cal/osha also says that the trainee did not have adequate training. the last violation is that the procedure the workers were using known as "simple approval" in cal/osha's mind they believe "simple approval" is not adequate relying on a spotter to let others know a train is coming. the trainee didn't know how to sound the horn as the train was about to strike the workers. >> the operator in training saw the people attempted to stop the train, attempted to sound the horn, and then the workers were struck. the horn was not sounded. and definitely the train was not stopped. so person behind the wheel didn't have adequate supervision. >> reporter: cal/osha says that "simple approval" safety procedure was also the reason for the death of another worker in 2008. also in another case back in 2001. now, each of those violations carries $70,000. so all three violations totaling $210,000. back here live now we are standing in front of cal/osha's office here and cal/osha says bart has 15 business days to appeal those three citations. and we're going to follow t

and although the trainee was attempting to sound the horn and stop the train, that didn't occur. and the workers were struck and killed. >> b.a.r.t.'s general manager responded today with a statement. quote, the b.a.r.t. family has spent the past six months mourning the loss of christopher d. shepherd and lawrence e. daniels while making permanent changes to our safety procedures. passenger and employee safety is our top priority at b.a.r.t. unquote. union leaders say they're relieved cal osha's taking action. >> and i'm glad that they're going to be held responsible for something that they knew was unsafe and they did it anyways. >> hopefully it brings some sense of peace to the families, mr. daniels and mr. sheppard. i know b.a.r.t. had tried to indicate it was the responsibility of those two workers, and that's definitely not the case. >> reporter: now, union reps tell me that today's actions have been tough for the victims' family. but while it has opened up a wound, it's also brought some measure of peace. reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>>

they're looking abroad for some trainees. >> translator: i come from the philippines. >> translator: i came from china to learn how to process steel. >> reporter: employers are turning to a government program that brings people from overseas to japan to learn vocational skills. then put those skills in to practice. an estimated 15,000 people work in the construction industry as part of the program. that's up 30% from two years ago. guen arrived last spring from vietnam. he was assigned to a condominium construction site in tokyo. he says he wants to train in japan, then head home, where construction skills are in high demand. >> translator: i'm still learning this job. i think i can become good at it. >> translator: he's really quick with his hands. he doesn't look like a trainee. >> reporter: his employer says orders have been pouring in since japan's economy started picking up. >> translator: we have received another order today. >> reporter: but project managers are struggling to keep up. they say on an average day they're about 20 workers short. so they've begun recruiting prospe

these jobs right now transform our trainee's live. i want to bring attention to that point. [speaker not understood]. we're just here to express the importance of this program. it really, it really gives low-income san francisco residents an opportunity to really transform their lives and the lives of their families. and [speaker not understood] myself, one of our trainees wants to give a little importance of this go solar program. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good morning. my name is nancy kaufman. i am the [speaker not understood] of eight children. i have experienced hardship. in february of 2013, my 13 year old son and two-year old daughter were struck by a vehicle. we were forced to [speaker not understood] my business and to provide care for my children and it has been a difficult road ahead of us. we are currently homeless. we have no means to financially sustainability from the family. the [speaker not understood] design program i have found hope and i am currently in the 13-week training program that provide solar training and my goal i

had view of the back of the trainee. and did not have adequate supervision of the chainee. >> the fine a maximum for three safety violations an accident the union says never would have happened if bart had not forced them onto the track. >> we're adamant saying this is unsafe. do not run trains. and they came back with the tactics. >> the public funded agency took no questions and no answer. instead a statement reading in bart quote bart embraced requirement that's will add extra procedures and protections for crews during both operating and nonoperating hours. >> who would you like to ask bart today? >> why? they know we know it was unsafe. why did they do it? >> are you surprised bart is not talk something >> yeah. >> nor were families of the victims today, they've not received settlements from the transit agency. in oakland abc7 news. >> patrol turned a section of interstate 5 into a test track today to reconstruct a crash. laura anthony is live tonight. laura? >> well, hi, eric this is not a full reenactment here. th

had view of the back of the trainee. and did not have adequate supervision of the chainee. >> the fine a maximum for three safety violations an accident the union says never would have happened if bart had not forced them onto the track. >> we're adamant saying this is unsafe. do not run trains. and they came back with the tactics. >> the public funded agency took no questions and gave no answer. instead a statement reading in bart quote bart embraced requirement that's will add extra procedures and protections for crews during both operating and nonoperating hours. >> who would you like to ask bart today? >> why? they know we know it was unsafe. why did they do it? >> are you surprised bart is not talk something >> yeah. >> nor were families of the victims today, they've not received settlements from the transit agency. in oakland abc7 news. >> patrol turned a section of interstate 5 into a test track today to reconstruct a crash. laura anthony is live tonight. laura? >> well, hi, eric this is not a full reenactment her

. >> to contribute, that also seems to be the goal of trainee rangers in mongolia.pressure is on them to preserve what is left of the taiga forests. it is still the largest single ecosystem on land, but it is shrinking. that's mainly because of deforestation and the effects of climate change. once the taiga used to stretch far into mongolian territory. now only 10% of the landscape is covered by forests. stemming this tide is no easy task. we meet the rangers willing to take it on. >> the first step is to remove the branches. then enkzaya saws out a notch in the trunk. she has plenty of help from her fellow students. for the past week theyve been learning which trees to fell, and how to build a fire break and other aspects of forest management. >> i really enjoy the work outdoors. cutting up a tree trunk isnt hard at all. making sure you dont damage other, younger trees is the tough part. most people think its a job for men. but im learning how forestry can also be a nice profession for women too. its not just about cutting down trees. its also about cleaning the fo

. >> translator: person behind the controls was a trainee who did not have enough experience to be there by himself and rather than being -- the trainer was located behind the control cab door, which was open in a passenger car with another trainee and three other managers. >> it was unsafe prior to the strike, said do not do this. during the strike and they did. >> bart general manager grace carn has been issued -- upgraded its safety procedure with an implementation of the enhance program and a proposed budget investment of over $5 million in addition to resources. tom. >> in san francisco public housing are being heard. mayor announced $5.4 major funding at nine public housing sites. they filed legal action against the housing authority claiming emotional distress. we first showed you the broken elevators. it's among the sites that will share in the repair fund. and the statement, seniors and disabled residents deserve safe, clean and reliable housing. >> we know the name of the man of a man killed in a boating accident. a 42-foot -- hit two people. 39-year-old died. another men suffe

had view of the back of the trainee at the controls but did not have adequate supervision of the trainee and also did not have vantage point to observe the track. >> the combined 210,000 dollar fine maximum for 3 distinct willful serious safety violations. an accident that the union representing those workers says would never have happened if bart had not forced those men on the track. >> we were very adamant saying this is unsafe. don't run train while workers on strike and they came back with it was a negotiations tack ticket 18 floor up today in oakland the public funed agency took no questions and gave no answers. instead statement that reads in part quote bart has embraced comprehensive rail safety regulation. these requirements will add extra procedures and protections for track site crew during both operating and non-operating hours. who would you like to ask bart today. >> why, why did, they know we necessity it was unsafe. why did they do it? why did they pre-send to continue to do this? >>reporter: are you surprised bart is not talking? >> no. no. >>reporter: nor were family of

. >> the person behind the controls was a trainee who did not have enough experience to be in that control cab by himself. rather than being under close supervision, the trainer was actually located behind the control cab door which was open in a passenger car with another trainee and three other managers. >> b.a.r.t. has just released a statement. it says, quote: b.a.r.t. has fund amentally upgraded its safety procedures and invested more than $5 million in additional resources to bol ster b.a.r.t.'s safety performance. >>> police believe the girl they found naked and pepper-sprayed in berkeley was a sex assault victim. police say she was victimized in san francisco and sfpd is now taking over the case. neighbors say they rushed to help after they heard that girl screaming. >> i opened the window and i heard that she says i want water, i want water, i've been pepper-sprayed. and she kept on shouting very loud. and i jumped up out of bed and i said to my husband, do you hear that? >> police say the teenager had been kidnapped and sexually assaulted before being dropped off in the berkeley

maybe not with specific numbers, but the approach considerations for a wage for youth, for trainees and tipped employees, that type of thing? also you might want to make a recommendation that in any newly developed legislation that an economic -- a continued sort of economic analysis is done on an ongoing basis to track the results? so that what is the effect on business? what is the effect on employment? especially as it pertains to hourly wages? so there are some options of things that the commission can put together and put forward some direction. >> okay. before we do that, i'm going to call public comment. do we have anybody who would like to make public comment on item no. 6? >> commissioners, jim lazarus san francisco chamber of commerce, i appreciate your comments on this very complicated issue and the involvement of many of you on the commission and efforts that we have to bring a broad cross-section of the business community together. obviously this has impacts on small businesses, but impacts larger businesses in the city as well. i thought it was kind of ironic talking about

saw the two workers but the trainee did neither. bart management did not want to talk on camera today. they released a statement saying bart has upgraded its safety procedures and plans to spend $5 million in additional resources to bolster security performance. by the way, bart has ended that "simple approval" procedure. live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> and to check out the full list of violations against bart it's on our website, kpix.com. >>> the san mateo county coroner has identified the person killed in a boating cent last night on the bay -- accident last night on the bay. the 39-year-old was on this 42- foot-long boat taking part in a race at the sequoia yacht club in redwood city. he was hit by mast of the boat when it collapsed after the boat he was on hit a buoy. two other people were also hurt. one of them seriously. >>> happening right now, a memorial for a mother and her 3- year-old son who died in an apartment fire. friends and family are gathering outside the sunnydale apartments in san francisco. they are mou

the trainee not only underwent an abbreviated training but also wasn't supervised. >> there was not alook-outposted for the workers on the track. and, although the trainee was attempting to sound the horn and stop the train, that didn't occur and the workers were struck and killed. >> bart's general manager responded with a statement. the bart family has spent the last six months mourning the loss of christopher e. shepherded and lawrence d. daniels.áq passenger safety is our top priority. >> union leaders say they warned bart lives would with in damage. >> even a trainer, there's a lot of trainers. someone can't just step in that drove a train ten years ago and say i'm a trainer. i can do this. >> it was a tragic loss. the life did not need to be lost. it did not need to happen. >> cal osha says the fines are the highest they've ever levied. more safety measures are in the works. reporting live, i'm jodi spsz hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> so far, nothing. today, search for human remains at the former kntv sfud owe. fire crews today work to excavate the area. they did recover remai

it's february, 2014, and the trainee is hamid. weeks later, he would again be in the right hand seat this time as first officer of malaysia airlines flight 370. >> in kuala lumpur, malaysia, millions of people are on the move. thousands of miles away in beijing, the day begins as usual for his partner, sara bejack. >> i get up early, i drink coffee in front of the window next to the sunrise. we live next to an apple orchard. i do yoga every morning and eat my oatmeal and go to work. >> in the early morning hours, phil will take the red eye home to sara in beijing. the airport, paul meeks needs to make it thousands of miles inland to mongolia. >> it was his dream job. >> weeks is an engineer, husband and a father to two young boys. >> he spends so much time with his kids, take them to the zoo, lincoln was his little shadow. >> in fact, preparing the boys was a major issue before paul left for his 28-day assignment abroad. >> we cried when he left. i mean, this is a big change for the family. we prepared lincoln, you know, paul had

it's february 2014 and the trainee is fariq hamid. weeks later, he would again be in the right hand seat, this time as first officer of malaysia airlines flight 370. march 7, 2014, kuala lumpur malaysia, in one of the busiest cities in southeast asia, millions of people are on the move. including phillip wood, an ibm executive. thousands of miles away in beijing, the day begins as usual for his partner, sara bajak. >> i get up early. i drink coffee and look out over the sun rise. we live next to an apple orchard. i do yoga every morning, eat my oatmeal and go to work. >> in thorly morning hours, phil will take the red eye home to sara in beijing. the airport connects southeast asia to the continent. paul weeks needs to make it thousands of miles inland all the way to mongolia. >> he was doing this for the right reason. it was a dream job. >> he's the father of two young boys. >> he spent so much time with his kids. he would take them to the zoo. >> in fact, preparing the boys was a major issue before paul left for his 28-day assignmen

and the trainee is fariq hamid.ks later, hamid would again in the right-hand seat this time as first officer of malaysia airlines flight 370. march 7, 2014, kuala lumpur, malaysia. millions of people are on the move, including philip wood, a 51-year-old ibm executive. in beijing the day begins as usual for his partner. >> i drink coffee and look over the sunrise. we live next to an apple orchard. i do yoga and eat my eat meal and -- oatmeal. >> reporter: phil will take a red eye home to sarah in beijing. paul weeks needs to make it thousands of miles inland, all the way to mongolia. >> he was doing this for the right reason. >> he is an engine, husband and father of two young boys. >> he spends so much time with his kids. takes them to the zoo. >> in fact, preparing the boys was a major issue before paul left for his 28-day assignment abroad. >> this is a big change for the family. we prepared lincoln. paul had bought him a painting pad to skype him and a map with where daddy was going to be. >> when weeks left home

. >> they didn't have supervision we found is that the trainee was by himself in the cab. the trainer in the passenger car behind open control door. >> bart conducted an interview and saying it's been updating procedures since october's deadly accident. >> we can only imagine anguish a father is feeling after leaving his son in his suv when arriving at work. abc7 news reporter is live where it happened. >> the father parked his suv here but forgot something important. he forgot to drop off his son at the baby-sitter. he was working on a sidewalk project outside of his brother's house but never realized there is an infant parked feet away. >> no reason to look inside because i know he is, his baby is more important than anything else for him >> the father parked there as he routinely did. he forgot to drop off the infant at the baby-sitter. >> she says someone else was taking care of the baby. >> the temperature inside of a closed vehicle could rise to dangerous levels quickly. the emergency room physician at valley medical sent jerz an infant can suffer heat stroke when th

and 100 private sector subsidized employment slots and then we're going to leepbten public sector trainee slots from 6 months to a year and this is especially important because one of the exit strategies for the public sector subsidized employment program is actually entrance into city employment. we have been very successful, for example, in the human services agency, folks who have been in the subsector program being hired out of public assistance and into an agency that's helping folks navigate the public assistance system. so it's a great way to get sort of a peer to peer type employment client relationship which we think is really beneficial for our clients. anyway, by extending from 6 months to a year it allows them to meet those minimum qualifications for many city jobs including clerks and eligibility positions and the like. >> so, mr. rourke, what is on average the suction diper employee? >> we have been kind of an iterate process. we've been adjusting it back and forth, but right now i believe it's $5,000 and it's spread over a number of months. basically what we're trying to do

and three, the manager assigned to training was not as required in the cab with the unqualified trainee who struck the workers. >> he had view of the backs at the control cab but did not have a advantage to view the track. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says all of the issues have been abated. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> not till had culture changes at b.a.r.t. >> b.a.r.t. and the board have to look at their practices and change the way they do things. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s next move? >> b.a.r.t. has 15 working days to appeal the citations and if that goes through it begins the appeal process. >> reporter: how loping could it last? -- how long could it last? chevron appealed a year and a half ago and that has still not gone to a hearing or final decision. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> b.a.r.t. released a statement, bart has upgraded its safety procedures and invested $5 million in resources to bolster safety performance. >>> no arrests have been made in a case of a 9-month-old baby who was left in a car. the father forgot and left his suv parked on the street where he works. th

when i was a trainee we did one year of clinical work taking care of patients and them we did two years and said not many of us stayed -- and you don't need three-year training for one year of clinical care. 15 or 20% of trainees will go into research and you don't need to train everyone. similarly we need to have more management learning how to work in teams. the future of health care is team-based care with nurses, nurse practitioners home health aides pharmacist dietitians. we don't train teams. similarly when you are resident brady trained? the future of medicine is not hospital care. it's in care at home in the nursing facilities. we need to train doctors in outpatient care. this will be a revolution in terms of how long we trained where we are training people and what we are educating them on. i see that happening again medical education hasn't changed radically in 100 years but i think the next decade and a half will see a big change. >> host: thanks very much seek. >> guest: . >> thanks for having me. >> host: "reinventing american health care" really is a tour de force. >> gues

. >> diana, are the instructors able to actually deny certificates for these trainees? >> no, not really. as long as the person comes in and completes the training, they can get the certificate. and it's really up to the state to deny that. but garcia said if someone comes in and acts suspiciously or makes inflammatory comments, he can deny instruction. >> diane, thank you. a huge aftershock rocks chile after a powerful earthquake rocks the region. the aftershock struck in northern chile in pursue. so far, no reports of damages or injuries. we report from one of the hardest-hit areas. >> the family siren and order to move to high ground. answered within seconds after the most powerful and frightening aftershock since tuesday night's earthquake. here in the northern port city, hundreds of thousands of residents left their homes prepared. walking and sometimes running, a remarkable order. a routine that has become too routine. >> i've never been frighted of earthquakes. they're common, but nothing like this says the 75-year-old, who broke her arm during tuesday's earthqua

and 100 private sector subsidized employment slots and then we're going to leepbten public sector traineelots from 6 months to a year and this is especially important because one of the exit strategies for the public sector subsidized employment program is actually entrance into city employment. we have been very successful, for example, in the human services agency, folks who have been in the subsector program being hired out of public assistance and

doctors we have trainee lawyers accountants nurses people who work for the b.b.c. . they're all young professionals in good jobs who just climbing the ladder don't want to spend eighty percent of their milk you salary on road as living in london is very very expensive the only snag tenants have to be ready to move with just two weeks notice and there's no pets no children. smoking and crucially you know a lot of parties. which is a shame when you live in such an amazing building your job is to look after the building and make sure stay safe and make sure that you don't get complaints from the neighbors well this was once a done studio you can see it's got mary's going right across the river but it's now used as a lounge area by the guardians and through this purple let colored only have what used to be the gyms changing rooms say with one two three four five shower cubicles for the guardians to choose from and three toilets is that it doesn't feel like a residential prophets say yeah i have to go down full flights of stairs to get to the showers but you know it gets

not 15, 20% of trainees are going into research. don't need too train everyone in research. similarly what what teach doctors needs to change. we need to have more management, learning how to work in teams. the future of health care is team-based. nurses, nurse practitioners, hopeful health aides, dieticians, physical they're aways. we don't train doctors and teams. when you're a resident where do you train? the hospital. the future of medicine is care at home and we need to train doctors in outpatient care. so this will be a comprehensive revolution in terms of how long we take it, where we're training people, and what we're educating them about. i see that happening, again, medical education hasn't been changed radically in 100 years but i think the next decade and a half will see a big change. >> host: thanks very much, zeke. "reinventing american health care." a tour deforce. >> guest: thank you very much. appreciate it. >> that was after words, become tv's signature program in which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed by journalist, public policymaker

the trainees get paid to be in the classroom and get a raise once they head into the field.lay williams. >> we typically start them in the 50,000 to 60,000 per year range and then after they leave the tech colleges and move out into the work force at n.o.v., their total compensation can approach six figures. >> reporter: as you can imagine, with the energy industry growing the way they are, these trainees are in high demand so basically to protect its investment, n.o.v. makes them sign a three-year pact to stay with the company. if they leave before that period, they have to pay the company back the roughly $70,000 it spends training those workers. simon, back to you. >> fascinating. thank you very much. mary thompson there in houston. >>> the biggest winners in today's trading, next. first, let's see what's coming up on "street signs." >> yeah, it's friday. but the market, particularly the nasdaq, is behaving like it's got a bad case of the mondays. we will try to get to the bottom of what's going on. >>> and we look into two completely different worlds. one where our guest

bridges and the trainee are checking a jet that's in full throttle and ready to take off. >> the trainee was going up to the nose gear of the aircraft and looking at it getting hooked up to the catapult. and then j.d.'s job was to come back in from the back to check his work, to make sure everything was hooked up the way it was supposed to be and then to get out also before they launch the aircraft. as j.d. was going in to check his work, he was coming in too high. he was almost standing up. he was supposed to be crouched almost to the ground. and as he leaned over to check the catapult, he got sucked into the intake. >> under the deck, mcdonald watches in horror. he knows how slim the odds are of surviving an accident like this. >> when i saw it, i couldn't believe it. i was like totally, did that just happen? you know, i was like going back and forth in my mind, is it real? am i dreaming? you know, i was just amazed. and then i realized it was -- it actually happened. he was in the intake. >> it's pitch black, but the deck crew knows something has gone wrong. the pilot shuts down the p

the investigation also cited bart for not supervising the trainee. christopher shepard and lawrence daniels were struck and killed by a bart train while inspecting tracks. cal osha says shepard and daniels were not properly trained to perform work near energized third rails. >> they were not qualified to be working near a live third rail. as a matter of fact they had an aluminum track gauge which was three feet in length. if that had hit that third rail, it would have elect -- electrocuted them. >> meantime barts general manager released a statement in response to the report saying bart has fundamentally upgraded its safety procedures with the implementation of a an enhanced safety. >>> time is 4:47. let's go to sal. keeping an eye on traffic on this friday morning. hopefully it stays friday light out there. >> we are hoping. today is good friday. some people will have the day off. the markets will if closed. i think we might have lighter than usual conditions. let's see. let's take a look at what we have now. we have a crash that is right near broad

the government gets the trainees into the workforce as soon as they set foot in mexico. sea eagles key to her rescue and i would be foolproof when he created us with no formal dedication to start returning with an artist guild. he's these people are asking that will contribute to our current asking you the phone with many returning mexicans have succeeded in their home country to experience gained in the us. miguel months in iran's manages a factory that makes automobile parts. she moved to the us and asia fourteen. for almost thirty years working in factories that make our parks. it is unusual. this is in the us. i was taught to working on scotland. when manufacturer decided to expand to mexico two years ago. nice and iris was hired to manage effectively. because of his vast knowledge and experience in the field. he considered it a once in a lifetime opportunity to use his skills and help his home country to tell. communicating with people that are facing us is no problem they do business in iran sees you when in english. familiar with american business practices isn't

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among the complaints, the report confirms that a trainee was at the controls while his trainer was in a passenger car. also, b.a.r.t.'s procedures for employees working the tracks were inadequate and not followed. >>> a task force created to prevent future hate crimes at san jose state university will hold its final public meeting tonight. the 18-member panel was created to propose new university policies. last fall, four students were arrested and accused of bullying a black student for weeks. well, that student has since filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the university. tonight's meeting will be in the university's engineering building. that will start at 5:30. >>> we've got some good news for the class of 2014. companies are hiring. a new survey finds companies plan to hire 8% more college grads than last year. business majors also have the highest average starting salary at about $54,000 and starting salaries are up about 1.2% from just a year ago. >>> and here's something those new college grads may want to consider as they settle into their jobs this summer. according

. >> reporter: the agreement is, trainees stay on the job for three years or repay nov the estimated $70,000 it took to train them. if they stay they're paid to attend classes and get a raise once they're in the field. >> we typically start in the 50 to $60,000 per year range, and then after they leave the tech colleges and move out into the workforce at nov, their total compensation can approach six figures. >> reporter: n ov spends $50 million each year on training. and investment returning a steady flow of skilled workers to fuel its growth. in houston, texas, i'm mary thompson for "nightly business report." >>> and for more on how national oil well varco is retaining and training skilled workers you can head to our web site for another information, nbr.com. >>> two ipos bucked today's selloff. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. first of all, grubhub priced its shares above the expected range at $26 each at its current price the company is valued at nearly $3 billion. the ceo says grubhub is trying to change the way people order take out. >> there's $70 billion annually

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