osha doesn't think so. >> you need to protect your workers first. lives, you cannot put a dollar on a life. >> reporter: aluminum shapes says a number of the new violations are old and have been addressed it also complains osha's announcement of big fine leads to unfair press attention. osha says, it wants a safe plant and a fine and violations are how they do it. >>> i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> all right. thank you, jeff. >>> the health care debate moving forward after seven years of promising to repeal and replace obamacare. 50 republicans senators voted yes on a motion to continue on with debate to repeal and replace legislation. every democrat in the senate voted no. vice-president mike pence stepped in as a tie breaker. one of the final yes votes came& from senator john mccain. a standing ovation from his colleagues greeted the arizona senator. last week doctors diagnosed mccain with aggressive brain cancer then removed the tumor. still recovering from it all, he made it back to d.c. for the vote and even joked with fellow lawmakers. >> i'v

osha disagrees. >> you need to protect your workers first. lives, you cannot put a dollar on a life. >> reporter: now in that statement the company says many of the violations cited are old and have been addressed. it suggested that we contact the union for its workers. we did. we have not gotten a response from the union workers. osha says it wants a safer pla plant. we'll have more reporting on all this at 6:00 o'clock. i've jeff cole. lucy, back to you. >> we'll see in you a few again. thank you jeff. >>> woman in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood has not spent much of the summer enjoying the outdoors. she says she can't because of what's next door to her home. overgrown mess. >> she says not only is it unplease to go look at as you can imagine it's also not safe. she says her calls to the city have gone nowhere. so she turned who else to bruce gordon for some help. he's live now outside philadelphia city hall. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, iain, in a city with some 15,000 vacant homes, this is an all too common problem. your neck door nei

osha doesn't think so. >> you need to protect your workers first.ot put a dollar on a life. >> reporter: aluminum shapes says a number of the new violations are old and have been addressed. it also complains osha' as announcement of the big fine leads to unfair press attention. osha says it wants a safe plant and a fine and violations are how they do it. >>> i'm i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. >> tonight police are looking for two women who robbed another woman at an atm in center city. take a look at this police say this woman walk up to another woman and knocked her atm card out of her hand and then punched her in the face. that victim still tried to use the atm a few minutes later. so another woman at that time punched her again. it happened back on july 13th at a td bank on the 100 block of south broad street. if you know anything, police want to hear from you. >>> dozens of prisoners lock up since they were children are returning home to philadelphia. the us supreme court has ruled a mandatory live sentencing guideline is unconstitutional, but what

he acknowledges that osha's maximum penalties are insufficient, capped by federal law. >> they're tinyed to the contracts that many of these companies get from the government and from the private sector. >> reporter: he says that the real power the government holds is in awarding the contracts themselves. >> the biggest fine is a million dollars, two million dollars. that is petty cash for these companies that get 100-, 200-, 300-million dollar contracts from the defense department to build ships that are protecting the united states. we need to be protecting our workers as much as protecting our shores. >> i know navy puts a high priority on safety, as do our shipyards that are building those ships. >> reporter: president of the shipbuilders council of america, matthew paxton, says the government does consider safety records when awarding contracts. >> i think they take that into a whole lot of considerations that they have to figure out on their contracting end. and there's many requirements that go into that beyond safety. but safety's in there. >> reporter: yet the navy's history o

. >> reporter: osha did withdraw and amend some of those citations, so critics feel that chevron got off easy. osha, however, says it went above and beyond when it comes to safety requirements. >> they're paying $1 million in fines. none of which comes back to the city of richmond. >> reporter: environmental activist andre soto remembers the day the sky turned black over richmond. in august 2012, a pipe ruptured, causing a fire, injuring workers and sending thousands to the hospital. now five years later, cal osha, the division that protects worker's safety, has reached a settlement, one soto calls watered down. >> this is really nothing to get very excited about. it shows the weakness of cal osha as a regulatory agency. >> reporter: the company must replace carbon steel piping, have a monitoring system, and provide more training. dr. jeffrey ritterman used to be on the city council. he feels the settlement is a slap on the wrist. >> i guess what's nice about the settlement is we're always happy wen our agencies are out there protecting the community. i guess what's disappointing is

osha, however, says it went above and beyond when it comes to safety requirements. >> they're paying $1 million in fines. none of which comes back to the ty of richmond. >> reporter: envirmental activist andre soto remembers the day the sky turned black over richmond. august 2012, a pipe ruptured, causing a fire, injuring workers and sending thousands to the hospital. now ve years later, cal osha, the division that protects worker's safety, has reached a settlement, one soto calls watered down. >> this is really nothing to get ry excited about. it shows the weakness ofal osha aa regulatory agency. >> reporter: the company must reace carbon steel piping, have a monitoringsystem, and provide more trning. dr. jeffrey ritterman used to be on the city council. he feels the settlement is a slap on the wrist. >> i guess what's nice about the settlement is we're always happy wen our agencies are out there protecting the community. i guess what's dappointing is they really don't have to put up >> reporter: this is the largest penalty in settlement in cal osha history. safety changes alone wil

osha spokesperson. they go through a 3 part inspection, including the ride itself, checks with the manufacturer, memos from the maufactuer and then unannounced visits to ensure that those running the equipment are well trained. > (steve) this was the scene in santa cruz - the fireball ride shut down there as well. a spokesperson for the santa cruz beach boardwalk says they are in talks with the manufacturer... and the ride will stay closed until the state gives them the all clear. (pam) new tonight at eleven... police are investigating a deadly stabbing in half moon bay... sheriff's deputies say it all started around seven p- m... a fight broke out in front of a home on main street... which led to a stabbing... two men were stabbed... one died at the scene... one person has been arrested... the person who died has not yet been identified... (steve) a very unusual mistake ... has a north bay neighborhood seeing red -- literally.(pam) a cal fire air tanker accidentally dropped fire retardant over homes in

osha spokesperson. they go through a 3 part inspection, including the ride itself, checks with the manufacturer, memos from the maufactuer and then unannounced visits to ensure that those running the equipment are well trained. > ( steve ) this was the scene in santa cruz - the fireball just sitting there. a spokesperson for the santa cruz beach says they are in talks with the manufacturer and will stay shut down until the state instructs them to do otehrwise. the operator of the thrill ride that flew apart at the ohio state fair says... it was inspected 'several times' by its staff and independent inspectors.. catherine heenan is here with more on the accident that killed one personand injured seven others..... including the emotional reaction of witnesses. (catherine) the ride operator says yes -- that ride was inspected not long before theaccident happened... and not only are similar rides being shut down in california....the manufacturer ofthe 'fire ball' is ordering them to be shut down all around

>> senator, if i could, the osha, if i could, the osha budget does shift approximately, made up of $2 million in two compliance assistance. that does reflect a belief that some of the programs that are longstanding, the dpp programs and others that work with particular companies, to foster, to foster compliance assistance, may produce, not may, but the evidence shows actually do produce better safety outcomes. it's a net of about a $2 million shift. >> how would you -- if you're focusing, it looks like your shift is focusing away from enforcement inspections. how would it be safer? >> senator, will et me just say it's not, 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 that we can fund the dpp program that has in fact been shown to be very successful, working with companies and saying these are the steps you need to take. so that you can provide a safe workplace, so as i said at the opening, the fact that we're engaged in compliance assistance that we're telling people what they need to do, to ha

as a precaution, cal/osha has shut down similar fireball rides here in california, including one at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. >> we went to the beach boardwalk to learn more about the safety inspections there. >> boardwalk officials say they believe the ride's closure will be negligible on patrons since rides are routinely shut down for maintenance. as the weekend approaches, the only action at the fireball amusement ride is around it, not on it. >> i can't recall any tragic story really in my childhood coming out of the ohio state fair. it's always been huge. >> reporter: yesterday one person was killed, seven others injured after a section of seats broke loose from the fireball as it swung riders 40 feet in to the air. the ride's manufacturer, kmg europe bv, posted a letter on its facebook page, saying a passenger carrying gondola depatched from the supporting sweep arm. the company orders it to cease operations until further notice. some we talked to said the ohio accident has had a chilling impact on their thrill seeking. >> you're not sure who's working them or who's adjustin

cal/osha says the crane is stable but taking it down could be risky, so they are estimating 24 to 48 until then, no investigators are allowed on the site. and none of the 900 people who live nearby will be able to go home. take a look at this. the crane is actually sitting on wood blocks. the fire department says they didn't burn because they are so big, they need several hours of direct flames on them to catch fire. also, lots of debris cover them

cal/osha is investigating. jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> president trump's administration is just now confirming that the president recently had not one but two conversations with russian president vladimir putin in germany. president trump took to twitter late tuesday night saying there was nothing wrong with his second previously undisclosed meeting with russian president vladimir putin at the g20 summit this month. the president wrote, the fake news is becoming more and more dishonest. even a dinner arranged for top 20 leaders in germany is made to look sinister. >> we look forward to a lot of very positive things happening with russia and the united states. >> that was mr. trump at the first meeting. the second was at a dinner for world leaders and spouses closed to the press. the white house says all leaders mingled and at the end of the night, the president walked over to putin, who was seated next to the first lady. there are reports that the two spoke for an hour. the white house says the two lead hers a

osha spokesperson. they go through a 3 part inspection, including the ride itself, checks with the manufacturer, memos from the maufactuer and then unannounced visits to ensure that those running the equipment are well trained. > (pam) this was the scene in santa cruz - the fireball ride shut down there as well. a spokesperson for the santa cruz beach boardwalk says they are in talks with the manufacturer... and the ride will stay closed until the state gives them the all clear. (steve) and great america has a similar version of the fireball ride... but it's called delirium... and it is made by a different company than the one that manufactured the fireball at the ohio state fair delirium sat idle all day today... since great america is one of six parks in california that voluntarily shutdown their version of the fireball ride... people we talked to are glad that they are taking precautions... < feel like that's a safe move to do, it can cause a lot of fear, so i think it's a good idea to check on that

osha and the crane operator also expected here to figure out how to safely dismantle that crane so it no longer poses a threat. the fire was so tremendous, so rapid in its movement, oakland firefighters took a defense si posture almost immediately after their 4:30 a.m. arrival. establishing a perimeter water line while the flames consumed the apartment construction. the danger of collapse was real. watch the bottom right side of your tv screen. part of the building crumbled onto the road before, fortunately missing firefighters. the radiant heat was incredibly powerful. people could feel the flames from blocks away and in the apartment highrise across the street. >> the first thing i thought was, i better close the windows or i'll come back to a smoky apartment. i could barely touch the window, it was that hot. >> about 100 people around the building were evacuated. it was heating up and might tumble down onto the surrounding houses and apartments. >> just knowing it was that close and seeing how big those flames were, pretty scary that it's going to come through my bedroom window any

osha earlier advising folks to make sure you drink enough water and get enough rest. if you have to be outside for work, you want to find some shade. reporting live in fairfax county, john gonzalez. adrianna: thank you for that. meeting to discuss the new plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. mitch mcconnell is releasing an updated health care bill, the new legislation allegedly keep most of the initial medicaid cuts and make other changes aimed at nailing down some support. he president yesterday said will be very angry if the senate fails to pass the revamped health care bill. donald trump and the first lady in paris right now celebrating this field day -- bastille date with the new french president as controversy swirls around the donald trump jr. emails with a russian lawyer during the election. we are in trip. ♪ >> french president macron welcomed president trump on thursday and they held a joint press conference. the russian election interference and donald trump jr.'s meeting with the russian lawyer during the campaign following the president over

according to cal osha no serious injuries in the state in the past type of years. the rides are shut down. >>> a brush fire in fremont came close to an east bay mobile home park. flames began in a homeless encampment. the fire crews made sure it never got there. the homeless encampment has been there for years. >>> the hunt for a fire bug, palo alto police are searching for a man they believed set a string of fires all within walking difference. michelle roberts joins us live from palo alto. i understand the arsonist may have been caught on surveillance video. >> reporter: the man was seen in the area and wanted for questioning. this was the dumpster that was burned early this morning. they were able to put out this fire and the three others quickly. >> i just hope they goet to the bottom of it. >> reporter: many neighbors are relieved crews were quickly to knock down a dumpster fire. many shocked that someone set the fires on purpose. police are asking for help to identify this man. seen walking in the area of the fires two minutes before someone called 911. crews

we are told construction will be on hold here until cal/osha completes their investigation. reporting live in menlo park, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> starting today, the city of san francisco starts taking care of its own trees. proposition e is set to take shape with a tree pruning in noe valley kicking off at 11 a.m. before voters approved the measure in november, trees had to be maintained by adjacent property owners and now an annual pot of $19 million will cover the care. recent census data says 33% of the city's trees are in poor condition, critical condition or dead. >>> a 1-year-old baby is kidnapped from her father's parked car in san francisco and now we are learning that the suspect will not face charges. it happened near 6th and harrison street in the south of market neighborhood around 9 a.m. sunday. the baby's father says he was nearby preparing a bottle when a woman took the baby from the car. hours later, police arrested the suspect after she was spotted with the baby on board a muni vehicle. the baby was okay and reunited with her parents. the d.a.'s off

osha spokesperson. they go through a 3 part inspection, including the ride itself, checks with the manufacturer, memos from the maufactuer and then unannounced visits to ensure that those running the equipment are well trained. > (james) this was the scene in santa cruz - the fireball ride shut down there as well. a spokesperson for the santa cruz beach boardwalk says they are in talks with the manufacturer... and the ride will stay closed until the state gives them the all clear. (tiffany) coming up on the kron four morning news... the victim at the center of a police sex scandal in the bay area takes the stand. we have the details of her testimony. and the lengthy ski season in tahoe officially has an end date. details on your last chance to hit the slopes. plus... a big mess in one bay area neighbor hood. we'll tell you about the mistake that led to homes and cars being covered in red. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge (james)( tiffany ) welcome back. checking in on your morning fore

we're still waiting for cal osha's amusement ride and unit on call. incidentally we have learned that great american santa clara has a similar ride, but it's made by a different manufacturer. they too have decided to shut it down for at least the start of today's operations. reporting live here at santa cruz beach board walk, bob -shoull, nbc bay area news. >> bob, thank you. the fireball ride can seat 24 acture in groups of four. people are secured within over the shoulder harness. t is made by a dutch manufacturer, it swings riders 40 feet in the air and spins 13 times a minute. se iur coverage is not over here, our investigative yount is es aing into accident, specifically digging into how later and how rigorously these inspections are conducted. state fairs here in california. we'll have that online at nbcbayarea.com and also later in the evening for 5:00 and 6:00 newscast. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather here in the bay area. at dheat is back in some places in the bay area are expected to top 100 degrees today. >> didn't we just go th

the site cal/osha is now investigating after a worker plummeted 15 feet from the fourth floor. according to the menlo park fire department, the worker fell from the fourth floor to the third floor tuesday when a piece of steel he stepped on dislodged. in a statement, the fire chief said: >> he was rushed to stanford hospital's trauma center where he is recovering. this isn't the first time firefighters had to rush to this construction site. back in april, two workers were 40 feet high when their steel beam under them dropped. luckily their safety harnesses saved them. the fire chief says, that's not only very unusual but it deeply concerns me." we reached out to the contractor and to facebook. the companies have not responded to our requests for comment. in menlo park, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> firefighters doused debris after a homeless encampment caught fire this morning in the mission bay neighborhood starting at 7 a.m. near 7th and berry streets. it was out in an hour. he cause is under investi gation. >>> thousands of people have been forced from their homes by a raging

. >> reporter: cal/osha oversees inspections of permanent and portbl amusement park rides in california. >> they are among the safest rides in the world largely because of the state's role in overseeing ride safety. >> reporter: but the people we spoke to at the beach boardwalk say it's much do about nothing. >> santa cruz beach boardwalk is a little more probably dependable than a carnival that's set up in a day. >> so if it goes from one location to another location, i can see how that can pose more danger for a ride. this one is here all the time. >> reporter: there's currently no timeline on when these rides re-open. everyone from the various amusement parks in northern california we talked to said it all depends on state inspectors. in santa cruz, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> a medical marijuana dispensary has been given the green light in san francisco. but one group is appealing the decision. kpix 5's jackie ward on the pot club battle in the sunset district. >> reporter: plans to open the sunset's first medical cannabis dispensary are in the works but now a group called the pacifi

.>> reporter: osha has declared the crane was safe even though it swung wildly earlier. it and the scaffolding must be taken down before arson investigators can go inside. the talk of the neighborhood was how familiar this scene was. another is the housing project up in smoke before the first tenant had moved. >> it is kind of scary when you don't know who is doing this. this used to all the parking lots. this was more inventory housing.>> reporter: investigators have not determined the cause and caution jumping to conclusions of a copycat or worse.>> i think it is too soon to make a connection. every development site comes with its own level of risks. developers -- anything could go wrong whether it's electrical or mechanical or human error. >> reporter: just in the past few hours heavy equipment has been brought down to the fire scene. they will begin the process in the morning of taking apart the scaffolding and taking down the crane making it safer investigators to go inside. they will begin the investigation outside and work their way to the center of the building.

at this point cal osha is investigating both incidents. >>> the time is 7:10. there was an early morning fire in an apartment complex in walnut creek. the problem that that building that has one neighbor thinking this may be suspicious. >>> and o.j. simpson goes before a parole board tomorrow. why a prosecutor think that's he will walk free after spending nine years in prison on robbery charges. >>> we have a south bay commute not doing very well. a lot of people are on 280 avoiding the other freeways. we will tell what you is happening on 101 that makes it so slow. >>> well, for some it is already sunny. for others, pretty good fog bank. patchy up in napa county. it looks like it will be warmer inform some today. >> he has done nine years on a robbery charge. he will be -- he is 70 years old now. probably a low risk to rio fend or at least a low risk to commit eye violent crime. so i suspect that they will probably grant him parole. >> if simpson's parole is denied, it could take another three years to appear before the board before. he believes simpson has se

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 first and i was talking about this this guy. was rationalizing this one assignment. and we 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 seen him are some of the mommy. your stuff all the money if you surrender because he was afraid that he would be killed been out of it for one day after. 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. 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. lovely couple. i said i was stalling. this is the third time in. rehab and his wife hopes that will be

cal osha ordered the closures after an 18 year old died when the ride broke apart at the ohio state fair throwing people to the ground. the dutch manufacturer has ordered a worldwide shut down of all fire ball rides until it can come up for a plan for safety inspections. even after that happens, some potential riders are kept cal. >> i won't go on it. i won't. i don't think -- i don't think i would let my son go on it now. >> you can also see from sky 7 a similar ride called delirium at california's great america in santa clara, that is closed down as a precaution as well. >>> coyote creek which decimated neighborhoods in san jose when it flooded in february is now getting help from the federal government. >> yeah, the army corps of engineers has agreeld to study the waterway and come up with a plan to reduce the risk of flooding. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live at the santa clara water district. katie. >> reporter: ama, dan, it is a partnership, and between the army corps of engineers and the water district, the idea is to avoid, to prevent another devastating flood like

they are baiting to hear from the state to see if outside inspector will come in or if osha allows them to do their own maintenance. >>> a severe accident on southbound 680 in danville this amp shutting down lanes and injuring the driver of an suv. it happened near the there's no word yet on her condition and the investigation continues. as you can tell it was pretty bad. sky 7 flew over walnut creek after five power lines landed on pleasant hill road. look at this. an suv slammed into that pole near the walnut creek pleasant hill border before 2:30 this amp afternoon. the road could be closed until tomorrow while repairs are made. more than 350 homes and businesses are without power because of this crash. the good news no one was hurt. >>> the fire birned nearly two acres. no one was hurt and the flames never threatened any buildings. >>> today protesters across california took@streets to rally for a lofty goal. a moratorium on all rent leases. we have the local stories from activists. >> reporter: mens of the housing now coalition march through pleasant hill. they say too many naems i

cal osha ordered the closures after an 18 year old died when the ride broke apart at the ohio state fair throwing people to the ground. the dutch manufacturer has ordered a worldwide shut down of all fire ball rides until it can come up for a plan for safety inspections. even after that happens, some potential riders are kept cal. >> i won't go on it. i won't. i don't think -- i don't think i would let my son go on it now. >> you can also see from sky 7 a similar ride called delirium at california's great america in santa clara, that is closed down as a precaution as well. >>> coyote creek which decimated neighborhoods in san jose when it flooded in february is now getting help from the federal government. >> yeah, the army corps of engineers has agreeld to study the waterway and come up with a plan to reduce the risk of flooding. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live at the santa clara water district. katie. >> reporter: ama, dan, it is a partnership, and between the army corps of engineers and the water district, the idea is to avoid, to prevent another devastating flood like

had see it we have the consumer safety legislation the safety and health regulations the workplace osha we had the e.p.a. clean water act mining safety act but these came out of movements they came out of the pressure of popular movement just like the new deal if it hadn't been for you know c.e.o. organizing sit down strikes of labor militancy political activism the new deal policies would have been inducted and there never gifts from there happened to be a reasonably sympathetic administration in the thirty's but to as roosevelt himself pointed out better pressure me otherwise i can't do it and that's one of the signal part of the significance of solidarity you talk about the nanny state what do you mean by the nanny state twenty mean by that the nanny state is a state that gives gifts to the proof to sectors that have the power to demand it which typically means the rich and the powerful in there or you know there's so is this like subsidies to the fossil fuel industry oh look at this. hundreds of billions of dollars i think it's something like five hundred billion a year to the fossi

in the aftermath of the fatal accident, police, fire and osha responded to the scene. trucks were turned away at the gates as the investigation got under way. >> operator, too, and i was told he started throwing up. he was having -- 'cause i know him. he's the type of guy, i got to know him he's very -- family guy, you know, care about people and, um, i don't know how -- i don't know how you recover from something like this. >> reporter: the name of the 52-year-old victim has not yet been released. this pier was closed immediately following the accident. it is expected to open for regular business tomorrow morning. in south philadelphia, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news". >> now an update to a weekend murder in norristown. investigators charged santiago andre for killing man who robbed him. police say the 29-year-old chased the thief and tripped him on the 200 block of dekalb pike yesterday morning. he allegedly picked up the robber's weapon shot and killed him. that man identified as kristen green. ville fond andre surrendered and was charged with voluntary

. >>> cal/osha has reached a settlement following the richmond refinery in 2012. chevron will pay $1 million in penalties and will replace carbon steel piping with new piping that has better resistance to corrosive liquids. the company must develop and implement new safety criteria that improves public safety. after that fire in 2012, chevron was cited for 17 workplace safety and health violations. >>> the city of palo alto is celebrating its latest efforts to be a leader in clean renewable energy. the city unveiled new solar panels placed on two garages on webster and bryant street. charges stations will be powered by the renewable energy those solar panels generate onsite. officials say all this brings palo alto closer to achieving its goal of getting 4% of its power from solar that's generated by the city. >> i think it's really important that we have visible signs that we're fighting climate change, that other communities can look at, that the state can look at and that the federal government can look at. i think it's up to us the way the federal government an

this this is part of the settlement between the company and cal osha.pipe ruptured causing a fire that sent toxic black smoke into the air. chevron agreed to replace all carbon steel piping, better monitor equipment and provide more thorough training. >>> the girl scouts unveiled 20 new batches thanks in part to the girls focused toy company based in oakland. the badges focus on outdoors including meteorologiy and conservation. next year cyber security badges will be offered. the vice president says engaging girls before second grade goes a long way in nudging them into those fields later in life. >>> it is hard to miss something you don't necessarily know is gone. a hockey player, a hall of famer no less, has his ring back. it's with its owner after it was lost for three years. >> he didn't know it was missing. he thought his son had his ring but the son lost it in a new york lake then used a represent represently ka as a replacement. >> but the secret is now over . a scuba diver found the ring and returned it yesterday. >> i'm glad that he returned it

. >> reporter: osha's statewide manager for safety management said they initially issued 19 workplace violations. chevron appealed. although they did have to withdraw some of those violations, he said this settlement goes above and beyond. chevron must replace all carbon steel piping, better monitor equipment and provide more thorough training. the company was also fined more than $1 million. jeffrey ritterman used to be on the city council. he feels this settlement is just a slap on the wrist. >> i guess what's nice about the settlement is we're always happy when regulatory agencies are out there protecting the community. i guess what's disappointing is they really don't have to put up much money. >> the pipe replacement which is what the city council really wanted, and monitoring, those are above and beyond the regulation. i can't enforce any other refinery to do those two things right now. but we're able to force chevron. >> reporter: chevron released a statement that said in part, as included in the agreement we will continue to make improvements to our facility, consistent with o

now both live on osha possible or life in the evening we would have preferred that it not be so premature uses pop i'm not that there had been more privatizations carried out new shows i believe it's a number that. perhaps more of a white. for the third review to have been completed vendors get out of there was a key thing texture lucien coleman but all of these things are relative. badai because when there is a window of opportunity that exists. we exploited other affairs decline of almost a. but the united states and united kingdom have seen their economic prognosis gail backed by the international monetary fund. the future of the trumpet ministration and brags at both casting their shadows. the eurozone as a whole is expected to see a pick up in domestic demand and therefore expansion. with both spain and italy is projected gdp growth revised sharply upwards. the economic forecast for china and japan have also been raised with the downgrade of the world's largest economy has refocused attention on political developments in washington. as emerald maxwell explains. in sharp contrast to t

agents with cal osha were on scene at cal expo in sacramento yesterday... going over every inch of the fire ball ride there. that is the same type of ride the malfunctioned in ohio. inspectors are also going to take a look at the five other similar rides in california. a spokesperson says they've asked california amusement parks to shutdown indefinately. (mark) an hours long standoff in san leandro is over... with two people now in jail. it started yesterday afternoon with a shooting near davis street and douglas drive. two victims were shot but are expected to be okay. the shooters took off. there was a shelter in place issued for the area but with the help of a swat team, police were able to find and arrest the shooters. (mark) happening today... a san francisco police officer will appear in court to face several child pornography charges. officer joshua enea was arrested on wednesday in san francisco. an investigation into enea was launched back in february. kron4 sources say multiple child pornography images were found on his computer at his antioch hom

and according to cal osha no serious injuries in the state. >>> cut back, that is the order the fda is sending to tobacco companies when it comes to nicotine. the fda announcement sent the stocks into a tail spin. falling as much as 10%. >>> the changing face of the golden gate. when drivers can expect to see something different at the toll plaza. traffic is moving along on this friday night but a new plan is in the works to help traffic move >>> the golden gate bridge, there it is in all its glory. a new plan is in the works to help traffic move faster. the board of directors approved a plan to build a new toll plaza. toll plaza could be completed by the end of next year. maybe going through faster than we can now. >>> the widow of apple founder buying a stake in the atlantic magazine. >>> camping in california may become a bit easier. california state parks is launching reserve california. and it lets people reserve camp sites up to six months in advance. more views and camp sites. the system opens for reservations on tuesday. >> it is warm out but that does not stop people from wait

in an email today, cal osha says its records show no major acccidents or injuries involving fire ballin california. its inspectors have already checked out the fire ball rides at the state fair in sacramento and an amusement park in san diego. (pam) more trouble for wells fargo.. all as it continues to try to fix its battered reputation.. now wells fargo is apologizing for charging more than 550- thousand customers for car insurance they did ánotá sign up for. an internal review found.... about 20-thousand customers may have defaulted on their car loans, and lost their vehicles, because of the unnecessary costs. bank officials blamed the problem on "inadequate" checks and balances -- as well as flaws in the systems of the company .. that handled the insurance policies. the bank promised to pay 64 million- dollars in refunds to customers and 16-million dollars in account adjustments. they plan to start sending refund checks and letters to customers in august. ( grant ) earlier in the day, president trump was in new york.. talking about cracking down on the notorious m-s 13 gang. the pr

part of that broader undermining of the osha epa but the notion there is too much regulation of big oil. and then with this 2012. and then to seek medical attention. in 2012 chevron had $250 billion in worldwide revenue profits for 26 billion so a million-dollar fine that they still have not paid is the slap of the rest so when you tangle with a company like best you have to go to every direction all the ties with workplace safety and carbon emissions and the hazards living downwind from a refinery. other parts of the of bay area and then to dominate the old industrial landscape >> i don't know much about rand control i went --- a wish i did but what i do know with section 8 one thing i had taken a lot of issue with his of willingness to invest in their property so without exception county will force or insure that there still investing in their properties?. >> that is a very good question. not just the apartment owners association last fall where it was on the ballot they made that argument they would have have less incentive there are some commercial landlords in richmond that when th

betty and yvonne are up next with daybreak osha -- asia. down portions of the summit in hamburg for the g-20 as they meet. it will be one of the most contentious meetings among the g-20 nations after president trump sidelined himself from the rest of the g7 a few weeks ago. they are focusing on north korea as well. president xi and president abe will talk with trump is worth asian tensions rise. betty: also we will get more on the tankan survery affecting the quarter, out in less than an hour's time from now. has beenee what happening with the manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sectors. also the acute labor shortage and what that means for wages. haidi: we are watching the bond connecting to hong kong and china. we will speak to someone from whoooo. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if there was a single site where you could find the right hotel for you at the best price? there is. because tripadvisor now compares prices from over 200 booking sites... ...to save you u

right now cal osha is waiting to hear from the manufacturer to see what went wrong with the ride. the boardwalk staff does tell me they do daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual inspections on their rides here. larry. >> all right. thank you. >> in addition to the three morn california rides, similar rides have been shut down. >>> achi child was drown off th emerald plunge. the investigation into that continues. there's four other water slides at the park that are open. >>> a napa county couple were sentenced to life in prison for the murder and torture of a 3-year-old girl. they were convicted of the me s murder of her daughter in may. the little girl's body was placed in a freefreezer and lef suitcase before she was found by police. >>> sanction cities endanger my law enforcement officers. we got to knock on a door. the community is put at risk. our officers are put at risk. the alien themselves is put at risk. >> tom said there could be no safe haven for undocumented immigrants and i.c.e. will use additional resources to target them in sanctuary cities. >>> time to turn t