Monday. John roberts, great to be back after a few days not being able to talk. Gillian and glad to be back with you on the new set, its awesome. This is america reports, the desperate search for survivors is continuing across maui. John Recovery Teams with cadaver dogs going building to building with the 1,000 that remain unaccounted for. Gillian survivors reporting Warning Sirens never went off and crews say hydrants had no water pressure. No idea what was going on, no siren, nothing. My son was like oh, mom, is this it . What do you tell your kids . Right now the government is letting us down, so its really important that all the people of maui stick together, Come Together And Support One another at this crazy time. Some of my friends are saying you know who is missing, so and so, so and so, so and so, and thats when it clicks in my head a bit. We will build back together, find out what we could have done to prevent such loss of life. John max gordon live on the scene, are official
But john, as yet, no arrests as far as we are aware have been made. john: we ll see if karen bass makes good on her vow. jonathan, thank you. gillian. gillian: violent crime and street drugs have workers in san francisco worried about safety. it s so bad that officials are saying at the nancy pelosi building it s safer to stay home and work from there. leo terrell, a fox news contributor. leo, they are calling it now the san francisco doom loop. take a look at this, outtake from a government memo by the san francisco chronicle, this is from the officials there in light of the conditions at the federal building, we recommend employees maximize the use of telework for the foreseeable future, work from home. this recommendation should be extended to all region 9 employees, including those not currently utilizing telework
The California Legislature is well into its 2021 Legislative session and February 19 was the last day to introduce new bills. Below is a sampling of some wage and hour bills that.
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