voices finally gotten heard executives from show producer telepictures and distributor warner brothers television sent a memo to staffers that interviews with current and former staffers about their experiences on the set are underway in a variety released a scathing article where crew members shouted out their disdain for being fired at the height of the coronavirus pandemic only to be replaced by nonunion workers and cheaper labor in july a report of racism and intimidation made the front page above speed news in it 10 former ellen employees said they were fired after taking medical leave or bereavement to attend family funerals one employee walked off the job after growing weary from consistent inappropriate comments on race all employees speech to describe the environment on ellen set as toxic 10 hour plus work days are the norm but with a rotating group of contractors production crews and other staffers the montreux remains this is as good as it gets this is ellen you'll never find anything better . and considering the competitive dog eat dog nature of hollywood people often take the bait an

warner brothers television which is owned by warner media. very disappointed that is how the mother of 2 young girls killed during a police chase in antioch involving a stolen car. >>is describing the driver sentencing. now we saw was given life in prison today, but he is eligible for parole after 22 years and 8 months, the fact he could one day be a free man lead to lexi and camilla car doses mom telling kron 4 news she's disappointed with the judge's decision. the girl swear 4, 2, years old when so said oh stole a car blew through a red light during a police chase and slammed into the car doses vehicle that was back in 2018. >>up next a chp officer arrives just in time how a fairfield moth >>tonight a mother and fairfield says she is feeling blessed that her baby is healthy after her 6 week-old daughter started choking. while they were out last week yeah, frightening situation, she called 911 and says a chp officer. save the day. dina kupper has details. >>what started off as a normal saturday, running errands quickly turned into a nightmar