osha has prohibited work on the site for the time being. in san rafael, andre sr., ktvu fox 2 news. >>> healthcare workers at a rally in the south bay in hopes of preventing a hospital closure. at san jose's o'connor hospital, after the owner declared bankruptcy. they want to sell the hospital and nullify collective bargaining agreements with employees. >> we want the hospital to stay open and continue to serve our poor patients, and if we don't have the hospital, were the patients going? >> the financial situation impacts the other hospitals, including saint louise and gilroy, and seaton in daly city, and moss beach, two more hospitals in southern california as well. >>> security changes at san jose's airport, the tsa has chosen the airport to get sophisticated new perimeter security and detection centers. live at jet -- sjc, with the funding that is now underway.>> reporter: a history of security breaches, people hopping over the fence, that is why the airport is above standards, but lighting and fencing can only do so much. >> reporter:

cal osha is now investigating. >>> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. we now know the name of the muni driver seriously injured last week in a frightening accident on lombard street. the bus driver lost control come across the median and crashed into a building, injuring four people. 2 investigates obtained an internal memo describing the driver. >> reporter: the letter from muni management to staff identifies the driver as 66- year-old milton james. according to the hospital, he is still in critical condition. and if you have seen this dramatic dash cam video of the september 10th accident, you can understand why. the bus james is driving careened down lombard street in san francisco early in the morning. you see a jump the center divider come across oncoming lanes and crash into a business and trees. three passengers suffered minor injuries. james was critically hurt. police have not yet determined the cause of the accident. now, this internal memo by muni's director of transit shows james has 38 years of experience with the agency, and 31 years of dr

. >>> cal osha is investigating an accident that killed a worker in san rafael. we were over the scene near lincoln this morning, investigators say they were told a worker for west coast land and development was struck by plywood sheets. the site appeared to be a home under construction. the road was closed for several hours during the investigation. >>> a search of osha files found no citations against the company for the past five years. >>> a 7-year old in santa cruz is lucky to be alive after being ejected in this crash. police say the driver was distracted and hit the guard rail, rolling the truck several times. the boy suffered major injuries. parents if you can't afford a safety seat the highway patrol will give you one for free. >>> a and grab robbery under investigation in the east bay. police say three robbers got away with thousands of dollars worth of phones, tablets and watches from this t-mobile store last night. this is part of a trend of similar robberies in the bay area this summer. the thieves made off with $35,000 worth of electronics last mont

. >> reporter: but the former head of the occupational safety and health administration or osha stronglydavid michaels issued this warning letter cf ticale in house service providing medical care at fulfillment centers. letters like these are rare and othe companies have received them. >> we issued a letter of warning to amazon because they really made terrible mistakes ander people seriously hurt and treated very poorly. >> reporter: amazon respondedt saying idisagrees with osha's conclusions and rommended changes. allen says she has not accepted a newosition because her back injury keeps her off the job on doctor's orders. amazon continues to provide her with medical treatment. she now raises money to pay for an occasional nig at a motel. >> what should a customer know when they're clicking to buy something to have it delivered to their home >> they should know that that's our blood, sweat and tears that's going into that. that's my back. that's somebody else's arm. that's somebody's life. >>> we're back in a moment with a show stopper definitely not got directions to the nightclub her

one of the issues that came up last time was regarding cal osha. that's the regulatory body for elevators in california. here's a copy of the permit for this elevator. it shows that it expired in january of 2016. almost three years ago. >> november, i think. >> november, yeah. you are right. thank you. and then the next -- what happens then is cal osha sends a letter to the owner. it says the application is being proce processed. it says the expired permit is considered valid by the state until an inspector can be dispatched to the inspection that's currently due. >> and is that the letter for this particular elevator or is it standard? >> it looks standard. >> so we assume they have complied? >> they said they complied. it shows you cal osha, even though it's been two years with an expired permit, and they're still not looking at this elevator yet. also at the last hearing, people were talking a little bit about signage, about how many people were going to be on the elevator, which could create problems in levelling the elevator. this sign was up

we are heavy with safety, so osha 10, we do provide osha 10 certification cards. we want everybody to know and understand that as a new apprentice, new person in the field, statistics show that they're the ones that get hurt on the job. we take that seriously about the safety. 20 hours of construction matt, resume development, interviewing skills. attaching the resume it an on-line application. the financial side of it, same thing. 101 case management. financial literacy is really key to our success. how to create a budget. how to manage money, manage debt, improve your credit score. managing a checkbook and starting a savings account. you will see some of the success that we've had with that. we have a six-week training construction program. two weeks of that. we're heavy in life skills and leadership training, cognitive, decision-making skills. the last four weeks we spend with local 261 and 67 coming in to provide all the certifications needed to go to work. it's classroom certification. we have had three cycles so far. our last cycle just graduated. we go by c

cal osha reports it is now working to figure out what triggered the tragic incident that sent sheets of plywood tumbling onto a worker. >> my heart goes out to the family and friends and everyone involved. it just hits close to home if you will. >> reporter: again, the identity of the construction worker who was killed has not been released. coming up at 6:00, i'll tell you how long osha says the investigation will take into figuring out how he died. >> andre senior, thank you. >>> authorities are searching for an inmate tonight to escaped from a minimum security facility. the alameda county sheriff's department says justin tyquiengco walked away this morning. staff noticed he was missing around 5:30 this morning while conducting a count of inmates there. authorities say he could be heading to the bay area. he is serving a six-year sentence for a 2nd degree robbery and use of a firearm. he is described as 5'10", weighing 174 pounds, and has brown eyes and black hair. >>> clayton police have arrested a student for making a criminal threat toward diablo view middle school. authorities

. >> reporter: the former head of the occupational health and safety administration or osha stronglygrees. dr. david michaels issued this warning level to amazon in 2016 critical of the in hauser advice providing medical care at fulfillment centers. letters like these are rare and other comnieeceived them. >> we issued a letter of warning to amazon. they've made some terrible mistakes. people who were hurt were treated poorly. >> reporter: amazon said it disagrees with conclusions and recommended changes. alan has not accep a new position because her back jirp still keeps her off the job. amazon refuses to provide her with medical treatment. she raises money on her go fund me page to pay for an occasional night at a motel. >> reporter: what should a customer know when they're clicking to buy something to have it delivered to their home? >> they should know that that's our blood, sweat and teerars that's going into that. that's my back. that's somebody else's arm. that's somebody's life. i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes yy i love you, but sometimes you stink. fe

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according to cal osha records they've been cited for safety violations and fined tens of thousands of dollars. >> there's been a death there, small fires there. >> all those unacceptable to you? >> absolutely. . >> reporter: he says stouns members invited them -- city council members invited them to a city council meeting last year. >> they seemed very cooperative. it was my understanding they were doing restructuring to make sure we don't have that incident again. >> reporter: but then this, friday's fire. thomas says he wants elko to stay open for business but not at the cost of the safety of the residents. >> we want to see thriving cities here. i want to see change because i want to make sure the city is safe. >> a tesla was found in the debris fire, but the cause of the blaze is unknown. thomas says he's spoken to the fire chief and plans to talk about what happened at the next council meeting. we also tried to get ahold of workers at elko but have yet to hear back. maria medina, kpix 5. >>> governor brown standing up to president trump. he signed two bills blocking federal plans

. >> cal osha is now looking into the workplace death. investigators have put up tax at the development and prohibited work from receiving -- from resuming for now. >>> the gypsy hill killer may spend the rest of his life in prison. the san mateo county jury returned a gerty . the -- a guilty verdict yesterday convicting rodney how bauer of raping and murdering too much tenet -- two teenage girls in 1986. dna connected him to the murders which occurred in 2004. he was in prison in oregon at the time. his sentencing is set for october 10. >>> a toddler was killed in a horrific crash. coming up, police say his father was driving under the influence. we will tell you what his mother told us about the last time she saw her son. >>> tesla back in the spotlight. how tweets by elon musk could be mean trouble for that automaker. >>> good morning. we are off to a good start when it comes to the morning commute. right now traffic on highway four looks pretty good coming up to the willow pass grade. >>> some patchy low clouds. temperatures are ready

they make a lot of bold and bright osha's claims about bracke braggadocious claims that old, we are going to spend .hat the reality is they are on defense in these districts. they added $13 million in spending just this week in second and third-tier districts. they just have this peripheral attack, because they are trying to distract from the issues at hand, because they can't explain away the health care plan, the tax plan, because that hurts working families. at the beginning of the cycle they said this is something we are going to run on, and they totally moved away from. i don't have any confidence in any message they put out. we know if we are singularly focused, we can be successful. the democrats have put together for the first time in a significant way since 2006 -- and i applaud the caucus on both chambers -- a better deal at putting that together. frankly they're looking to cut them down and reward those at the top. sean: some of these attack ads we are seeing, some democrats have said these ads are sexist and racist dog whistles, calling attention to antonio delgado's york, amy

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. >> amazon says it disagrees with osha's conclusions and recommended change. >>> holiday weekends come down to two things, eating contest joey chestnut. this is the favorite part of the holiday. did it again yesterday this time winning the national championship. >> look at that. >> yes. it gobbled 206 -- >> wow. >> they are not too meaty though. >> want to do a time test maybe? >> what are you watching? >> yeah. >> i'm just like yeah. all right. we are starting out this morning. maybe your marinading your food. it lab nice one but a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. we do still have the poor air quality. it is a spare the air alert day. we talked about grilling and stuff. if you're going shopping it will be warmer. heading into the upper 80s there. you don't want to use a wood burning grill. you want to be extra careful with it. if you do use charcoal not to use all of that lighter fluid and stuff. it is a good day to try to exercise caution and never just dump those goals any where because it is so dry outside. we do have a lot of smoke. temperatures are looking good in the mid

partnership has any member of the partnership been cited or any serious or willful violations by cal-osha, or california occupational health and safety administration? according to the san francisco municipal transportation agency, the contractor represented they met the requirements to prequalify for the bid. although the tunnel work has already been completed, the investigation of this incident is ongoing and will take about four to six months. while i am calling for a hearing to investigate safety concerns regarding the evaluation of all the city contractors across all of our city agencies, not only san francisco municipal transportation agency, what i'm finding out is we don't have a safety vetting for city contractors. we must vet our city contractors and ensure that we are contracting with companies that are forthright of their safety record and privatize our safety record and community partners. i will also be a

cal osha now investigating. a check of records found no safety violations at the construction company. >>> the sheriff's office says this escaped inmate might be headed to the bay area. justin tyquiengco was serving time in nevada county for a robbery. he walked away from a correctional center in nevada city this morning. >>> things are heating up in san francisco in the da's race, the mayor just endorsed a new candidate, let's just say it is not the current da. wilson walker has the story. >> reporter: with the stroke of a pen san francisco has a district attorney's race. susie loftis will challenge two term incumbent george gas cone next year and she already has one very notable endorsement. >> we go bay -- we go way back. this is about having the best da possible. >> reporter: no current -- no current on the current the district attorney. >> you know we can do better on delivery on our values. >> reporter: anyone who visit san francisco can tell you what a challenge the da might face. there has been a wave of

osha determined the safety chain was not in place. and couldn't be used because a part was missing. the company will pay more than $46,000 in fines. this is the third time green waste inspected for worker injury. >> after much debate the city is moving ahead with plans to redevelop the old mall. it's a controversial plan that sparked heated debate at a two day public hearing this week. even the mayor says it's not a done deal. live with more. >> here at the mall, just about one mile from apple headquarters. this is a thriving area. you wouldn't know it from the look of the mall. it could take years even a decade before this sign goes down. and new housing units go up. >> the developer calls it a dead mall and you can see why. most stores are gone. more than 1 million square feet of vacant spac cmunity isve thi. as social heart as it wa a intense two day public hearing. the city counsel voted to plans redevelop the property. to include nearly 3,000 residential units. plus commercial and retail space. >> it is something that thst been a long time coming. 12 years. >> it could be anoth

closed and they are on scene at this site with san rafael police and the marin county coroner, cal osha investigating and as we get more information we will pass it along to you. >>> some drivers and san jose are complaining about street parking. it's designed to protect bicyclists but drivers say it's confusing. parking used to be on but now there is a protected bike lane next to the curb with parking spaces further out. some are still parking in the old spots and they get blocked in by the new spaces. >> it's a little bit weird. you have to park in the street away from the curb and it's confusing. >> the set up also creates problems for police, delivery trucks and street sweepers. the transportation department hopes to clear this up when all the bike lanes are painted and green plastic posts are installed to separate the bike lanes from vehicle traffic. parts of third and fourth streets, in the downtown area, will undergo those changes. >>> a federal criminal probe over statements by elon musk. coming up, what the ceo said that has prosecutors concerned. distance relationship. this is

administration abused the power to the point of using agencies like the atf, the doj and irs and even osha in some case to go after christian groups, conservatives and journalists. elizabeth: democrat senator elizabeth warren saying it's time to invoke the 25th amendment and remo president ret trump from office, citing warnings from a trump senior official who evidently wrote that anonymous "the new york times" op-ed. here's mike buc huckabee. she's saying that idea is quote ridiculous. watch. >> how does elizabeth warren ever teach law at harvard which f she is this off of the rails when it comes to invoking the 25th amendment. the democrats, i know they think they're mr. smith goes to washington. their acting like mr. magoo goes to washington. elizabeth: senator warren is a potential 202 presidential contender. what effect will invoking the 25th amendment idea have on voters in the midterms now two months away? >> well, look, i can't even take something like this seriously, liz. you're talking about something that would have to include the vice president of the united states. and i'm sor

the lawsuit is led by former chicago bear richard dent. ( darya ) cal-osha has fined disneyland moretheme park failed to properly maintain cooling equipment... and that led to 3 employees getting legionnaire's disease. two of the employees were hospitalized. disneyland has objected to the allegation that the park's cooling equipment caused the illness. the park says the source of the outbreak was not scientifically determined. ( darya ) coming up at 6 o'clock ... with colin kaepernick in the national spotlight ... a new exhibit opens up in the south bay showcasing the power of protest. aggressive yellow. pretty great, huh? if you're a banana. i find it very...appealing. new kellogg's raisin bran with bananas. two scoops meet real banana slices. i've done a great job of raisin ya. new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days where all beds are on sale. save 40% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends sunday. major hot sot on nb 101 at san antionio overturn accident blocks several

(ken) cal-osha has fined disneyland more than 33- thousand dollars. it says the theme park failed to properly maintain cooling equipment... leading to three employees to acquire legionnaire's disease. two of the three employees were hospitalized. more than a dozen people caught the dangerous lung infection and at least one died. disneyland has objected to the allegation that the park's cooling equipment caused the illness. the park says the source of the outbreak was not scientifically determined. coming up at eight.. a bill to push back last call to 4-a-m .. is one step closer to becoming the law. but not everyone is saying cheers. plus. judge kavanaugh grilled on capitol hill in the confirmation hearing for the supreme court. what he said about abortion rights. and next. how homelessness at one south bay baseball field ... is now affecting a little league. (pam) rampant homelessness and the problems that come with that... are partly to blame for dwindling participation in a south bay little league... according to the adults who run the league. (ken)

enforcement of osha and am sure isn't what it should be.e keep trying to find areas where we canwork with him . >>chris: let me ask you, 3.9 percent unemployment. 3.5 million jobs created. four percent dividend 4.2 gdp in the last quarter. don't you give him something for that? >> no, those are good! but wages are way down since the first of the year. gas prices have been way up so overall workers aren't doing as well. he passed a tax bill that encourages companies to outsource. we can agree to support something like that. every place we can, we do. but unfortunately right now, the scale is weighted against him because he's done more to hurt workers and to help workers. >>chris: so you have launched a new big political campaign for the midterms. you have an ad out on the web right now. is it your hope that democrats would take back control of the house and senate? and block the trump agenda even though parts have been good for workers like creating 3 and a half million new jobs? >> it's not about democrats or republicans. it's about electin

even osha's discredited whistle blower program sustains 3% of retaliation claims. but here in san francisco, we are to believe that whistle blower retaliation doesn't occur. the c.s.a. should consider an audit of the ethics commission and how it handles whistle blower retaliation claims and why it just can't sustain any, which is why whistle blowers have to sue the city and go to court and that's where they get validation at taxpayer expense. thank you. >> any additional public comment? seeing none, can we pass onto the next item on the agenda? >> clerk: item six, presentation from the city service auditor regarding whistle -- >> excuse me. procedurally, do we need to vote to accept the presentation? >> yes. >> no, there's a motion pending to adopt the work plan as presented, so you need to call the motion and vote it. >> that's right. that's correct. >> yes. >> on the motion to approve the c.s.a. -- >> so the motion on the floor it to approve the c.s.a. work plan as presented. all in favor -- >> does that -- are you interpreting that to include the comments that w

. >> cal osha is now investigating this workplace death. investigators put up tags at the development site but they have also prohibited work from resuming at least for the time being. >>> the man believed to be the gypsy hill killer could spend the rest of his life in prison . the san mateo county journey returned a guilty verdict yeday and convicted 69-year- old rodney howell bauer of raping and murdering two teenage girls in 1976. in 2004 he was connected to the murders through advanced dna technology he was in prison at the time in oregon. he will be sentenced on october 10. >>> some lanes on the golden gate bridge will be closed overnight so workers can begin installing a net to prevent suicides. it is a stainless steel wire rope net they'll be stretched across support struts 20 feet below the sidewalk on the bridge. the closures will provide some >>> -- space for the construction workers. lanes are scheduled to close from 9 pm until 5 am monday through thursday and at 10 pm friday until 7 am saturday. it is a $211 million project and

i cannot say, because you would say i'm too ragged osha's, but what he said about me last night was an unbelievable thing. it wouldn't have happened without president trump and it never would have happened without president trump. take a look, but i will tell you , china is very special, very special. they are incredible people. it is an incredible country. but they have done is unbelievable. and it all started with the wto. it was a defective deal. without the wto, china is not china as we know it today. and it started also by our people that are standing right in this position in the oval office, it allowed them to get away with murder. allowed a lot of countries to get away with murder. have a we still probably very good relationship, but in honor of you, tomorrow i will make a call to him and say, how are you doing? you don't mind paying billions of dollars -- smallust have two follow-ups. how do you compare the level of inner energy see from china to what russia did in 2016? president trump: think it is different. if you look at the des moines register, they have ads that are made

that cal osha is now looking into this workplace death.ave put up the tags at the development and prohibited work from resuming for the time being. >>> francisco police arrested a man suspected in several burglaries in the past few weeks. investigators believe 61-year- old gregory lima broke into several homes between mid august and the first week of this month. is accused of stealing more than $110,000 worth of items including bicycles, laptops, and cash most of the burglaries occurred in the mission and ingleside districts. he is also a suspect in a robbery. lima was arrested after an alert police officer spotted him and he is still in custody. >>> the search is on for an inmate who escaped from a minimum security facility in the sierra foothills. authorities announced that justin tie? could be headed to the bay area. alameda county sheriff department says he walked away from the california correctional camp in nevada county. staff noticed he was missing at about 5:30 yesterday morning. he is serving a six-year sentence for second-degree

in that case, osha, the agency that imposes safety regulations on employers, found basis and cause forentially findings the world did not do enough to make known the hazards tied with this work. kavanaugh, again, is somebody who puts the interests of employers and industry over the interests of little people. the ruling in that case was not a favorable one. it is consistent with all of the cases that we as seen in the economic justice context which show a predisposition to side with employers over the interests of employees. amy: i want to ask you abobout e undocumented teenager who was at the center of the lawsuit with e trump adadministration over her right to have an abortion, and specifically the role of judge kavanaugh. the 17-year-old was detained in a refugee resettlement shelter, and only had the abortion after a u.s. appeals court ruled in her favor. she was referred to in court documents as jane doe. in an interview with hbo's vice news, jane doe described deciding to have an ortition. >> when i first arrived at the decided to do it because i did not feel capable of being a m

commissioner hardeman: i don't remember -- whatever building you call that, and i was thinking boy, cal-osha, if they followed the firefighters around, so many brave acts and all these amazing things that firefighters do, but that really impressed me because i used to workup high. i was a sign painter many years ago, and very brave. and i'll always remember that, watching that -- how brave that person was, and how he did his job. >> commissioner hayes-white: i remember that. >> commissioner hardeman: it was amazing. so you have, on the list, 2,075? >> commissioner hayes-white: correct. >> commissioner hardeman: okay. so that list is going to last how long or approximately how long? >> commissioner hayes-white: so members on the list, it's sort of a rolling period for them. when they take the exam, they have two years to remain on the list. we pull or refresh the list periodically, typically before we select the new class. so -- but once they're on the list, they remain on it for two years. >> commissioner hardeman: okay. good. and that's about as low as it's been, the eligible list is 2,000,

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. >> cal osha says it is investigating the circumstances of this accident. an online search shows the company has not had any violations in the last 5 years. >> deputies have identified the man accused of shooting and killing a sacramento county sheriff's deputy and entering a -- injuring a second. officials say a 38-year-old got into a fight at a pep boys auto parts store in rancho cordova 15 miles east of sacramento. this happened yesterday. witnesses say the suspect who is from rancho cordova started shooting when deputies arrived. before they even knew he had a gun. 27-year-old deputy mark stasyuk was killed. he was just recently married and well-liked in the department. >> it's extremely difficult for myself and all of us included. i'm fortunate to find strength in these moments and do things like this and address my troops. i've had a 30 year career. and, this is an incredible hole that never quite gets filled in the hearts of our department. >> stasyuk had been with the department for 4 1/2 years. in addition to his new wife, the deputy also leaves be

you have to call osha and iatse. you got to get a haz-mat team in there.th: the bread people. >> from king's hawaiian. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and they got to clean up the set. >> seth: people may not know this about you, that you were the voice on "gossip girl." you were the narrator. >> oh, yes, i was. yeah. >> seth: and we asked -- you were very kind to say yes to this, because we have -- we feel as though a lot of donald trump tweets feel very gossipy. [ laughter ] and so we have asked if you wouldn't mind reading a few of them with the classic "gossip girl" send-off. so if you just want to go over here, and thank you again. >> seth, i am honored. [ laughter ] "ex-nsa contractor to spend 63 months in jail over classified information. gee, this is small potatoes compared to what hillary clinton did. so unfair, jeff. double standard. xoxo, gossip girl." [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: just a couple more. just 'cause -- >> okay. >> seth: all right. >> "who can figure out the true meaning of covfefe? [ laughter ] enjoy. xoxo, gossip girl." [ laug

enforcement of osha and msha isn't what it should be. so we keep trying to find areas where we can work with him. >> but let -- >> so you've got a president who bills himself, sells himself, campaigned on being a jobs president, a workers' president. but sabrina, the assessment you just got from the afl-cio, it's far from that. >> well, we knew that the president campaigned on a very protectionist agenda when it comes to trade. and i think that the challenge has been that he has not really negotiated in good faith when it comes to either recrafting nafta or even in you look at the ways in which he has levied tariffs against other key allies in europe, which in turn have invited retaliatory tariffs against the united states. which are primarily hurting both the american manufacturing industry as well as the u.s. agricultural industry. and frankly, the irony is that these are people who overwhelmingly supported president trump in the november election. and so this is actually hurting the president's base. and i think that a lot of that wil