and manager warren hill and acting manager pit stop coordinator gains will present this report. >> this is an informational item. we will give you an operational review of the central operations. we are going to get started i'm assistant manager. going over the programs we have our public service program serves 194, 9916ee they are throughout the clean corridors program. street sweeping and we have our general labor program returned for the first time in 4 years, zee 17 active general labor aprentices started 5 last monday. they completed orientation on our currently starting rotation throughout san frap operations. last we have an update for this one who did graduate last week and considered a journey level plumber we had one general plummer aprentice. on this is a lifetime break down of our program it is. when we have had 208 individuals the labor program and there are currently 93 of those individuals employed with the city. and as if you are not aware the program is designed to train the individuals to the standard by the state to become labors. and than i come in and take that cert

warren hill, assistant managers for the bureau of central operations. we're going to give you an informational overview today on our workforce development and our community engagement programs. my colleague, when he comes up, will introduce himself. where we fall within the organization and we are under the direction and tutelage of our deputy director, ms. jada durden. so we are the bureau of central operations and we are again presenting workforce development and community engagement going into our workforce development program. it falls. we have our apprenticeship program and we have our workforce development community contracts for our apprenticeship program. we have the general labor apprentices i'm sorry, the general labor apprenticeship, the apprentice gardener program. um, the apprentice arborist, technician program, the apprentice, stationary engineer program, which is currently on pause and the apprentice apprentice. mason the general plumber apprenticeship and our street inspector trainee program for our community workforce development progra

join me, mark them on hills upfront one out 0 on counting the costs, the u. n. warrens, the warranty does a set back development to tell us the territories by more than a decade, while israel's central bank says the conflict within major shots to its economy. plus how the war is decent. lebanon's economic prices counting the cost on al jazeera. we are the ones traveling the extra mile there are the media. don't go, we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. the library is leader george way a has conceded defeat to challenge or a joseph book. hi. and this week's presidential run off with more than 99 percent of the ballots counted the former vice president as one nearly 51 percent of the vote. the election was the 1st since the un ended it's peacekeeping mission, there in 2018 cent. a goal supreme court has blocked the jailed opposition leader from running for president regional ford had previously allowed or some on sancho to be on the february ballots. sancho was jailed on charges of corrupting young people, his party, his appeal that supreme court deci

arrested on capitol hill as they occupied the offices of democratic senators demanding the lawmakers back an immediate gaza cease-fire. the senators included bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, and ed markey. in rhode island, the providence city council passed a resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza and for the biden administration to send humanitarian aid to gaza. this came just days after city councilor miguel sanchez was fired from his job at the rhode island governor's office for speaking out against the israeli assault in gaza. meanwhile, "new york times magazine's" award-winning writer jazmine hughes resigned after signing an open letter condemning israel's genocide in gaza. the move constituted a violation of newsroom policy. "new york times" contributor jamie lauren keiles, who describes himself as a religiously observant jew, also left "the new york times" after signing on to the letter. in california, dozens of protesters demanding a ceasefire in gaza gathered at the port of oakland friday blocking the departure of a u.s. military supply vessels. organizers say the ship carried weapons bound for israel. protesters occupied the berth while others locked themse

now warren scares access to clean drinking water and unsanitary living conditions, put hundreds of thousands now displaced palestinians at risk. a deadly disease. on capitol hill. democrats and republicans are promising to attach humanitarian aid for gaza to millions military aid for israel. of the problem is this is still a very dangerous situation. republican senator john cornyn says taking out hamas is mandatory because there are other iranian proxies in the north of lebanon, hezbollah. >> and this could get to be a much wider war. >> in total, 14 hostages have been released from hamas today. we're told the president has spoken to the family of american who was released for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you. yes, some relief knowing that another american and in safer hands. now. >> raquel, what are the chances that we will see this cease-fire extended? >> well, carter, which is the primary, mediator between israel, hamas said earlier today that they are optimistic they are going to be able to strike a deal and extend the cease-fire. but what's unclear is just for how long. >> all right. raquel martin, our dc correspondent, thank you so much for

now warren scares access to clean drinking water and unsanitary living conditions, put hundreds of thousands them now displaced palestinians at risk. a deadly disease. on capitol hill. democrats and republicans are promising to attach humanitarian aid for gaza to millions in military aid for israel. of the problem is this is still a very dangerous situation. republican senator john cornyn says taking out hamas is mandatory because there are other iranian proxies in the north of lebanon, hezbollah and this could get to be a much wider war. >> in total, 14 hostages are expected to be freed from hamas today. this is it exchange for 30 palestinian minors that have been held captive imprisoned, rather and israel. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. and raquel, what are the chances that will see the cease-fire extended? >> well, qatar has been playing as the main mediator between the 2 sides and earlier today they said they were very optimistic they would be able to strike a deal to extend ceasefire at this point. we're just still waiting for some sort of announcement. >> all right. raquel martin, our dc correspondent, thank you for your coverage. meanwhil