>> reporter: reggie, i just spoke with cal osha, starting the investigation. my photographer will zoom in here on the construction site. cal osha has not ordered the work site to be shut down, but no one now is working on the structure. it's really quiet out here in menlo park. this is a picture from firefighters capturing the scene after a beam suffered what's called a catastrophic failure. workers at the site say the two men worked forty feet high on facebook 21 before 5:30 last night, putting together the steel framing when that beam dropped about 20 feet, catching on to other parts of the construction, catapulting them to the ground. firefighters say the safety harnesses and rigging stopped the fall before hitting the grown. one in late 20s, other early 30s were taken to the hospital for pain. fire chief said it was miraculous they survived. cal osha said there's no previous incidents at the site and have six months to decide whether to issue a citation for this incident. live in menlo park, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt. a special meeting set for tomorr

in 2012, he told osha employees are getting injured when they left. the city responded saying workers are traend to ask for assistance or leave the cart if it's too heavy and noted manual lifting is covered in safety meetings. >> there is no right way to lift these toters. >> reporter: but god free says the bins called toters aren't many to be lifted by hand. they are only supposed to be lifted by trucks. do you think this is a problem the company wants to ignore? >> i believe it is. >> reporter: god freeway filed his own complaint with osha and the company was cited saying it did not provide effective training or correct unsafe conditions. we requested an interview with richmond sanitary services but the company says it's appealing osha's decision and won't comment until the case is close did you have any idea that these workers were getting hurt on the job? >> none. >> reporter: that's until the city administrator received an anonymous call from a worker last december. the kra current contract ends next summer. bennier is advising that bins should b

in 2012 he told osha employees are getting injured when they lift.pany responded to state inspectors saying workers are trained to request assistance or leave the cart if it's too heavy and noted manual lifting is covered in safety meetings. >> there's no right way to lift these toters. >> reporter: but godfrey says the bins, called toters, aren't meant to be lifted by hand. they're only supposed to be hooked up to trucks. do you think this is a problem the company wants to ignore? >> i believe it is. >> reporter: he filed his own complaint with osha and they cited the company saying it did not provide effective training or correct unsafe conditions. we requested an interview with richmond sanitary service but the company says it's appealing osha's decision and won't comment until the case is closed. did you have any idea that these workers were getting hurt on the job? >> none. >> reporter: that's until piedmont city administrator received an anonymous letter from a worker. the city was in the process of crafting a new collection agreement since the

in 2012, told osha employees are getting injured when they left. company replied to state inspectors saying workers are trained to accept assistance or leave the cart if it's too heavy and noted manual labor is covered in safety meetings. >> there is no right way to lift these toters. >> reporter: god free says the toters aren't meant to be lifted by hand but they are meant to be lifted by truck. do you feel this is a problem the company wants to ignore? >> i believe it is. >> reporter: god free filed his own complaint with osha. and they were cited saying they did not provide proper training. the company says it is appealing osha's decision and won't comment. paul bennier received an anonymous e-mail from a worker last december. the city was in the process of crafting a new waste collection agreement. bennier is now making safety a priority in the new contract asking companies to minimize workers' comp. concerns and advising that bins should be carried carefully. >> that gives us the ability to awed and it hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter:

>> i believe it is. >> reporter: he filed his own complaint with osha and earlier this year inspectors cited the company saying it did not provide effective training or correct unsafe conditions. we requested an interview with richmond sante try service and the company is appealing osha's decision and won't comment until the case is closed. >> reporter: did you have any idea that these workers were getting hurt on the job? >> none. >> reporter: not only the city manager was alerted and he's looking for ways to minimize workers' kovm concerns saying that bins should be carried easily and without excessive strain. >> that gives us the ability to hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter: what adjustments can the city make to the contract now to minimize injury for the next year and a half of this contract? >> that's a good question. i actually don't have an answer to it. we're in a contractual relationship and it's up to the company to protect their workers and to run their operations. >> toters just jam full. >> reporter: morning gotfried hopes this will force them to take a closer look

fire crews said that the trench was being dug for sewer lines, osha will be leading the investigation into what happened. >>> part is changing an ad. the original message offered advice on how to avoid so called creeps while onboard. the message was changed to advise riders to not be creepy. >> the second half of the message is, if you are behaving badly on bart, other people can alert the police and the station agent and you will be reported. >> bart said the campaign was part of its contribution to sexual assault awareness month. >>> many cities in california are adopting sag ri policies -- sanctuary policies, now 40 school districts representing 2 million children are declared as safe havening from fal immigration enforcement. the -- federal immigration enforcement. the superintendent said the policies are necessary to help students to feel safe. >> we have a mandate to screat all students and the parents have a right to give their child an education. we want to remind the parents and their students of their rights and get them secure about enrolling their students. >> ice has said

today the fire department and osha released reports on her death including photos from inside the home where craig was trapped and later found unconscious. another photo shows craig's breetszing mask with a hole in it. both reports said the cause of her death was this. >>> the fire department also acknowledges there was no coordinated effort to respond to the seven may day calls made by craig. the department said it has made several changes in response to her death. >>> the officers held hostage in a delaware prison are expected to file a federal lawsuit. floyd was killed during the deadly standoff in february. >>> new at 11:00, a tale of two town halls tonight. two south jersey congressmen held events ten miles apart but voters had different reactions. but voters said they just want answers from their leaders in washington. but as denise nakano found out, they don't always get them. >> take a stand, don't take our health care plan. >> reporter: 75 protesters in new jersey's third district got loud. >> it is not a compromise. >> we have been asking for meetings and for a town hall. >>

the investigation is now being handled by cal osha. matt keller, abc7 news. >>> just because ann coulter cancelled coming to berkeley today doesn't mean trouble still won't show up. >> several groups are events at cal and this time berkeley says it will be ready. >> reporter: we are at civic center park where ann coulter supporters are planning to be to represented her, and we are across the street from the berkeley police department and police say they are ready. cal police say they also have a plan and tell us students will notice more officers on campus today and they will be very visible. they are also letting surrounding police departments know, and they put them on standby to be ready in case they need help. ann coulter supporters say they don't want the violent tactics of some protesters to win, and they don't want it to look like they backed down to them, so other right wing >> ann sent her speech to us and not sure who will read it but her words will be spoken today. >> the first rally is scheduled for 10:00 this morning, and

this is video of the construction scene this morning where the work will stop phenomenon cal osha gets to the bottom of how the incident happened. the sunny vail-based contractor level 10 construction also built facebook's building 20 which the company claims praise from mark zuckerberg for being ahead of schedule and under budget when it was completed in 2015. when we hear from the construction company, cal osha or facebook, we will update your story and if we're not on the air you can find us on our social media platforms. i'm krisnbc on twitter. with. >>> we're learning new details on a robbery heist on board of a abort train. this has bart's board of directors getting ready to meet to talk about safety. surveillance cameras are being used to identify a mop of teenagers accused of robbing passenger this is last weekend. as we reported, 50 teenagers poured on to a train at the coliseum station last saturday night. bart police say they robbed seven passengers and ended up injuring two others. now we've learned that surveillance video from inside the train has led police to the suspect

we just got confirmation from frank litze of cal osha saying the investigation is now under way. no comment at this point from s cebook nor sunnyvale-based level pin construction or the local iron workers 377 that hipresents the workers. >> vallejo fire investigate contributors trying to figure d thwhat caused this early morning house fire that started about 12:30 this morning on venetia road. it is dark there but you see the houses coming out of the house. it is a few blocks east of interstate 80. the fire department posted this jurie, showing efforts to try to ==anime fire out in the pitch black of night. crews say the home was vacant at d thatme and there were no injuries. >> all right. rom fter a few gloomy days of way too much gray for spring, this weekend looks warm and sunny. >> you remember all of the clouds? they're gone. >> so gray. >> at least for a lot of us urn t now. beautiful picture of the trans america building and san francisco as temperatures also starting to turn up. we turn now to our expert s teorologist kari hall for more. good morning kari. >> good morning

we tried to interview the company, and they said they are appealing osha's decision and they won't comment until it is over. >> did you is any idea that these workers were being hurt on the job? >> reporter: that is until paul benoit received an anonymous letter. and he is now making safety a priority in the new contract, and asking the bidders of the ways to minimize the comp concerns and emphasizing that the bins should be carried easily and without excessive constraint. >> that is the ability to audit and hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter: what can the city do to contract now to minimize the injuries for the next year and half of the contract. >> that is a good question, and i don't have an answer, because we are in a contractual relationship, and it is up to the company to operate the company and the toters. >> reporter: he says he is going to try to emphasize working for those workers. >> there should be one uniform way to do it, and if there is not, eliminate it, and bring everything to the curb. >> the citystcity administrator it is not likely to happen, but the users will be

this is video of the construction scene where the work will stop until cal osha gets to the bottom of how this incident happened. we're looking into the builders' safety record level 10 construction based out of sunnyvale is the third largest contractor in the bay area. now this incident happened at the site of facebook building 21, the same construction company built facebook building 20 which level 10 claims was praised by ceo mark zuckerberg for being done ahead of schedule and under budget. we're still trying to get information from cal osha, from facebook and also from level 10, the contractor here. we're going to try to get that information and have that update at 6:30. in menlo park, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> 5:05 right now. we're learning about a new arrest of a cable car operator. 55-year-old david reyes is accused of allegedly stealing fares in san francisco. investigators say reyes was pocketing cash fares. last week, conductor albert williams of napa was arrested for allegedly doing the same thing. $32,000 in cash was found at williams' home even though he's only

it remains a police investigation, it's stillÑi unclear whether cal-osha is investigating the workingitions at the construction site. this is the 11th traffic fatality of the year, and coming up we'll tell you what police have to say about this disturbing trend, robert honduras, nbc bhonda. >>> according to a survey from the bay area council, 70% of people say the entire bay area needs more money for transportation projects. even if that means raising taxes to pay for it. now, the same study shows people are getting fed up with traffic congestion. 33% of people are using ride-sharing services like lift and uber to try to avoid it, up 50% from two years ago. the advertising blitz has begun, the supporters of the fix our road wants the public to weigh in. >> but the legislature needs to act now. tell your state legislators, fix our roads. >> as you can see this ad is actually aimed especially at senator steve glazer, a moderate democrat who has not said how he will vote yet. they discuss the gas tax and what california drivers are paying in car repairs when they hit pot holes, the assem

work on that part of the building is now on hold until osha can investigate. >>> 20 years ago, nine peopled when their east palo alto home was set on fire. it remains the largest unsolved homicide case in san mateo county history. kpix 5's maria medina spoke with the fire district chief two decades after he got the tragic call. >> i can still see all the bodies. >> reporter: it is a call he will never forget.>> it was devastating. you don't see that very often. >> reporter: 11 victims polled by firefighters from a burning east palo alto home, nine dead, five of them children. although firefighters got to the home in just minutes, they would soon learn getting to the victims inside would be difficult. >> the vehicles were almost up against the front door. that was the primary entry point.>> reporter: the cars that locked the front door. they found bars on every window in the garage door nailed shut. they finally smashed a plate glass window.>> may remember the heat and the dark black smoke that poured down on top of them. >> reporter: a firefighter then discover the victims, many of them to

. >>> calrobber robber oh -- cal osha is investigating after a man fell into a trench at a work site. it happened near omega and workers fell into a trench and couldn't move firefighters had to make sure that trench did not collapse while they worked to pull him out. the worker was taken to the hospital and is now recovering. >>> our time is 4:09. coming up, more reaction from a passenger after the man was dragged off of a united airlines flight. >> it really is disbelief. i couldn't believe it was happening. i have never seen anything like that before. i have never been on a plane and asked to volunteer when you're buckled in. >> and new details from that flight and what the ceo of unite side offering that witness as well as all of the other passengers. >> up next, intonings to syria continues -- a response to syria continues and nato. >> and tieing up traffic at the fre90 street offramp -- fremont street offramp. reet offramp. . >> the system went by overnight and it's moved off to the valley. we're not done yet. there is going to be some april showers in the forecast. ♪ ♪ . >>> wel

cal osha is investigating last night's accident.kers fell nearly 40 feet from a construction crane. it happened at the construction site on the new facebook campus in menlo park. firefighters say the safety harnesses saved those workers. they were taken to a local hospital but they are okay. construction on the campus has stopped while the investigation continues. >>> literally a wild surprise in a busy santa cruz shopping center when shoppers spotted a sleeping mountain lion in a tree at the east cliff village strip mall this morning. the young male was calm. he napped about three hours. eventually he became anxious because of all the attention and all the people looking at it. eventually he was tranquilized and released back into the wild. >> stop look at me, i'm trying to take a nap here. >> trying to chill here. >> jeff ranieri is with us. 45 minutes away until friday. we made it. >> i think you guys are excited. >> is annie friday. >> lots of sunshine coming our way. the only problem is going to be the win. it's going to get a

the investigation is now being handled by cal osha.c7 news. >>> just because ann coulter cancelled coming to berkeley today doesn't mean trouble still won't show up. >> several groups are events at cal and this time berkeley says it will be ready. >> reporter: we are at civic center park where ann coulter supporters are planning to be to represented her, and we are across the street from the berkeley police department and police say they are ready. cal police say they also have a plan and tell us students will notice more officers on campus today and they will be very

construction is on hold on that part of the building until cal/osha investigates. >>> the nfl draft kicks off tonight. and it's in philadelphia for the first time since the 1960s. hundreds of college stars are hoping to find a home with a team during the three-day event. the nfl has set up several interactive activities for football lovers, as well. it's a huge night for the 49ers who have the second overall pick. the raiders will have to wait a little longer. they have the 24th pick in the first round. are you like my husband one of those guys who just watches the draft? >> i used to. i used when i loved the nfl. i still do -- but i just don't have the time after my child was born. you kind of tend to give up a few things. >> we have three kids and he still does it. >> i don't know. to me that's a little strange. >> unless you're i guess a 49ers fan who didn't have a great season by the way. >> and i'm only mentioning that because i -- do i say i'm a raiders fan? >> yes. >> i'm a raider fan. i'm not a team owner fan. >> you're an oakland raiders fan. >> that's it. i would be okay if they

cal-osha investigators are expected to be at the site later today. >>> and grief counselors will be available to students at pittsburgh hose after the loss of a fellow -- high school after the loss of a fellow student who died while training to be a marine recruit. the 17-year-old was preparing to start boot camp this summer after high school graduation. he joined the brentwood marine corp's delayed entry program as a recruit and specializing in field artillery support. on tuesday, he was beginning a workout with the fellow recruits in veteran's park in brentwood when he collapsed. >> one of the recruits ran to a nearby water park where one of our own 73 employees -- city employees jumped into action and started performing cpr on floyd. >> and this morning, class, my teacher told us that he was, he had an asthma attack. >> he was set to graduate in june and start training in san diego in august. no word yet on what cause heads death, but the coroner will be conducting an autopsy. >>> and we have an update to a story yesterday on mornings on 2 about a woman who was attacked near the san jose s

yesterday the fire department and osha released reports on her death. they include new pictures from inside the home where craig was trapped and later found unconscious. both reports said a whole in craig's breathing mask was the cause of her death but also found problems with how her colleagues responded to her seven emergency distress signals. the fire department acknowledged there was no coordinated effort to respond to the may day calls that craig made. the department said it's already made several changes in response to her death. we'll tell you about the changes in the next half hour. >>> happening today, northeastern pennsylvania prosecutors plan to rest their case against accused cop killer eric frein. he's charged with shooting two state troopers during an ambush in 2014, killing one of them. you're looking at the officer who survived the ambush. trooper alex douglas took the stand yesterday calling frein a coward. douglas told a jury that getting shot felt like getting hit in the back with a baseball bat. >>> and a burlington county man will b

federal epa, osha everybody has something to tell the of loggers. so i go home to turn on the evening news what is the lead story of the chia's gender bathroom. we don't have a bathroom we use the tree. so that guy is not a bad guy. politically even leave if you want a systematic change the somebody needs to understand the system you would not pick your heart surgeon because he is an outsider and then to do the open-heart surgery that doesn't work that way but this isn't a bad person it wasn't like blowing is tops of the transgendered people but this just isn't one of them. >> did retrospect? >> add presupposes of what we don't have in this country. soul of our political parties have no legal or constitutional standing naked be a biker gang or a of bully they have no standard. they're not part of the constitutional mcgovern meant they act like they are but they are not for gold no losses in half to have them sit on either side of the ideal. and there is no real centralized power for either party. the national organization is p. holden to the 51 stat

pretty dangerous because you're going down in these deep shafts and we have to in order to comply with osha regulations. every four feet you have to dismantle the shaft and keep going down. you need heavy machinery to help us move the dirt back, move the dirt out of the way, take the bricks out of the way, move the granite. so it is complicated and exciting because you have all of these people with different skills. those machine operators who are usually moving big stuff, we asked them -- i just want an inch off because i think there might be a privy, they do it. they move an inch. i mean, they're so skilled that they can do anything, the smallest thing and the biggest thing. >> surgery with a backhoe. >> that's part of the fun of doing urban archaeology. working with people with so many different skills. and then the machine drivers and the various operators out there may never have been exposed to an work logical site. so it's always a learning process. and at first, they just want you to get out of their way. and as they see what they get, they get interested, even if it is broken up in

they said that osha is leading the investigation. >>> students in the area's culinary program got a chanceete in washington, dc and they had a lot of fun doing it. >> we prepared something delicious that we thought everyone would love. >> reporter: high school culinary class turned food network competition. >> we used the rest of the water that was left over with the flavor from the chicken and we added it to the pasta. >> the fun is amplified. >> reporter: cooking up change is a new national competition where high school students create healthy menu options as part of the high school's healthy menu campaign. >> they have a fat goal, a salt goal and a dollar goal. >> reporter: food and budget constraints give students real life challenges. attending a real life school is one thing, but finding the passion is another. >> when the students come to me, it's about transformation. the kids that you see now, you have seen them in their other schools, you would not recognize them and who they are. now they know that they are somebody and they know that they can make a contribution and are making

nothing can be touched until cal osha conducts it's investigation, and really the most important part of this, nobody was killed. firefighters say that is a miracle. check out this photo that was sent to us by the menlo park firefighters. can you see the damage done to the building. workers at the site set the two men were working 40 feet high on facebook's new building 21 at about 5:30 last night and they were putting together the steel framing when the beam they were standing on suffered a catastrophic failure and dropped 20 feet and catching on to other parts of the construction and catapulting them towards the ground. their harnesses stopped their fall before hitting the ground and one man in his 20s and the other in his 30s, and they were complaining of pain in their lower bodies and had puncture wounds and they were taken to the hospital. firefighters say deconstruction plan and process will be needed before the project can move forward. matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> just before coral tann coul cancelled coming to berkeley, it doesn't mean trouble will not show up. >

cal osha will investigate what happened. >>> the california highway patrol announced the arrest of aay accused of sexually assaulting a passenger. 42-year-old marari tackily faces charges of sexually assaulting a woman who he picked up in roanoke mark last december. investigators say they were able to identify the driver based on video evidence and dna. tackily is do in court tomorrow morning. >>> comedian charlie murphy died today after a long battle with leukemia. murphy was the older brother of actor eddie murphy. >>> find out how a little known court has transformed the lives of children with disabilities. >> and our chief meteorologist bill parton tracking the rain. he's back with his complete forecast right on through the easter weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> new at 10:00, just a nice story. a championship sports team made up of boys with physical disabilities. >> amber lee with how the sports changed the lives of the boys who play it. >> reporter: julie, the boys range in age from 9 to 18 years old. most can't

north koreas don't exactly follow osha rules and they don't have the best quality control in the worldr any individual test, it's very hard to know. but as we spent the eight months investigating that led up to that story that you showed up on the screen which ran last month in the narcotics, we did find these highly increased failure rates after president obama ordered this increase in attacks. the statistics are hard to come by in part because the program itself is so classified. but there's an unclassified part of the effort because the whole program is andrew fairly public pentagon effort called left of launch. if you consider anything that happens right up to the launch and those wonderful old pictures that you showed and drawings, boy, those are real classics. those are classic right of launch, after it's launched you go and incept it and we've spent $300 billion since the eisenhower era. it just doesn't work very well which is why the president ordered this effort for left of launch trying to sabotage the missiles prior to their liftoff. >> in the piece we showed that you wrote

this investigation is now being handled by cal osha. reporting live in menlo park, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> a big development in the national debate on sanctuary cities that came into our live desk and it's something we have been talking about a lot lately. texas now heading in the opposite direction of the bay area, just a few moments ago the texas house approved a very strict ban on sanctuary cities. it would let local officers enforce federal immigration law against anybody they detain and police chiefs and sheriffs that don't go along, they could go to jail. the bill is triggering a lot of protests like these ones last night at the state capital. democrats strongly oppose the ban and the debate went on for 15 hours but the democrats were outnumbered. back to you. >>> president trump backtracking on his campaign pledge about nafta and now saying the u.s. will not with draw from the trade deal. the president tweeted this morning he received calls from the president of mexico and the prime minister of canada asking to renegotiate th

environment businesses are confident in hiring again, we've had from ceo after ceo small business osha they are excited about this president they are excited about the economy and, yet, the media refuses to cover that more than happy to talk about, the story frankly that is just fake and time to move on. >> media remains reluctant to move on when the investigation, is still going on. >> thanks so much -- ♪ ♪ all the evidence of russian collusion points to the democrats not trump white house, listen to this. >> i think in terms of of the whole question of -- the trump administration, if it is -- it is absurd story, but i think it raises two other questions, one is, was the obama white house deliberately leaking would be a felony, who was a doing it? they committed these are crimes. and i think that is a key part of this. the other is that i think we should know what thank you russians have been up to, but frankly that involves the podesta brothers one a registered agent for russian bank all the different things, that peter schweizer wrote about in book on "clinton cash" it is ironic tha

the fire direct tells me osha will be investigating this case tomorrow. >> julie. >> azenith smith in menlo park tonight. >>> 17-year-old floyd barell was preparing to start boot camp this summer. last december, he joined the brentwood marine corps delayed entry program as a recruit specializing in field artillery support. yesterday, he was just beginning to workout with his fellow recruits at veterans park in brentwood when he suddenly collapsed. >> one of the recrews ran to a nearby water park, where one of our own city employees jumped into action, and actually started performing cpr on floyd. >> this morning class, my teacher told us that he was, he had an asthma attack, i think it was during training. >> he was set to graduate in june and start training in san diego in august. grief counselors have been called to the high school to help students deal with the sudden loss. no word yet on what caused his death. the coroner will now be conducting an autopsy. >>> all right, a live look outside tonight as the clouds and rain showers start to clear, following our latest round of wet we

. >> reporter: the lead researcher studied men and women age 72, here at the osha center for medicinened about yoga in lectures and half did yoga in structured classes. after eight weeks? >> sixty% of people in the yoga group got remission, meaning minimal to zero symptoms of depression. and the control group got 10% remission. >> reporter: and no one was on medication or therapy. the affect was only yoga. this doesn't come as a surprise to those practicing it. >> it's transformative itive and being quiet, having dedicated private space. >> reporter: the owner of the studio, second oldest in the city, come in with physical ailments but the mental benefits help them. many stretches to open the chest for breathing are mood lifting. >> and there is the posturing we're thinking of where someone is like this. opening the opposite way and breathing, getting space in. >> reporter: by definition, yoga is about calming the mind. >> we don't feel we're good enough and question the choices, we get it stuck in our mind. this is about quieting that. >> reporter: the uc study group was small. et th

cal-osha investigators are expected to be out there today. >>> and right now, it's 508. new policies from united airlines. what the -- what the airline is doing about the fallout from a passenger dragged off of the plane. >> and big changes from the white house. the moves from the trump administration on taxes, healthcare and veteran's affairs. >> and we have traffic that is going to be busy. we have better news. we got word the richmond b.a.r.t. station reopened. things are moving back to normal quickly on b.a.r.t. and we'll tell you about that and the rest of the commute coming up. >> and cloudy skies, cool temps and drizzle might be taxiing on some of you, but we have sunshine and warmer temps on the way. the way. well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? . >>> welcome back. this is a busy weekend. in washington, lawma

construction on that part of the complex is on hold for now as cal/osha investigates. >>> many of therges have been dropped against a mentally ill man who was shot by san francisco police. body camera video shows the january 6 confrontation between officers and sean moore. one of moore's neighbors called to complain about noise. when officers arrived, moore got angry and yelled at them to leave. eventually one of the officers shot him. now his mother is calling for changes from the police. >> what are they into make sure the officers are not the jury and they don't make the decisions by shooting someone and by killing someone that has a mental issue? >> moore was arrested and charged with multiple counts including assaulting an officer. the two remaining counts could be dropped at a court hearing friday. >>> president trump released a tax proposal that would reduce corporate and individual taxes. as the plan goes through congress, jill schlesinger reports. >> reporter: the president wants to reduce the number of tax brackets from seven, which is what we currently have, to three. so th

you can't say you're for working people when your budget slashes msha while osha and 150 workers die every single day, 150 workers die every single day in this country from workplace injuries or illnesses like silica dust and other toxins. you see, those are the wrong priorities. the wrong values. but there truly is a different path. down in the mountain valleys of southwestern pennsylvania where i grew up, poverty and a lack of opportunity were once brutal facts of life. when i was a kid, the local public school gave us a top quality education. and college was an affordable reality. see, back then our economy worked better for working families then. largely because of the wages and benefits bargained by workers in unions like mine. the united mine workers of america. and today, umw retirees are on capitol hill. they're lobbying for a fair retirement deal. over 20,000 health care cut-off notices have been sent out and their benefits are set to expire see, we have a responsibility to keep our promises to america's coal miners and congress should send the miners protection act to presi

cal-osha investigators are expected to be there at the site today. >> and we 6:06 is the time. we have an update to a story we told you about yesterday about a story at 2 and a woman attacked at a san jose campus. you can see her being attacked by several women early yesterday morning. the last report we had is it's still in the hospital. the this happened on a long stretch of san carlos street between a sidewalk and the parking lot of a fast food restaurant. the police say the victim will be okay but this attack could have been a lot worse. >> it does happen. it was captured on tape. you guys have a video of it and it does happen. not a lot but it does happen. >> we're lucky that this is not a homicide. >> they're trying to figure out if this is a random attack or if the victim was targetted and they are still looking for a suspect. the video is posted on our website at ktvu.com. so you can take a look at it and see if you recognize any of the suspects. if you do, san jose police want to hear from you. >>> and time is 6:07. two 11-year-old girls in heyward reported as missing

cal osha is investigating. >>> big lot stores will pay over 3 1/2 million dollars in fines over illegal disposal of hazardous waste. 35 state district attorneys including nancy o'malley from alameda county filed a lawsuit. they claim big lots disposed of hazardous waste in land fills instead of having it all taken legally taken to authorized waste facilities. >> san francisco wants to charge up people's motivation to buy electric vehicles. today mayor ed lee signed a new law that requires new buildings to set aside 10% of parking spalss as charging stations for electric vehicles. the remaining spaces need to be ready to upgrade in the future. the goal is to take away one of the biggest obstacles people face when they consider purchasing an electric vehicle. >> it's going to make it easier to own an ev. you'll be able to charge more easily and it will make it, you know, faster and easier to operate your vehicle. >> the law fits in with a statewide push toward electric vehicles. governor brown had set a goal of 1 1/2 million electric cars on the road within the next eight years. >> east b

osha is now investigating a construction site in san ramon.t's after a worker fell into a 6-foot trench. it happened about 11:00 this morning on omega road near perdue road. authorities shut down the area while rescuers brought in ladders and other heavy equipment. they pulled that man from the ditch about an hour later rushed him to the hospital. the severity of his injuries is unclear. >>> new pressure on governor brown to release sealed documents tied to the damaged oroville dam. reporter lemor abrams on why past inspections were sealed. >> we don't know what it's an example of because we didn't think about it. it happens. >> reporter: he held his first news conference on the oroville emergency after 200,000 people were evacuated. he defend the state's handling. crisis while asking for federal assistance for the emergency two months after declaring a state of emergency in oroville, his administration is reportedly blocking a public review of records on how the spillway eroded, how it was maintained and its aftermath. >> that's unsellable. w

yesterday, osha discovered a hole in her breathing mask and problems during stress caused her death.d hostage at the state prison in smyrna in february will talk about a federal lawsuit that they'll be filing. lieutenant steven floyd was killed in the uprising. his widow is expected to join in that news conference at noon. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington with a last check on your drive. if you're heading out in bordentown township on the new jersey turnpike, you might pass this scene. and you will pass it. that's the good thing. northbound at 206, exit 7. an overturned fed ex truck. that's the northbound side. flames betting by the scene. a crash eastbound at blue anc r anchor. just the right wires down there. overnight route 322 locked in both directions around tuckahoe road. >>> a news sunny start and chillier morning. especially in the suburbs and lehigh valley. the sunshine will be a fast warmup. 53 at 9:00. lunchtime, near 60 in the lehigh valley. sunny skies for philadelphia. there are a few thin clouds now. those are moving out. 57 degrees at 9:00. 62 degrees at

. >>> the president visited kep osha, wisconsin, today to sign an executive order enforcing laws already on the books. those laws require the federal government where possible to buy products made in the u.s. the order does not apply to products sold by the president's own company, of course, many of which are imported from around the world. in rural iowa today, at a town hall hosted by republican senator joni ernst, a constituent asked about the president's contradictory stance. >> your president talks about bringing jobs back to america, buy america, make america. shouldn't he be the first one to be his company back and manufacture his products here, his daughter to bring her companies back, manufacture here rather than importing materials? >> he also asked about the president's trips to his resort in palm beach, where he has now spent most of his weekends since taking office. >> what's your feelings on that and the president spending weekends in florida, costing us $3 million-plus in 100 days? >> you bet. i agree with you, doug. i agree on both points. i do think we need to bring manu

the worker was taken to the hospital and fire crews say this was being dug for sewer lines and cal osha will be the investigation into what caused this accident. >>> will get the first check on the forecast with meteorologist mark and there was a little bit of everything today. >> that is a good point. a variety pack and wednesday we start with rain showers and sunshine and now we are seeing the clouds picking up and they will eventually give up to some rain and then the system moves in. this is a live camera and san francisco bay, kind of neat to see the shadows. rainfall, we could get some rainfall and we did have some yesterday and in this morning and the amounts are not too impressive. you can see san francisco and napa and concord. we will add more to these totals in the short term. here is the satellite and the radar and you can see the circulation here in the pacific. that circulation will be an area of low pressure reducing this front for tonight associated with the front and right now there is organize rainfall to the north along the coast near eureka and cape mendocino as we c