a lot of folks who used to work for the government now owned small businesses. for example, one young woman used to work for the government inserting medicine bottles into a cardboard package. think about doing that every day, all day. now, she has the room to make

use it? should i show you? >> yes show me. >> we equip people who are using drugs with life savoring tools to save themselves, tore of each other as a community. that's really hard thing for mainstream america to wrap their minds around. >> patrick who uses heroin would be dead if he had to wait for an officer or an emt he says. >> while i was in minneapolis i acquired some heroin that was basically a lot stronger than when i was in san francisco. i basically oded. i didn't have time to do anything, and my girlfriend luckily had the training in how to use narcan, had access to it, saw i was unconscious not breathing, and inserted narcan, you can do it through the nose which is how she did it and revived me in five to ten minutes. >> narcan doesn't necessarily mean that a drug yer user is going to act more responsibly. but nar scan instantaneous narcan is instantaneous, it can help addicts from dying. jacob ward, al jazeera, san francisco. >> and that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >> florida, texas and illinois have weighed in, new york, colorado and giant california remain. how

this country has become rich because nature was good to us, and because the people who came were alsovigorous. basic resources were used carefully and economically, and because of the wise work done by theodore roosevelt and others, significant progress was made in conserving these resources. unless we make the proper decision today on how we shall use our water and our air and our land and our ocean, unless we make the comparable effort, and effort comparable is what theodore roosevelt and others are goingars ago, we to waste it. today's conservation movements embrace discipline unknown in the past. it must marshal our best technological resources. it must concern itself with , with the physics and chemistry of water, as well as tba. with the economic and engineering factors, as well as the preservation of all the scenic treasures. our task is to increase our understanding of our environment, to a point -- appoint it, enjoy it, and preserve it. and above all, maintain a living balance between man's actions and nature's reactions. for this nation's great is an elastic and productive a

social security card, and the agency sped up the process and identified 0 identified 30 people who are using fraudulent paper or who lied about their status. and now have ordered them out. one family member revealed how upset she is. >> this is inhuman, like give them a week to move out and it's not just two or three, there's a lot of families and it's just >> the chairman of the housing authority board says he is not sure how the workers slipped through the cracks and he placed a lot of blame on previous administrators. he says the agency has been under new management for about two years and says they've been cleaning up a 40-year mess, and now they are auditing every single one of the tenants in their properties. >> new at 11:00, sarasota county detectives are looking for the man in this video, saying he took pictures under a woman's skirt on wednesday at the bon bon vintage. the woman says she noticed a man following her around the store and when she turned around she noticed him crouched down taking pictures. when confronted he took off, if you see him call police. and police are looking

davis finds people who use marijuana regularly ended one lower pain and less skilled jobs. researchers say they also face financial difficulties and relationship problems, and those who oppose the legalization say this is one reason why it should not be legal. >> but would they're now seeing is what we've been seeing for a long time, so it's not surprising. >> the study followed close to 1,000 participants in new zealand from birth until age 38. >>> new at 6:00 tonight she is nearly 90 years old and still giving back. she drives door to door delivering a lunch to those who can't get one themselves. mary margaret sims will celebrate her ninth birthday this easter sunday. it ktvu's rob ross sat down with this meals on wheels volunteer who says she has no plans of slowing down. >> reporter: mary margaret sims is about to turn 90 years old. >> this is your juice. and we have soup and salad. >> reporter: but birthday celebrations can way. there are hot lunches to deliver to those too sick or frail to leave their home. >> there you go. thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: for the

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this manager is proposing a toll for anyone who uses the causeway , the one main thoroughfare. >> there is no other funding source available. >> two people who have the biggest issue with the proposed a toll are the residents who live in neighborhoods on the st. pete side of the bridge. >> we couldn't leave our home to go to the neighborhood grocery store. we couldn't get gas. we get only visit a neighbor without being told. >> tolling that stretch would it just be a problem for nearby businesses and cause more traffic on side roads. >> is a major issue. i do not think it will end up this way because i think it will be a lawsuit that would be more expensive. the city manager said there are on solid legal ground and it is time to spread the burden to everywhere -- everyone who uses it. stomach the final decision on tolling the treasure island causeway is 18 months away. >>> as beautiful as it is you can feel the allergies. anywhere. >> we see drastic improvement. i have that forecast for the gorgeous start to the evening. this is the hooters clearwater camera. a few clouds out there in t

introduced the bill, says the legislation is designed to safeguard the more than half a million iowans who use medicaid, encourage participation and protect tax payers. governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid is set to take effect april first....the federal government's already pushed that says the bill has six goals to accomplish oversight including creating a medicaid reinvestment fund and expanding the medical assistance advisory council.... 'our job is to protect the health care safety net for iowa families. we are all one accident or illness away from depending on medicaid.iowas health care safety net is simply too important to turn over to out-of-state corporations' before the bill could be debated it was deferred. the senate majority leader said republicans are considering some amendments to the bill and the plan is to take it back up tomorrow. the blank park zoo is investing some dollars in the animal kingdom. it's planning to build a nearly

democratic senator amanda ragan says the bill is designed to safeguard the more than half a million iowans who use medicaid...plus... encourage participation and protect tax payers. governor branstad's plan to privatize medicaid is set to take effect april first the federal government's already pushed that start date back twice. ragan let colleagues know she's still not happy the switch is happening. 'this medicaid privatization program is destined to harm the very people it was supposed to help. apparently, it was designed by those who know the cost of everything but understand the value of nothing.' republicans want to change the proposed oversight bill. democratic leaders say that means it could be tomorrow before the full senate will debate the ideas. prairie city is on its third day weekend malfunction ... the towns loss of water pressure means residents have to boil drinking water. the p-c-m elementary school remained open, thanks to 28- hundred bottles of water donated by

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use. so let's go with those who are using drugs. i think you would also agree with me that folks who use drugs commit robbery and burglaries and domestic violence and a host of crimes that we consider to have an element of violence. would you agree with that? >> that contributes to it, an element of violence, yes. >> you have drug dealers who don't use and drug addicts who are not engaged in title xxi crimes. >> correct. >> all right. there are different models for drug court. some are diversion programs when you just divert out of the criminal justice system all together. some you plead guilty and your sentence is drug court. and we had a dickens of a time in south carolina of getting criminal defense attorneys to plead their clients to drug court. even though it was in the eyes of everyone better for their client, who happened to be an addict, it's tougher than probation. so the criminal defense attorneys had no interest in that. so how do we devise a plan where you get drug court even if your criminal defense attorney doesn't wan

there's this guy, jimmy speckerman, who used to torment me in high school. he sent me a message through facebook. he's in town and wants to have drinks. okay, penny, if it were a game, here are your choices. an e-mail from an old acquaintance, or the head of one of the largest religious institutions

for people who use a can >>> there is a warning for people who use a cane to get around at the airport y some type is being confiscated. see why it is causing problems, too, tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> a super tuesday for stocks. the dow is soaring. nasdaq is up by 131. s&p in the green as gaining 46. >> that's good news. video here of a driver caught in a tornado last week in lowe's. tough see this. he ran up to a true value hardware store when she saw the storms coming. the doors were locked. it was coming she hid behind a soda machine. handle on to the door until it passed. she dependent have time to be scared. she had to react. the tornado destroyed the store. it had gusts between 136 and 165 miles per hour an hour. the driver amazingly walked away. >> she was smart. a little lows. >> enough said. >> she is okay. >> paul, we don't have those. >> we have the weather lottery here. >> remember the missouri tornado a lot of people that were in stores went into the cooler, the beverage cooler to keep safe. that's how bad that was, nothing like that here but there is severe weather in

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. >> he is telling us to pay the people who are not us. >> -- people who are not -- us to hate people who are not us. >> thousands rally. right now donald trump is flying from kansas to orlando. he will speak at 2:30 and the crowd is waiting there for him. we are live at the cfu arena and field people have been lining up since after midnight. >> reporter: they opened the doors earlier than we expected. 30 minutes and the line is moving quickly. i think we have a live look inside the arena as well. showing it feeling up -- filling up. there's 9700 people they are letting in according to the fire marshal office we were talking to earlier i want to come back live and show you protesters are now out at full force behind this fence marked the free assembly area. they have been trying to share their message for a couple of hours now. the original schedule would mean trump would have been speaking now but delays on the campaign trail means he is going to be waiting a few hours. the party like atmosphere started early this morning with music blasting across this courtyard in a small army of p

. >> i just want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan who kind of repudiated the polls that had us 20, 25 points down a few days know, who repudiated the pun nudists who said that bernie sanders was not going anywhere. and i had to thank the many thousands of volunteers that we had in the state of michigan. >> it's fun to prove those punants wrong. sanders pointing out he was down by more than 20 points in some polls. the former secretary of state won mist, claiming over 80 % of the vote. that is almost unheard of in modern politics. gop race donald trump winning mississippi. he also won michigan, and he won hawaii, despite the fact he disappoint even visit hawaii. the 3 -win solidifies trump as the title as the clear frontrunner in this race. >> i want to thank the public. i want to thank the people of michigan. i want to thank the people of mississippi and it is such a great honor. >> he called for unity and also displayed some of this products. trump steaks wines and waters were on hand at a table there, the real estate mogul responding to a critical speech by mitt romney last w

people who use christie field have complained about the pits, bottles and crowds. the park also get improved drainage and redesigned parking lots. the work is expected to begin in october and is being paid for by a $2.5 million park service grant and private donations. >>> officials are debating whether a drought emergency still exists in california after what has been considered an average winter. and mandate to cut 20 -- water used by 25% was issued but officials will take another look at the snowpack and decide if it is time to relax those restrictions. until then, the east bay municipal district says people should continue saving water. >> one year of average rain may not be enough to repair four years of drought because we don't know how long droughts will be, we have to keep these practices alive. >> while many reservoirs here in northern california are full , many in central and southern california remain low. 74% of the state remains under a severe drought. the latest round of what weather is expected to bring dangerous conditions to the coast today. a high

most people who use those drugs are not addicts.f we talk about alcohol the way -- >> are you talking heroin? i that the they -- i thought they were addicted. >> most who use heroin they are not addicts. we would emphasize that some people are winos and homeless and never talk about the fact that most of us will have a drink and that's fine. >> camille is way out there. >> the irony is he is not that far out there when it comes to the heroin epidemic. indiana which we cannot say is a liberal state has a needle sharing program because heroin through the roof when the oxycontin prices went up. let's not kid ourselves. marijuana has been legal for white people for about 30 years. >> not for me. >> because it is 10 times more likely for a black person to be stopped for weed. if i am stopped and frisk it is usually a crompette. >> i get it. >> they target the minority populations and use it as an extension of the tax. >> make it quick. >> should we loosen up on the laws? >> i want to blame a perfect world. >> you probably saw that? >> ou

researchers from the mayo clinic say heart attack patients who use cell phone diet apps in addition to their rehab lose weight faster than patients who don't use diet apps. exercise and patient have fewer recurring heart problems. >>> called the spiritual sequel to the cult classic dazed and confused, when we come back three of the stars of everybody wants them are here. one is the son of goldie hawn and kurt russell. they tell us why this isn't your average college party movie. lauren? >> and we're headed up into the 70s for the second day in a row. above average warmth hop around in our easter weekend, chance of rain to the forecast, i'll let you know when to expect it coming up in your full forecast next. >> we hope you're ready for some march madness basketball, the villanova wildcats resume their pursuit of the national championship tonight when they play the miami hurricanes, right here, on cbs-3. the wildcats play the kings in louisville tonight in the sweet 16 rounds of the tournament. the winner moves onto the elite eight. nova is a two seed, and the hurricanes are a three, it

air it happened just before 11:00.fo the classroom is fire is still under investigation criminals who use it state are much better chance of serving prison time.e ed gallek shows us what that means.d septemberr encouraging news them shot to death the crime never solved. it's amazing. lasher the i team reviewed cases with most serious charge carrying a concealed weapon as the south about half of the suspects car probation only about a third caps off to this under investigation. they've put limits on the bargains the concealed weapons charges does that always happens. the i team rendered will that new prosecutor follow this new policy they're anxious for the increase interesting to spark a break in this ministry play at this. the shot to death estranged husband. this is all of the home that's left that was set back in january that if he says he bring himself to death with gasoline he used to destroy his home is 43 -year-old play cindy was found dead from an overdose of prozac f the daughters eight -year-old and 12 -year-old who killed by association before the fire started a township truste

introduced the cardiac arrest survival act to protect any business that installs an aed and anyone who usest from being sued. >> these devices are designed to be used by folks who are not trained medical is a nationally renowned cardiologist at george washington university and contacted the news4 i-team after watching our recent investigation, which found one out of five aeds in our area were locked up in offices or hidden away behind security desks. >> they should be out in the open rather than locked in an office. >> reporter: the doctor thinks too many local businesses lock up aeds because that complicated d.c. law makes them think defibrillators can only be used by trained personnel. but he said there's a huge amount of scientific research showing the devices are so easy to use, you don't need any training at all to bring someone back to life. >> my favorite study is the study that compared sixth grade kids to paramedics. >> reporter: and that is why our sixth graders are sitting here. we demonstrated what that university of washington study did by bringing each child, one by one, into

a teen who's addicted to tick known and who's used to getting hit every three or four hours, if they leave their vaporizer at home, can borrow a cigarette and start smoking regular cigarettes. then they become what we call co-users, they're using multiple types of products. >> there's an effort to place on the november ballot a measure that would increase the cigarette tax statewide to $2. will that have any effect on tobacco use? >> yes, it has a greater effect on use than it does on adults. so most of the research shows if you increase the tobacco -- the price on the pack by 10% what you'll see is a 10% decrease on average in youth smoking, probably a 5% decrease in adult smoking. people are less likely to start, more likely to quit, and more likely to smoke fewer cigarettes. >> your research has opened my eyes to a lot of things. thank you so much, professor, joy appalonio with ucsf. >> thank you. >>> we're reporting live from california. >> today we're discussing the topic of health care, otherwise known as the affordable care act, or obamacare. >> obamacare was put in into place

use. folks who commit -- folks who use drugs commit elements of violence. mr. milione: yes. so yountative gowdy: have drug dealers who do not using you have drug addicts who 21 not engaged in title [indiscernible] models ofdifferent drug courts. some you plead guilty and you are sentenced drug court. time in dickens of a south carolina of getting criminal defense attorneys to plead their clients to drug court, even though it was in the eyes of everyone better for their client who happened to be an addict. it is tougher than probation. so the criminal defense attorneys had no interest in that. so how do we devise a plan where youret drug court even if criminal defense attorney doesn't want you to have it? mr. milione: i don't know if i am the right person to answer that. at the federal level, drug courts is not an option. : i want toive gowdy ask you something that might be in your wheelhouse and that would be diversion. you have a background in diversion. mr. milione: yes. representative gowdy: back in the old days, the standard was, prescribed drugs outside of the course of

i'm here with a woman who used to live in the buildings, this is an emotional morning for you. >>> veryas we get closer to the actual implosion my emotions are rising up in me, i can't believe so much of my life has been lived here and to think it's getting ready to be imploded and debris, it's overwhelming. >> reporter: a lot of memories were made here, we got the one minute warning. kelvin jeremiah ceo. houses authority and other members of the housing authority will press the plunger. we are outside the dust zone a number of people had to be evacuated. all the buildings are empty since october. workers gave one last run through yesterday, so we are just waiting now, less than a minute until the buildings come down, ten seconds. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1!explosion] oh, my goodness. >>> lots of dust rising up, the buildings are gone, lots of people hugging. lots of people are just really excited about this. lots of emotions here. tell me what was that like watching that? >>> it was like a piece of me literally just died, literally just died. i thought about the third floor, that was our first a

think it can be where there is a universal backdoor that is there, there is no question, those who wish usill, will -- who wish us ill will find that and use it for criminal purposes. maria: on one hand you want to be able to get that information from the phone, but is apple being asked to create software that will make everyone vulnerable? >> that is the question, i think along with mike haden and others who have been surprisingly, i think, resist ant to the notion they should become pehled to create -- campbelled to create software that penetrates their own question -- own system, i have questions about that, this is say international issue not just about u.s., where we generally trust our government . to make use of what it has. what happens when china goes to apple. and russia? who might go after someone, again in human rights realm. so, that is the issue. a very significant one, i have sometimes wondered if it might not have been better, if there was a quiet conversation with apple, they said this is a serious issue, privately, you can help us find what is in this phone? maria: this i

a strike would impact commuters in our area who use the trenton andç hamilton stations and tho who usehe atlantic city rail line. >>> now to our decision 2016 coverage. the latest republican presidential debate was pretty much a toned down affair compared to most of the previous squirmishes on stage. no nasty insults or raunchy comments. they discussed free trade to education, and social security. nothing was off limits. there was this exchange over the possibility of a brokered convention. take a listen. >> i think whoever gets the most delegates should win. that's what i think. >> there are some folks in washington -- >> and be president. >> donald, you are -- >> the candidates will be back out on the campaign trail today ahead of tuesday's delegate rich primaries in five states including florida. >>> back here in our area, a battle is brewing between the current and a former district attorney in montgomery county. that has everything to do with the pending sex assault case against bill cosby. bruce castor declined to charge cosby in 2005. caster is now being sued for defamation by c

>>> investigators say he led a group of three men who last year in north carolina stole nearly $5 million in gold bars. incredible story. the team used a gps tracker and a remote controlled pepper spray launcher to subdue the truck drivers who two other men have not been captured. >>> many of us can relate to this story. >> you get the alert on your work computer to change your password. now technology experts at the federal trade commission say changing passwords may do more harm than good. the reason? the more often a password is changed, the harder it is to come up with a strong password, making a hack more likely. >> we're seeing that there's not a whole lot of value in forcing people to change their passwords. >> so the ftc is recommending that companies allow people to keep just one password for long periods of time, but it should include at least 12 characters, including a number and a symbol. >> it is one of life's aggravations. [ laughter ] >> you log in and that box pops up. >> gotta go to 12. >> 78 was our high today, 78 degrees. wonderful day. >> beautiful. degrees cooler than yesterday. daytona beach didn't even hit 70 t

he would not teell us who he is voting for. nbc 6 news. >>> all right. a warm one today. we are south of a cold fronw that's right across lake okeechobee. winds out of the west with sunshine. that tends to be a warm setup for us and it was. generally clear of rain fall. you would think with the cold front we would see some rain. oo little shower popping up in the last couple of frames here moving off towards the east. i'm only going 5%, 10% chance of some showers tonight. keys singing the same tune. winds not too bad. they will start shifting towards the northwet-north and then northeast tomorrow. right now 5 to 10 miles per hour. pretty comfortable out there temperature-wise beginning to drop back into the 7070s. light winds, 70s. not too shabby out there. you can see where the cloud basically ends. along this front and south of it where we are just unstable enough that that spotty shower2 is possible. temperatures though not too bad behind the frt. just taking the edge off the numbers. 80 right now in motor homeiami. 63 in jacksonville. beautiful 70 in orlando. a little

us. >>> good morning, america. celebrating nancy reagan. the former first lady who redefined the role and never wavered in her love for the president. our love is here to stay >> behind the scenes force for one of the most popular presidents ever. fiercely loyal, always by his side. >> everything is about him. >> a crusader for causes close to her heart. and she brought glamour to the white house. the tributes pouring in this morning, as her daughter speaks out. >>> and after paying their respects, hillary clinton and bernie sanders in a fiery face-off overnight.

the outage knocked out our transmitter which affected viewers who use over-the-air antennas .. and anyone who subscribes to satellite t-v. we were able to re-air the first 2-hours of the oscars just after midnight. lauren lyster has a look at the big winners from hollywood's biggest night. mad max fury road collected the most gold and it was the first oscar for leonardo dicaprio all on a night where taking center stage along with the folks winning awards, was the broader controversy over a lack of diversity in hollywood... a thoughtful film about a newspaper --investigating sex abuse by boston's catholic priests--took oscar's top prize last night--winning best picture. chris rock, oscars host: if they nominated hosts, i wouldn't even get this job. but it was oscar host--chris rock--who really owned the controversy--right out of the gate. i'm the danish girl... placing black actors in parodies of several nominated films... you should get me. don't worry black astronaut, we will... even calling hollywood "racist." chris rock: hollywood is sorority racist. it's like, we like you r

people who use uber will see the price of that ride increase. uber uses "dynamic pricing," which means it takes into account how many drivers are available compared to the number of rides being requested. increasing demand often leads to rising prices.. and that is expected to be the case tonight. until people start calling for rides.. its impossible to know what the rate will be. but it may be a second gader has his sights on a n-b-a career.and what he did on the basketball court shows he has great potential. potential.this eight-year-old sunk not one - but two half court shots in the same game. his los angeles area team was down by three points with just seconds left on the clock. that's when he made the first basket -- sending the game into overtime.with just two seconds left -- he got the ball and did it again ! <"my friend jimmy, his dad didn't think i would do it!"> it!"> jack is no stranger to basketball -- he started playing when he was four- years-old. next at seven...it's the end of an era. era.the reason why seaworld is phasing out it

boats, packaged in thailand and processed in thailand and then exported. >> this is a labor broker who usednvolved in trafficking burmese workers to thailand. he agreed to speak to us only on the condition that we hide his identity. the broker told us he believes as many as one fourth of those trafficked since that time remain enslaved at sea. >> at the end of 2015, nestle, the largest food company in the world, acknowledged slave labor in its food chain. thai union, owner of chicken of the sea, john west, said it stopped using the suppliers that received fish from indonesia. but the question of direct compensation or reparation still remains. >> the issue of compensation needs to be addressed. and not just compensation in terms of lost wages, but compensation in terms of justice. consumers and the international community have to accept some degree of responsibility. because the price we've been paying for those products has not reflected the true costs of that production. it hasn't taken into account the fact that people have been exploited and abused, to get that seafood onto the shelves

among them was a firefighter paramedic who used a special tool to remove a window. he was lowered inside the train car by a rope. they used a thermal imager to see if any passengers were still trapped inside. >> worst-case, i could have slipped out the real car or fallen into the creek. >> it was muddy and windows were broken. some seats were moved around. the crawled over that stuff. >> the rescuers are still amazed that the passenger survived. as for the recognition for what they did, they say they were just doing their jobs. >>> a former nevada firefighter is battling to keep his job after he was fired for alleged marijuana use. the marin independent journal reports supervisors ordered kirt lewis to take a drug test after a captain smelled marijuana outside his dorm room at the fire station last august. lewis, a 12 year veteran, reportedly failed the test and was terminated. he claims he was never told he was under investigation and did not have union representative present. last week a judge refused to reinstate him but found the fire department probably violate

michelle: drivers who use the 408 will be impacted by the i-4 ultimate project. a temporary ramp will take its blocks away off of division street. teeing off for the first day of the arnold palmer invitational. matt avery is the two-time defending champion of this tournament. the first competitors will tee off at 7:35 this morning. sunrise continues with traffic and weather on the st. patrick' s b michelle: we are getting another check of our traffic and weather. start us off. it is just michelle and the boys. >> it is foggy out there. dave: 67 degrees in melbourne and you can see any. visibility is down to a quarter of a mile. temperatures climbing up into the 80' s. there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms. >> let' s be prepared to have the windshield wipers on. opd is on scene for that one is a good alternate to get we have orange avenue atlanta street blocking, obt is the alternate. jason: coming up, we are turning things over to the today show. michelle: local coverage continues right now when brett joins me on cw18. brett: a major pet expo in town. mo

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we can expect this one to work but the next light has a good chance . >>> starting monday drivers who use a stretch of garland avenue to get to and from work will have to find another route. that is when garland avenue from colonial drive to just before orange avenue will be closed for more than here. it is all part of the i-4 ultimate project for crews will build bridges and the on-ramp from colonial drive to the new and improved i-4. >> a critical point to make state road 50 better, flow better and work and start with easing congestion. >> it takes patients. if you normally take early northbound you can take magnolia avenue instead. if you normally take garland south you can take orange avenue to get around this construction. get updates on that project right on our website, wftv.com. >>> a collaboration of nonprofits hopes to fill the citrus bowl with homeless people and change their lives on easter sunday. the group is hosting an event called he got up. organizers are working now to invite the homeless who are living in motels, cars, camps in the woods. during the event they will offe

i want to thank the advocates who worked with us and provided a lot of information who have also been very active at the state level including the california work and family coalition, the league aid society employment law center, equal rights advocates and the opportunity institute, i also want to thank ted e began and his staff at the office of economic analysis for their report issued today and i'll have some questions and comments about that report. so, colleagues, and finally i want to thank andre's power in my office for doing an enormous amount of work to move this forward. so, colleagues, if there are no comments or questions, i would -- i see supervisor yee is on the roster. >> supervisor yee? >> thank you, i want to thank supervisor wiener for bringing this issue up, as you know, as he mentioned, california is one of the few states that does anything and even what it does is not adequate, i know that i've been part of a group for several decades now trying to one way or another get the federal government to provide for this parental paid leave. it's something that, you know,

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