now the cpc is not happywith pg e's violated and feel it has state regulations. >>the utility can be fined up to a $100,000 for each violation live the newsroomdan kerman kron 4 news dan thank you a 45 year-old vacaville woman died from complications related to vaping. >>at a mare county hospital on friday. kron four's maeen kelly still conducting tests to try to determine at kind of vaping products s was using. >>th is the first vaping-related death here in the bay area and e 4th in california. the marine county coroner has identified the victim as 45 year-old anda are conti a vacaville, although she did live here in maine part time, according to the coty's health officer. he says previously healthy just days before showinup at a local hospital on thursday, she went to the emergency departments. >>within a few hours was put on areathing machine sent into the i c u. developed acute respiratory distress syndro. really withia matter of hours. >>there been more than 2000 vaping-related inesses 40 people ationwide at least have died. well a small fraction of these ca

but the cpc isn't taking eir wo for it.ollowing a series of like the public safety power shutoff roughout northern california. >>the california public utilities commission has launched an invtigation to determine of pacific gas and electr a the states other investor on utilitie we're following state regulations and requirements when it comes to preparing for in instigating shut offs. >>these sustain psps events can the. >>the new normal for california. >>the unanimousote to launch investigation me after various members of the public called for an end to the power shut-offs. >>recommend re send the psps basically we were sent back into the dark ages. we lost electricity, our cell ones could not get code red whatever cannot make a call out or text out. >>in response to the investigation. pg e says while we recognize that the scope of these events is unsustainable in the long term. it was the correct decision for safety. gien the lge scale historic weather events and in suing uipment damage that unfolded across our service are

>>now the cpc's voted to launch an investigation to determine of pacific gas and electric and the state's other investor owned utilities are following state regulations and requirements when it comes to preparing for instigating shut offs. >>it is imperative that we do more to mitigate well there are risks and reduce the use of psps in the future. >>in response to the investigation. pg e says while we recognize that the scope of these events is unsustainable in the long term. it was the correct decision for safety. given the large scale historic weather events. an ensuing equipment damage that unfolded across our service area. in a separate action, the california public utilities commission has ruled pg nima show cause why it should not be sanctioned for failing to properly communicate with its customers coordinate with local governments and communicate with critical facilities and public safety partners during the recent shut offs the cpu see says that resulted in a risk to public safety. pg knee responds well, we recognize there are areas of our safety shut off operations and communicat

>>now the cpc's voted to launch an investigation to determine of pacific gas and electric and the state's other investor owned utilities are following state regulations and requirements when it comes to preparing for instigating shut offs. >>it is imperative that we do more to itigate. and reduce the use of psps in the future. >>in response to the investigation. pg e says while we recognize that the scope of these events is unsustainable in the long term. it was the correct decision for safety. given the large scale historic weather events. an ensuing equipment damage that unfolded across our service area. in a separate action, the california public utilities commission has ruled pg nima show cause why it should not be sanctioned for failing to properly communicate with its customers coordinate with local governments and communicate with critical facilities and public safety partners during the recent shut offs the cpu see says that resulted in a risk to public safety. pg knee responds well, we recognize there are areas of our safety shut off operations and communications that we must con

effort to implement the cpu sees reirements in executing the public safety power shutoff events if the cpc is not tisfied with fiji's answers and believes they have olated state requirements. >>ey can be fined up to a $100,000 for ch viotion. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>as state regulators launched an investigation intog e's power shut off state senator sct wiener of san francisco wants to make the genie a publicly owned utility wiener's proposal comes as several local governments across northern alifornia to purchase and take control of pg e's equipment wiener says he's still worki out details of the bill but he says the genie's assets could stay togeher or be broken up into different public utilities across the state. we're is a member of the committee calling regulors in pg e leaders to the capitol next week for investigated hearings. >>we have new details tonight. this house this house is in or renda it is where a shooting at a halloween party left 5 people dead. now we know a complaint filed with the city back in february shows the owners advertise the house on aibnb for parties with up

it's the cpc is not satisfied with pg e's answers and believes they have violated state requirements. >>they can be fined up to a $100,000 for each violation. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and state regulators investigate pg e's power shut off states or a state senator scott wiener of san francisco wants to make sure the utility is a publicly owned one wiener's proposal comes as several local governments across northern california aim to purchase and take control of pg e's equipment wynter says he still working out details of the bill but says pg e's assets could stay together or be broken up into different public utilities across the state. the winner is a member of a committee calling regulators in pg e leaders to the capitol next week before an investigative hearing. >>happening today, vice mipresident mike pence and sand and his wife, karen we'll speak he here in the bay area they are going to visit mountain view, participating in a trump fund raising event. i'm karen pence is also going to be meeting with the coast guard alameda where she will speak with military spouses. and other n

it's the cpc is not satisfied with pg e's answers and believes they have violated state equirements. >>they can be fined up to a $100,000 for each violation. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and state regulators investigate pg needs to shut off state senator scott wiener of san francisco wants to make pgd a publicly owned utility wiener's plan comes as several local governments across northern california him to purchase and take control of pg e's equipment. winner says he's still working out the details of the bill but says that pg e's assets could stay together or the broken up into different public utilities across the state. >>we're going to take a look at the new homeless shelter that set to open in the east bay more on that in a minute. here's a live look outside of the san mateo bridge where traffic certainly is building as we get deeper into the morning commute robin following a couple of hot spots. we'll get the update from her in a moment and rebecca talking much cooler day today overall we'll get the full forecast in just a minute. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to

cpc is the planning group, which is comprised of all city departments. that sort of looks at all of the capital investments for the next 10 years, for the entire city, not just for rec park, transportation, health, and all the other sectors. >> and the b.o.s. >> board of supervisors. >> i'm not hot on all these acronyms, but i will be by the time this is over. one of the things i like to do through our committee is get a point of contact for the port of commission at some point. so aside from that, that would be great. point of contact for the port commission. thank you. >> yes. >> one question on the 2000 bond. this is just for edification. this is a bond i'm the liaison for. it says on page 3, under program management, second bullet point, staff reappropriated $5.6 billion in remainders of completed projects into a master project for subsequent allocation. do you have to go to the board of supervisors? >> antonio? >> yes, we did. the 2000 bond was held at the project level. so for the specific projects, it was what's known as the deappropriation, reapp

although cpc's are continuing to decline a little bit, overall paid clicks our way up.nally, traffic acquisition costs have continued to stabilize. they picked earlier this year. they have dropped slightly since then. i think that is a really good sign for the bottom line on their ad business. taylor: we have talked a lot about the ad business. last week, we sat here and said the same thing about amazon. but that ad business is so strong for that company. it is a lever they can pull. how much are is google and alphabet's ad business or is there still more levers they can pull? >> google search has room to grow. peers.e still trailing as a result show, it continues to be a very valuable franchise for the company and they are the market share leaders. we expect the momentum to continue. with amazon and google side-by-side, they are switching roles, where advertising will come at the forefront for amazon going forward is a cloud business faces large numbers while google will start showing results on the cloud front. you will see this dynamic play out, which really plays we

>> are the to do that except the cpc -- >> i will forward it to you then. >> he's the one who manages the vaccine -- >> we can reassure the folks back home that we are paying attention, you are taking care of their best interest. >> in terms of what we do at cdc, we monitor influenza around the globe, especially the swine influenza viruses emerging around the globe. we do that through laboratories and detect dose and take the information and use it in the influenza risk assessment tool. you can get on your browser and see a graph of where we have ranked these concerning potential pandemic virus in that graph. with that, work with the rest of the agency, should be made into vaccine candidates which should be made into vaccines and stockpiles so with that, we have made decisions about the best stockpile so the u.s. is prepared. many of those vaccines, it's in the vaccine stockpile. it may be enough to vaccinate to first responders and few small risk groups but these virus continue to be contained. it's important for us to find new vaccine technologies so the vaccine stockpile isn't some

legislation to domestic terrorism, but quite clearly the bureau would have the lead, so i view and cpcs being in support. so we have a lot of things we can do and staffs working on parameters and things like addressing issues of radicalization and mobilization. we have done a lot of work with our partners on the international terrorism side. it is clear that the process looks alike in terms of using social media and the internet and so forth, so we are broadening our efforts there so we can get that information to our state and local partners . where i think there is value is working with partners around the globe. everyone is struggling with this problem right now, trying to deal with it. we can bring a lot of analytic horsepower and collection to the international problem set. that helps the bureau. >> thank you. i see that i am over time. i don't know if the director would like to comment or take it up. >> the short version, we are looking hard at some trend of, for example white supremacists or neo-nazis here connecting through social media with individuals overseas and in some cas