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My life. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom angry and emotional over the latest mass shooting in his state. this morning, another senseless shooting and a tragic loss of life. investigators tell us there are two crime scenes here, but it's unclear if the suspected opened fire in two separate locations or if the victims went from one building to another. we know he worked here for over a decade. what's unclear is why he snapped. willie? >> nine hard-working people on a shift change at a light rail yard killed yesterday. nbc's miguel almaguer in san jose. thanks so much. still ahead on "mornin...

Posted: Apr 29, 2021 3:11 PM AT | Last Updated: April 29 Tim Manuel was one of 15 people to take the male supervisor training pilot program, Leadership for Today's World, in January 2021.(Submitted by Tim Manuel) A program from YWCA Halifax is aiming to create more inclusive workplaces for women in skilled trades by training the people who can have a large impact — male supervisors. Fewer than five per cent of electricians, carpenters and automotive technicians are women but Miia Suokonautio, executive director of YWCA Halifax, says she hopes that will change.  "Male supervisors have...

Heroes on the half shell: New Haven filmmaker at work on oystering documentary FacebookTwitterEmail New Haven filmmaker Steve HammPhoto by Dan Hamm / Contributed As someone with a strong interest in environmentalism, Steve Hamm is fascinated by oysters and the whole business of oystering. Hamm, 69, of New Haven, is a documentary filmmaker who first became drawn to Connecticut’s oystering industry while making a film about Connecticut’s Mill River. During that project, Hamm interviewed Norwalk-based oyster farmer Norm Bloom and watched crews at work. “It was just fascinating,” Hamm sai...

Heroes on the half shell: New Haven filmmaker at work on oystering documentary FacebookTwitterEmail New Haven filmmaker Steve HammPhoto by Dan Hamm / Contributed As someone with a strong interest in environmentalism, Steve Hamm is fascinated by oysters and the whole business of oystering. Hamm, 69, of New Haven, is a documentary filmmaker who first became drawn to Connecticut’s oystering industry while making a film about Connecticut’s Mill River. During that project, Hamm interviewed Norwalk-based oyster farmer Norm Bloom and watched crews at work. “It was just fascinating,” Hamm sai...

ANIMAL WATCH-The stern face of a Pit Bull adorns the Best Friends’ Animal Society’s Facebook  announcement, “Together, We Made LA a No-Kill City,” but there is no mention of Los Angeles Animal Services nor General Manager Brenda Barnette as part of this accomplishment. Was this an oversight?  Barnette is retiring as General Manager of LAAS after a decade of  brutal attacks by Pit Bulls and other dogs with known-aggressive behavior on innocent and unsuspecting victims—adopters, visitors, and employees at Los Angeles City animal shelters. These are dogs Barnette has made availa...