the victim identified as a 60-year-old edward lake junior. cal osha is investigating. the site has been deemed safe and will reopen in the morning. >> we'll hold an all hands meeting inside of the bowl and talk about this tragedy and swril a safety discussion as well. >> this is a second deadly accident in four months. in june a worker died when hit by an elevator counter weight. officials did not sanction the contractor in that incident. >> the company manufacturing the rebar is a facility in napa. that is where the victim worked. lived in vacaville. >> well, edward lake lives in a house just around the block here. neighbors tell us he's lived in this vacaville neighborhood sometime. now, one neighbor gave us a photograph and says he was a nice person who liked to keep to himself. the photograph taken as he helped her move into their house six years ago. he worked in napa as a delivery driver we're told he was injure fate fatally injured in santa clara. now, sadly we found a site at the plant to warn drivers to be in their trucks or far what i loading or unloading reb

the victim identified as a 60-year-old edward lake junior. cal osha is investigating. the site has been deemed safe and will reopen in the morning. >> we'll hold an all hands meeting inside of the bowl and talk about this tragedy and swril a safety discussion as well. >> this is a second deadly accident in four months. in june a worker died when hit by an elevator counter weight. officials did not sanction the contractor in that incident. >> the company manufacturing the rebar is a facility in napa. that is where the victim worked. lived in vacaville. >> well, edward lake lives in a house just around the block here. neighbors tell us he's lived in this vacaville neighborhood sometime. now, one neighbor gave us a photograph and says he was a nice person who liked to keep to himself. the photograph taken as he helped her move into their house six years ago. he worked in napa as a delivery driver we're told he was injure fate fatally injured in santa clara. now, sadly we found a site at the plant to warn drivers to be in their trucks or far what i loading or unloading reb

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they are still dealing with the death of edward lake jr. last week. osha says the 61-year-old truck driver was killed when a bundle of rebar being unloaded by a fork lift fell off the truck and on top of him at 6:30 in the morning on october 14. since then, the start time has been moved back half an hour so 7:00 a.m. so this is more light. >> we are making changes with the lighting and stuff. that is a factor. >> each morning we do a team briefing: what are you doing in how will you be safe? safety is cue. you have to be thinking of your fingers and toes and that you want to go home. >> osha is shining new light on what happened when don white was killed by a counterweight of an elevator on june 11. he was communicating with the operator and wasn't wear the elevator was working. it is a mystery why he didn't move, knowing the elevator was coming down toward him. osha originally gave his employer, the subcontractor, a notice that no violation occurred. a spokesman told me that it was in the final review stage before a staff person raised questions and

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a forklift was unloading steal rods when a bundle of rebound fell on the worker. 60-year-old edward lake jr died at a hospital. >> first it was shock. but then it's tragic. i mean, we had a fellow co-worker lose their life. and i think that sank in really quick. it's pretty emotional. it's a little banged up in there. >> this is the second construction-related death at the stadium site. back in june, an elevator installer was crushed. >>> here's cal osha records for the company edward lake worked for gerdau steel has been in trouble 21 times for serious violations between october 2011 and may of this year. 8 other violations. osha fined the company nearly $50,000. >>> happening today, suspected libyan al-qaida terrorist is in new york awaiting trial. captured in tripoli ten days ago. he's suffering from hepatitis c and refusing food and water. he is said to helped plan the 1998 bombings of two american embassies in africa. >> two nights, two scares at lax. what has investigators thinking a prank is behind a couple explosions at the airport. >> thieves targeting the pick-up trucks. the va

they also believe that the job site here at >> reporter:cal osha says edward lake was unloading a delivery truck on the south of the stadium, when a bundle of rebar fell on him. lake was transported to the hospital where he died. work on the job site was stopped for the day and the contractor on the project, turner-devcon, says they are cooperating with authorities and that work on the stadium will resume on tuesday morning. there will also be an all hands on deck safety meeting and grief counselors help. in really quick. and pretty emotional. it's pretty the 49ers also released a statement today saying, " our sincerest thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and co-workers >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: nevada is being accused of shipping off its patients to california. a mentally ill patient is now accusing the state of mistreatment. he says they shipped him from las vegas to san francisco. to avoid paying his medical bills. kyung lah has the story. >> pam: david theisen never planned to live in this cramped san francisco low income rental. >> reporter:he never planned to b

the 60-year-old edward lake died when a rebar he was unloading fell on him. he was a truck driver in napa. >> downed power lines created a hazardous situation that hampered the efforts of san jose firefighters to put out a barn fire. the large barn was being use as a furniture workshop. it brought down power lines forcing the firefighters to stay clear for safety. >> a deal could be in the works to re-open the federal government and raise the nation's debt ceiling of the democrats and republicans spent the day negotiationing a deal to keep federal agencies open until mid-january and raise the debt ceiling until mid-february. >> seven, it is chilly inland valleys. check out san ramon: 41, dublin 42, danville, 44 degrees. dress warmly now but, guess what, you willent the short sleeves and shorts later as you look at the sunshine spread across san francisco, we have warmer than average temperatures 68 to 79 at the coast and around the bay 78 to 83 and warmest inland, 80 to 84 degrees. >> we will continue now in 25 minutes. >>> good morning, america. breaking ove

edward lake jr. was killed while unloading rebar yesterday morning. he's the second worker this year to be killed on this $1.2 billion project. his death was an accident. now it will be up to cal osha to follow up with its own investigation. this work site has been deemed to be safe. >>> a car came crashing through the front window. the purple saturn crashed into great clips salon just before 10:00 a.m. it's not clear what triggered the crash. the driver was a customer who had just left. >> after the hire cut, he went out. i don't know what's wrong. we're lucky. >> they were lucky. the fire department had to pull the man out of his car. he was trapped inside the car but was not hurt. >>> the house and senate both say they're working on deals, but no vote is scheduled yet. in less than 30 hours, the u.s. will default on its loans. one of the country's three major credit agencies signaled it may downgrade the u.s. rating. we are live on capitol hill with more. the sticking point remains to be obama care. >> reporter: that's right. thanks. good evening.

the accident killed 60-year-old edward lake jr of vacville. >>> news out of southern california. police at los angeles international airport are beefing up security after dry ice bombs exploded two nights in a row. the latest happened last night where baggage handlers and others work on aircraft and cargo. two other bombs that did not go off. update from lax where security has been tightened. >> reporter: today bomb sniffing dogs and police patrols are highly visible at lax. >> doing what we usually do. but more exposed because of what's been going on. >> last night for the second night in a row, a dry ice bomb exploded. it was planted around the international terminal. two similar devices nearby before they could explode. >> to think someone would be able to sneak that in is scary. >> she was already concerned about the dry ice bomb that exploded sunday. someone put that device in an employee bathroom. explosion caused airport police to halt security screenings and flights were delayed. nobody was hurt but the unsophisticated devices used could have injured someone. they were pl

lake junior died after rebar fell on him lake was a truck driver. >> pro testors took over an oakland fast food restaurant to push for a liveable wage. the group marched into wendy's around noon, chanting $15 and a union. the group says employees can't afford basic was current wage autos people need to be able to make enough money to support families. they need to have a living wage to put food on the table. >> police arrived and proest as a uc berkeley study found more than half rely on public assistance. costing u.s. taxpayers $7 billion a year. wend ease saying the company is proud to provide thousands of people a place to enter the work force and gain skills. >> genentech says it will expand it's manufacturing facility and hire another 200 people. the company says that will make it the biggest biotech facility in the world. now, apparently we don't have that now but it's been a day of false starts. house republicans proposed a version of a bill they haggled among themselves before finally agreeing to vote on it tonight. they then abandoned plans for that vote after failing to gain

a 60-year-old edward lake jr. died when a rebar fell on him. he was from napa. >> a sense of urgency is kicking in on capitol hill with two solutions to end the government shut down and raise the debt ceiling are emeveryone inning. the senate is working to a deal to re-open the government but only until january 15. the plan would also avoid a default by extending the nation's credit limit but only until february 7. here is the key: no major changes to the health care law. conservatives in the house of representatives are not happy with the last point so republicans are trying to develop their own plan. >> officials at the lawrence livermore laboratory tell abc they are going the process of an orderly shut down today. some 6,000 laboratory workers are furloughed unless congress ends the government shut down before then. east by congressman held the townhall meeting with employees of the laboratory offer the weekend and he says he is working with the secretary of energy to ensure laboratory workers get back pay when the federal government re-open

lake junior of vacaville died after rebar unloading this morning fell on him. blake was truck driver at nap a.we were overhead. accident scene. project manager say tomorrow morning they will hold a meeting with crew to discuss the accident and safety measures. grove counselors will also be available. >> tragic. we had the fellow co-workerless their life and i think the that sank in quick and pretty motional. >> this is the second deadly accident at the stadium tonight 4 month. month june a worker died when hit by elevator counter weight. regularlytor announce the company involved will not face sanctions for that sdichbility uc berkeley police issuing another warning after person was robbed on campus. happened last night on university drive near library police say 2 men shoved the gun into the about victim chest threw him to the ground and stole the cell phone. this is third robbery for cal in lessp a week. 2 women areless week while walking on or near the campus. >> fairfield police believe teen caused several explosions independent a wal-mart early this mornin

lake when a bundle of steel reinforcing bar fell on him. the funeral will be in vaccaville. scheduled for 1:00 p.m. organizers say it will be casual and ask people to bring food and drink to share. >>> happening now -- law enforcement agencies from across the country are in oakland for a three-day training exercise called urban shield but just a short time ago some uninvited guests set up a protest in front of that convention. bryan -- brian flores is there to explain more. >> reporter: this is just the beginning of several events planned for police that are here from throughout the country as well as occupy oakland and groups affiliated with the movement. behind me though is the group facing urban shield action network who earlier read off the names of victims killed because of police brutality. >> reporter: the group is protesting the annual gathering of police from around the country. officers, deputies and first responders are here this weekend taking part in urban shield. an annual event hosted by the el camino county sheriff's office.

this accident killed 60-year- old edward lake jr. of vacaville. >>> a pancake breakfast has some peninsula residents pretty upset. >> yeah. they are flipping out about the fire department. that's next. >>> apple is mad for plaid. why the cupertino-based company is bringing on a type executive. >>> back to the 80s today. nevada 82 degrees with sunshine. pleasanton, 82. live look outside. we will talk about the sunshine and if that will change and hen we will cool down, next. >>> your dinner time may never be interrupted again. how a new law could keep tele marketers away for good. ,,,, ook: some 27- >>> well, some peninsula residents surprise bid an emergency message they received. some 27,000 palo alto residents got this noisy smart phone emergency alert. it is a notice about a charity pan cake breakfast. no, that is no emergency. >> kpix 5's len ramirez spoke to some people to say the fire department is abusing the system. >> reporter: when people get an emergency alert system they take a deep breath. they think something bad is hap

yesterday morning edward lake jr., a 60-year-old delivery truck driver was killed while offloading rebar. now, in video taken by chopper you can see a large bundle of the long steel poles laying on the ground next to the flat bed truck. it was our understanding he was crushed to death when that bundle somehow fell on top of him during the offload. he died later at the hospital. according to one report, this is in the chronicle, he was engaged to be married, had retired, but wanted toÑv]=i- again because was "bored." lake jr. is the second worker this year to be killed on this $1.2 billion project. santa clara police say his death was an accident, and now it's up î11=]5áiu)u$ their own investigation. that agency has deemed this work site to be safe. >> we're rooil real tight on safety. we're into safety. i just want to say we're human. human will error.a-[ >> protocol. some people are lax. some people just get sidetracked. some people just don't know. generally here at this site -- >> i think so. >> one of the co-directors of the stadium project denied that deadline pressures had anyt

a forklift was unloading rods when a bundle of rebar fell on the man. 60-year-old edward lake jr died at a hospital. >> at first it was shock but then it's tragic. we had a fellow co-worker lose their life. and i think it's pretty emotional. >> this is the second construction related death at the stadium site. back in june, an elevator installer was crushed by a counter weight. >> efforts to wipe out disease carrying mosquitos are underway. we're not talking about the west nile. the yellow fever mosquito found. vector control trapped three carrying the disease along with 14 infected larvi. no reports of humans contracting yellow fever. >> on capitol hill, the senate could vote to reopen the government and avert a u.s. default. the agreement would fund the government through january 15th and raise the debt ceiling. republicans would get a new policy for obamacare. any deal must still be approved by the house. >> a deal appears imminent. the government shut down caused a lot of damage. julie on the consumer watch to shut down proof your finances. >> it's not as big an impact. >> not at

lake junior of vacaville died after rebar unloading this morning fell on him. blake was truck driver at nap a.we were overhead. accident scene. project manager say tomorrow morning they will hold a meeting with crew to discuss the accident and safety measures. grove counselors will also be available. >> tragic. we had the fellow co-workerless their life and i think the that sank in quick and pretty motional. >> this is the second deadly accident at the stadium tonight 4 month. month june a worker died when hit by elevator counter weight. regularlytor announce the company involved will not face sanctions for that sdichbility uc berkeley police issuing another warning after person was robbed on campus. happened last night on university drive near library police say 2 men shoved the gun into the about victim chest threw him to the ground and stole the cell phone. this is third robbery for cal in lessp a week. 2 women areless week while walking on or near the campus. >> fairfield police believe teen caused several explosions independent a wal-mart early this mornin

this month's death of worker edward lake is also under investigation. >>> chp officers out in force on highway 101 conducting a special zero tolerance day. they are looking for distracted drivers and speeders. officers will cover the highway from the redwood valley in mendocino county down to the silicon valley. >>> police say distracted drivers killed 6 people including a pregnant woman and young child. it happened at a busy intersection yesterday in lodi. witnesses say the man who caused it was going 80 miles per hour using a cell phone at the time. six vehicles were involved. 12 other people were injured. >>> the very morning tenants of a luxury san rafael home were supposed to be evicted, firefighters found it in flames. and the tenants were nowhere to be found. the fire lit up the sky early yesterday morning on seaview drive. more than 30 firefighters fought the flames that engulfed the nearly 4,000-square-foot home. authorities found the couple a few hours later at a resort outside marin. they told investigators almost everything was already moved out. the owner of the home had s

lake junior of vacaville died after rebar unloading this morning fell on him. blake was truck driver at nap a.we were overhead. accident scene. project manager say tomorrow morning they will hold a meeting with crew to discuss the accident and safety measures. grove counselors will also be available. >> tragic. we had the fellow co-workerless their life and i think the that sank in quick and pretty motional. >> this is the second deadly accident at the stadium tonight 4 month. month june a worker died when hit by elevator counter weight. regularlytor announce the company involved will not face sanctions for that sdichbility uc berkeley isr police issuing another warning after person was robbed on campus. happened last night on university drive near library police say 2 men shoved the gun into the about victim chest threw him to the ground and stole the cell phone. this is third robbery for cal in lessp a week. 2 women areless week while walking on or near the campus. >> fairfield police believe teen caused several explosions independent a wal-mart early this mo

lake, jr., went to the hospital with critical injuries where he was pronounced dead. lake's family in vacaville didn't want to talk, but a neighbor said he was a helpful friend. >> i still don't believe it. just a really great guy. selfless person. besides helping me move whenever i was pregnant, he helped my husband on the house. he likes being up early in the morning and being done early in the afternoon. he just really liked it. >> santa clara police say it was an accident. none theless, crews were stunned. work on the $1.2 billion stadium stopped for the day. >> at first it was shock, but then it was -- it's tragic. i mean, we had a fellow coworker lose their life, and i think that sank in really quick and it's pretty emotional. i mean, it's a little banged unin there. >> back in june, donald white, an elevator installer, was struck and killed by a counter weight. labor unions are wondering about two deaths in five months. >> the safety on the job site is not being upheld to today's standards or is it truly a freak accident here? >> in santa clara, kiet do, kpix 5

lake jr. of vacaville died after rebar he was unloading yesterday morning fell on top of him. lake was a truck driver at gerdau in napa. sky 7 hd gives us an overhead view. project leaders say they'll discuss the accident this morning, and safety measures, and grief counselors will also be there. >> it's tragic. i mean, we had a fellow co-worker lose their life. and i think that saenk in reall quick, and it's pretty emotional. >> it's the second deadly accident of the stadium site in four months. in june, a worker died when he was hit by an elevator counterweight. last week, regulators announced the companies involved will not face sanctions for that accident. >>> a minor earthquake shook the east bay early this morning and triggered at least two smaller aftershocks. the u.s. geological survey says the magnitude 3.2 quake hit at 7:01 a.m. it was on the hayward fault. people from san pablo called the abc 7 newisroom to report the quake. there was another minor quake last night. and you did not

earlier this month, edward lake jr. was killed when a load of rebar fell on him. the new stadium is set to open in 2014. >> catherine: new tonight at 8-- >> catherine: now that the bart strike is over, the attention is shifting to preventing another strike - four years from now. how do you do that? kron 4's dan kerman has that part of the story >> nothing else i do in elected office that is something that i would like to do. >> reporter: like to research how other states prevent transit strikes and put something in place here in california. there are many options including an out right man on transit strikes. >> reporter: kron4 political analyst michael yucky agrees. the only way up right to strike is implemented is through the initiative process. >> the odds are 6040 chance of passing. >> reporter: expanding the bart board to include two more appointed members. one would represent commuters and 1 >> reporter: sunday says he may have a solution for that. six >> months before the contract and people do not spend the time arguing about the money is everyone knows up

earlier this month, edward lake jr. was killed when a load of rebar fell on him. the new stadium is set to open in 2014. >> the time is 6:36 a.m.. here is a live look outside at the bay bridge. we will be right back. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> the fbi says a 60-year- old man sat down in the lobby of a chase bank branch he'd just robbed and looked through the bag of money he had just taken from a teller. that gave a security guard time to walk outside and summon a police officer, who promptly and peacefully arrested the robber as he walked out. an fbi statement sa

worker killed at the forty-niner stadium construction site in santa clara a.identified as edward lake junior of vacaville. 60-year-old water crushed by steel rebar that he was under it will reopen tomorrow. here's david lieu. >> driver struck he was hit and overhead view of the accident scene marked by yellow tape. driver died from the injuries at the hospital. investigators will be looking into where he was standing when the rebar broke lachltz the driver worked here warns to stay in the truck or far from it load organize unload it. one of the makers of rebar. it's used in construction to strengthen xrot and masonry. o cra identify the accident and second fatal accident at the stadium this year. in use he was killed by counter weight as he worked as latter at the bomb of a shaft. contractor working on the stadium says the initial investigation by police and fire is that this latest accident was an accident. >> they believe this matter to be an accident and not criminal in nature. whale cash osha investigation is open going and could take month thief told us the job site seemed safe a

they identified the man as edward lake, jr. he was a contractor. >> at first it was shock and then it was tragic. we had a fellow co-worker, i think that sank in really quick. it is emotional. banged up in there. >> reporter: this is the second fatal accident here in the last four months. in june a mechanic was killed. today's incident is under investigation. the contractor says he will hold a special meeting with all the workers before they reopen in the morning. >> we will have proper support systems in place to assist them in dealing with their emotions following this tragedy. >> reporter: we will have more on the accident and on the safety record of the sub contractor at 6:00 p.m. live, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and more details now, the 49ers released a statement today after they learned of the death. our thoughts and prayers are with family, co-workers and friends effected by this tragedy. >>> the government shut down, day 14 and today hopeful news came. leaders in the senate said they have been working on a deal

. >>> 60-year-old edward lake jr. died after a bundle of rebar he was unloading fell on top of him. cal osha says the work site is safe to reopen although the investigation could take months. the contractor for the project tells us workers took part in safety meetings this morning and that counselors were on hand. >>> the b.a.r.t. trains will run tomorrow. but, questions still remain tonight about a possible strike at ac transit. >>> plus a warning on scam artists who are preying on >>> in case you missed the breaking news this hour we want to give you a quick update. b.a.r.t. and its unions have agreed to continue negotiating. they say there will be no strike tomorrow an that trains will be running as scheduled. to further complicate matters though the possibility of an ac transit strike now looms first thing thursday morning. the union has already given its notice. today ac transit petitioned the governor for a 60 day cooling off period. there are no meetings scheduled. >>> now to san francisco where a grieving mother is speaking to ktvu tonight about the shooting death of her son

another death at the work site. 60-year-old edward lake was crushed by a load of rebar after he was unloading it. >> the safety on the job site is that not being upheld to today's standards or truly a freak accident here. >> back in june, an elevator installer was killed when he was hit by a counter weight. >>> back to the latest incident. cal osha's records for the company, gerdau steel has been in trouble 21 times. there have also been 8 other violations. osha has fined the company nearly $50,000. >> law makers come to capitol hill with urgent work at hand. this is the 15th day of the government shut down and the deadline to raise the debt limit is two days away. leaders have the plan to end the stalemate. harry reed and mitch mcconnel will open the government and fund through january 15th. >> this will give us a framework to move our nation ahead without threatening default. without keeping the government shut down. >> this is positive. >> both sides would cut the deficit by december 15th. want to use those talks to replace across the board budget cuts known as the sequester. republicans g

. >>> 60-year-old edward lake jr. died after a bundle of rebar he was unloading fell on top of him. cal osha says the work site is safe to reopen although the investigation could take months. the contractor for the project tells us workers took part in safety meetings this morning and that counselors were on hand. >>> the b.a.r.t. trains will run tomorrow. but, questions still remain tonight about a possible strike at ac transit. >>> plus a warning on scam artists who are preying on immigrants. >> and how long this weather will last. our chief meteorologist bill martin has the update coming up. not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three... unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. [ male announcer ] don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increas

on monday, edward lake of vacaville. was unloading a delivery truck when a bundle of steel rebar fell on him. a safety meeting was held yesterday, followed by a moment of silence. carpenter jim rossi talked about returning to work after the tragedy. in june, a worker was killed when he was hit by a counterweight in an elevator him the now want to go grab some carl shaft. the new stadium is expected to be finished by july. female announcer: sleep train's sleep train's inventory clearance sale, ends sunday. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. but hurry, sleep train's inventory clearance sale ends sunday. guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ new details in the dry ice explosions at l-a-x. an airport employee has been arrested in connection with the incident sunday evening. he's accused of putting dry ic

the investigation into the 14 the debt of edward lake is continuing after a bundle of rebar being unloaded fell off the side 69 truck and on to him. a spokesman says in citations have been issued. as for this new 49ers stadium construction, it is more than two-thirds completed and still on schedule to open next summer. >> matt, thanks. how much is your favorite baseball team worth? >> that is the giants. maybe $800 million? >> that is a big guess. free shipping is getting less free. >> jane king is at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, amazon is raising free shipping minimum to $35 from $35. they have had $25 for 10 years. amazon is encouraging people to become prime members and pay $79 a year to get the free two day shipping. lower start today partly on concern that we could be about to see a new wave of defaults in china. the markets are on the defensive. the silicon valley index is trading lower. the giants and the a's, how much they work? major league baseball is worth $1 billion, 35 percent higher than previous estimates. the giants are the sixth most valuable at $1.2 billi

the driver has within identified as a 60-year-old edward lake junior of vacaville. the death left everyone in shock. >> first it was shock, then, tragic. a fellow co-worker lost his life that. sank in quick. it's emotional. i mean... it's banged up in there. >> the driver was struck about 6:45 in the morning. sky 7 gives you view of the scene. the driver later died at the hospital. investigators will be looking into where he was stand whgt rebar broke loose. a sign at the yard warns to stay in the truck or far it from when loading or unloading. the driver worked for one of the largest makers of rebar, rebar used in construction to strengthen concrete. cal osha will be investigating the accident. this is the second fatal accident of the stadium this year, in june, an employee of shindler elevator was killed by a counter weight. the joint venture contractor working on the stadium issued a statement saying quote we're saddened to confirm the driver passed away as a result of his injuries. our thoughts and prayers go out to his family during this very difficult time. th

lake was killed when a bundle of rebar fell on top of him. inspectors are still trying to determine whether or not to issue citations. now, in the earlier case involving the vateer company, cal/osha has until december 11th to determine whether violations were committed. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new information about the next phase of the b.a.r.t. labor dispute. the tentative agreement that ended the strike monday night, it's still far from a done deal. it still has to be ratified by b.a.r.t.'s board of directors. today's chronicle reports the board is split whether to approve the deal. some board members reportedly think b.a.r.t. gave away too much to reach a deal with the unions. five of the nine board members have to approve the deal. the tentative agreement has to go before the rank and file union meles. they -- members. they could start voting as early as tomorrow. >>> facebook has gone back and forth but the menlo park company has finally decided to pull a gruesome video of a beheading. this follows worldwide outrage o

the decision comes two weeks after another death at the stadium on october 14th, edward lake jr. was kill when had a bundle of steel bars fell on top of him. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 9:00, the e lex battle heating up and proposition battle that could change san francisco's waterfront forever. >>> plus, east bay tenants unite against the lan lord over an infestation of bedbugs. we'll show you what they showed us today and spencer christian is here with the weather. >>> we're looking at the development of pockets of dense fog overnight plus a little bit on a chill in some spots. i'll have the weather forecast cing up. >>> i'm sitting next to this guy i would have been fighting on another yard. >> getting down and dirty at [father]c'mon,buddy,you can do it.c'mon,reel it up, you gotta reel it up now,buddy. reel it up. [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass. [father]bring it up.keep reeling.keep reeling.c'mon, where is he? whoa! you caught that all by yourself? [boy] yeah! [father]how old are you to catch that? [boy]thr

the investigation into the october 14 death of edward lake is ongoing. he was killed when rebar was unload by a forklift and fell off the truck and on top of him. osha spokesman says that no citations have been issued in that case, so far. >> developing news on the shooting involving the sonoma sheriff deputy. the person killed was 13 years old. it is reported that the boy's father says that the victim is 13-year-old andy lopez. deputies yesterday afternoon saw lopez carrying what appears to be a rifle near mooreland avenue. deputies discovered that the gun was a plastic copy of an assault rifle. abc7 news reporter, katie marzullo, has more details and a look at the toy gun in 30 minutes. >> investigators will republican act the deadly train accident that claims the live of two bart workers. the ntsb will shut down the track today from noon to 3:30. bart will operate a bus bridge between the stations for customers at lafayette and pleasanton hill. there are new details about the accident that claimed the two lives who were given simple approval to be on

yesterday morning edward lake jr., a 60-year-old man from vacaville was killed delivering a load of rebar on behalf of his employer out of napa. in this video from the construction site, this is above the site, you can see the delivery truck and large bundle of rebar on the ground next to it. we believe it's that bundle that came down and crushed him to death. police say it was an accident. now it will be up to cal osha to investigate. the agency has deemed this work site safe. however, one civil engineering expert we sbok wonders if the fast pace of this played any role and another that killed a worker earlier this year. >> studies that show that with acceleration of the schedule and putting pressure on the schedule, labors and personnel on the site are more subject to accidents. >> is there a deadline pressure that you think could have played into this? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: that was the co-director of the project denies that pressures had anything to do with the two deaths on this project. in june a 63-year-old worker was killed at one of the elevator shafts when he was struck by

. >> 60-year-old edward lake was unloading bundles of steel when one of those bundled broke free. he was crushed and later died at the hospital. >> i think at first it was shock. then, it's tragic. we had a fellow coworker lose their life. >> the entire site was shut down by the main contractor turner/devcon. everyone was sent home for the day. the place was desserted. the death comes months after another worker was killed while working on the new stadium's elevators. he was crushed, too, by the elevator. this mornening's accident is being investigated by cal osha which says investigators will go over every detail of the incident. >> while the investigation is on going, it could take months. they have told us the job site has been deem safe scene permitted to reopen. >> tomorrow morning, work resumes, but the work unions says even though none of its members were involved, questions remain. >> the safety on the job site is not being upheld to today's standards? or is it truly a freak accident here? >> even with today's terrible tragedy, this $1.2 billion stadium is still on schedul

victim 60-year-old edward lake junior of vacaville died after truck load of rebar fell on to him as he was unloading it. >>reporter: fbi agents raid add home suspect of being part of a dangerous drug cartel just steps away from a day care center in pittsburgh. agents say they found cocaine inside the home of vl pine 0avenue 6:30 this morning. other raids took place in concord antioch and oakley. owner of nearby day care center tells that you say some parents didn't want to drop off the kids understandably because of all the police around. junior high school is also located on the same street. >> the south san francisco police are wanting business owners to bee aware of a billing scam that took 2 local company for more than 40,000 dollars. police say the thieves september the company phoney bill after getting information through e-mail account or over sea vendors. unname company pay the bill through wire transfer before they realize they were scammed. >> the group of parents and some neighbors from one san jose community are fight to go keep a charter school out. they have won the case

it was yesterday morning that edward lake jr., a 60-year-old man from vacaville, was killed while delivering a load of rebar steal on behalf of his employer. you could see this from a construction sight. you can see a large bundle of rebar on the ground. we believe it's that bundle that crushed him to death. the exact details unknown. santa clara police say it was an accident. now it will be up to cal osha to make sure that the rules were followed. one civil engineering expert we spoke with wonders if the fast pace of this project played a role and in another accident that killed a worker earlier this year. >> studies that show that with acceleration after schedule and putting pressure on the schedule, laborers and persons on the sight are more subject to accident. >> is there a deadline pressure? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: that was the co-director of the stadium protect. this $1.3 million project. in june a 63-year-old worker was killed in one of the elevator shofts when he was struck by a counter weight. in that instance, will not be issuing citations. >> thank you, bob. new details on a h

the medical examiner identifies the man as edward irving lake jr. an investigation into the cause of the incident is underway. santa clara police investigators deemed it an accident. osha will investigate how lake was crushed by that load of rebar. jonathan harvey says tuesday's work will begin with a meeting to talk about safety and answering what questions they can regarding the accident and the emotional toll on the workers. >> we will be assisting our workers and coworkers out in the field for whatever they need for this tragedy. >> reporter: lake is worker to die at this project site. the first happened in june. he was an elevator mechanic who was struck by a counterweight. there will be no citation issued in his death because the elevator company nor the contractor were in violation of the safety protocol. >> the 49ers did release this statement. our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends, and coworkers effected by this tragedy. >>> several new football stadiums have been built across the country. at&t field in dallas was completed

lake was killed when a bundle of rebar fell on top of him. investigators are still trying to determine whether or not to issue citations. cal osha can fine a company anywhere from $5,000 to $70,000. just depending on if they determine that violation was a general violation, if it was serious, or if it was willful. reporting live from santa clara janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new information about a deadly police shooting that happened in santa rosa. the press democrat reporting that sheriffs deputies shot and killed a 13-year-old boy because he allegedly was carrying a replica of a rifle. deputies on patrol yesterday said they saw someone holding a weapon. they told him to drop the weapon but they opened fire and hit that person several times. they went up to him and handcuffed him before giving first aid but the victim eventually died at the scene. deputies say they found this replica rifle near that person's body. the person also had a plastic hand gun in his westbound. >>> a it is already illegal in california to buy,

lake jr. died when the steel bars three was unloaded fell on him. >> officials in fremont are considering instate of the unioning 20 cameras around the city. police are asking the city council to install the cameras in response to a recent rise in home burglaries. >> deal could be in the works to re-open the federal government and raise the debt ceiling. democrats and republicans negotiated a deal to keep the agencies open until mid-january and raise the debt ceiling until mid-february. >> off to a calm and cool start. 30's, 40's, and 50's. but 70's and 80's, a warmer day in the seven-day forecast. >> scientists say a popular sports supplement sold in stores around the world is secretly spiked with a chemical share to methamphetamine. it goes by the name "craze," and researchers say the ingredients are created laboratories but an attorney for the company that makes it says they have proof from a certified laboratory showing there is no after soviet mean -- no amphetamine-like compound. >> anot

edward lake jr. of vacaville was killed while unloading rebar yesterday morning. he's the second worker this year to be killed on this $1.2 billion project. police say his death was an accident, but cal osha is also investigating. >> it's a freak accident. >> and you feel like everything's been followed there as far as safety rules and such? >> oh, we're real tight on safety. it's just one of those freak accidents. we're men. you're human. human error. >> cal osha deemed this work site to be safe. >>> customers in an east san jose beauty salon got quite a shock this morning when a driver came careening with her car right through the front window. the purple saturn sailed into great clips salon on capital expressway in tully at 10:00 this morning. the driver is a customer who had just left the salon. >> after the haircut, he went out, and i don't know what's wrong. lucky we stand this side. >> fire department says it had to pull a man out of the car. he was trapped but not hurt. luckily, no one in the salon was hurt, either. >>> in about an hour, the fremont police

edward lake junior memorial will be held at 1:00 in vacaville. he side october 14th after a bundle of rebar he was loading fell on to him. he was a truck driver in napa. it is the second at levi stadium. another worker died in june after he was hit by a counter weight in an elevator shaft. >>> a judge has denied the request of condemned serial killer joseph naso to delay his sentencing hearing. he asked the judge for a delay in the hearing so he could have more time to prepare. a jury unanimously ruled he should get the death penalty in the connection of the murders of four women. the county is seek reimbursement of more than $128 in legal costs from his assets. >>> no major problems to report from a demonstration marking the second anniversary of the occupy oakland movement. about 60 protesters marched downtown and rallied where they spoke out against police brutality. ier they rallied in front of the downtown marriott where law enforcement is staging a anti-terrorism lesson called operation she would. they say it teaches brutal tactics to use a

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this morning, at the reinforcement plant in napa, 60-year-old edward lake jr. of vacaville picked up a load of rebar to deliver to the levi stadium construction site in santa clara. as lake was unloading it around 6:30 this morning, something went wrong and lake was crushed and killed. it was declared an accident. cal osha, occupational safety and health, will investigate how a second worker died at this construction site. the first was 63-year-old donald white, al elevator mechanic who was killed by a counterweight. santa clara university civil engineering professor says the workers' ages could be one factor. the pace of construction could be another. >> there are studies that show that with acceleration of the schedule and putting pressure on the schedule, laborers and personnel on the sites are more subject to accidents. >> reporter: but the project co-director says that's not the case. is there a deadline pressure that you think could have played into this? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: jonathan harvey says cal osha deemed this work site safe and the 900-plus

this month's death of worker edward lake is also under investigation. >>> a hearing today will look into ac transit passengers discounts and new ways to pay fares. the agency wants to increase ridership bay introducing a day pass boosting the use of clipper cards and eliminating timed bus transfers. there's also talk of lowering the price of local passes. >>> and there's another ac transit hearing today. this one will be held at alameda county superior court. governor jerry brown has requested the court to order a 60-day cooling-off period in the bus line's labor dispute. ac transit workers were set to strike last thursday until governor brown stepped in. >>> one east bay politician is fighting to stop ac transit, bart or any other public transit agency in the state from striking ever again. steve glazer launched an online petition. he wants to put a measure on the state ballot to let voters decide whether transit strikes should be outlawed. he says he already has the support of several east bay mayors. >> the voice of the riders and the commuters isn't being heard by our elected leaders

today's memorial for 60-year-old edward lake junior memorial will be held at 1:00 in vacaville. he died on october 14th after a bundle of rebar he was loading fell on to him. he was a truck driver in napa. it is the second at levi stadium. another worker died in june after he was hit by a counter weight in an elevator shaft. >>> a judge has denied the request of condemned serial killer joseph naso to delay his sentencing hearing. our media partner, the marin independent journal reports he asked the judge for a delay in the hearing so he could have more time to prepare. a jury unanimously ruled he should get the death penalty in the connection of the murders of four women. the county is seeking reimbursement of more than $128 thousand dollars in legal costs from his assets. >>> no major problems to report from a demonstration marking the second anniversary of the occupy oakland movement. about 60 protesters marched downtown and rallied where they spoke out against police brutality. earlierier they rallied in front of the downtown marriott where law enforcement is staging a anti-t