. >> retired fire investigator chris clark is called to the scene after the the fire is extinguished.he quickly discovers the chain of events that led to the blowout. >> on the night of the incident, the second house up was the house where the first fire engine attended what was reported to the fire service as a gas meter on fire. we could see there had been some electrical activity in and around the corrugated steel supply kit with a tube to the gas meter. if we look closely at this particular one, you can see the small holes in the tube where the electrical overcurrent has melted the tubing and allowed the gas to escape. >> the holes are caused by electric current passing through the stainless steel tube which has a very high resistance and acted like an electrical fuse, basically melting. two houses next door to each other, both with gas meters on fire, unusual circumstances to be sure. but from there, it gets even more unusual from a fire investigator's point of view. >> the fires developed in such a way that the two small fires that are being dealt with. and then within a few min

just got a call from the general council who is worried that richard clark may blind side chris in d.c. >> the utility was successful. >> in removing richard clark as a witness from that senate hearing. >> i was surprised. that that happened. and now to know that it's because pg&e asked for me to be replaced that i was replaced to testify before the senate, that's disgusting. >> what does it say about pgaround e's power and influence? >> aparentally, they get what they asked. >> 426 p.m. on september 28th. >> clark is reading this e-mail. it followed that senate hearing. it's from pg&e's hearing. >> fyi, missed your performance, but my wife loved it. disgusting behavior. 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-mai

>> chris darden blew this case. marcia clarkavily to blowing the case, too, but chris garden blew it. when o.j. was able to walk in front of the jury and say, it's too small, he didn't have to testify because he had already testified in front of the jury, and he wasn't examined. so for us, it was a win-win. >> he appears to have pulled the gloves on, counsel. >> but to juror david aldana, it didn't seem like a big deal. >> so o.j. simpson was right in front of you when he put on that glove. >> he was about two feet away from me. >> what do you remember from that moment? >> you know, a lot of people make a big deal about it. but i was a truck driver. i wear gloves all the time. i know that when my gloves get wet they shrink up. >> after 92 exhausting days of testimony, 58 witnesses and 488 exhibits -- >> we ask the court to receive all of the people's exhibits, and the people rest. >> next -- >> the lapd's laboratory is a cesspool of contamination. >> the defense unleashes a blistering attack. >> how about that, mr. fung? the tea

just got a call from the general counsel who is worried richard clark may blind sighs chris in d.c. >lity was successful. >> executive director california public utility commissions. >> in removing mr. clark as a witness from that hearing. >> i was surprised that that happened. now to know that it was because pg&e asked for me to be replaced, that i was replaced to testify before the senate is disgusting. >> what does that say about pg&e's power and influence in the puc? >> apparently they get what they ask. >> the internal e-mails also revealed more about the once secret culture between pg&e and puc. >> 4:26 p.m. on september 28th. >> reporter: clark is reading this e-mail that followed that senate hearing. it's from pg&e's cherry to the puc's executive director. >> fyi, missed your performance but my wife loved it. response, then i'm planning a torrid affair with her. brian cherry's response me too. disgusting behavior. ten days. days after eight people died in san bruno. all that damage that was done. absolutely disgusting. >> a year later richard clark was removed from his directo

just got a call worried that richard clark may blind side chris. >> reporter: referring to pg&e's president. >> mr. paul clen none executive director -- >> reporter: in removing richard clark as a witness from that senate hearing. i was surprised that that happened and now to know that it was because pg&e asked for me to be replaced that i was replaced to testify before the senate. it's disgusting. >> reporter: what does that say about pg&e's power and influence in the puc? >> apparently they get what they ask. >> reporter: the internal e-mails also reveal more about the ones secret culture between pg&e and the puc. >> 4:26 p.m. on september 28th. >> reporter: clark is reading this e-mail that followed the senate hearing from pg&e's cherry to the puc's executive director. >> fyi, missed your performance but my wife loved it. his response then i'm planning a tore rid affair with her. brian cherry's response, me, too. disgusting behavior. 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 remove

just got a call from the general counsel, who is worried that richard clark may blind side chris in d.cferring to pg&e's president. >> mr. paul clan -- >> reporter: in removing richard clark as a witness in that senate hearing. >> i was surprised that that happened and now to know that it was because pg&e asked for me to be replaced that i was replaced to testify before the senate is disgusting. >> what does that say about pg&e's power and influence in the puc? >> apparently they get what they ask. >> reporter: the internal e-mails also reveal more about the once-secret culture between pg&e and the puc. >> 4:26 p.m. on september 28th -- >> reporter: clark is reading this e-mail. it followed that senate hearing. it's from pg&e's cherry to the executive director. >> fyi. missed your performance but my wife loved it. clannon's response then i'm planning a torrid affair with her. brian sherry's response me too. disgusting behavior. 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

or is mike clark taking over his first ever x games gold? i'm happy to see chris doyle. he's such a natural dirt rider. it's awesome to see him up in that podium spot. what do you think? while we're waiting, everyone is waiting, in your opinion, do you think it's enough to overtake mike clark? >> it's going to be enough? it's a 90! >> our x games dirt bmx gold medallist once again kyle baldock. he makes it three in a row and he ties the previous streak set by corey bohan. three in a row as well. that wraps it up for bmx dirt final. join us for x games extra and continued coverage of austin 2015 by logging on to x games.com. up next, abc "world news." >> now, abc 7 news at 6:00 on your side. anchor: police are trying to figure out if shootings and stabbings could be connected. they all happened in two hours. two of the incidents were blocks from each other. rebecca cooper is live outside police headquarters with the latest on the investigations. rebecca: it was an extremely violent night in the district. police and residents say they don't know why. they don't know whethe

or is mike clark taking over his first ever x games gold? i'm happy to see chris doyle. he's such a natural dirt rider. it's awesome to see him up in that podium spot. what do you think? while we're waiting, everyone is waiting, in your opinion, do you think it's enough to overtake mike clark? >> it's going to be enough? it's a 90! >> our x games dirt bmx gold medallist once again kyle baldock. he makes it three in a row and he ties the previous streak set by corey bohan. three in a row as well. that wraps it up for bmx dirt final. join us for x games extra and continued coverage of austin 2015 by logging on to x games.com. up next, abc "world news." the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people

chris found out more candidates to choose from and more competition. >> working with the community and helping folks especially children. >> reporter: it's a job kirk clarkves. this lieutenant served santa clara police department for nearly two decades. >> you can walk away and leave a smile on their face and their parents. it makes the job even so much more rewarding. i have seen that time after time. >> reporter: in recent years many police agencies across the bay have seen a decrease in applicants. some say the high cost of living is partly to blame as law enforcement job seekers move to other parts of the state to start their career. over in san jose there is a new push to attract high quality candidates, more specifically women who want to serve. >> i think women think more clearly in crisis situations. i think so. >> reporter: yet in sunnyvale a different challenge, finding the right person to fill a position that combines policing, firefighting and emt into one. back in santa clara lieutenant clark says it is all about finding someone who fits. his department among those currently recruiting. >> folks you find applying are truly the ones that do w

chris matthews. the others. host: what political party do you identify with if any? caller: democrat. host: you are a democrat watching msnbc. ok. that is clarkrom merritt island, florida. the research center found that people -- there is not only according to age, but also according to their political party. the center found that the conservatives have a lower level of trust in media sources. they distrust me get more so than the liberals. -- distrust media more than the liberals. the research center also found that those who are consistently conservative candidate to watch fox news in much greater numbers than those that are consistently liberal. they watch msnbc, cnn, or other news sources. fox news is the most popular new source among consistently conservative viewers who were polled by the research center. our next color is broke from georgia. -- caller is brooke from georgia. caller: i typically do not watch television news. if i do it is something like npr or public television. intellihub.com is a good side to gives an alternative viewpoint of what is going on. the young turks, youtube channel. they have good, informative news get i fo

chris bose, his great work. i have to thank my colleagues on the democratic side: liz king and garry leeland creighton green, john clark jonathan epstein, carolyn shuta ozga guz lesa and liz king, once again. let me thank the floor staff. i've come to appreciate more than i ever knew how vital a role they play on both sides of the aisle and i thank them for what they've done. finally, this bill has some extraordinarily good provisions in it. many of them are tough hard, path-breaking provisions that are there because the chairman decided he was going to go all in in many different aspects from acquisition to troop support efforts to incorporating provisions at the commission on pay and retirement, all those things. and i commend him for that. it's just that i think i have to stand and say we've got to fix this issue with respect to the underpinning fundamental budget approach which says we'll let b.c.a. stand for every other agency but we'll be able to exploit in a way this o.c.o. exception, and we'll use it. i think that's not the path we want to pursue. with that, and again with my thanks to the chairman, i would yie