it could all centre around shipyard. that's the main thing for people?e thing that frightens the barrow electorate is trident. i'm training to be an engineer, to do something like that. if that goes — this town, there's not going to be much left. the history of shipbuilding here goes back generations. by 1900, it was the town's biggest employer, making warships for the royal navy. more recently, it's the submarine contract that's key. in this giant hangar behind me, thousands of people are now working on the next class of nuclear submarines, called the dreadnought. it's not due to enter service until at least 2030. it's designed to carry trident nuclear missiles and, for this part of the world, it's worth thousands and thousands of jobs. but i'm not prepared... john woodcock has been the labour mp here. an outspoken critic ofjeremy corbyn, he quit the party last year after being accused of sending inappropriate texts to an aide, which he strongly denied. you see how huge that building is. he's now taken a job with the government and he's backing the cons

portsmouth naval shipyard lost highly skilled raytheon company also most- highly skilled employees lost highly skilled employees and friends. the shipbuilding community was in shock. former thresher crewmembers lost submariners in a boat on which they proudly served. the nation lost 129 men, defending our country during the cold war challenges with the soviet union. and the 129 families lost loved ones. as thresher families know, no family, no individual is ever prepared for the shock of the tragic news like the thresher disaster. no one is prepared to grieve or comfort or console family members and friends. it was very difficult for the families. they had hoped and prayed their loved ones would be saved, but the)e were no bodies, no caskets, no real closure, just memorial services. and this book, "silent strength, " the author has a chapter titled "one disaster, 129 stories." indeed, each family has their own personal story on how they cope with their loss. memories of our loved ones are all that really for remain for our thresher families. every õthresher family has their own story on

veronica, i'm chair of the cac for the shipyard. i'm going to speak to you two times if you don't mind. i'm standing in for randy who is the executive director of urban ed academy a community based organization in bayview hunter's point and this is what he wanted to share with you. since 2010 we've served our neighborhood's elementary students of color with a focus on young boys of color with stem-based saturday school programming and in-school support. we stand in support of the approval of the day's proposal for this project. over the past 18 months our organization has been building an initiative titled man the bay an intersectional effort to address education support workforce development and teacher housing issues in the bayview. we've had the honor of being a community partner with five point in our quest to recruit develop and house 100 african-american male teacher candidates over the next few years. with the support we've received as a community benefit partner we've been able to secure three teacher housing in the city and

in shipyard phase 2, 3% of the housing complete today. 31% will be affordable at build out. all three percent is complete are affordable project is alice griffith. ok. in mission bay, over all, 89% is complete and over all 29% will be affordable. mission bay north is complete. mission bay south is 80% of the housing is complete today and 34% will be affordable. in trance bay zone one, 40% of the housing is complete today and build out 43% in zone one will be affordable. so this is just a visual representation of our housing completions in fiscal '18 and '19. we had 1,072 units that were completed and 152 units started construction. and funding activities, we had $51 million that included a pre development loan for shipyard phase 1 and a gap loan for the project in mission bay south. >> this is repeating what i just said but i want to highlight its fiscal 18-19. it's a strong year with housing completions. so more than 1,000 units and it is low income housed. i'm not going to go through them one by one. you have those in your report. one of the takeaways is and it is 89% of w

has subsided and these are back to and you know trying one team can finally reach their gondola shipyard the front is once again dry land but just a few days ago the entrance was submerged in the worst flood in over 50 years. the water kept rising and rising and never stopped it was dark and i was a little terrified. the water here was at least 55 centimeters deep you know i didn't open the door because i was afraid that these rocks and would would be swept away by floodwater we could only stay outside in the dark and wait until the water level one down it was a scary night and we didn't know when the water would go down. there was damage but they were the lucky ones they didn't lose their entire livelihood like others did. many handicraft shops are on the ground floor and the floodwater hit them really hard we need to restore our strength and move forward i hope the craftsmen down there can get some help because they are an important part of venice we have a tradition of protecting our skilled workers. as water levels around the globe rise skilled workers like the gondola builders of ve

so, there's a big shipyard in delaware. and shoeless joe jackson and lefty williams and a reserve catcher for the white sox, a pal of theirs named bird lynn, go over and work there. and oscar "happy" felsch works for a shipyard or defense plan in milwaukee. so, the core, a good core of the black sox of the white sox are jumping and this is the way the owner of the white sox, charles comiskey, interprets that, jumping the team to go get these jobs in the defense plants or shipyards. they're highly paid. a lot of people see these guys as slackers, as draft dodgers, as unpatriotic because they're drawing a good salary to stay out of the war. and play baseball for these shipyards on the weekends. c comiskey doesn't even want to let them back in. comiskey is also on posed pposee nine-game world series. and comiskey is portrayed as a money-grabber. we'll deal with that more later on. he's opposed to the nine-game series. why? is he just a traditionalist? a conservative? well, maybe. but remember what i said about eddie cicotte an

emergency fleet shipyards across the country raced to build a 1000 steamships in 18 months but mid effort the war ended and 200 some already built ships were immediately rendered obsolete they didn't know how long the war was going to last either so the fact that were ended before they finished the building program was a good thing langley says after the war nobody wanted the ships because their hastily built holes were made of wood not steel eventually a salvage company brought them to mel's bay where they were stripped of valuable metals during the great depression burned and sunk but they've become an integral part of the environment we're very happy to have and they're still here for a folder enjoy it when you centuri that these cults have a new route here something interesting has been happening major is reclaiming filling them with dirt and sea and animals and birds and now they're small islands with their own ecosystems. the area is now a park where people can paddle through the in chanted water escape commune with nature and experience history the federal government named it a nat

there is a big shipyard in delaware. shoeless joe jackson and lefty williams and a reserve catcher for the white sox go over and work there. oscar, happy, felsh oscar "happy": felsch goes to work in milwaukee. a big core of the white sox are jumping. they are jumping the team to go get these jobs in the defense plans for the shipyards. they are highly paid. as draftdodgers. as unpatriotic. they are drawing a good salary. they stay out of the war and play baseball for these shipyards on the weekends. comiskey does not even want to let these guys back in and he is also opposed to this nine-game series, world series. he is portrayed as a great money grubber. a money grabber. and we welcome deal more with that and we will deal with that more later on. why is he opposed to the nine-game series? is he a traditionalist? maybe. remember what i said about eddie ceacott and eddie cicotte and another. this is a longer series. they are planning no off days because cincinnati and chicago are so close. they are not that close really b

. >>> brand-new details this morning in the hunters point shipyard cleanup scandal in san francisco. hundreds of police officers now sounding off. coming up in a live report, the accusations they are making in a brand-new lawsuit. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> thank you for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. temperatures are dropping so let's check the weather forecast. >> a taste of fall today and the next several days as temperatures cool down. mid-50s and cooler this morning on tomorrow. gusty we see high temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 60s for the inland area and high fire danger for elevations above 1,000 feet starting tomorrow morning. details on that as well as a potential power outage is coming up. mike you're seeing slowing in oakland? >> right. a typical pattern for one of the reasons. bay bridge easy drive and beautiful view of san francisco from the oakland side. backup is because the metering lights were turned on at the toll plaza. more slowing is holding up traffic west 24 at telegraph. over on the right shoulder. only a singl

and the riots from mobile alabama that outlines for at least one week as shipyard at the height of the war providing material to the men who are fighting the war and the ability to do that was compromised because they were fighting about race because the workers got to pay on - - work with the highest paying jobs. but then to make us work against ourselves. >> described george and gordy. >> i don't think he gets too worried that he is in the navy george is never really seen him but in a lot of ways it is a blind spot. but then gordy died saving his life because then he realized they are from the same hometown and i never saw him but yet he had more courage than i do and more resources and he saved my life. >> how did that change them? that he could see that geordie will not burn across on your line. but they are thinking of the next war because that's the way it is done. and i don't think he realized it before he died saving him it was an awakening with that moment what is the secret or your technique for writing political fiction quex. >> historical fiction is a small detail. so for m

they said the work at the shipyard was done properly and to the standards of the contracts with the navy. >> a this morning, did door dash gobble up tips meant nor drivers? >> it speaks to reclaim the cash and slap the san francisco based food delivery service with a civil penalty. they called the claims without merit and added in a statement we have worked with an in the pend third party to verify we have always paid 100% of tips to dashers. >>> redwood city leaders say they are rethinking to a new restaurant on whipple avenue. this comes after chick-fil-a announced they will no longer donate to two anti-lgbtq. >>> instead of protesting chick- fil-a, we want to cut the ribbon with chick-fil-a because of the action they have taken. >> skeptics shay they will watch and see if the company really changed its ways. >>> you may shell out more. the board approved a 25-cent fee for disposable cups. it would apply to all businesses in the unincorporated county. roughly 50 million dispose sable cups are used in the country each year. it won't be finalized until days 10th. >>> another blow for juu

. >> in 1980, the historic strike led by the 10 million strong movement crippled poland's shipyards. the authorities cracked down on the protestst and declaring martial law. the leader of the workers movement refused to back down. it took seven years to finally forced the government into making significant concessions. in 1990, they became president of poland. this was the first time a communist regime was made. a poland transitioned into a free-market economy. everyone had not embrace the change. >> we revisit the fall of communism all this weekek on france 24.4. ♪ - hey, i'm darius rucker. coming up onreel south. - we're e kinda rolling into our 50th year right here at the broken spoke. - [darius] for the country western faithful, heaven is austin's broken spoke. - we've e had peoplele like bob wills s right here, willieie nelson, george strait, dolly parton, ernest tubb, jack feder, the list goes on and on and on. ♪ oh the key's in the mailox come on in ♪ - [darius] but for this honky tonk, every texas two-step forward pushes the bastian to the brink. - [male]e] this strereet has

police officers are suing the company hired to clean up radiation at the old hunters point naval shipyard. that lawsuit claims radioactive soil left on the property has led to chronic health issues among officers. the city released a warehouse on the shipyard property that ended up becoming a police office and training center. >>> san francisco is once again considering a plan to develop the old pier 70. the pier is near the dog patch neighborhood. the board of supervisors will consider a $1 billion bond for the condominiums to be built there at pier 70. the development would have 120 units on the water front property and could also include shops and restaurants. >>> across the bay, the first homeless navigation center in the city of hayward is now open. just about a mile and a half from the san mateo bridge. it has 45 beds and people staying there will be offered one meal a day. also have access to social services, substance abuse counseling and help finding a path to permanent housing. >> i found out while being on the street by some of the things i did inspired others to improve themse

and shipyards around the country, when they do the crs they said they're going to lose about 50% of workforce because they cannot start building new ships and it's appalling what they're doing. maria: you're right because the military got crushed from frustration. we need to have updated ships and we don't. thank you very much for that. >> figure for the iceberg by the way. >> you didn't op-ed on foxnews.com. it's about counterfeit goods. as we go to the holiday season, you are talking about the counterfeit goods and keeping them out of the united states. >> as people shop morgan mark online, they need to be fully aware they have a very high probability of getting counterfeit goods back in april they moved along the process. one of the things we been doing my custom and border protection sent july is running was operation the operation mega floods, this is news for you because this has not gone public until your show. but what we have done is look at the packages in small parcels, 25000 packages, there is about 815% of these packages coming in to break a law or regulation, half of t

hyllis guled wanted to go to welding school to get a job working at a shipyard in california. she was one of the first women accepted into the boiler makers' union. at 97 years old, she still works tireless never to make sure we forget the sacrifice and hard work that american women. phyllis' sister went on to work at 17 years of age as a drafts maverpb in the shipyard in california. the world war ii home front national historic park preserves the legacy for future generation. may crier went to work at boeing helping to build b-17 and b-29 bombers. today she is the foremost advocates fighting for recognition of the tremendous wartime contributions of american women. betty reed, park ranger at the rosie the riveter at the national historic park worked as a file clerk. today she is the oldest national park ranger in the country dedicated to bring the legacy to life for visitors. sheros and all the women who served on the home front deserve recognition from the country which they sacrificed so much. i urge my colleagues to stand with us and honor them with a congressional gold me

ever before this is he was in its heyday thanks to its powerful fleets of ships built in the making shipyards business dominated commerce in the mediterranean region. the city built on water was totally in its element like a fish and. the venetians had created an architectural jewel in the north italian the good. but nature was to turn on them in a dramatic way. as a result of human interference in the green system of channels to facilitate shipping new dangers began to threaten the blossoming influential city. the earth was having a serious effect on the bed of the lagoon and the title also levels. the natural balance in the good it was under threat. centuries later venice is still a proud and beautiful city but over the centuries the lagoon changed completely. shipping traffic and industrial utilization increase dramatically and left their marks in the course of industrialization a 1000 wells was sunk in order to access the groundwater beneath the bed of the living. in the 1950s up to 40000 cubic meters of water removed every day. civil engineer pierre tretiak teenie describes the consequen

their families are suing over exposure to radiation and chemicals at the former hunters point naval shipyard. the site. that area turned into a police aining center. the plaintiffs claim there has been health problems and death. the work there was done properly and to the standards of the contracts with the navy they said. >>> a supervisor is face ag recall petition this morning. >>> bleep >> that was supervisor sandra lee future at an election night party. the chronicle reports two dozen residents signed the recall so far. it needs 8400 signatures to move forward. fure rep. supervisors the district and she has a week to respond. she has not responded to our calls yet. >>> i'm anne makovec live at the muse desk. the since up and the democratic debate is going on tonight. ten leading contenders are going to be squaring off and that is when we have less than 11 weeks until the iowa caucus. finally, getting down to the first deadline at least. now, this is going to be pete buttigieg's turn in the spotlight after he has been surging in some of the latest polls. we'll see california senator kamal

current and former police officers in san francisco are filing a lawsuit involving the hunter point shipyard in san francisco. the accused contractor tech row tech of exposing them to unsafe hazardous materials and causing them health problems. the suit alleges the company falsified data and mishandled contaminated soil. in response, the tech tells the chronicle it complied with the navy's clean-up standars. our unit is reporting on the clean-up for years. if you want to watch the report, head to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> a major delay for a b.a.r.t. line that hasn't even opened yet. santa clara vpa announcing new milpitas and barry he issa dissuasions will not open this year. the latest delay that was supposed to open in 2016. they have to finish testing which they will now do separately instead of con currently. now offer that, b.a.r.t. has to perform three months of dry runs without passengers so there is no exact date right now. the milpitas station is also in limbo although it was supposed to start operation this year, the site now said service in 2020. >>> happening today, oak

emergency fleet shipyards across the country raced to build a 1000 steamships in 18 months but mid effort the war ended and 200 some already built ships were immediately rendered obsolete they didn't know how long the war was going to last either so the fact that war ended before they finished the building program was a good thing langley says after the war nobody wanted the ships because their hastily built holes were made of wood not steel eventually a salvage company brought them to mel's bay where they were stripped of valuable metals during the great depression burned and sunk but they've become an integral part of the environment we're very happy to have her and they're still here for a folder enjoy it when your century that these impulses have been rooted here something interesting has been happening major is reclaiming filling them with dirt and sea and animals and birds and now they're small islands with their own ecosystems. the area is now a park where people can paddle through the in chanted water escape commune with nature and experience history the federal government named i

to hit the brakes abruptly and all the people fell on the street all of them all of them from the shipyard. in order to make the streets safe has tried to ban the use of open trucks in the past but the day they stopped operating tens of thousands of people failed to get to work bringing the city to a standstill authorities were forced to withdraw the decision. but safe alternatives are on their way software developer is your body talk has been well. immobility designed to get you to work on time and without stress. on its name where i work and interview so. this direction. is a service that is going to help was on beacons where to transport most people are suffering every morning waiting for tuxes scrambling for my loves you never met you but we are going to solve this problem i am not my. own. connects motorists have empty seats never be a cold with passing just wanted to catch a lift into town for back. payment is done by a mobile money platforms such as antecedence one kilometer of the journey costs about $3.00 euro cents. this is not too expensive the public transport system costs arou

i do want to add that they were appointed to the shipyard by may or ed lee. we are working hard. it represents all of district 10, not just bayview. when they do candlestick point there will be jobs, opportunities, a movie theater, a hotel. we wish they would build a casino. we haven't heard about that. that would bring revenue. i know i would. i would like to have a casino here. momy goodness. hope sf. is there anybody else i should acknowledge? don't give me a microphone, i will go on and on. once again, we want to thank you. [applause.] >> i need a shout out to my c.e.o. faces sf and all of the others here are partners as well. we have mission hiring hall, s.f.m.t.a., project level, in the house, yes. lake view in the house. goodwill in the house. we have our access points in the house. we also have commissioners throughout from various commissions as well as board of directors. thank you for supporting us. i need for you candidates to make sure you connect with the employers. amazon needs 100,000 people in the next 12 months. i think danada60 people. fed-ex how many? 30. they

there were shipyards, steelworks, hospital, fishing. it's all gone.rtlepool has its mirror opposite here, in richmond park in south—west london. it has a pro—brexit conservative mp, but the people voted 70% to remain. it was something very much in the background of my life... andrea steer has voted conservative at every election since 1979. now she's campaigning for the liberal democrats. the defining moment for me was when theresa may talked

there were shipyards, steelworks, hospital, fishing. it's all gone. don't believe in this money going out of the country. it's needed here. leave—voting hartlepool has its mirror opposite here, in richmond park in south—west london. it has a pro—brexit conservative mp, but the people voted 70% to remain. it was something very much in the background of my life... andrea steer has voted conservative at every election since 1979. now she's campaigning for the liberal democrats. the defining moment for me was when theresa may talked about if you are a citizen of the world you are a citizen of nowhere, and that was a terrible, terrible thing to say about people like me. i think there's a strong move in london of people that believed in remain that don't feel that the conservative party are listening to them. they have no longer got a voice and they see that the lib dems are giving them that voice. a referendum can change fundamentally the electoral landscape. scotland showed us that. brexit is england's equivalent, a new fault line that is upending old cer

like us and his crew are going to repaint this 50000 ton tanker the paris port authorities shipyard couldn't normally have handled such a large ship but 3 years ago the state owned china ocean shipping company cosco bought a controlling stake in the port and last year it brought 2 floating docks to expand its ship repair business costco has big plans it's going to build berths for the world's largest cruise ships and turn the ports empty warehouses into 4 and 5 star hotels costco has increased piracy contain the business 7 fold during the decade that it's been managing it and it plans to double that to make this europe's top container port. there's no arguing with the numbers costco has invested $2000000000.00 here over the past decade and created 2000 direct new jobs and it plans to invest almost another $1000000000.00 in the next 5 years to create another 2000 jobs such growth would be unimaginable under greek state control the question is what are the political ramifications of such as to teach chinese state investment in greece the 3 month old conservative government here has reaffirmed

there were shipyards, steelworks, hospital, fishing. it's all gone.l has its mirror opposite here, in richmond park in south—west london. it has a pro—brexit conservative mp, but the people voted 70% to remain. it was something very much in the background of my life... andrea steer has voted conservative at every election since 1979. now she's campaigning for the liberal democrats. the defining moment for me was when theresa may talked about, if you are a citizen of the world you are a citizen of nowhere, and that was a terrible, terrible thing to say about people like me. i think there's a strong move in london of people that believed in remain that don't feel that the conservative party are listening to them. they have no longer got a voice and they see the lib dems are giving them that voice. a referendum can change fundamentally the electoral landscape. scotland showed us that.