that 950-ton section of the bridge was constructed offsite.nd just this past saturday, that bridge itself was swung into place, so much so that crowds gathered to watch this feat of engineering and construction. as we learned, this was still an active construction site. now learning that it wasn't expected to be completely until early 2019. just this past saturday, a celebratory moment in this engineering and architectural and construction feat that it was actually a -- i mentioned a collaboration between so many entities, but fiu had created an accelerated bridge construction, university transportation center to also be involved in this marvel that the campus was immensely proud of. and yet today here we see this bridge now taking on a completely different significance in the history of this university. >> kaylee hartung, thank you for that reporting. let's bring in an expert on bridge construction and engineering. department of civil and structural engineering at the university of buffalo. thank you so much for joining us. based on what we j

pieces built offsite and put into place at bridge site. trucked in. >> reporter: instead of pouring all the concrete and using molds and scaffolding to hold in place for months did this. faster schedule. collapsed bridge in miami was also accelerated but built as one and hoisted into place. collapsed after put in days ago. >> like an explosion, a bomb. could have been us under it. >> going to continue to search this pile until we're sure there's no other survivors. >> reporter: at least four killed, several hurts. investigators will figure out why it was killed. vallejo bridge was built for earthquakes. >> it's safe. wouldn't be open if it weren't safe. >> reporter: here in california, bridges are suspected pretty regular basis by engineers but public can also report anything they see out of ordinary. call cal trans. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> stay with us for the latest out of florida, top story on nbc bay area.com. updating the website 24/7. >>> breaking news, police looking for armed suspect in shooting in san leandro. starte

will continue offsite. >> the mission of the pathway home is more important than ever. i think if anything, this incident demonstrates how crucial this work is. >> he personally new all three mental health workers who were shot and killed. he's helping to organize a community forum in yountville. and a memorial in lincoln theater. all of these veterans home residents plan to attend. >> i didn't know them personally, but from what i know about them is that they were very good people that tried to help veterans. >> reporter: pathway hopes have established the women's fund to help all three women's families. abc7 news. >>> nbc 7 news visited the millgrave couple in who in albert wong in for several years as a child. they're shaken and mentally exhausted. >> he wanted to be -- he wanted to fit. >> to serve his country. >> to serve his country, yeah. >> reporter: sissy and matthew sherm became albert's legal. guardians which albert was 6 years old. >> he was soft-spoken. >> reporter: they say they never would have imagined wong responsible for the death at a veterans home. a

. >> it's like a modular home where the walls and rooms are built offsite and then brought to the site and assembled. >> reporter: jeff weiss from caltrans says it's done to minimize traffic headaches. >> it saves time because things are being done somewhere else and it also keeps traffic from being impositions upon. you don't have as many closures. >> reporter: in fact, the laurel street bridge that crosses over interstate 780 in vallejo was built the same way, within the past year. if you can build things in overnight, bring the big piece over the road, you don't impact traffic very much. >> reporter: cbs news learned the company who assembled the foot bridge has been sued in the past for a temporary foot bridge collapsing and a 90-ton portion of the bridge being built in virginia fell apart in 2012, injuring four workers. at the moment, caltrans says there aren't any plans to send engineers out to check on the safety of the laurel street bridge. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> it absolutely poured tonight across much of the bay area. this is how it looked on the bay bridge this evening. f

construction crews used, accelerated bridge constriction, abc method, the bridge built offsite. put into place at once. construction companies use the method doesn't impact traffic as much and costs less. we want to know if caltrans uses the method here. they told us they use abc methods. the bridge in florida was built as one piece. the abc method used by caltrans, involves multiple bridge segments put together on site. caltrans calls it an important tool in our toolbox. however, caltrans says that before abc methods are used. caltrans has a rigorous process to make sure it is the best possible option for whatever project it is being pro poposed for. >> our coverage of the deadly bridge collapse, continues on nightly news, looking at safety of abc bridges. lester holt joins us in about 15 minutes. >> vandalism in the east bay, putting people's lives in danger. the ford go bikes program its expanding in oakland with stations. we learned of a dangerous form of vandalism. some one is cutting the brakes on bikes. nbc bay area, christy smith joins us to tell us what the company is d

technique called accelerated bridge construction, which means a large portion of the bridge was built offsite and then put into place. big released a statement saying nothing like this has happened in its 40-year history. manila construction also released a statement saying they would conduct a full investigation into what went wrong. >>> this just in. the coroner has released the autopsy results of three employees killed in the veteran's home shooting. forensic examines show jennifer golick and gonzalez also suffered immediate head wounds. jennifer gonzalez's unborn baby died when her mother did. the deadly and tragic scene happened last friday. police say albert wong entered the pathway building and took the three employees hostage. wong was a veteran and a participant in the mental health program. the coroner says that wong died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> always happy and enthusiastic. that's how a young marin county sheriff's deputy is being remembered tonight after being killed in an early morning traffic accident. 24-year-old ryan zirkle was responding to a 911 hang-up cal

think it is important to diversify those relationship networks and bring women and underrepresented offsiteshe scioscia meetings and the seat of this committee that brings access to opportunities to court invest, and the employees of these companies. emily: you left twitter to work at google ventures, and we know women are underrepresented in vc's. you went back to twitter, and jack dorsey personally asked you to return, what is it that you saw in the world of vc that made you realize this is a problem? theica: i love investing, first job i had out of college was a venture capital firm. they angel invested in the last three years, and i think there are a lot of systemic reasons and otherand black racial groups are underrepresented in our industry. will we tried to do as angels is to have more role models that are common in the industry and we are hoping to help women take on these key roles so there could be more wealth creation in the industry to ultimately promote more diversity. emily: i have to ask you about twitter -- twitter had what may be one of the first tv commercials during the os

nonprofit board held a emergency meeting to ensure treatment for the remaining six vets would continue offsite. >> the mission of the pathway home is important than ever. if anything, this incident demonstrates how crucial this work is. >> larry camer nknew noknew now health workers shot and killed. he wants to discuss mental health and violence and the memorial at lincoln theater. all of the veteran home residents plan to attend. >> i didn't know them personally, but from what i know about them is that they were very good people that tried to help veterans. >> pathway home established the three brave woman fund to help all three families. >> "abc 7 news." >> we are learning more about what lead up to albert wong's attack on the program and people who worked to help him. bill said he needed help beyond what the pathway home could provide and referred to other services. the women were targeted because they were closely involved in his treatment. "abc 7 news" reporter explains. >> reporter: a november picture of christine loeber shows know signs of impending trouble. albert wong who killed her i

an emergency meeting to ensure treatment for the remaining six vet who is live here will continue offsite>> the mission of the pathway home is important. if anything this incident demonstrates how crucial this work is. >> reporter: larry knew all three workers who were shot and killed. he wants to discuss mental health and violence and the memorial at lincoln theater. all of the veteran this plan to attend. >> i didn't know them personally, but from what i know about them is that they were good people. they tried to help veterans. >> pathway home established the three brave women fund to help all three families. "abc 7 news." >> we are learning more about the attack on the program and the people who worked to help him. state senator says wong needed him beyond what the pathway home could provide and was referred to other services. the women he killed were likely targeted because they were the ones closely involved in his treatment. "abc 7 news" reporter cay tie utehs explains. >> a november picture of the director, christine loeber shows no signs of trouble. albert wong who killed her and

for units created -- required through inclusionary, whether they're onsite or offsite, through recent board legislation, there will be different buckets of income requirements, so averaging 55%, 80% or 100% ami. through the units created through 100% affordable housing projects, we'll be able to serve low-income households and through the range, a range of households. >> president hillis: commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: three things. first, i think that the city should have a use it-or lose it provision, or else we'll be sitting here in five years and people rushing their approval. we need to be reasonable, but we need to be firm, that if it's streamlined, it gets built and within a reasonable time frame, not years and years and years later because you don't have the funding or whatever. i think we should have at some point in the future a flower mart informational. there is so much about the flower mart that's become a morase. how did we get here? we get a bouquet of flowers and 1,000 letters. and commissioner johnson, you said, you are asking for an invitation to id

technique called accelerated bridge construction which means a large portion of the bridge was built offsitete. figg says nothing like this has happened in its 40-year history. they said they would conduct a full investigation into what went wrong. >>> new video of the chaotic moments following the gunfire at a florida high school. it sheds light on the actions of a resource officer. the officer, scot peterson, can be seen with two employees a minute after the shots were fired, driving a golf cart through campus. once peterson arrived at the building where the shooting happened, he stayed outside for almost five minutes until the shooting was over. law enforcement officials say that peterson should have entered that building and confronted the suspect. >> based on his training, his protocols, equipment, and tactics, he should have went in and done everything he could possibly have done to neutralize the killer. >> an investigation into peterson's actions is currently under way. peterson has since resigned. his attorney says he did nothing wrong. >>> the trump administration is taking its str

the affordable housing built on site or offsite, and we know that many of the parks are proposed as part of the large office site. we have the environmental benefits such as living roof, stormwater and our on-site childcare and the sale and transfer of development rights to rehabilitate buildings. another area where we're collecting revenue, there would be a lag between getting the revenue and delivery of benefits. fortunately, they're at the -- planning is well under way for the projects, that's the advance of a seven-year process. that's job linkage fees, transit. and other parts like rehabilitation and environmental improvement, child care, and capital funding of the old mint facilities and communities. the benefits will be paid through the community facilities district including the noncapital expeditures including park and greenery maintenance, school services, cultural and social programming and neighborhood cleaning. a handful of other issues that i want to bring up for your consideration. as you heard from tim frye, there was a hearing at historic preservation commission. i want

a jim mattis had to be pulled out of an offsite retreat with senior civilian pentagon leaders. he had to leave the meeting when news broke from the white house. secretary of state rex tillerson was in africa saying earlier today talks were premature. u.s. military exercises with south korea will go ahead as planned in april. w in the past, kim jong un had demanded a freeze for freeze. he views these annual exercises as a dry run for an invasion to overthrow his regime. i just got off the phone with one senior u.s.ot military leader who said tonight's announcement is the result of the president's maximum pressure campaign on north korea. president trump has moved the needle more than any president before him. the proof will be in the pudding. but this is a break through. it's significant this defense official told me. this is a very different tone, sean, from what we heard from top intelligence officials. director of national intelligence dan coats and lieutenant general robert ashley, the head of militaryli intelligence on the hill, two days ago, they were skeptical when asked

it was built offsite and then it was moved to four o'clock in the morning and today you see what we have behind us. (catherine the construction company involved tweeted its shock at what happened...calling it a terrible tragedy. calling itself a family business and saying in part "....we are alldevastated and doing everything we can to assist. we will conduct a full investigation to determine exactly what went wrong and will cooperate with investigators on scene in every way." (catherine) tonight a u-c berkeley engineering professor says the decision to use the supposedly "innovative" installation was risky.. robert bea says while it's too early to know exactly what went wrong -- trying something new that crossed a highway was "a gamble." vicki and steve? (steve) just in tonight.. we have just obtained the autopsy results for the shooter and victims of the deadly hostage situation at the veterans home in yountville on friday. all three victims died of gunshot wounds... the shooter albert wong took his own life with a self-inflicted gun shot wound one of the victims was pregnant. on monda

offsite. but the center does have the ability to connect the patient to a addiction allergist. it is licensed by the utah services. not licensed as the hospital or medical clinic by the utah department of health. the hospital or clinic in the ryan haight act does not apply. we can provide the needed care patients. we must wait for one. before the patient gets at prescription. this is just one illustration of the problem. as discussed in my written statement reinstatement there are many other examples of how keep it from treating patients. using telemedicine. finally although the opioid epidemic is a subject of today's hearing. it's critical that they allow senators to treat medicine. this is discussed also o think you very much i appreciate the opportunity to be here. i'm also willing to take questions. thank you chairman burgess. and members of the subcommittee for the opportunity to testify today. my name is tom cox grow. until last year of the administrator at the fda. in that role i was responsible for ensuring manufacturing quality and compliance for the thousands of drug