and cathedral of saint mary's on gough street has been disgnated as a place for those displaced to go. the red cross is also at saint mary's to help. (ken) today's fire brings back memories of & in san bruno in 20-10. fortunately, today's fire was far less tragic ... but in both cases... it took p-g &- e more than an hour to stop the flow of gas. our grant lodes is here with a look back at the circumstances in san bruno.. grant? (grant)(grant) eight people were killed in san bruno... 38 homes were dfestoryed... so the scope of that incident in terms of death and destruction is nothing like what we saw today. the reason today's fire was so reminiscent of san bruno, is the length of time it took the utility company to stop the gas that was fueling the relentless flames. in san bruno... a p-g & e pipe-line exploded udnerground... it took the utility from 60 to 90 minutes to stop the gas flow...and the national transportation safety board determined it took the company that long to stop the gas because of poor planning and organization. today... it took two hours and fifteen inutes to cap

and saint mary's cathedral on gough street is a similar resource. red cross workers have been at both location helping people as best they can. (vicki) earlier today we spoke to captian john he is now, but served as the director of the san mateo county office of emergency services. captian quinlan was the incident commander for the san bruno explosion and fire. he talked briefly about the comparsion of this fire today to the san bruno explosion.. and mentions that everyone should have an evacuation plan in place. earlier today we spoke to captain john quinlan... he is retired now, but served as the the san mateo county office of emergency services. he was the incident commander for the san bruno explosion and fire. fire. explosion and bruno for the san commander incident he was the incident commander bruno explosion and fire. (vicki) (vicki) and we first told you about this breaking news through a push alert. download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news in your neighborhood. (vicki) it was a chillly day across the bay... (gra

turned 33 and he has to try to figure out his way in these big games with his young quarterback, jarrod gough, who has found it tough going so far. i think we are in from or entertaining second half. ostensibly, it is unlikely to be worse. let's go back through the story of this game, it started with the national anthem. a big question about how long it would be. it was a legend. gladys knight in her hometown the national anthem. then a pretty tepid first couple of drives. new england found themselves into is that do very, very early on. —— intercepted very, very early.

the only points coming from this stephen gough kautsky field goal.ing excellence. this is a spectacle. the half—time show watched almost as avidly as the game itself. marron five the headline act. third quarter and the rounds were level, greggs are lean doing the honours. but then, miracle of miracles. an actual living, breathing touchdown. sony michelle going into the end zone, putting the patriots into pole position. another gough kautsky field goal sealing the deal. this was no classic. in fact, it was the lowest scoring super bowl in history. but tom brady went cared too much about that. and here's an extremely rare weather phenomenon. a snow roller, created entirely by nature. scientists say that a combination of wind and the right sort of snow led to it rolling across a field in wiltshire here in the uk, gathering size as it went. there are no footsteps or any other sign of human involvement in making it. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @regedahmadbbc. stay with us here on the bbc world news, there is much more on the website as well. hello. a

on the other side, gough seems super relaxed, very exciting.at they are an exciting young side, that youth will be a big pa rt young side, that youth will be a big part of that. i‘ve been speaking to somebody who knows a lot about winning super bowls, jerry rice, probably the best wide receiver of all time when he was back with the san francisco 49ers. he‘s been giving me his points on how the rams can go on to win the super bowl title. it‘sjerry rice, super bowl xxiii mvp. the three keys for the rams to beat the patriots — offensive—wise they have to control the ball. they have to be able to run the football and keep edelman quiet and also anderson. what these guys are doing in the play—offs right now is amazing and he‘s one of those guys who wants the football and he know he can make a play and there‘s a lot going around, is he a hall of famer, and all that? but you have to look at these players now and give them credit. you have to be able to stop tom brady. i think he‘s the greatest of this year. ——era. what he has accomplished, you will ne

when he was born gough and i want you know. this you know i mean in your minutes i'm going yes. what i'm focused on him is he know what i'm what i'm organize you know i'm not going to sit there i'm. going to leave because i see if you're serious it can only save but are going on what they're doing fronted. this is state of the union africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes dissent is on trial and having opposition leader maurice comptroller is one of hundreds facing charges that carry the death penalty what osp rights groups if the international community is ignoring the crisis. and results are taking and also nigeria's election but some say there was no democracy.

jared gough, 24 years of age, the same age as tom brady when he won his first super bowl hasn't beenlethality. brady is at the back end of his years, 41 now, he says he still has another five years. what inspires him to keep going and playing out in the highest level? the goal is to reach the top and only one team reaches the top top, we are pretty close, as are the rams. it's tough, it's a daily grind and a struggle. discipline, mental toughness, determination, all those things are intelligible to an individual, many things you can't measure, in the end, that probably matters more than anything you can measure. playing in this game, you have the two best teams, you fight it out and just one team wins. there are now do overs, no retakes, this is live bullets. we have to go out there and get the job done under pressure. tom brodie is a 41? who will win this one do you think, seth? you are putting me on the spot! my heart is telling me that the rams would be a great win, they area the rams would be a great win, they are a young french side with a young french coach. my head is and tell

turned 33 and he has to try to figure out his way in these big games with his young quarterback, jarrod goughund it tough going so far. i think we are in from or entertaining second half. ostensibly, it is unlikely to be worse. let's go back through the story of this game, it started with the national anthem. a big question about how long it would be. it was a legend. gladys knight in her hometown the national anthem. then a pretty tepid first couple of drives. new england found themselves into is that do very, very early on. —— intercepted very, very early. eventually they got the chance to ta ke eventually they got the chance to take the lead when stephen was able to convert on his second field goal of the game. as for the rest of the half, julian element of the patriots was probably the star of the show. he has now taken everton receptions for 120 yards. he looks most likely for 120 yards. he looks most likely for mdp at this stage. it is just that three points that separates the two. of course, half—time has been and gone, the entertainment, maroon five, did their thing on the outfield be

have got the storyline of tom brady, the veteran quarterback versus the new kid on the block, gerard gough—coming vibrant coach against bill belichick, the man who has done it more than anyone before. this is going to be an outstanding game. of course everybody wants a prediction. this is going to be difficult. these teams are very well matched but i have to go with the new england patriots, 28—24. this is going to be a tight game, that is my prediction. this is going to be a tight game, that is my prediction. before we go back to dublin, time for a quick look at the other sports stories making the headlines this eveing. after their draw in december, deontay wilder says a rematch with tyson fury is "100 percent on". the american says an agreement is in place for the rematch to take place in april or may this year in either las vegas or new york. world number onejustin rose has missed the cut at the saudi international. it's only the second time in 36 events that the englishman has failed to make it through to the weekend. dustinjohnson leads after setting a new course record with an eagle

anyone who needs a snack, water, or a place to go,the red cross is here at saint mary's cathedral on gough street.they haven't said if they're going to turn this into an overnight shelter yet. we are live in san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken) the area around the explosion is expected to be closed throughout the night. (pam) geary blvd is a main thoroughfare through san francisco...there are businesses and residential buildings in the area where this happened, as well as cars parked up and down the street. kron4's justine waldman is talking to residents and police .. about if and how they are getting through. (justine) (justine) (pam) as justine mentioned ... the power is out for 86 electric customers ... and p-g-and-e customers ... and p-g-and-e says... it should be restored by 11:30- tonight.. (ken) and it has been cold the past couple of nights. we want to send things over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to talk about the tempertures those people are going to see tonight. . (pam) and we first told you about this breaking news through a push alert. you can download the kro

smuggling ganizations to try and game the system by providing teir clients with a child to use to try and gough so in a way the child was serving as a deportatield.in >> reporter: rivas disagrees that children are being used as shields. she's an attorney with las americas immigrant advocy center. >> that's absolutely not true. our clients are escaping some form of violence. of them are escaping domestic violence. some of them are escaping other forms of persecution. >> reporter: rivas is speaking to a client who was separated from her children when she crossed the border to seek asylum. the mother, who has since been deported back to honduras, hasn't seen her children in more than a year. >> ( translated ): at night iwo d dream that we were together and then i would wake up to the reality again that we were not. n children need me and i there. this is the hardest thing that a mother should ever have to go through. ter: when court rulings forced the government to change its policies, her two sons, along with thousands of other migrant children, were moved alom shelters to be reunited with family