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nobody was got a chance to spea woman whayg here. she talked about what it's like inside.rything is close. there is no room service. it's a challenge for us to stay here. 2500 employees are marching outside seven different san francisco hotels and one in san jose. they have been trying to negotiate with marriott for months. the union represents housekeepers, cooks and others. >> the campaign is about jobs. one job to be in. a lot of them have to subsidize incomes here. the wages that they receive is not enough to sustain livable wage. >> reporter: in a that they ha chosen to strike hotels are open. we are ready to provide excellent service to our guests. the marriott in downtown oakland joined the strike. 200 workers are walking off the job. this labor dispute could spread further. about half a dozen more locations are prepared to go on strike at any time. >> for more on some of the other headlines, let's go to dave clark. >> >>> here are some top stories we're following. the united states senate voted 51-49 to move forward with the final confirmation vote on supreme court

is there any other member of the public wouho would like to spea? seeing none, we can close public comment? >> all right. public comment's closed. >> fantastic. i wanted to thank everyone for coming out and giving your really thoughtful, impactful comments, thank you so much. thank you for all your work developing this legislation and for your bravery of coming out and telling your stories today. with that, is there any questions or comments? >> i had just -- was asking, supervisor ronen, i know this issue came up, whether installation of sprinkler systems would qualify as a something that would be a capital improvement that would qualify for a pass through, and i was wondering if you could explain that, and the thought process behind that. >> supervisor ronen: sure. if we had required this of all landlords of more than three unit older buildings, then, we would have allowed that pass through. but because we wanted to spare that expense for good acting landlords that are not creating fire safety in their building, this is legislation to landlords th

i can't spea speak speak for the environmentalists if it were accepted as equal or better than the state water bedder plan, that -- board plan that would go a long ways for us. technical comment. when we talk about 100 million gals a day, those are based on demand higher than what we have seen this decade. they are based on fairly high numbers. third comment, in 2014, los angeles mayor declared the los angeles would reduce water imports 50%. he was re-elected by a landslide. the point i like was there was a photo opfor him showing a groundbreaking of this. the state water board was helping fund. i can't remember the project. they were helping fund the project. the $1 billion price tag is probably right. one point. to the commissioner more and's list. i think adaptive management. i know steve used it. i am not sure of the meaning. it would go a long ways if it meant these measures didn't turn-out to work we weren't seeing recovery of the populations we were expecting, that we would take further action. i think that would be another one. thanks so much for your time. >> last but not least.

and the cases that i work on are spea conspiracy cases and everyone who's in prison for a nonviolent crime is in there for most government conspiracy cases. what i would like everyone to understand is how low the bar was lowered at the department of justice, where today you only need the word of a cooperating witness, and think in terms of mueller putting people in a hot seat and then that whole process begins where you will either work with us or else. so i was put in the proverbial hot seat and told i was looking at 20 to life after my husband was arrested in germany, he was a stanford law school graduate and he had manufactured some mdma. the problem with our system today, the people who actually caught red handed, the people who are caught with drugs, they're easy to flip because they have evidence, tangible evidence, but then that's where the conspiracy law steps in. and then they're insecentiveseio start naming names. their case is built on the word of co-conspirators who are trying to get leniency by entering into a plea agreement. and if you think this is built on the truth,