actually, i can tell you in the past few seconds or so, sicily�*s civil protection agency has confirmedd in the sunken yacht, so we can confirm for you, coming from the head of sicily�*s civil protection agency, two bodies have been found in the sunken yacht, but la repubblica, italian media, reporting that these bodies were seen behind to mattresses. it has been incredibly difficult for the divers who have been operating there. they have been trying to access the cabins of the bayesian since it went down on monday morning. really hard to get into the cabins of the ship because what we have heard is their access has really been hampered by the amount of debris that is floating around and getting in the way as well, so what you are seeing is live pictures here from porticello and what we have been hearing from these teams that had robots and remote controlled vehicles as well that they are sending down to the sea bed to assist them because of course they can be down there for much longer and can be controlled from the surface. for divers, they can only don't go down for about ten minutes

activists are also grateful for the efforts of the hardworking personnel of the environmental protection agency, environmentalists, colleagues , experts. the point is that now the discussion of monitoring policy is raised as the main task of the environmental protection organization, but the environmental protection organization is involved in various issues that are now it has become a major challenge, for example , the issue of climate change, which is now a very important issue for our country, and other issues of dust, etc. , require intersectoral cooperation, that is, the environmental organization must cooperate and strengthen to solve the issues. this collaboration it can be done inter-sectorally, for example, in the case of ponds , it must be coordinated with the ministry of energy, even with the ministry of agricultural jihad, regarding the model of cultivation, the ship pattern that is compatible with the climate. in the environmental protection organization , we also need to improve the structure. we have good colleagues , we have a good body of experts, but we must somehow now have

ngo, child welfare protection agency and a trans activist. sort of worked together, accused the parents of abuse for going down the path of seeking sort of therapeutic care for the daughter that didn't gender affirm her, and eventually this sort of situation spiralled. they ended up socially transitioning the daughter against the parent's explicit wishes. and it's conspired to the point that a court eventually said that the daughter had to be placed in a government shelter, separated from the parents. her the parents access to the daughter is now regulated by the state. a really, really tragic situation. adf international supported the parents in challenging a court order that said they had to hand over documents which, which are necessary for the daughter's legal sex change. that means changing her sex from female as she is a female to male and our puberty blockers involved in this, not at this point. the we're unsure whether she is on puberty blockers. the parents made it explicitly clear that they did not want her to be on puberty blockers

the environmental protection agency in several states are pushing to provide funding for electric buses the benefits far outweigh the heavy price tag. cbs news senior business and tech correspondent jo ling kent has tonight's "eye on america." >> reporter: the wheels on the bus sound very different this year in the modesto city school district in central california. can't hear it? neither can some of the parents, used to the roar of a diesel engine. so you are listening for something else? >> buzzing sound. [laughs] you guys have everything then? >> reporter: elvira cejas, for one, welcomes the change. of these electric buses are helping to put the brakes on her kids respiratory issues, which she says are made worse by the diesel fumes. how much has your quality of life changed now that you are using an ev school bus? >> i'm not here and complain to about headaches. less going to the doctors appointments or prescribing them new inhalers because of the smell or the pollution of the buses. >> reporter: the district transports about 5,000 students each day, and last year converted half its

department of defense the department of justice the department forgive me the environmental protection agency, but i really never studied this tiny little protection unit that that began in 1865 in the department of treasury. it's initial assignment, and it was called the secret service because were trying to be undercover and secretive about how they did their work abraham lincoln and his secretary of treasury had been talking for weeks about the so damaging flood of forged currency that made up the entire or two-thirds of the economy at the time and this was really harmful to fledgling united states trying to get back. and recover after the civil war they had been talking about it at a meeting interestingly enough the day that lincoln. link hours later lincoln was shot and killed. they'd had a treasury meeting and a cabinet meeting to discuss. how can we control this flood of forgeries and fraudulent dollars bills? his secretary of treasury preceded with the idea after lincoln was killed and months later created this little unit of kind of rough and tumble dastardly agents almost like reven

regions of the country, for this it is necessary to contact the labor, employment and social protection agencyt the place of registration of one of the parents or in certain areas at the place of study of the child. other categories of families with school-age children, low-income and for other reasons in need of support, receive assistance through the targeted social assistance system in the form of a monthly or one-time social benefits, such a payment... in addition, traditionally , charity events and fairs are held throughout the country , in total, more than 30 million rubles have been provided to families to prepare their children for the school year. one of the largest school complexes in belarus has been opened in novaya borovaya. this huge building with three buildings will accommodate 1,125 children and teenagers this school year. the architects have provided for everything, from modern laboratories, art galleries , its own amphitheater to a media center , sports grounds. this school, it should to reveal the talents of the students who come here, talents, they are multifaceted, it is

we have seen the environmental protection agency in the us recently announced an investigation into fraudulentcoming in, perhaps not what it says on the tin. unfortunately time is against us, thank you forjoining us on business today. that is it from me, stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm hugh ferris. the new premier league season starts later on friday. and while fans of the 20 clubs have been eagerly counting down the last 12 weeks... ..one of the mangers involved in the opening match says his team isn't ready. that's manchester united's erik ten hag whose side play fulham at old trafford with the familiar problem of injuries to the fore again. the team is not ready. the league starts and there are problems, we can deal with these problems but we have rules and principles and we have rules and principles and we have to make a start. we can't hide ourselves or run away from it. we have to deal with it. united can call upon new signings mattijs de ligt and noussair mazraoui... but another recent addition leny yoro is injured... as is luke shaw... again. the lef

protection faces it. mohammad ali golkhah radio news agency mrs. dr. ansari, the head of the environmental protection organization and the honorable vice president are with us in the studio, mrs. dr. environmental organization, domestic challenges, the most important priorities of the environment in the external field, which priorities did you consider and what did you understand? to take care of them in the future? anyway, in the field of environment, we can say that the issue of environment is one of the most vital issues of our country at the moment and we have many environmental problems that sometimes turn into super challenges and the issue is that we are actually in the field the environment should be tried at two levels, one is at the higher levels, the levels of governance that, in any case , recognize the huge challenges we have in the field of the environment. this is a discussion that the honorable president emphasizes in his speech, the discussion of consensus and agreement. there is a need for us in the field of environment to recognize th

ngo, child welfare protection agency and a trans activist.ort of worked together, accused the parents of abuse for going down the path of seeking sort of therapeutic care for the daughter that didn't gender affirm her, and eventually this sort of situation spiralled. they ended up socially transitioning the daughter against the parent's explicit wishes. and it's conspired to the point that a court eventually said that the daughter had to be placed in a government shelter, separated from the parents. her the parents access to the daughter is now regulated by the state. a really, really tragic situation. adf international supported the parents in challenging a court order that said they had to hand over documents which, which are necessary for the daughter's legal sex change. that means changing her sex from female as she is a female to male and our puberty blockers involved in this, not at this point. the we're unsure whether she is on puberty blockers. the parents made it explicitly clear that they did not want her to be on puberty blockers ,

sicily's civil protection agency has said tonight that four bodies were recovered from the superyachthis afternoon, but one body remains inside the wreckage. this takes the death toll so far to six. one person is still missing and the search for them will resume tomorrow . police will resume tomorrow. police have named a man killed in his own home by his pet xl bully dog.the own home by his pet xl bully dog. the victim was david daintree, who was 53. specially trained officers are supporting his family. emergency services were called last night to a house at ashley court in accrington in lancashire, after reports of a dog attacking somebody inside the xl bully was shot dead by police, who claims the dog still posed a significant risk to others. an investigation is ongoing. police have launched a murder investigation after a delivery driver was involved in a collision during an attempted theft of his van, west yorkshire police said. officers were called last night following reports of a man found seriously injured in wortley, which is in leeds. officers found the victim unconscious, wi

the state's fire protection agency, cal fire, now the first in the nation to deploy its own c-130 hercules tankers to support firefighters on the ground and protect communities under threat. >> what's so great about them is just the amount of retardant they can carry. the range, the speed of these airplanes is so much more than the tankers we have now. it's just going to bolster our firefighting efforts that much more. >> reporter: the c-130 model has the ability to hold 4,000 gallons of fire retardant, and it has the greatest range. the planes were originally used by the u.s. coast guard. but, in december 2023, congress passed legislation, transferring seven of them from the federal government to california. the first of those stationed just outside of sacramento, after months of modifications, now ready for action. >> we are going to have five strategically placed throughout california, so that they can get to any part of california within 20 minutes. >> reporter: officials also say the new technology could be a critical boost for rescue missions. welcome news for the thousands of califo

that tragedy yesterday resumed early this morning, but i spoke to the director of the civil protection agency in sicily who confirmed their identities. they are mike lynch, who is a british tech entrepreneur, who's being branded on uk media as the british bill gates, his 18-year-old daughter also a lawyer, based in new york. chris morbilo and his wife and jonathan bloomer, an international chairman at morgan stanley and his wife. now, while divers are still looking for their bodies at this point, the authorities are asking questions on how is it possible that a 183-foot super yacht just overturned and sank in a matter of minutes. now eyewitnesses told italian media that at about 5:00 in the morning on monday, a massive storm and waterspouts battered the area where the yacht was anchored, very close to the coast of sicily. close to palermo, and then, when the storm passed a few minutes later, the boat simply was gone. now 15 people were rescued by another yacht that was anchored nearby, including a british mother and a 1-year-old, her 1-year-old baby. she said they were just sleeping in the ca

well, we just had that news from the head of sicily�*s civil protection agency confirming that a fifth found in the wreck. we understand that that body will be brought again like the other ones here to porticello, to the quayside. it's been a very grim afternoon, seeing one by one boats bringing body bags that appear to be green body bags back to the quayside. and the first i saw of it was through a long distance lens of a cameraman, and we could see what appeared to be divers dragging a body up out of the water into a boat. then they were brought back to the quayside, where there are a lot of rescue workers waiting. the bodies are, we understand, put in ambulances and the ambulances are driven away with police protection, away from porticello. and we understand now that there is this fifth body. we don't know the identities of the bodies so far, the ages or the genders, but we expect that in due course we will hear that. but this has been a very, very grim afternoon. and meanwhile the search continues for the one remaining person that's still missing. and, bethany, just remind us abou

proved safe and over and over again over a number of years, and studies by the environmental protection agency, by the cdc, by the consumer product safety commission, and by several studies in europe. and i'm not sure where that information is coming from, but the fact that they're saying there are harmful chemicals in it is just erroneous information. this ban would hurt the ability to produce more fields in the bay area. so fields like this, we pack in 7 to 8 teams a night every hour. we're practicing on these fields. opponents of the proposed ban say there aren't enough real grass fields in santa clara county. and among the ones that do exist, many are lumpy and bumpy and hard to maintain. they also point out that artificial turf has evolved over the years, with safer surfaces and eco friendly materials. the board of supervisors did ask the santa clara county public health department to weigh in. the public health department acknowledges some health risks from artificial turf, but says conclusions are mixed and don't provide a strong argument for or against a potential ban here in santa cla

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the protection agency says the chairman of the investment bank morgan stanley international and his wifeg along with a lawyer and his wife. mr lynch's wife is among the survivors. she is listed as the yacht owner. another survivor is charlotte, the mother of a one also rescued. translation: a one also rescued. tuna/mom- a one also rescued. translation: , ., , ., , translation: the survivors are very tired and constantly _ translation: the survivors are very tired and constantly asking _ translation: the survivors are very tired and constantly asking about - tired and constantly asking about missing people. to my knowledge, only one body has been found and the others are still missing. we have given survivors this information but they are talking and crying all the time because they have realised there is little hope of finding their friends alive. this there is little hope of finding their friends alive.— there is little hope of finding their friends alive. this was the acht. it their friends alive. this was the yacht- it was — their friends alive. this was the yacht. it was pictured _ t

two people from different agencies sitting right next to each other, passing information real time that just didn't happen. that's executive protectiond and poor planning, poor execution and you stand back. look at the secret service these days. they are more investigative agency than they are a protective agency. and i think they have to reverse that only about 30% of the resources are doing protection. >> your former agency, the fbi has contracted an israeli tech firm meantime to help get through the encryption on the shooter's devices that according to sources. why? why doesn't the fbi have this technology in house already? we're the united states. why do we have to contract out to an israeli firm to get this, chris? >> yeah, because they are better than we are at the tech -- at this kind of tech exploitation, forensic exploitation. we're good but we are not as good as the israelis. you got these encrypted apps that are developed overseas. developed outside the united states. and some of the information -- some of it is not stored. some of it is on the device still. they got to crack into the password to get into the device. i'm n

to do this, you must contact the labor, employment and social protection agency at the place of registrationf one of the parents, or in certain areas at the place of study of the child. let me remind you, the amount of assistance is provided regardless of the family income and is 30% of the subsistence minimum budget. today it is almost 130 rubles. other categories. children of school age, low-income and for other reasons, in need of support, receive assistance through the targeted social assistance system in the form of monthly or one-time social benefits, such a payment is provided depending on the family income taking into account each specific life situation, the amount of the payment is determined by the commission in the social security authorities, working parents assistance for children schoolchildren can be provided at their place of work. parents, that is, at the expense of trade union organizations, or by decision of the employer, at the expense of the employer. in addition, traditionally , charity events and fairs are held throughout the country. well, this is a gift for the new

sicily�*s civil protection agency says jonathan bloomer, the chairman of the investment bank morgan stanleyer, and his wife, neda. mr lynch's wife, angela bacares, is among the survivors. she's listed as the yacht�*s owner. another survivor is charlotte golunski, the mother of a one—year—old who was also rescued. translation: the survivors are very tired and are constantly asking - about the missing people. to my knowledge, there is only one body that has been found. the others are still missing. we have given the survivors this information, but they are talking and crying all the time because they have realised there is little hope of finding their friends alive. this was the yacht, called the bayesian. it was pictured on sunday night before a huge storm blew in. that caused a waterspout like this one, similar to a tornado to form, smashing the mast of the yacht, making the vessel lose its balance. these pictures from the land reveal the strength of the winds. translation: at about 4.15, we saw a flare in the sea. - we waited for this waterspout to pass. after ten minutes, we went out to s

federal kgs given to cover your back sited we have to ensure that the secret service is preeminent protection agencyn the world right now clearly they aren't. cheryl: congressman with us last hour has military experience as a sniper, he was shocked when he went to butler pennsylvania about how close that roof was to the rally stage, and also about the lack of action from the secret service snipers, yes, they killed croaoks they missed somebody around the range finder. >> years to prevent from happening in the first place reacting to it we recreated the events, at butler in texas i was laying prone on a roof sloped at 130 yards, with a red scott scope of and magnified scope we did not know at the time when scope shooter used i hit a headed shot 15 out of 16 times a miracle president trump is alive i couldn't understand, when i asked former director cheatle how in the world agr building wasn't secured when collateral according to look at satellite image on the site of fairgrounds in butler first building you should secure there was nobody in the water tower, should have used drones colossal catastroph

sicily's civil protection agency says four bodies were recovered from the superyacht this afternoon,t one body remains inside the wreckage. this takes the death toll so far to six. one person is still missing and the for search them will resume tomorrow . police have named a tomorrow. police have named a man killed in his own home by his pet xl bully. the victim was david daintree. he was 55 years old and specially trained officers are supporting his family. emergency services were called last night to a house at ashley court in accrington, lancashire, after reports of a dog attacking somebody inside the xl bully was shot dead by police, who claims the dog still posed a significant risk to others. an investigation is ongoing. police have launched a murder investigation after a delivery driver was involved in a collision during an attempted theft of his van. west yorkshire police said officers were called last night following reports of a man found seriously injured in wortley in leeds. officers found the victim unconscious , with the victim unconscious, with members of the public try

top, and to do things like go to china, integrate southern schools, create the environmental protection agencyreally good things in his presidency, yet, that there was this fatal shakespearean flaw that he recognizes in that speech to his staff and then you destroy yourself. it is a great story, and i think that is one reason that he will always stand out as someone, as that caller remembers fondly, and many people will forget him, and other people will not. host: anthony, kentucky. guest: -- caller: my thing was 1972 was the first year that 18-year-olds got to vote for president, which is kind of a big deal. before you had to be 21. i did vote for nixon, but nixon stomped the grass. -- stop the draft. my draft number was really low. i was going to go. what he did with watergate, the men had grace and guts. he stood for something. unlike today, i do have a question, by the way, but we have a president who has dementia and will not step down. nixon steps down for evidently from what i read, they erased a few things of tape? he did not edit or do all the things of today. he did not get rich from

the state plan requires permission from the environmental protection agency and a federal agency. >> former ufc heavyweight champion cain velasquez's trial has been postponed after he pleaded no contest to felony charges, including attempted murder. it was in february of 2022 during a high speed car chase in the south bay, when velasquez allegedly shot a man accused of sexually abusing one of his family members. prosecutors say velasquez missed his intended target and wounded the man's stepfather instead. that plea means velasquez no longer faces the mandatory sentence of life in prison, with the possibility of parole. >> cain velasquez decided to act as judge, jury, and executioner in this case. so while i understand the reasons our county operates under the rule of law, and he's to be held accountable for his actions. >> velasquez's trial was scheduled to begin next month. he will now be sentenced at a date to be determined later on. >> happening today, the oakland ballers are celebrating latin culture. the baseball team will host its inaugural latin heritage game at raymond park t

think about the environmental protection agency, and that agency you are charged with enforcing the clean water act, clean air act, and he doesn't want that, he wants loyalty to him and so he would fire i take it, anyone who tried to honor the law over him and let's get down to brass tacks, it's about the department of justice because that's where employees, they come back and they say no, we are not going to go along with this and what would happen to such people? they would face firing under his plan, that's evident for project 2025 and it's evident from what he's told us all along. >> so joyce, you know, legal antenna you know, it's like my favorite martian, it's like constantly up in the air, over not just seen happening, this legal carousel that we've been involved in but now you have what is projected to be a dismantling of the department of justice in such a way of 2025 to make it a subsidiary of the executive branch. how do you see, from your colleagues, inside the building right now, putting up safeguards against that? are there concerns within doj and some of the other alphabet

. >> reporter: the environmental protection agency forked over $5 billion nationally to help districtsricts. the district is saving. >> we saved 41s last year. >> what are you doing with the money you're not spending in diesel? >> putting into it the classroom. after school programs, multi-tiered sport systems. >> reporter: more than 800 districts around the country have put over 4500 electric buses on the road. but other districts would need additional federal funding to electrify the rest of the nation. if that went away, could the states afford to do what we're doing? the answer is no. >> reporter: but future funding is uncertain. leah stokes who featured environmental policy at uc santa barbara says the next program will decide whether the programs already in existence can condition. >> the fact is we would lose this funding, right? they're not interested in electrifying our system. >> reporter: for now parents are embracing the change. >> we always want our kids to be safeand for the entire community, you know, less pollution here in modesto, that's great. >> reporter: a promising

republicans would among other things, abolish the department of education and the environmental protection agencyhe senate seat, now occupied by jackie rosen who is running for a second term. recent polling shows senator rosen ahead of sam brown now by nine points. there reminding voters of repeated plans, actually for decades to cut social security and medicare. >>> when i >>> when i see that commercial you are running, it is a version of campaigning that democrats have been accurately and honestly doing for decades. it is not a new republican idea to either eliminate these programs or cut them severely. >> you are right. thank you for having me on. sam brown is a direct threat to seniors. we have a large senior population. most people go to work at age 16 and maybe retire at 66, that means they work for 50 years they paid into medicare and social security. these are benefits seniors have earned and sam brown wants to put them on the chopping block. not only that, he really disagree is what we did in the inflation reduction act. he said it is a big loss for the american people that we got $35 in

. >> reporter: the environmental protection agency estimates every year some 2 billion disposable razors tossed out. that's more than 63 razors going into landfills every second. and it can take 100 years for that plastic to break down. now several companies are selling a simple solution. old school razors that don't get tossed. that includes karen young's company, we the people. >> the sustainability element of that just really went hand in hand. >> reporter: her razor is completely plastic-free and launched a sustainable skin and body line now found in retail stores nationwide. >> starting with the razor really set a foundation for the business that i actually hadn't quite known was possible. >> reporter: opportunities cut from simple concepts that she hopes make a lasting environmentally friendly impact. >>> france spent more than $12 billion prepping paris to host the summer olympics. but while big crowds have gathered to watch the games, outside the venues the streets of paris have been relatively quiet. elaine cobbe has the story. >> reporter: paris is the most visited city in the

, it is much, much hotter than it used to be in the summers and reading the us environmental protection agency 2004 in the last 20 years, the place of the worst wildfires and in america, that is coinciding with the worst temperatures on record in these five happening in the summer and as things are getting warmer, they're more fires in the summer and there are bigger, harsherand more fires in the summer and there are bigger, harsher and it's not just in the mediterranean, is happening all over the world. ldistill happening all over the world. will be back very shortly but i would tell you that around the world and across the uk, you're watching bbc news. the paris 0lympics came to a spectacular end last night, celebrating 16 days of sporting action and handing over the games to 2028 hosts los angeles. more than 10,000 athletes competed across hundreds of events, with the paris's landmarks providing the backdrop to multiple world records and feats of sporting excellence. last night's ceremony at the stade de france included an acrobatic performance, lots of music, and then a long rumoured speci

president acknowledged the iran connection last week iran protecting people in the middle east that maybe they aren't so happy about that. now the agenciese tactics in quote protecting the integrity of our elections from foreign interference, instance influence is our priority. iran's government says it harbors neither the intention or the motive to interfere with the u.s. presidential election. u.s. officials say iran has also target the former trump officials for that airstrike that killed that senior general kassem soleimani back in 2020. back to you, brian. >> brian: rich, they should pay a price for this. thank you so much. go over to ainsley, ainsley? >> thank you, brian, president biden taking the stage in chicago and giving his democratic agenda an a plus when it comes to your child's education. >> donald trump and the republican friends not only think can't think they can't read very well. [boos] >> want to do away with the department of education. during the pandemic, kamala and i helped states and cities get their schools back open. and we gave public school teachers a raise. >> but, under his party's policies, the windy city

. >> here can you see the moments before the shooting officers trying to boost environmental protection agencyer up on hands with the roof top. we had heard about it on video. this is 30 seconds before trump was shot. so these were critical moments. that was when one officer who was a local cop said he saw the gunman up on the roof but saw him point his weapon at him. so he dropped back down to the ground-to-a void being shot. then that gunman opened fire into that crowd. so the communication between law enforcement or really lack thereafter that day has been a huge part of this investigation on this body camera video can you hear two investigators saying they spotted the gunman in the crowd but lost him anyway. >> bicycle, with a backpack. a gentleman with a flat face. he was creeping people out. weighs last seen in the woods by the water tower [bleep] >> yeah, i know, i hear you. >> i couldn't find. >> yeah, couldn't find him but he was out there right near where trump was speaking. there will be more congressional hearings. that's the next step here. local authorities telling me earlier i t

the reaction to his crusade led to the establish of a whole series of agencies to protect us from ourselves, some ten years later, one of the agencies that was set up in response to that move finally got around a the corvair that started whole thing off. what do you suppose they found? they spent a year and a half comparing the performance of the corvair with the performance of other comparable vehicles. and they concluded, and i quote, the 19 6063 corvair compared favorable play with the other contemporary used in the tests. nowadays there are corvair fan clubs throughout the country. corvair ads have become collectors and consumers have given their verdict on ralph nader and the government. as abraham lincoln said, you can't fool all of the people all of the time. it's time of us stop being fooled. those well-meaning bureaucrats who claim to protect us because, they say we can't protect ourselves the men and women who have fostered this movement have been sincere. they believe that we as consumers are not able to protect ourselves, that we need the help of a wise and beneficent government

in january, 1975 to the environmental protection agency was so consistently late her work that supervisorsded she be fired. this incredible 21-foot chart that lists the steps that had to be gone through to satisfy all the rules and management and union agreements. >> this is a typical horror story. it shows the number of steps and the process involved the deputy director, his director, director of personnel observationsio and employee relations specialist, second employee relations specialist, special office of investigations and the director of the office of investigations. this telephone directory might i add was paid with tax payers money. who could prevent this before it came to bitss and? >> the decision has to be made before the agency. half an hour drive of washington you come to montgomery county where many very senior civil servants live that has the highest average income of any county in the united states. of the people who live here who are employed, one out of every four works for the federal government like all civil servants, they have job security, salaries linked to the co

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the environmental protection agency recommends we mediation, if levels exceed 15. >> it will be really difficult for them to know exactly what the impact is. figuring that out will be a decades long process, potentially. and it is horrible. >> reporter: the water fountains have been covered to prevent more exposure. his daughter is a sixth-grader at edna brewer middle school. one of the schools with elevated lead levels. >> students and families and school staff should come to school and expect safe drinking water. >> reporter: he believes that district may need to reevaluate how they spend money, so they can best serve the students. >> $60 million in facilities bond money to a new central office project, which so happens we were quoted $60 million to be the estimate a price for remediating the lead contaminant situation in the district. >> reporter: a teacher from united for success academy says there has been a lead crisis at that school for a number of years. photos from the school show their water fountains were still uncovered and functional on saturday. the district needs to shut

i have been hearing talk of regulations, even at like the environmental protection agency and other agenciescan start, sort of bureaucratic ways that people not pay attention to rule number whatever that's coming from a certain department. but certainly they know that they can staff the administration with allies like they were able to do the first administration of his. and can really put them in place when they're thinking about what kinds of change they would want to see after his term, and even if he doesn't win, right, they're thinking about mobilizing evangelicals, for example, to support restrictions on ivf, which they haven't done before. we saw that for the first time this summer at the southern baptist convention, for example. >> yeah, and they could potentially use that, as you write, to convince politicians that there are a enough people out there that they should work on an agenda that takes banning ivf into account. you know, if donald trump gets elected, there is this talk that he could potentially have two supreme court justices to nominate, that you could see clarence thomas

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republicans, which, among other things, abolish the department of education and the environmental protection agencywn is running for the senate seat now occupied by nevada senator jackie rosen, running for her second term. recent polling among likely voters shows us senator jackie rosen ahead of sam brown right now by nine points, 49% to 40%. senator rosen is reminding voters of repeated republican plans for decades now to cut social security and medicare. >> i am jacky rosen and i approve this message. >> nevadans depend on social security and care. extremist sam brown is putting them at risk. sam brown embraced sunsetting medicare and social security. sam brown supported forcing massive cuts to social security and medicare and was caught on tape saying he admires a plan to phase out social security and medicare entirely in five years. sam brown, another extremist trying to cut social security and medicare. >> is running is now is nevada democratic senator jacky rosen. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> when i see the social security and medicare commercial you are running, it is a ver

in january of, 1975 a typist in the environmental protection agency was so consistently late for workt her supervisors demanded she be fired. it took 19 months to do it and this incredible 21-foot long chart lists the steps that had to be gone through to satisfy all the rules and all the management and union agreements. >> this is really a typical horror story is what it amounts to and it shows the number of steps you've got to go through. >> the process involved the girl's supervisor, his deputy director, his director, his director of personnel operations, the agency's branch chief, an employee relations specialist, a second employee relations specialist, special office of investigations and the director of the office of investigations. this veritable telephone directory, was paid for by taxpayer money. who could invent a better protected job than this one before it came to its end. >> a time certain at which the decision has to be made within the agency. >> half an hour's drive out of washington, you come to montgomery county where many very senior civil servants live. it has the hi

donald trump would cut the environmental protection agency.en's health. donald trump would gut and slash funding for children's health. so this is a piece of very irrational, erratic, cranked candidate, the same guy who not just brought up the bear cub in central park, but went to a dog meat, a story i personally confirmed. he lied about it, but he did actually have a barbecued dog. just all kinds of -- brain worm. we could go on and on about how strange a candidate this guy is. my own sense is that a certain number of his supporters will not go to trump. they'll go to the couch. they simply won't vote. >> you know, the anti-vaccine thing, suzanne, didn't stop him from getting 5%, and some of the other things that obviously jonathan just said, the dead bear cub, which he at one point, i don't know if it was a joke or not, might have been the reason he got a brain worm, but does it seem like if this ending was in some ways, sue, inevitable? >> i think it was. i have been covering him since last year, and there was a feeling was going to peter o

fire protection agency cal fire now the first in the nigs deploy its own c-130 hercules air tankers protectingthe range. the speed of these airplanes. so much more than the tankers we have now. just going to bolster our fire fighting efforts that much more. >> reporter: the c-130 model has ability to hold 4,000 gal, of fire retardant. more than three times capacity of any other aircraft in their fleet and has the greatest range. the planes were originally used by the u.s. coast guard but in december 2023, congress passed legislation transferring seven of them from the federal government to california. the first of those stationed just outside of sacramento after months of modifications now ready for action. >> we are going to have five strategically placed throughout california. so that they can get to any part of california within 20 minutes. >> reporter: officials also say the new technology could be a critical boost for rescue missions. welcome news for the thousands of california residents shaken by wildfire season with 830,000 acres burned this year so far. more than half of that in the p