erik: let's hear from bruno.test investors, it is a most unanimous they all seem to think the u.s. market is overextended. it has not been anything pivotal. we hear more about valuations going up. we are of the opinion that the markets are overextended. there are better opportunities in global markets. a lot of it is related to interest rates. if they keep where they are there's not much of a market on safety. erik: the stock market remains close to a record high. where is the money coming from? if the smart money is doing what it says and finding opportunity elsewhere, who is the dumb money? bruno: it is interesting because you are right. you cannot underperform the market significantly. that is keeping money in the market. you are starting to see retail investors starting to come in. that tends to be a countercyclical measure. as you said valuations are healthy and there are not a lot of alternatives but global markets are a good one. tracy: one more thing is oil. we have a big opec meeting friday. oil jumped a

bruno. mr. meyerson, you're recognized for five minutes. >> chairman rogers, ranking member cooper and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to speak before you today. assured access to space is a national priority and a challenge that we must meet domestically. blue origin is working to deliver the american engine to maintain u.s. leadership in space and deliver critical national security capabilities. our partnership with ula is fully funded and offers the fastest path to a domestic alternative to the russian rd-180 without requiring taxpayer dollars. for more than a decade can, we have steadily advanced our capabilities flying five different rocket vehicles and developing multiple liquid rocket engines. we're spending our own money rather than taxpayer funds, and we are taking a clean sheet approach to development. as a result, we're able to outcompete the russians, building modern american engines to serve multiple launch vehicles. our recent successes demonstrate that.

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bruno.ou're recognized for five minutes to summarize your opening statement spent thank you, chairman rogers, ranking member cooper, never subcommittee to appreciate the opportunity to come here today and talk, and talk about our ongoing transformation of ula and her journey to replace the russian rd-180 with an all american solution for our rocket engine. as you know we partnered with blue origin last you for the development of the ee for engineered it is a methane engine that was three met years into its develop an and engine portion of that effort was fully funded allowing us to move up smartly on the activity. rocket science is hard and rocket engines are the hardest parts of prudence required to also enter into partnership with aerojet rocketdyne for the they are one rocket engine as a backup. that's a kerosene engine. it is at present 16 months behind the blue origin engine simply because it started later and it does require significant government funding in order to continue. both eng

. >>> a family in san bruno won't need tickets. debra has a look inside the man cave that's been a big success during the nba footballs. >> don't let this quiet scene in san bruno fool you. inside it's bedlam, a dozen theater seats filled, everyone glued to the big screen. instead of my own two seats. >> he's the usher in his hands the remote that sets this blue light spinning when there's a three. >> is it too rowdy. it's the diaz fan cave. >> i thought oh, my goodness, this is amazing. high energy, no crowds or parking 15 the snack bar acheaper. you think no waiting for the bathroom, not necessarily. >> we get a line, there's people watching the game here. >> it started with me way back when my mom told me stories. >> he started converting his garage four years ago. >> memorabilia, he has plenty. it's the memories. >> it's great i get to do it with my daughter, teach willing her about the warriors and her cousins. >> the family can be in here and spend the time together and watch the gem. >> it does seem that space transports eve

around wood valley road with a moderate shower that is trying to push to south san francisco, san bruno and burlingame and pacifica. this is all moving east to west with the strongest thunderstorms along the mendocino county coast and they are going to say away from us. check out the tarmac at sfo, it is wet this morning. use that as a backdrop to talk about our best chances of wet weather this morning with the chances tapering as we head into the afternoon of the widespread nature. we have a nice rain shield but it will not be that big this afternoon. we call it scattered showers 80 to 86. clouds and muggy along the coast in san francisco at 64 to 70s. up to 82 in the south and north bay. in the east bay hills camera, it is light rain only or we could not see. thursday friday, and saturday, the warmest days with the 80s and 90's in the profit and cooling trend in the back half of the seven-day forecast. we must have some accidents because of the wet weather. leyla? >>> we do. we are starting with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and the road is damp coming if from the east bay to sa

bruno? >> no, your honor. thank you. >> we're adjourned. >> thank you, your honor. >> so there you have it, joyce mitchell, the prison worker, now charged with helping two killers break out of the clinton correctional facility. she has been in court. she's been arraigned. she is charged with a misdemeanor and a felony. and, as you heard, they will have another court proceeding at 8:30 in the morning on monday. the best i can tell, she will be held in custody until that time. i'm natalie allen at cnn center. this is our breaking news coverage. i want to bring our analyst, mark degarigos. mark, she's brought into this courtroom. she looked terrified. she looked frozen. what kind of trouble is she possibly in? >> well, she's in a whole lot of trouble. but i will tell you, my reaction is that this is actually all show, no go. i don't understand why they brought her in in order to ask for a relatively low amount of bail. it's 100 or 200 on a bond. her lawyer, basically, and for those of you who don't know, one of t

. >> television reporter bruno macelles is covering the floods. what he sees is terrifying.lished in an instant. >> ten seconds, the house was there. and you look again, the house doesn't exist anymore. >> as the cameraman films from above the river, bruno spots iliar alone. >> she was alone with her dogs, screaming for help. and we saw there was nobody was there to help her. >> iliar's situation is about to go from bad to worse. bruno watches as her only shelter crumbles all around her. >> the wall behind her just broke down, and then the terrace was completely filled with water. >> soon, iliar will have nothing left to hold onto, and she doesn't know how to swim. >> the only part left was where i was sitting. i watched it destroy everything else. >> iliar is in a desperate situation, terrified and alone. >> translator: all i could do is ask god for help, because nobody else was going to save me. >> bruno and the cameraman are too far away to offer iliar any help. then iliar's neighbor hears her screams. >> i heard her crying for help, for someone to save her, that she was

. >> hi, i'm laura i'm the co-chair of the bruno heights democrat club the bruno heights which have communityou mean supports supervisor campos moratorium on luxury housing in the mission to address the crisis of housing affordability, evictions and displacement currently 4 hundred and 78 units in the pipeline 34 of those units or 7 percent are below grade or rate units the trickle down plan is not working it is real personable for me my two sons were priced out of the housing stock they don't live in san francisco they were born and raised here they work in the tech industry and they couldn't afford to stay here i'm old enough to remember what happened in the fillmore i lived here for several decades i don't want that to a happy to the mission we have an opportunity today to stop for a moment i appreciate that the board of supervisors hadn't made up their mind and listening to the steroids coming out of the mission 45 days to start the process of saving 13 parcels of land to build affordable housing and to continue planning for the future of the mission our youth deserve to be able to live a

we are live in san bruno with the story tonight. dan, tonight, it's cool enough foor jacket today, it was hot enough to cause aini melt down on b.a.r.t. t train coming from the east bay saw delays and other modes of transportation were over heated too. >> it was madness. so many people. >> sarahlexander wanted to get home on b.a.r.t. to san bruno, but it was n happening. 40 minutes just for the b.a.r.t., crazy. meso waited an hour toatch a trn on the daly city line out of san francisco. >> three, maybe four trains that went by before i got on one because it was so packed that i could not get this. >> b.a.r.t. blames heat for the delays. track monitoring electronics over heated whenhe air conditioning failed. causinthe computers to detect tracks that were not there. >> hot weather, rainy weather either way, it's a delay on b.a.r.t. doesn't matter. >> a northbound cal train was over heated and taken out of service. b.a.r.t. services are book schedule by 7:00 p.m. when the temperatures started to cool off, but sarah was already late. >

bruno? >> no, your honor. >> we are adjourned. >> thank you. >> joyce mitchell now leaving the courtroom. for more on the philippine story, i am joined by adam reese from morrison bill, new york, a few miles from the clinton correctional facility. adam, can you explain the charges against joyce mitchell? what is she facing in terms of jail time, adam? >> let's just say this isn't a surprising development. we knew this was expected. we did not expect it this soon. she had been cooperative and talking to them all week. she is talking to them without a lawyer. they said all these discussions were very productive and fruitful. this evening they decided to arrest her. she is charged with providing material support and providing contraband. that's a felony. that means she was bringing material in to assist them in their escape. she was going to be the driver of the getaway car until she got cold feet. she faces seven years in jail. she was just suspended from her job just a couple hours ago, and n

carefully looking at the options, and, secondly are we be looked to be it further resolved build in san bruno and we still came up with the this as the most visible financially feasible citywide for the city to build lived in the city for the inmates and impacts to the sheriff's department as well someone mentioned outdoor recreation space within the san francisco county jail system all the recreational space is enclosed so it is in line with the sheriff's department operation and also complies with title 15 this requires a minimum of 18 ceiling height for the recreational space that's in compliance so did slides came back we talked about this and i think one of the important things about this project also it replying the county jail 4 and 3 the improvements to provide a safe and humane environment that's one the preliminary outbursts and so have more program space informing for those into custody and the scope was rausz we're not 384 it's brought down the project it costs about $240 million so i talked about those so some of those are the pros and cons building in san francisco or san bruno

we are live in san bruno with the story tonight. dan, tonight, it's cool enough foor jacket today, it was hot enough to cause a mini melt down on b.a.r.t. t trains coming from the east bay saw delays and other modes of transportation were over heated too. >> it was madness. so many people. >> sarah alexander wanted to get home on b.a.r.t. to san bruno, but it was not happening. 40 minutes just for the b.a.r.t., crazy. some waited an hour to catch a train on the daly city line out of san francisco. >> three, maybe four trains that went by before i got on one because it was so packed that i could not get this. >> b.a.r.t. blames heat for the delays. track monitoring electronics over heated when the air conditioning failed. causing the computers to detect tracks that were not there. >> hot weather, rainy weather either way, it's a delay on b.a.r.t. doesn't matter. >> a northbound cal train was over heated and taken out of service. b.a.r.t. services are book schedule by 7:00 p.m. when the temperatures started to cool off, but sarah was

justice and redistrict the population to county jail 4 it needs to be shut down and toward the san bruno fault next slide, please. >> we are becoming a county jail system that is the custodians of a more complicated and severe inmates in the dark green bar between 2010 and 2015 when a grouping of our sort of minimum to maximum severe population looks like the dark green bar in 2010 had 7 hundred and 71 of the a maximum clarification ma'am, security highest risk population and 5 years later we haven't dropped far at all to 6 hundred and 88 unlike our memory and anytime security the drops have been significant and so in 2010, the memory security was 9 hundred and 94 and now 3 hundred and85 and now the memory 2 hundred and 6 to increase hundred at 83 and the rest unclassified the fact we don't have many programs or alternatives to incarceration programs are robust and our a leader in in this country especially with the redirection of prisons to the 48 county nobody expected the jail population to drop as well as recidivism too but it is converting in to be more k34r5ik9d jail population the

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as far as temperatures on the peninsula, low-to-mid 60 and san bruno is 59. it is warmer this morning than yesterday morning with low-to-mid 60s around the bay shore and to the south bay and the north bay until santa rosa and napa and half moon bay in upper 50s. with the rain you can see it taper by noon. rain shield is shrinking and we will throw in the heat of the day and give it buoyancy with a chance of thunder possible. that will taper. as the low pulls away it will pull in the try and cooler air tomorrow for the commute. it will be brighter and warmer tomorrow afternoon. today, the temperatures are mainly 60 at the coast into san francisco and 70s an the bay and 80s shows up inland and notice, the 90's inland thursday, friday and saturday and 80s around the bay and 60s remain at the coast and next week we will see the heat ease especially sunday and monday and into tuesday. leyla has been following a last accidents. >> i have, and i don't know if you can see this past university in the east direction along i-80 you can see the flashing lights with a rep

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ten days -- days after eight people died in san bruno. all that damage that was done. absolutely disgusting. >> a year later richard lashing was removed from his director's position. >> were you forced out? >> i was forced out of my position as director of consumer protection and safety division. absolutely. >> clark says his refusal to grant pg&e special access ultimately cost him his job. after accepting a less prominent position at the puc, he eventually decided to retire. >> i've read the e-mails, i've read the stories. >> we brought the e-mails and the controversy to washington, d.c. and shared the issues with a recognized expert on public utilities and regulatory commissions. >> there's ample reason for the public to insist before it pays another dollar that the culture is turning around. >> scott hempling has closed watched the unraveling of power and the investigations that have followed. >> i have never seen this type of intimacy where personal relations and policy decisions have come together. >> we also asked him to review this e-mail a complaint raised by a

francine: all right, bruno thank you so much. bruno cavalier joining us from frankfurt.ean equity markets are looking positive. if we look at the ftse, the cac 40, even the dax, one of the biggest gains in the last year or so. it has gained 3.3%. the cac also gaining 3%. in athens, this is baffling some investors, but overall, european stocks are rising after the greek prime minister has presented this new plan for reforms. athens gaining 8.10%. one of the biggest gainers, in fact the biggest gainer. coming up, why apple has had a swift change of tune. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." one of the best selling music artists of all time, taylor swift, has helped the world's most valuable company change course. apple will now pay out musicians for its streaming service, apple music. here with more is caroline hyde. she fought for what she thought was right and her argument won. caroline: it did. it helped steer that course. she said, you want our music you pay. she wasn't just trying to fight on her own behalf. she was saying, i can afford to pay myself, my crew, bec

we are live in san bruno with the story tonight. dan, tonight, it's cool enough foor jacket today, it was hot enough to cause a mini melt down on b.a.r.t. t trains coming from the east bay saw delays and other modes of transportation were over heated too. >> it was madness. so many people. >> sarah alexander wanted to get home on b.a.r.t. to san bruno, but it was not happening. 40 minutes just for the b.a.r.t., crazy. some waited an hour to catch a train on the daly city line out of san francisco. >> three, maybe four trains that went by before i got on one because it was so packed that i could not get this. >> b.a.r.t. blames heat for the delays. track monitoring electronics over heated when the air conditioning failed. causing the computers to detect tracks that were not there. >> hot weather, rainy weather either way, it's a delay on b.a.r.t. doesn't matter. >> a northbound cal train was over heated and taken out of service. b.a.r.t. services are book schedule by 7:00 p.m. when the temperatures started to cool off, but sarah was

ten days or days after eight people died in san bruno. all of that damage that was done. absolutely disgusting. >> a year later, richard clark was removed from his position. >> were you forced out? i was forced out of my position. >> clark says his refusal to grant pg and e's special access ultimately cost him his job. after 5:00 septembering a less prominent position he eventually decided to retire. >> i've read e-mails. i've read the stories. >> there's ample reason for the public to insist before it pays another dollar. that the culture is turning around. >> scott hempling has closely unwatched the you believe e unraveling of power. >> i've never seen this type of intimacy where personal reslags elations and policy decisions have come together. >> we also asked to review this e-mail. a controversial insider. the e-mail included instead of disciplining employees who xiv committed serious ethical vie ligsslations, the puc promotes them and excuses their behavior. >> it disgusts me and has to be rooted out. >> the e-mail pointed to several questionable promotions in the w

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. >> no, bruno mars. >> is that bruno mars. >> yes. >> i love bruno. >> hey remember zach lemar he is 32 years old today. >> all about birthdays. >> paula abdul 53. i met paula abdul once. >> where. >> i was in college in san diego. she knew someone. she was actually in the condo complex and was paula abdul is down the hall way, paula abdul. we ran over there and my geeky roommate brought a cd and she signed it. she was at the height of her fame, sitting there in our neighbor's couch. >> in california. >> yes. >> she just smiled and said you guys are such college kid getaway. >> dave warren. >> little name dropping. >> he just kept going on and on and we met in college. >> a long time ago. >> felicia rashadd 67. >> we're beyond that. >> dave? >> we are talking about storms moving through and it is 35 miles an hour, so we will be pushing out soon. we have heavy rain, lightening and gust of wind moving through cumberland county and western atlantic county pushing off the coast in the next hour or so. 35 miles an hour. that is the speed. it is quick liz moving through. heavy downpour and

san bruno 64. mild night tonight. have you noticed how sticky it is outside? humid air holds on to the heat better at night so our second consecutive rather warm night. fremont a low of 60 and san jose 62. so what's going on? this is pretty rare that we do this in june. the only way that we can get a good soaker in june is if an old tropical system off the coast of mexico that moisture gets pulled into california. that's exactly what happened here with former hurricane blanca. and that low pressure area which is now moving away hung out long enough today that the majority of the day was soggy. tomorrow the slow over nevada and utah. the offshore wind begins tomorrow. some you have that had pouring rainfall today, you're right back to 90 degrees and sunshine tomorrow. but the hottest day will be friday for places like antioch and fairfield and vacaville will once again be flirting with 100. kind of crazy. we'll start and end the week with near triple digits and in the middle, we get pouring rain falling. just your typical june day, right? rainfall ends tonight.

the city of san bruno lies adjacent to san francisco international airport. all eyes begin looking up for answers. >> my immediate thought was that it was a plane crash and that was the initial report. people were wondering. the only thing they could could have thought would have caused an explosion would have been a jetliner crashing into a neighborhood. >> i was somewhat convinced this is a plane because i've never seen that much fire in my entire career in a condensed neighborhood like this. >> but no planes are reported missing from any of the bay area's airports. firefighters realize this explosion didn't come from the sky above, but the ground below. >> it looked as if this is not a jet fuel plane. this is a clean burning source, and about ten minutes into this there's no reports of any bodies, any debris, anything related to a plane crash. this must not be a plane crash. it this has got to be some sort of a gas leak. >> it is. an underground 30 inch wide transmission pipeline cracks and the gas ignites turning san bruno into an inferno. >> and remember

. ♪ >> osgood: locked out of heaven was a huge hit for bruno mars as well as producer mark ronson.other hits on the chart with anthony mason we take ♪ >> it's the song that spent 14 weeks at number one this year. for longest run at the top so far this century. ♪ bruno mars sings lead on "uptown funk" but the artist mind it almost hides in the background of his own video. he's 39-year-old producer and guitar wrist mark ronson. >> how does it feel to have number one song? >> it's something that i never ever, thought was even remotely attainable. >> "uptown funk" which started as jam session did not have an easy birth. >> it was really when bruno came up with the bass line. you know, the hook that opens the song that the song really gelled together then with the horns after that. and now it's like my time to deliver. i need to find a guitar part that's memorable and special. i cut -- i think it was 60 takes that i never happened. i fainted like, in the middle of doing guitar takes. >> you fainted? >> yeah. >> why were you working so hard? >> just felt like it needed to be fought for.

for the peninsula, 75 redwood city, 70 san bruno. mid to upper 60s expected for san francisco. the extended forecast there, not a lot of change going on. temperatures remain mild to warm as we get into thursday, could wake up with a possibility of a little bit of drizzle. outside of that we're dry at least until the weekend, on the back side of the weekend could have a little bit of interesting weather coming our way. some of the models dragging up a little tropical moisture, we'll watch that. right now they are just sort of flip flopping. >> thank you. >>> president obama today awarded the medal of honor to two soldiers for their bravery during world war i. sergeant william sherman and henry johnson posthumously honored during an attack in france. in 1918 johnson fought off more than a dozen germans to save sherman. they were awarded now, because one was jewish and one was african-american they were not properly honored for their actions in their own lifetime. >>> ride across america. for a good cause. a veteran who lost both legs while serving overseas. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc

my name is buck i'm in the bruno heights neighborhood and really market rate housing and trickle down economics when reagan said that we laughed him out of the city we've been reduced to the margins all this does is slithering reduces the displacement from the mission those of you clear using the reagan rational and had the people to pay inform beat prop k why not say the obvious you believe in the market and you feel there is nothing you can do about mitigating it's impact 13 lots we're talking about developing i hope we do there is one thing going to stop displacement strong rent control not in the conversation and some of your grand people talked about it was quoted until our people talking about the class and power as you use common sense we challenge this hercy we're fighting about whether or not to have market rate housing but we should talk about the offer riding the cost hawkins and rent control this is an embarrassment i don't know if we're going to win this fight because of supervisors like you that are owned by the interests that are buying and destroying our >> thank you.

member of the neighborhood association excited about getting improvements to expand help with the bruno heights neighborhood and all people in the bay area neighborhood on item 5 the potrero hill neighborhood transportation go remember jackie sacking thought to bring back the bus services that will take care of the transportation issues and during public comment we heard some similar from the potrero boosters but another areas that need to be served around the 53 buses it was approved unanimously and look forward to the improvements. >> thank you very much economy questions or comments from commissioning colleagues you thank you for the issue of street trees i'm grateful the ta is providing fund absolutely that are other colleagues on the board of supervisors who are working hard to expand make sure we have a citywide maintenance policies not only putting in trees but how we can keep them alive over time absolutely point taken and in terms of the $33 million i was the sponsor of that item but i hope that maybe when we get to expand item 4 whether an mta staff to expand talk about why th

que se pongan en contacto con la policÍa de san bruno. hoy se celebrÓ en cotari.Ágico accidente. para averiguar quÉ causÓ el colapso del balcÓn. el parque acuÁtico de enero que reabriÓ sus puertas, despuÉs de que 34 personas resultaron levemente intoxicadas. representantes del departamento de salud decidieron permitir el ingreso. dijeron que el nivel de quÍmicos en la piscina era normal. aunque tambiÉn la temporada de verano se convierte en una Época de alto riesgo en las carreteras. por esa razÓn la patrulla de caminos, lanza varias alertas para asegurarse que quienes estÁn detrÁs del volante, tomen las precauciones necesarias. reportera: ya que es tiempo que muchos jÓvenes menores de edad aprovechan para comenzar a manejar. ademÁs se mÁs visitantes en las carreteras por lo que muchas personas quizÁ estÉn distraÍdas buscando su destino. y algo muy importante es mantener en buen estado su vehÍculo. >> para el caso de que se le ponche una llanta en la autopista... si va a la tienda, aunque nada mas vaya rapidito, no deje ese niÑo en el carro, ni ese animalito, mejo

san francisco outside the san bruno mountain. beautiful day out there. good morning, i'm michelle roberts along with rob mayeda. it looks nice saw clouds coming in. >> low clouds creeping over hill tops and high clouds out there this morning. gorgeous view. 58 degrees right now around san bruno mountain for you this morning. show you tri-valley pleasanton 57 clear skies now. san jose a few high clouds also 57 degrees. over to san francisco, you've got low clouds west of downtown 53 right now. the story of the morning, obviously, those low clouds along the coast with areas of drizzle heading into the afternoon. we're going to see high clouds passing by. winds increasing later on. with that sea breeze temperatures inland will still be cloudy and fairly warm. look at san jose 85. san francisco in the mid-60s and 70s around headwood city. the hottest temperatures today out near pleasanton and livermore. oakland, 72 degrees. tomorrow the temperatures you see there should be about 5 to 10 degrees cooler as the sea breeze picks up for tomorrow. first day of sum

de impuestos en la multa de mil 600 millones de dlares que debe pagar pg&e tras la explosin de san brunoy otras heridas o damnificadas, afectando adems a todo un vecindario. ---la multa incluye una inversin de 850 millones de dlares en mejras a la seguridad en el sistema de gas, 400 millones de reembolso para clientes de gas y 300 millones para pagar al estado. vo cesar --- varios legisladores tendrn una audiencia de supervisin conjunta para echar un vistazo a las causas la respuesta y los impactos del derrame de petrleo en santa brbara... --- el 19 de mayo, un tubo roto de "plains all american" filtr ms de 100mil galones de petrleo... --- 21 mil litros de esa sustancia se derramaron frente a la costa del condado de santa brbara... --- debido al derrame, la playa "el capitn" y el parque refugio fueron cerrados al pblico. take vo blanca-vo --los agricultores de california podrian estar ignorando las notificaciones de detener sus riegos. --las autoridades estatales pidieron recortes historicos del consumo de agua durante esta severa sequia pero de acuerdo a un abogado que esta representand

. >> we're not sure it's mill bridge san bruno. >>> coming up the call south san francisco firefighters will never forget. . >>> welcome back. good morning. i am pam cook. >> and i am jim plunkett. -- jim savage. no more rain, hopefully? >> i know. a lot of rainfall records yesterday, i mean a bunch. >> y

not doing well. 280 is slightly better but 280 itself is slow down the peninsula as well from san brunoown to hillsborough area. 8:04. back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> we're waiting for an update on the condition of a young girl bitten by a rattlesnake outside her home in pittsburg. paul cham percent is live -- chambers is live in eastern contra costa county with the terrifying encontinue -- encounter. >> reporter: we're in the neighborhood where that happened last night. the young chime was doing what any -- child was doing what any young child would be doing the, playing outside. while outside she was bit by a rattlesnake. >> i went to the backyard, where the child was playing. searched the area, took about two minutes and found the snake. placed the snake in a jar. gave it to the helicopter crew to take to the hospital. the toddler was airlifted to -- >> reporter: the toddler wars airlifted -- toddler was airlifted to children's hospital. experts say rattlesnake bites are rare. however, this time of year is when they pop up. as a reminder, you should be extra cautious. >> we live

and right to san pablo and over to san bruno bay view. it looks like it's south of the city here.ng rain, some of the rain has stopped, and the ground is wet. south san francisco it's wet. chris richardson says it's pouring and no thunder yet, heavy downpours, no thunder yet. dublin, pleasanton and san ramon and danville, no rain in walnut creek, san leandro and union city had good rain earlier. daly city to the north of that it's light. i had a couple of lights in mill valley. and walking to glenn park bart, and we had light rain and sprinkling as well. some of the roads are the wet side. you don't want to forget the north bay. things are picking up, back towards marin county. not all is reaching the ground, the pavement is dry and it will pick up in the rain, to the north not as heavy but there is still some wrapping back around, a good line there coming out and yonkville and maybe santa rosa, very mild and muggy and humid today. the source of this moisture up in sierra, nevada, we had a flash flood watch and northeast california. the possibility of heavy downpours, the moisture

la compaÑÍa pg&a podrÍa estar vinculada con el incendio de san bruno. que viviÓ una madre de familia a quienes las autoridades enviaron a un centro de detenciÓn. >> vas a quedarte arrestada. octavio: esas son las palabras que temen decenas de familias que viven en este paÍs. >> a mÍ me llevaron a una prisiÓn. nos encadenan y nos llevan a prisiÓn como si fuÉramos los peores criminales. octavio: fue el pasado 10 de junio cuando lupe realizaba su visita a ice como todos los meses saliÓ algo negativo en su rÉcord, y lo que parecÍa sencillo se complicÓ. la esperanza de ver a sus hijos la mantenÍa fuerte. situaciÓn que compartÍa con otras detenidas. lupe: todas tienen a sus niÑos afuera esperando. algunas dejan a sus niÑos de 2 meses. >> pienso que para ella fue peor porque yo al menos estoy con los niÑos... octavio: afirman que en las condiciones y el trato que se vive dentro de estos centros hace que intentas darte por vencido. lupe: nos tratan como criminales somos familias que trabajamos. octavio: ellos estÁn de nuevo reunidos y esperan que otras familias

ten days days after eight people died in san bruno, all that damage that was done. absolutely disgusting. >> reporter: a year later richard clark was removed from his director's position. >> were you forced out? >> i was forced out of my position as director of consumer protection and safety division absolutely. >> reporter: after accepting a less problem meant position at the puc he eventually decided to retire. >> i read the e-mails and the stories. >> we brought the e-mails and controversy to washington, d.c. and shared the issues with a recognized expert on public utilities and regulatory commissions. >> there's ample reason for the public to insist before it pays another dollar that the culture is turning around. >> reporter: scott hem pling has closely watched the unraveling of power and the investigations that have followed. >> i've never seen this type of intimacy where personal relations and policy decisions have come together. >> reporter: we also asked him to review this e-mail, a complaint raised by a confidential insider and sent to nbc bay area. the e-

he loves uptown funk by bruno mars because we did the video and alex is bruno mars. when i pick up up from school, schools out now he wants to hear the song. so after four or five times when the song is playing the song need batteries and it is out. we're out of batteries. he doesn't know. phonies out of batteries. >> yes. >> number two on the list, by the scary mommy to the come is it is illegal to eat whose dogs every day for lunch. that is a national law you cannot eat hot dogs every day. >> well, you know in my household we only eat car on the dogs. how are you doing sir. we only eat car on the dogs. i frown upon the hot dog. we can't have that in the house. >> is there a certain food he wants to eat all the time and you are like no, all the time, you are not allowed to have it. >> pizza and spaghetti. and we say hey, well listen if you are not good you cannot have that and you cannot see mike with the jelly beans. we do, it is leverage, we use it as leverage. he just got his tonsils out. he eats ice cream and pop sickles. i tell him we all of a should than we ru

days after eight people died in san bruno. all that damage that was done.ting. >> a year later richard clark was removed from his director's position. >> were you forced out? >> i was forced out of my position as director of consumer protection safety position absolutely. >> clark says his refusal to grant pg&e special access ultimately cost him his job after accepting a less prominent position at the puc he eventually decided to retire. >> i've read the e-mails, i've read the stories. >> we brought the e-mails and controversy to washington, d.c. and shared the issues with a recognized expert on public utilities and regulatory commissions. >> there's ample reason for the public to insist before it pays another dollar that the culture is turning around. >> scott has closely watched unraveling of power and investigations that followed. >> i've never seen this type of intimacy where personal relations and policy decisions came together. >> also asked him to review this e-mail a complaint raised by confidential insider and sent to nbc bay area. instead of disci