until july of 2016 that this racist rant video was brought to their attention. only after lambert was receiving a written warning proposing propriety photos on social media in a totally unrelated issue. for now lambert is not sure what will happen in his concern for his safety. >> he doesn't know what is going to happen. he doesn't know whether these individuals are going to target him. >> now tesla admits before the investigation was complete the hr representative that led the initial investigation left the company and nothing else was done. now since then tesla has terminated several employees based on what they have learned and suspended lambert with pay while the company finishes investigating the next conversation with the company saying that lambert used the "n" word. paul chambers in the newsroom. thank you. san francisco based uber issued reports on the diversity of the work force. dealing with allegations of sexual harassment from a former engineer and a viral video of its ceo in an argument with an uber driver. the report shows that uber's global work force is 64% male and eight percent of the leadership roles in the company are held by men. in the u.s., 50% of uber employees are white. 31% are asian. the u.s. work force is 9 percent black and six percent latino. they also looked at the makeup of technology workers for uber and found that 15% of them are women. wells fargo announced major settlement over fraudulent accounts. if approved the san francisco bank will pay a total of 110 million-dollars to customers going back to '09. the company paid 185 million- dollars to federal and state authorities. the san francisco based bank has admitted that its employees sets up as many as 2 million accounts without permission from customers. >> now to the latest on that deadly apartment fire in west oakland. about 1:30 this afternoon you could see a small flare-up on san pablo and mead. earlier in the day authorities confirmed four people died in that fire. two of the victims have been identified. they are 64-year-old edward anderson and 50 year-old sa sandra robinson. they don't expect to find anymore victims. the main tenant is a faith- based group offering transitional housing for recovering drug addicts and people that were folly homeless. nearly one hundred people were displaced by the fire. one of the tenants was homeless and alcoholic before finding a room in the building five years ago. the conditions inside were deplorable but it was better than nothing. i lost everything. like my clothes, shoes, tablet. phones. >> have no idea what will happen next for you? >> no, sir. not at all. >> are you worried? >> yes. i don't want to be sleeping under no freeways. >> the city is searching for vacant hotel rooms but there's veriling available and many people may wind up on the streets. >> we have uncovered decades including violations before the deadly fire. candice wynn has been pouring over the information and joins us in the newsroom with what she found. >> julie we have been going over these complaints and talking to people that did a recent walk through of the building. they say there is a history of problems and as you mentioned days before the fatal fire. >> people were running through the building running fire, fire. >> gail says she remembers the heat and screams. >> get out. >> she remembers fire alarms in one part of the building but there were other things from monday that she says aren't clear. >> i didn't remember any sprinklers going off. >> march 27th. consumed the property and killed four people. there were warnings to provide smoke detectors and eliminate all extension cords in lieu of power outlets. 8 fire code violations total. but 2 investigates have found the building has a long history of code complaints issues. the low income residents has been the source of 20 code complaints in the last ten years according to city records. everything from mold, garbage and no hot water. holes in the walls and ceiling. three complaints have violations and 11 have been closed. 7 complaints are currently open. >> some of the rooms people are doubled and tripled up. >> james cook is an attorney representing the r ohas community center that was in the process of being evicted by the building owner. the center has been helping the tenants. many elderly and mentally ill or suffering from substance abuse problems. >> you walked through the entire building a few weeks ago. what did you see. >> exposed wires and water leakage. on the first floor virtually a river. >> any fire alarms and fire sprinklers. >> no alarms or sprinklers. nothing that i remember. basically just a tinderbox. >> people say they should be more protected but community leaders had to step in. >> there should have been fire extinguishers and this tenant bought them. >> not the property own? >> no. >> what does that tell you when someone else has to buy the extinguishers. >> the owner did not care. >> we tried to contact the opener but unsuccessful and wept to the city's inspection department but have not heard back. city records show the owner had a 30-day window to fix those most recent violations. julie. >> and candice, is there anything else the city could have done in an effort to keep the city safe? >> that's a question we are trying to find the answer to. could the city have evacuated everyone? should they have? according protection agency there could be a fire guard appointed and it is still being investigated. to see the reports and other documents our 2 investigates teams uncovered log onto kutv.com and you will find reports on our home page. president trump today made good on a campaign promise and signed an executive order rolling back environmental regulations that were implemented during the obama administration. joel waldman says the war on coal is over and his actions will restore badly needed jobs. >> president trump signing another executive action rolling back the obama's era clean power plan and eventually suspend or rescind or flag for review more than a half dozen environmental measures. the administration says that it is the latest effort for restore energy jobs across the country after years of what they call regulatory assaults. >> we are returning power to the states where that power belongs. >> meantime looking to head are hang onto his job is republican devon nunez. many democrats calling for his recusal after it was revealed that nunez secretly on the white house clouds after being showed surveillance on president trump's surveillance team. >> we go to the executive branch once or twice a week, not unusual. >> there is more questions after nunez canceled a hearing on russia where former attorney general sally yates was set to give testimony. >> what you see is behavior that is consistent with the cover-up. >> fired and the white house is denying the latest allegations reported by the washington post suggesting that administration was also trying to keep the former a gfrom testifying. >> the report in the washington post is 100% false. they specifically say if you don't respond we will go ahead and we didn't respond and we concerninged them to go ahead. >> house speaker ryan sees no reason to recuse themselves from the probe and senator mccain says congressman nunez has explaining to do. joe waldman fox news. governor brown says abandoning president trump clean power plan is pro foundly misguided and shockingly ignores basic science. new york and california will continue to work closely together and with other states to help fill the void left by the federal government. presidential hopefuls would have to disclose tax filings to secure a spot on california's 2020 ballot under a new bill. if it passes presidential and vice president candidates would need to show their tax returns. this is because of president trump's not showing his tax returns. >> this is important to the public. if you are going to create policies that are going to affect people, we ought to know what your financial interests are. a recent poll suggestion that over 70% of americans think president trump should release his tax regulation. other states are releasing similar bills. it is great to be back in san francisco. coming up hillary clinton back in the bay for the first time since losing the presidential election. details on her details and message to women. one more day of warmer weather as we head into your bay area wednesday before things change up a little bit. i will have what you can expect tomorrow and the rest of the week. >> a new email that is spewing frustration among bay area raider fans comes one day after owners voted to allow the team to move to las vegas. this is pretty brutal. one day since the announcement from the nfl that oakland raiders are headed to los angeles and coach and native jack del rio had this to say. >> obvious there was emotion involved. some really -- some sad things and exciting for the franchise. home where i grew up. so mixed emotions yesterday. >> the raiders are wasting no time trying to solicit fans to sign up for a seat in their new stadium built in las vegas. >> the team sent an email to season ticket holders offering them a chance to put down a deposit. cristina rendon live at the headquarters with the story. cristina. reporter: julie and frank for many fans this is like a bad breakup and asking them back already as many season ticket holders saying it is too soon. >> it is personal. you love a team your whole life and to see them do it twice it is brutal. >> the sting is fresh for oakland raiders fans and some feel the organization is adding insul to injury with this email. it appears tuesday in the inbox the season ticket holders ... >> i was stunned. >> like joe that call it bad timing. >> to get the email the day after was a bit much. i think the only thing that could have been worse if they would have sent it to me during the press conference yesterday. >> the email offers season ticket members a chance to secure seats in the las vegas stadium. sure the one hundred deposit is refundable for but for some it is about principle. >> it is my wife that told me she is leaking me today and then getting an invitation to her wedding the next day with the guy that she had been having the affair with. that is what i equate it. >> a season tick holder since 1995 and also while living in las vegas. not sure if it will work in sin city because there is not a sense of community like oakland. >> people are more interested in getting free beers and sometimes free food versus paying a ps land paying the high ticket prices. >> as for the las vegas deposit offer wishes the raiders would have let the dust settle. >> if i answered that i would say no and hard to say maybe how we will feel about it in three months or a year. >> waiting a few months would have been a better move. >> carrera has not canceled his tickets in oakland but says his brother is ready for a refund from mark davis. not just quite ready to go there and clearly for fans it will say goodbye when they do move in a couple of years. >> cristina we saw angry fans outside of headquarters out there right after decision and any fans out there today? >> it has been very empty. there has been a police presence just to keep an eye on the property and no fans have showed up although the trash can filled with raiders gear is still full. >> going back to that one hundred dollars deposit stand. >> a couple months. any current season ticket holders can have a deposit made before september 1st. their season ticket holdings or account has to be in good standing as long as the raiders play in oakland. >> cristina rendon outside raiders headquarters in alameda. that brings us to the question who do you hold responsible for the raiders moving to las vegas mark davis, the city of oakland 39% say mark davis and 12% say the nfl and 14% say the city of oak land and 35% say all of the above. velma diaz wrote people have to remember that the team itself did not choose to leave the owner mark davis that decided to leave us as his father did. i will always love my oakland raiders but i will not support them in their new home. las vegas raiders doesn't sound right at pull. and amy freeman posted dare las vegas fan don care about this team caring but. there are people that have been die hard fans myself included that are being shown how much their loyalty means. mark davis could careless about you and the team. all he cares about is his greed. >> a beautiful spring day. temperatures came up by several degrees. the winds are out there for most of us but the temperatures made a lot of difference. 72 in santa rosa. 63 san francisco and oakland and 68 for you as we look at the skyline here of oakland. 71 in livermore and san jose 69. here is a look at the temperature change. to show you how much warmer 13 degrees in napa and 8 in the south bay and live for the inner east bay of concord. temperatures will continue to warm as we get in your bay area wednesday. then we see a pattern change with loudier weather in store for thursday. right now the wind blowing quite strong in fairfield and sustained 15 and 21sting -- and gusting to 25. a bit after rough ride. most of us anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour and 20 in santa rosa. the winds continue to the evening hours and we will begin to die down in the overnight and temperatures calm with temperatures at the warmest. high pressure will strengthen over the bay area with the next 24 hours and the warming trend will continue. 60s at the coast expected for tomorrow. 70s around the bay. even a few upper 70s near 80s expected for some of the warmer spots. as we get into tomorrow morning though it will be cool, 48 degrees expected to start your morning in vallejo and 45 santa rosa and the east bay 47 and around the bay upper 40s and low 50s. 49 in hayward and 53 in san francisco. i will have a look at the afternoon highs for tomorrow and talk about the changes in the extended forecast coming up. recently retired v t aemployee hit and kill by a vta bus. >> this is a huge loss. for our vta family and we are in mourning. coming up next. the latest from investigators as they search for answers. we will hear from sanford's head basketball coach as the cardinals get ready for their appearance in the final four and a shout at the national championship. later a push to keep bars open past two a.m. the bill that just cleared a hurdle at the state capital. ted cruz ted s t ate capital. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. vta representatives say shortly before 8:00 thursday night. chung had gotten off a route 66 bus on north first street between hawthorne and east empire. a vehicle vta officials hit and killed him. the driver unaware of the impact drove up. first responders pronounced chung dead at the scene. >> the operator has been on administrative leave per protocol and we are working with the san jose police department to learn more. >> it could have been a bus. it could have been some other vehicle on the roadway. we are not able to say that it was in fact a bus even though we are looking at the possibility. >> they are checking physical evidence and surveillance recording and witness accounts before conclusively saying a v ta bus was the striking vehicle. >> we definitely don't want to jump to conclusions without having examined all of the evidence and looked at the facts. >> grief counselors have been made available for vta staffers. many are struggling with a loss of a former coworker honored a month ago for reaching retirement. >> this is a huge loss for our vta family and we are in mourning. >> police investigators say at this point it doesn't appear crime was committed in this case. they say so far in san jose this year there have been ten fatal pedestrian accidents which is about normal for this time of year. checked in with the medical examiner's office and they say they may have a cause of death released tomorrow. in san jose jesse gary, ktvu news. federal investigators have determined that a lack of markings on the highway contributed to a deadly bus crash in san jose. two passengers were killed when a greyhound bus hit a barrier on highway 101 on january 19th. it was dark outside and there were rainy conditions. 13 others plus the driver were injured. the national transportation board says the lanes of the freeways were not marked and that concrete barrier was not marked with a deflector as it should have been. ktvu fox news at 6:30 is next with hillary clinton back in the bay area. i am thrilled to be out of the woods. coming up next. details on her first bay area visit since losing the presidential election. the director of i.c.e. visits the state's capital. what is needed in sacramento to calm concerns and why others say it did the opposite. >> a milestone in the demolition of the old bay bridge. stay with us. fox 2 news is next. now to today's top stories. the discovery of a 4th victim in a building that caught fire yesterday. two victims have been identified. 64 year-old ed anderson and 50 year-old sa sandra robinson. the family displaced as many as one hundred people. some in transitional housing or formally homeless and concern that many could wind up back on the streets. a factory worker from tesla has filed a civil rights lawsuit claiming he was discriminated against. de wit lam better says the other workers used his phone for the racially charged language in 2015. tesla says lambert threatened coworker with violence. he is on paid leave while there is an investigation. president trump makes good. he signed an executive order that requires the epa to rewrite president obama's clean power plan. the war on coal is over and that his actions will restore badly needed jobs. >> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. former million candidate hillary clinton was in san francisco to deliver the keynote address at the professional business women of california conference. tara moriarty tells us that clinton stressed the importance of getting more women to the table no matter what the

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