. >>> cal/osha is launching an investigation into the death of a city worker in san francisco. the woman was hit and killed by a car that slipped off a flatbed tow truck in noe valley. ktvu's henry lee tells us that police and cal/osha are hoping to find out why that car came loose. >> reporter: butterflies, flowers and candles marked a spot where 34- year-old san francisco city plumber liliana preciado was killed yesterday. her coworkers spray-painted this final farewell. preciado was part of a crew replacing a leaky pipe on 28th street near diamond. nearby, a car was being lifted onto a tow truck when the car slipped off the flatbed. it rolled backward, killing preciado. >> i noticed her on the ground. and there are people around her. and the medics were just arriving. >> reporter: both the truck and the car were facing uphill. the work crew was behind the vehicles. >> i think there really needs to be a differentiate protocol for people digging a trench on a hill. i don't know how would you prevent them moving that car. i don't know how would you do that. >> reporter: cal/osh

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. >>> nearly 2 dozen cal/osha workers could lose their job because of something the company did wrong. an audit found and error with how their civil service exams were administered. it's unclear what the error was but 22 investigators are learning their jobs could be rescinded. >> what they did was in good faith. they followed the rules as they understood them. we are confident that the department wasn't -- to make sure that the public will be well served. >> the impacted employees were hired between march of last year and may of this year. a cal/osha spokesman said it is working with the state to ensure that all 22 inspectors do keep their jobs. >>> it is 5:56. reaction from immigrants, politicians and activists after the supreme court ruled to uphold president trump's travel ban. >> reporter: immigrants from the u.s./mexico border may be making their way to here in concord at a detention center that was once a naval weapons station. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. tensions about

. >>> developing this morning cal osha investigating tragic accident in san francisco where a city worker was killed. she was also the mother of a toddler. yesterday afternoon in diamond heights, a car rolled off of the back of a tow truck over a ditch with three water department crew members were working. the woman having her car towed said the truck operator had already called about a problem with the towing cables. >> the two guys jumped out of the hole so fast but the woman did not. i'm so sorry to hear that she's gone. >> very sad. the worker who died is 34-year-old lilianna preciado of san bruno. the city says she's one of a few women plumbers on the staff. >>> you have a chance to see former presidential candidate and first lady hillary clinton today. she's in san francisco speaking to a group which backs gun violence reform. today is the 25th anniversary of the gifford law center. gabby gifford is the arizona congresswoman who was hit by gunfire. also today we're waiting for a report from the justice department's internal watchdog. the big question, did the fbi botch its investiga

. >> reporter: cal osha and the collision team are investigating the accident. in san francisco, andrea borba, kpix5. >>> a suspect is in custody after a high speed chases. he crashed at webster and prime, and a -- and pine, and another webster at butch. it's -- bush, it's unclear what prompted the police to chase him. the suspect has not yet been identified. >>> san francisco motor ike officer is fight motorcycle officer is fighting for his life after a crash. it handed at mariposa street and pennsylvania. a car collided with the officer's motorcycle. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. the officer was rushed to san francisco general. the officer's family and coworkers met him at the hospital where he is currently listed in serious condition. >>> over in berkeley, a large tree limb broke off and landed on a parked car below. this was on euclid avenue. it smashed the car's back window. nobody was hurt. >>> new tonight, two. most visible members of the trump administration are reportedly planning their departures. sources inside the white house say

now we are completely safe from the power of the osha was removed. we couldn't have all these new measures for the boats. they just used. and that's vital for the five thousand villagers the harbor area has been given a new lease on life. and the local fishing industry is flourishing again plus the residents directly benefit from the strong tides which are now having a positive effect. the hope is that the technology will make further progress allowing the establishment of more breakwater power plants in the future. from the north atlantic ocean in europe to the coast of south africa a country famous for its beautiful beaches but despite strict rules designed to protect these natural resources litter is still major problem. one possible solution is the blue flag an international award that focuses on responsible management of coastal environments one hundred forty countries wild wild participate robot based in south africa is one of many that have blue flag accreditation and a group of local volunteers has set out to make sure that it stays that way.

cal osha is also partth investigation, as well as the department of public health. >> we are incredibly saddened anytime the member of the city family passes away, but it is particularly painful when an individual perishes while wk on behalf of san francisco. the city public utility commission says the mother of the 2-year-old had been with them for six years and was one of theirery few female plumbers. >> we ran the plates on that tow truck and tracked the owner down to apaut ofouern carnia with brahes in northern california, but were unable to contact that company tonight for comment. live from san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> we will continue to stay the story for the next several days. terry has been tweeting updates from the scene throughout the evening. our twitter feed is a gat urceor our breaking ne our handle at nbc bay area. >> a hate crime investigation, investigators say a large cross behind the alter of the union baptist church was set on fire. fbi and atf agents spent the day gathering evidence to help lead them to an arrest. this woman faces several c

. >> reporter: cal/osha and the sfpd traffic collision team are investigating this accident. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> a high-speed chase through san francisco, police say that the pursuit started around 6 p.m. yesterday. it came to a close after two crashes on webster street. police arrested the driver at webster and bush. officers say that it's unclear what prompted the chase. that suspect hasn't been identified yet. >>> the 2014 napa earthquake may have been caused by weather. researchers looked specifically at the west napa fault system. they discovered a correlation between earthquakes and when the weather gets warm. >> for this particular faulting system, there's some sort of hazard, increased hazard, in the summer months. >> researchers noticed the earth's crust expanded every summer since2006 and that triggered the 2014 quake. researchers say the change in ground water levels might contribute to the likelihood of an earthquake. >>> time now 4:34. neda, i parked my car on the streets in san francisco and so i walked outside, i could feel the cooldown

manafort does not even cooperate with the parameters of this case, which have nothing to do with the osha investigation, but everything that he knows. and then down the line once he pleads guilty, the government would recommend a lighter sentence at sentencing. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, are you ready for the space force? donald trump wants to create another branch of the u.s. military, but will it become reality? going to theem cis a pretty standard form of weekend entertainment. but in saudi arabia, it is just two months since the 35-year ban on cinemas was lifted, one of a number of changes to society there. om pricey they might be in splaces, but cinemas are a new kind of treat in saudi arabia. >> it is a social event. it is the expense of popcorn, snacks, sitting in the imax theater. ban lastingfter a more than three decades, these customers seem pretty sure what they want to see. >> action movie, horror movies. [laughter] repo the first film to be lscreened after tting of the ban was "black panther," complete with a gala eve

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whether it's the wage and hour division at the department of labor or eeoc or osha, you get agencies that inside to protectd american workers which had been the function of t unions. the unions look to government for relevance and to sustain their membership and end up supporting things that really don't make sense like a $15 minimum wage that research repeatedly shows in the cities even the richest cities like san francisco and seattle that implement it it's really hard working class americans. in fact, working class americans, union members understand this. theyan understand their leadersp is out of touch and the best example of that is this last election where 42% of union households voted for president trump also because his immigration and trade policies were consistent with what should be the goals of union. thee unions supported hillary clinton with over $100 million in donations. that 42% number includes government unions, and government unions want bigger government. they want more money into government becausebi that so government junior employees elevate their salvation li

smacked a civil service exam used to promote and hire osha employees is now in question. a recent audit found an error in how the exam is administered. >> we are confident that the department wants the same thing that we want, which is to make sure that the public is going to be well served. >> a spokesman for the human resources department could not go into specifics. he says everyone is working to solve the problem. the issue was recently brought to the attention of those 22 employees. >> folks received a notice telling them that it was an irregularity with a test that they took. this applies to people who took the test and were eligible to be hired. >> the 22 employees who worked for the department of industrial relations are being reassured that they did nothing wrong. inspector companies were hired. >> they followed the rules as they were supposed to. i am sure that it wasn't fun, but they also know that we are doing everything that we need to do to make sure that there is not going to be a discontinuation in their employment. >> again, there is no word on what that

cal osha is on scene investigating this along with the san francisco police accident unit. >>> a close call, a tree limb fell on a car in berkeley. this was on euclid avenue. our camera was at the scene as cruise relieved -- removed the tree limb. no one was hurt. >>> today is a key deadline in a potential supreme court showdown over beach access. the surfrider foundation is laying out the case to keep martin's speech -- beach open. we look at the arguments. >> reporter: this is what the battle and potential supreme court showdown is about. private property rights versus the public's right to access the coast like martin's speech. >> guaranteeing public access to the speech, why is it important? for the same reason access to yosemite is important. it is a california treasure. >> reporter: the foundation filed paperwork arguing the properties owner, billionaire -- a billionaire but the prime beachfront property with full knowledge that the public had access to the beach for close to a century -- close to a century. he built a kate -- a gate and cut off access soon after he bought the pr

. >> inspections have been opened by osha, multiple inspections, and last week i covered the trial that labor relations board had opened, that is going to be going on for months. emily: you are there for four days. >> that is right. we had just the beginning of a process in which the government prosecutors are presenting witnesses who say, for example, the managers try to prevent people from -- to coworkers, prevent them from wearing union t-shirts. there was a point an employee said that people were able to wear drug paraphernalia t-shirts on the factory floor, but were told they had to stop wearing union t-shirts. they also said this was an infomercial presented to tax the company. emily: ok. thank you for keeping us honest. we will catch up with max election, coming up, to talk about tech and more. this is bloomberg. >> i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." in early april, a quarterly report on global adjustment was published and the authors made a bullish prediction, they expect global stantec investment the hit a new high in 2018. this week, tech giants and blockchain ex

cal osha is now invecounty is i the process of firing an independent monitor to watch the county jailsrms called for after the beating death of a mentally ill make, michael tyree, by jail deputies three years ago. according to the mercury news, the county is taking applications for that monitor job. the monitor will report to the santa clara board of supervisors about the use of force by deputies and other conditions within the county jails. >>> it is time to check in with sal castendo for a ok at traffic. other then the warriors pray, the parking and other things, hopefully there aren't other big problems. >> i don't see anything unusual. i do see traffic is getting to the point where it normally does this time of morning. we are getting there. this is a look at the eastshore freeway. it is a 34 minute drive, which is typical from the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge, it is not lighter than usual. it is not like everybody took a day off to the parade . we are expecting over 1 million people in downtown oakland. 880 northbound looks all right. you

what would osha have to say about men wearing fedoras instead of hardhats at the workplace? here are some other images of the same ship. as is day one, day two, a lot progress. working 24 hours a day. here's a six. daytime. is day six. day 10. in december 1942, the production of new shipping and american shipyards surpassed one million tons for the first time and went up from there. after that, it did not matter how many ships those u-boats atlantic.e north it mattered to the men on the ship's but it would not avail the germans of their goal which was to cut the lifeline to britain. they could never get ahead of american production. assets,s infusion of the allies went on the offensive. here is another example of how world war ii at sea was a global phenomenon. just as most of you have heard of guadalcanal, i suspect all of you have heard of d-day. steven spielberg and john -- tom hanks probably had a lot to do being new generation introduced to the horrors of normandy beach. supportvided gunfire and most importantly, not only carried them to the beach but kept them reinforc

. >> reporter: cal/osha and san francisco police are trying to figure out what happened. >> our investigation opened today. we will be, you know, looking into exactly what happened and gathering information, including information on the tow truck company. >> reporter: the tow truck in question had a removable magnetic sign that read, modesto and recovery. i couldn't find a listing for it so i asked the 91-year-old woman whose buick rolled off the tow truck. she told me her car needed a transmission repair so she called her insurance company, who in turn contacted the tow truck company. heartbroken colleagues finished the repair preciado started. she was one of only a few female city plumbers. she leaves behind a daughter, who turns 3 in september. >> i feel terrible. it's just such a shame. it's really a shame. i feel very bad for her family, for her daughter who is not going to know her growing up. >> reporter: we reached out to preciado's family and relatives today. they were too shaken to talk about it. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a watchdog report finds that former fbi d

in september last year after years of known risk and thousands of fatalities due to exposure, osha enacted new regulations to make work sites safer for its workers with the goal of preventing 600 deaths every year. i'm concerned we don't have proper protections for secondary adjacent exposure. they are at greater risk of harm. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm karen cliff, i'm a retired social worker and so for -- >> [off mic] could you use the microphone? >> sorry, karen cliff. karen cliff. >> clerk: ma'am, i'm resetting your time, so please begin. >> sorry, i'm a retired social worker, so for more than 50 years have been concerned with providing and protecting basic human needs such as housing. this project does not provide sufficient affordable housing. i have been in district 9 for 34 years and have been lucky and don't have to move, i hope you could provide and protect affordable housing for those not so lucky in district 9. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hi there, my name is vicki. i'm born and raise

as well cal/osha and other units will investigate the circumstances and why this incident happened. >> reporter: do you know anything about the person of the condition taken to the hospital? >> at this point. that person was transported to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. i do expect i'll have an update within the hour to . ovide that to you eni get >> reporter: so thk you, officer. i appreciate it. the officegave us the latest information that we know of and the situation obviously is that there was two kinds of gravity. we are standing on a steep slope. and then on top of that, the ba of the truck where the car would go up is also very steep so you had double gravity working against you. at car got loose, assuming it was in neutral, up onto a truck, it was pull just gravity fed down to the collision scene which is just 50 fe from there. we'll come back as we get more information. but that's the situation here from 28th and diamond. we'll report back when we get more information. >> apparently, tom, san francisco police not prepared to tell us what exactly has happened t

. >> everything will be measured, cal osha is also part of this investigation as well as the departmentf public health. >> reporter: mayor mark farrell saying we are incredibly saddened anytime a member of the city family passes away but it is particularly painful when an individual parishes while working on the behalf of the city. this mother of a two-year-old had been with them for six years and was one of their few female plumbers. terry mcsweeney. >> we tracked down the registered owner of the tow truck in southern california but we were unable to contact them for comment. >>> happening today in san francisco we are expecting to hear more about an officer-involved shooting which played out in front of dozens of people. officers shot a suspect while chasing him. this was through north beach last weekend. right here from this video you can see how busy that area was at the time of the shooting. the suspect did survive, no one else was injured. we could find out why police were finding that suspect during a townall dcussion discussing that shooting. >>>ederal investigars are looking in

i just hope that instead of sending marked osha funding more police, we fund mental health services. that will help us more. thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning supervisors. i work in the coalition on homelessness. it is a very rare thing that i want to say. thank you miss cohen for the funding. budget we request that you fund the 14.8 million that we are requesting for our budget. it is really important to support the homeless families. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> good morning board of supervisors. we are from district six and we want to thank you for having us here this morning. we want to thank you for the $5.6 million you have funded towards our ask so far. we are also here to request that you please cut the eight% budget to increase the police force department. idepartment.in order to fully fd the remaining acts. our city desperately needs the remaining $9.3 million in order to support the san franciscans that have been left out of this budget. the current budget proposal includes 100 new officers to the police force, yet leaves out support for the most vulnerable p

what would osha have to say about men wearing fedoras instead of hardhats in the workplace? here are some other images of the same ship. day one, day two, a lot progress. a lot of progress in one day. they are working on three ships 24 hours a day. here is day six. day 10. day 14. launch.ready for and there she goes. the very next day, the men would lay the keel of another liberty ship. in december 1942, the production of new shipping in american shipyards surpassed one million dead weight tons for the first time and went up from there. after that, it did not matter how many ships those u-boats sunk in the north atlantic. obviously it mattered to the men suppliesships and the they carried, but it would not avail the germans of their goal which was to cut the lifeline to britain. they could never get ahead of american production. with this dramatic infusion of maritime assets, the allies went on the offensive. the initiative in 1943, and they never let go of it. here is another example of how world war ii at sea was a global phenomenon. just as most of you have heard of guada

developing this morning cal osha investigating a tragic accident in san francisco where a city worker was killed. she was also the mother of a toddler. yesterday afternoon in diamond heights, a car rolled off of the back of a tow truck over a ditch with three water department crew members were working. the woman having her car towed said the truck operator had already called about a problem with the towing cables. >> the two guys jumped out of the hole so fast but the woman did not. i'm so sorry to hear that she's gone. >> the workers who died is 34-year-old lilianna preciado of san bruno. the city says she's one of a few women plumbers on the staff. >> very sad. 5:03 right now. you might see them on your way to work. today thousands of immigration advocates will hold rallies across the nation and here in the bay area. they are protesting families forced to part at the border. kris sanchez joins us with a look at one of the dozens of facilities housing immigrant children that have been separated from their parents. hard not to have your heart go out to them. kris. >> reporter: it cert

are sfmta, police, bay area, bayview and osha, etc. >> lastly we wanted to make sure that some of the best advise we can give people not in the trades or everyday business of getting permits getting plans doing construction prepare yourself we have a lot of resources at the dbi website you can contact the planning department on the first story of the planning department the planning department there it is more than happy to answer questions and an information desk for building at 1660 mission manned 7 hours a day actually 6 between the hours of 9 and 4 with an hour off for lunch 6 hours a day at the desk ask code questions and if we can't say answer the question or don't have the information we'll find you the information also, we have printed materials we make available to the public all you have to do a ask for that that www.sf dbi.org right up there and we've got a lot of administrative bulletins and what awning administrative bulletin if our proposing to do some work and feel that the work you want to do meets the tint but not the letter of the code there maybe and you can come ap