secretary acosta: well, senator, if i could, the osha if i could, the osha budget does shift approximately -- a net of approximately $2 million into compliance assistance. and that does reflect a belief that some of the programs that e long standing and others that work with particular companies to foster an industry, to foster compliance assistance may produce -- not may but the evidence shows actually do produce better safety outcomes. and so it's a net of about a $2 million shift. senator manchin: well, how would you -- if you're focusing -- it looks like your shift is focusing away from enforcement inspections. how would it be safer? secretary acosta: senator, let me just say, it's not -- you know, when you're talking about a funding request of $543 million, a $2 million shift, with due respect, is pretty much under 1%. and that is so we can fund the v.p.p. program that has in fact been shown to be very successful, working with companies and saying, look, these are the steps you need to take so that you can provide a safe workplace. and so as i said at the opening, the fact that we're

the two men were still in the hospital recovering from the injuries and osha and lni are now investigating. >> thank you. >>> authorities have recovered the body of a 17-year-old boy swept away in hamilton township mercer county. the teenager was swimming in rowan lake when a burst of storm and friends say he was carried away by a strong current. john rawlins will have a report from the scene in our next half hour. a deadly wrong way crash in new jersey. traffic is getting by on the shoulder only in franklin township approaching route 40 here. a pickup truck was driving south in the northbound lanes when it collided with the dump truck and at least one person was killed. >>> police are still deciding whether any charges will be filed after a minivan was repossessioned and towed away with a child sleeping in the back. it happened at a west philadelphia intersection. you spoke to the tow truck driver involved in the incident. >> reporter: that is right. the tow truck driver says that the police told them he would not be charged in this case. it's unclear if his mother faces any charges for l

osha resources are already strained a too many workers being put in dangers. 4,836 workers were killed on the job across our country. i asked the secretary, given the danger so many workers face, why do you believe the department of labor is shifting osha resources away from inspections and don't you think it might endanger more workers? >> senator, if i could, the osha budget does shift approximately $2 million into compliance assistance. it does reflect a belief that some of the programs that are long standing that work with particular companies to foster an industry and foster compliance systems may produce -- not may but the evidence shows actually do produce better safety outcomes. and so it's a net of about a $2 million shift. >> it looks like your shift is focusing away from enforcement inspections. how would it be safer? >> let me just say when you're talk about a funding request of $543 million a $2 million shift with due respect is pretty much under 1% and that is so that question fund the vpp program that has in fact been shown to be very you canful working with companies an

. >>> cal osha is reviewing records for water slides across the state in an effort to find similar slides like the one the 10-year-old boy was injured on. it has an 80-degree angle. two slides at raging waters in cal are similar. the wave park in dublin is closed this weekend and the slides are closed indefinitely. >>> the company that manages the big wave contest plans to sell assets to the highest bidder. this year's event was canceled and the sale includes the four years of the permit issued by the district, and the minimum bid is set at $1 million. the winner of the bid will be revealed on wednesday. >>> here's one area where we are not dealing with fog. san mateo bridge, as we look westbound you can see to the other side. a little drizzle and fog, so we will say caution for your commute planner this morning. on the bay, breezy north of the bay bridge, and mass transit, damp in some areas but dry this afternoon. we could have flight arrival delays at sfo because of the clouds. weeds, grass, mold, low. uv index, could burn in 10 to 15 minutes today. in the mid to upper 50s until you ge

lni officials are on the scene and osha is notified of the incident. >>> the prosecution in seth williams' corruption trial called a bucks county businessman to the stand. muhammad ali was his name. he talked about giving gifts to the district attorney in order to help him avoid screening at the philadelphia international airport he is accused of taking bribes in exchange for legal favors and says he has done nothing wrong. >>> a 7-year-old girl is back safe with her mom after she fell asleep in a minivan that was repossessed and philadelphia police are reviewing video to confirm the stories they were given, it happen the at 45th and chestnut in north philadelphia. a 26-year-old mother of the child said she ran into a dominoes where she worked for about five minutes and during that time a repo man showed up and took her van. the man had no idea was inside of the van. >> it looked like a box under a blanket or something. i didn't think anything of it. >> he heard yelling and saw the mother running and the child was not hurt and the man that took the vehicle had the proper paperwork to do s

is a rehab center to cater to drug addicts most of them are addicted to methamphetamine or was an osha believed to have a capability of admitting one thousand patients but presently we have one thousand three hundred patients it is a bit overcrowded. this is a counseling session and the person i was talking about is this guy. who. was rationalizing this was. we could tell them what happened to the bomb underneath the sea. wall one and so far we. are seeing the. scene of where you were no no one i mean teeny masama little miami. eleven years of all the money. he surrendered because he was afraid that he would be kill me now before when i after. the law. this guy started using shampoo and other drugs in his or in this movie he says he couldn't get over his parents' divorce and wasn't strong enough to say no to friends. but on family bowling gardening may now a martini on. the market also my style began falling believing in the people. who are people that only been going to. buy that i would be my lovely couple. unless i said i was stalling. this is their time and. rehan and his wife hope

is a rehab center to cater to drug addicts most of them are addicted to methamphetamine or was an osha believed to have a capability of admitting one thousand patients but presently we have one thousand three hundred patients it is a bit overcrowded. this is a counseling session and the person i was talking about is this guy. this is russia was this was are. we to tell them what happened to the bomb underneath the sea. wall one hundred forty four we. are seeing is. a scene of well you know no one i mean to name are some of the mommy. your stuff all the money if you surrender because he was afraid that you were to kill. this guy started using shampoo and other drugs in his or in this movie he says he couldn't get over his parents' divorce and wasn't strong enough to say no to friends. but on family bowling i'm gonna give him a now a martini on. the market also my study the guy running the leaving of the people. who are people that only been going to. buy that. lovely couple. i said i was stalling. this is the third time in. rehan and his wife hopes that will be the last defense to get h

and more than 5800 cases of workers who were hurt, again, this is l osha's website shows investigators conducted more than 31 inspections on csx. and 30 inspections of amtrak since january 2007, companies racking up those violations. the reality is we don't know exactly what happened in those cases because the website doesn't give a narrative. we're going to keep pushing on this to learn just as much as we can. we of course took what we found to csx and amtrak. both companies saying they do make safety a top priority. csx spokesman there said they do extensive safety training for their workers. they want everybody to go home safety. but we're going to push on this and try to get violations and learn as much as we can. >> we wonder if the ntsb might offer new recommendations or if things were happening outside of the guidelines here. >> now to outreach, spreading over reports that a 40th high school reunion in northwest dc was marred by an infestation of what you see here, roaches and mice. inside a school. wilson high scho 77 shared some of the photos on facebook and now we're looking

whether they deal with osha and nlrb and collective bargaining and minimum wage, all of those things, they are all in the negative column for them. but what's in the plus column is what works for wall street works for them at the expense of main street. i said on the floor yesterday, millions of people lost their jobs, their homes, their financial security, their pensions, the savings for their children's education because what was happening on wall street and the very bill to correct that, dodd-frank, they overturned yesterday. and just for good measure, they overturned the fiduciary rule which only says financial advisors should take into consideration the well-being of the investor that they are advising, so just give all the leverage to the other side. it's appalling. but it's an opinion, and we have to make that debate in the public mind. i'm confident -- president lincoln said public sentiment is everything. you see public sentiment weighing in on their d.c. ardly health care bill. -- dastardly health care bill. not many people have seen the personal impact of this overturning o

tillis: the seats are an osha violation. miss provost, when we talk about health, how helpful would it be to break -- to me there are about three or more supply chains what i consider to be criminal activity. many resulting in death. along the border. you have the plazas and cartels right across the border. they have relationships with ms-13 and other t.c.o.'s. how helpful would it be for us to increase our operational awareness and security of the border? i want o add to this something you said. on one hand border crossings are down but the threat to the agents are going up. would it be logical to assume there are a higher share of people crossing the border illegally now or doing it for illicit and violent activities? ms. provost: certainly as we tighten down onboarder security, our experience has been as we do a better job, unfortunately against our men and women rises. as it becomes more difficult to cross the borders, that -- senator tillis: the human smugglers are going to be better armed, more sophisticated. the one w

according to lehigh valley.com osha is now investigating. >>> crime stoppers invest kbating a reward of a young woman that just graduated high school. they tell us police are searching across the region for that gunman. >> what was initially thought of as a tragic accident has now turned into a murder investigation. a girl getting ready for college. >> her personal was very loved. always wanted to entertain. >> her family is heartbroken and dumbfounded this morning wondering why the 18-year-old was murdered as she drove south on route 100. >> her car started jostling. not actually hitting but both of them trying to merge together. then she was shot. the man in the red pickup truck shot her directly n. head t. retd faded pickup. >> when weapon went to go look a the sites she was forced tauf road. i could riz yulize what happened to my daughter and i know she was scared. >> reporter: she had just graduated and was getting ready to attend jacksonville, university. >> she was with excited. we were all excited for her. we were excited for her. >> now saddened over a promising young life c

. >> osha now, they basically are cutting the budget of osha, occupational safety and health administration so people may not be inspected for 15 years. so you reduce the. of inspections significantly. it's about the profits and about the capitalism. >> i want to take unscientific polling, how many people right now are discontent or disease. >> can we put both hands and feet? >> all right, i want you to be honest, we accept you. those who are okay, who's okay? okay. so this is my question, everyone talks about the approval numbers and i'm seeing more people disapproving and i like , why don't you talk about the approval numbers, the approval numbers are the majority. this is a friendly audience of progressive people. a sickly who have come to hear this because they're interested and you read. >> not only that, there is a level of discontent over this. >> my trainer trains men, who's a big trunk supporter, right before he trains at me every tuesday so fees and african-american so he always tells me he's like, i called the man but you one they told me hillary was a pox, that's not what he sai

a complaint with osha that became a federal lawsuit, which he later settled with the company and they parted ways. megan: there were two sets of books for the company. one for the public. but, there was another one internally in which bonuses were based on numbers. those two ideas were in conflict with one another. >> yes, in a way. this all came out in a hearing at the senate, permanent subcommittee on investigations. essentially, when cat shifted profit allocations to switzerland, they did not switch any parts making or parts handling. the inventory was mostly handled in the united states, either near peoria or other warehouses. there was a reason for not shifting that and that's that there are business divisions where managers are incentivized within that division. if you start moving their work to another country, they could stand to lose those bonuses. that wouldn't be very good for the managers. cat continued to pay those people based on what they called accountable profits. this came out in the report by the subcommittee. while at the same time, the public books allocated 85% o

. >>> six months after 36 part -- people died at the's osha fired, two men are arrested and charged.will look at the charges on how long they can possibly spend behind bars>>> there's a lot of buzz around tesla right now. hundreds of thousands of people are waiting for tesla's new model three. tonight we know the company has those cars out on the test track. when the first model threes will likely hit the bay area. those stories and more coming up at 5:00. >>> coming up next on the 4 on 2, history made by spacex and nasa. how a return vessel could change the space race . (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >>> was another first in the spacex dragon as a international space station welcome his first returning vessel and years. it became the first privately built cargo ship to make a repeat delivery to the space station. nasa retired and shuttles back in 2011. the cargo ship arriv

cal osha tells us they will be opening an investigation into what happened to extract a rally in sanncisco call for the release of two men. >> the two men were both taken into custody one month ago. one is being held in san francisco and the other in sacramento. they were taken into custody on may 3 when they were called to a job site at travis air force base near fairfield and could not provide proof of their legal status.>> their work is here and their children have grown up here. roderigo is a baseball coach. they are being held in detention without any opportunity for bond.>> reporter: neither man has a criminal record in 15 years in the united states. ice says they will determine whether they will be subject to removal from the united states, but so far the attorney for the two men says calls for hearing have been denied. >>> a former police officer pleaded not guilty in connection with the bay area sex scandal. the judge ordered him to stand trial as a woman testified she had sexual relations with him. she said he texted her warning her to stay off of boulevard because of anoth

so those osha rules were passed.who knows what the air quality management district will do about these new rules. but what's important to note is that these rules would only affect bay area refineries not others in california not others across the country. so some say they are being picked off. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> former georgia secretary of state karen handel won the hotly contested sixth district congressional seat beating the favorite democrat. she is now georgia's first republican woman to be elected to congress. she defeated democrat jon ossoff in a race that had nearly $50 million pumped into it. >> my pledge is to be part of the solution, to focus on governing. >> president trump threw his support behind her in tweets leading to the election and now congratulates her. president trump tweeted: the former secretary of homeland security is testifying on capitol hill today. "jeh johnson" will face questions about russ >>> the former secretary of homeland security is testifying on capit

. >> tonight, cal osha reviewed slides to find slides similar to the emerald plunge. two slides at raging waters, closely resell bum the slide in dublin. a 10-year-old flew off the slide, the opening weekend, that slide and two others in dublin remain closed indefinitely during the investigation. >> a new campaign is under way in san jose to require contractors to hire locals and to pay them prevailing wages. the union led effort aims to put such a measure on the november ballot next year. looks at potential impact and why the unions believe there is public support already. they're not on strike. created a line to show their resolve. they want to got a measure on the ballot next year to require contractors at major residential and commercial products to hire local and pay market rate wages. i know how expensive it is to live here. and, we think that normal people, have an opportunity not only working on the projects in their community, but hopefully build, even make some living. >> survey of the commission says 76% of voters would approve such a mandate. >> regardless

. >> tonight, cal osha reviewed slides to find slides similar to the emerald plunge. two slides at raging waters, closely resell bum the slide in dublin. a 10-year-old flew off the slide, the opening weekend, that slide and two others in dublin remain closed indefinitely during the investigation. >> a new campaign is under way in san jose to require contractors to hire locals and to pay them prevailing wages. the union led effort aims to put such a measure on the november ballot next year. looks at potential impact and why the unions believe there is public support already. they're not on strike. created a line to show their resolve. they want to got a measure on the ballot next year to require contractors at major residential and commercial products to hire local and pay market rate wages. i know how expensive it is to live here. and, we think that normal people, have an opportunity not only working on the projects in their community, but hopefully build, even make some living. >> survey of the commission says 76% of voters would approve such a mandate. >> regardless

cal osha is managing the configuration and water levels. the new park called the wave will still stay open every day until mid august. >>> two firefighters are recovering from minor injuries after a fire in the east bay. it erupted yesterday afternoon at a business on mission boulevard in hey ward. the building is a strip mall where officials say transients are known to hang out. a woman who owns a business nearby says she was helping customers when she started to smell smoke. >> immediately i opened my front door and i saw that side, big flames with black smoke and immediately i ran outside and called all the customers outside. i said run, fire. >> firefighters were able to put out the fire in 20 minutes. there is no word yet on the cause of the fire. >>> the trump presidency is again facing criticism from all over the world this weekend. protesters opposed to the president's policies gathered in more than 100 cities for a march for truth yesterday, demanding a full investigation into what connections the trump team had with russia. meanwh

. >> reporter: so that law is currently being reviewed by cal/osha and they are just working out a few kinks before they make sure indoor employees are being protect and fair to the employers in the process. goes into effect in 2019. susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> meteorologist brian hackney says the sheet about to crank up heat is crank up tomorrow. >> tomorrow is going to be the warmest day of the week. clear skies except along the shoreline right now. as we look toward the bay bridge, and the island, goat island used to be known as, 103 at livermore today. it was a little warmer than yesterday, concord was a little cooler. everybody will warm up tomorrow. high pressure builds over the northern half of the state so a heat alert is posted right through 9 p.m. on thursday. east bay temperatures hit 107. how much warmer is that than usual? livermore tomorrow 23 degrees above average. concord 19 degrees above average. relief on friday. near seasonal temperatures return by the end of the weekend and right into next week. we'll have the numbers crunch -- we'll have the numbers coming up. >>> s

. >> reporter: that's a former chevron worker at an osha hearing earlier this week for another set ofules governing workplace practices at refineries that push made after this explosion in richmond in 2012 that blanketed much of the east bay with a cloud of toxic smoke and 15,000 people went to the hospital after breathing it. federal investigation found the 40-year-old pipe that blew up was corroded and should have been replaced. so today's vote really is part of a new wave of attention on local refineries and trying to make them more responsibility it's going to start with a public hearing at 9:45 here at the air quality management district. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the future of uber is uncertain, travis kalanick resigning as ceo. five investors demand he step down. he built uber to the value of $70 billion. but the company has been under fire for allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination and kalanick himself has been singled out for his behavior. last week he took a leave of absence after the death of his mother. investors sent him a letterends demanding he leave immediate

documented character defects and criminal activity but an historic record of achievement, whether oshae.p.a. or whatever else. the two things that david's mentioned of that cabinet meeting, it was the most awkward event i have seen in 50 years. >> woodruff: when he went around the table -- >> he was to tell how wonderful you are, not what i did on vacation, but how wonderful you are. not a single web with the exception of james mattis who escaped with his or her self-respect in tact. it was wonderful, they love you in mississippi, you're doing a great job, everybody's better, the economy is better. i mean, this was scary. and the final thing was yesterday he goes after hillary clinton again, crooked hillary. i mean, he's trying to rerun that 2016 election. >> woodruff: all this takes place, david, in a week when, as you both have mentioned, the shooting happened, the republicans are practicing for their annual baseball game against the democrats in congress, and this man comes in to town from illinois, he ends up being killed, grievously wounds congressman steve scalise, still in the h

cal osha is examining the slide's configuration and water levels and that slide and two others are closed indefinitely. the new park called the wave did reopen today as planned and will stay open every day until mid august. >>> new at 6:00, a controversial bill passed unanimously in the california assembly. it would require students and teachers to take classes on how to spot signs of human trafficking. a pilot program is already under way. but as lamar abrams reports, some say the program has no place in public schools. >> we are one of a handful of high schools in california that teaches human trafficking during sex ed. teachers say students are so impacted they walk out of class, telling their friends. and critics argue classrooms should remain a place for academics. >> actually shocked. a little bit scared. >> it started with a story of a 17-year-old student from ponderosa high school, sex traffic from this tight-knit town to the bay area. and karen norwood wanted her students to recognize the red flags. >> and super bubbly and outgoing and no longer is. and a student who is quiet and

ocal osha explains why those regulations were created. >> workers working outdoors during periods of high heat are expose to the hazards of heat reason had he lated illness. those include heat exhaustion which can rapidly pro grets to heatstroke which can frequently be fatal. >> the laws afly jobs in landscaping, construction, oil and gas extraction and certain sectors of transz transportation and agriculture. agriculture workers are also required to take ten-minute brakds every two hours. >>> 6:47 right now. president trump once again protesting his innocence in the russian investigation. >>> and this was a detour. scott abreu you're all set to talk about meth care. >> senators just about to unveil their secret plan on healthcare but then the president trump reminded us of the russian investigation. a few minutes ago, president tweeted former homeland security adviser jay johnson is latest top intelligence official to state there was no grand scheme between trump and russia. now, that's true, but that's not what yesterday's hearing was about either. on season did warn the russian's

department, michael zeldin, and former fbi special agent and current associate dean at the yale law school, osha rayopa. thank you all for being here. michael, i had read earlier in the show what the president has said this morning about the news about possible obstruction of justice. you know what, i'm going to pause one second. let's go to the white house where president trump is speaking right now. >> it's been much more difficult than people even thought at the time. it's been -- he's in some trouble. he's a great fighter and he's going to be okay, we hope. i visited steve and his family at the hospital last night, and i reassured them that the entire country is pulling for them, praying for them, and that we are here for them every single step of the way. america's hearts, and we mean this in the truest sense, sends its love. we've got a lot of hearts in this country, great hearts, and they're all sending their love and support to the scalise family. and steve in his own way may have brought some unity to our long-divided country. we've had a very, very divided country for many years, and i

. >> i still can't read the names which i think is an osha violation. >> scalded junior violation. i've been in that seat. how helpful would it be, to me there are three or four supply chains of what i consider to be criminal activity. you have the plazas and the cartels and they have relationships with other tco's. how helpful would it be for us to increase our operational awareness and security of the border? i want to add to this something that you said, on one hand border crossings are down but the threat to our borders, would be logical to assume there is a higher share of people who are crossing the border illegally now or doing it for illicit and potentially violent activity. >> certainly as we tighten down, unfortunately the violence against men and women rise. >> so the human smugglers are going to be better armed, more sophisticated, the ones with been doing it for a long time, maybe higher levels of coordination's so it put you in a much more dangerous situation. >> yes sir. >> it would seem to me, we have a debate about border security, it would seem that to the extent

cal osha is taking the lead on the investigation.before the slide opened, it had to meet several requirements and pass numerous tests. documents reveal that there were initially 17 problems with the slide.a couple included sharp fencing, exposed bolts and other issues. each had to be remedied before the slide could open. i spoke to people about if this incident will keep them from visiting the park."it was scary but at the same time also it seems like the boy was ok with a little bit of injury so that's great i don't know if i would do that i would just tell them to be careful. although he fell off it they did say only scraped his knee so so it's not that bad in my opinion."the manufacturer says a company engineer will be working with water park staff to figure out why this all happened. in dublin, averi harper, kron 4 news. (grant) coming up, a frightening scene on board a flight headed for san francisco - after a passenger's bag started smoking. what caused the fire. (vicki) and next, a community in mourning. students and family me

certification of osha and hazmat agencies. culinary arts and building maintenance. these are vocational programs, mr. speaker, that help the working person, the young person come prepared, to become one owho can contribute to the good of the state and the nation. i stand proudly in support of h.r. 2353. again, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in honor of two georgia state corrections officers, sergeant curtis blue and crimb monica who were killed in the line of duty on june 13 in putnam county, georgia. i share with their families the deep sorrow, and i pray god comforts the families in their time of grief. described as hardworking, kind and devoted, the sergeants will be remembered for their service and sacrifice for their loyality as public servants, and for their love and dedication to fair families. mr. hice: i am glad the two perpetrators of this crime have b

they basically cut ugh the budget of osha occupational safety health administration so people may not be inspected for 15 years so you reduce period of inspections significantly. so it is really about profit and about the capitalist. >> pause for a moment -- i want to take an unscientific poll in this -- how many people right now are discontent or at a dis -- >> put our both hands and our spheet? [laughter] feet. wow. i want you to be honest this has a room full, we accept you. those who are okay -- who's okay? who's happy and okay? >> okay. so this is -- this is my question. everyone talks about numbers, but sigh seen more people disapprove and why the approval numbers. those are minority, the disroof are the majority. >> april this is a friendly audience of progressive people -- basically who have come to hear this because they're interested. >> and who read. >> who not only that, there's a level of discontent and -- my trainer trains -- one a big trump supporter right before he trains me every tuesday. so he's an african-american so he always tells me -- we're on tv so i can't say