we know what failed. an elbow. >> acquired the photo of the cracked pipe that caused the interception of golf links road to fontaine street to become a fire. the large crack can be seen. the pipe was cut out of the ground, it was sent to a third party to look at. and we should have a report on what may have caused that crack. and what may have caused the ignition. >> the broken elbow will be subjected to a battery of tests to determine if it broke quickly or overtime. the lab will try to determine the cause, which could rang from a shift in the earth. temperature expansion and contraction. we want to know what happened, we want a better sense we can prevent it from happening. >> there's 10s of thousands of

connectors throughout the system. the initial indications suggest this has been going on for a time. i was running on the corner and smelled gas and thought it was coming from the sewer. it was so strong, it was a couple weeks ago. we were one of the last utility in the country in ranking of odor cause. i guess it wasn't a big surprise but it was eye- opening. it's a constant lesson in life. >> half of the homes, nine of them are on the normal gas again, the other half are on compressed natural gas as though continue to fix the pipeline damaged in all of this. that's the situation. reporting live. channel 2 news. new video was released with

new details about what went wrong when asiana flight crashed into the seawall. two full days of testimony were crammed into one. that did not stop the ntsb from questioning. ken, there was some discussion about big changes in the airline industry as a result of the crash. >> staff members are packing up from this hearing that wrapped up a short time ago. a hearing that lasted almost 12 hours. the questions raised curing the hearing suggest that's the way pilots fly the airplanes and interaction with each other and the equipment could be changes ing. a different view of the flight as it crashes at sfo. this is from a surveillance

camera and shows the 777 hitting the seawall, breaking apart, rising in the air and coming to rest. we need to make the pilots proactive. they were not using the autopilot because the instrument landing was turned off. pilot training for automated systems may need to be changed. >> we get training in fix based simulators. we watch things happen. we push the buttons. overtime the pilots are watching it happen and not being proactive. there's suggestions the crew didn't have enough experience hand flying the planes, something officials denied. >> the program saves the international standard. >> new still images were released. the fire chief wants to avoid the incident where two fire

trucks ran over a crash victim. >> we're developing stratagies to lessen the potential for firefightersing vehicles impacting accident victims. >> the three firefighters looked at the teenage girl and believed she was ted. it was only after that, that two firefighter trucks ran over her body and killed her. they are looking at ways to make sure something like that never happens again. >> more details from documents at the hearing on how cockpit culture may have played a roll in the crash. according to the documents the trainee pilot said he didn't immediately abort the landing because he felt only the higher ranking pilot in the cockpit

could make that call. neither the trainee for the instructor pilot said anything when the pilot raised concerns. we posted the new surveillance video and photos released by the ntsb. we've a intersection on our home page. a private search for a san jose man and his family who's plane went down in the idaho wilderness. volunteers are searching for dale smith and four family members and searching on the ground. the family disappeared december 1 during their flight from oregon to montana. volunteers can look at satellite images to try to spot the missing plane. more than 3600 people have viewed the images employed by the colorado based digital globe. if you would like to help you can find the link on ktvu.com

underwent links. detectives say calls are flooding in about a junior golf coach charged with sex abusing some of his kids in his program. >> detectives had been talking about it. today they confirmed they will be seeks additional charges against andy nisbet. police are concerned this case is even bigger than that. we want to show you many online videos of nisbet promoting his junior golf academy. 175 kids are in the program. nisbet is in jail for abusing boys. now news of his arrest is

getting attention in detroit where he coached young golf evers. police have received calls from mississippi where he worked as a golf instructor. they are reaching out to more kids in the bay area and asking patients to handle the situation delicately when talked about contact they may have had. >> for any sexual abuse victim to come forward is scary, especially when your suspect is a well-liked individual. and then when a parent asks these type of questions, you don't want to ask suggestive questions. you want to ask if they have done anything that makes you feel uncomfortable. >>

. >> that statement said that andy nisbet is permanently expelled from the pga. he's in jail on no bail. in charges could be brought in as early as monday. the city of oakland will pay $645,000 to an iraq war veteran who was beaten by a police officer. he was arrested back in november, 2011, video posted online shows an officer attacking him with a baton after he ignored orders to move. the $645,000 settlement is the largest yet. smoke from burning plastic spread today in concord. the massive fire started at 12:30 this morning in a warehouse. the company stores old telephone systems for

recycling. the health advisory was lifted but advised a dialysis clinic to close for the day. we didn't want people with compromised health situation to be near the smoke, as the smoke was nasty due to the plastics. >> fire investigators still don't know what caused the fire, they've asked the atf to help because the scene is so large. a east bay company faces a $54,000 find because of a dent in the 49 stadium. three serious violations leading to the death of donald white. he was struck and hit by a elevator counter weight. the company failed to guard the counter weights and failed to implement an injury prevention program. it has been ordered to correct the problems. a judge ordered california

officials to improve care for the mentally ill-inmates on death row. the state is failing to provide condemned inmates with adequate treatment. one solution may include a specialized inpatient facility. negotiations will resume tomorrow in the labor dispute between bart and the two largest union. the two sides are at odds over a provision that grants six weeks of paid family leave. the union are suing bart claiming the board illegally removed the provision. a private aviation company got a government discount on jet fuel according to a report by nasa inspector general.

it was buying the fuel for government business. the inspector general said the discount likely saved the company $4 million over a six year period. the report calls it a misunderstanding not misconduct. people disabling the lifesaving alert that's bus their phone. the efficient to -- effort to make the public realize they are a necessary. the temperature change heading your way. after the break, $15 an hour, the excitement over a city's proposal to raise the minimum wage. ♪ i want to spread a little love this year ♪

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. in the north bay deputies shot and wounded a suspected bank robber near a marin county mall. about 30 minutes before the shooting -- authorities say someone robbed a bank of the west branch in novato. the chase ended when the suspected bank robber lost control. he crashed into that pole, and then the driver got out and ran, he had a handgun, and confronted the officers and was shot. >> the man was taken to the hospital, underwent surgery and is expected to survive. now the fbi is trying to determine if he's the cotton ball bandit. new at 6:00, $15 an hour, that could be the new minimum

wage in a bay area city. the mayor of san francisco said it's time to pay more and he wants voters to decide next year. a closer look at what's fueling the new move. >> writ knee counts on -- britney counts on tips. it's barely enough to get by. she's excited about a new proposal to hike the minimum wage to between dollars an hour. it would help me in school since i'm a college student. >> san francisco has the highest minimum wage but it's not enough. rapid growth is fueling anger over skyrockets housing costs. >> we're working on a number of ford able issues. minimum wage it's time to race it. >> the proposal comes as fast

food workers are calling for $15 an hour for wages. looking at 2012, the difference between the highest earning and lowest was $140,000. >> the proposed wage hike worries some small business owners. >> i have to cut hours from people, i can't hire as much. i understand the city is expensive, from 10.55 to 15 is a lot. if we get all the viewpoints we can move forward with something everyone can life with. meetings will begin in january with the mayor, business and workers rights groups. just when -- just one other bay city area has a higher minimum wage, san jose hiked to $10 an hour, california 8- dollar minimum wage will rise to $9 next year and $10 in

2016. san francisco rent has prompted a rise. under the ellis act will get  priority for housing. a third measure would make it difficult to demolish units two. >> face one more vote. the cities of san francisco and oakland paid tribute to nelson mandela with celebrations at both city halls. [music] the same choir that performed for mandela in 1990 sang in oakland this afternoon. 200 people sang at that memorial at oakland coliseum which happened months after he was released from 27 years in prison. >> we came together because we were united in one thing, we wanted to strike down the apart

side -- apartheid system and we did. >> she and fellow students worked to get the university to stop investing in south africa during the days of apartheid. with your contributing the movement was strong from here. and by so doing you changed our own world in south africa. >> the south african consul general attended the oakland event and the earlier memorial at san francisco city hall. hundreds gathered to remember the south african president and signed a book condolence. slightly warmer, we have 61 degrees for a daytime high in oakland. these numbers are up. we had midand upper 40s.

58 in napa, daytime highs are on the way up. we talked about that last night. the warming trend that's on the way. you can see the freeze warning that goes into effect for the north bay tonight at 10:00. it will be on all night. the overnight lows will be down. not as cold as they have. these are the colder numbers. fairfield 39, napa 46. instead of the teens, they will see upper 20s and low 30s in the very cold spots. the freeze warning for the north bay. warmer tomorrow, the extended forecast, warm and dry, it won't be 80 degrees, we'll get in the mid-60's, these are the overnight lows, 31 in santa rosa, san jose up off freezing, they were down the freezing, they'll be 36 degrees tonight.

still very cold. freeze warning for the north bay, high pressure starting to warm up slowly until we get to the weekend. you can call it warm for this time of the year. mid-60's in the warmest bay area locations. the exuder model through -- computer model. overnight thursday to friday moves through. may produce fog at the coast. warming us up overnight. that could have been rain. models hoping for rain early in the week. these are the forecast highs tomorrow. 58 in redwood city. your five-day forcast is going to be, slight warming each day. even on the overnight low. tomorrow in the upper 20s, around freezing on friday morning. sunday morning less freezing

cities. temperature gradually warm into your bay area weekend. not going to be hot, not even really warm, it will be mild. for this time of the year it will feel warm. feeling more like it. >> thank you. state officials are concerned that a single amber alert may have driven many to opt out of state and county emergency warning systems. a amber alert helped find a 16- year-old girl in august. at a hearing some say it drove people to turn off the notification on their phones because it came late at night. over time adjusting that alarm, ring tone or whatever maybe come up with something different. >> the san diego county office of emergency services put out an ad asking people to turn to knowcation back on. a -- notecation back on.

>> live in the newsroom with what we're working on for bay area news at seven on tv 36. we'll take you back to santa rosa. residents are learning about the early release of a sexual predator. the prison sentence is being cut short due to a technical error. join us at 7:00 on tv 36. [ male announcer ] december is

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. mark is here to tell us about news on baseball's winter meetings. >> a lot of activity this week about a former a. a oldie but goodie. 40-year-old is ancient, that's bartolo colon. that doesn't mean he's unwanted. two year $20 million contract with the mets. after going 18-6 with a 2.65 e.r.a. for the a's in the western division winning season. a very hot commodity. and he finds a home. football fan call it's a trap game. that would be when you have a emotional game prior and facing

a team you should beat, will emotions match what they were against seattle, against tampa this sunday. the bucs are 4-9. they have won four of the last 5 games. think the 49ers may have a letdown as they travel to tampa. one of their keys on defense doesn't think that will happen. the thing about our team. each guy takes it upon themselves to understand what's at stake. every game is important to us. last week was a very important game. a rivalry game, a divisional game. this week is just as important, so our mind-set is to prepare as we did last week and play a tampa bay team. we'll be televising that game. 10:00 a.m. this sunday and the warriors are on national tv tonight against the dallas mavs, monta ellis is back in oakland.

the u.s. navy faces people who live on treasure island as they are about to be forced out of their homes. the community meeting to address concerns about contamination. >> we're here for you at ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. have a good night. n? ñ

(gasps) did you see it? does she know? this is the last thing she needs today. no! busy day at the dunphy compound. we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon, claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town council. (lowered voice) and now the "weekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say, "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..."