same process. so what, what about the se, nothing's been done. most of these, these lobby, which is phasing it, india has gotten solar to the global level, add some other rules. i'm d o, you know, trying to be even happens to be a busy device the don't because these, these are very, very serious thing that is going off having saying that there has been some recent connections. wow. the prominent western media that used to rebut the lead, bobby asked him to nationalists, have recently changed their language to naturalist. mm hm. i think this is a very good county and this change we room if this is all been going back and say here, thank you. coming back to mr. chuck for a policy. i'm going to stay with the topic of foreign influence. for a moment. i'd like to be honest with you expect some countries will try to perhaps use methods, the other, the media narratives to in, to fill in the, in the and elections and what kind of the country do to protect this

and as you'll see sometimes w h o, osha and sometimes at the i c or c, this find, this is right. all 32 does not respect this coordination. and they deliberately asked us to mount the piece targeting and age workers, outage a miniature young's as what happened to 15 b or c s members, which is the way that they were on duty. and so the question as how many more aid workers should be killed before the international community will act. i'll take serious steps measures to ensure the projection, 40 humanitarians and these workers. what happened yesterday with the w. c. k, and aid workers. it was not allowed to happen without the silence of the international community, no accountability. it says no accidents and incidents. it happens in peace of peace since the beginning of the war. and it will happen again as no serious steps will be taken from the international level. you know, a lot of these volunteer aid work cuz they are, of course, uh, coming in from all countries around the world. are we likely to see them aside the, when we see these 8 work of dying, you know, doing what they,

gathered in jerusalem for a series of empty government. riley's um, at least correspondent is maria from osha and she reports from the holy city for the 2nd day in a row, thousands of precise. there is a gathering in front of these rarely parliaments, the massive pulling the prime minister. and when you have whose government to step down it is believed to be the biggest ends in governments, rally soon were when a man attacks the israel and the war in guys started sunday demonstration brought together more than a 100 of thousands of people organizes say, monday rally is expected to be just as bigger around $110.00. you probably can see behind may have been set up here and for testers said they are planning to stay until at least wednesday the last day before the message goes on. the recess. they said to make sure those were running the country. now i know heard in here after the vacation theory around the message where i am right now has been forwarded. all hundreds of his really forces have been deployed on sunday and protests when violence. they were glasses with police that eventually used

the far osha's rule deep or its fruit. the patriots were scattered. however, the british experienced the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent, the british army losses in the way over the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay and independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the welcome back to process bull horns on peter lavelle from as we're discussing some real news squared. let me go back to you again. i mean it, these, the series of bills that were passed about for an of um flooring funding aid. you know, we've been going to israel guys, i tie one. um, uh, um and you know, with banning of, um the tick tock here. it seems to me with, with the republicans joining in on that they lose their leverage on so many different things for, for example, of funding the israel. well, that's already been passed in a bite and signs it. what kind of leverage does he have? because the money is going to keep going, i mean

. >> what it failed to do that cal osha says ended in the ath o like this.n all cases, the alameda county district attorney is now taking action against police officers in the east bay over the in-custody death of mario gonzalez. >> and governor newsom is showing support for a state bill designed to increase the punishments for people who engage in child sex trafficking. the possible increase in criminal charges is from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. good morning. >> thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's a friday. it is april 19th pam. >> it's been a very very busy week. it has been a lot of news, some changes in the weather. let's check in with steve paulson. >> cooler today and a little mini warm up for a couple of days. but there's a big fog bank pouring in. so the onshore breeze is in place. 40s 50s on the temps. don't think these will change all that much. the higher clouds have moved out for now. so today and tomorrow look to be similar than a little warm up on su

i saw the month osha media commenting with how caitlin clark left the court, and they cut away from southcameras were following caitlin clark into the locker room. a lot of people, they saw the headline today, they made sure to mention caitlin clark and every headline that had to do with the carolina. when you go on social media, on instagram, he saw a lot of words highlight accounts -- >> i think we have lost her. i will just ended by saying this, dawn staley had one of the epic swigs of water shutting down -- and attempting to drag trans- athletes into the whole mess. but she was unbothered, as jemele hill is. that is tonight readout. inside with jen psaki starts now. >>> as you probably know by now, donald trump has been claiming something so extreme, so far-fetched and so absurd,

cal osha says it will edit out protections for workers in state and local correctional facilities fromle. now, this will temporarily resolve governor newsom's cost concerns behind implementing the rule. it can then be formally approved this summer for all other workers. last summer was the hottest on record since record keeping began in 1880. emergency room visits for heat illnesses also hit a record high last year . a report from the center for disease control and prevention shows the majority of those visits were for heat cramps, heat strokes and sunburns. >> well, keep your eyes to the night skies. the annual lyrid meteor shower is underway. it happens every year between january and mid-april. it started last monday, but isn't expected to peak until tomorrow at 223 in the morning. the shower should end on april 29th. nasa says the best way to see it is to find an area away from the city or street lights, and for that meteor shower, we're kind of looking out with at least a mostly clear skies for tonight. >> but the biggest challenge out there will be the moon. the moon is approachin

of 28 hours over time each week and the deputy say that is 3 times more than that is recommended by osha as their safety and when they're not at work. well, that puts a strain on their body and that can lead to long-term health risks, which is why they wrote a letter to san francisco city hall, including mayor london breed asking her as well as the city of san francisco, bringing more help immediately because right now we're simply overworked and we cannot handle this load at this particular time. they say, you know what, when they patrol the jails and that's one of their duties. well, they may not be ready to pounce on the situation because they are simply overworked. take a look at your screen. this is what they sent to mayor london breed as well as the board president. they are asking for help and there their timetable is right now. they say with an average of only 5.2 5 hours of sleep per 24 hour period, deputies are facing serious risks to their health and safety. the survey also found rates of physical and mental health problems among deputies, including high blood pressure, sleep

what it failed to do that cal osha says cost a worker his life in san francisco. so. >> and the fog has returned to the coast. can't see it in this shot. but i'll show it to you here tonight when we get back with the radar and the satellite. and we'll take a look at the five day as well. >> but first, a strong start of the year for n flix. moron scribers. after a strong start to the year, the company says it gained about 9 million subscribers in the first quarter, but the company now says it will stop reporting subscriber numbers during its quarterly earnings reports, opting to only report them annually. netflix shares fell 5% in extended trading. despite this strong financial showing. >> tesla shares have now dropped below $150 apiece, wiping out all of its gains over the past year. the company's shares are down more than 12% just this week. the year has been challenging, with lower sales globally since last year. tesla has cut as much as $20,000 off the price of some ev models. in the face of increasing competition and dwindling demand . and stocks were mixed to

i saw the month osha media commenting with how caitlin clark left the court, and they cut away from south carolina celebrating. the cameras were following caitlin clark into the locker room. a lot of people, they saw the headline today, they made sure to mention caitlin clark and every headline that had to do with the carolina. when you go on social media, on instagram, he saw a lot of words highlight accounts -- >> i think we have lost her. i will just ended by saying this, dawn staley had one of the epic swigs of water shutting down -- and attempting to drag trans- athletes into the whole mess. but she was unbothered, as jemele hill is. that is tonight readout. inside with jen psaki starts now. >>> as you probably know by now, donald trump has been claiming something so extreme, so far-fetched and so absurd, you would think it would've been laughed out of the court. that is trumps arguments that presidents are immune from criminal prosecution. for practically anything they may do while in office. and and i literally mean everything. according to trans-lawyers, that meaning is so broad i

and that is 3 times past the set limit by osha. so take a look at your screen. this is what they found out in there. commission report their study and this is what they sent to mayor breed. they say with an average of only 5.2 5 hours sleep per 24 hour period. deputies are facing serious risks to their health and safety survey also found rates of physical and mental health problems among deputies, including high blood pressure, sleep apnea, depressive symptoms and anxiety. they say right now because they are so overworked that they're in danger, possibly when they're on the job because there's so many things that they have to handle, especially the inmates in san francisco, not to mention when they leave work. all of those problems follow them as well, the health problems. and that is why they're hoping the mayor response sooner. then later, back to you. all right. thanks a lot for the update to know is that i'm in a memorial service for fallen oakland police officer jordan wingate is set for this friday. >> officer wingate died saturday from injuries that he ac

been completely destroyed or burned down, and we have seen those dramatic images now coming out of osha for showing the scale of the destruction caused at the hospital following this two-week long siege. and of course, we've been hearing those troubling accounts. the israeli military now also confirming that its troops had withdrawn again, they have described this as a precise military operation. you shouldn't they say they were targeting hamas militants operating in and around the hospital complex that they located weapons and intelligence documents. we heard yesterday from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, saying that more than 200 hamas militants have been killed as heart of this operation. and then of course, the idf has also repeatedly said that no harm has been caused to civilians or medical officials on the complex, important to underscore that a cnn cannot independently verify those figures put out by the israeli military. and of course, claims that no harm has been caused to any civilians around the complex really stands in contrast to the first-hand accounts we have