abc 7's laura anthony spoke to people living near some of the riskiest sites. >> pipeline 210-a may beumber one on the high-risk list but the fire chief isn't quite sure where it runs. like so many fire and city officials, he found deciphering pg&e's list and its limited information a challenge. >> maybe they can tell us what that list means. >> in cordelia work to upgrade the troubled line is already underway. but in other bay area cities where it's four years away. one line runs near a popular shopping center on the border and milpitas. one feet from a town home. and an insurance company with 1,000 employees. company officials contacted pg&e. >> for us knowing we're close to this intersection, naturally we want to get more answers to some of these questions. >> pg&e's chris john says companies and the public shouldn't be overly concerned if a particular line appears on the list. >> whenever we identify any potential threat to public safety, we immediately go and address the situation. we don't put it on some list. it's not on some list of a hundred. >> are you surprised it was on the

abc 7's laura anthony has this story that you will see only from 7. >> i never been involved in any gangs. >> reporter: in june, we found yancy working in his yard and objecting to his name being included on a list of 15 known gang members in north oakland. >> no tatoos. i never been arrested with any of the guys on the list. i don't even hang with the guys on the list. >> reporter: his attorney served papers saying the gang injunction was unconstitutional. officers say they found a loaded stolen .38 handgun. >> demonstrates that he was giving the media a dog and pony show during the injunction. >> reporter: the oakland city attorney also citeds prior convictions and four pending cases for justification of inclusion on the list. drug possession, drug sales and hitting a girlfriend on the head with a machine gun. >> even if one insists that all of the assert,s made regarding the gang membership are true he still would have a constitutional right to be in a gang and to support gang activity. >> by the police department's own count, violent crime has gone up this summer in north oakland incl

that's where abc 7's laura anthony has been talking to people this morning. >> eric, as the sun comesup here, the activity also is increasing here. i have an update on some of the numbers for you. about 100 people we're told by the red cross, 100 people registered since the disaster last night that has registered for assistance. about 37 families represented by those 100 people. told now a dozen, 12 actually spent the night here at the shelter. folks obviously are finding other accommodations with friends and family. we can show you what's been going on here since last night. a gathering of food, supplies, blankets, pillows. this is spontaneous donation as red cross calls it. these showed up at the door here, people wanting to help in any way they can now. we also spoke this morning with randy schwartz. he's the community services director here in san bruno. he said they're getting lots of assistance from outside the community. >> it's something that happens quite often during a disaster because everybody wants to have -- don't know quite what to do. so they gather up their blankets o

stop along i-95 in march.3 when a maryland state trooper stopped anthony graber on the motorcycle for speeding. ú%sera recorded the encounter. video shows the trooper killing the guu and telling graber to was himsslf as a police officer. and an attorney wwth the a.c.l.u. calls it a victory for the public in recording policc glux those recordings are frequently tte only reason that public misconduct ever comes to lightt and they are frequently the only reason that public officials are actually able to be held accountable. >> graber still faces traffic the ffrst casino in the state o3 business. >> everybody ready to play slots? >> hollywooddcasino in perryville opeeed the doors at hollywood had a o-called soft opening saturday. and things went very well. maayland gaming officials decided to ssgn the license sunday. paving the way for today's early owning. >> well normally i doosomething productive on monday morning. ú%ke plly golf. or do some other recreatiooal thing. i said, well, lets deviatt from the normaalactiviiy. ú%d why not try to gamble. >> he has fun on monday. two hours into the opening, a

african american man in his early 20's 5 feet 10 inches to maybe 6 feet tall with median pwichltd attack people on oakland on high alert. more now from laura anthony>>reporter: walkers and joggers took the normal route around lake merit but with heightened awareness after 2 robbery and sexual assault attack on the east side of the lake. >> both attack started off as robbery and during the course of the robbery the suspect sexually assaulted the victim. >>reporter: attacker was armed. police won't say what kind of weapon he used so as not to compromise their investigation. both victims were women on their way home sunday evening. one was getting out of her car. the first attack happened near the intersection of lake shore and east 18 street vl the other about 2 hours later at 18th and third avenue. deborah rothstein lives in the area and walks her dog at all hours including after dark. >> i walk my dog at 1 or 2 in the morning all the time. i know i shouldn't and i'm agent afraid of doing it after i hear about the crime but is he tame time it's my life stishltion others try to travel mostly in groups or during daylight hours. >> i come out here by