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corner of the city but stretching out to richmond. >> pg&e restored power to more than 20,000 skpers and explained the larkin substation was part of $100 million upgrade but the equipment failed before completed. >> we identified it as a substation that needed to be the modernized. unfortunately we had the breaker fail. and it's from old equipment. >> san francisco police say for the evening commute they will assist with traffic control but expect a slow down. >> for those of you having to take the bridge to get to destination we are focusing efforts around the ridges to facility traffic as much as we can. >> reporter: now a spoke person for the mayor says that coming up next week he will be asking for an assessment of all pg&e substainings in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco nbc bay area news. >> kristy thank you. if you live work or just visiting the city you might have been caught in the grid lock this picture sent to us but yusuf you can see the montelongo street b.a.r.t. station jam packed when the lights went out initially earlier today. another viewer kelly hernandez sending this picture traffic piling up when the streetlights went out keep in mind

corner and richmond district and beyond as pg&e worked to restore power. they explained the substation needed to be modernized it was part of a $$100 million upgrade equipment failed before it was kpreetded. >> something went wrong in the breaker to have it explode we're not sure what that is. >> san francisco said police said they would make sure the evening commute flowed smoothly. >> those of you taking the bridge to get to your destination we are focusing empties arjd brrjs to facility traffic as much as we can. >> reporter: now a spokesperson for the mayor says that coming up very soon he will be asking for an assessment of all pg&e substations in frist. reporting live in the san francisco kristie smith nbc bay area news. >> thank you recidivist np. a peninsula lawyer says he is not surprised by the substation fire and failure. in fact he claims the utility deliberately ignores maintenance of substations and transformers until they fail. our investigative unit has been digging into the issue today. this attorney has represented many clients p now dang o told the vchgt you know that pg&e covet costs by replacing failed equipment rather than spending mon

equipment shipped down to mexico and i walked through this plant. it was about 100 degrees that particular day. and i turned the corner. there were no fans taking out the exhaust. it was bloody hot and it had to be 110 degrees. the men were working. they had t-shirts on and it was very hot that summer and they were pulling down these large levers because they were melting plastic and rubber. and i witnessed this and i thought, boy, that really looks dangerous with that thing they were pulling down because it was moving like this. i said, boy, they have to really pay attention every time they move that steam press down so they don't catch their arm in there. i took pictures and sent them back to ohio. i got a letter from one of my constituents and this constituent said, congresswoman, did you really look at the picture you took? i thought, wow, i was looking at the workers. look at the machine up in the right-hand corner, the button with the tape over it. there was this button and i said, oh, yeah. he said, i used to do that job. you know what that button is? i said no. that's the safety button. in other words, when the