it's limbs incredibly and it was not removed for at least 6 months there was a serious accident cal osha fined or well and cited them since then we've been cynical about or wells work in park merced in this particular case an 80 foot monterey pines on 3 residential streets in parking merced their at all and have many branches we believed that it's beyond or borrow wells ability to remove the trees safely so we'd like you to consider that using the crane and using the wood chirp on a residential street is in our opinion a very dangers station wagon tour the visitor to paeshgd and for the workers those works that or borrow we'd like you to consider it in your delegations we have an issue to the tree removal permits for this job we believed expired in may of 2014 and have not been renewed i've asked so for proof of that from the department of public works and the bureau of urban forest as to whether the tree removal permits are current they've not responded as to this date we'd like you to consider that in our deliberations we don't have proof of the permits for this job another issue is th

>>reporter: cal/osha is now investigating flat iron construction. the cal-trans sub contractor doing the work. federal safety record show flat iron has had 8 accidents since 2010. flat iron is the same company working on the doyle drive replacement project leading up to the golden gate bridge. this accident is the lateness a string of problems on the will lets project. it's 2 years behind with massive cost overruns. environmental issues and the discovery of native american archeological sites. residents also concerned about recent land slide near the highway structure that collapsed was part of a raised via deduct bullet over sensitive habitat for trout and salmon. it fell into a protect theed correct. officials work fast with the contractor to divert world trade center to prevent further damage. but that still has locals worried. >> i don't know exactly what is going wrong but there has been an awful lot going wrong. >>reporter: city council woman strong is worried about the structural integrity of the entire project. >> it doesn't reassure me very

. >> cal osha is looking at flat iron construction, the subcontractor doing the work.afety records shows flat iron has had eight accidents since 2010. flat iron is the same company working on the doyle drive replacement project leading up to the golden gate bridge. this accident is the latest in a string of problems on the project as we reported it's already two years behind with massive cost overruns environmental issues and discover of native american sites. the structure that collapsed was part of a raised viaduct being built. debris fell directly into a protected creek. state wildlife officials worked fast with a contractor to divert water to prevent further damage but it has locals worried. >> i don't know what's going wrong but there's been an awful lot going wrong. >> a city councilwoman is worried about the structural integrity of the entire project. >> it doesn't reassure me very much that the engineering for the whole viaduct would be in question. >> she believes the collapse is further evidence the bypass should be scaled down. >> the price tag goes up and u

has been it could just bury somebody but they rode it down >> cal osha is now investigating flatironction, and the caltran subcontractor doing the work. flatiron has had 8 accidents since 2010. flatiron is the same company working on the doyle drive replacement project leading up to the golden gate bridge. this accident is the latest in string of problems on the willits project. as we reported, it's already two years behind with massive cost overruns. environmental issues and the discovery of native american archeological sites. residents are also concerned about recent landslides near the highway. the structure that collapsed was part of a raised viaduct being build over sensitive habitat for endangered steelhead trout and salmon. the debris fell into a creek. they worked fast to divert water to prevent local damage but that still has residents worried. >> i don't know what is going wrong, but there is been an awful lot going wrong. >> city councilwoman madge strong is worried about the structural integrity of the speier project. >> it doesn't reassure me very much the engineering f

work is continuing it may be as long as six months before cal osha releases results of the investigationll stay on top of it. >> san mateo county confirmed a third case of mes yelz there are now 92 cases state wide and two new cases. these are the first measles cases since 2001. the north bay cases are siblings not vaccinateed and exposed as part of the disneyland outbreak. 6.5% of the kids in marin county have not been given the vaccination. officials are urging parents to immunize. >> you know that is their choice to immunize or not. >> the children will be isolated for three weeks. >> two patients with ebola-like symptoms have tested negative for the disease. the patient had symptoms and a history of travelling in a country where ebola has been prevalent. >> that patient is in good condition and now has been sent home. >> the marin county civic center nominated as one of the most-significant cultural sites in the world, designed by renowned architect frank lloyd wright and sits above highway ten #. if approved it will be added to the list including taj malah and grand canyon. >> what

work is continuing it may be as long as six months before cal osha releases results of the investigationtay on top of it. >> san mateo county confirmed a third case of mes yelz there are now 92 cases state wide and two new cases. these are the first measles cases since 2001. the north bay cases are siblings not vaccinateed and exposed as part of the disneyland outbreak. 6.5% of the kids in marin county have not been given the vaccination. officials are urging parents to immunize. >> you know that is their choice to immunize or not. >> the children will be isolated for three weeks. >> two patients with ebola-like symptoms have tested negative for the disease. the patient had symptoms and a history of travelling in a country where ebola has been prevalent. >> that patient is in good condition and now has been sent home. >> the marin county civic center nominated as one of the most-significant cultural sites in the world, designed by renowned architect frank lloyd wright and sits above highway ten #. if approved it will be added to the list including taj malah and grand canyon. >> what an h

feed back is that they have all of the required personnel protective equipment that is required by cal-osha and they had the training interactive practice with putting on and taking off the equipment. >> reporter: she is also in contact with nurses over at mercy hospital and says this is a example of why all hospitals must be prepared because a person with symptoms of ebola could show up at any hospital. as for this case, uc davis medical center indicated it could be tomorrow before they -- it could be tomorrow before they make a statement. they said the patient is in good condition. >> did he know anything else about the patient, where the patient has been and is there concern this patient may have infected other people before being brought to the hospital? >> reporter: we have very little information. almost no information about this patient. we don't know if this patient is a man, woman. presumably it is an adult. we know nothing about name, age, where the patient has been or when the patient was in africa. and we tried to ask uc davis medical center about their procedures, their safety

the group is calling on cal/osha to require similar barrier at theme park like sea world. >> facebook launching new initiative tonight to help track down missing children as quickly as possible. menlo park base company is partnering with the national center for missing and exploited children as soon as an amber alert is issue. face back users in the area or nearby will now see a post on the news feed. it will include where the child was last spotted and what he or she was wearing. >> we want them to know that this is very rare and they are in a position to be able to help. >> government has successfully found more than 700 children since amber alert began in 1996. facebook hopes the urgent post will increase that number. >> when big storm hits you can be sure there will be power out annuals but pg&e work to make outage of the future smaller and shorter. and the work is already paying off. tonight abc 7 news reporter visits the pg&e technology center in san ramone. >> take a little rain and mix it with a lot of wind. and there's a good chance you need a fleet of these big blue truck. p

nurses association says there is a team of volunteer nurses working on the patient following strict cal/oshandards. >> ebola guidance calls for rigorous training, education and the highest levels of personnel protective equipment. >> reporter: the hospital canceled a scheduled press conference without any explanation. earlier in the day, a spokesman emphasized, uc-davis is designated by the cdc as an ebola treatment center. that's why the patient was transferred to uc-davis from mercy general in east sacramento. and neither hospital is saying whether he or she recently traveled to west africa at the center of the worst ebola epidemic on record. >> the focus of my -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the patient's test results should return tonight or at most in a couple of days and they say they won't be releasing any new information until then veronica. >> thank you. >>> drunk driving suspect in oakland is in even more trouble after trying to ram his way out of a chp traffic stop. this is his chevy after the failed attempt. the man pulled off interstate 580 following a short chase. but instead of

. >> reporter: now i spoke to a spokesperson for cal osha.ill investigating exactly how this happened. and they say that can typically last about three to four months. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> well city leaders breck ground on the donner lots today. this is affordable housing in san jose. the site is located in the heart of downtown on fourth and st. johns streets. the homes are small units for those the city calls working folks. some of the units are dedicated to those who were formally homeless. >> we're looking at a 2 1/2 vacancy rate. it's a challenging and tight market. any time we get developments and partnerships creating opportunities to get people out of encampments, off the street and into their own homes, it's a great chance. >> housing is very challenging for the entire bay area. getting homeless off the streets is an issue that will go before the city council in san jose later this month. >>> san francisco now is number one. the city topped the annual nationwide poll of the best perf

it may be as long as six months before cal osha releases the results of its investigation. >>> happening and other local leaders will come together to clean up the city. it's part of the clean team, now in their 15th year. city officials and cooler weekend rotating volunteers -- today's greening and cleaning initiative gets underway at 9:00 at the united nations laza. >>> the golden gate national recreational area sits along the western edge of san francisco but it has sites that aren't so scenic. we have an e-mail showing trash all along its trails. yesterday alyssa harrington, abc7 news reporter, went out for a look for herself. >> land's end is one. san francisco's most popular spots to hike or site see. it sits north on national parkland overlooking san francisco bay and golden gate bridge. but among these spectacular views and nature trails one hiker found something else. >> i've seen turn tables, i've seen chairs, coolers suitcases. >> mounds of trash. beer cans and bottles dirty clothing and what appears to be a homeless encampment. >> your first reaction is disgust and anger. >>