do you know anybody in the tri-city who was a jumper. i've never heard that expression before.riend carol and her dad who was a major character in my book. he didn't make a lot of money he had three kids and a wife. i know he would sometime due under the table jobs where he would take off those and do that kind of work. it's really scary. he would get paid under the table. i know people who did that kind of work. but it was never written up. it was never official. people will do things for money. and they did not always follow the rules back then. we only have another seven minutes and we are getting all kinds of interesting can i ask you a quick question i would really like to know why the hampered story. why hampered. why did they get pushed aside for some of the other her oshima. it's odd and i think it has to do with the secrecy that's around it. people knew more about oak ridge. some of it is just timing. it is mysterious as i say at the very beginning of my book. i make the case in this book that it's really the most important place in the history of the nuclear age. the

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>>and the president of the tri-city n double acp based in fairfield is making claims tonight of racial injustice continuing to happen at the recycling company recall a g he's a driver with recall a g and he says a noose was found hanging from a sign at the golden gate recall a g site in san francisco last month. kron four's noelle bellow has more on the story. >>sony on the program. you know specialist on its own terms and we are in our country a troubling fined for gate. a few weeks ago this letter was sent to drivers detailing on tuesday july 21st a noose was found and removed from the property in the letter, the company states that does not tolerate offensive, racist symbols and will terminate any employee found to have participated is nothing you can use a news 4 and a lot of work that you do 20 year ecology driver and tri-city n double acp. president gianni con george. how some concerns and says a culture change is needed within the recycling company in the break room. there's you know there's there's races coming this way their 60's come his way you know there's homophobic commen

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participated is nothing you can use a news 4 and a lot of work that you do 20 year ecology driver and tri-city n double acp. president gianni con george. how some concerns and says a culture change is needed within the recycling company in the break room. there's you know there's there's races coming this way their 60's come his way you know there's homophobic comments may and as breast pump is there is trick or treat their truck drivers not appropriate 5 years ago in what appears to be much more targeted incident a noose was found at an african-american drivers station and the person responsible was only suspended. george says though this most recent incident seems less targeted. it's still very concerning and he's hoping the company would be more transparent as biggest company is recalling says. you was something that is like this happen. if you really don't tolerate anything like these then you should be transparent all across the board in a letter sent to drivers are ecology says an investigation is under way through san francisco police department i reached out to sfpd however and was tol

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we partner with local animal shelters such as the san jose animal care center and recently the tri-cities animal care center and we basically rescue cats and dogs who have some medical conditions that requires extra care and we put them in foster care and give them medical services and behavior support and we put them up for adoption. we partner closely with the shelter to save as many of the animals that comes through their doors. >> you are not taking the easy route. you are taking the one that may not find a home without a group like yours. >> exactly. we see a lot of animals that have come in injured or have some kind of conditions that needs some time or medicare care. we have been rescuing orphan kittens who are very fragile and need a lot of tlc and close monitoring and need to grow big enough so we can adopt them out to loving homes. >> what impact has this pandemic has on your organization? >> i have to say the community has been amazing as a result of covid. a lot of people have contacted our rescuer organization as well as others in the area offering to foster an ma'ams and tha

tri-city volunteers and wells fargo sent 600 boxes of food to give away at the wells fargo offices on walnut avenue near liberty street. people can drive up, stay in their cars, and volunteers put groceries into their cars. the boxes include fresh produce and canned and packaged goods. >> fresh food, we have vegetables that are important. this is very good. >> this community has been shaken by covid-19. we are seeing numbers, we used to we 600 people needing food every day. >> the location will be open every friday through august 28 from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. >>> now to oakland where renters at risk of eating evicted rallied outside of the offices of a landlord group. union members and others demonstrated outside of the company offices on telegraph avenue. they are pushing for rent cancellation and eviction protections. they say many people that were hit hard by the shutdown are now facing another fear, becoming homeless. >> we just got our notice that rent will increase my $225 in august. that on top of what we already know, puts us in a predicament of what we will do? if the ren

this event is cosponsored by the alameda county community food bank, tri-city volunteers, and wells fargo600 boxes of food are being given away at the wells fargo offices on walnut avenue near liberty street. people can drive up, stay in their cars, and volunteers will put groceries directly in the cars. the boxes have fresh produce, canned, and packaged food.>> fresh fruit, we have apples and oranges. we have vegetables that are very important. >> this community has been shaken by covid-19. we are seeing numbers, where we used to see 250 people per day, we are seeing 500 to 600 people per day needing food. >> they say they are turning bank locations into mobile food distribution centers in 20 cities across the country. the location of walnut avenue and fremont will be open every friday through august 28. >>> the san francisco fire department chief says after months of avoiding the coronavirus amongst the ranks, they are seeing an uptick in cases. the fire department has 15 confirmed cases. most of them are quarantined and did return to work. a couple of those infected are fighting severe

participated is nothing you can use the news 4 and a lot of work that you do 20 year ecology driver and tri-city n double acp. president gianni con george. how some concerns and says a culture change is needed within the recycling company where the break room. there's you know there's there's races coming this way their 60's come his way you know there's homophobic comments may and as breast pump is there is trick or treat their truck drivers not appropriate 5 years ago in what appears to be much more targeted incident a noose was found at an african-american drivers station and the person responsible was only suspended. george says though this most recent incident seems less targeted. it's still very concerning and he's hoping the company would be more transparent as biggest company as we call it is. you was something that is like this happen. if you really don't tolerate anything like these then you should be transparent all across the board in a letter sent to drivers recall a g says an investigation is under way through san francisco police department i reached out to sfpd however and was to

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