This is National Works Zone Awareness Week.

I'm a victim of being ran over by a semi-while flagging.

The person wasn't paying attention, and they hit me with their vehicle.

I've seen an accident where we were the first people to walk up, and that picture will never leave my mind.

I've seen the people get hit before.

It's been horrible.

Construction zones on roadways and bridges are more than just cones and equipment.

They're the workplace for thousands of dedicated union laborers. Everybody has a family that they need to get back home to, so please just pay attention to us out here while we're working. We all have family, and I know it's a pain in the ass. We're trying to make the roads better for y'all. We're doing this for everyone. We're hardworking Hoosiers, just like you, and we all want to make it home safely. People would just take a couple seconds to pay attention. Be aware where we're at, where the cone zones are at. We're all in this together, and we're all just trying to be safe. This is Brian Short, business manager for the Indiana Labor's District Council. Everyone deserves a safe place to work. Do your part in the cone zone. Slow down,

save a life. We're all in this together. A message from Labor's International Union of North

America and affiliated locals. At least 11 scientists have died or have gone missing. And now

you've got the House Oversight Committee investigation with briefings requested from the DOD, the FBI, Energy, and NASA,

and they say that this is too coincidental not to be a major concern.

Well, what's going on in Iran has to do with nuclear capabilities, and the United States not wanting Iran to have a nuclear weapon.

We are the obvious leader in nuclear technology.

These people that have either died or are missing now, these were the leaders in the research

in helping to ensure that we stay the leader in nuclear technology. So that's why it's a concern.

Every country wants to have our type of nuclear knowledge and our nuclear intellectual properties.

But for whatever reason, we're seeing these mysterious cases of incidents with our nuclear scientists, and it's concerning.

If it were, as you said, three or four, maybe it's a coincidence, but with 11, and the way they've all, you know, had different instances of death by shooting, missing, just mysterious illnesses.

This is a concern, and we're taking it very seriously.

Even if there is no grand conspiracy, the fact that we can't tell if this is a conspiracy or not is part of the problem.

When you're grouping them all together, you have to determine, okay, are they all in one group?

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