. >>> así es mi estimado, me encuentro con erwin en otra temporada más. el tiempo pasó volando, pero pareciera que fue ayer que terminó la temporada, ahora tenemos una versión de los gigantes reforzada, cuéntame cómo tal equipo. >>> yo lo veo muy bien, la actitud de los jugadores es bastante positiva, la actitud es todo lo que los equipos quieren, pero tú lo vas a ver, es una actitud positiva. lo que pasó el año pasado, ya es borrón y cuenta nueva. >>> estamos viendo que tiene un nuevo rol del equipo, qué tan importantes para el equipo? >>> creo que es muy importante, porque habla español y se puede comunicar mejor. >>> muchas gracias, señores es lo que les tenemos en el espacio de arizona, volvemos con ustedes. >>> muchas gracias y salidos a erwin. aquí ten somos la casa oficial de los gigantes . cuando volvamos les tenemos más detalles. en antioch un anciano a punto de morir carbonizado pero la rpida accin de una joven evit una tragedia mayor... la explosin de un dispositivo dej a residentes de la baha totalmente alarmados y todo ocurri fr

. >> reporter: assembly woman jackie erwin was appalled to learn instead of fixing the security risk now the edd wants to wait for a complete overhaul of the system. a project to start after 2020. in the meantime it's been urging people to enroll in its online mail. >> it's hard not to laugh when the edd says it can't stop mailing documents like these from my recent maternity leave. keep in mind i'm enrolled in their online services and direct deposit, so i'm notified of payments in two places online where my social security is redacted. still, the edd says it can't stop, won't stop mailing these duplicate statements with my social security number clearly labeled. >> we went to the moon over 40 years ago. we got silicon valley right in our backyard and trying to redact social security numbers is not rocket science. they need to be able to get it done. >> reporter: catherine baker was among the people who demanded a fix >> that's where we have to step in. >> reporter: both she and erwin have meetings scheduled with the agency. meanwhile the postal inspector concerns more mail fraud co

erwin lives on thirty dollars a month he's originally from chicago but came to l.a. for the warm winters. they start have a temporary job so we could at least get day to labor you know right so we can have money to you know. things maybe try to get in touch with our families you know further north in hollywood summer has set up a camp on a side street the thirty three year old left utah to try her luck in california. now all she owns is a bicycle in a few other things she's been living on the streets for a year and a half. things that i've come. to time talk to. a lot of people are you know. i'm in prison and you know. a lot of people that live on the scene three drug users and. you know they're great people and you can really learn a lot from the inmates will think it can experience it. it's not it's not the safest and. summer was able to get by for a while with a waitressing job but when she lost it she had to move out of her apartment that's not an uncommon situation for many here l.a. is expensive an average seventy square meter apartment in hollywood costs over

it's called classical for commerce and the history of the policy and one of the points that doug erwin makes is that they are unstable for about a hundred years up until about 1980. if you go back and want to know where the industrial midwest was, in northwest ohio today to make automobiles in marysville big automobiles in marysville up the way from marysville and 18 a.d. it was the producer of steam locomotives much like in the wheat belt people grew crops in the financial services they were very important to trade in the beginning so there was a political geography so every trade agreement was essentially bipartisan and geographically specific so you are a senator from new york it doesn't matter whether democrats, patrick moynihan or democrat, trade was good for new york likewise south carolina you have strom thurmond and senators from south carolina because of the concentration of the payroll in the state of south carolina. now that all changed in three important ways. what happened is because of the information revolution all of a sudden the communication costs long-distance phone

erwin makes is that trade politics are 1880ishingly stable until or 1985, somewhere in there. the reason they were stable is because the benefits of trade were focused on key factor endowments that were closely tied to geography in the united states. you go back and know where the industrial midwest was in 1880, the industrial midwest was the industrial midwest, in northwest ohio, they make ohio today, and up the road there is a town and they were the leading producer of steam locomotives in america. that is what people did there, wheat belthe where people grew crops. in the financial services that were important to trade from the beginning -- there was a stable political geography reflecting factor endowments, so every agreement was voted on a bipartisan but geographically specific manner. if you are a senator from new york, didn't matter if you are democrat or republican, trade was good for new york so you are for trade. --ewise for south carolina because of the concentration on industries in their state of south carolina. that all changed, it changed in three important ways