and this is cal osha on site needed a copy of our stop work notice. >> inand ektor says cal osha is on site and arrived within the past four, we expect the body of the 37-year-old still unidentified kor pen ter will be recovered. i've been talking with police and they will not comment and say they that it is up to the city's building inspector to speak for the city and you can imagine the police department are looking hard in this case. >> investigators recovered an unconscious woman from a burning apartment. crew arrived and found smoke and flames coming from a second floor unit at clayton creek. they pulled one woman from the unit. she's now in critical condition. >> when the victim was found she was not breathing and was transported to the hospital and cpr. >> they're investigating how this happened. this is the second major fire in the complex this month. one unit badly damaged january 6. >> a bizarre set of circumstances end ended with a death of a pedestrian this morning. it started with a routine traffic stop nearly two miles away. >> this accident happened here. the victim had

actually, cal osha classified the ground condition to be some of the most challenging they have ever seen in california. all of this resulted in time extensions that are thoroughly calculated. we are not in a position yet to have the full cost impacts, but when we do, we will keep you informed and come back to a request to increase cost contingency at that point. finally, we received a letter from bawsca dated december 7. they make six recommendations, and we are in the process of putting together a response. five minutes? commissioner moran: that is five minutes. >> ok, done. commissioner torres: what was the nature of the archeological site? >> we found human remains as well as material. i'm not sure exactly, but it was classified as a very protected- type site. we would have had to get a number of permits to be able to entrench. >> -- commissioner torres: no indication of the age of the site? >> i'm sure there was, but i do not have that data. commissioner torres: could you get back to me when you get it? >> i can do that. commissioner moran: the letter from bawsca -- the issues y

we had cal osha out here doing test weeks. >> cal-osha comes out because the state of california, unlike the city of new york or other places, in the state of california, cranes are inspected by the state, not the local jurisdiction. in the wake of the crane collapse in california in 1990, the board of supervisors passed legislation which is now still in it regulations in the building code that requires crane safety programs to make sure that the building department is collecting all the information, but we reply. we rely on kali should do the actual infection. what did they do for an inspection? >> they bring about 20,000 pounds of test weights and check all the weight limits and wells and electronics and connections and the limits. they do everything. >> is there somebody up there right now? >> there is thomas in the cab. >> can you get him on the radio and have him we've to us. -- and have him wave to us. there is a job. >> there is no bathroom. we will not discuss that. >> the safety rules say there have to be some provision. >> there is a provision. >> don't stand under. >> we have

cal/osha arrived here. it's investigating.lice and cal/osha could recommend that charges be filed. we're live in milpitas, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there's a new twiss in the domestic violence case of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. according to "the chronicle" ross mirkarimi kept his wife "isolated" for 18 hours after the alleged abuse on new year's eve. they say it was to keep lopez from talking to police. prosecutors told "the chronic le" this. both mirkarimi and his wife deny there was any domestic violence. >>> san francisco police need the public's help to find a woman who may have been kidnapped. police received a report on saturday afternoon that two men peat a woman and forced her -- beat a woman and forced her into a car. it happened on courtland avenue. police searched the area but did not find the woman nor the men. the woman was between 18 and 22 years old and was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. >>> 7:31. another occupy oakland demonstration is planned for monday. now the city has a new plan

cal osha expects to have results of the investigation in about four to six months. reporting live here in milpitas, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it is 6:05. a former bay area journalist has become the latest captive of somali pirates. michael scott moore was reportedly abducted over the weekend. moore was traveling in central somalia researching a book on pirates. his captors threatened to kill him if the ransom is not paid. 6:06. voting is under way in florida this morning. more than half a million florida voters cast their ballots early and exit polls show mitt romney leading 2-1. most polls show romney with a double digit lead. romney bombarded florida with mostly negative ads leading up to today's election. >> he has been trying to go after me for one thing or the other. you watch it and shake your head. it has been painfully revealing. >> we'll beat money power with people power. we are going to go all the way to the convention. >> republican leaders worry about electability and who can win in november. a gallup poll has romney tied with president obama i

cal osha is investigating. they don't expect to have results from the investigation for four to six months. reporting live in milpitas, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> san francisco police need your help solving a possible kidnapping. police received calls that a woman was attacked and forced into a maroon land rover near bay shore saturday around 3:15. the suspects, two men, the woman is unidentified but wearing a red hoody. any one with information is asked to call san francisco police. >> berkeley police are offering a $17,000 reward for information leading to the arrest in the city's first homicide of the year. kenneth warren was shot to death thursday night on shattuck avenue. it was not a random shooting. >> homeless activists racing a red flag about banning camping. the board will meet to talk about the ban in the castro district. the proposal would prohibit pitching tents without a permit. they say it targets the homeless and is unnecessary because of existing law. >> mayor kwan is pulling out all of

cal-osha says a 12-foot-deep ditch caved in. >>> a salami plant in south san francisco has agreed to pay a penalty and over haul it's refrigeration system after an ammonia leak. several people were sickened after a pipe burst in 2009. they will spend about $6 million converting the system to a safer technology. >>> an oakland teen accused of killing his adoptive parents will be arraigned today. 15-year-old moses common is expected to be tried as an adult in the deaths of 50-year- old susan and 55-year-old robert common. the two one found dead in a car outside their lake merritt home on friday. >>> demolition of the old bay bridge may take longer than expected. what's behind the new delay. >> some people watch the super bowl for the game. some watch for the commercials. we get a sneak peek at some of the best ads just released. >>> caltrans is calling it a monumental day inside devil's slide tunnel. coming up we'll show you what happened inside today and when you can expect to start driving through it. and talking about a sticky mess. 43,000 pounds mess that snarled traffic in the val

is illegal to continue with the work and can be subject to the fine and penalty and thinks also cal/osha on site. >> 5800 square foot home is being built at the site. accident happened in a trench dug for the home foundation. >> pg&e is checking to make sure no gas is leaking following a car accident tonight at san pablo. car veered into an apartment complex on el portal drive before 9 tonight knocking out a gas meter attached to 4 apartment units. rae pairs can not be made until authorities are sure the building is structural sound. nobody injured. >> 22,000 hospital workers making final preparation tonight for what could be the largest one day striking ever against kaiser permanente. walk out scheduled for tomorrow is the result of contract dispute with kaiser mental health and optical employee but nurses in another union have also agreed to walk out in solidarity. similar but smaller one day strike took place last september. kaiser officials say they have replacement workers ready and they have pledged that all hospital facilities will remain open during the walk out. >>> public healt

it's possible cal osha will also fine them. nbc bay area news. >> why did he do it? that's what the family is asking after learning their 15-year-old son confessed to killing them. was violent video games or time spent at an occupy oakland event? they appeared to be loving parents. live from oakland with a very sad story, cheryl? >> reporter: this story is unbelievable for a lot of people. a clinical psychologist and a doctor's assistant adopted a son and police are saying he killed his parents. one family member said he is looking for answers. >> he is right there. >> he points to a picture of his brother and brother's wife. the couple was found dead in their car in front of their home on friday. the prime suspect in the killing, there 15-year-old son. >> they got him when he was 6 and he was in foster homes and he escaped from his original parents when he was about as young as three years old. >> his brother's adopted son was troubled. he noticed the change in the child he called sensitive and creative who then started playing violent video games. he said he felt s

cal osha is investigating, their investigation will take anywhere from 4 to 6 months. here in milpitas, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> a bay area teacher critic -- rather a bay area theater critic is being held hostage by pirates in somalia threatening to kill michael scott moore unless a ransom is paid but it's not clear how much money they want. the former sf weekly writer was allegedly taken over the weekend. he's in the country researching a book on somali pirates. >>> a 15-year-old oakland boy will answer to charges of killing his parents. officers say the boy confessed to strangling his adoptive parents and hide their bodies in the home. the 55-year-old and 50-year-old adopted the boy about nine years ago. the boy is being charged as an adult. >>> in south bay a college student accused of walking into a san jose state university dorm attacking four women will make his first court appearance today. the 21-year-old escobar is accused of entering the unlocked dorm rooms and groping sleeping students. escobar is a junior and noose previous arrest record at that u

is illegal to continue with the work and can be subject to the fine and penalty and thinks also cal/osha on site. >> 5800 square foot home is being built at the site. accident happened in a trench dug for the home foundation. >> pg&e is checking to make sure no gas is leaking following a car accident tonight at san pablo. car veered into an apartment complex on el portal drive before 9 tonight knocking out a gas meter attached to 4 apartment units. rae pairs can not be made until authorities are sure the building is structural sound. nobody injured. >> 22,000 hospital workers making final preparation tonight for what could be the largest one day striking ever against kaiser permanente. walk out scheduled for tomorrow is the result of contract dispute with kaiser mental health and optical employee but nurses in another union have also agreed to walk out in solidarity. similar but smaller one day strike took place last september. kaiser officials say they have replacement workers ready and they have pledged that all hospital facilities will remain open during the walk out. >>> public healt

they are now investigating and he could face fines and potential police and cal osha could recommend that charges be filed. ktvu channel 2 news tara moriarty. >>> thousands of employees are due to walk off the job for a one day strike. 4,000 members of healthcare workers will be out on the picket lines and they will be joined with the union. they say the main reason for the strike is to help patients get better care more quickly. >> it is heartbreaking to hear the stories from the people who are providing care how patients wants to get mental healthcare and keizer are calling it time after time. >> they say this strike is about salary and benefits and they have been waiting to hear from the workers on its proposal for six months. >>> a new twist in the case of sheriff ross mirkarimi. prosecutors said he kept also wife quote isolated in their home after the alleged abuse on new year's eve. they say it was to keep eliana lopez from talking but she went to a neighbor's house when sheriff ross mirkarimi got into the shower. both deny there was any domestic violence. police are asking for

and this is also cal osha on site they need a copy of the stop work notice. >> there is another fire truck going in now. and i asked that city official if police were investigating this as a crime nal case. he would not speculate. police say the chief building inspect jor authorized to talk with reporters for now. >> thank you. >> a woman is in critical condition after being rescued from her burning apartment. firefighters found her not breathing this afternoon inside of the clayton creek apartments. paramedics rushed her to the hospital. an investigation into the cause of the fire is underway. this is the second major fire this month. and the city of walnut creek is both a blessing and a curse. several fights over the weekend. and alan wong is live tonight. you just heard from officials about all of this oo. that is right. this has been a growing problem in walnut creek. the mayor, city manager and police chief addressed this explosion of bar fights over the weekend. now, nine people were arrested in a series of outbreaks. first happened in a city parking garage on locust street. tw

cal osha and police are on the scene right now. >> and authorities are investigating a fatal pedestrian accident near oakland international airport. this occurred shortly after 6:00 this morning on doolittle drive. four people were walking on the side of the road. a member of the group was hit from behind by a car coming from alameda. >> there is a few feet ahead. he had bad knees and was walking slow. he was walking faster than he was. and then, i heard someone yell and then, i seen the guy pull up behind us and crack a windshield saying he hit someone back there. we ran back and i found them in the dirt in, the ditch back there. >> and he says his friends died seconds after he reached him. the four people were walking from alameda to oakland after police impounded their vehicle following a traffic stop. police say they twice offered to call a cab but they declined. >> and friends, family and co-workers of a couple killed by their son are using same words tonight to describe the couple today. self legs and caring. vic lee is live with the story. vic? >> this is the cup yaels home, bodi

they are investigating and both police and cal osha could recommend criminal charges be filed in thisa moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> investigation is happening now after a park ranger tasered a man walking his two small dogs off the leash. now that area is part of the golden gate recreational area and they require leashes for dogs. they gave a false name to a park ranger and when he trade to walk away he tasered him in the back. he was arrested on false information and having his dogs off the leash. a spokesperson said he was trying teach residents about the leash rule. >>> they will be closed because of a water-main break. it happened around noontime and that facility was on the boulevard and immediately closed for repairs. the building and all park restrooms should be back open again tomorrow morning. >>> walnut creek will meet tomorrow to discuss a number of fights in the downtown area. we showed you exclusive video one sunday morning and another weekend of drunken brawls. one man was severely beaten and we will discuss a crackdown that is set to begin this weekend. there will

issued, is illegal to continue with the work and can be subject to fine and penalty and this is also cal/osha on site and they have a cope of our stop work notice. >>reporter: i asked the city chief be official if the mr. mr. wrist investigating this as a criminal case. he said he could not speculate about that. and the police for now aren't saying. in milpitas, abc 7 news. >>> woman in critical condition tonight after crew rescued her from a burning apartment in concord. firefighters found her unconscious and not breathing this afternoon inside clayton creek apartment. paramedic perform cpr open her and rushed her to the hospital. investigation into the cause of the fire under way. now this is the second major fire at this very complex this mont month. one unit burned on january 6. one person was injured. >> bizarre set of circumstances ended with death of a pedestrians walking near the oakland airport early this morning started with traffic stop nearly 2 miles away. carolyn explains what happened. >> my friend. >>reporter: roberts lost his best friend of more than 20 years today. in a stran