i would tell you culturally that's a challenge just at sandia by itself the mechanical tools electricaln tools coming with the one you're going to provide only a certain version of it for engineers. and things simply as staying up-to-date which is something as simple as our word processing tools that they are all the same version. there's a lot of challenges in this. i believe tomorrow they will be on the panel talking about this so you can ask them more detailed questions but the bottom line is, we are making progress in these areas but they are all challenges. >> i'm ask you to address under ÃÃtechnology insertion you got ssuch strong tremendous technology base and all of the labs you develop these technologies one thing i heard you all speak about is how long it takes for a lot of good reasons and some not so good reasons to deploy them. what progress have you made with technology insertion because you say when you can deploy the technology sooner i can work them into submission to filled faster and better and more efficiently. >> i think this is an area we made a lot of progress. as

well, they're on sandia. their home. burn down. house burned down if you're down a or something wherever the water's going to follow, you want to divert it and put the sandbags where it's going to hurt the waterway property. >> and maybe force him to go into a drain or that the gutter to ensure there is a place for the debris to flow. >> the city is allocating storm drains to be cleaned out. additionally more than 400 members in the california conservation will be working on watershed protection. >> trying to make sure >> that the contaminants and the hazardous materials that could emanate from this burn scar area. keep all of those very dangerous chemicals washing into the watershed of los angeles county. they're going to build >> we as strong and stronger than ever. but in the meanwhile, there's a lot of work to do. >> was alina abovian reporting for us tonight. several crews in the bay area got the call to help fight the fires in southern california, san francisco fire department had 41 personnel there at the worst of it. everyo

claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. sandia national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the release of come to the russian states. never as one of the most sense community best to him then i'll send send up the keys 195 and speed. what else? suppose question about this. even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on rochester day and split the ortiz full, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you see the request? which is the, if you think about russia, what is your mind picture the, t

at sandia, and a lot of the holidays we grouped together to give people off during the christmas breakthings like martin luther king day, various things like that they got to take off. it was the most popular thing we did with regard to benefits. the numbers are looking really good. the mission is exciting as ever. a lot of new tools coming into play in how we do our work. it is an exciting place and we are not having trouble keeping people, at least at this point in time. mr. longenecker: good response. tom, you raised a good point. we are all faced with up to half of our workforce has been here less than five years. that idea of bringing someone in that says, this procedure does not add to safety and security, why am i doing it? it doesn't even apply to my project. i think that idea that you have endorsed the past several years of getting it down to risk base, what is the risk of this operation or this r&d, and what requirements applies of people buy in? not only will they not follow the requirement, they will find someplace else to work where they don't have to do these nonsensical

and meteorologist sandia patel is back with the outlook for those of us in the bay area. sandy. yeah. >> it's going to turn a little cooler tomorrow and even hazy. dan and j.r. good evening everyone. let's talk about those wildfires in southern california. take a look at all the smoke that is coming in from these fires, from the wildfires that are burning there, and it's moving out over the ocean here. so right now it is not coming into the bay area, but that is going to change. they do have air quality alerts until tomorrow night. i suspect this will get extended when you take a look at the air quality there. it is not good. orange is indicating poor for sensitive groups. red is unhealthy air across the region. so we're going to look at the smoke forecast in the upper parts of the atmosphere. while it generally stays right around southern california and over the pacific ocean. watch what happens heading into tomorrow afternoon. some of that smoke starts to come in in the upper layers of the atmosphere, towards the southern part of our viewing area. it's not going to translate d

and sandia was warning us about this last night. >> yeah, she she was in fact a very vehemently in fact. and meteorologist sandhya patel is here now with the latest on the fire line. sandhya. >> yeah. dan and ama. unfortunately, not only life threatening, but a particularly dangerous situation continues down in southern california. red flag warnings are going right now. wind gusts. malibu hills and malibu, 53 miles an hour. pacific palisades 28. you can see that the wind direction is coming out of the north northeast. as the winds descend down from the mountains towards the ocean, they pick up speed. so this situation is going to continue. isolated wind gusts 80 to 100 miles an hour. with the very low humidity in the region right now, as we look at the wind gusts, they will increase. as you just heard there, 43 miles an hour in san luis obispo, 32 at 145 in the morning, los angeles and the gusty winds are going to go on well into tomorrow. live view from our mount tam cam. we also are dealing with the winds. not quite as intense here, but certainly we've had our recent rains that is les

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. >> kristen sandia, thank you. today, local leaders and a half moon bay nonprofit for farm workers is remembering the seven pee killed in a mass shooting at two mushroom farms in 2023. abc seven news reporter luz pena is in half moon bay, where the community is still healing. >> it's been two years and arcelia hernandez still comes to work, hoping to see the smiling faces of two of her chineseling coworkers who were killed. many here knew them as grandma and grandpa. >> la ultima sonrisa. >> the last smile that grandmother gave me arcelia viewed coming back to work after the shootings as a way to honor them. >> gracias a nosotros estamos bien. pero esta la tristeza. >> we're here, thank god. but at the same time, we're thinking about our friends, our coworkers who we spend so much time with here in this place. in the last two years, arcelia, along with many farm workers who survived the shootings, have been getting mental health help, some through music, others through community support groups. belinda hernandez ar

williamson sandia. >> you said what to do with the issue of winning elections at the expense of marginalized people? >> yes, ma'am. >> excuse me. i felt one would have we got mail because a black woman. i don't think we've won election at the expense of marginalized people. i think marginalized people have put us and often more often than not. >> but what about the feeling -- >> the issue is our vision statement is a declaration of independence that all men are created equal and that governments are instituted to secure the rights of life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness. that should be our north star and the democratic party should be the keeper of that story. every time we do a a policy we should explain it because of this alignment. we sent for people of color, latinos, jews? hinges? ferrets? gave people? waste in the for binary? because all men are created equal. why doing sisson universal healthcare? because it's necessary if you're going to pursue happiness. why do we insist on tuition free college and tech schools? is necessary if you're going to pursue happiness. why do we wa

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