we checked cal osha enforcement and there are three current investigations. cal osha looked into tesla in april after allegations the company misreported workplace injuries and failed to take safety measures at the fremont factory. the sf mta is taking away another left turn option on a busy street. today the agency will be getting rid of the left turn on hayes street. that is to help speed up bus travel. the change is part of a $316 million improvement project, the latest move leaves the street with only two left turns, one northbound at lombard street and southbound at broadway street. >>> coming up, good news for doughnut lovers. coming up we will take you to the south bay to the first dunkin' donuts location in san jose. fe the price. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and me about any... wait, what's going on now? move the flag. ♪ ♪ at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and me about any... wait, what's going on now? move the fl

. >>> welcome back, there are new problems for tesla as there have been several reports that cal osha has opened a third investigation into the electric car company. cal osha would not reveal the latest investigation but confirmed to the news agency that last month it began investigating a complaint. cal osha opened the investigation in april after a report that the company misreported workplace injuries and failed to take safety measures at its factory in fremont. >>> a federal judge in sacramento has upheld most of california's sanctuary laws. the judge ruled the state can legally limit cooperation within the agency and he rolled a state can examine detention centers where immigrants are being held but the judge said california cannot block private employers from allowing i.c.e. agents on their premises without a warrant. the usa government sued california in march saying that the law affected the ability of federal officers to do their jobs but in the ruling the judge said refusing to help is not the same as impeding. he is urging president trump and congress to set aside politics.

a new report says that cal/osha has opened a third active investigation into the bay area electric car company. cal/osha wouldn't reveal the investigation, but confirmed to the news agency the business insider that last month it began looking into a complaint. cal/osha opened an investigation into tesla in april after a report that the company misreported workplace injuries and failed to take some safety measures at its fremont factory. the electric automaker started letting model 3 customers take test drives today. they waited a long time after putting down the deposits. ktvu's south bay reporter jesse gary live now at the tesla dealership in dublin, one of the four that's offering those test drives. jesse. >> reporter: heather, good afternoon to you. customers started coming here to this dealership for test drives when the dealership opened this morning. those test drives continue until 6:00 tonight. in a week where wall the company is trying to get production to catch up with demand. california dealcustomers to come in, kick the tires and then take the all-electric car for a spinn'l

paving according to cal osha was there to seal the parking lot. jake duckworth said he was the only person on site at the time of the accident besides the work crew. in a statement he said our hearts break for those who have lost a loved one in this event and our prayers are with them as they mourn. middlefield road between oregon expressway and marion avenue was back open by mid-afternoon. cal osha, the lead investigating agency, has up to six months to complete its report. r.c. paving did not return our request for comment. in palo alto, chris nguyen, abc seven news. >>> we're learning more about an accident that caused a teslaplo to boost production of its model 3 sedan. it happened outside of tesla's planting in fremont. bloomberg business week also reports another tesla employee was doing doughnuts with a forklift. tesla fired the forklift driver. tesla said in a statement, quote, nothing is more important than the safety of its employees. >>> some parts of the bay area could see thunderstorms tonight, and of course that is creating some conc

knew they would come in later since this was an incident that happened at a work site. >> reporter: cal-osha has up to six months to complete its investigation. casey paving did not return our request for comment. in palo alto, abc7 news. >>> the suspected golden state killer, deangelo, was in court today along with some women he's accused of attacking. the story from sacramento. >> seeing the back of his head, it was really hard. >> the wounds heal but the scars remain. >> reporter: a sisterhood of survivors some flying in from texas, maine and southern california, marched into the sacramento courtroom to front the man they believe irrevocably changed their lives forever. 72-year-old joseph deangelo emerged into a caged area court. >> we would ask for a court date. >> reporter: and then it was over in minutes, deangelo back to the jail cell. >> the emotion was so intense for me. i looked at only the back of his head, i thought to myself, this is the man that came into my bedroom when i was 13 years old. i haven't known who that was in over 40 years. how can you come into a kid's bedroom and

. >> cal osha continues to investigate. a sign out front said they had gone 15 days without a recordable injury. >>> and amortizing -- an amazing rescue. the man had been promoted to supervisor and had work for the committee for 12 years. thankful he will be with his family tonight. ktvu gentry news. >>> a toddler is recovering after being struck in the face with bullet fragments in oakland. the three-year-old boy was with his mother on 80th avenue around 9:30 pm last night when he bullet pierced the windshield. mother and son were attending a street memorial for 18-year-old derek alexander who was shot and killed two weeks ago. acting oakland police chief visited the boy today and said police take this type of crime very seriously. >> we directed resources throughout the city to the areas that have been impacted. our cease-fire teams have been shifted in order to address our increase in violence. >> police are hoping that any community members who witnessed the shooting welcome today litigation that there is will and ident

cal osha is of course investigating. ts a le look at east bay hills. >> if any thunderstorms could develop, there is moisture reaching the ground, they could see dry lining. that's a fire concern. live doppler 7 showing you where the moisture has been reaching the ground. right now taking you to the san mateo coastline. some moisture reaching the bay. earlier about, an hour ago, some move through sunnyvale mountain view. as you take a look at the forecast. we'll keep the potential for a few showers as we go into commute time. >>> power companies like pg & e must follow guidelines on when to shut down lines in wildfires. the california commission believes it will make it safer for firefighters to battle flames. shutting power of may also help. >>> new at 11:00, the housing questions become a crisis for many in san francisco. mayor breed says it is one of our top priorities. >> reporter: this tate a filled report, the homes that it provides a foundation of information so the city can extraize about how to ease the city's h

. >> reporter: cal osha investigators were on the scene friday. i'm amanda, abc7 >>> authorities in santa cruz county arrested a man they say has been stealing gasoline for months. this suv had the tank drilled. officials said there was gas siphoning equipment, drills and gas inside. the driver, michael harrington, was arrested. >>> the weekend is upon us. a lot going on, the marathon in san francisco, checking out the weather for that. >> and meteorologist, sandy patel following the weather for the firelines. >> the temperature is dropping and hopefully that will help the firefighters in the overnight hours but not for tomorrow, another hot one. this is a view of the smoke areas drifting into the bay, mendocino and shasta county. the marine layer has been steadily deepening, 1400 feet deep tonight pushing across the north bay and east bay, some smoke around the santa rosa area. something to watch out for. temperatures in the mid-50s to 70s and except for inversion, 82 degrees. downtown san francisco, we have fog. count on fogs, low clouds and spo

as i mentioned, cal osha is investigating.he man is said to be doing well and should be returning home with his family anytime this evening. we are live in union city, rob, ktvu news. >>> not to palo alto where a construction worker lost his life today in a workplace accident. authorities tell us the worker was run over by a bobcat loader just before 9:00 a.m. this morning. it happened at the parking lot of a preschool on middlefield road. a redwood city company had reportedly been hired to repave a sidewalk in that area. the coroner has not yet released the victims identity. cal osha is leading the investigation. >>> no and new information about a sehe is suspected of co robbed armories -- armed robberies throughout the state. he struck again this afternoon. >> he started in southern california and his last known targets were this u.s. bank inside of the safeway store. >>> these bank surveillance photos, you can see his face. he didn't do much to conceal his identity. authorities say his disguise is wearing a fake police badg

cal/osha says it will take up to six months to determine if the construction company will be cited. >>> now to the north bay where police say the owner of a tree service company was killed on the job. police say 48-year-old luis garcia of santa rosa was using a chainsaw yesterday afternoon when the tree snapped and fell on him. it happened on dry creek road west of healdsburg. cal/osha is investigating. >>> an update now on the ferguson fire burning west of yosemite national park. the national forest service said today the fire continues to grow. so far the flames have burned 21,000 acres and containment is at 7%. this afternoon a new mandatory evacuation order was issued for the portal trailer more than 1800 firefighters are working the fire lines. the park is open despite the smoky skies. >> if it was here, we wouldn't be able to see all of this. fortunately, the smoke isn't in the area. >> we made it after years of planning. a little disappointed. but we're here. >> the fire broke out last friday. investigators are still trying to figure out what started it. >>> the heat and terrai

cal osha is investigating. >>> people still talking about yesterday's tense congressional hearing. angry words were exchanged with members of congress. doug luzader live from washington now, one of his former coworkers are testifying next. good morning. >> reporter: we have seen contentious hearings but a while since it's something like this where both sides used this fbi agent to score some points. >> the witness will answer the questions, not a dull moment. fbi agent peter strzozok. >> it's not who i am and it's not something i would ever do. >> it keeps coming back to the text messages. especially this one, "trump is not ever going to become president right? ? >> that text was written late at night in short hand. >> i don't care whether it was long hand cursive or any of that. i want to know what it meant. >> and the relationship between strozok and page became to question. >> i can't help but wonder how many times did you look so innocent into your fe's eye and lie toclton email investigation because he was also in the robert mu was removed from the team. the partisan divide in

cal osha is investigating. >>> and this is live look to mount diablo in thein thein thee skies are clear right now but that could change tonight. it does feel muggy out there, mike. >> wave been tracking the monsoon as it's been moving through arizona and nevada, the high desert and now starting back towards us. we've got a chance just of thunderstorms. you can see some developing just southwest of fresno. here's your time frame. 10:00 this evening is our first chance. this is the most active of all of our models, showing the potential for a thunderstorm or two tonight. and from 10:00 to about 2:00 in the morning they get even stronger. you see the yellows, developing? so we've got a chance of thunderstorms with the rain evaporating. that means the lightening hits the ground and they could start a fire and spread rather rapidly. >>> new this morning richmond mayor tom is touring the detention facility. just this week contra costa county announced its ending its partnership with i.c.e. >>> the trump administration said today all eligible small children separated from their families at the

cal osha issued fines over nine different incidents, saying grounds workers were not properly trainedpped to pick up the waste. >>> new developments. the contra costa district attorney will seek to charge this man, a suspected purse snatcher, with murder. the suspect is 29-year-old otto halafifi. the victim, anne peterson, was knocked to the ground during the robbery at sunny valley mall in may and died last moh.>>> a man the maximum penalty for hitting four bicyclists last october. aaron paff pleaded guilty to hit-and-run charges and was sentenced to three years in police. four men were injured during a charity bicycling event where they were hit by a pickup truck that then sped away. witnesses say it appeared the truck intentionally swerved into the cyclists. >>> san francisco police have made an arrest in the killing of a security guard working at a construction project near candlestick point. 61-year-old rollando romero was shot just before 5:30 yesterday morning and died later at the hospital. his family gave us these pictures of him. today police say they arrested 24-year-old ca

cal osha is investigating. >>> new at six, the beach behind locket key, if you want to enter you haveht to access california's coast. >> today was supposed to be a critical hearing over the private beach, the secluded cove is a popular spot for surfers. it is managed by a neighborhood group that has put up a locked gate.

. >> reporter: various agencies and cal osha with or scene on friday. >>> san jose police have a new high-throttle tool to help figc. tfir 3. its exceptional safety report and the state of the art camera. air 3 will assist officers with missing person searching, police chases, and for the first time rescue missions. >>> time now is 8:08. runners are gearing up for tomorrow's 21st annual san francisco marathon. this morning there's a free 2 1/2-mile shake jowl run. it began at 8:00. all of the festivity kicked off yesterday with the expo at ft. mason. tomorrow's marathon will draw competitors and amateurs from all over the world. >> this is going to be my eighth marathon, and well, we came all the way from bolivia with the family. >> i ran last in oakland. this definitely will be cooler and the ups and downs will be more challenging. >> more than 50,000 people are expected to cheer on the runner. the race starts tomorrow. frances is tracking the accuweather forecast for us. as a former half myself, the crowds really make the difference as you're getting up the hills and trying to make

police say cal osha will be handing the investigation. the worker's identity has not been released. (grant) one day after hip-hop fans learned about the sudden cancelation of a big music festival in the east bay... there are still a lot of unanswered questions - one being - when will people who paid hundreds of dollars for tickets get refunded? kron4's dan kerman joins us live from martinez. dan - what is the status of what is the status of refunds? report on the bay area's housing crisis focuses on the city of concord... and there are troubling findings...(grant) based on a survey of a thousand people....it concludes that many of them are struggling with the cost of rent - and live in fear of things getting worse. catherine heenan is here with more on the survey... (catherine) we know the bay area desperately needs more affordable housing.. but some of the statistics coming out of the concord survey are shocking.. for a start....75% of the residents respondingsay they're afraid of being evicted. most are afraid their rents will go even higher. and for any household making less than

cal osha is now investigating. >>> police are looking for the vandal who targeted a mural of bay area. abc 7 news was at the mural at 19th and mission in san francisco's mission district. someone threw white paint on to the artwork. the artist, mel waters returned to repair the damage. an organizer says vandalism is an insult to the latino community. >> when you look at this damage that has been done, we know that it's somebody that purposely came with white paint and threw it on the face of carlos. >> roberto hernandez says it's important not to allow incidents like this to divide the community. >>> a long time bay area journalist is stepping down as publisher after using the "n" word during a staff meeting. he apologized for the remarks saying, quote, characterture i see of myself is not who i am. >>> the california democratic partner -- finestein asked the party to stay neutral. kevin is a member of the state senate and faces an up hill battle to unseat finestein. he's trying to sell himself as a fresh face. the endorsement means the party will spend more money to promote deleon in

for now, cal osha is looking into it and the family is planning the funeral. >> the goal would be to hopefully get enough funds to send him to mexico to be buried next to his dad. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: a new, heart breaking reality for his young children, who instead of celebrating dad's 35th birthday, wednesday, are preparing to say good-bye. >> the oldest, she's 13, 5, 3 5 and 1. >> reporter: in daily city, nbc 7 news. >>> a migrant family reunification took stage over the weekend. abc 7 news was in burling game to take a stand yesterday. lemonade stands raised money to raise awareness of the 700 children separated from their parents. >> moms of america, over 17,000 of us took it on. lemonade stands across the nation. we have confirmed stands in 35 states. people are posting pictures online. their kids are involved. a wonderful, family event. >> the money will go to project that organizes lawyers for free legal services to immigrant families. >>> well, nearly 28,000 runners will hit the streets of san francisco this morning. it's the 41st annual san francisco marathon and kick

. >> reporter: he joined various rescues agencies, and cal osha investigators on scene friday. in daly city, i'm amanda del castillo. >>> they have a new high-throttle tool to help fight crime. police say the helicopter is known for the exceptional safety report and its state of the art camera. air 3 will assist officers with missing person searches, police chases, and for the first time rescue mission. >>> this morning at 8:00, there's a free 2 1/2 might shakeout run. all of the fesstively kicked off yet. tomorrow's marathon will padres competitors and amateurs from around the world. more than 25 thousands runners are expected. >> this will be my eighth famil >> i ran in oakland, so this one will be cooler, and the ups and downs will be more challenging. >> more than 50,000 people are expected to cheer on the runners. the race starts tomorrow morning at 5:30. >>> time now is 6:09. frances has a preview of the accuweather forecast. >> chris, by the way, is an amazing runner. >> i try. >> i could not keep up anywhere close. here is a live shot, as we look from the exploratorium,

. >> reporter:s say that cal osha has opened a third active investigation into the electric car company. they would not reveal the latest investigation but confirmed to the news agency that the business insider last month -- that last month it started looking in to a complaint. he agency opened an april after a report that the company miss reported workplace injuries and failed to take some safety measures at its fremont factory. >>> a blow to the trump administration. a judge in sacramento upheld most of california's sanctuary laws. he ruled the state can legally limit cooperation with immigration agents. he ruled that a state can look at detention centers where immigrants are held. the judge said that california cannot block private employers from allowing ice officials on their properties without a warrant. the federal government sued saying the laws affected the ability of immigration officers to do their jobs. in his ruling he said refusing to help is not the same as impeding. his ruling urged the president and congress to set aside politics as they try to handle immigration issues

cal osha is now investigating. >>> police are looking for the vandal who targeted a mural of bay area rock star, carlos santana. they were at the mural and someone threw white paint on to it. the artist returned to repair the damage. an organizer said the vandalism is an insult to the latino community, targeting someone born and raised in the mission. >> when you look at this damage that has been done, we know that it's somebody that came with white paint and threw it on the face of carlos santana. >> roberto hernandez says it's important not to let this divide the community. >>> a long time bay area journalist is stepping down as the east bay express and four other publications after using the "n" word at a staff meeting. he apologized and said, quote, the krurl characterture i see of myself does not reflect who i am but i cannot defend myself without endangering the journalism that is my legacy. >>> the california democratic party is endorsing senator diane finestein's rival in the november election. she asked the party to stay neutral, but they backed kevin deleon. he has been tryi

cal osha said the investigation will take four to six months but authorities are calling it an accident. >>> a coach in the south bay has been arrested on suspicious of molesting his 17-year-old student. investigators say that the 37- year-old had an inappropriate relationship with the girl. he has arrested by park rangers at joseph grant park. police say they found him inside his car with the girl last week. deputies say he coaches at synergy badmitton. >>> three suspects accused of shooting and killing a man and burying him are in custody. the three were arrested in the shooting death of jose martinez. martinez's daughter reported him missing back on july 2nd. detectives learned hecant marijuana deals. sheriff investigators say they believe that the suspects kidnapped him on june 29th. and took him to a remote location where they shot and killed him. >> he was lured up there. there was only one reason why he was taken up there and it was to take his life. a remote location and the property they buried him in, it was an area that without some information may not have led us to this pla

police say cal osha will be handing the investigation. the worker's identity has not been released.(pam) one day after hip-hop fans learned about the sudden cancellation of a big music festival in the east bay... there are still a lot of unanswered questions ... one being - when will people who paid hundreds of dollars for tickets get their money back? kron4's dan kerman has more on the status of refunds. fallout continues following the abrupt cancellation of the 3-day xo music festival which was to begin friday in antioch... the ticketing agency growtix has released this statement saying: we are refunding all ticket holders immediately. this process has already started. funds were never distributed tohe xo festival and held by us in case of cancellation. sot but apparently immediately doesn't mean the same thing to everyone, because ticket holders like amber heehee have seen no refund to their account.sot amber hihi/ticket holder 36-41while amber is still out more than 300, things are worse for b.nasty, sot b.nasty/9quota stage organizer 59-109the internatioal battle rapper paid ne

cal/osha is leading the investigation. >>> in oakland, police are investigating a shooting that injured a 3-year-old boy. investigators say the boy was with his mother leaving a memorial for another shooting when it happened. cristina rendon is in our newsroom with what police and neighbors are saying. >> reporter: i spoke with houston off camera a community advocate who knows the family of the boy injured and is cousins with the man killed two weeks ago who the memorial was for. he says it's been devastating to see the gun violence and now have it trickle over to a child getting hurt. all is quiet where remnants remain from gunfire. people heard shots, screams and know a 3-year-old boy from san leandro was hit by shrapnel but no one wants to talk. they say it's dangerous and scary even though a child was hurt. >> we know community members were witnesses. >> reporter: the acting chief is pleading for people to come forward with information. police say the 3-year-old boy was in a parked car with his mother around 9:30 wednesday night when shots were fired. a bullet hit the windshield and

for now, cal osha is investigating the incident. abel's family is planning for his funeral. >> the goal would be to hopefully get enough funds to send him to mexico so he can be buried next to his dad. he always wanted to be with his dad. >> reporter: a new heartbreaking reality for his children, who instead of celebrating dad's 35th birthday wednesday, are preparing to say goodbye. >> the oldest, she's 13. 5, 3, and 1. >> reporter: in daly city, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> 28,000 runners are hitting the streets of san francisco this morning. this is video we're aboutf the finisher of the full marathon. he completed the race a few the finish line is at the san francisco marathon started at 5:is video part in the half marathon along the embarcadero. we have a map showing you the route. runners in the full marathon will go across the golden gate bridge, through golden gate park, and past at&t park. >> announcer: now an accuweather update from "abc 7 mornings." >>> hi, i'm meteorologist frances dinglasan. we're under gray skie

the reuters news agency says tesla confirms there is a cal/osha investigates but gave no details. they had two other probes in april. one involves an injury to an employee of a subcontractor. the other has to do with information that tesla allegedly omitted from a safety report. >>> china is accusing the u.s. of starting the biggest trade war in history! joining us now with a new development overnight is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. and china exchanging the first salvos in their trade war each hitting each other with 25% tariffs, $34 billion in goods. another big story today the job market continues to be a bright picture for the u.s. economy. labor says there was a gain of 213,000 jobs in june. that was stronger than expected. the unemployment rate went up to 4% due to a lot of people entering the workforce. more than 600,000. wage growth is modest. stock market off to a fairly decent start despite the situation with china. the dow just down 17. nasdaq up 28. s&p up 4. back to you. >> thank you. >>> experts say california may b

the name of the victim has not been released and cal osha is investigating. >>> right now president trump is meeting with british prime minister teresa may at her country home outside of london. in just about 45 minutes from right now the two leaders are due to hold a joint news conference. reporters who ask about statements president trump made in an interview with the british newspaper the sun where he hashly criticized prime minister may. in that interview president trump said teresa may ignored his advice for how to deal with brexit. great britain's withdrawal saying "the deal she's striking is a much different deal than the one the people voted on." president trump also told the sun that europe is "losing its culture" because of immigration from the middle east and africa. >>> make sure you stay here with us for mornings on two. we're going to carry part of that live news conference with president trump scheduled to begin at 5:45 this morning our time. >>> adult film actress stormy daniels performed at another ohio strip club overnight. police said she made physical contact with cust

for now cal osha's investigating the incident, and abel's family is planning for his funeral. goal would be to hopefully get enough funds to send him to mexico so he could be buried next to his dad. since his dad passed away when he was young. he always wanted to be with his dad. >> reporter: a new heartbreaking reality for his young children, who instead of celebrating dad's 35th birthday wednesday are preparing to say good-bye. >> othe old cresest, she's 13. 5, 3, and 1. >>> another woman has died at b.a.r.t., and right now we don't know why. b.a..t. police responded to the dublin pleasanton station at 5:30 this morning to reports of an unresponsive female. a 26-year-old woman who was recently released from santa rita jail was declared dead at the scene. officials say the woman had a bump on her head but no other signs of foul play were found. last sunday 18-year-old nia wilson was stabbed to death at the macarthur station. >>> nearly 28,000 runners are signed up to run in tomorrow's san francisco marathon. barriers have been placed along the route. runners will begin at 5:3

police say cal osha will be handing the investigation. the worker's identity has not been released. (grant) an arrest has been made after a man was seen exposing himself inside homes around the east bay. police say joseph angelle was positively identified by numerous victims. angelle is suspected of entering homes and exposing himself in fremont, pleasanton and newark. investigators say a recent photo captured off a home surveillance video caught a distinct tattoo on angelle's right arm -- leading to the arrest. police say angelle later admitted to committing approximately 25 similar incidents in the past. he's now facing multiple charges. (vicki) new tonight at nine...students outraged after two bay area colleges announce their closing. argosy university in alameda and the art institute of california in san francisco will shut their doors in december.. leaving some students scrambling to figure out how to finish their degree. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to some veteran students.. who are some of the most impacted. shes live in san francisco with that story.. hermela, what are st

cal osha is investigating. >>> about time-lapse video from our tower camera looking east over the bay bridge. boats zooming around and those high clouds casting shadows over the bay. a beautiful day. >> i love that kind of green color. i think that is really pretty. >> an interesting fact about san francisco bay, with the low tide, 40% of the water in the bay goes out through the golden gate, that is how strong the tide is and how shallow the bay actually is. >> you don't think of it that way. >> that is significant. that is the title pole of the golden gate, it is strong. did you notice there was not that much cloud cover? it is not here yet, but it will be here tomorrow. here is a peek outside, it got nice and toasty away from the water. morgan hill 98, concorde 96, santa rosa stayed below 90 but there is that picture from san jose. clear skies in redwood city. san francisco 66. our radar is clear, there is about a 5-10% chance of a mountain shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. it is very likely that we will see more thunderstorms bubbling up over the sierra tomorrow. they are winding d

for now, cal osha is investigating the incident and the family planning for the funeral. >> the goal would be to hopefully get enough funds to send him to mexico so he could be buried next to his dad. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: a heart breaking reality for his young children, who, instead of celebrating dad's 35th birthday are preparing to say good buy. >> the oldest, she's 13, 5, 3 and 1. >> reporter: in daly city, abc 7 news.8,0 runners are hitting the streets of san francisco this morning. the 41st annual san francisco marathon kicked off about 45 minutes ago. this is video showing barriers going up along the route yesterday. runners started at mission street and the embarcadero at 5:30. the race ends at fulton and the embarcadero. this map shows where the runners are going. they dash across the golden gate bridge, golden gate park and race past at&t park. back out live, we are showing you a fog socked golden gate bridge, which is where those runners will cross. there are lots of street closure that is are in effect today in san francisco. so, give yourself plenty of time, if you

cal osha is now investigating. >>> police are looking this morning for the vandal who targeted a mural of carlos santana. abc 7 news was at the mural at 19th and mission in san francisco's mission district. someone threw white paint onto the artwork. the artist, mel waters, returned to repair the damage. an activist says the vandalism is an insult to the latino community. >> when you look at this damage that's been done, we know that it's somebody that purposely came with white paint and threw it on the face of carlos santana. >> roberto hernandez says it's important not to let an incident like this one divide the community. >>> a long time journalist is stepping down as publisher of "the east bay express" and four other publications after using the "n" word during a staff meeting. he issued a statement saying, "the cruel caricature i see of myself on social media does not reflect who i am but i have sadly come to the conclusion that i cannot defend myself without endangering the journalism that is my legacy." >>> the california democratic party is endorsing senator feinstein's rival i

cal osha is investigating. >>> new at six, the beach behind locket key, if you want to enter you have to pay $100 fee. it is another test of the public's right to access california's coast. >> today was supposed to be a critical hearing over the private beach, the secluded cove is a popular spot for surfers. it is managed by a neighborhood group that has put up a locked gate. >> the coastal commission demanded the group apply for a permit in order to charge admission. >> today, a last-minute show of defiance. we're live in santa cruz with the bold move, setting up a legal battle. >> reporter: here is that fence . this is the only fence like it in the entire state of california. there was a lot of build up to today, where the showdown was going to happen. they were going to try to figure this out, but the recreation district but the process on pause. the california coastal commission is in town, and their staff have prepared for months to decide the fate of a nine foot tall iron gate at private speech. that is when mark massaro did a surprising about-face. he is the attorney for the re

police say, cal- osha will handle the investigation. the worker's identity has not been released. ( ken) tonight... a toddler is slowly recovering after bullet fragments hit him in the face. and now... the oakland police department is making adjustments to its staffing ... as officers try to find the gunman.(pam) the shooting happened near east oakland pride elementary school ... on 80th avenue last night around 9:30. kron 4's justine waldman talked exclusively with the child's family at the hospital... 3 year old nigel washington spent thursday in surgery. ...after a bullet sliced part of his face. the shooting on 80th avenue and holly street marks a spike in violence in oakland. bloodshed, the police department is determined to stop.sot it is difficult for our community to understand why these events continue to happen acting police chief chief leronne armstrong tells me the little boy was in the car with his mother... visiting a memorial for a murder victim, when the shooting happened wednesday night. at the scene now, shattered glas

the california division of occupational safety and health, or cal/osha, is leading the investigation. the santa clara county medical examiner's office is at the scene. >>> a flammable chemical leaking from a union pacific railcar halted traffic through martinez for hours this afternoon. firefighters and hazmat specialists were called out to the tracks after workers smelled a strong odor around 11 a.m. no evacuations or "shelter in place" orders were issued while official investigated the source of the odor. the chemical causing the smell was later identified as picol picolene. it didn't affect the surrounding community. >>> mayor breed was important in yesterday as the 45th mayor. she met with first responders for a briefing on emergency preparedness today. she emphasized the need to be ready for any type of potential disaster whether it be a terrorist threat, a fire or an earthquake. the mayor pointed out that she grew up right across the street from where they stood and said she remembers the events that followed after the loma prieta earthquake back in 1989. >> i remember the light

. >> cal osha is investigating what happened. the final report could take six months. he tells me it wasn't policy to wear a safety harness above that mixer, but it is the policy now, dan and ama. >> wow, incredible. thank you so much, dan. >>> clean it up. i want to see -- i want to see the after pictures. >> this is the before, and the bay area can't wait to see san francisco's after version. a quarter of the bay area's homeless stay in the city. an estimated 7500 people total. >> today san francisco's new mayor got a firsthand look at one encampment. she has been on the job for less than a week, and she is well aware this is a topic that needs tackling. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live to explain what today's trip means to the mayor. vic? >> well, dan, i believe that is the mayor's top priority, to address the homelessness problem in the city. now, the mayor spent the late morning today touring a homeless encampment that's located right in that small street there, beyond a chain-link fence. tonight that encampment is gone. >> our goal is to make sure that thes

cal osha found the shoe that connects the train to the third rail melted, causing it to short out. no one was riding the tram at the time of this fire. no one was hurt. inspectors rewired the faulty train as well as the other two trains, just to be extra safe. >>> san francisco's biggest summer music festival is returning in just a couple of weeks with a new twist. >> that's right. the outside lands festival is embracing the recreational marijuana culture since it became legalized in california at the start of the year. >> abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here with the details announced today. kristen? >> dan and ama, outside lands has become a major event for san francisco, bringing more than 200,000 people over three days to golden gate park to enjoy music, food, and arts. as the festival celebrates its 11th year, organizers hope to cash in on the growing interest in legalized recreational cannabis. at a special area called grasslands, visitors will be able to learn more about marijuana, though they can't buy anything actually containing cannabis. organizers unveiled a glimpse on

cal/osha said it will take four to six months for investigators to determine if the construction companyry is raising concerns about the president's plan to impose tariffs on imported cars, trucks and auto parts. automakers, dealers and suppliers all rallied in washington today joining both democrats and republicans to denounce the plan. the president has said he wants to impose tariffs on $351 billion worth of cars and parts being imported into this country. the president argues the tariffs will keep the u.s. competitive. but opponents say they will only hurt american consumers and cost american jobs. >> working families lose when we have trade wars. working families lose, small businesses lose when we have trade wars. it's so not necessary. we can get at this by doing workforce investment. >> president trump today announced a new initiative to increase vocational training and employment opportunities. he signed an executive order creating a national council for the american worker. so far 23 companies have signed on pledging to expand apprenticeships to american workers. trade fears he

cal osha is investigating. >>> a sad homecoming today for a napa county man who joined the army right after the 9/11 attacks. >> an accident in afghanistan took the life of the american canyon man who had been working there as a security specialist. kristen sze is here with the story. >> reporter: well, i want to show you a moving scene. in napa today community members young and old came out by the dozens to honor a fallen hero. they lined the street carrying the american flag, signs of gratitude and heavy hearts. they came to salute 31-year-old corey michael miley as a police escort brought him from the sacramento airport to his final resting place at the cemetery. according to this post shared by the napa police department, the security contractor was working in afghanistan when an accident took his life. though he died a private citizen, his life was characterized by his military service. miley was deeply affected by the 9/11 attacks and joined the army. his unit worked to establish law and order in iraq. miley earned medals and survived explosions along way, he left the army in 20

according to the sacramento bee, cal osha found the shoe that connects the train to the third rail melted that caused it to short. the conductor was the only person on board at the time. inspectors rewired the train and two others just beyond the safe side. >>> expensive clothes stolen in seconds hasn't happened just once. surveillance video from lululemon stores coming >>> it has only been one week since anyone saw the iowa college student. more on that story as well. >>> hoverboards are popular but >>> hoverboards are popular but could the next craze be on the by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. seven minutes from your accuweather forecast. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> still have issues, tracking a threat of thunderstorms across the sierra once again with dangerous lightning being the main producer of the storms. there may be a small isolated downpour, but it's going to do nothing to help the fires nor the poor air quality we're going to deal with all throughout the high country today. here's j

police say, cal- osha will handle the investigation. the worker's identity has not been released. ( robin )a toddler is slowly recovering after bullet fragments hit him in the face. the shooting happened near east oakland pride elementary school ... on 80th avenue wednesday night around 9-30. kron 4's justine waldman talked exclusively with the child's family at the hospital. 3 year old nigel washington spent thursday in surgery. ...after a bullet sliced part of his face. the shooting on 80th avenue and holly street marks a spike in violence in oakland. bloodshed, the police department is determined to stop.sot it is difficult for our community to understand why these events continue to happen acting police chief chief leronne armstrong tells me the little boy was in the car with his mother... visiting a memorial for a murder victim, when the shooting happened wednesday night. at the scene now, shattered glass. and flowers. investigators don't believe there is a connection between the shooting and memorial. but admitted, tragic times at

for a time card traveled -- >>> cal osha looking into the death of a construction worker in daly cityking right off bayshore boulevard. the construction workers were installing the concrete storm drain. the victim inside the trench when the dirt gave way. it was determined he had passed by the time they arrived and it took 12 hours to remove the body because of the instability of the trench and to dig all the dirt. he worked for platinum pipeline, a subcontractor. >>> police have a new helicopter and they impaled it in a dramatic fashion. it landed right in front of the police department as cameras were rolling. it will replace the current chapter -- chopper. >>> the weekend is upon us and it's time to get to whether we have a bit of a slow start but i think you will like the seven day. it will be hot and cool on the coast. >>> 60s at the coast and 70s throughout the bay and ate and 90s inland. we have a cooldown coming as we get into the days ahead. along the coast we've been stuck under cloud cover temperatures in the 60s and you may be looking for warm up. this is a view across oak