davis hosted a fund raidser to help 18 million women and girls who live in california chairing california commission on status of women girls. the state budget doesn't have any money, again this, year for the agency. >> we got great support today and enthusiastic support. and i think corporate possibilities are a good option for us. >> davis told abc 7 news she hopes to help female veterans in california. >> a study may provide relief if you feel guilty about leaving children in day care. research finds those children did just as well on over all tests as parents who stayed home with a parent or care giver now a second more controversial study by researchers in boston college shows children from disadvantaged families whose mothers returned to work before their child was two years old had lower levels of anxiety and fewer behavioral problem than childrens whose mother dz not work. >> online dating is booming and seems women on the site know what they want. he happens to be younger. women are more likely to show interest in a man who is five times younger than she s age doesn't seem to matter that mu

and that was again, we always set aside a night for the california commission to get together and update and talk and communicate. and again, we do communicate well already. but this is always, it is always good to sit down with the faces and the names and not just be on the phone and be together and that is always valuable and of course, mable and i and other folks were members of panels and so we made presentations of our own. >> we will fill the position of our education out reach person, coordinator. and hopefully as soon as possible. in fact, we would be doing that now, except that the human resources requires us to hire from a set pool that they established. and there is not one. >> so we can't hire until there is a pool. and they are is supposed to be one in the coming months. i believe that if we are careful, we will also be able to fund the vacant investigator position that has been vacant for years and i anticipate that this is enough to do that. the caviot is that we got through the budget hearing of the board and the budget has not been adopted yet. next week after the board

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pay share holidayer money to help itself, forcing to make systems safer but some california public utilities commission employees think they should send the fine to the general fund. >> california high speed rail project took a roll down the tracks today, official as graeed who gets the first $1 billion to start building it. as with many aspects some don't like how that was done, either. >> five dwrupz -- groups were vying for the job to build the 40 miles. no tracks but this lays physical ground work. >> are we comfortable with ability of the contractors to complete this project? >> we have the personnel, and the experience to accomplish it but with increasing public push to keep costs down the rail authority chose the lowest bid a california company based in los angeles county bid $985 million. the selection process has been highly criticized, project leaders changed the bid prog ses to give an edge to cheaper developers. technical scores for safety were weighted, too. the company scored nearly 69%. the rest averaging 80%. >> are you ready to commit to a contractor who is least qualified and least li

rethink possible. >>> tonight ethical questions regarding the president of the california public utilities commissionhe recently accepted a safety award from the unions representing pg&e employees. tony kovaleski was in sacramento for the award presentation. >> a special presentation will be made to the president of the california public utility commission. >> reporter: renee's daughter jessica was one of the eight people killed in the san bruno explosions. >> and his tireless work on systems, reality and safety. >> reporter: she is reading the invitation, a reception for legislators honoring the safety record of michael peavy. >> i find it appalling he is receiving an award for safety. >> reporter: this confidential internal this year found high ranking employees questioning the commitment to safety. >> tony kovaleski just a couple of questions for you. >> reporter: monday evening the coalition of california utility employees, the union representing pg&e workers hosted the reception. >> do you think it's appropriate to be here receiving an award for safety in light you are about to decide on the pen

so the following things both commissions would have to approve the california quality act and the planning commission upon recommendation of the park commission would find that the shadow on the project is not adverse to the planning of that park and plan consistence with the following plan and the board of supervisors would have to adapt a height limit and adopt a special proposed district and final they have to find it consistent with the downtown corporation. and residential parking quantity and to allow curb cuts on missions street. in the time allotted i won't cover everything. the board of supervisors was - it upheld the eir, however, it included concerns about pedestrian safety and shadows. it is modified from the staff report incorporates to the shadow impacts. the height of the project was reduced from 40 feet and the maximum number of units has been reduced. the roof and agricultural appreciation hadn't changed. the staff report reflected the project. the appeal of everyer to the board of supervisors the commission would need to adopt finding under the mitigation and monitoring p

more ethical questions involving the president of the california public utilities commission. for the deadly san bruno explosion. he just accepted a safety award for the union's representing pg and e employees. tony kovaleski was in sacramento for the awards presentation. this has been ongoing and mr. peavy's objectivity. >> yes, it has, raj. it certainly raises more questions. the president has faced accusations of getting too cozy with utilities he regulates. now, a safety award. that just doesn't sit well with at least one san bruno resident. >>. >> a special presentation will be made to michael peavy, president of the california public utility commission. >> renee morales daughter jessica was one of the eight people killed in the san bruno explosion. >> in his tireless work on systems rye liability and safety. >> she's reading the formal invitation, a reception for legislators honoring the safety record of puc president michael peeve ee. >> i find it appalling that he's receiving an award for anything relating to safety. >> in fact, this confidential internal document firs

it's unclear if the parks department will appeal the decision to the california coatle commission. >>> the first time anywhere california academy of sciences has put on public display the larger pacific strirng an octopus so rare and it done have a scientific name. today in the bay's bob redell explains why one biologist has his arms full with the creature with too many arms to count on one hand. >> reporter: getting a rare eight-arm boy to mate with a rare eight-armed girl, that's the easy part. >> mating's happening now. >> reporter: babies keep dying. a little known species discovered. >> can i show it to them in. >> you did. >> reporter: this biologist, who is the number one fan. >> this is kind of if once in a lifetime thing. >> reporter: boggled by a simple question. >> how do we get babies to eat in captivity. >> reporter: he's offered small crustaceans, sea monkeys, nothing's worked. >> when they hatch out there, 2, 3 millimeters got to find something small enough to eat they recognize as food. >> reporter: he wants to see the species thrive because they're unusual. larger pac

today the california coastal commission expected to approve a $2.5 million fine set issalment with theinternet billionaire. he got married in an outdoor ceremony. they reportedly spent millions building an artificial pond and gateway to go with mock ruins of a cottage and castle walls for the big day. clearly an understated event. the coastal commission went after parker for doing construction without having a permit but did allow the wedding to continue. parker will also have to ensure that everything from that kind of "game of thrones" wedding will be cleaned up. >> i thought that was j.t., that wasn't justin timberlake? >> the other j.t. >>> good morning. exciting start for the company despite the fact what the company does is a bit less exciting. the software company works in traffic management, talking internet traffic. the company on the right raised about $125 million in its i.p.o. today is the first day of trading and shares are up by about a third. >>> google continues to wait for a response from the federal government over an open letter sent to the justice department. google

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california coastal commission posted pictures claiming parker graded land for dance floor and built bridgesand artificial lake all without the proper permit. parker says the restructuring of the redwood forest was an act of love. he claims conservation is a large part of the life. he does admit to spending 4 and half million dollars to prep the site. >> how can do you that work. >> you saw what he did. quite a lot. >> let's talk about the weathe weather. >> sandy is getting warmer. >> i hope deed it is. summer is coming about two week early today. temperatures warm into the mid 80's and warm east inland valley. low 90 only in apartment i don't care. koypingter 50's to low 60's and as you look at live doppler 7 hd see the coast pretty socked in. fog out towards oakland in towards santa rosa and hayward. view of the fog from our exploring camera sky line of san francisco. this is what it is going to look like first thing tomorrow morning. so watch out for possible pockets of dense fog by morning exploratorium fwaechlt oakland 55. it is currently 58 degrees in san jose and 57 in santa cruz. go

parker has agreed to a $2.5 million settlement, with the california coastal commission that will go towardsing trails and conservation grants. >> good the money is going to a good cause to keep that area gorgeous and it couldn't have been a better time to see it than this weekend and next weekend. >> good day for a $10 million wedding too. >>> is there a bad day for a $10 million wedding? >> i don't think so. >>> one saturday in the mid-90s away from the water, this saturday, in the triple dings. behind the struggling bay lights, we will all wake up cloudy, redwood city, 52, livermore, 53. mill valley, micro climate stop had the pleasure of stopping by, strawberry hill elementary. awesome first graders. sunshine high of 70, wednesday, milder, 73. temperatures down from where we were over the weekend on shore flow is back all that cloud cover, working its way back inland. same ridge of high pressure that gave us the heat over the weekend, sagged south and now on shore flow is back we live next to the world's largest refrigerator. when we get a flow from there it will be chilly when we get th

california coastal commission posted pictures claiming parker graded land for dance floor and built bridgescial lake all without the proper permit. parker says the restructuring of the redwood forest was an act of love. he claims conservation is a large part of the life. he does admit to spending 4 and half million dollars to prep the site. >> how can do you that work. >> you saw what he did. quite a lot. >> let's talk about the weathe weather. >> sandy is getting warmer. >> i hope deed it is. summer is coming about two week early today. temperatures warm into the mid 80's and warm east inland valley. low 90 only in apartment i don't care. koypingter 50's to low 60's and as you look at live doppler 7 hd see the coast pretty socked in. fog out towards oakland in towards santa rosa and hayward. view of the fog from our exploring camera sky line of san francisco. this is what it is going to look like first thing tomorrow morning. so watch out for possible pockets of dense fog by morning exploratorium fwaechlt oakland 55. it is currently 58 degrees in san jose and 57 in santa cruz. golden gate

. >> this neighborhood tries to rebuild, the story of a big shake up at the california public utilities commission. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ inatrole in the san bruno pipeline explosion. ktvu's mike mibach has more. >> reporter: we got to talk about the timing because tomorrow is the deadline to submit arguments in regards to how much pg&e should be fined. here we are talking about how four attorneys are no longer assigned to the case. three years later residents continue to try to rebuild. >> reporter: the signs are here. new back splash. new landscape. new homes. san bruno is rebuilding and the politics tied to the explosion that brought it down is resurfacing. the city manager. >> what we know is that there is massive turmoil inside o

. >> reporter: andy foster is the executive officer of the california state athletic commission.he oversees all fighting sports in the golden state. after watching video from a similar tournament, which a kid accidentally took a blow to the head he stopped that tournament. he says kids have no business being cage fighters. and you come at this from a position of knowledge? you're familiar with this sport? >> that is correct, i was a previously mixed martial artist and amateur boxer. i feel like i'm well versed in martial arts and i don't believe in what i saw. >> reporter: what is it you worry about? >> i worry about the safety of the children. >> reporter: about six million girls and boys practice one form or another learning valuable lessons of discipline and physical fitness. >> i'm okay with them practicing with their coaches. but when they step into a competitive area and use full compact blows to damage the other person, that is how they win, it comes as a problem. >> reporter: but the inspiration these days is not the karate kid, it is contests like the ultimate fighting c

california coastal commission posted pictures claiming parker graded land for dance floor and built bridgesand artificial lake all without the proper permit. parker says the restructuring of the redwood forest was an act of love. he claims conservation is a large part of the life. he does admit to spending 4 and half million dollars to prep the site. >> how can do you that work. >> you saw what he did. quite a lot. >> let's talk about the weathe weather. >> sandy is getting warmer. >> i hope deed it is. summer is coming about two week early today. temperatures warm into the mid 80's and warm east inland valley. low 90 only in apartment i don't care. koypingter 50's to low 60's and as you look at live doppler 7 hd see the coast pretty socked in. fog out towards oakland in towards santa rosa and hayward. view of the fog from our exploring camera sky line of san francisco. this is what it is going to look like first thing tomorrow morning. so watch out for possible pockets of dense fog by morning exploratorium fwaechlt oakland 55. it is currently 58 degrees in san jose and 57 in santa cruz. go

the california coastal commission expected to approve a $2.5 million fine settlement with the internet billionaire. parker recently got married in an outdoor ceremony in big sur, constructing artificial pond gateway, mock ruins of a cottage and a castle with big walls for the big day. no doubt understated event. the commission went after parker for doing construct without having a permit but allowed the wedding to continue as planned. don't want to break anybody's hearts. in addition to the fine parker will also have to clean up everything. when you have a castle stuff can be messy. >> or hire people and clean it up there. >>> silicon valley companies waiting for an answer after writing letters of the nationwide's spying program. >> considering they're asking to be allowed to spill secrets it does not seem likely. google facebook microsoft sent letters to washington asking that they be allowed to be more transparent about data they're forced to give the spy agency through court requests. google in its open letter asked at very least it be allowed to tell the public how many requests it

that's not the end of it because the parks department is going to take the request to the california coastal commission. >>> well, julie, it was a beautiful day to go to the beach, sunny, clear and gorgeous. >> although i have been here so i wouldn't know. >> stuck inside. >> we have weathercam was to look at. doing double duty today from consumer to weather. it's a great day to do it because the forecast is beautiful. mild temperatures, breezy out there. let's go ahead and take a look at the weather headlines for today. as you know, paul is on vacation. and here's a look at what he has left behind. breezy conditions as we move on into the evening hours with some coastal clouds building in. but then we will see some clearing early on tomorrow and even warmer tomorrow. summer arrives, yes, tomorrow evening at 10:04 p.m. and in the meantime here's a live look outside at golden gate bridge where conditions are very pleasant. and temperatures areawide topping out in the upper 70s to near 80 for warm locations. concord 76, oakland 68, livermore 73, 70 san jose and santa rosa flirting with 80 degrees. we'll

according to san bruno city officials for california public utilities commission's lawyers quit. there were the commission's man's expert on the 2010 blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. several city officials are now calling on said attorney-general to of the reasons behind the resignation. this news comes as an agency was to decide a fine for pg&e which owns the pipeline. eight investigators a recall for pg&e to be fined 2.2 $5 billion. >> police say crime for oakland continued to spill into the city of san leandro. but recently investigators tell kron fours phillipe djgeal that an emphasis on getting a step ahead kron was leading to a reduction crime pric. >> police are giving prince intensifier to pass along to their neighbors \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / >> s f p d released a statement which it did not directly address the is a study which was a 2001 to 2010-- >> and newly released nationwide aclu report says african-americans are more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession that caucasians. the aclu says that in 2010190 to african- americ

. >>> there are allegations of disarray at the california public utilities commission tonight after four key attorneys investigating pg and e's involvement asked to be re-a signed. >> the signs are heir -- reassigned. >> new landscape, new homes. >> san bruno's city manager, connie jackson, what we know is there massive term i'll. >> foururmoil. >> four attorneys investigating into the comploez have explosion have asked to be re-a signed. >> they have a professional obligation to abide certain standards. >> the penalty proposed, yesterday the safety division recommended that the penalty go direct lee to safety improvements and not into the fund. >> they get the tax benefit of those, as well. >> one of the four attorneys explain idea he did so in an e-mail saying they were unlawful and contrary to what we have accomplished. >> there's no justice in this. >> a spokesperson told me the attorneys had not been fired, that they had been asked to be reassigned. >> a judge will rule on the penalty late this summer. >>> san jose leaders plan to attend a prayer vigil to remember recent violence vi

. >> the california public utilities commission denied accusations made by the city of san bruno. officials claim cpuc removed attorneys working on figuring out penalties pg&e would face. >> over three years, they've developed expertise in minute details in this case which is important to the outcome. >> the public utilities commission saying those lawyers asked to be reassigned. the agency file aid brief today responding to pg&e appeal of the amount it's being fined. pg&e faces a.25 billion penalty. >> the search for a gunman after police in hayward witd a shooting. no one was hurt and the gunman and intended victim got away. it was placed on lock down after the gunfire as a precaution. in vallejo police investigating a deadly shooting involve wung of they're own that happened on a large boat. authorities say an officer was responding to a call of a violent fight on harbor way. when a man pointed a gun at the officer. police say he was living on the boat. >> former santa clara supervisor is facing charges tonight because of an illegal campaign flyer. he was arrested after prosecu

according to san bruno city officials, four california publictiliti commission lawyers quit. they were the commisisons main experts on the 2010 blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >> pam: calling on the state attorney general to examine the reasons behind the resignations. this news comes as the agency was to decide a fine for p-g-and- e. which owns the pipeline. driving again. >> pam: the loss angeles times report that it was a wider probe into corporate corruption. the fbi had to search warrants one for calderon office in sacramento and the other for the officer of the latino legislative office in which water mark is a member. >> pam: the not so sweet sound of an economic recovery. traffic backed up and april was up in april up to 10 percent nationwide 22% in san francisco and 24 by% in san jose. the seventh most most congested roads in the country. the average driver is stopped in traffic nearly three hours each month 33 hours each year proved the city is third in the country behind los angeles and honolulu and tent and the world. san francisco waste mor

tries to rebuilding the story of the big cheesecake up at the -- shake up at the california public utilities commissionn us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> oracle was back on the water today, what could lead to a change to america's cup on san francisco bay. >>> there are new questions about whether the america's cup competition will start next month as planned. there are also reports the number of races could be reduced to five because it is unclear if one of the four teams competing will be ready by july 8. artimus is still building a second catamaran following an accident last month that killed a team member and destroyed their byte -- their boat. >>> mark is here now with sports. >> the baseball draft doesn't get the attention the nfl and the nba draft does but to everybody in baseball this is a big deal. little extra focus because it is a stanford man going as the number one pick, he goes to the worse team in baseball, the astros select him. 6'4" right hander, 200 pounds. a 95 mile-an-hour fastball. funny story, he turned down $3.8 million last year after his juni

according to the city officials, four california public utility commission lawyers quit.e of them is saying he resigned because he disagreed with the manager's handling of the case. attorney robert cagan called it against pgne unlawful. the legal team made up the commission's main experts on the blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >>> the number of victims of the hepatitis a outbreak continue to grow tonight. at least four cases are now confirmed in the bay area. the newest case is in santa cruz county. the latest reports are due to that frozen berry blend sold at costco. they sold 333,000 packages of the product. they will reimburse the vaccinations for the people who bought the berries. >>> tropical storm andrea is making its way up the east coast. these are images from florida. the rough waves and the winds. it made landfall at 65 miles per hour but it is not likely to reach hurricane strength, but it is causing damage in florida sending at least one person to the hospital. the high winds at the storm were enough to uproot trees. it will extend up th

pg&e is already a mandate by the california public utilities commission. so while you bring very important concerns, i would ask that you not oppose this particularly, since the permit that led to this easement requires all of our licensees to conform with city practices. so including ordinances. they have to comply with law. it doesn't specify the particular local hiring ordinance that you mentioned, but there is a blanket compliance with law component that mandates pg&e as any of our other licensees. so in the interest of getting a pipeline safety project done as we would ask other entitis to respect our own pipelines projects, i ask that we approve this because we're going -- this needs to go to the board of supervisors and we're facing the board of supervisors' august recess. thank you. >> can i also point out that i know that this is one of pg&e's high-priorities is this gas line and they have been in constant conversation with us at the puc and also in the mayor's office, because this is a commitment that they wanted to make. so i would just stress t

the california public utilities commission will be holding a public hearing tonight discussing that proposed increase. it starts at 7:00 p.m. in the city council chambers at oakland city hall. >>> new this morning, fire investigators trying to figure out what sparked a brushfire in antioch overnight. fire broke out before 11:00 last night near wilbur avenue and minaker drive. took crews an hour to knock down the flames. in all, 15 acres burned. no reports of injuries. no buildings were damaged. >>> people in the south bay may notice smoke in the air near milpitas. it's all part of a firefighting exercise. crews from several agencies including the santa clara county fire department taking part in a live fire exercise at ed levin county park. the exercise a culmination of a four-day training event. crews practice using fire as defensive tool in fighting much larger, more dangerous wildfires. >>> let's see if we'll have winds today if it will carry the smoke out there as well. >> good wednesday to you. want to help you get started. help you get your day going right. calm winds continue right no

the audit was ordered by the california public utilities commission. a pg&e spokeswoman says the company disputes some of the audit's findings. >>> a standoff between longshoremen and the port of oakland over who will unload a controversial a contrabarge continues. it's in the waters off the port. more than 100 longshoremen gathered last night and turned the barge away. they say it's their jurisdiction to unload it and their plore, pacific maritime soaks is trying to skirt the rules. the company recently changed policies to say barges are not vessels that require unloading by union workers. >> we're supposed to push it this far. it was a matter of four or six men for four hours. that was would have been the end of it. instead they insisted to push this and push it. >> the operator of the barge is not getting involved. according to the union the barge says the company and union should settle the conflict. >>> the polls are open in santa clara county. voters are deciding who will take over as county supervisor seat left empty by a politician convicted of

the california public utilities commission will hold two public hearings today.th were going to be held in san jose at the alfred al quest building, on passe yo desan antonio and second street in san jose. >>> skate verse a brand new place to pratt flicks time for summer. always wear a helmet. you know my motto, marla, safety third. a brand new skate park is officially opening up in fremont today, the one-acre, $2.2 million park is located off of paseo pottery parkway near the aqua adventure water park. that park includes street course anduy bowl features as well as staircases with what the cool kids call the genuine hand rails. i have no idea what that means, i'm sure it's great. now, while the skate park has been open for a few weeks now, an official ribbon cutting ceremony is set today at 5 p.m. >>> for the very first time any where the california academy of sciences has put the larger pacific stripes on public display. >> that is? >> an octopus so rare, doesn't have a scientific name yet. you know what, that is the least of the academy's concerns. >> nbc bay

the bar also has a valid liquor license with the california alcohol beverage commission and no code citations with the city of san jose. the city just renewed his conditional use permit. >> i went to city council chambers to address any citizen concern about our operation. unfortunately i was the only person present. >> reporter: now, san jose police records show that there were several other fights that broke out during the investigation into the stabbing. in the addition to the stabbing suspect, other people were taken into custody for assault and for ab instructing an vapgs. a z for that fence that was blocking off the parking lot around the bar, we are checking to see if there are any permitting requirements related to that that were broken. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> tonight fire investigators are trying to figure out what start add fire that destroyed aa home. the sunnyvale fire department arrived around 3:00 this morning to find a mobile home burning. a downed power line forced firefighters to keep their distance. they still managed to knock it down in less than 30 minutes. f

the california fair political practices commission has announced that it will investigate the failuref the san francisco city librarian to report gift funds of a great deal more money. the city librarian's economic disclosure disclosed no gifts and the forms 801 don't exist at all. they provide a discretionary fund and the city librarian spent a 69,000 and spent on show rooms and trips and furnishings. the board of supervisors would never investigate this because it's a part of a much greater conversion of public resources into the hands of private corporate philanthropy. what is meant that private assets is a mother's milk of politics. this is what happens when public -- there is no accountability for the private money, how it is raised or where it goes and there is no accountability for the sunshine and ethics violation that allows them to operate with impunity. david chiu for having me arrested are the lies cost more than the money. >> next speaker? director of san francisco. i would i would like this to remain on. public records request indicate from 2008-2013. city librarian rece

the california public utilities commission released details that frank lindh, who was working as thetorney for the c-p-u-c , was in fact a former attorney for p-g-and- e. lindh reportedly disagreed with other attorneys on the investigation about how much money p-g and- e should be fined for the deadly explosion. those attorneys who were the main experts on case were removed. but following lindh's departure from the case, they will now be put back on the investigation. berkeley police are searching for a man who they say sexually assaulted a woman inside her home. police say john anthony martin prowled through several rooms in a residential building on piedmont avenue before walking into a woman's bedroom. they say martin touched the woman in an inappropriate way. the victim woke up and started yelling and martin ran away. the suspect is described as six-feet six-inches tall, 280 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. >>erica: it is going to be a hot one today. already seen nine these by noon indicating by red. that's a lot of you in the north bay, delta and possibly out in livermore.

we contacted both california public utilities commission, cpuc and contractor state license board. cpuc accuses of prachl misrepresenting itself. that is a state program offering energy savings through rebates and upgrades. the cpuc demanded the program stop using the name immediately. in a letter wrote this letter constitutes the public utilities commission demand that you cease using the name energy upgrade and any, or all related markets. the company's web site has been since taken down. the phone number, disconnected. arma is trying to get needs in order it was scary. sounded like someone dropped a bomb. >> she's talking about a heating great cover that fell from the ceiling also knocked off her light fixture. >> just fell down, glanced everywhere. >> the great and heating unit was installed by a company based in roseville. closing in january paying the program for reeferals. the contractor state license board contacted central about the incident and central replaced the great. the board investigated the relationship with the energy upgrade program. >> evidence we have now does

city officials blaem the -- claim the california public utilities commission reassigned lawyers forced them to resign, or fired them. >> disarray inside troubles us greatly. we're concerned a just outcome can be obtained at this point. >> cpuc saying those attorneys asked to be reassigned to other matters and requests were granted. pg&e faces two and a quarter billion dollars in proposed penalties. >> some developing news from the east bay. a mother injured in a crash that killed her 3-year-old son also died. the car slammed in a tree yesterday in fremont. the driver gilbert gill lost control. police say he was speeding. his wife rescued from the wreckage but she died at the hospital today. their 3-year-old son was thrown from the car. gilbert gill remains in stable condition tonight. >> some tense moments near a hayward school. officers conducted a search for a gunman after officers witnessed a shooting. police blocked off streets and locked down the school as a precaution. >> a woman who contracted hepatitis a says she was trying to get into better shape by eating more are healthful

, with funding from the public utilities commission, the san francisco public utilities commission, the california state coastal conservancy and the san francisco bay trail project and a great deal of resources from the port' capital fund and staff time and resources. we undertook the restoration at heron's head park by removing thousands of tons of the fill material originally placed to create new wetlands areas with the exception of tires pulled from the fill all the rest of the material was either recycled or reused on-site and we created five new acres of tidal salt marsh in addition to those acres that were established naturally and created a new 14 acre park with amenities included a fishing pier, a trail, benches, interpretive signs and some landscaping. so -- this formerly abandoned land reopens to the public as heron's head park and since then heron's head has become a pressure raisers to environmentalists, the neighborhoods, students, teachers, walkers, workers in the immediate area. heron's head is visited not only for members of the local community but people throughout the area, from

according to the sambar no city officials, four california public utilities commission's lawyers quitey were the commission and's main experts on the 2010 blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. san bruno city officials are now calling on of the state attorney general to look into the reason behind the resignations. the news comes as the agency will was to decide a fine for pg&e which owns the pipeline. it is the investigators recently called for pg&e to be fined 2.2 $5 billion. >> customers are worried after pharmacy employees who worked at 2 east bay target stores test positive for hepatitis a. the employee were to the pharmacy at both be in hayward and san leandro target stores 8 the contaminated, and now recalled, the towns and farms of berries from costco. had a sentence did not start showing up until about two weeks after being exposed. according to the world health organization, nationally 26 of the 49 sicken people have been hospitalized. the victims ranged in age from two years old to 71. here in the bay area there at least three confirmed illnesses. >> the fir

parker has agreed to pay $2.5 million settlement with the california coastal commission. >> which is chump change because what did he spend like $12 million for the wedding? >> he spent a lot. >> there you go. >>> coming up, tim lincecum back in vintage form. we have some highlights from at&t. >> yes. plus go big or go home. the grand slam hit that makes our play of the day. the toronto blue jays. the's father caught a foul to him, before giv >>> a young san francisco giants fan was upset last night even though his team beat the blue jays. his father caught a foul ball, gave it to his son and he had to share it with his brother. he wasn't happy. looks like it may have ruined the entire evening with that news. oh. look. >> better get another one, dad. >> i don't want to share with my brother. >> that's when you buy a brand- new ball. >> that's when you take it away from both of them. >> tough mom. >> your daughter is online 5. >> i know. >>> melky cabrera returned to at&t park for the first time since his suspension last season when he was a giant and got mixed reaction from the fans.

. >> california citizens compensation commission voted to restore cuts it made during the reserks increasing salaries by 5%. meaning the governor earning $174,000 and lawmakers going up to $95,000 but not everyone wanted to give many lawmakers a raise. >> if they do well, ask improve we have something that says it's okay to provide them with the raise. until that happens i have to stand by ground. >> most taking 32,000s ndz per diem payments. legislatures are the highest paid in the country. >> tonight firefighters training for the meat of the fire season. it's already off to an earlly and bad start. with the 4th of july coming up, everyone expecting problems of course. abc 7 news in san jose tonight with people who fight the flames are getting ready. >> major grass fires and danger of more wildfires could rise as 4th of july approach autos sometimes i see kids going up to the parks where it's a dry area, they light fire works. you know? it's so dry like that, everything is going to just burn. >> the sale is illegal in san jose but are available in nearby cities from newark and union city, t