that's why the shipyard is trying harder to maintain good relations with the foreign workers.owever, there is one complication in the process. after returning home, the visa holders can't come back to japan for a significant period of time. the main reason for this is insufficientnt communication between the japanese and philippine governments. japanese companies have been deliberating with authorities in the philippines about thihis problem with tthe system. officials from japanese companies who hope for stable long-term relationships can hardly hide their confusion. he continues to work at the shipyard. now that he's gotten his specified skilled worker status here in japan, he aims to improve his skills. after finishing work at 5:00 p.m., he heads back to his dormitory. >> this employee dormitory is provided by the company, especially for filipino workers. two people live in a ten square meter room with a shared bathroom. rent is about $70 a month, inccluding utilities. he has a special r routine whene gets home each day. he talks to his wife and daughter in the philippines

he let and lie on the floor put him in the shipyard. as permission to embalm the body. the president said i cannot because he is not a family member. but the doctor finally persuaded the president. the president said, go ahead, embalm the body. the doctor proceeded with that. he had lied. he was not done. when the president heard he was done and bombing, the president immediately went to the fire house. he was a close friend to the president. he entertained his children. (inaudible) these are tools of the embalming trade of 1861. it takes less than five tons of pressure to preserve at that person. doctor raymond ross the first recorded arterial embalm or. the system is still being used and some funeral homes and 2019. these tools have been used and all funeral homes in 2019. it lasted 300 years, and it is still done and the same way. there was no chemical fluid until 1888. arterial embalming is a simple procedure. you use the carter roy artery of the neck or down and the leg. i like using the cart avoid artery and the next. make an incision, pull up the artery, put a li

and put him at the shipyard. the word of his death spread fairly quickly through washington, d.c. and went to the president to ask permission to embalm the body. the president said i can't grant permission because i'm not a family member. three hours of talking finally persuaded the president he was the father of everybody in the military because of his commander in chief. the president said okay, go ahead, embalm the body. the doctor proceeded to embalm the body, then sent word to the white house he was done. he lied. he was not done. but when the president heard they were done embalming the body the president and mrs. lincoln stopped doing what they were doing, immediately went to the firehouse. it turned out the colonel was a close friend of the president and mrs. lincoln, had spent many hours entertaining the president's children. he was also a member of president lincoln's law staff. that's why they immediately went ought firehouse. doc had just got down and laid there naked. there's the president getting out of the car. what are you going to do, tell him to stay in for 20 mi

pavel admiral that she was a student leader in the celadon issue led by les at the shipyard soli don elped put an end to communist rule in poland. years later when the populist tomorrow and justice party came to power as down 6 mayor adam ovitz was the face of a different liberal poland and for years the target of hate propaganda on january 18th 2019 pavel i demoed which was taking part in poland's biggest charity fundraiser when he was stabbed in front of millions of viewers his attacker then grabs the microphone and shouted hate slogans against and fellow politicians. it appears hate slogans and campaigns originate at places like this the office of the ultra nationalist organization all polish youth in 2007 team spokesman matteo and his allies became known for issuing symbolic death certificates for 11 mayors who agreed to welcome refugees to their cities the certificate stated. liberalism multiculturalism stupidity. the public prosecutor's office which is controlled directly by the justice minister found no reason to charge the campaign's initiators never that's possible you know w

datas where we have good on absenteeism from work, starting in the shipyards, which were a war industry, workers were told that it's important to have soldiers on the front line. they also had medical care at work, which was not available in the civilian community, and they also did not get paid if they didn't show up. there was no sick pay. even so, you have ship -- shipyards with 60% absenteeism. when you get into industries people did not have an were not told they were being patriotic to go to work, and where there wasn't medical care had high absenteeism. so things were largely shut down but not by the government. steve: we go to john in san francisco. caller: hello. thank you. here in san francisco, i have been observing the rate of mask adoption. i myself adopted it about 10 days ago, i always wore a mask. i live in a predominantly 80% -- asian neighborhood, and i noticed 70% to 80% wear masks. for caucasian folks, i think it's down around 20%. it seems like there is some kind of social stigma possibly about wearing a mask, and as i see it as being a crucial part of trying to squ

datas where we have good on absenteeism from work, starting in the shipyards, which were a war industry, workers were told that it's important to have soldiers on the front line. they also had medical care at work, which was not available in the civilian community, and they also did not get paid if they didn't show up. there was no sick pay. even so, you have ship -- shipyards with 60% absenteeism. when you get into industries people did not have an were not told they were being patriotic to go to work, and where there wasn't medical care had high absenteeism. so things were largely shut down but not by the government. steve: we go to john in san francisco. caller: hello. thank you. here in san francisco, i have been observing the rate of mask adoption. i myself adopted it about 10 days ago, i always wore a mask. i live in a predominantly 80% -- asian neighborhood, and i noticed 70% to 80% wear masks. for caucasian folks, i think it's down around 20%. it seems like there is some kind of social stigma possibly about wearing a mask, and as i see it as being a crucial part of trying to squ

the safe distancing measures. haslinda: how bad will it be for construction and shipyards? ll be some delays for projects. overall, once the crisis subsides, we hope to pick up again and regain the momentum. haslinda: amid the pandemic, we are also seeing a stunning slump in oil prices. it is important for singapore being that it is one of the most important oil hubs in the world. we are seeing companies filing for protection. are you expecting more companies to do so? more companies to be in distress? >> i think that situation is quite unique. there are some circumstances that are special to it. we are investigating what is happening. all of this is behind the scenes. it would be premature to make any comment at this point. i do not think what is happening will affect the wider market. it is one of the players in the wider market in singapore. the singapore minister for trade and industry. the prospect of the lion city. rishaad: just going to get you back to what is happening with the health minister. he has been making a statement saying they are expecting a second wave of

what impact might that have on the various industries like the shipyards, manufacturing, constructionwill that have? at this point in time, cases in singapore can be divided into two groups. one for the domestic population, our numbers are holding steady at about 50 per day, but we are not complacent because we know how this virus can compromise us. at the same time we are doing aggressive testing for our migrant worker population. we know that for many of the young, healthy, male migrant workers, even if they're symptomatic, they might be carriers of the virus. we are being extremely careful to make sure we provide them the best health care possible, and we are offering free testing to even those who are not symptomatic. many of the -- many are in construction or even offshore and at the current moment they are staying in dormitories to make sure they are healthy before we resume work. economy,est of the business continues to do what we need to do we hope that in a month's time we will be able to reopen the economy with much more testing for the entire population, and at the same tim

the project will follow the shipyard preferences. displaced tenants, san francisco residents or workers. the developer will develop a marketing plan and. >> reporter: back to you when it is complete. as with all projects, all consultants are selected. selection of design and engineering will get underway this colorado springs. the team is preparing to undertake the selection of general contractor. here you can see the trips we made to the cac and commission to date and our chance to schedule going forward. we brought the r.f.p. here in 2018. in april 2019 we recommended approval of the item. current schedule has this back later in the fall and we hope to start construction by late 2021 or early 2302 2022. i would like to introduce the team members on the line. we have david and tom. from mercy barbara and from van meter williams we have fred pollock and pam good. this concludes our presentation and i am here to answer your questions. >> madam secretary, gui hav go e have anyone to comment on this item? >> at this time members of the p

the shipyard to recover from this both in -- from the perspective of cruise line as being essentiallyng anyone who would want to get on a cruse, nor would they be able to, but now, when it comes to the container recovery being fragile before we went into this, are we going to see closures? what does the pipeline look like from your view? shipping -- cruise shipping industry has been hit very hard. there are a lot of cruise ships being built and demand will tail out for them. it will take a lot of time for back markets to recover because that is very much on a section basis. it is what people feel like. it is not like you have to move what you have manufactured. demand forterms of ships and shipbuilding -- the shipbuilding industry. that really has begun to grind to a halt partly because -- not because of the virus, but partly isause of the way transport changing in terms of -- at the moment, it is difficult to know -- if you are going to order a ship, what type of propulsion system should you have? should you be going to lng or hydrogen fuel cells? there is a lot in the industry about

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they've shutdown 12 and also the matthew turner shipyard violators may receiv citations. >>these bay this morning, the city of oakland has opened a new drive through testing site d join us now to talk more about that and other ways that oakland is helping slow the oakland mayor libby shaft a good morning mayor. good morning tell us a little bit about this w drivethrough a testing center. it is only for first responders is that right. >>well no we actually now have opened to more people than anybody working in the direct care industry that ans people working at grocery stores food banks, anyone working in a residential care facility. all areincreble hees that work with our homeless population all day long anyone who is in direct care, your organizaon can register with our teing site by e-mailing covid-19 testing at oakld ca dot it's so important that we take re of e people who are taking re of uswe did start with first responders we expanded to first responders and our neighboring jurisdictions but with issecond site we now can do just under 500 tests a day and i really wan

close parking lot locations in the nation include first street 9 street wall street and the matthew rner shipyard according to police could receive citations. goverr newsome expects a surge of coronirus cases to hit the state by the middle of next month and in efforts to combat the surge he's attorney to sleeptrain aren that's the former home of the sacramento kings and they're turning it into a pop-up hospital. the arena ll have 400 ds and we'll 20th. specifically. s on april >>for patients that are either be dischaged from a hospital from our emergency departments are going he directly with mild to moderate symptoms, it's a bigger than basketball. and if you can use our platform. too. in fact he world in a positive way and make a difference then that's what we need to do. >>well state of califnia will be loaning 500 state on ventilators to the strategi national stockpile into the inventory. it's an effort to help states like new rk o the governor says there's still a long road ahead for us here cafornia, but we can't turn our back on others whose lives dend onhaving equipment such as ventilator

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the city. in philadelphia, a single shipyard, there were dozens of places, more than 10,000 workers, not only did people work in shifts, not only did they share beds but they slept in shifts. people would be in one bed, go to work, someone else would come back and sleep in the same bed. it was a public health tinderbox waiting to happen and even more important than that, what happened in the epidemic for political context, we were already at war, i want to read from a law that was passed by the wilson administration and it was called an espionage act. 20 years in jail, later published, and abusive language about the government of the united states. they could send you to prison for 20 years for criticizing the united states government even if what you said was the truth and they sent a congressman to jail for more than ten years, convicted under that law. in addition, the press certainly didn't criticize the government, they fell in line in terms of patriotism. there wasn't any outright censorship but it was understood censorship. the cleveland plain dealer stated what the nation demands, treason

in nag ia dee shipyard. >> out of 57 who have been tested, 33 have teststed poposi. >> theosta atlantica has been undergoing repairs. there are 623 crew members on board, but no passengers. health officials tested the crew after one of them tested positive on monday. the o officials say nonone of t3 people infected are known to be in serious condition. they also say they're working with the central government to disinfect the vessel. >>> now, april is the start of the new academic year here in japan, and some elementary schools in the central part of the country resumed classes earlier this month, but they closed last week after four children and a teacher in one class were found to be infected. tokyo tops the list of prefectures in the number infections with over 3,400 after 132 new cases were reported. the total number of confirmed cases in japan now exceeds 11,800, more than 700 cases have alalso beenn linked to the diam princess cruise ship, which is quarantined near tokyo in february. a total of 307 people have died in japan, including 13 from the diamond princess. >>>

working from home, working remotely right now that's certainly significant for the other 75% that is showing up at shipyardse newport news, which is where you make the nuclear submarines and nuclear powered aircraft carriers and where there has been cases of covid confirmed among some of your staffers, how do you on keep morale up and how do you grapple with what i imagine is a hard decision, on whether to keep operations open or to potentially close them >> well, we -- the first part of it is to continue to be aggressive in terms of our safety protocols continue to look for ways to be even more safe than we were yesterday. i mean, the challenge for us is that we had about nine days from the time that we stood up our crisis team to get prepared for this until we had our first positive case. and i think that our recognition from the very beginning is, closure is not really an option for us because there's not going to be, in my opinion, there's not going to be a scenario until we get a vaccine, there's not going to be a scenario where we're going to have no positive cases in the communities where we do work

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the lab. >>> officials in southwestern japan have confirmed a cluster infection on an italian cruise ship currently docked at a shipyard in nagasaki prefecture. >> translator: out of 57 who have been tested, 33 have tetesd positive. >> the "costa atlantica" has been undergoing repairs at a port in nagasaki. there arare 623 crew members o board but t no pasassengers. health officicials tested the cw after one of them tested posititive on monday. the officials say none of the 33 people infected are known to be in serious condition. they also say they're working with the central government to disinfect the vessel. >>> april is the start of the new academic year in japan, and some elementary schools in the central part of the country resumed classes earlier this month. but this school closed last week after four children and a teacher in one class were found to be infected. tokyo tops the list of prefectures in the number of infections at over 3,300 after 132 new cases were reported. the total number of cases in japan is now about 12,000. more than 700 cases have also been linked to the "diamond princess" cruise ship, whic

the united states there was an influx and there was no housing. as a result, for example in philadelphia there was a single shipyard. people would be inclined bed, go to work and come back and sleep in the same so it was a public health tinderbox waiting to happen. even more important than that, ultimately what happened in the epidemic was the political context. as i said, we were already at war and i want to read you a quote from a law that was passed by the wilson administration. they would write, print or publish any abusive language about the government of the united states. they could send you to prison for 20 years for criticizing the united states government even if what you said was the truth. and they sent a congressman to jail for more than ten years. in addition, the press very much fell in line in terms of patriotism. there wasn't any outright censorship but it was sort of an understood censorship. the cleveland state of the nation demands is a treason whether it's quite unmatched to be stamped out. it was above the title of the newspaper every single day. they should be treated i into te illinois bar ass

the "fuji" was built in britain because they didn't have a shipyard big enough. 7-inch guns, 1,100 tons of coal. they had just kicked china's butt in the japanese war. if they had seized hawaii as a coeling station and the ministry of war wanted to do it. the foreign ministry was saying, well, maybe we shouldn't. those ships could have gone to california and bombarded for 1,000 miles and still had enough fuel to get back to hawaii. and mckinley told the senator, i don't know what i should do. i cannot let those islands go to japan. so, since the treaty failed, mckinley, who's old enough to remember how we got texas -- texas, the treaty failed, but they annexed it by joint resolution, which did not need a two-thirds majority. a simple majority will do. so, they end up annexing hawaii. there is the hawaiian flag coming down. by the way, there were a couple of native bands and the remains of the royal hawaiian band played as the flag came down. and the native musicians couldn't take it. they dropped their instruments and just left. and it was only the american bands that played the star-sp

to this you know as a possible exposure from my the clhes parking lots include cations at first street 9th street, 12 street and thmatthew turner shipyard violators can receive citatio absolutely will assign an arrest a there's a shell to comply in benicia haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>coravirus patients around the world are now rushing to try to in studies of an experimental drug. one that show promise against similar vises in the past the u.s. national institutes of health is now boting the size of its study of the drug and as of our the drugmakers also enrolling paties in its own studies results fr the first tests in china e expected later this month tonight, we in shipping 1 million face shield evy week for medical workers. >>the company is also working th governments around the worlto disibute the supplies to where it's needed most to ceo tim cook had this to say abt the initiave. >>we've watched a companywide effo bringing together produ designers engineering opations and packaging design produce and ship face shields for health workers. >>the technology gian is pulling together its resources and is already sourced over 20 milli ma

malaysian businessman who essentially paid the money and gave them services that were illegal of a sexual nature, in return for their driving their ships into his shipyard so they can repair their ships. up to 60 admirals have been implicated over the last few years and hundreds of naval officers have been implicated as well. as of today, despite the military having its own penal law, not one naval officer has been prosecuted by the navy. the only prosecutions have been brought by civilian prosecutors in san diego. they are largely, these officers who were implicated, immune from any kind of civil, social, legal or cultural oversight. >> host: other questions? go head back there please. >> [inaudible question] >> host: the question is are military budgets -- what is a good number? are they too high? i think i can say that military budgets have not decreased under democrats either. i think it is pretty much a bipartisan trough. you would know that better than i would. >> guest: i think that is correct i cannot say that for sure. i can say the military budget has increased exponentially in the last 20 years. in addition to looking at the increased budget,

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to this you know as a possible exposure from my the clothes rking lots include locations at first street 9th street, 12 street and e matthew turner shipyard violators can receive tations absolely we will assign an arrest a there's a shell to comply in benicia haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>tend to switch gears right now get a check of the 4 zone forecast as we take a peek outside on this. monday night's monday vicki. you look at the embarcadero in san francisco, our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look the weather for the week i i guess i shoun't say workweek right, it's. >>the week. >>ah the week and who knows what day it is a look at my computer right now monday april 6 for all of you who foot let's tae a look your 4 zone forecast out there th evening tracking drier, calmer condions a few light scatted showers over east bay but really the bulk of the wet weather is behind us and we're going to wake up with tuesday morning, a mix of sun and clouds by the afternoon. but we did get some impressive rain. all the wayfrom saturday today and the big winnerssan francisco internationalairport, san jose and even hayward reporting mor

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