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Port of Oakland

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Oct 13, 2026

David RieffGUEST
11:32
And he falls into a world, it was a very politicized time.
David RieffGUEST
11:38
And I think the first part of his real interest was the Spanish Civil War, was the Republican cause, and to some extent also the labor movement, because California, particularly Northern California, particularly the Port of Oakland, was a center for left-wing trade unionism in the 1930s.
David RieffGUEST
12:01
And this was sort of the- climate of the times.
David RieffGUEST
12:05
I think he f- partly just fell into a world in which political engagement was almost to be expected of people, of, you know, academics.
JimHOST
4:13
So for families moving from LA, uh, Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino, or San Diego, those ports will probably provide access to the international container shipping services that they need.
JimHOST
4:30
If you go farther north, the Port of Oakland serves the San Francisco Bay Area and provides another important connection to overseas destinations.
JimHOST
4:41
And then you can look at places like the Pacific Northwest, Seattle and Tacoma operating within the Northwest, uh, Seaport Alliance.
JimHOST
4:50
They're also considered major shipping gateways.
Karina NovaHOST
20:14
And why right now is such a hot time to go whale watching.
Larry BeilHOST
20:22
The Oakland Fire Department has a new fire boat to help protect the Port of Oakland, waterways, as well as neighboring cities.
Larry BeilHOST
20:28
This morning, Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee and the Fire Chief Damon Covington were among city officials taking part in festivities.
Larry BeilHOST
20:34
They officially christened the Beowulf, capable of pumping 5,000 gallons of water per minute, tripling prior marine firefighting capacity.
Mike JacobGUEST
43:53
But their driving investment incentive was not at the port, um, to dr- to grow their volume.
Mike JacobGUEST
44:02
So when I, I started doing this, worked at the Port of Oakland over, um, 20 years ago, and we were the fourth largest container port in the country.
Mike JacobGUEST
44:14
It was-
Patrick GallagherHOST
44:15
Just Oakland
speaker_1HOST
30:24
Casillas is the one who called police, but officers ended up arresting him instead for misdemeanor vandalism.
Karina Nova and Stephanie SierraHOST
30:32
All right, the Oakland Fire Department has a new fire boat to help protect the Port of Oakland, waterways, and neighboring cities.
Karina Nova and Stephanie SierraHOST
30:39
In the last
speaker_1HOST
30:40
hour, Mayor Robert Lee and Fire Chief Damon Covington were among city officials that took part in festivities to officially christen the Bay Wolf.
Abby MartinGUEST
38:02
It was the most beautiful day of my life because I saw the power of all of these people coming together, and I understood how it could be stopped.
speaker_13NARRATOR
38:10
Thousands of demonstrators shut down evening operations at the Port of Oakland.
speaker_13NARRATOR
38:14
The nearly five-hour-long protest at the port was part of a day-long general strike in the city.
speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:19
So this is basically saying, "Look, the people are in charge here.
RitaGUEST
13:35
did see over 500 with the city of Oakland as well, which was more than we expected.
RitaGUEST
13:41
But it really did, I can't explain enough or impress upon how that authentic way of doing things created a strategic partnership with our city of Oakland and the Port of Oakland.
RitaGUEST
13:56
I can't even imagine, I'm sure.
RitaGUEST
13:58
Because we're
Tessa MockCORRESPONDENT
3:48
When 580 was built in the early 1960s, the restriction carried over, keeping big rigs off an almost nine-mile stretch from Grand Avenue in Oakland to the border of San Leandro.
Tessa MockCORRESPONDENT
4:00
Meanwhile, just a few miles away, 880 had become a critical artery in the country's freight system, connecting the Port of Oakland to the rest of California.
Tessa MockCORRESPONDENT
4:09
Today, the freeway funnels more than 10,000 trucks a day through Oakland's flatlands, adding pollution to communities that already deal with histories of poverty, redlining, and heavy industries.
Tessa MockCORRESPONDENT
4:22
According to ABC7's 2021 Equity Report, people living within 10 miles of 880 face twice the cancer risk on average of those living the same distance from 580.
Tessa MockCORRESPONDENT
2:50
When 580 was built in the early 1960s, the restriction carried over, keeping big rigs off an almost nine-mile stretch from Grand Avenue in Oakland to the border of San Leandro.
Tessa MockCORRESPONDENT
3:02
Meanwhile, just a few miles away, 880 had become a critical artery in the country's freight system, connecting the Port of Oakland to the rest of California.
Tessa MockCORRESPONDENT
3:11
Today, the freeway funnels more than 10,000 trucks a day through Oakland's flatlands, adding pollution to communities that already deal with histories of poverty, redlining, and heavy industries.
Tessa MockCORRESPONDENT
3:24
According to ABC7's 2021 Equity Report, people living within 10 miles of 880 face twice the cancer risk on average of those living the same distance from 580.
Dan PriestleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:09
We can fit about twenty thousand ocean containers, I think we figured out, in this facility.
Lars MoravySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:12
For, you know, I live in Oakland, for reference for anyone who doesn't count, that's about how many shipping containers go through the Port of Oakland every day.
Lars MoravySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:19
So it's a big place.
Dan PriestleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:20
Big, big space.

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