provide booktv to viewers as a public service. good afternoon and thank you so much for joining us for this author talk. it is just one part at the atlanta history center is virtual martin luther king, jr. day annual virtual author. although this year there s a wealth of material and educational resources on dr. king available online due to the pandemic. i am virginia prescott come thrilled to be hosting this conversation with charles black and the reverend doctor otis moss, friends and colleagues of dr. king, and paul kendrick and the reverend stephen kendrick, here with us to talk about a little-known but extreme the consequential event in the life of dr. king as we will learn in the decades of american politics that followed. before the march from selma to montgomery, before the i have a dream speech in washington and before the letter from the birmingham jail, dr. king was sentenced to four months of hard labor by a dekalb county judge stint from a traffic violation. ni
he pays himself about $10 million a year. we, as employees, are invested. we are invested in our jobs. our patients and our communities that we serve. kaiser wants to replace our drivers using uber and other services. really create kaiser is a nonprofit organization that wants to start outsourcing our jobs, despite worker profits. behind these jobs are real families trying to sustain a decent standard of living here in san francisco. these represented jobs with united healthcare workers carries a sustainable living wage with quality benefits. i stand before you here today, urging you, the board of supervisors with the support of norman lee and a seven others, including the seven supervisors, to support this resolution and to stop kaiser from outsourcing these jobs before october 5th, 2018. thank you. thank you. next speaker. hi, my name is stefani. i m a respiratory care practitioner from kaiser santa rosa and i m a proud uh w. sciu member, union member. i m here to s
behind these jobs are real families trying to sustain a decent standard of living here in san francisco. these represented jobs with united healthcare workers carries a sustainable living wage with quality benefits. i stand before you here today, urging you, the board of supervisors with the support of norman lee and a seven others, including the seven supervisors, to support this resolution and to stop kaiser from outsourcing these jobs before october 5th, 2018. thank you. thank you. next speaker. hi, my name is stefani. i m a respiratory care practitioner from kaiser santa rosa and i m a proud uh w. sciu member, union member. i m here to support the resolution by supervisor yee to protect our workers from outsourcing. many of those workers are from this very city. kaiser is operating on a not-for-profit guys and receives substantial tax incentives for such. last quarter, they made close to 4 billion in profits and has $29 billion in reserve. kaiser is bypassing all the
these represented jobs with united healthcare workers carries a sustainable living wage with quality benefits. i stand before you here today, urging you, the board of supervisors with the support of norman lee and a seven others, including the seven supervisors, to support this resolution and to stop kaiser from outsourcing these jobs before october 5th, 2018. thank you. thank you. next speaker. hi, my name is stefani. i m a respiratory care practitioner from kaiser santa rosa and i m a proud uh w. sciu member, union member. i m here to support the resolution by supervisor yee to protect our workers from outsourcing. many of those workers are from this very city. kaiser is operating on a not-for-profit guys and receives substantial tax incentives for such. last quarter, they made close to 4 billion in profits and has $29 billion in reserve. kaiser is bypassing all the formal processes that are labor partnership to expedite this outsourcing, to companies like uber and lyft
in devastating wildfires. about 1,000 remain unaccounted for. damage to communication lines is making it difficult to locate people. large parts of maui have been totally devastated. have a look at these drone pictures from the historic coastal town of la haina. burnt out wreckage of so many homes there. the governor of hawaii, josh green, estimated that 80% of the town was gone in what he said was probably the us state s largest ever natural disaster. some properties have been left untouched by the flames whilst others just metres away have been completely destroyed. local people have been left sifting though the debris. they say there were no warning sirens to alert them as the flames moved towards their homes. authorities say, it will take many years and billions of dollars to repair the damage. this map gives you a better idea of where the fires have ripped through over the last few days. they are marked in orange. as we have said lahaina was worst hit with that s