but it was some kind of scaffolding collapse. the man was some kind of metal worker, but a lot of details will come out once osha investigators get on the site. thank you. there have been other construction accidents at that same museum site. in july of 2013 cranes were used to pull a worker from a 60- foot deep hole. it is a busy day for our emergency workers across the area. crews are scouring the potomac river searching for a swimmer last seen floating downstream. ellison barber is at that scene now with the latest from potomac, maryland. ellison? reporter: when we put up here, the first thing i heard was a park police helicopter flying in the air. we don t hear that anymore because most of the crews have left the scene because the sun is starting to set. they ll be back at sunrise looking for this person, but this was a very active search that involved multiple agencies, montgomery fire and rescue, montgomery county and fairfax police and the u.s. park police lookin
have been hurt by this, but those ones that took the job and don t really want to do the job, it s time to leigh. reporter: now there was an internal investigation by the d.c. fire department, but it was closed to the public, closed to the mills family. one of the firefighters garrett murphy was given a 60 hour suspension. he s a veteran and the word is he was reading a book while mr. mill was on the sidewalk. another mills was on the sidewalk. another firefighter was reprimanded. another firefighter was exoneratedthe lieutenant helene davis was allowed to retire. she is getting a $70,000 a year pension now. the family said they tried to work with the city and come to a resolution. it didn t happen. in addition to the $7.7 million, they re asking for reform in d.c. fire and ems. in a statement the deputy city administrator called mills death a tragedy and says three hired a nationally renowned expert they ve hired a nationally renowned expert to help transform d.c. f
east bay hills where a few dozen big money donors had gathered. ktvu s jana katsuyama is live on the scene for us. the democratic nominee arrived after 8:00. is she still there or has she left? reporter: she left 20 minutes ago, julie. still some people cleaning up inside but she was in there for an hour talking with a few dozen donors. take a look at what happened afterwards when she went outside and met with the crowd. there were children and neighbors who had been waiting for a long time hoping to take a glimpse or catch a glimpse of clinton. she crossed the street surrounded by secret service agents. and went up to the crowd taking selfies, and also shaking hands with the young people who were there. she spent about 10 minutes with them and i asked her if she had a message for the young people who had been waiting outside hoping to get a chance to meet her. thanks, guys. thank you. i know. i m so grateful. and i m so happy i had a chance to see them and to thank them.
it came just hours after the president declared the world is at a crossroads between war and peace in the fight against terror. abc news reporter karen travers with more from the united nations. reporter: it was a historic meeting at the united nations. the 7,272nd meeting of the security council is called to order. reporter: president obama presiding over a u.n. security council session, just the second time a u.s. president has held the gavel. both times it was him. the draft resolution has been adopted unanimously. reporter: world leaders moved quickly to approve a resolution aimed at stopping the flow of foreign fighters into places like syria and iraq. the resolution requires nations to share airline passenger information and other data to track suspected fighters and prosecute those who travel or attempt to travel for terrorism training. there are around 15,000 foreign fighters from 80 nations that joined isis extremists in syria and iraq. that includes an
oakland police say someone hit and killed an elderly woman this morning then sped off leaving the woman bleeding in the street. take a look at sky 7 hd video. police say they found the woman lying in the street bleeding from the head near 18th avenue and east 15th street around 8:00 this morning. investigators say the woman appeared to be in her 80s. she later died at the hospital. police have not released a description of the driver but say a green honda may been involved. all lanes are open on interstate 580 after a rollover crash that happened at 4:30 in the eastbound direction near the 164th avenue exit. a sedan hit the center median then rolled over. a honda pilot suv then slammed head-on into the car. one woman died, two others were injured. more than $300,000 in wine stolen from a famous napa valley restaurant has been recovered, 2700 miles away in north carolina. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live in yountville with the effort to find the thieves. report