refinery once before and osha was responding to a complaint and found 19 violations. osha is a part of the investigation into this morning's fire. >> eric: thank you very much. >> kristen: cruise in hercules are bringing in supplies to try to stop a hill from sliding. >> four more homes were yellow-tagged and city officials say the hillside slipped about ten feet following last weekend's storm and moved another six inches overnight. muddy water from the saturated hill forced residents from four other homes to move out completely. the city council meets tonight in a special session to declare a local emergency. neighbors are petitioning the city stepping in to pay to shore up the hillside. >> three homeowners are frustrated. they believe the city should be doing more to help them. the landslide was reported last thursday. city has issued an emergency declaration hoping to get state and federal funds to stabilize the hillside. they are promising to hold a meeting tomorrow night to update the situation. >> eric: dozens of residents are trapped in a west morgan hill neigh

refinery once before and osha was responding to a complaint and found 19 violations. osha is a part of the investigation into this morning's fire. >> eric: thank you very much. >> kristen: cruise in hercules are bringing in supplies to try to stop a hill from sliding. >> four more homes were yellow-tagged and city officials say the hillside slipped about ten feet following last weekend's storm and moved another six inches overnight. muddy water from the saturated hill forced residents from four other homes to move out completely. the city council meets tonight in a special session to declare a local emergency. neighbors are petitioning the city stepping in to pay to shore up the hillside. >> three homeowners are frustrated. they believe the city should be doing more to help them. the landslide was reported last thursday. city has issued an emergency declaration hoping to get state and federal funds to stabilize the hillside. they are promising to hold a meeting tomorrow night to update the situation. >> eric: dozens of residents are trapped in a west morgan hill neigh

we have a people mover that moves over essentially of history but we did have the skills and often osha in detroit to enable it to come back. by contrast new york to come back and they came back not because of some government program to get because of private entrepreneurship, because the people coming up with new ideas and creating change. there are many reasons for this, part of it is new york's global connection. this a came out of the garment industry which was very much of a haven for people who are getting their start in operating difference. new york's greatest sky scraper builder. it didn't turn out so well. but until that point he was a great example of someone who starts and has a tremendous career and follows it in different industries. another entrepreneur who started off, the story of course of new york's comeback is tentatively titled chain of innovation in finance. cities have always permitted these chains of upgrades for one smart idea feeds on the other. think about renaissance influence are one people -- one person figures out how linear perspective work. he passes it

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there are investigators here from cal osha, alameda county fire and the operators of this refinery. this individual was one of 20 people inside the evergreen oil refinery this morning at 5:30 and she heard a loud boom. >> and the alarm went off. left my purse, jacket, keys. out of there! >> reporter: she saw the fire from her office. >> you could see the towers there, but you couldn't see them. they shot up in the air a good 300, 400 feet. >> reporter: from newschopper2, you could see heavy smoke billowing in the sky. the plant manager said -- manager said two people were working when flames engulfed. >> it was part of a normal operating routine to work on this equipment and why something normal and routine resulted in this situation is what we need to understand. >> we've been dealing with this for years. >> reporter: this woman lives across from the refinery. she and others complain to the city constantly about gas odors drifting downwind. >> about six hours after smelling this, i will get a headache. there's one time i did no the -- i did go to the emergency room. >> reporter: th

cal-osha is investigating. >>> a snowboarder who thought he would die when he fell into a tree well recorded the entire accident and his rescue. he was wearing a video camera on his helmet at mount shasta when he tumbled, landing upside down in six feet of snow. he knew where he was, but it took him 20 minutes to reach his cell phone and tell his wife to call the ski patrol. >> give them my phone number. i am going to die if you don't find me. >> are you serious? >> give them my -- >> where are you? >> give them my number! >> the snow patrol arrived within half an hour of that call and dug out drummond. he then snowboarded down the mountain. >> good thing he had his phone on him. >>> the late season storms brought enormous amounts of snow to the sierra, but danger to some of tahoe satisfies ski resorts. the experts use explosives to keep skiers and boarders safe. >> the sign says it all. on the way to heavenly's canyon, home to some of the steepest terrain in north america. >> it could be great skiing when the danger is taken out of it. >> as enticing as it is to expert skiers, with the thri

cal osha is investigating what caused the failure. >> this is for some reason came out. we don't understand why that is. >> and one plant worker was harmed but is expected to be okay. asupervisors okayed a major development at pillar point near the spot where the mavericks contest takes place. the developer wants to build housing for 60 venl mentally disabled adults. the prorlt is next to a protected marsh in z.in a tsunami zone. several groups will appeal the decision to the state coastal commission. >> there is warm weather coming our way, temperatures into 80 autos we've been waiting for this. >> there is a record high, so it's nice and nicer or warm, and warmer. there is a live view. you can see thin, harmless high clouds, lots of sunshine and we can expect more sunshine over next few days, take a look at our current readings, 59 degrees in san francisco. 55 in half moon bay. temperatures into 60s and there is almost 70 at this hour and showing most locations warmer than this hour, yesterday, exception being half moon bay. warming trend now continues for next two day

out in the open osha tsunami wave travels at about 600 miles an hour so it takes quite a few hours to go across the paichblingt well dr. hammer with the uc pwer berkeley size meteorology department thanks for coming on with us and more insight into what happened in japan. appreciate it. >> we want to check in now with sandy with more on the tsunami warnings that we have been talking about. sandy. >> well, as you look at this graphic here you will see that there has been numerous activity here. numerous earthquake that have been reported here. the largest of course 8.9 at 9:46 p.has been another earthquake on the scale 6.4 at 10:06. this has generated a tsunami warping for russia, japan, this is sent out by the pacific tsunami warning center. the pacific tsunami warning center japan russia guam are unthe warning. the watch is in effect for fill peerngs indonesian and we look at hawaii that was just issued for the tsunami. they are saying that they have taken a look at sea level readings and tsunami may have been generated as far how pwiingt is and whether it will reach still unclear. s

cal osha is investigating. >> a ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place in san bruno for a new center created by the red cross to help victims of last september's gas pipeline fire. disaster killed eight people, destroyed 38 homes and caused major damage to a neighborhood. san francisco examiner reports that the new place where affected residents and support groups can gather. they will offer classes in first aid, cpr and health education. >> it appears governor brown is abandoning plans to hold a june special election after republicans released a long list of demands in exchange for their support. last night the governor ironed this youtube statement. >> there are issues that i think are impossible to resolve at this time. one of the most glaring is a billion dollar tax break to giant companies that keep jobs out of california. >> kristen: brown wanted the special election to ask voters to extend temporary tax increases to reduce the state's $26 billion deficit. they say republicans demands are start zbllg only thing missing from this list is a pony and we would give them one. >> the

cal osha is investigating the latest incident. >> eric: ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place in san bruno to help victims of last september's gas pipeline fire. the disaster killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. the examiner reports the new resource and recovery center will be a place where affected residents can meet with case managers and supported groups can gather. center will offer classes in disaster preparedness, cpr and health education. >> governor brown has abandoned plans to hold a special election and broken off talks with republicans. >> there are issues that i think are impossible to resolve at this time. one of the most glaring is a billion dollar tax break to giant companies that keep jobs out of california. >> kristen: brown wanted california voters to extend temporary tax increases to reduce the state's $26 billion deficit. >> the only thing missing from this list is a pony. we would give them if they gave the people the opportunity to cast the vote. >> it's on the ballot. >> kristen: he'll move forward with the power of what he called the democratic majority. >>

osha recommended that trainers not be allowed tilicum until a physical barrier was built.he theme park has since built the barriers and may invest in a distraction device that emits sounds and lights if a whale grabs a trainer again. >>> still ahead at 6:00, a mudslide cuts off dozens of south bay homes. why trees with deep northern california roots are making it harder to reach those families. >> reporter: cal trans crews are working double time to keep up with all of the storm damage. i'm youi ake you inside mission control with a look at the hot spots. after weeks of cleaning, the cleanup continues. >> a huge mudslide has caused problems in morgan hill. dozens of residents there can't get past kroi road since early sunday. it took down huge redwood trees and several power lines. >> depends on what kind of vehicle you've got. there are some back ways in and out but they are tough. it takes you a couple hours to go in and out. you're not going to take your cadillac seville and drive out that way. people are prepared and have four-wheel drives and they have enough gas cans

cal/osha is investigating. >> snowboarder who thought he was going to die when he fell into a tree wellded the entire accident and his rescue. he was getting video of runs at mount sthas last monday when tumbled under 6 feet of snow. he knew where he was but took him 20 minutes to reach his cell phone and to tell his wife to call the ski patrol. >> i'm stuck in a tremendous well. give them my phone number. is that are you serious. >> give them. >> where are you. >> give them my number. >> scared obviously understand pwlichlt the snow patrol arrived within half hour and dug him out. he then snowboarded down the mountain and he was on his way. >> late season snow storms brought a bounty to the sierra but also a danger to some lake tahoe ski resort. today laura went skiing with heavenly avalanche control team. experts who use explosives to bring down all of this snow safely. >> the sign says it all. on the way to heavenly canyon. home to some of the steepest terrain in north america. >> can be great skiing once we get danger taken out of it. >>reporter: as enticing as this is to expert ski

what advice, and i know its osha, what advice would you have for people of color, young people want to get into the industry, particularly on tv to statistic which ourselves and become marketable in this industry? >> i think that's where this thing that my union really dreaded, dredge the fact that i said the. i think it's learning the tools of today's trade, that you got to do. but you have to have in your back pocket all the basics of journalism. good writing, you know, to be curious, do have some fashion, to want to bring something to the table. because that's what will drive you to tolerate the tools of the trade. that if you don't start with that in your heart, you don't start with that kind of expansion, then it's going to be even more difficult because you will not get that inward glow that comes from having done something because you know it is right. but the tools of the business that had drunk so many people down. there are people who are in tv that don't want to edit, they don't want issue, they don't want to do whatever, they don't want to do. but there are very few places

osha would have known consumer. think about little rock? you guys have the richest history in the history. to hear one of the speech. she is an amusing lady. just listening to her stories. i have been in little rock a dozen times. i to sit there. there are images and pictures. now my responsibility is to do their job. it is important to know that you think that result would be enough. she entered washington, d.c., the worst school district in the country. turned it around in three years and had the biggest gains out of any urban school district in the country. >> was here from an electric figure. from a figure. >> they have a panel discussion. adrian finney was york mayor. they did not survive the election. it was bad. i have three grandchildren. i just want to applaud the all -- applied you all. you see were kits -- you see where parents are committed to their children. yet you have 300 vacancies. and there are 20 or 30 spot. the lottery is what selected those children. we cannot wait. it is the day before yesterday about how we are 18th a

one such regulatory issue related to the noise regulation being proposed by osha. unfortunately that has been pulled for the time being, it came, it was pulled a couple of days after we introduced the fact that we were going to hold hearings on it. continue to hold hearings. we found out in the process that noise standards and all of us here would say that a worker ought to be safe, reasonably speaking, in their workplace, i worked at the u.s. steel southworks shortly after high school, worked in the furnace division. i worked on the mold platform, worked in the hooker shack was which -- which was lifting and holding pig iron, and a number of other things. i had reasonable expectation to be safe. including using hearing protection that involved either ear muffs or ear plugs. what this new standard would have required would not have been simply putting ear plugs into employees, that would meet the standard, or ear muffs, but it would have required businesses to purchase machines that weren't only guarded or she rouded safely for hearing protection -- shrouded safely

osha cited seaworld for three safety violations, with a penalty of $75,000. returned to the pool but the show has noticeable changes. steel bars block the whales from the main stage and female trainers wore their hair in tight buns. seaworld says it's building these fast-raising false bottom floors capable of lifting whales and trainers out of the water in an emergency. that's not the point, say protesters outside the park. they say tilikum, or tili as he's known, should not be performing. >> we wish they would have makd responsible decision and retired tili and all of the orca's to seaside sanctuary. these massively intelligent animals don't deserve to live in bathtubs for you and i. >> reporter: right or wrong, his performance received thunderous applause. matt gutman, abc news, orlando. >>> well, here's one story that prompted some hot debate in our newsroom this morning. a baby is crying at a tennis match in florida, so david ferrer of spain smacked a ball into the stands right towards the infant. while the ball didn't come close but the crying did stop.

osha is holding hearings. they fined seaworld. we'll be looking at those.i really appreciate your insight. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you very much for having me. >>> just ahead, a government warning on water balls. they're popular at many places around the country. officials, though, now say they are extremely dangerous. this could be the equivalent of a plastic bag on your child's head. . [ marge ] psst. constipated? phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. [ professor ] good morning students. today, we're gonna... but we still may suffer from nasal allergy symptoms. they can hit you year round... indoors or out. achoo! oh to have relief. prescription nasonex is clinically proven to help relieve nasal allergy symptoms... including congestion, runny and itchy nose and sneezing. [ female announcer ] side effects may include headache, viral infection, sore throat, nosebleeds, and coughing. infections of t

bays, crotches, garages so we can be reused yesterday's fires reported life injured one person, tell oshaine if anything could been done. >> mark: we'll be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues the latest set of morgan hill a massive mudslide. we'll have details ahead. >> darya: developing story, morgan hill today's date for of a mass of mud slide that is causing a major inconvenience for people stuck behind it. cruiser back on their heavy equipment on a very remote road. >> will: you to aken you see this -- cruz tell me every time they cut down the trees, appearing at their equipment to remove the much more if it continues to come down. that is what happened overnight. they describe it as trent hold water in your hands. that is basically what it is. their work, they thought to be done by now, that is not happening. coming up we will tell you when we think the work will be done. will trent, reporting live. >> mark: the warm-up really kicks in today, love looks here from san francisco on the top credit the james lick and a live look from one the creek let's get the latest with lo

there's seeing what's going on this is not just an internal investigation but cal osha is here to see what could be done to stop this from happening in the future. they're taking samples to make sure it did not go into the streams. the bay. turnout is being this seem ok. --for now things seem to be ok this place processes or oil used by mechanics. the process it and getting back to be used as automotive while they say there is only smoke, not gas. back to you. >> darya: mark? >> james: >> mark: now, here is a look at the weather. >> louisa: 12 the woman begins today, there really takes hold tomorrow today, temperatures expected to get into the '60s. warming a few degrees compared to yesterday concord 5 degrees, close to the 70 degree mark, staying in '60s toussaint s.a., livermore, napa. as we had been to tomorrow watch the jump in temperatures warming to the '70s. '80s. we can actually reach about 71 degrees in san francisco. oakland to 74. we could actually set a record tomorrow and napa. san as a 77, santa rosa could tie record of 82. we do have temperatures warming into the 60s to

it is tough like osha, preventative, making sure you have people going around making sure that the workplace. these issues of how we coordinate and make sure we have centers and money for planning -- all of this. when the government shuts down, most of that goes away. host: miami, a democratic caller, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to make a statement on the energy educator at the collegiate level. two reactors, one in southern california, has a 25-foot wall. and the tsunami that would come in over there would easily go over that wall. the problems in japan was not that the reactors did not get to the earthquake. they did not get through the water that flooded it diesel engines. which generate the power to pump water into the system. so we have a problem in san diego, and you also have a problem in diablo because of that nuclear plant sitting on a cliff. indeed, and the earthquake there could easily break up that area. both of these reactors are also sitting on the ocean and open to any kind of terrorism from the ocean. that is just one statement that it wan

should we be trying to push people into middle-class, should we be promoting homeownership osha would be doing things to address the income stagnation of the middle class, other areas and allow homeownership to go without? >> it's a real important question and i like the way you put it. i think we should come as i said in my opening comments, you know, and i think this comes very strongly out of the supplements, you know, i really believe that homeownership is part of the american dream for a lot of people. and i think you have to start from that place. but it's got to be sustainable. that dream can become a nightmare if it becomes unsustainable. and i mentioned both private and public were essentially doing too much to significantly underprice the risk of housing finance. and that creates as much a slight out of the middle class as a ladder into it, as mike colleague likes to say. i think there's a role and i talk a lot about the rule should be. our white paper offers a set of options. i think what i try to do is talk about a balanced role. but usually something into question that ha

should we be trying to push people into middle-class, should we be promoting homeownership osha would be doing things to address the income stagnation of the middle class, other areas and allow homeownership to go without? >> it's a real important question and i like the way you put it. i think we should come as i said in my opening comments, you know, and i think this comes very strongly out of the supplements, you know, i really believe that homeownership is part of the american dream for a lot of people. and think you have to start from that place. but it's got to be sustainable. that dream can become a nightmare if it becomes unsustainable. and i mentioned both private and public were essentially doing too much to significantly underprice the risk of housing finance. and that creates as much a slight out of the middle class as a ladder into it, as mike colleague likes to say. i think there's a role and i talk a lot about the rule should be. our white paper offers a set of options. i think what i try to do is talk about a balanced role. but usually something into question that hasn

should we have -- [inaudible] also should we look about the iraq osha food chain -- agricultural food chain for radio activity material? and also, over the years there is a problem in russia, in u.s., in france, in argentina, and now in japan. showed iaea have oversight -- should iaea have oversight in the nuclear activity? thank you. >> in terms of radiation monitoring, we have a fairly sophisticated global system to register changes in radiation. most of that was developed against the potential for atomic weapons, but they can pretty well pick up what's happening. within japan, there is definitely concerned about the food chain. and this incident gets worse, the first place it often hits is in dairy products. [inaudible] >> right. i'm sorry. but radiation, nearby radiation event, the first concern is about dairy products in terms of the food chain. as this radiation goes over the world, the amounts that we are talking about, at least from what we think is going to happen right now, is infinitesimal by the time it reaches any of the landmass than japan. that it could have a very seri