---"fema" Ólo reembolsara 75% de los gastos relacionados con las labores de los bomberos para sofocaras llamas.---el alcalde de san bruno se reunira con funcionarios federales para pedir otro tipo de ayuda del gobierno estadounidense, y el gobernador de california tiene 30 dias para decidir si apela o no la decision tomada por "fema". ---entre tanto, el Úmero de Íctimas mortales de la explosÓn de gas natural en

---"fema" Ólo reembolsara 75% de los gastos relacionados con las labores de los bomberos para sofocaros federales para pedir otro tipo de ayuda del gobierno estadounidense, y el gobernador de california tiene 30 dias para decidir si apela o no la decision tomada por "fema". ---entre tanto, el Úmero de Íctimas mortales de la explosÓn de gas natural en san bruno aumenÓ tras la muerte de un hombre de 58 aÑos. ---a casi tres semanas del devastador incendio, el Édico forense del condado de san mateo confirÓ la muerte de "james franco", un residente de la calle "glenview" que estuvo internado desde la explosion del pasado 9 de septiembre con quemaduras graves.---el seÑor "franco" fallecÓ el domingo por la maÑana. ---tres personas latinas sufrieron heridas a causa de un incendio en elÁrea de "baypoint", en el condado de contra costa.---los tres lesionados recibieron tratamiento Édico por inhalacion humo.---aunque los bomberos extinguieron las llamas del incendio en media hora, el inmueble sufrÓ daÑos severos, por lo que los nueve residentes tendÁn que encontrar otro lugar donde vivir.---los

let's go to fema headquarters in washington, d.c. craig fewgait is the administrator of fema.anks for joining us. fema got kind of a bad name in katrina. have we overcome that? is fema ready able and willing to tackle whatever occurs here? >> i think we are, mr. king. we were moving folks in several days before the hurricane ever got up to the coast. we've been working with governor purder perdue's teams there. we have teams in all the coastal states ready to support them, up to the new england states. we're not going to wait till things get bad. we've got supplies going into fort bragg in case they're needed. down in north carolina. we have supplyies going to massachusetts in case they're needed there. our role is to support the governors. if we think they need it, we're going to make sure it's ready to go. >> larry: the president signed an emergency declaration for north carolina. what does that mean? >> what it does for the governor here, it helps her for the cost of the response. provides up to 75% federal dollars to support that. as well as being able to provide direct fe

of fema. thanks for joining us. fema got the bad name in katrina. have we overcome that? is fema ready, willing and able to attack whatever comes here? >> i think we are. we were moving before the hurricane ever got up to the coast. working with governor perdue's teams there. we have teams in all of the coastal states, ready to support them all the way up to the new england state. so, we're not going to wait until things get bad. we've got supplies already going into ft. bragg in case they're needed down in north carolina. we have supplies in massachusetts in case we need it there. our role is to support the governors but we're not going to wait for them to ask for help. if we think they need it we'll make sure it's ready to go. >> larry: the president signed an emergency declaration for north carolina. what does that mean? >> what it does for the governor there, it helps her with the cost of this response, particularly some of the local cost of the evacuation, provides up to 75% federal dolla

is fema a different organization than it was five years ago? >> i think it's very much a different organization. but we never quit trying to get better. the lessons learned from katrina cannot be forgotten and as we face hurricane earl, again, some of these lessons are can aming into play now, particularly where congress gave us newer thorities in 2006, the post-katrina emergency management format clarifies fema would not have to wait until a governor declared a disaster to request assistance from the president to start getting ready inspect this case i think it is really paying off. we're not sure which states are going to get hit, so we can't wait to find out and wait for those requests. we had to get ready just in case across entire east coast as we did this past weekend in puerto rico and v.i., and congress gave people fema new authorities to make sure we're prepared to support governors without waiting for them to be overwhelmed in a disaster. >> lehrer: are you keeping president obama informed about what's going on? >> yes, sir. i talked

the state received a letter from fema denying its request for aid.ever, fema will reimburse the state for up to 75% of the firefighting expenses. >>> a federal judge has blocked the execution of convicted killer albert greenwood brown. the judge says he wants more time to reviewed lethal injection process used at san quentin prison. if brown is not put to death this week, his execution would not happen until sometime next year. >>> democrat jerry brown was a winner just by a whisker. that's according to an eyewitness news poll conducted last night after the first gubernatorial debate. 40% of those polled felt brown won with republican meg whitman close behind at 37% well within the margin of error. the remaining 23% felt there was no clear winner at uc- davis. >>> all right. 5:22. up next time to start thinking about holiday shopping. really? ?? the hottest toys this year and it won't break your bank. we promise. [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perh

fema will reimburse the state for up to 75% of firefighting costs. jackie spears thinks the state will appeal fema's decision. >>> an eighth person has died a is a result of that explosion in san bruno. 58-year-old james fran co suffered severe burns. he was taken off life support yesterday at ucsf. abc7's lisa amin gulezian reports on the latest life lost in the tragedy. >> james franco or jimmy as his friends call him is described as generous, funny and loyal. he has now become the eighth person to die from the san bruno explosion. >> franco worked for a pest control company. the epicenter was 200 yards, just three houses away. and on september 9th, jimmy franco ran for his life. i >>- q. -- >> i went back up and that's when fran co was coming back down. >> he owns the three-story house franco called home. he helped the 58-year-old escape from the burning building. the front door was surrounded by flames. they went out the back, but a fence got in the way. >> i had to jump over it, but he couldn't. i went back and knocked down the fence that way he

fema approved the money after cleaning up from storms. we got off to a foggy start this morning and for the most part, that's lifted. take a live look at the inner harbor. you can see, this is from sky eye chopper 13. you can see a low ceiling out there and everyone's concerned about what to expect for the

. >> fema we are going to have fema assessor's here on monday to start assessing the damage and uninsured loss to both individuals and public infrastructure. >> grant announced today from fema will help cover the cost of fighting the the fire which burned for hours so intensely. firefighters were simply unable to douse the flames of this massive gas fueled fire we have the report on the trouble they encountered. >> i have been in the service for 31 years and never seen anything like this. >> san bruno fire chief says as soon as firefighters arrived on scene the first steps were to good door to door and save lives and try to control this out of control gas fire. >> we fate natural gas fires all the time but not with a 30 inch main line. these flames lines were probably 70 feet in the air and there was tremendous amount of heat. >>reporter: make matters worst water was scarce. natural gas explosion ruptured a water main shutting off water to many of the fire hydrant in the neighborhood. it took about 30 minutes to reroute the water main. in the mean tame firefighters went searching for the

together with brian strong and agencies in san francisco to develop items in a better way for our fema applications for pre-disaster brand management mitigation. then, on august 18, boma did the annual financial district building exercise. just wanted to mention that september is national preparedness month, and in recognition of that, boma is also doing a seminar, and there is more information available on this list for you, and on september 19, the san francisco department of emergency management is presenting sunday streets, a prepared this pavilion, at our sunday streets even for that day, and we will hold it in the western addition. it will feature, as i mentioned, preparedness pavilion adjacent to fire her station 21 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. we will have a number of interactive exhibits. the fire department will have mobile command. the police department is providing equipment, and we will have a quick cottage that people can experience an earthquake within the walls of the cottage. on september 22, the san francisco airport is having an exercise with british airways and unit

fema halls just announced it authorized funds to battle the fire.ffected residents can get all sorts of help at two red cross centers of that been set up. insurance, medical care and loans. laura anthony is live at the veterans memorial rec center with available resources and incredible stories of escape. laura? >> that's right, kristen. i can tell you first of all only about a dozen people actually spent the night at this shelter but let me show you what it looks like right now. come this morning, many, many more people showed up. these are all folks who have registered as fire victims. they are taking advantage of the donations of that been made here throughout the night. clothing, pillows, blankets, food and the like. you can see there's quite a demand. in the meantime these folks also shared their stories. >> it's indescribable. indescribable! >> she woke with the sun to fails the reality of what happened to her and her neighbors just 12 hours earlier. >> we heard the boom. and then all of a sudden there was a light. like coming from heaven or s

investigators and a map of the damage in the homes and when he was here he signed an order asking fema for money, he talkied to the president who promisec all the help cal needsi think the important thing now is to investigate, we have investigators here to find out exactly what happened we know so far a one hundred foot pipe blew up. we don't know exactly why if something was missing or it was weak or something. i think thats why we have to hold the area secure so investigators can go through because some important to make sure this never happens again. >>now san bruno has to be approved for fema money, no gaurantess, and also trick is it can only pay for a sponge that pg e would not pay for if the fema money does come through >>tuesday senaters are planning a cause, alex and mark say they will examine how to pervent tragedy, they will have a rate increase caused by improper maintenance. there are heros for there actions, peter and bob, im sorry, bob and bobby and they were in a senior home, lets talk to him >>bob is at this job showing us heis emergency vehicle. on thursday ight afte

fema says the costs should be covered by state and local governments as well as pg&e but fema will reimburse the state for up to 75% of the firefighting cost. jackie spears says she thinks the state will appeal fema's decision. $4 million they asked the state for. >> those hot temperatures. >> yeah. i kind of enjoyed the pool days. however, i think we might get the best of both worlds, cooler but still pool time? >> yeah, good way to explain it. still warm in a lot of areas. good morning to you, the fog as frances showed you was at the coast. that's the biggest cooling, 64. some will spill into san francisco, 74. low to mid-80s the east bay shore. we hit the 90s as you head into the south bay, the north bay valleys and mid to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. where we'll see cloud cover and cooler conditions down to the south, monterey about 68. 79 santa cruz but mid-80s watson vil, salinas, morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. ought to be a beautiful evening to be out at at&t now that we have a two-game lead on the padres. 7:15 first pitch. it's going to be slightly warm, 70, dropping to 63.

residents to have an evacuation plan ready to go if the evacuation orders are called >> reporter: fema says residents from north carolina to maine should look out for storm surge. a moving wall of water that could do terrible things to low-lying areas, highlighted here in blue. this is cape cod. in the path of earl, and home to half a million summer residents. the winds have already started to pick up. and the waves are certainly telling us tonight that something big is coming this way. if earl gets any closer, which everyone here hopes doesn't happen, there will certainly, diane, be many more evacuations called tomorrow, in many more places. >> as you told us, steve, these are crucial hours right now, and as those emergency teams just warned, the hurricane could speed up and turn towards shore on a dime. so, let's bring in sam champion. he's in atlantic beach tonight. sam, give us a sense of the dimension of the storm. >> reporter: diane, this is a monster. not only is earl regained its category 4 strength, but look at the size of it on our 3d satellite image. 400 miles across. a litt

recognized both in the state of california all the way up to beten house's office, but also up to -- fema and manning the preparedness assistant secretary. and so we are the -- the city is doing really cool things that are being recognized nationally. er we're happy to do it. >> okay. thank you. >> so just one more thing. the important website at the bottom of this one is 72 hours.org, of course. the quake quiz. if you haven't seen it, take a look at it. our website where we post a number of interesting things as well as some of our plans, our after action reports and things of that nature. and then the -- the fire department nert website, we urge you to go there. the 21 remaining council meetings, just to give you a preview is friday squll 16 and friday october 15. so you could put those on your calendars. those are probably not going to change. wanted to give you a let's headsup on that. that's the end of my update. is there any discussion or questions by any members of the council? seeing none, are there any questions or -- i'm sorry statements by members of the public? seeing none, we

h.r. 3980 requires that the federal emergency management agency, fema, to identify and eliminate anyredundant requirements that places undue burden on state and local governments that receive grant funds under the state homeland security grant program, the urban area security initiative and other programs as determined by the fema administer. -- administrator. this bill will help issue -- deal with sending similar information under different grant programs. h.r. 3980 builds on the requirements of the post-katrina management reform act of 2006, and the 9/11 act of 2007 by requiring fema to develop and implement performance measures for these vital programs and to report to congress every two years on the status of these efforts. the post-katrina reform act and the 9/11 act both require fema to develop metrics to identify and close gaps in preparedness. unfortunately, several years later fema continues to struggle with integrating these requirements to produce meaningful results. this bill also calls on fema to conduct an overall assessment of the state homeland security grant program,

. >> fema is shipping supplies and 300,000 meals to north carolina and massachusetts. >> we could see watching and warnings up the east coast. it's important for residents to have an evacuation plan ready to go if it's called for. >> fema says residents from north carolina to maine should look out for a moving wall of water that could do terrible things in low-lying areas. this is cape cod in the path of earl and home to half a million summer residents. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here and watching earl. what is it doing right now? >> it's stronger than just a few hours ago, now packing winds of 140 miles an hour. >> that is strong. >> it has an eye on north carolina. let's get you outside. from the east bay hills camera, winds outside relatively light. in some areas it's just calm. and the view is sparkling, it's clear across the entire bay area there is no fog anywhere to be found here locally, but it could be back before too long. the tropics, we do have not just hurricane earl but two more storms, tropical storm gascon is not a threat but fiona is expected to weaken but hurr

. >> reporter: monday fema completed its assessment which could mean additional money could be able if a federal disaster is declared. >> preliminary damage assessment, we were on site for the host of the day and finished a few hours ago. >> reporter: officials are promise they will work tirelessly to get answers. >> they don't want to go home till they find out what happened. >> there is no stone that will not be turned over till we get to the bottom of why this happened and make sure it never happens again. >> reporter: residents having a lot of questions about if they don't want to rebuild what will happen. asking pg&e and officials saying they are entertaining the idea of buying people's properties if they are not interested in rebuilding in san bruno. >> we have the calls made between dispatch and fire cruise. here is a listen to the calls during the response. >> we got multiple houses. we are trying to get close. we have several blocks on fire at this time. >> from engine 11, we are on scene. we got two vehicles involved. >> stop that engine. we have no water. we need them. we th

fema has not yet been engaged to provide for a national state of emergency.signation. upon receiving that designation, the residents who are impacted are going to be benefiting from an array of services, not the least of which is housing, medical care, small business loans. i will be setting up a district office at the evacuation center so that local residents will be able to access our office and have questions answered immediately. we will also assist in filing claims for insurance and i'm calling upon all of the state insurance companies to create desks at the evacuation site so they can begin that process as well. this is an extraordinary community. it's very tight-knit. generations of families have lived here for -- forever. we will all come together. we will restore these homes and the lives of all of these people. and we will once again see san bruno thriving. thank you. >> thank you. senator leland yee who represents san bruno. >> thank you very much. first off let me thank my former colleague lieutenant governor able maldanato for his quick action al

fema approved the money after cleaning up from storms. we got off to a foggy start this morning and for the most part, that's lifted. take a live look at the inner harbor. you can see, this is from sky eye chopper 13. you can see a low ceiling out there and everyone's concerned about what to expect for the weekend and bernadette woods is in the first warning weather senter. good afternoon, bernadette. good afternoon, don and everyone out there. before we get to the weekend, we'll look at the hazy sun and the bigger news is going to be hot. the potential record breakers as we head into this hour. it's 87 degrees in baltimore. we've jumped up as the sun game out. 90 in easton and we'll show you ail in westminster and 78 degrees along the water in annapolis. as we head into the afternoon, for us, the record is 95 degrees. we think we'll be close, but not quite there. we'll keep you updated through that as we head into the evening hours. tomorrow, the cold front is coming our way and we'll have the forecast, coming up, don. >>> in sports, the

. >> fema approoed 4.8 million dollars in federal aid foo the county today.e cost of theedecember and received more than 30 million dollars to help cover he cost of cllaning up. >> feels like summer out there onnthe first day of autumn. >> it does. vvtas here now with the first look at the forrcast. vytas. >>reporter: man i don't know but but i'm just from the remember shovelinn. with all the nice weather we have throughout don't even want to think about snow. this ii the úirst full day offfall and beautiful one oot there. well continue to see the hot air build in from the south. feel mr. like summer temperatures -úand normally thii time of contrary in the mid upper 70's. we sse those lower 90's and mid 90's in the úeighborhood. hd radar showing a few little pop up showers along a ttoogh that is trough that i across thek state right now and allowing %- tonight sneak peek at mercy hospiial brand new olololold bbs canning company. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math

fema will cover 75 percent of the firefighting effort during that blast.standoff is over and a man in custody this was the scene after man that was the strike threatened to drive off the san leandro marin and to the water. according to a store owner by the time the suspect was taken into custody the friends and was aboard. the wind where window was broken. the ban was towed away. the sheriff's department tried to figure out why a dead three men down there was left outside a grocery store. the sheriff's department says a white pickup truck was seen dumping the bears' body then speeding away. the animal had been shot in the shoulder. fishing games said the bear hunting season did start last month in some parts of the stake but why somebody would do this is beyond them. for 40 3:00 a.m. back with more in a moment. a shunt aside as we go. showing you again fire danger extreme today. so if you can and don't use any gas powered lawn mowers and the like. we are back at 4:44 a.m. the latest word on whether lilly's a standing by with your wednesday. halfway through

. >> fino is saying that teams are on standby to assist and - fema the president has also served a federalesen north carolina, at kill devill hills. >> a you live look at the dangers waves at hurricane earl of moving into north carolina. 150 mi. per hour when the speed. it is still unclear how l close it will make land fall. we will keep you posted. ♪ >> a much different local picture with a live look outside. sunny skies and there's fog sitting offshore. it will make its way to the coastline and the city tonight. currently, it will still be cooling off along the bay shore at 64 degrees at half moon bay. cool in oakland and redwood city the sea breeze winds are picking back up. . and a look and are set let helook at our this week and, where corn is a very strong sea breezes returning. cool weather, extensive fog. the fog tracker for at three a m. this is corn to be the extent of it. as you can see the spot will pullback at 4:00 a.m. but then clear by 11:00 a.m. to take a look at your kron 4 7 day around the bay hot inland. and quarrels with the squadron will continue this cooling will continu

will get $2 million from fema to cover costs from that storm and storms in february. >>> the weather channel says the d.c. metro area had the worst weather conditions this summer compared to other major u.s. cities. experts say it was a combination of factors like record heat, three rounds of severe thunderstorms and a drought that pushed d.c. into the number one spot. the good news is they don't expect the extreme weather to continue into winter. >>> that is good news, thank you steve. maryland representative stan knee hoyer who is the house majority leader will be an exclusive guest on fox news sunday. chris wallace joins us now from capitol hill with a preview. >> good morning, allison. >> i want to start with another guest the gop rolled out the new pledge to america. you have the author of this document on the show as well. >> that's right. we're going to get both sides of it. this is really what the debate about the midterms and the future of this country is all about. first we'll be talking about john boehner, the house minority leader, if the republicans take back control he'

fema says state and local government and pg&e can cover the cost of recovery on their own.aw makers in washington meanwhile are trying to come up with a plan of action to prevent another san bruno tragedy from happening elsewhere. that part of the story now from david. >> something went wrong. and we were all doing our jobs and explosion happened any way. >>reporter: that is the executive director of the calf public utility commission. he joined the president of pg&e and others as a senate subject sub committee fine-tune a bill to tighten regulation. the mayor set the tone. >> may be asking yourself what can the federal government do to help san bruno. first and foremost the federal government should take all necessary actions to assure that this never happens again. >>reporter: the tragedy of september 9 has prompted california 2 senators to sponsor a bill that will double the number of pipeline inspectors. the federal agency responsible for interstate pipeline admit it has 17 fewer inspectors than budgeted. 96 people to check on 217,000 miles of pipe. >> each inspector is

however, fema will reimburse california for up to 75% of the pyrophotting expenses. >>> and there was a brief gas leak scare in the east bay today. a shelter in place -- [ indiscernible ] you can see the location indicated on our map. investigators say a construction crew caused the leak about 3:30 this afternoon. pg and e responded, no roads were closed, and the shelter order was lifted. >>> record-breaking heat today, but a cooldown is coming for our extended forecast. çf4 >>> san francisco police are trying to track down a rape suspect tonight. this is his picture, damir shalako, a white male, 25 years old, 5'8", 170 pounds, black hair and brown eyes with dist inkive tattoos on his face and grandmother. when the grandmother heard scream, she went to investigate and reportedly saw her grandson attack the victim. police say the victim was beaten and raped and shalako stole $1,000. >> i want this man thrown back in jail immediately. he does have some distinctive tattoo. he's a predator that needs to go back to prison. >> it happened in the housing development noon time today. the susp

well, fema has made its decision.he pipeline disaster victims in san bruno will not be getting federal disaster aid. also drastic budget cuts have made it a whole new ball game for the athletic program at one bay area university. >> good morning. if you are driving anytime soon on the sunol lane traffic is moving well, even the express lane. we will tell you more coming up. our state is in a real mess. and i'm not going to give you any phony plans or snappy slogans that don't go anywhere. we have to make some tough decisions. we have to live within our means. we have got to take the power from the state capitol and move it down to the local level, closer to the people. and no new taxes, without voter approval. we have got to pull together not as republicans or as democrats but as californians first. at this stage in my life, i'm prepared to do exactly that. >>> good morning to you, welcome back, this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news, the middle of the week, wednesday, september 29th. i am dave clark. >> good morning

. >> reporter: fema and ntsb officials were also on hand. fema says it finished its preliminary damage assessment this afternoon and federal aid could obtain way. state lawmakers say the pipe that rupture was more than 50 years old and assemblymannery hill is worried other california residents living near old gas line cobbs on a ticking time bomb. >> i'm very much bernard that, especially in light of the fact that a high-risk respect was already determined about two miles north of whereof we were today in south san francisco. >> reporter: state senator leland lee reminded the audience to be aware of the psychological trauma they've been through especially with children who may not be able verb lies their concern and should get professional help in needed. live in san bruno, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ordered pg&e to reduce the pressure in the san bruno gas line 20% below it's operating pressure at the time of that explosion. the commission says the pressure must be maintained at that reduced level until the commission allows the retu

>>> sí así es >>> eso es lo que quiere la agencia de emergencia fema, que se concentren los esfuerzosonas, estamos moviendo equipos médicos para el potencial e vekts potencial de efecto devastador de la costa, y cualquier orden de evacuación que se le den de los gobiernos locales que por cooperen >>> earl tendrá un fuerte impacto en los bolsillos como aaron que trabajan con el turismo >>> sí van a salir muchos turistas este fin de semana en la playa va a estar ocupado. en medio de la crisis económica del país perder clientela en un fin de semana importante que marca el cierre de las vacaciones de verano puede llegar hacer tan devastador como los efectos de los vientos. bueno namaría elena ha empezado a soplar el viento hay personas que comienza en la playa. esto es un gigante de agua y viento maría elena porque estamos hablando de que su dimensión es aproximadamente más grande que el estado de california, para que nos hagamos una idea hasta las 2 de la tarde solamente esta área de las isla nuestroislas en sacarcarolina del norte se habían evacuados unas cien mil personas, regreso con

however, fema will reimburse california for up to 75% of the pyrophotting expenses. >>> and there wasrief gas leak scare in the east bay today. a shelter in place -- [ indiscernible ] you can see the location indicated on our map. investigators say a construction crew caused the leak about 3:30 this afternoon. pg and e responded, no roads were closed, and the shelter order was lifted. >>> record-breaking heat today, but a cooldown is coming for our extended forecast. how cool it's going to get and when it's going to hit, coming up in a few minutes. n speaking, we are fourteenth in line for take off. beep, beep, beep. looks like its bumper to bumper on the interstate. i gotta get to cleveland! should have skipped that second soda. remove your belt, your watch, your shoes. i wonder what gas costs today. seven dollars for a pillow! an extra bag costs what? i hate traffic! (train child) the train is now arriving. (announcer) the train has arrived indeed. amtrack. enjoy the journey. >>> san francisco police are trying to track down a rape suspect tonight. this is his picture, damir shalako

. >> reporter: fema and ntsb officials were also on hand. fema says it finished its preliminary damage assessment this afternoon and federal aid could obtain way. state lawmakers say the pipe that rupture was more than 50 years old and assemblymannery hill is worried other california residents living near old gas line cobbs on a ticking time bomb. >> i'm very much bernard that, especially in light of the fact that a high-risk respect was already determined about two miles north of whereof we were today in south san francisco. >> reporter: state senator leland lee reminded the audience to be aware of the psychological trauma they've been through especially with children who may not be able verb lies their concern and should get professional help in needed. live in san bruno, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ordered pg&e to reduce the pressure in the san bruno gas line 20% below it's operating pressure at the time of that explosion. the commission says the pressure must be maintained at that reduced level until the commission allows the retu

now we have learned that fema is on site in san for now they're down their initial investigation which could lead to federal dollars coming in if san bruno is declared a federal disaster site there will also questions asked about people's homes weather not they wanted to rebuild pg&e is entertaining all sorts of ideas including buying people's homes if they were not interested in rebuilding. there are also questions about the blaze, the explosion and the time it took for p&g need to turn off the gas inside the pipeline. tedious thing monday it took them an hour and 45 minutes. it was just too dangerous. the wells are located a mile and a half a mile from the boss side. >> will now have the audio of emergency communications. as the fire started and spread. >> >> we're possibly several blocks on fire. with two vehicles involves their in to the shoulder. we think we ever broken water mains. we're gonna need to do a lot of work. every officer we need to assist the regulation. >> there's some explosions. we're not sure hydrant. severe of third degree burns. we will require >> we have promis

fema approved a fire management assistant grant.will help pay for the firefight. the city of san bruno last evening proclaimed a local emergency. and right after the city proclaimed a local emergency, i with extraordinary impact of this disaster declared the state of emergency last evening for those affected by opening the door to pay for firefighting and recovery. i also want to thank the local volunteers, the red cross, and everybody who has been here to help. i want to say a few words just briefly in spanish on what we do in right now. [ speaking spanish ] [ speaking spanish ] >> so thank you very much to everybody that's been here. as i stated last night, mayor ruane and i were here early in the morning, late evening, and i'm here to welcome him to the podium for a few words on behalf of the people of san bruno. mr. mayor. >> thank you very much, lieutenant governor. this is very difficult for the city of san bruno. the sun is shining over there. but there is still a dark cloud over this city. you have heard the numbers, unfortu

. >> fema on standby and the president has resigned a in an emergency declaration for north carolina. federal funding for relief efforts. and in north carolina, reporting. >> the at national weather service is expected to say that the 60 miles in 6 hours. 174 mph winds. while the odds of the hurricane earl not a strike newarks to become directly. web producer, kimberly sakamoto. - new york city. what about happen? >> currently, the city has plans in place that would happen and hunker down. the problem is that there would be very little time to prepare because hurricanes are difficult to predict and are fast moving. experts say that there's only hours to issue evacuation mornings before a storm hits. the main problem with over 8 million people the big apple this most densely populated city in the nation. based on studies, officials of found that are vulnerable, low- lying areas would have to leave before the evacuation came in part bottom line? scientists predict that if it hits newark city? there would not be enough time to get a pretty out. -test new york city. for more on the south

the fema money will cover about 75% of the expenses from that storm.istrict will receive more than $2 million to help r costs from that storm and a storm -- recover costs from that storm and a storm in february. >>> know your opponent brought to you by mcdonald's. >> it is thursday night which means it's time for your weekly installment of know your opponent. >> feldy takes on adam carriker, a first round pick of the rams in his first year with the redskins. >> he's a good guy, a big guy, 6' 6, 3 hup 15-pound from the pacific northwest -- 315 pounds from the pacific northwest and spent some quality time in st. louis for a little thing we like to call know your opponent. >> it's time for another exciting episode of know your opponent. now here's your host, dave feldman. >> know your opponent with big adam carriker who spent three years in st. louis. >> yup. >> reporter: fond memories? >> some of them. >> reporter: okay. any you want to share? >> i mean we used to have some good times and made some good friends. >> reporter: you ready? >> yes. >> reporte

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lunch, we are going to tackle our next big animal, which will be developing a plan, and it could be a femaplan, six months, or if we want to be ambitious, a one-year plan. we would look at what it would accomplish that year and what are the criteria for what to prioritize, and this would be one hour, from 1:00 until 2:00. take a little break, and then we will discuss the priorities. this would be to figure out our priorities so there is some sort of criteria. pthis is not even a starting point. it is just a reference point, and we could come up with a list that is completely different. this is prioritizing our areas of concern. commissioner kingsley came up with this. we have a way of measuring and make sure we can address them, and we are thinking about where the chief comes in with feedback, that we have in our discussion about communication and protocol and how to best make that effective, and then the final part, number seven, is a very quick exercise. this will not take very long. commissioner kingsley: i just sÑ for the afternoon to fit into the 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. slot, and we

thing we haven't mentioned before, very good news came today from the federal government saying that fema would be picking up 75% of the fire fighting costs to help aid in this, as well. >> that is considerably lieutenant governor declared san mateo a disaster area. that makes this county and its residents eligible for state help, as well. something else i heard that i picked up on which is very important to people around here. they are finally publishing a list. i don't want to say finally as though they weren't doing their job. this is a difficult scene to get a handle on. people are still wondering whether their homes are standing. a woman named betty was standing on this roof with us just a couple of hours ago and looked out over the landscape and said, "that was where my home was standing. it's gone." she was grateful, nonetheless, i must tell you because just a few minutes before that she told me her husband grabbed their 3-year-old daughter and ran out of this neighborhood. right there is where the home used to be where you see the cherry picker. her husband picked up their daughte

i do expect the president will speak with the fema administrator again today. administrator again today. >> [unintelligible] >> as you well know, the talks are ongoing. we expect that, in the next hour or so, senator mitchell, our special envoy for middle east peace, will conduct a briefing on what has transpired today. the president was encouraged in his meetings yesterday by the very serious attitude that each of the leaders brought about these talks and about a long- term lasting peace for the middle east. all view this as a tremendously important opportunity. i think you saw the pictures last evening and the powerful statements that were made by the leaders in the middle east. i would also say that the president reminds everyone that there are still deep divisions. there are still years of mistrust to overcome. that is not going to be wiped away in mind -- in one meeting or in one day. we understand that. the failure to try is not something the president wants to do. do. >> one of those deep divisions is hamas. do they have plans for dealing with them? >> i

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however, fema will reimburse california up to 75 percent of the firefighting expenses for the september 9th glass. three people have been injured and nine others displaced after fire broke out at a point home. the fire happened at 1130 last night on the 200 block of madison avenue. firefighters were able to contain the fire quickly but the house close was severely damaged and a breach the driveway burning three cars. three people or transported to local hospitals suffering from smoke inhalation. it was said to a starter behind a couch and the cause is not been determined. in san jose, fire chief william macdonald announced a reward for the rest of whoever is responsible for the school fire at trace elementary. san jose firefighters donated $10,000 for their reward. the fire happened on july the fifth endicotts more than $10 million in damage and burned through the library and torch classrooms. and a family weakened overnight by the sound of gunshots being fired into their east bay home. when it was over the six year- old girl was wounded. kron 4 went to the location of the shooting show

together with brian strong and agencies in san francisco to develop items in a better way for our fema applications for pre-disaster applications for pre-disaster brand management mitigat