that cal osha may not feel the work done is sufficient so the elevator is safe. this is why it's complicated >> good morning, supervisors deputy director dan lourey. to modernize an elevator or upgrade is united states jurisdiction of osha interest pits it's a huge problems are osha too >> i'm sorry i'm going to interrupt we've heard that loud and clear. >> it's difficult to upgrade or modernize an elevator they have a code standard for them to say take party for an old elevator they'll have to look at the component and that's there call it changes the code and the inspection of that elevator. >> i guess my question is your office and i think our residents for years have been hearing about the challenges not to made the code this is not about making the code but the challenges it's great to hear about the problems and barriers but at a certain point we're going to have to fix those elevators and the stories i've talked about earlier i have visited our senior residents to bring them groceries because they can't leave their apartment i guess i'm glad to hear about

osha is now on the scene investigating that work site. we have an nbc 10 crew on the scene gathering new information. you can count on us for live updates throughout the entire afternoon. live in the digital operations center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> from new york, a final vote expected that would make new york just the latest state to legalized medical marijuana. advocates have been at the state capitol for days pushing for the bill. it does not allow marijuana to be smoked it would be used in a vap riser and an oil base. parents need a roej strags card and a doctor's prescription. >>> the pope added had is voice into the debate over legalizing recreational drugs. speaking to a drug enforcement conference, he called drug addiction an evil and you can't compromise with evil. he says limited steps toward legalization is questionable and fail to produce the desired affect. he says the problem of drugs cannot be solved with drugs. >>> this all comes a day after philadelphia city council voted to decriminalize small

they're regulated by osha, and osha is a tiny agency in the state of north dakota. you look at coal mining in the same general industry, that's a different regulation. they do four inspections every year at each mine in the country. i think beneath to look at the approach and model of safety and health, and if this is the source of energy in our country, change the oversight in what they've been doing. >> 26 days for an employee to get trained and watching an video. you wouldn't hire a pilot with 26 days of training. is this a case where these employees should not be hired realizeless of th regardless of the opportunities available. >> if they got to put in place training programs for the workers before they come on, they need to do that. one thing about this industry is that it's very unorganized. there are not a lot of unions. the unions have really good training and aparentive progra apprentice programs. >> are you organizing? is the afl/cio organizing? >> yes, traditionally it's been a none union industry. it's starting from a place where you don't have a lot of

: erik brooks heads the office of osha carrying north and south dakota. with over a thousand active wells and hundreds of service companies, brooks and his eight inspectors have their work cut out for them. he thinks that inspections have helped osha correct and identify hazards at some oil drilling sites, but he said inexperienced workers and drillers are the biggest problem. >> when we have as much with a limited experience in the industry and started their own country coming up, they may not be aware of the hazards that their workers are exposed to. >> reporter: when it comes to workers' safety it all comes down to training. and here in the oil patch the kind of training rig workers get depends on the company they work for. company training runs the gamut. nabors oil has one of the most rigorous training programs. no new recruit can start a job without first getting nine days of hands-on experience with a test rig. classroom training and finally passing a written test. >> if we have someone who is not progressing the way they should throughout the nine

landlords of the hotels get the elevators needed repairs as is or upgraded i'll leave that to the dbi or osha to decide that. i'll a make a couple of points one is that as the lady said not everyone a on a residential hotel is there because of some kind of city or government program there are a number of city programs yes and federally funded programs like oh, shelter care by the way, there are a lot of people in residential hotels as was said that's their rent controlled home this is the one problem with saying let's put all the fellowship disabled people detain tlais because they've lose their rent control we need the basic funding for all the hotels, you know, for the elevator repair thank you very much >> next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. thank you very much supervisor kim supervisor wiener and supervisor cowen important holding those hearings. i'm figuring having flashbacks on the hearing for getting jack's in the s r o we were successful in that effective working with government agencies i think we'll be successful in this one although it's extremely complicated the s r o was

the camden county prosecutor's office along with osha are also investigating this collapse. in the past 30 minutes, fire crews cleared the scene and workers from rent-a-fence set up the fence around the construction site. the fire chief told me they need to secure the site to keep people out, to prevent anyone else from getting hurt and so investigators can get in there to look at the evidence left behind. from sky force 10, you can get the best view of the crews, the construction equipment and the debris at this construction site. here is what we know right now. osha investigators are looking into the employer in charge of the site, mancuso contractors incorporated. the fire chief tells me three people were working on the site demolishing an old blockbuster video to make way for a new supper wawa. i asked the fire chief to walk me through what happened to the man killed during the demolition. >> he was next to the wall. when the wall came down, it came down on top of him. knocked the person into a trench, which was there doing the construction. the person was deceased. >> r

if he can't with cal osha or whatever the mid-level management the staying city has to deal with it you know problems like that shouldn't happen in an elevator this is 2014 and i'm in an elevator that's within made in 1950 so thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisor. senior disability action. 9 hundred though members statewide i live before in a single room apartment downtown during the 80's i was twice blocked for totally hours. during it was down it took 3 days from it was repaired it was very expensive. once your trapped it's hard to get in and people to ghetto out. your mental stabltsz are impaired what's happened before in our apartment the action should be fixed right now. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors bruce a property manager while i don't represent all the ownership groups i represent quite a few of the and all the owners and ownership groups are completely on board with upgrading or a raping but financially that's going to be really, really tough it's a million dollars for a complete replacement that's over the

program because the the program is complicated and the answer to your question we have meeting b with osha you know how difficult people that work with the state every level is different so that's why i try to resolve it. when i get the message from the cal osha you you know the inspector tell me or their commission the elevator i don't agree because the building code they require the elevator to serve the resident whatever they need to find my agreement i - they can't head to the commission elevator they've noting got to fix it and get recommendation to fix. more conversation with the state and city because there's something, you know, a conversation what we say before next monday if the recommendation and then you know from the, you know, i don't want to go through all the - we go through the, you know, committee with the study group. you know, we brainstorming i think about the chief inspector rose mar we got to create an insurance program with all the, you know, elevator service companies. maybe come up with something, you know, they can work together with the city to service those ele

back here live, osha tells us mancuso contractors have had safety violations in the past. most recent dating back to 2000 sand. those cases are closed after fines were paid. now right now investigators say they're not releasing the name of the man who was killed until his relatives can be notified. an autopsy will be performed tomorrow. that's the very latest here in cherry hill. iain, back to you. >> sabina, thank you. >>> comedian tracy morgan beginning the next part of his recovery in rehab facility. he was transferred to a rehab in new jersey as he recovers from a broken leg and several broken ribs. the actor was injured in that crash on the new jersey turnpike several weeks ago. a friend of his died in the accident. the driver of the truck that slammed into morgan's limousine bus faces charges in connection with the crash and police in cherry hill are looking for these people cops say this family wanted for a theft at a jewelry store at the cherry hill mall. it happened back in may. it's not clear what their accused of stealing or how police know they're all members o

. >>> cal osha joined the investigation into what caused a fire truck to flip at oakland airport. mitchell owe seriously injured in that accident. he's awake and breathing on his own. he was driving the truck. cal osha and the chp seeing if there were safety violations. >>> 4:33 rather, the state supreme court will allow two former bus mechanics to sue a company for reportedly supplying san francisco with unsafe school buses. that's according to the chronicle. some of the buses they worked on have thin brake linings, bad tire treads and were not inspected as often as should have been. laid law transit provided buses to the city for more than 20 years. >>> in just a few hours, local leaders will old a news conference at the golden gate bridge to talk about how they're going to pay for new suicide barrier to be installed. here's a live look where mark leno will be joined by health professionals to present more information about putting up a barrier on the bridge. sop far, $76 million have been set aside to build the baredier and a transportation board will vote on it tomorrow. a lot

he thinks inspections have helped osha identify and correct hazards at some drilling sites but he says unexperienced workers and even employers are still the biggest problem. >> if we have someone with limited experience in the industry who started their own company, they may not be aware of the hazards that their employees are exposed to. >> reporter: when it comes to worker safety it all comes down to training. here the kind of training rig workers get really depends on the company they work for. company training runs the gamut. nabor's drilling is one of the most rigorous training programs. >> where is the hazard here? >> no new recruit can start the game without first getting nine days of hands-on experience with a test rig, classroom training and finally passing a written test. >> if we have someone that's not progressing the way they should throughout the nine days, we don't hire them. >> but despite that osha has investigated two accidents at nab abor's sites. meanwhile other companies offer far less training. so unions are stepping in to provide training for workers who don't f

cal osha immediately sent an inspector and the project was halted for the day. while the investigation into the cause is still under way, the construction company rc pacific tells me they believe winds played a factor in the accident. the national weather service says gusts were up to 20 miles per hour here, but they sure felt stronger than that to me. we're told at least two workers have already been released. according to federal records, rc pacific's last safety violation was in 2009, it was minor, they were fined only $450. live in foster city, nbc bay area news. >>> a follow-up now on the story of a san jose state football player who barely made it out of an apartment fire. jared leaf spoke at a news conference today. he said while he would love to play football this upcoming season, he doesn't know if a doctor will clear him in time. much of leaf's torso was badly burned during this fire in april. he was asleep when his roommate called him to tell him the third floor apartment was burning. leaf says he knew he had to get out right away. >> only way out was

osha did penalize the company in the past for what the agency considers serious violations. for this project, the fire chief says the company was operating properly. >> there's this whole project was properly permitted. they had all their inspections and licensing. that was all done. again, if you look at the parking lot, this is a large old blockbuster building. it's only a little piece left. i would say 98.9% of it's down. this is the last piece that was there. unfortunately, something happened where that wall came down on that worker. >> reporter: the prosecutoprose office had people out here investigating in addition to the osha investigators. they will determine if there was any wrongdoing or if this was an accident. i called the number for mancuso. i wasn't able to get ahold of anyone. back out here live, what has happened in the past half hour. crews quickly put up this temporary fence to secure the area around the construction site. now i'm going to try to find out what happened in the minutes before the fatal collapse that buried one worker under debris. i will have

they do have violations with osha dating back to 1999 and 2000 sand and in those cases they were safety violations but fines were paid and those cases are closed. this is a still a developing story. much more at 6:00. dawn. >> thank you, sabina. >>> now to developing story that we have been following all day for you. one person is dead following a violent accident along the atlantic city expressway. several more people are rushed to area hospitals. the crash shutting down part of the highway for more than five hours. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live outside cooper university hospital and, dave, how are the victims doing right now. >>> well, dawn, all of those victims by the way are from philadelphia including two of them who are in critical condition here at cooper tonig tonight. the new jersey state police fatal accident team is now investigating the cause of this crash. state police say it was just after 7:00 a.m. when this white pickup truck struck the guardrail in the westbound lanes of the atlantic city expressway and flipped over. sending the six people inside flying on to the r

meanwhile, cal osha has six months to complete will investigation. we're live in oakland, derek shore. >>> the rideshare drivers may need to buy additional insurance. a bill was passed that would require drivers to have extra coverage of $750,000. that would cover the time when they don't have passengers in in their car and the app is on and people are looking for drivers. a little girl was killed by a you knower driver whose app was on and didn't have anyone in the car. >> i'm upset. every time i saw someone with a daughter, i look at her and think about my daughter. why is she dead? >> her family is suing uber who has denied any responsibility for that crash. the bill will work its way through the legislature. >>> who was inside the car, why wouldn't the driver pull over? that's questions they're trying to answer after a wild chase ended in a fiery crash in san francisco. that chase started about 3:00 this morning in oakland. after officers ran the license plate and learned it was stolen out of san francisco. the car was going up to 130 miles per h

. >> anytime we see a number of fatalities above zero, it's a cause for concern to osha. >> osha covering north and south dakota, with over 1,000 active wells and hundreds of oil service companies, brooks and his eight inspectors have their work cut out for them. he thinks inspections that helped osha identify and correct hazards at some drilling sites, but he says inexperienced worker and even employers still the biggest problem. >> if we have someone that has limited experience in the industry and started their own company, they may not be as aware of the hazards that employees are exposed to as well as it is means to protect them. >> when it comes to worker safety, it all customs down to training. here in north dakota's oil patch. the kind of training rig workers get really depends on the company they work for. company training runs the gamut, one of the largest companies has one of the most rigorous training programs. >> where's the hazard here? >> new recruit starts without first getting nine days of experience with a test rig, classroom training and finally passing a written test. >

cal osha says a truss just collapsed >> seems everybody is becoming a fan of the 2014 world cup. that was reaction at civic center plaza in the city. hundreds watched on a big screen. team usa scored a goal early in the match. >> very exciting. not only did they get that goal early on in the game, they also just won against ghana. this is a park that had people out within the beginning of the game. but after that first goal, it filled in about 1500 people here. >> this first match up of team usa versus ghana having a local player is a big deal. and every stage he was counted out. and to get to this level to be playing is an mazing accomplishment. a real american story. they helped rally the crowd. this is made up of players from around the world. chris wandalowski is native american. he even sports a tattoo from his mother's tribe in oklahoma >> at 13 i got to go back in oklahoma. received an indian name. it's son of one of the greatest chiefs to lead the go, team usa. >> and of course, soccer fans are rallying for a strong showing by team usa. following the match up, usa will fa

we've often had discussions with our stakeholders around how this is a local and state issue bus osha does the enforcement around the elevator but we can do things at a local level to better address this i'm curious what those are >> that's a again, yes i have a recommendation at the local level would be s r o property owners have to have a regular maintenance visit on a determined to be scheduled like weekly or quarterly instead of having a contract where someone responds if you have problems if you do maintenance periodically you can extend the life. >> and around accountability we place s r o folks so if we knowing place a resident with physical disabilities where a broken elevator is disrupting do you have my what are some of our thoughts in terms of our responsibilities and it's a major challenge and potential liability so with when those matters are brought to our attention we try to work with the individual department to see what other building in the portfolio to get people roenld one of the things we've considered in the past is increasing the budget for temporary relocation

." >>> osha is investigating the disaster at a site that left one dead in cherry hill. chopper 6 over the scene around 1:00 shortly today after a building that was being demolished collapsed. it happened as the crews were tearing down what was once a blockbuster video show on route 38. one person also hurt in the accident. the authorities have not released the names of the victims. >>> also in new jersey tonight, two people dead after a pick up truck flipped over on the atlantic city expressway. the crash happened at 7:00 this morning when the driver of the truck lost control and crashed. three people arriving in the cab of the cub and three others in the bed. all six ejected. two in critical condition and one has died. and more on the investigation font on "action news at 6:00." >>> a 20 year old man recovering after he was shot outside of his job in the lawndale neighborhood. at 2:45 this morning on rising sun avenue near levick street. and the victim shot outside of the bar where he works and he was shot in the leg. he is currently in stable condition. the philadelph

the highway patrol and cal osha are investigating this incident. it did not disrupt services here at the airport. reporting live, amber lee, ktvu news. >>> a petroleum tanker overturned about 5 miles north of the junction of highway 116 that's just north of jenner around 10:30 this morning. the highway patrol says the tanker was carrying 5,600- gallons of oil and some of that oil leak on to the road. crews crews spent the day trying to contain the spill. >>> whole foods has agreed to pay $800,000 for overcharging customers. the complaints of overcharging came from stores in los angeles, santa monica and san diego. state and local inspectors found whole foods did not sub subtract for the weight of containers. >>> film maker george lucas has decided where to build his museum and it is not in san francisco. the creator of star wars has picked chicago. the windy city was competing with san francisco for the lucas museum showcasing his collection of items. san francisco had offered the site of a waterfront after the precidio trust rejected lucas bid to

. >>> cal osha joined the investigation into what caused a fire plane to flip. the driver, 55-year-old mitchell ohl was injured in the accident. he's still in intensive care. he's now awake breathing on his own. cal osha and chp looking into safety violations during that training exercise. >>> 5:50 in just a few hours local leaders will hold a news conference at the golden gate bridge to talk about how they're going to pay for a new suicide barrier to be installed. this is a live look at the bridge this morning where state senator mark leno will be joined by mental health professionals to prevent, present more information about putting up a barrier on the bridge. so far, $76 million has been set aside to build the barrier, and a transportation board will vote on it tomorrow. ban lot of opposition to the proposal because some think it would be too expensive, hard to install, and an eyesore. >>> after nearly a week, a water leak in the south bay has finally been capped off. last night crews fixed a leak in the willow glenn neighborhood. it started on buyerly avenu

and the camden county prosecutors and osha are being laoing into -- looking into what caused the accident. >>> and someone in custody for a hit and run. be vincent was struck by a car and found lying on the shoulder in the southbound lanes. and he later died at the hospital. the vehicle left the scene before police arrived. and investigators are interviewing a woman in connection with this case. no charges have yet been announced. >>> penndot shutdown the greaterford bridge in perkiomen township. an inspection turned up the fact the bridge's beams deteriorated to the point penndot can no longer allow vehicles to pass. and john rawlins live at the bridge tonight and it does not sound like a short-term problem. >> the bridge built in 1957, it probably reached its live expect antsy. the thinking is that it will probably be rela laplaced and n repaired. and it could take months for design work, bids and approvals and to demolish the existing structure. overall it can run into a year or more we are told. >> that bridge is out. it cannot -- >> folks trying to turn on graterford road and it is c

cal-osha say he was moving a compressor at 9:00 a.m. this morning at the tire shop. somehow he became pinned against a wall and was unable to breathe -- to breathe. >>> prosecutors want more time to decide if they will file charges against a mother who accused of assaulting a boy she believed was bullying her daughter. delia garcia-bratcher was in court today. prosecutors say investigators are still interviewing witnesses. delia garcia-bratcher was arrested last month. she is accused of going to her daughter's school and grabbing a boy by the throat. she has consistently denied she attacked the boy. >> i am just praying and hoping this all goes away. >> [ inaudible question ] >> yes, and for my kids. >> delia garcia-bratcher is set to return to court on july 17. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. a somber celebration for a san francisco state university student who was killed days before he completed his degree. the family accepted a diploma on his behalf. ktvu's david stevenson joins us now with the emotional ceremony. >> reporter: he was a few units shy of his degree when he was

cal-osha tells ktvu two workers suffer -- two workers suffered minor injuries injuries. >>> what was found inside ryan chamberlain's apartment in san francisco when they raided it and found bomb making materials. ryan chamberlain appeared in court today. police found a key ingredient to make ricin. ktvu's david stevenson is in san francisco now with more on all of this, including new pictures. >> reporter: prosecutors say this is proof ryan chamberlain was buying toxins and planned to set off a bomb but his attorney says that is not the case and there is little reason to hold him in jail. >> reporter: part of what investigators say was a bomb assembled by ryan chamberlain. prosecutors said a search turned up caster beans, the material used to make ricin. ryan chamberlain is charged with possession of a explosive device and possession of a firearm. he pleaded not guilty today. >> there are a lot of reasons for why a prosecutors would charge not to charge you for everything found in the search. some -- >> check of his ipad and iphone turned ufpraises -- up praises like riceb, killing a

we've often had discussions with our stakeholders around how this is a local and state issue bus osha does the enforcement around the elevator but we can do things at a local level to better address this i'm curious what those are >> that's a again, yes i have a recommendation at the local level would be s r o property owners have to have a regular maintenance visit on a determined to be scheduled like weekly or quarterly instead of having a contract where someone responds if you have problems if you do maintenance periodically you can extend the life. >> and around accountability we place s r o folks so if we knowing

cal/osha is looking into the matter. no word what caused the structure to give way. >>> right now, san jose police are investigating a deadly crash that happened on a popular road used by many commuters. investigators had to shut down berryessa road and that caused a major backup. janine de la vega is live from the scene. is the road back open. >> reporter: not yet, tori. berryessa has been blocked off for five hours between commercial and mayberry. now the traffic unit is trying to figure out what ledded up to this motorcycle -- led up to this motorcyclist's death. a motorcycle was no match for this big rig. police say before 7:00 the two vehicles collided. >> when officers arrived, they found the motorcyclist underneath the vehicle. fire and paramedics were on scene and pronounced the motorcyclist deceased at that time. >> reporter: their preliminary investigation indicates the drivers of the big rig was in the slow lane on beres-- on berryessa when he made an illegal u-turn. >> it reminds me of -- you know, traffic sa

cal-osha is investigating the deaths. >>> hoping for a new product at the developers conference in san francisco today. apple ceo unveiled a new operating system that will be available in the fall. it makes sharing easier and lets you receive and make phone calls from your computer and a new app called health kit. focused on health and fitness. >>> cool weather around the bay area today. minor improvements for tomorrow followed by a warm up for your mid-week wednesday. look at live storm tracker 2. tracking thunderstorms over northern california. the same pattern and system bringing us the cool weather. bringing thunderstorms in areas just west of redding and this is popping up but you can see here not too bad. just a thunderstorm and lightning reported there. here at home it has been all about the clouds and the fog and the morning drizzle. patchy drizzle this morning. i think we will see it again tomorrow morning. two hours till the sun sets but some areas along the peninsula coved in gray. you lost the sun here, oakland, as well as emeryville and berkeley at this hour. this continue

cal osha is investigating. >>> and a ranger is saying six hikers likely fell in a fall from mount rainierit is believed they fell 3300 feet from their last location from an avalanche prone area. they spotted camping and climbing gear after picking up electronic signals from the equipment. the names of the hikers are expected to be released tomorrow. >>> and tonight, a small town in idaho is celebrating. word spread quickly. the only u.s. prisoner of war in afghanistan the coming home after five years. >> the family is very resilient. the community has not waiverred in its commitment to get him freed so today, it was just, i think everybody burst into tears or couldn't get a silly grin of their faces. >> balloons an signs are all over the town celebrating the the good news. sergeant bowe bergdahl's parents just happened to be in washington dc when they got the news. they heard it directly from the commander-in-chief. >> the parents of bowe bergdahl joined president obama in the white house rose garden saturday evening hours of their son was finally freed after almost five years in captivit

and cal/osha is investigating. >>> this is a haunting scene for many. a train loaded with crude oil derails in canada and erupts into a massive fireball. the explosion just about leveled an entire town and 47 people died in the disaster. scenes like that brought out richmond protestors voicing their opposition to bring similar shipments through the bay area. they say despite safety health concerns, the shipments were green lighted earlier this year. the protestors plan to fight them every way they can. >> we do not plan for any crude by rail trains to roll today and no other time that we're wear of it. if we need to take matters in our own hands to protect our lives and the environment, then that's what we'll do. >> there have been calls for advanced warnings as to when shipments will come into the bay area. california lawmakers have also proposed taxing the oil. >>> the bomb squad, police, fire and the fbi have taken over a building in san francisco tied to a federal criminal investigation. the search warrant was served at a building on jackson street

we don't know how fast he was driving at the time of the crash but chp and cal/osha are now investigating. >>> more than a dozen people are looking for another place to live this afternoon afternoon a huge fire tore through this apartment building in oakland this morning. alex savidge explain how a dog may have helped save lives. >> reporter: of was sleeping when flames -- everyone was sleeping when flames raced through this apartment in oakland in the fruitvale district just about 3:00. 17 people, including five kids, managed to escape the fire. and julio cruz believes he's alive because of his new best friend. >> she loves me. >> reporter: his pit bull mix who woke hick up as his unit filled with flames and smoke. >> she started jumping on top of my bed and back barking -- and barking. she saved my life. i rescued her a few months ago and now she rescued me. >> reporter: it was several months ago when they found her behind the building. she had not been fed and was not doing well. they nursed her back to health and this morning, they returned the favor. cruz and his roommate lost everyt

again very often osha took a trip to this level and play. another battleground of the brutal syrian war this is your move palestinian camp here in damascus that last been held by the militants for more than a year where with this it doesn't solve really said to have died from starvation a year after the siege began shootin water supplies a roll but. it's as bad as it can get one desperately hungry and my children have nothing to eat these women leave in the year move camp that has been home to thousands of palestinian refugees for decades but today they pray for an escape they want to go out but they can't they're trapped those holding the camp only allow women and elderly men to go out briefly to bring in food aid distributed by the syrian and palestinian officials together with the u.n. their families remain inside so they have to return to the besieged camp and rest i must say that well we're talking to one of my crescent. and now that man behind has collapses to the ground while no one could tell us exactly why or how is tina a syrian of

very often osha to create this rubble and play. another battleground of the brutal syrian war this is your move cullison in camp here in damascus that has been held by the militants for more than a year where with this it doesn't solve ready said to have died from starvation a year after the siege began shootin water supplies a role but. it's as bad as it can get one desperately hungry and my children have nothing to eat these women leave in the year move camp that has been home to thousands of palestinian refugees for decades that today they pray for an escape they want to go out but they can't they're trapped those hold in the camp only allow women and elderly men to go out briefly to bringing food aid distributed by the syrian and palestinian officials together with the u.n. their families remain inside so they have to return to the besieged camp and rest that much that well we're talking to one of those like president. and how the man behind has collapses to the ground while no one could tell us exactly why or how this teen and

an osha spokesman says, part of the wooden building under construction.ave way after a fees are now removing catalytic converters from park cars. this is the underside of its share of the truck. it happened as seven litters a at a hilltop plows look in richmond. and has been happening in the nine hours while people asleep. car and parked on the street or in the jar of way, on five that the converter is still a. experts say it experienced the use can remove these items and seconds. still lead and on the racetrack at sonoma. fifth family's lawyer argued that there is no evidence that he meant to harm anyone other than himself. the judge did rule to keep channeling and yet now. could san francisco diners soon city? kron 4's vicki liviakis reports. that's what some businesses are climbs to fifteen -dollars an hour. if you pour drinks or wait on tables - the thought of a higher the initiative that will increase san francisco's minimum wage from ten dollars and seventy four cents to fifteen drawing mixed reviews - stand up/bumping up the miniumum that i spoke t

investigators with the prosecutor's office were charged with investigating how the death happened and osha started collecting information to see if all safety standards were being followed this was permitted. they had all of the permits. they had insurance, bonding and those types of things. for the company doing the work. it was, an authority. you can see from the area, it was a big building and this was last piece of it coming down. >>> authorities say that there will be an autopsy tomorrow for the victim and as far as the person that had the chest pains that was taken to kennedy hospital in cherry hill no word on his current condition. we are live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right cleve, thanks very much. >>> well, we will turn our attention to the weather now and we are enjoying a great start to the weekend as we are's set to officially usher in summer. lets take a live look down the shore at ocean city, it looks beautiful, on a beautiful night, and can we keep this gorgeous weather going? meteorologist kathy orr is with us now in the weather center, kathy. >> the

in fact cal osha spokesperson erika monteroza says they are leading the investigation to find the cause of the incident >>"if there are violations of california's occupational health and safety regulations it is the employer that will be sited. they will do a very thorough review of the employer's safety documentationgo home safe and sound at the end of their work day" >> reporter:being that this is a vehicle related work incident the california highway patrol will assist in the investigation. chp officials say among other things they will try to determine what caused the emergency vehicle to loose controloakland fire chief teresa reed >>"we're going to have to wait on the results of the investigation to find out exactly what happened" >> reporter:back at highland hospital family and friends have been here around the clock hoping for additional signs of the mitchell ow's recovery >> reporter: >>"we are really praying for him for his recovery, for the strength of his family. we will be staying at the hospital until he is in a more stable condition" >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kr

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osha is investigating the company he worked for, mancuso contractors incorporated. three people were demolishing an old blockbuster video on route 38 to make way for a new super wawa. a wall fell on top of castro killing him. castro's friends and family told us he'd only been working for about a month. >> he was a good guy who he was a good worker. you know what i mean? so i've known him for a long time. so i can't believe this happened. >> castro leaves behind two sons, ages 6 and 12. one of the other workers was also hurt in that collapse. >>> a bucks county woman is behind bars after a deadly hit-and-run. police say melissa rasial of bensalem killed vincent peary last night. investigators say she was driving with a suspended lice e license. police also charged a second suspect who they say helped cover up the crime. >>> police officers in camden now have a new weapon to defend themselves and cameras to record it. it didn't take long for officers to put it to the test. nbc 10's nefertiti jaquez joins us live from camden with the taser video. >> reporter: jacquelin