are receiving their supply from pg&e, or they are receiving their supply from us. >> so we don't have anything to do with it? >> we don't have anything to do with it, but it's going to affect our rate-payers, both cca and pg&e. >> it's going to affect san franciscans >> low users will seize see their rates go up and high users will see their rates go down, which is crazy. >> any other comment, commissioners? any public comments? i don't have any cards. >> jason creed, executive officer for lafco i want to [-eurg/] you to approve this. so the nowline is in your hands -- so i don't want to encourage to you do that and i want to address one of the things commisioner vietor you mentioned about the pg&e rate structure changing. i do agree with you and agree with agm hale it doesn't impact the rate structure we're talking about. one of the negative impacts of that occurring across the board not just for ccas, a lot of time you go to the tier users, paying a lot more and do energy-efficiency work. it can go for higher or more expensive products that they can utilize to reduce their usage and do behind the meter solar. adu you have reduced that down a little b

once again, that is a problem that will be seen by cca and pg&e customers and doesn't directly impact cca, but if one of our bools is to did a lot of energy offense behind the meter type of work, there could be a small negative impact. tier 5 customers in the city, last time i saw the numbers were 5% of the load. you are not talking about a lot of customers that this would impact. so i think it's something to be paying attention to. there is also a state legislative bill by assembly member tinge, ab 1110, could have have negative impacts on how greenhouse gas get reported. some of the behind meter solar rooftop may not be counted as greenhouse gas-free. i know the puc has some discussions with assembly member tinge's office and that is another area we're going to potentially see changes at the state-level that we need to keep our eyes on that could have a negative impact on ccas and how we can go out and market and advertise programs that we're trying to do that are good, clean, green program and because someone is trying to monkey with the definitions, all of a sudden "solar" no longer become

vicky: pg&e also hired independent arborists who recommended pruning and removing trees near power lines at the camp, but internal pg&e documents revealed the camp refused to have work done on numerous occasions, as far back as 2002. this report says, "customer does not want trees removed or made safe." mark: i believe that annais could still be here if greater care was taken. vicky: in 2006, the camp hired arborist denice britton. she took photos of the oak that killed annais and wrote, "this tree shows fair to poor vigor, with dead branches up to 3 inches in diameter." she did not consider it a high priority for removal, but recommended pruning in the next year or 2. four years later in 2010, britton inspected the tree again and recommended the camp monitor the trees approximately every 18 months. but records provided by the camp don't show btton conducted any other inspections. penny: we couldn't take legal action against the camp because my daughter and her friends were counselors, and they'd signed a release with workman's compensation. vicky: annais's family could not sue the camp, but her parents

but they felt my pain. >> reporter: finally she called us. turns out it was pg&e's responsibility. the company is responsible for hooking up the power to the new utility box so that at&t could get rid of this. we called the utility this morning and before our camera could even get to her house at&t technicians were removing the generator and pg&e crews were on the way. >> we recognized we could have and should have done better. >> reporter: the utility offered up an apology and agreed to pay for the family's hotel stay. a relief for the whites who hope they can finally begin to enjoy a peaceful summer. >> very exciting moment for her. after waiting more than three weeks white said it took pg&e 15 minutes to reconnect the power and remove the generator this afternoon. there are rules regarding how long it can take pg&e to restore power but it couldn't say how those rules applied in this case or why the regulator told her there was nothing they could do to help her. >> wow. how frustrating. >> but to pg&e's credit we called them today and before we had got there they showed up and we

are receiving their supply from pg&e, or they are receiving their supply from us. >> so we don't have anything to do with it? >> we don't have anything to do with it, butit's going to affect our rate-payers, both cca and pg&e. >> it's going to affect san franciscans >> low users will seize see their rates go up and high users will see their rates go down, which is crazy. >> any other comment, commissioners? any public comments? i don't have any cards. >> jason creed, executive officer for lafco i want to [-eurg/] you to approve this. so the nowline is in your hands -- so i don't want to encourage to you do that and i want to address one of the things commisioner vietor you mentioned about the pg&e rate structure changing. i do agree with you and agree with agm hale it doesn't impact the rate structure we're talking about. one of the negative impacts of that occurring across the board not just for ccas, a lot of time you go to the tier users, paying a lot more and do energy-efficiency work. it can go for higher or more expensive products that they can utilize to reduce their usage and do behind the meter solar. adu you have reduced that down a little bi

sometimes even though it is coming it's a big help from pg&e but sometimes you have to sort of look for the gauche and you for and somehow you figure out a way to get it. i'm very pleased to see where going to hit it this year and we are able to sustain it on an operating basis for years beyond this year, which is great. so we look for to seeing next five-year budget at some point. i guess, when we do this report which relate to see if the commission in terms of how our revenues are developing from the different sources that we do have parking, commercial, and other operating sources, we would also be good to just sort of have a little understated power managing our expenses about the surplus and a foregoing both at the same rate. i think that helps us to understand what normally in the corporate world we call the jaws of victory over your revenue is going up faster than your expenses because obviously as you do more, the expenses also go up. hopefully, were generating than that surplus which we know is so critical for the capital planning purposes. and i were able to allocate more and

but the other piece of it is that pg&e has been getting 10-20 times the number of bids than they have been looking for. so again, it's a competitive market. and that has been reflected in pricing. you also have two of the other players in the market that we would be competing with, obviously pg&e is one of them. they sort of range from utilities are the biggest segment, but it also includes private and non-profit entities, businesses. so for example, the university of california is in the market. kaiser permanente and safeway and marin, sonoma cca programs and the municipal utilities like alameda. and this graph here i included i wanted to sort of give you an idea of scale. and also the renewable content, the current renewable content of some of these portfolios that utilitis have. and so the way you read this is the bar underneath the entity's name, or the bar underneath the entity's name applies to that entity. the number -- the first number that is not in brackets is the amount of renewables that they have and the number in brackets is their total average sales. and these are in me

e-mails became public exposing inappropriate action between the puismt c and high-ranking pg & e executives. >> but i'll leave it to something better qualified to me to say whether there's actually been a crime for some kind of violation. >> michael picker took over after a lengthy government career. the treasurer's office and with the mayor of sacramento. his decision offers a stark contrast to his press saysor who regularly declined interview and often worked to avoid public accountability. >> we would like to talk to you about your travels. >>> what's the message you send by coming here to napa instead of going to the senate? >> you're very antagonistic. you've got a job to do. >> sir. >> it's pathetic what you're doing. >> our reports also question free travel to exotic international destinations accepted by the former puismt c president. >> what's your philosophy on accepting free travel from groups their funded by the utilities you regulate? >> never done it. i do -- i do think we need to get out and talk to people, immediate with people but i don't feel the need to have luxury. >> critics of

but it may -- in san francisco, because we have so many apartment dwellers on average we're lower than the average pg&e user and could provide incentive to do more efficiency in san francisco, but that is something that needs to be looked at closer. >> is there greater impact on energy-efficiency for the lower income users versus the upper income users? >> so i can't really speak to the correlation of usage and income. >> i misspoke. i didn't mean "income." for the people who use less electricity, is there greater opportunity and greater impact for energy-efficiency versus people who use more electricity? i would imagine that people who use more electricity have greater opportunity for energy-efficiency and you get the bigger bang for your buck by creating some incentive for that tier to be more energy -efficient. >> yes, that is correct. the large users have larger spaces. they have more heating and cooling requirements. they may have more appliances. so there is just more opportunity. that is true. but the increase could provide -- could make certain investments in say led lighting or anything like

sometimes penguin or the gas company in those days maybe not a illegal unit but i'm not sure what the process is i don't know what pg&e rules are today. >> i want one for my son. >> just to clarify i thought you said the permits at issue were written appropriately but are you arresting are perhaps the plumbing one isn't flushed out not testifying where the cap should be. >> well, it could be if you want to take it apart it is definitely i mean, i think the word cap resource is missing but cap with the plumbing inspector is going to do say hey, you can't switch at the is to have but bring it into the wall and plumbing inspection will catch that that's my understanding the removal of the 0 stove and the gas pipes. >> we can add something. >> i'm satisfied the harder part wherever i believe that unit has been there a a long time this violation was written i'm trying to explain we have a placement a department writing up a notice of violation and permit to comply there was a lot of opportunities here when the notice was written the department cough revised this notice of violation and said if you've got a notice of viol

the officers injuries are not life-threatening, thankfully but he had to be taken to the hospital. pg county police are not identifying the officer tonight. they also do not have a description of the suspect. they are also not saying why the officer originally approached the suspect before this happened. reporting live in district heights, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: new developments putting a clear picture of what may have happened to sheila and catherine who finished on their way home from wheaton mall in 1975. gives letter, there are murder chart -- decades later, there are murder charges in the case. roz plater, i'm sure some people are saying finally? roz: indeed, the cold case investigators have been working this for years logging 16,000 hours, carrying out 50 search warrant, conducting more than 100 interviews. to make him a first look at the documents that outline what they found. the search warrant's were issued in january for the property in taylor mountain, bedford county, virginia, longing to the family of lloyd lee welch jr. the suspect in the disappearance of the two

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but it may -- in san francisco, because we have so many apartment dwellers on average we're lower than the average pg&e user and could provide incentive to do more efficiency in san francisco, but that is something that needs to be looked at closer. >> is there greater impact on energy-efficiency for the lower income users versus the upper income users? >> so i can't really speak to the correlation of usage and income. >> i misspoke. i didn't mean "income." for the people who use less electricity, is there greater opportunity and greater impact for energy-efficiency versus people who use more electricity? i would imagine that people who use more electricity have greater opportunity for energy-efficiency and you get the bigger bang for your buck by creating some incentive for that tier to be more energy -efficient. >> yes, that is correct. the large users have larger spaces. they have more heating and cooling requirements. they may have more appliances. so there is just more opportunity. that is true. but the increase could provide -- could make certain investments in say led lighting or anything like

we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e.great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california. ♪ ♪ the warriors are the champs. now the team's goal is to repeat. they have a very good chance >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. the warriors are the champions. now the team's goal is to repeat. and they have a very good chance of repeating if the roster stays in takt. green is a restricted free agent and multiple teams are knocking on his door. yes, nba free agency period began at 9:00 tonight. so free ajents can talk with teamings but they can't sign until july 9th. the team is confident he will stay with the team. for now, green is keeping his options open. if he signs an offer sheet with another team, the articlewarriors have the right to match another offer. >>> giants and marlins match baes ball talk. back-to-back starts, not guilty allowing a run. that's because v gordon he sends one to the wall and he's got mad speed. not going to catch him inside the ballpark home run. a little bit later, more action. giants

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but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we'redrought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. >>> breaking news, bobby chris cristina brown has died after months in the hospital. the daughter of singers whitney houston and bobby brown was found facedown in the bathtub of her home. there were rumors of drug and alcohol abuse after the death of her mother, she was 22 years old. >>> join is tonight on kofy tv 20. comedians frustrated by their jokes being stolen on twitter, now have a little help. keeping their material safe. >> then at 11:00, here on channel 7, rash of car break-ins in the east bay. northern 20 in just one day. the warnings from police tonight at 1178. >>> adam sandler's latest movie hit the theater with a thud. pixel is about a group of former video arcade heroes saving the world. it stars adam sandler and josh -- it was directed by san francisco resident, chris columbus. critics not a kind. receiving just 19% on rotten tomatoes critics called it lazy

but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we'ren a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. >>> ben affleck and jennifer garner did some co-parenting this weekend taking their three children to a fair in atlanta. jen is here shooting a movie and i want to point out that both ben and jen are still wearing their wedding rings. interesting. >>> back to today's top story. that's the passing of bobbi kristina brown. i spoke with some of her family members today and they told me about her transition. and i also want to share with you some of the beautiful moments that whitney and bobbi kristina shared with "e.t." over the years. her life once so full of promise. in the end, she was surrounded by family. >> in the room with krissy, her aunt, pat houston, donna houston, and shelly. called in, past brother, pat red from the 23rd psalm and said hallelujah, krissy took her final breath. during krissy's long hospitalization, she led a group that eventually took over her c

but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. >>> do you like chipotle? doing pretty good numbers and they could charge more and you would pay more if they paid their workers more if they covered the college costs and all of that. former mcdonald's ceo is saying it doesn't work that way. pp. you may pay a little bit higher for the higher wages. at mcdonald's, i don't know. mcdonald's pay a little bit more for big mac. >> you're going to pay more. it's going to hurt business and it's also going to hurt job creation. you see, particularly seeing in san francisco and los angeles just raised the minimum wage and los angeles county wants to do the same thing to $15 over a period. >> you'll pay more for that because the right thing to do and the way it's played in some of the press. >> bottom line chipote has people who will buy that stuff. mcdonald's, traffic is down. job killer that will kill jobs and make it more ex

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but it may -- in san francisco, because we have so many apartment dwellers on average we're lower than the average pg&e user and could provide incentive to do more efficiency in san francisco, but that is something that needs to be looked at closer. >> is there greater impact on energy-efficiency for the lower income users versus the upper income users? >> so i can't really speak to the correlation of usage and income. >> i misspoke. i didn't mean "income." for the people who use less electricity, is there greater opportunity and greater impact for energy-efficiency versus people who use more electricity? i would imagine that people who use more electricity have greater opportunity for energy-efficiency and you get the bigger bang for your buck by creating some incentive for that tier to be more energy -efficient. >> yes, that is correct. the large users have larger spaces. they have more heating and cooling requirements. they may have more appliances. so there is just more opportunity. that is true. but the increase could provide -- could make certain investments in say led lighting or anything like

but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we'rea drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. >> when one door closes, another opens. tonight in rohnert park, amy's kitchen made its fast food drive through debut. the vegetarian brand is known for its frozen food. here, customers waited up to 40 minutes for the meat free menu items. >> it is how we want to eat. clean food, vegetarian. >> there is a lot of pentapody command for pent up demand for vegetarian food. >> i would take this over in and out. >> the owner says at least two more amy's drive through restaurants are in the works but wouldn't say where. >> i'm hungry for second dinner. >> that's almost fighting words saying it is better than in and out. >>> hey, we have more manchester united picks. why not? hottest football team in the world right? and whoa. what was this all about? giants and padres. can't they just ... now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms ch

we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e.doing really means something in the community and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california. >>> major league baseball's classic being held in cincinnati this year. with bruce bocci managing the national league. he has a familiar group of players on his side. buster posy is among the only starter among the four gmen. this has to be intimidating for the two first timers they're hoping to be in the game at the same time. >> that will be fun. you know hopefully we get to turn a double play or two. that would be awesome. >> it's special. it's a unique event. it's something that makes it more special being able to spend it with teammates. >> they've been to a few of these before. they sat down with espn and have fun with each other. >> what are you doing? iets been a couple times he gets under my skin i'm more of a verbal abuser. he's the more difficult abuser. the winner gets home field advantage for the league in the world series >> this makes it easy

we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e. means something in the community and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california. >>> it was manic monday today for round 16 at wimbledon. and the usual setting from the big winner from the base line. took only an hour and eight minutes for a straight set victory. and >> it's been six years since playing each other i was just enjoying the moment out there. and not only did i fulfill dreams and that is very amazing. first time three american women reached a quarter final since 2004. roger fedderer moves on over roberto bautista. he's hoping it won't be unlucky as he looks at pete sampras here. sandy murray moving in to the quarter finals but defending champ novak novak jakavich dropped two sets but play has been suspended. a fifth and final set resumes tomorrow. and he was like a microwave, lit up cleveland for game five, averaged seven points in 66 games this season. and joining buster rosie. and a's catcher and pitcher will join all stars what a thr

but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning and happy friday. san jose, as we look near downtown, the palm trees not swaying too much this this morning. kind of a still morning. we will have to see what the wind is doing tonight as the giants take on the a's at 7:15. >>> happening today, garlic breath abounding in the best possible way with the opening of a favorite summer event. of course we are talking about the gilroy garlicÑbfm festivalh begins today. doors open at 9:00 this morning for the start of the three-day festival. sam, i'm assuming you have not been yet. >> no, but i have one of those garlic hats, actually, which i'm going to wear in honor of the festival. >>> 4:44. trips along san francisco's waterfront are about to get a lot easier with the relaunch of a historic streetcar line. get ready for a ride on the e train, that is the em

at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible not only for them butunity. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e. it's a rewarding

started at 3:00 in the morning the fire department rushed out here but fortunately they saw the lines were down to they did not go in the call pg&e and they came out and they cut off power. >>will tran: that allow the palace fire to get a good head start to get even better than in normally what have they were able to been able to attack the fire right away live show you the video this is not a good scene for the fire department because we're talking 1500 pallets that one up in flames and because there are spaces between them say it is basically a huge camp fire to the point where they had to pull the crews out from the ground and they raised their ladders using defensive stance. >>will tran: the shot water down to the palette to make sure that it was put out as best i possibly could and before they brought back to ground fire fighters to make sure that the funds will not down fortunately no injuries to firefighters were talking about a quarter to one half an acre of palestine when inflames it was near some of the building so to buildings partially damaged from this we're not exactly sure once the workers come back to the scene

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we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e.oing really means something in the community and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california. >>> good morning coming up on 6:40 am and we're tracking a rare shower in the month of july here in the bay area. this is around clover dale. this is about it in terms of wet weather. the wider view we'll show you much of the area is on the dry side. what we are seeing widespread though is low cloud cover. a live look from the tower camera showing you some low fog and higher thick clouds. we're going to start off in the morning with on cloudy sky. in the afternoon, the sunshine comes back out. we're not as hot as we were yesterday, the warmest spot topping out in the lower 90s. that's the weather. let's get a check of the traffic. >> not only do we like to bring you mobile 360 but we also like to bring you abstract art. i promise you we're heading northbound on 880 in oakland. i'll turn it around. it's still a little pixelated. fine art. southbound traffic he

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but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. >> reporter: suspect accused of the murder of a year-old girl be tried as an adult. accused johnnie hit district attorney jeff ross will identify the suspect as 15 year-old adrian jerry gonzales. arrested on monday in the death of a year- old madison melton found in a dumpster. gonzales charged with murder kidnapping sexual assault and a special circumstance of lying in wait if the victim and the loss would could face life in prison. >> reporter: the dea decided the charge involves as an adult he faces life in prison if convicted of the charge. the death penalty however but it is expected to be arraigned this morning, and the courthouse and sackers. continuing >> reporter: archive request a child psychologist about how parents should talk to their kids about the horrific event from santa cruz she says parents should follow their own instincts about whether or not to b

at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible not only for them buteverybody, myself included, that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e. it's a rewarding feeling. together, we're building a better california. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc news. >> it is unanimous. berkeley city council passed an urgency ordinance aimed at improving the safety of balconies in the city after last month's deadly collapse. good evening. i'm ama daetz. dan ashley is off. the collapse at an apartment complex killed six students and severely injured seven nearly a month ago. abc7 news reporter katie is live at berkeley city hall with the late breaking developments. katie? >> ama an attorney representing ashley donaho's family says they called for balcony inspections every year. you can see the line of people posed to speak. a series of proposals to improve the safety of balconies from the frequency of inspections and the type of materials used to balcony design. the council approved the

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at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible not only for them but everybody, myself included, that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e. it's a rewarding feeling. together, we're building a better california. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? . >>> welcome back to the "ed show." a story that has a lot of people cheering today. an effort to stand up to wall street. an idea kicking around from labor unions to occupy wall street is now getting a big push on capitol hill. a new bill to break up investment banks and reinstate the air law that regulated them. the glass steegal act. . when congress repealed this original regulation back in 1999 some senator

process of doing an outline of the responsibility we pitted forward a proposal and have feedback from pg&e but we're ironing that out as we speak. >> thank you luke colleagues thoughts on the resolution i think this is a great resolution the resolution looks at good if we have comments i want to make clear from the deputy city attorney we've gone through the rights openness of discussion and public we could take action if this is the will of the commission tonight; is that right thank you. >> any thoughts? commissioner wan >> a quick question we want to clarify if we meet our goal we get one million dollars or split that with santa fe. >> you're completely independent san francisco meets the san francisco goals then the city gets the full one million dollars. >> great, thank you. >> orders if there is no other comments on the resolution can we get a motion to approve it? >> i move we approve the resolution as written. >> commissioner wan. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the i's have it thanks everyone thank you luke hear item 8 please friday. >> item 8 update on the fiscal year 2015-

we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e.really means something in the community and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california. >>> back of the book segment tonight, watters world, one of the most beautiful places in the country is big sur. a series of cliffs on the specific ocean just south of monterey california. big sur was once a hippy haven but now has become the home of the new age movement in america. we sent watters to check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> where are we? >> 12 miles south of caramel in what i call the gateway to big sur. >> are they going to accept me in big sur with my collar up like this? >> 50/50. [ laughter ] ♪ >> how long have you been around here? >> i have been living here 45 years. i live at the edge of the wilderness and i have declared it a nature spirit party zone. we all have some dragon flies. humming birds swallows, the fa the falcons, the condors. >> what the [ bleep ] is happening right now? >> we're out here all alone. you're not going to do anything crazy to me

but believe there could be several more. >>> and a state swirling in -- after questions about its relationship with pg & e, which some called cozy. >> he did not shy away from tough questions. he serves as -- for setting water gas and electric rates for most californians. >> troubling and distressing. i will leave it to somebody better qualified to me to say whether there has actually been a crime. >> do you think he will face criminal charges? >> boy, you got me there. i'm not a criminal attorney. i'm not experienced with those things. if there is something there they will get to the bottom of it. >> more from the president including a strong message to pg & e. he says change is on the way. much more tonight at 11:00. >> thanks. if you have a tip, just give us a call at 888-996-tips. you can also send us an e-mail. >>> a hit and run suspect dies while in police custody. i'm mark matthews in san francisco. the story coming up in this edition of nbc bay area news. >> the fog is back in san francisco. that helped to cool our temperatures today and now we're tracking increasing humidity across california and the possibility of

but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we'ret. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. ♪ >>> concerns were mounting for lieutenant michael callahan as he reinvestigated the rhoads' murders. >> when you have witnesses that have questionable histories, it's doubly important to corroborate everything that they say. >> deborah reinbolt, in her story, talks about seeing a broken lamp and seeing one of the men holding up a piece of this broken lamp during the murders. >> the crime scene photos of the lamp raised questions for defense investigator bill clutter. >> you can actually see on the carpet where the fireman had removed the lamp, that there was a silhouette of a lamp. we were able to prove that lamp had to be broken by firefighters, not during the murders. >> that meant debbie reinbolt's testimony about the lamp had been false. even more troubling were facts callahan learned about the purported murder weapon. >> the knife that deborah reinbolt presented was a fold

we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e.ing in the community and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california. >>> in order to get a new trial for edward lee elmore, diana needed to find grounds to appeal when she finally read what elmore said in the original trial, she felt more determined than ever to fight back. >> i started reading eddie's testimony and it got me, yeah. and the more it went along, the more it got me. >> i remember when he was cross examined. for a long time, edward didn't say anything or testify. he just sat there as if, why am i here? why i am a going through this? >> you want the court to believe you're always this quiet, don't you? >> you asked me something. i answered. >> you want them to always believe you're real quiet and polite. yes, sir, no, sir. isn't that's right? >> no, sir. >> he didn't understand what he was talking about. didn't understand how to defend himself or what to say. >> why did you hit her with this ashtray? >> i didn't hit her with it. >> why di

we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e.g really means something in the community and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california. funding pulled for sanctuary cities. they started with obama. i said look i don't want to hear politics on this. i just want to get it done. both republican and democratic pets have failed to secure that border. that's the truth and it should be acknowledged by everyone. why didn't your boss secure it? >> well i think that you had governor perry on earlier in the show and he was talking about the politics even in texas. it realty's pretty much easier po pass things in texas that is conservative p president bush got very close. he did some creative things along the way to try to secure the border while waiting for the bill to pass. one of them was the first president ever to send the national guard to try to help -- >> he sent a few because i remember that was my suggestion. i'm going to take credit for that. >> all right. >> i know you guys were listening. but t