cal osha said he fell 15 feet to his death. the investigation continues. >>> a developing story out of southern california right now. kidnapped and held captive for ten years and tonight a 25-year-old woman is free. the unidentified victim says the suspect drugged her and locked her up in his graunl when waez 15. over the last ten years, garcia used physical and emotional abuse from prevent the victim from leaving. she was also forced into marriage and had a baby. recently the victim was able to find her sister on facebook and then gained the courage to contact police. >>> not in our neighborhood. a south bay judge has decided to release say serial rapist known as the pillowcase harapist. here today the judge decided he will go to southern california. nbc bay area's damion tra true here here yoe in the courtroom. >> reporter: the judge rule thad actually a few weeks ago that hurry hubbard would be going to southern california, palmdale. today's hearing was for those who might be opposed to that decision to voice their legal con

the lawyer for osha asked me what i thought we learned.e byrne case file in one hand and dawn brancheau in the other. and they're almost to the day 20 years apart. i'm looking at these two things. my only answer is nothing. in fact, it's not a damn thing. we have not learned a damn thing for something like that to happen 20 years apart. my dad worked as a short order cook. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? well, what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test by now. now you could have done it twice. this is awkward. check your speed. see how fast your

san jose police guarded the scene until cal osha investigators arrived.hey say around noon the man who was unloading sheet rock fell from either a building or forklift crane. >> we don't have a lot of other information other than that. in fact i don't know who the employer is. >> investigators say the man fell from a height of about three stories. now they're working to determine what if any safe measures were in place. >> were talking about multiple stories, there should be fall protection for employees. >> cal osha spokesman peter milne says construction work is inherently dangerous. even a shortfall can be deadly, which was the case yesterday in san mateo. investigators now say 54-year- old allies barrel landed headfirst from a 9-foot fall, not 15 feet as initially reported. >> we treat every accident has its own accident, we go there, we interview people, we look at what happened, we and review the employers injury and illness prevention program. >> meanwhile at the san jose accident site the developer declined comment. on the company's website it sho

osha will not confirm that that is the cause of it. officials are saying is these clamps can get hairline fractures not seen to the human eye. this morning one of the family members were on and said they saw people throw those clamps into the box. >> osha investigating. why isn't there a backup clamp, at least a backup? i'm sure osha will -- jean casarez, many thanks. >>> this news just into cnn, excessive cargo loading is what caused that ferry to sink in south korea. a local prosecutor there says the ferry was carrying nearly 2.5 times more than the maximum cargo weight on the day of the accident. 35 people are still missing after that disaster. more than 250 bodies, most of them high school students, have been recovered. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" after a break. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce sympto

cal-osha haven't released the name of the man who died today. investigators are trying to determine who his employer was. there are often times subcontractors. live in san jose. >>> change your passwords is the message for ebay users. we told you this morning about a security breach. hackers compromised a data bay. executives say there is no evidence of uns thered activity or -- unauthorized activity or credit card information was stolen. they stole employee log ins that allowed them to access the network. it happened between february and march and there is no indication the payment service paypal was involved. >>> california woman's plea on facebook may have helped ended a decade of sexual abuse. this man, isidro garcia was arrested yesterday. he is accused of kidnapping and raping a minor while holding her hostage and 9 years. he was a live in boyfriend of the girl's mother. he abducted her in 2004. he held her in a garage in compton and then when she was 18 he forced her to marry him. he was arrested after the victim got in touch with her sis

cal osha has issued a heat visit are you -- advisory. they are expected to be 10 to 15 degrees above normal and they need to make sure workers have water and shaded areas and an illness prevention plan. with so many people in the bay area cranking up their air conditioning, knock out power is expected and also an under -- under ground and in san francisco's ocean beach, it was packed yes yesterday and so wear your sun screen and some lighter clothing. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now, anger frustration up and down the coast and airports. >> i am trying to take care of this. .. >> he is not happy, pam. >>> at 5:30 the major glitch that stranded passengers for hours and how it is looking this morning. >>> and levi stadium, they it will be stretched to something you never forget. >>> highway 4 is getting slower as you drive up to the willow pass grade and we will tell you more. >>> we had some record highs and i was supposed to move this graphic and this will be a real tees. i will show it to you and the forecast toda

came osha is investigating -- cal/osha is investigating. >>> members of the bay area bay area's disabledmmunity is speaking out for disability action day. they boarded a bus outside of an independent living center about 7:00 and took off for a rallien on the west lawn of the state capitol around 9:00. they are gathered for the 11th annual event. they are hoping lawmakers and business owners are listening. >> hire more people with disabilities and be patient with us. >> right. >> a lot of times i have found that they don't want to take the time to be patient. and they let us go too soon. >> in addition to work opportunities, the group is calling for improvement to in- home services and better community access for those with disabilities. push >>> well, we have been talking about cooler temperatures all week long for most of the bay area. the weather pattern beginning to change. we'll warm things up for the weekend. a live look at mt. diablo. the hills are drying up rapidly. the warming trend, that process will continue over the next few days over the next few weeks. as you can see on live

have a good idea of what failed. >> reporter: osha, the occupational safety and health administration, is helping providence public safety commissioners investigate. tracy potts, nbc news, washington. >>> investigators say they have pretty good description of the man who broke into an elderly couple's sunnyvale home and robbed them at gun point. she said the man sat on her front porch for a while before knocking on the door the day before. he appeared frantic and couldn't understand them, so she apologized and shut the door. the next day the man broke into the house and robbed the couple. >> think about your mother. would you like someone to treat your mother and father, what you did to us? he took from us things that meant a lot to us that we can never replace. >> the man took her purse, all her jewelry from a case in the bedroom, snatched a necklace off her neck and rings right off her fingers. he also took a watch her husband was wearing. here's a description of the man. he's hispanic with a full trimmed beard, between 35, 40 years old, about 5'7", last seen wearing a green t-shirt

the lawyer for osha asked me what i thought we learned.eltie byrne case file in one hand and dawn brancheau in the other. and they're almost to the day 20 years apart. i'm looking at these two things. my only answer is nothing. in fact, it's not a damn thing. we have not learned a damn thing for something like that to happen 20 years apart. avo: waves don't care what age you are. take them on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day men's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. it's the trusted resource. and now, kbb.com has a whole new way to help you decide on your next new car by showing you what really matters. use 5-year cost to own to compare the long term cost of maintenance, insurance and gas. read reviews. woman: gas milage is awesome. from actual owners and kelley blue book experts. and get the full picture on what it's like to own the cars you're considering kbb.com >>> could you tell if this was an accident or -- >> did this female trainer work with this whale on

just last month cal osha fined bart $210,000 for the incident alleging it violated long established safety rules. >>> a lawsuit has been filed against fedex. ten people were killed when a fedex truck crossed the center median north of sacramento and hit a charter bus filled with high school students from the l.a. area. the family of one of the students that died filed the latest lawsuit. fedex is facing two other lawsuits in connection with the crash. >>> some airline travelers may feel uneasy after a new study about germs on planes. they examined how long potentially deadly bacteria can survive in a airplane cabin. doctors recommend using alcohol based sanitizers on your hands to reduce the risk of infections. >>> chicago is inviting george lucas to build his art and hollywood memorabilia. but they still want to bring his collection along a bay area waterfront. the two are dualing after they rejected lucas' plan to build at christie field. lucas is expected to make a decision before the end of the summer. >>> down to the wire on american idol. and tonight the season 13 winner will be crow

right now, cal osha investigators are trying to determine how that man fell. so far, no word on his identity jazz new information tonight a store ray we've been following since last night. within just the past hour, we have been told that the briman college campus in san jose will ray open tomorrow. the school abruptly shut down yesterday after eviction notices were posted. today, ktvu learned the school employed $83 -- $83,000 in back rent. the school tells us the issue has now been resolved and it is notifying students that classes will be in session as of tomorrow jazz when people think about san francisco, china town, alcatraz, lombard street probably comes to mind. now lombard is going to be shut down for part of the summer. ktvu's paul chambers with why the crookedest street in the world is being closed for how long. paul. >> reporter: perfect camp 8 right here. that is a major safety concern by people in this area. they say it happens at all hours of the day. cars trying to come down, but people congregating to pick pictures. that's why for nine days it

in october osha cited the circus and the venue for violations.sha tells cnn they require that a competent person selected by the employer must recognize potential hazards and make corrections before every performance. a circus spokesman says that was done. >> we have an entire safety crew that's dedicated to travel iingo all our units to make sure steps are taken. all our equipment is inspected every time. >> reporter: one of the things osha will look at in this investigation is whether there should be more. osha says, we will provide a safe workplace for all americans. if it involves more regulations, that is important. after canceling all the remaining rhode island performances, the circus will move on to hartford, connecticut, may 8th. none of the performances will include the hair hang act. >> thank you for that update. >>> the clippers play game one against the thunder in oklahoma city and they win big. they call that a statement game when you do that. andy shultz joining us with the highlights. the word statement meaning a lot more because

according to a cal osha spokesman, the man was unloading sheet rock and fell three stories. yesterday a worker died in a fall, falling 15 feet. cal osha investigating these incidents. >> police arrested a man of kidnapping a woman in southern california, holding her captive ten years. he is charged with suspicion of kidnapping to rape, lewd acts with a minor and false imprisonment. the victim was 15 when she disappeared in santa ana. she was dating garcia at the time. police say he assaulted her mother, locked her in a garage and used abuse to prevent him from leaving. they had a child together in 2012. the woman is now 25, she contacted police after finding her sister on facebook. >> threatening skies in colorado. four tornadoes have touched down including one forced a denver international airport to ground flights and evacuate gates for short time this afternoon. at this point, no reports of any damage. >> the same storm system pounded the region with marble sized hail and heavy rain. there were reports of major street flooding with winds up to 60 miles per hour. >> a man

the lawyer for osha asked me what i thought we learned.n the courtroom and i've got the keltie byrne case file in one hand and dawn brancheau in the other. and they're almost to the day 20 years apart. i'm looking at these two things. my only answer is nothing. in fact, it's not a damn thing. we have not learned a damn thing for something like that to happen 20 years apart. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in

cal/osha is warning employers today to protect workers who will be outside.e that they will be safe. health officials have stressed that heat-related illnesses can be avoided if people take the proper precautions. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> and the heat advisory still in effect today until 8:00 in the evening. that's when the sea breeze should kick in. but yeah, clear skies to start all the way to the coastline, these temperatures very mild to begin with, 60s already. by the afternoon 100s in the valleys, 96 san jose, 94 could be a record in oakland and 93 a possible record into san francisco. by tomorrow, we start to cool down maybe some patchy fog returns to the coastline. expecting a whole lot of fog as we head in toward friday and this weekend should be much cooler and back to normal. >>> we're not even at quite 7:00 yet and we already have a number of problems already on the roads including in san jose on the guadalupe parkway good. northbound 87 two lanes may be blocked approaching almaden so watch out for a traffic jam approaching curtner. highway 4 a

osha is investigating this. they are trying to figure out whether any workplace safety violations played a part. >> a small plane rips through the roof of a house the pilot walking away with minor injuries. the single engine plane was carrying an advertising banner when it plunged upside down into the roof. >> my son goes oh my god then he heard the crash. we walked out of the street and saw the smoke coming out of the house. >> the pilot a veteran pilot and firefighter. no word yet what led to the crash. >>> the three daredevil gabase dumpers saw jumping off the world trade center will be in court. they are charged with burglary and trespassing. this as the death defying stunt surfaces. >> 3, 2, 1. >> scary stuff. the lawyer for the jumpers wants the charge reduced claiming that his clients did a service by pointing out poor security at the site. >> now allowed in government meetings in a tight 5-4 decision the court rules prayers are ceremonial and part of the country's tradition. elena kagan calls it governme

osha, the occupational safety and health administration is investigating what caused the collapse. >>the next 24 hours, i believe that with the help of osha, the state and local officials, we'll have a good idea of what failed. >> shows were canceled for the rest of the day out of respect for the performers and their fellow performers who witnessed this near-death experience. >> the circus got clearance to go on with the show today without the aerial act. according to the website this morning, the performance is still can cred, the evening one on scheduled. the circus is flying the families of the injured in. >> a veteran stunt pilot was killed when his vintage by plane crashed sunday at travis air force base in northern california. no spect taters were hurt. that claimed the life of the 77-year-old pilot. it went down in an open field away from the crowd performing a stunt called cutting a ribbon, requires the plane hugging the ground. that's when it went down. >> a military court in congo will deliver a verdict in a mass rape case, dozens of soldiers accused of raping women and girl

only made changes after dawn brancheau's death outraged the public. >> osha doesn't want the trainers the water without a physical barrier between them and the whales. >> being in close proximity with these top predators is too dangerous. >> they won't be getting in the water and riding on whales, things like that? >> if you were in a bathtub for 25 years, don't you think you would get a little irritated, aggravated, maybe a little psychotic? >> the situation with dawn brancheau didn't just happen. it's not a singular event. you have to go back over 20 years to understand this. >> it was a really exciting thing to do until everybody wanted to do it. >> what were they telling you you were going to do? >> capture orcas. >> they had aircraft, spotters, speedboats, they had bombs they were throwing in the water. they were lighting their bombs with torches in their boats and were throwing them as fast as they could to herd the whales into coves. but the orcas had been caught before, and they knew what was going on, and they knew their young ones would be taken from them so the adults witho

cal-osha will be making the rounds in the next couple weeks to prevent any more deadly accidents. just last week a man fell 9 feet to his death, right on his head working on this housing development right where the old bay meadows race track used to be. the very next day a man plummeted three stories and died at another residential building project. this one in east san jose. cal-osha is still investigating both accidents. >>> the cash scavengers are looking for green in the south bay this time. the mystery money dropper had people clamoring for clues. tonight a few have a little more cash in their pockets and a lot of them have the question, who is really behind the hidden cash. you didn't have that far to go, did you? >> reporter: i certainly didn't. just a few paces. but i can tell you people are still out here in our parking lot and combing our bushes for envelopes like this. but this envelope was found right here on this bush by our own employee. and inside is $120 cash. >> some are green or black or even purple. they grow in your garden. go to trash, find the cash. >> report

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cal osha for the occupational safety and health have issued their first heat advisory of the year. temperatures are 25 degrees above normal. they are trieding 'emergency heat plan. with many people in the bay area to a with the heat, after an outage, they knocked out power to many in north oakland and they cut off power to nearly 1,300 customers before the problem was fixed. some people were seeking relief by observe end beach but they are looking for a major glitch in southern california. >> lax? >> now this was the scene at lax yesterday and the computer problem grounded flights in and out of airport in the los angeles area for more than 90 minutes. they were flying and they found plenty of other people who were stuck at the bay area. >> they got de-- delayed. oh, we are finally boarding now. >> the bay area's three areas are not reporting any delays but travelers are still urged to call their airline. >>> new this morning, 2 people were hurt at a frail jail to collapse. heavy rain contributed to the explosion. 600 inmates were in the jail at the time of the explosion and the inm

that detail will be osha's final decision to make. >> the construction employer will be sited if investigators find any workplace safety violations. >>> happening now, san jose police are searching for a missing 13-year-old girl. authorities say cyana o'donnel ran away from home on david avenue. she has a history of depression and she is considered at risk. she ri cent ly recently tried to commit suicide. she has a birthmark on the left side of her face. >>> police released this sketch of a man or boy connected to three sexual battery attacks in concord. it happened between north larwin and south larwin. a juvenile approached a woman from behind and groped her. they believe the same person is responsible for all three attacks. >>> it's official. changes are coming to lombard streets in san francisco. it will be closed because of safety concerns. details on the decision and reaction. >> this summer if you come out to the world's most famous street you can take pictures of it. what you may not be able to do is drive down the hill. >> it's twisty turns attract people from all over the world. now

horseplay or anything like that that would indicate any type of foul play although that will be cal osha's decision to make. >>> it's official. changes are coming to lumbar street. on tuesday the transit authority voted to close a stretch of that to our u.s. attraction. he has some reaction. >> if you come out to the world's most famous street here, you will be able to come out here and take pictures of it. what you might not be able to do is drive down the hill. >> it's twisty turns and unique turns attract people from all over the world. now, after a new rolling cars will be making these turn it turns less frequently. >> she is glad to see they will close the world's crook cook -- crookedest street at the times during the summer. >> i think it's a good step. >> i suppose if there's too much traffic it could be annoyance. >> and those closures will start june 21 and until july 13th. the other problem is going to be once they do close off the roads, parking is going to be a nightmare. reporting in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>> other developing news this morning, this out of san francisco

. >> within the next 20 hours, i believe with the help of osha, the state and local officials have aood idea. >> reporter: 11 people including the nine performers involved were taken to the hospital, but all are expected to survive. cbs news, providence, rhode island. >>> happening today, a bay area racetrack wants to get your heart pumping for a good cause. sonoma raceway hosting a high- speed blood drive from 1:00 until 6:00 this afternoon and get to ride with a 12 turn course before giving blood. walk-ups are welcome and be 17 years old with a valid id to donate. >> that ought to pump you up before you give it up. >> all the blood afterwards. one time, i did and it was unbelievable. very scary, but a lot of fun if you like a thrill ride. that's one to go on. around the bay area, lots of sunshine coming our way next couple of days. there's a slight chants chance of sprinkles and a bit on the breezy side the next couple of daysment days. we start to warm up. we have breezy conditions in the coastline through some of the mountain gap and some rotate to the far northern part of the st

cal osha said the accident happened at a residential construction site. that's where news chopper 2 is to brake us more. investigators at this point are trying to determine how the man foam about 15 feet to his death. cal osha says the employer is tripoint homes and that it would be sited if the company is found in violation of any safety rules. ewe can see here that yellow tape is up. as soon as we get more information, we will bring to you throughout this newscast and the 6:00 news. >>> more breaking news now on a store ray that we've been following since last night. ktvu has just been told that briman college's location in the south bay will ray open tomorrow. the school suddenly shut down yesterday after evasion signs were put up leaving students wondering what was going on. today, ktvu learned that the school employed $83,000 in back rent. a school official just got off the phone with our reporter rob roth and says that the issue has been resolved and that classes will be in session tomorrow. right now, they are working to notify students as we speak

cal-osha confirms there was a railing on the building but it wasn't high enough. they don't know how the man fell. work has been stopped and will not resume till the railings are fixed. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. the best of the best in counter terrorism in the middle east and the only american unit that attendicide in the bay area. -- attended is a team in the bay area. they did not come home empty handed. >> reporter: live gunfire at the training center in jordan. warrior games is what it is called. the teams 30 plus, including china, canada, iraq, afghanistan and america. >> when they got to their position they had oengage a moving sniper target -- had to engage a moving sniper target. >> reporter: the u.s. team finished in the top 20. china took the top spot and now they are back home after a 10 day trip battling the best in the world. >> shooting for moving vehicles. using helicopters. >> reporter: they train on several scenarios in the bay area. the team says it picked up two things. >> gave us a chance to see what our counterparts are doing for the same situation

sketch from the contractor they lack the construction site in the trees are preserved also i called osha to see if there's a problem and didn't say they think there would be. the church is capable of having the crane on the construction site and lift the trees safely. there's two traffic parking and turn lanes there's enough space to reroute the traffic. the act it's less convenient but the neighborhood shouldn't have to suffer the loss for a private entity. there's also a third argument i'd like to present. >> i'm also a resident at the 380, 14th street the argument is they're going to be replacing the trees with additional trees that don't exist yet so they're to try to show you they care of about the urban forestry but the code they discuss the loss and recommend of trees it states if the allows the trees with an equivalent replacement value is in the place of removed trees if the board feels it's envelopes to replace the trees it will include the trees 25 to 8 feet tall. and have can percent that are at least 26 feet in diameter. so far the church has included the size of the tree bo

cal-osha says investigators are looking at the possibility that the hook on the crane malfunctioned. >>> took four months or the district attorney's office to reach a decision. today, no charges filed against the police who killed the fellow officer. >> this is the final report from the alameda county district attorney. it describes why one officer shot another fellow officer and why. it happened on january 21st at the apartment complex in dublin. smith and maes and several others went there to search the home at the robbery suspect who was already in custody. smith went to the laundry room and maes went straight to the apartment. he told investigators that the gun was raised and it was not pointed at me and it was turning towards me and i saw a little bit of a hand holding a gun. none of the officers knew that -- the so they found that maes believed that the posing arm figured posted a threat to himself and other officers and that's why maes pulled the shot. one describes seeing smith comes from the bathroom area and collapsed on the floor. >> after the report was released, immediat

osha is investigating. and the company that owns and operates the circus, has promised a thorough review. >> we don't know exactly what happened. but we are going to get to the bottom of it. just make sure going forward, the performers safety is taken care of. >> if you watch the video. soon as the girls lift the legs up. a change in momentum. changes the load. they weigh 1,500. if they bounce or move. that magnifies and multiplies that load. that's where stuff can fail. >> samantha's injuries were less severe than the seven others still hospitalized. two with critical spinal cord injuries. >> i love these girls so much the we are family. we are going to get through this together. >> reporter: doctors who have performed a total of 17 operations on the eight women marveling at how tough they are. >> there was one story where one of the injured performers, was in some pain. but didn't want to take the pain medicine. they didn't want to get out of sink with their stretching routine. already thinking about thei

the securities industry and, we are late denned with lots of regulations in addition to those from oshac, and -- eeoc and many small business west work with contend every day with complex legal questions that are being introduced by various regulatory agencies that are simply beyond the scope of most small business people to handle in addition to their core business. david: so it takes time away from your core business to answer all these new regulatory questions? >> it is hard enough to run anea regulator on behalf of the government. david: let me ask each of you. we've got to wrap it at this, whether you're doing any kind of hiring and if so who you're hiring? presumably some folks out there are watching looking for a job or know somebody that is. scott? >> we're clearly hiring in the science and engineering area. it requires phds, advanced degrees in engineering and electrical. we need a highly skilled, highly motivated workforce but we're hiring. david: wow. press you, if you don't have a phd and willing to learn, maybe even at my own expense is there still a place for me? >> i thin

. >>> osha is investigating the death of a construction worker who fell 15 feet and landed head first on concrete. this p hahed this afternoon at a housing development being built on the old bay does racetrack. the man's name has not been released. >>> aseveral foot bog players including a n -- of pushing painkillers like candy. sports direct tore first broke this story this morning on the web site, wpix.com and tonight he has more information. >> it is pretty interesting because it paints the nfl as a locker room with illegal policy, with qualify personnel -- with anyone and a helmet. >> he also worked for kpix # 5 as a football analyst. he suffers from renal failure, high blood pressure and violent headaches because of all of the pain medication team doctors and the trainers gave him to get him on the field. >> some games i am taking two or three vehicle din before the game, a shot tore doll and gets -- the lawsuit alleges the nfl has illegally and unethically substituted pain medicine keep the tsunami of players going. >> they were shot up like cattle and brought to market and disc

police are guarding the area by cal-osha investigates. the man fell 3 stories. they are building 94 town homes on the site. this follows another deadly accident. today they identified the worker as a 54-year-old afffairfield. -- of fairfield. he fell on to his head at the baymeadows race track. >>> he used a pillow case tomuffle the screams. christopher evans hubbart -- to muffle the scenes, christopher evans hubbart terrorized women in the bay area and in southern california and that is where he has been ordered to move when he is revealed. when and how was the subject of a court hearing in san jose. ktvu's noelle walker is live outside the courthouse where the judge will decide his fate. >> reporter: today the neighbors told the judge they don't just want a change of address, they think he should never be freed. >> reporter: the man with the jacket over his head is the pillow case rapist. for decades christopher evans hubbart terrorized women from the bay area tosouthern california put -- to southern california, muffling their screams as he raped them. he rape

. >>> outdoor workers should take the heat seriously according to osha with a remainder that regulations require a supply of fresh water and shaded areas for brakes. officials will inspect agricultural and construction and landscaping and other outdoor sites during the hot weather. evacuation orders have been canceled for 2,000 homes in the path of a wildfire where firefighters say the fire bumping east of los angeles has eased enough to allow people back home. the firefighters were concerned the winds could pick up and the schools will be closed. the fire burned 1,000 acres. no structures have been damaged. >>> san jose firefighters are investigating the cause of a three-alarm house fire and this is video of the flames from our viewer. the fire started before 9:30. when the firefighters got there 50 percent to 60 percent of the house was engulfed in flames. investigators think it started on the back deck. the big concern was making sure that firefighters did not get fatigued. >> everyone was trying to get acclimated and trying to be cautious. >>> the residents got out. one suffered mino

sky 7hd shows cal-osha investigators as they were collecting evidence. the company running the construction site tri-point homes has no violations over the past five years. >> new details on the closure of the college in san jose. the school will reopen tomorrow. it was served with an eviction notice. the president will only say the dispute was resolved and classes will resume tomorrow. san jose city leaders delayed a vote on new rules for marming marge clubs in the city. it includes maintaining a minimum distance and all pot be grown in san jose. the city council take out the proposed regulations on on june 3rd. >>> san francisco's famous stretch of lombard street will be closed for part of the busy tourist season. the decision came after neighbors complained about traffic and accidents on that crooked part of the road. it will close from noon to 6:00 p.m. on weekends from june 21st until july 13th, and it will be closed july 4th weekend. the city will monitor how it impacts car and pedestrian traffic in the area to see where it go from here. >>> redwoo

sky 7hd shows cal-osha investigators as they were collecting evidence. the company running the construction site tri-point homes has no violations over the past five years. >> new details on the closure of the college in san jose. the school will reopen tomorrow. it was served with an eviction notice. the president will only say the dispute was resolved and classes will resume tomorrow. san jose city leaders delayed a vote on new rules for marming marge clubs in the city. it includes maintaining a minimum distance and all pot be grown in san jose. the city council take out the proposed regulations on on june 3rd. >>> san francisco's famous stretch of lombard street will be closed for part of the busy tourist season. the decision came after neighbors complained about traffic and accidents on that crooked part of the road. it will close from noon to 6:00 p.m. on weekends from june 21st until july 13th, and it will be closed july 4th weekend. the city will monitor how it impacts car and pedestrian traffic in the area to see where it go from here. >>> redwoo

. >> the hot weather caused cal-osha to issue their first heat regulation. it requires basic protection for outdoor workers including fresh water and shaded areas for breaks. the officials say they will inspect the agricultural construction, landscaping and other outdoor work sites during hot weather like this. >>> the police department is cracking down on people who leave their pets in cars. one person was cited and faces a $500 fine for leaving an animal in a hot car. on an 85-degree day temperatures can reap 120 degrees in less than 30 minutes. >>> evacuation orders have been canceled for homes in the path of a wildfire in rancho cucamonga. the fire burning east of los angeles has eased enough to allow pile back into their homes. but firefighters are concerned winds could pick back up so nearby schools will be closed. the fire has burned more than 1,000 acres. no structures have been damaged. >>> california's drought has prompted restrictions. households with more than four residents can request more water. customers who use more than their share will pay

sky 7hd shows cal-osha investigators as they were collecting evidence. the company running the construction site tri-point homes has no violations over the past five years. >> new details on the closure of the college in san jose. the school will reopen tomorrow. it was served with an eviction notice. the president will only say the dispute was resolved and classes will resume tomorrow. san jose city leaders delayed a vote on new rules for marming marge clubs in the city. it includes maintaining a minimum distance and all pot be grown in san jose. the city council take out the proposed regulations on on june 3rd. >>> san francisco's famous stretch of lombard street will be closed for part of the busy tourist season. the decision came after neighbors complained about traffic and accidents on that crooked part of the road. it will close from noon to 6:00 p.m. on weekends from june 21st until july 13th, and it will be closed july 4th weekend. the city will monitor how it impacts car and pedestrian traffic in the area to see where it go from here. >>> redwoo

cal osha is investigating. a man is in critical condition after a train hit him. the man was on the platform when he decided to cross the street. right in front of the train. >>> tonight, president obama is sending drones to look for all those nigerian schoolgirls who were kidnapped. these global hawk drones fly at 60,000 feet and cover as much as 40,000 square miles. meanwhile, these predator drones fly much lower, about 20,000 feet and they can zero in on specific targets. >>> tonight, we learned a high- tech tool that police use to pinpoint gunfire can be used to listen to conversations people are having on the street. christin ayers has obtained one recording that put a killer by hind bars. >> reporter: first the gunfire. then the final words of a dying man. >> why did you do me like that? >> right before he was fatally executed, he yelled out, the suspect's nickname. we were able to get the suspect identified through that nickname. >> reporter: it is how this shooter arlinton johnson was identified that is making waves four years later. the voice was recorded

. >> the hot weather caused cal-osha to issue their first heat regulation. it requires basic protection for outdoor workers including fresh water and shaded areas for breaks. the officials say they will inspect the agricultural construction, landscaping and other outdoor work sites during hot weather like this. >>> the police department is cracking down on people who leave their pets in cars. one person was cited and faces a $500 fine for leaving an animal in a hot car. on an 85-degree day temperatures can reap 120 degrees in less than 30 minutes. >>> evacuation orders have been canceled for homes in the path of a wildfire in rancho cucamonga. the fire burning east of los angeles has eased enough to allow pile back into their homes. but firefighters are concerned winds could pick back up so nearby schools will be closed. the fire has burned more than 1,000 acres. no structures have been damaged. >>> california's drought has prompted restrictions. households with more than four residents can request more water. customers who use more than their share will pay

according to osha investigators, a hook that secured the lift failed causing the basket to fall. the firm disney construction has been working on the bridge since september. the identities of the victims have not been ee released. >>> a game changer for transgender health care. there was a decade long ban for coverage on sex changes surgeries. it comes from the department of health and human services. they recognize them as medically necessary for some people that don't identify with their biological sex. transgender who receive medicare may not be automatically denied coverage. the request will be reviewed like any other medically treatment. >> because it's medically necessary care it enhances quality of life. it makes you feel on an equal playing field. >> the decision was prompted by an administrative challenge brought by a 74-year-old army veteran whose doctor recommended the surgery. >>> finding places of significance to americans. the secretary made the announcement today at new york stone wall inn. riots there are widely credited with starting the movement. stone wall was

cal osha says the worker fell around 15 feet and landed on his head. by the time help arrived the man had died. he was working at old bay meadows racetrack. the try point homes is the construction company running that. they are turning the track into condos and houses. >> eye-opening video, south bay arsonist caught on camera. investigators hope this video will bring him to justice. the homeowner gave him surveillance video. he says it is the third time his home has been attacked. can you see here someone spraying some sort of liquid on the car then lighting a match. both cars on this front drive way were destroyed. snrs we want to show you this now. just last week, same house, surveillance cameras showing vandals pouring paint on the cars right there in the drive way. the home owner who has kids within doesn't know why his home is being targeted. >> putting the pot debate on hold again. tonight, san jose city council delayed pot clubs. the city is considering putting the none number of stores to 20. dispensers are angry about the requirement to make t

cal/osha now investigating an incident where a construction worker was killed in san mateo at the site of a new housing development. newschopper2 was over that scene yesterday afternoon at the new bay meadows development. the san mateo fire department says the worker fell about 15 feet landed on his head. he was later pronounced dead there at the scene. his name has not yet been released. the police say he was a man in his 50s. >>> the family of one of the b.a.r.t. workers killed on the tracks last october is suing b.a.r.t. larry daniels and christopher shepherd were inspecting the tracks in walnut creek during last fall's b.a.r.t. strike when the deadly accident occurred. now the daniels family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit claiming the train was running on automatic pilot at the time of the accident. the lawsuit claims that b.a.r.t. was reckless in allowing a trainee to operate the train without proper supervision. >> when i hear -- when i hear that people weren't paying attention and he was run over because a trainee wasn't paying attention, i'm curious and sad and i have a lot

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cal osha said the equipment was not working properly and also said the workers were not trained properly and were not wearing the required safety protection. tesla says it will appeal the fine. >>> microsoft issuing a security pass to fix a bug found on internet explorer. customers that have automatic updates do not need to do anything otherwise you should apply the fix as soon as possible. microsoft alerted users over the weekend and used every version of internet explorer to take over computers. >>> here's some unexpected but welcome news. gas prices are expected to fall 50 to 40 cents a gallon. not usually the typical pattern. usually gas prices peak in the spring and then get cheaper towards autumn and this year aaa is predicting a big drop in prices in the spring because lower crude prices, stable u.s. inventories are helping out. here's a break down. the current prices in the bay area, the highest san francisco $4.33, san jose $4.24 and the cheapest is in oakland $4.23. right now the average price in the state overall $4.26. >>> meanwhile, a lot of optimism this morning ahead of th

cal osha says the investigation found that the equipment was not working properly. it also says the workers were not trained properly and were not wearing the required safety protection. tesla says it will appeal that $89,000. >>> and microsoft is issuing a security patch to fix a pretty serious bug found in internet explorer. customers who have automatic updates don't have to do anything, but otherwise, you should apply the fix as soon as possible. microsoft alerted users about this bug over the weekend. it allows hackers to use nearly every version of internet explorer to take over computers. >>> well, here's some unexpected but welcome news. the summer gas prices are expected to fall 40 to 50 cents a gallon. that's not the usual pattern. typically, gas prices peak in the spring and then don't become cheaper until autumn. but this year, aaa is predicting a big drop in prices because of lower crude oil prices and stable u.s. inventory. so here's the breakdown of current prices in the bay area. the highest in san francisco, as usual, $4.33. in san jose, you'll pay $