work crews hit a pg & e pipeline raising questions

about how quickly the utility reacted. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. more than a dozen people were injured late this afternoon when a 12-inch pipeline ruptured in fresno. the pipeline ruptured along highway 99. jana katsuyama has been talking to folks about pg & e's response and the lessons learned since the san bruno pipeline explosion five years ago. first to ken pritchett who's in fresno tonight, ken. >> reporter: frank you can see the police are here. they have this roadblocked off. this happened next to a gun range in an undeveloped area just north of tpres know here. you can't see the area right now but you couldn't miss it from the flames jetting more than a dozen feet from the air. the pipeline rupture happened right next to highway 99.

>> oh my god, horrible. >> reporter: video was captured from people in multiple cars passing by. but isidro estrada's cell phone footage came from his front yard. >> i went to my room 10, 15 minutes later i heard a loud bang. >> reporter: the rupture happened in the northern edge of fresno at a sheriff's department gun range. >> i didn't think anything of it but then i heard jets flying over. >> reporter: that was the air escaping the pipeline. crews were using a heavy equipment the build up a dirt berm. >> it was a backhoe that was being used by the crews. >> reporter: at least 14 were injured. 11 people were taken to local

hospitals. estrada feels lucky he took his jog when he did. >> it could've been earlier and i could have been in it. i feel awful for those people , they didn't deserve that. of the 11 injured four are in critical condition. according to a local hospital, the sheriff's department says along those critically injured one of them was the operator of that backhoe and another was an inmate worker part of that inmate crew that was out at the gun range. an investigation is currently underway into the exact circumstances of how this happened,. >> ken pritchett in fresno tonight. now to jana katsuyama who's in san francisco where the emergency crews are located. >> reporter: they say the

response and lessons learned from san bruno in 2010 really helped them as they responded to the fresno incident tonight. images of the towering flames in fresno brought back memories of the gas explosion in san bruno when a faulty 30-inch pipeline killed eight people and destroyed a neighborhood. >> how many more times are people going to get injured or killed from this these explosions. >> reporter: the fresno incident show that is more needs to be done. >> make it safer for us so we don't have to worry about possible explosions. >> reporter: we asked pg & e about the possible response. >> we saw the emergency come in. >> reporter: a drop in pressure was detected at 3:29 p.m.

rescue workers arrived and the pipeline was shut off within 15 minutes. they're in the process of installing more. their records show that no one from the city of fresnos city crew called 811. >> all other utilities so you can dig safely and avoid these type of incidents. >> reporter: pg &e says they have five calls a day for leaks of people digging inproperly. >> reporter: the dig safe act has been introduced to address the problem. >> it will set up authorities to investigate and enforce the law that's currently in place because right now no one is investigating appropriately and properly when there's a digging to find out who's involved. >> reporter: state senator hill says that people who dig

without calling 811 should face penalties. as the investigation proceeds, stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on our website we've posted unedited video of that fire ball as seen by witnesses. now to california's drought and a new plan designed to get cities to reduce their water use by as much as 1/3. the state water control board were -- the board says it's hear ago -- hearing a lot of complaints from water districts. such as hillsboro on the peninsula. the board can impose hefty signs for noncompliance. >> the pressure is on water districts to reach whatever targets are set. they have to figure out how to work with their consumers and

water users to reach those targets. >> reporter: san francisco is in better shape than many it gets its water from hech heche. president obama is sweeping a controversial plans for immigration reform is now in the hands of a federal appeals board at least for now. that three judge panel in new orleans heard arguments today. texas and 25 other states are challenging the president's authority to initiate reforms. those reforms will allow millions of undocumented immigrants in the state. the ruling will likely end up in the supreme court. here's the tribune tower downtown oakland. you can see a live look here. it's lit up right on top of the building. it's constantly changing colors between warriors blue, white

and gold. of course game one of the series against the pelicans starting tomorrow afternoon in oracle arena. >> they're play off run begins in about 14 hours. sports director mark ibanez is here to look at practices with both teams. >> finally we can stop talking about it. tomorrow they'll be playing around 4:30. the warriors will not be sneaking up on anyone they play with a flair that hasn 't been seen since maybe the days of those show time lakers. the new orleans pelicans come in with plenty of creditability. they have a player of local interest. what a great offensive weapon for the pelicans. anderson may have grown up near the bay but he is by no means a warriors fan.

>> well because i'm from sacramento we're kings fans, i have to say that. but i did, i definitely grew up coming to warriors games and there's like a certain pride when you're from the northern california area. obviously went to college at berkeley and so i consider myself some what of a local guy. but tomorrow my allegiance is in new orleans. >> all right, we don't know yet if the warriors are the best team in the nba. but i will tell you what, they are certainly the most entertaining. let the show begin tomorrow 12:30 at the oracle. >> stranger things have happened but i don't think anybody can see the warriors losing this series. >> i think that's the biggest thing is just getting over confidence. i heard so many fans overlooking the pelicans. are they going to win, win four or five. let's remember the pelicans beat the warriors once this year and then they pushed them to overtime in another game. they're certainly capable and

one of the warriors won't mention before one game. this is just a scrimmage for us. >> yeah. >> that i wouldn't be saying. >> that riled the pelicans up a little bit they mentioned it in their play off. >> what is the biggest challenge facing the warriors during this whole play off run? >> i think not looking far ahead and if they've had a -- they have the best offensive statistic. the best defensive just do what they do and hang on to the basketball. don't get sloppy or complacent and they'll be all right. >> like you said let the show begin. >> we'll be back with you before the game. and fans stopped by oakland city hall to sign a good luck banner that will be delivered by the team. also rock ridge has already

posted beer time game specials. >> plan on getting there early. relax, kick back in the parking lot before game time. put myself up. >> warriors have rolled out the yellow carpet for fans. game one is set for tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 and tickets are still available at warriors.com. a robot that delivers free items to fans in the luxury suites will be making the rounds at oracle arena. relay is the brain child of savvy oak. the company markets the robots to hotels but says it's also a good fit for the arena. the warriors say they don't want to add personnel but want to add to the experience for fans. >> tip off is set for tomorrow at 12:30. game two also oracle arena is on monday night. tomorrow the two teams head to new orleans for the next two games. a true life story being shot in the bay area for the big screen.

at 10:30, an immigrant's journey to bay area wrestling champion. >> fog has returned to bay area beaches. this weekend right around the corner. i'll let you know if temperatures will return. >> an accident at the bay bridge. the effort to find a motorcyclists who crashed and flew off the side of that bridge.

a volunteer search effort

is being held through land and water for a man who went over a bridge after a motorcycle crash. volunteers are pulling together to find the missing man. debora villalon has the story. >> reporter: you can just imagine this is agony for his family. he was at the highest point of the bridge when he crashed and went into the water below. >> they have a lot of areas to search for. >> reporter: a fisherman turned surfer, scanning the river. >> are you guys searching? >> reporter: at morning, dozens are planning to fan out and look for any sign of dillan rath. an antioch native killed riding his motorcycle last weekend. >> did you hear about the

accident on sunday? >> reporter: many people have heard about the crash, rath rear ended a vehicle. his helmet is all that's been found so far. >> he has to be found for the family. and the only way to have that occur is to let people know that he's still missing and for people to help in the search. >> reporter: rath's fiance and other loved ones came to the bridge after the accident. rath who works for a beverage distributor is the father of a three month daughter. a fundraiser has been set up for the baby's. >> if the water is not too

choppy, go out and search. >> reporter: even visitors renting kayaks are likely to see the fliers. the waters are usually murky at the bottom. >> when there's something down there, they are held down. especially how they describe it wearing full leathers, that's going to weigh him down. >> if the body does get pushed some where it's going to get pushed into tully. >> there's a couple of tournaments this weekend out this way so there may be a good way he may be found. >> i can't imagine losing my son. it would be a tragedy. and to happen like that, it's crazy. >> reporter: on facebook, a page that dillan wrath search page has been set up by his uncle to coordinate the volunteer effort and julie that really gets going tomorrow at 11:00 here in anti antioch.

such a painful time for the family. the regional district has approved the sale of land. it includes streams, an extensive meadow and grasslands. federal and state grants help cover most of the $2 million price tag for the land. tomorrow is the anniversary of san francisco's 1906 earthquake and fire. and mike mibach tells us there's incredible pictures of that day. the problem is some of them are literally fading away. >> reporter: deep inside the legion of honor is a private room filled with history not many have seen. images filled with a crisp character, for us springing to life life after the earthquake. >> you can see how they

struggled in the immediate aftermath. the tent cities that went up. how people were cooking and lining up for provisions. >> reporter: the man who took these photographs that april day arnold genza. in his many memoire he wrote about it. >> i went to montgomery street to the shop of george khan and asked him to lend me a camera. take everything you want he said, everything is going to burn up any way. >> reporter: 109 years later there's a problem, the photographic negatives are deteriorating. this is an example of one of those photos now vanishing. >> the first thing we have to do is slow it down by placing it in freezer storage. >> reporter: the second step is

making them into resolution. a campaign is under way. >> there's an inherent problem with these negatives. they're not stable, they can basically go at any time. >> reporter: april 18th, 1906, san francisco a city in ruins. today it's fading away but as the legion said can be preserving and with it the historic images will come back. mike mibach, ktvu news. we have plenty of fog out there now. it's rolling into at&t park where the giants are playing. mark ibanez will have the latest on that. the fog back at the coast. now it's over into berkeley. it's over into montclaire. fog tonight will be brought in. san francisco airplanes at 16

miles per hour. 9-mile an hour at san jose. so it's just a nice on shore flow. cool air. i don't anticipate a lot of fog. in livermore and morgan hill you wake up mostly sunny and you'll be warm. warmer tomorrow than you were today inland. temperatures will be down a couple of degrees because the marine flow is back. 47 in santa rosa, 46 in napa. you may go 44 in places like the petaluma area. the model shows geting to livermore valley but i think it'll be more. you get the idea. consequently it'll be a warmer day. fog burns off and temperatures stay cool along the coast. looks like a summer pattern. in the inland bay valleys you're in the 80s. mid-80s even. after we come back.

we will look at forecast numbers, we will look at your saturday and sunday. there's a whisk of a chance for rain in the five day. we'll see you back here. they gave him the nickname the wizard because of his success on bay area wrestling match. now he's documenting his own true story in a hollywood movie. how this iranian immigrant is telling his american dream. >> in two minutes a celebration set for golden gate park on monday. and why a lot of people are worried about what's going to be left behind.

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of product. >> it was over 4,800 plants. there were several found processed marijuana, confiscated or seized during that search warrant. the street value of the marijuana was over $14.5 million. this latest bust comes just three months after authorities found another illegal growing operation in a warehouse. the city of san francisco is getting ready for a day that marks marijuana use. >> 4:20 we're going to have a big party here. lots of freebies, testers. a little bit of everything. it's going to be fun.

>> reporter: monday marks 4:20, the day that sees hippies on the hill. 15,000 people came out for yesterday's day. >> nobody could enter with a vehicle into the haight ashberry district. >> reporter: officers told residents today they hope to keep street closures to a minimum this year. >> our focus will be on any type of violent and unruly behavior. >> reporter: last year 20,000 pounds of trash were left in a single day here. the department spent $20,000 for clean up and patrol. >> we want people to enjoy the park but we also want them to

clean up after themselves, take their trash out. or put their trash in a trash bag and do everything to protect the park. >> reporter: the bloomburg is asking their clients to come back at the park once the party is over. >> we're going to be there to clean up at the park to leave a better name in the community. >> reporter: this year there'll be probation officers and undercover officers out to make sure teenagers aren't a part of the 4/20 festival. david stephenson. hollywood is coming to the north bay. the bright lights and cameras shooting the true story of a former bay area wrestler who had to escape political turmoil before becoming a star. >> you heard those before. bay area high school students take the stage for a unique competition. the tradition that has become

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new at 10:00, film crews are busy in sonoma county shooting a new feature. it's basedded on a former high school wrestling star. >> as ken wayne reports, it was that man's turmoil in iraq that helped turn him into a champion. >> reporter: bashar is a producer. and he's in the middle of making the most personal film of his life. >> it's really about like a kid coming and never giving up and living his american dreams. >> reporter: that kid is him. alli and his family escaped the revolution of the 70s and ended up in petaluma trying to live his own life. >> even though it's a story of

an iranian kid coming to america it's an american story. >> reporter: and george plays the part of ali trying to fit in at petaluma high school. >> it's brutal how people were with people from iran and how they were treated in america. >> reporter: ali found his niche on the wrestling match. he became casa grande top wrestler, lightning fast and almost unbeatable. so fast a local sports writer nicknamed the whistle. >> they said that i could pin somebody faster than they could say my whole name. >> after wrestling, ali found a new passion, fast cars. ali got into racing then making movies about racing. this is a scene from his film born to race fast track. now he's come full circle

shooting scenes in the petaluma house he lived in as a new immigrant trying to find his way. >> it's a very surreal experience. letting me relive it in a weird way. >> reporter: he's sharing his love of his adopted hometown with a new generation. >> we heard petaluma we're thinking isn't that a farm country. but we're all beyond having fun. >> we're also doing filming in tamales. it's so pretty. a place you can relax and recharge. >> reporter: shooting wrapping up at the end of the month and the film should be released next spring. if you would like to be a wizard the film is looking for extras for a scene with john boyt this weekend. you can go to hail pavilion tomorrow morning or sunday morning. there's controversy involving a golf court.

the commission granted permits to operate pumps that were installed without permits. they are part of a $400,000 improvement and flood control project. environmentalists say the pumps as well as the sea wall threaten the red legged frog and guarder snake and they're hoping for a solution. >> that doesn't mean the golf course would have to close it just means where there is a sensitive habitat area it would better be used as a park. >> i know there's talk about restructuring the course and putting holes in or taking holes out. >> officials say they're coordinating to preserve the habitat and keep the golf course open. environmentalists are also demanding that a low marshy

area be kept off limits to golfers. it was a lot of fun watching these students compete here at the high school. they tell me it's all about keeping a 50 year tradition alive. >> it's the pride of piedmont calling. >> it's so weird and wacky and unique. >> it put piedmont on the map. >> reporter: and for one senior, in the footsteps of a parent who won 30 years ago he's emulating the call. >> it's the same bird your father did? >> it actually is. >> reporter: they're judged on

poise and delivery. and of course authenticity of the bird call. >> 19 competed before a sold out crowd of more than 400 who packed into the auditorium the organizers say tickets sold out in just five hours. the top four teams will fly to new york to appear on a late night talk show. >> if you go to piedmont high we think you should do it at least once in your high school career. >> reporter: students say it's the spirit of the competition. >> this is what piedmont is about and we wanted to be part of what this town is known for. >> first place went to the juniors that performed that call of the loon. the top three teams fly to new york monday. >> they get so into it. they take so much pride in this

tradition. amber, thank you. the political effort to legalize recreational marijuana just got a big boost. weed maps.com has given a million dollars to a campaign committee called californians for sensible reform. that group is trying to put a measure on a 2016 ballot that would legalize marijuana. weed maps also donated a million dollars for candidates who are in favor of legalizing marijuana. we covered the impact of the drought and the impact it's going to have on californians. but how about californians animals? and i will let you know if it's going to stay warm or hot in the inland bay valleys. we'll see you back here.

so take a look at these pictures. this is what $424 million worth of illegal drugs looks like. today all of these drugs were displayed on a dock in san diego. all together, 28,000 pounds of cocaine were seized during a joint operation in the pacific ocean involving the coast guard, the navy and the canadian royal navy. >> the aircraft out there had put the cutter in the right

place. it was aircraft up there that put bat well on target. and it was the bat well that did the prop intervention. >> over all this year is the most successful when it comes to drug seizures since 2009. in iraq a car bomb exploded outside the american consulate in the northern city of urbile. at least two people were killed and eight others were injured. no americans were among the casualties. islamic state militants have claimed responsibility. their ability to reach into the kurdish area of iraq raises concerns. elsewhere in iraq, officials say government forces have killed a former top aid of the hussein. he was the king of clubs in the

deck of playing cards that u.s. troops used to identify saddam's men. in recent years, alduri is believed to lead an islamic terrorist group. relatives of the victims, german citizens and german leaders all attended a service at the cathedral. there was 150 candles for each of the passengers and crews. families were also given small angel figurines by members of the search crews who recovered the wreckage and remains. >> lord i ask you dry our tears, reenforce the night's memories and giver us new courage to face life. >> reporter: the co-pilot of

that plane andreas lubitz locked the cockpit door. officials say he was suffering from depression. suge knight was seen driving away from a scene. the 49-year-old cofounder of death row records is now facing charges that he killed the two men. the video will likely be used by both sides during knight's trial. it's a drought story with an impact on the future of an entire species. the warning from fish and wildlife about the impact on a certain type of salmon. >> a beautiful end to the week but will the weather warm weather stick around for the weekend? chief meteorologist bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast. >> if you know folks who like comic books they are probably very excited right about now. because the bay area is getting its very own comiccon.

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the ongoing california drought is having a devastating effect on an already endangered species. now wildlife officials are launching a new effort to try to save a local species of salmon. cara liu went to the ground to get a firsthand look. >> reporter: endangered central coast salmon live their lives on streams before making their way to the ocean. >> salmon are these amazing species. so if a salmon egg was layed and fertilized right here under this very rock, that salmon will come back and spawn right under this very rock. and we don't know why they do it. it's just the course of nature. >> reporter: the situation is expected to get worse by summer and fall. >> if there's not enough water flowing the salmon will not be able to swim upstream and they will never be able to complete

that life cycle. >> the 2014 drought could wipe out the coho run this year. completely and every single one of them. it's dire straits for these little guys. >> reporter: they will soon be asking wineries, landowners along the tributaries to cut back water use. >> what we're doing is asking people who live along these water ways to use less. because every drop counts. >> reporter: this family who lives along mill creek say they're happy to do their part. >> the thought of that happening, it's crazy it got to that point but with the wineries and everybody using water it's sucking it dry. >> it's part of the ecosystem and we just can't let them die.

>> reporter: cara liu. california is one of the biggest rice producers in the country and now rice growers are facing cut backs in the amount of water they will get just like everyone else. they figure they will plant 30 fewer acres than in the paster. the latest word is they will get 75% of what they requested and the impact won't just be felt here in california or even the united states. >> about 40 different countries is where our rice is exported to. when we're growing a full crop we export half of our crop. and i expect that to be less because there's less available. >> reporter: rice growers say they don't use as much as people think. they say usually the fields are covered in 5-inches of water but that water is recirculated.

it's going to be slightly warmer tomorrow inland. slighter cooler coast and bay side. that's because there's fog out there right now. san francisco you're fogged in. we talked about it earlier. there's plenty of fog at the coast. there's fog at the marina district of san francisco. the fog is going to continue to press inland. it's going to end up right in the east bay hills there. not all the way to livermore valley. not all the way into the southern santa clara county. i think you are looking at temperatures tomorrow. a little warmer today than they were today inland and a little cooler than they were today along the coast and at the bay. so what's happening with the tree pollen. they're way up there but they're coming up a little bit. what's coming up is the grass pollen. what may be bugging you now is the grass pollen. trees, ash, and there's tons of trees. the air is blooming in front of the house is probably bugging you. but these are coming off a little bit. they've been extremely high the

last couple of weeks. they're starting to come down and grasses are going up. going to the ball game tomorrow night, 7:00 out at at&t it's going to be chilly. it's going to be chillier than today because the fog will be there in the first-inning. san jose, 83 degrees for a daytime high tomorrow. beautiful day all around the bay area. air quality still good. the fog will be along the coast as we mentioned. here is that chance for a shower. here we are on friday. jet stream still way up here. perhaps next week we get into tuesday and wednesday maybe something good is going to happen. it's not a done deal but it might be just a little bit but it could, something else bigger could develop hopefully. here we are monday, tuesday. this little low branches off and p pushes some moisture in our direction. right now, it just has it in there as trace amounts no big deal. but, with the moisture available which is a lot. if this thing consolidates

might turn into something more than a trace amount of rain. that's what we're looking forward to. mostly looking forward to the weekend and you're going to see temperatures tomorrow like these. that's tomorrow. sunday's temperatures a lot like these two. so both days about the same. the next week it starts to cool off. as that system gets closer to us. we're pointing out on the long range. that starts to pull in here wednesday night and the clouds increase. wednesday night into thursday night and maybe a little into friday morning as well. that would be something. so we're hanging our hat on that hoping something good happens here. in the meantime, boy the weekend just looks stunning. >> feels like summer out there. >> yeah, it does. people who love technology and comics are in for a real treat. there we are. >> hey, steve. wow it's good to see you. you're looking terrific. it's been a while. >> how have you been? >> i'm great stan.

hey you remember -- >> apple cofounder steve wazniak and stan lier are teaming up to bring comicon. organizers say it will be a celebration of technology, music, movies, video games and social media. well the giants could use a few super heros of their own. because boy are they running into some trouble. >> first time they lost eight in a row since 2007. barry bonds was around. that's how long ago i tell you. kind of ridiculous right now. eight straight losses. but don't worry we will score runs. they'll be okay. we'll get it going. they didn't acquire anyone. the eight losses they've soared no runs, three times including tonight. another shut out making every opposing pitcher look like the great juan marashel. hall of famer one of the

greatest of all time. 1-0 d backs in the fourth. deep into triple valley. got himself a 2-run triple. that's when you hit it to triple valley you get a triple. now 6-0 in the seventh. josh colmenter had a better night than the entire offense. they're just not playing good baseball at all. another run comes in. giants, well give them a little brake because they're not getting any brakes. he's robbed by enciarte pretty good catch there. in the eight game losing streak the giants have been outscored by 28 runs. not good. they'll pick up their rings tomorrow. returning to the scene of their most heartbreaking loss in years. a's by kansas city. no more friendly this time around. royals even picked on their

a's. sunny gray who gave up more hits than he has before. 11 of them. big country breakfast butler as he's known receives a nice warm welcome. steven boat the big bat he had a big homer. also added a double. the a's right in it. the inning continues. here's a key play. the royals shortstop is hurt. he went down. the two teams exchange words as the royals take issue with the way lawry slid into second base. you see alcidis leaving the game with what looked to be a serious injury. and paolo orlando with a double. he actually added a sacrifice

fly later 6-4 final. here's your warriors fact of the fight. there's still tickets available for tomorrow afternoon's game. shut out -- man that's unbelievable. we'll get you back with the pelicans saying they don't mind being an afterthought in this series. we'll tell you why, sports two next.

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and over the course of the last few days, warrior fans a little overconfidence. they just look at the pelicans as an afterthought. >> you guys can write whatever you guys want to write. i'm going to go play baas basketball. we have nothing to lose. everybody is counting us out already. i'm just going to go out there and play and win some games. >> probably athleticism. we have one of the best shot blockers in the game and guys that can get to the rim. our depth is going to be huge. game one tomorrow 12:30 that's the sporting life for a friday night. julie, frank. >> finally starting. >> bring it on. >> thanks, mark. >> thank you for joining us tonight. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. >> have a great weekend everyone. see you again monday night. >> good night.

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