david haye has a few cell phone to call in and he will not escape with his lame excuses to have a single time you can see someone should take least deal with this doesn't happen to be acknowledged. now the moscow of all the snowboarding world cup will take to the slopes on saturday artie's constantin talk to one of us as hard as prospects for the social impacts i don't know ahead of the tournaments. joining me now is one of the rising star so fresh from snowboarding i don't as i want isn't that who triumphed in the peril giant slalom at world championships and spain hello ella nice to meet here but i have to start with a question about your knee injury that you got it on the next day glorious victory what's latest news tell us a little bit about your ability. i injured after i won the world championships and it was quite devastating news for me and i actually first i thought that nothing serious happened i thought it would be like something maybe like some stretching league minutes or something and it would take a week but then when i came back to moscow and i took some. m.r.i. tests my

david haye has a few self into corner and she will not escape with his leave excuses. trying to get at least one should take least doesn't happen he is. simply too into sports snowboarding world cup will take to the slopes here in moscow on saturday constantin pumped up of talk to one of russia's hottest prospects for the social impacts. ahead of the sun meant. journeymen now is one of the rising stars of fresh from snowboarding i don't as i wasn't trained in apparel at world championships and spain hello. but i have to start with a question about you were there together on the next day glorious victory what's the latest news tell us a little bit about your ability. i injured after i won the world championships and it was quite devastating news for me and i actually first i thought that nothing serious happened after that it would be like something maybe like some policeman's or something and it would take a week but then when i came back to moscow and i took some. m.r.i. tests my doctor said it takes way longer than one week and takes like six months to recover everyt

joanne hayes white. can you be glad while living through emotional pain? hear how one woman changes do into opportunity. that's all on bay area focus next. >>> welcome to the show. i'm susan. joanne hayes white is head of the san francisco fire department since 2004. hardly a nine to five job, bringing fire chief brings demands of long hours, daily challenges and budget hurdles. but joanne says i'm humbled. it's a dream come true. joanne hayes white. welcome back, it's been awhile. >> great to see you. >> at seven years in, people aren't looking at you like they look at the president well he has grey hair and wearing down. you look good. >> so far so good. 21 years on the job and 7 years as chief. when i started the first part these are dog years. one year equals seven but i got noon a groove. >> you said it's a dream come true. sevens year. is it still? >> i wake up every morning still loving what i do. absolutely loving what i do. is it a dream job. it's a wonderful opportunity. huge responsibility. i'

david haye has a few selfie to call him and he will not escape with his lame excuses. we have a set time that should take place if it doesn't happen then david haye is a coward. now the moscow leg of the snowboarding world cup will take to the slopes on saturday constantin puffed up of talk to one of russia's hottest prospects for the social impacts i don't know as of hours in the ahead of the tournament. joining me now is one of the rising star suppressions snowboarding i long as i wasn't in the. world championships in spain. to me but i have to start with a question about to go on the next day glorious victory what's the latest news tell us a little bit about your ability. i injured after i won the world championships and it was quite devastating news for me and actually at first i thought that nothing serious happened i thought it would be like something maybe like some. really good minutes or something and it would take a week but then when i came back to moscow and i took some. m.r.i. tests my doctor said that it takes way longer than one week and takes like six m

david haye has picked himself into a corner and she will not escape if you slip excuse no. time with your peace of mind should take policing of the earth doesn't happen then do it he is acknowledged as. now the most reliable the snowboarding world cup will take to the slopes on saturday artie's constantin but out of talk to one of russia's hottest prospects all the social impacts i don't know i had of the tournaments. joining me now is one of the rising star suppression snowboarding i don't as i wasn't who trained in apparel during world championships and spain hello to me too but i have to start with a question about to go on the next day glorious victory what's the latest news tell us a little bit about your ability. i injured after i won the world championships and it was clyde to the stadium used for me and i actually first i thought that nothing serious happened afterwards it would be like something maybe like some stretching league minutes or something and it would take a week but then when i came back to moscow when i took some. m.r.i. tests my doctor said that it ta

hayes picked off a curry pass. 34 nor kmart.e the warriors up. 13 points, 14 boards, 11 assists. overshadowing a career night for dor. >>> life is good for don nelson. living on mau wei and getting pud $6 million a year not to coach. he says he watches every warriors game but really does not have that much contact with the team. >> i'm saying away from the team. i di did see stef in the elevar the day. montae and i have texted a couple of times. other than that i'm a maui guy and a warrior fan. >> threw it away. >> what is it about -- what could get him back on track? >> league wise he would probably be a backup in most places so he is not a real good player. he has holes in his game. he throws offensively, everybody knows about his free throw, he can't make free throws. >> you joked about that that that was part of the reason you good fired is because you tried to make him take free throws underhand. >> they wanted to make a change and i agree that a change was in order here. >> reporter: what were your impressions i know you d

telecom giants like at&t and verizon have tried to design their own apps, but hayes says they've mostly failed. so they are now trying new services instead-- phones that control home d.v.r.s and let you watch your favorite shows on the road. the goal, says tech strategist bill whyman, is to create new products as the telecomm companies roll out higher speed, mobile broadband networks. >> the telecom companies don't want to be just the dumb pipe. they want to be able to provide higher value-added services. they want a cut of advertising revenue. they want to get involved in new location-based services. >> reporter: and by offering more services, companies like at&t hope they will be able to sell more expensive service plans, moving up from an industry average of around $60 a month to $100 a month. that's the hope, but hayes says the industry could face new sources of competition. >> one of the concerns for at&t and verizon is that they may well no longer see value from their retail brand. if they are truly dumb pipes, then what is to stop the likes of best buy, walmart, or even apple, fr

david haye has backed yourself into corners and he will not escape with his lame excuses now we have a time that this fight should take place if it doesn't happen then david haye is a coward or you will not play cricket now and kevin i brian hit the fastest century in world cup history as ireland pulled off one of the biggest ever shocks in the tournament as they beat england by three wickets in a remarkable well cup group b. match in bangalore england won the toss and decided to bat open as andrew strauss and kevin thomson picked off the boundaries of one period still missing try top school for a record ninety six and in that match the eighty one before to the good catch will come after the quick sixteen and ending close on an impressive three hundred twenty seven freight in reply all those hopes are doomed as they stopped two hundred eleven for five but kevin o'brien back at square sat down with inspirational fight back helps by poor fielding a prime hit the torrents quickest ever turn to get a chance of victory he reached his hand there was just fifty boards smashing strike two pa

chuck hayes, bodyguard kevin remembers chuck hayes. 13.4 rae bounds, 11 assists.lways said he had quick feet. rocks have a chance. and women are back home after sweet 16. after a couple of victories in the maple period. next up, north carolina on saturday. stanford, the number one seed in the west before departure. >> and i was capable, you know, going against the good teams. that is the good team. everybody that could play with each now. >> that's really good. we play gonzaga on our homecourt. we're not trying to look ahead but at the same time you could see they were down there and they are going to come up with a good fight. >> brian wilson, through eight pitches and shut it down in arizona. his strained oblique is not going away. giants and angels. not too flattering. giving up a three. coming up a little lame here, left the game with a strained right. and as brian william, is a guy you have to keep your eye on. angels won by a final 8-0. we have highlights here. a's and cons. spring training is great for a couple of weeks. and cubs win, final of 3-1. this, i

hayes valley farm has fencing that would not meet this requirement. i suggest an alternate model for this code for projects zoned to allow their decorative fencing to be covered by plant materials. very attractive. fits with the project's overall goals and can be afforded by the projects as well. the fact that most of these gardens and projects will exist on borrowed land creates two problems in that likely they won't be able to forward large site improvement, major site changes and may not be able to gain position offering the use of the site for free to make major site improvements as well. i am also interested in working with the other departments to discover an answer for the issue on value added project. i know he currently works with certified california farmers market and they have code describing what constitutes value added and also enforce that. that would be an easy solution. thank you. >> thank you. >> i am one of the cocoordinators of the urban agriculture alliance. we are a group with more than 30 members, mix of practitioners and urban

we continue our team coverage on this issue was samantha hayes for look at the national numbers. >>reporter: deal, administration was cautiously upbeat after the labor department's february jobs report showed a slight dip in unemployment to 8.9% from 9% in january. >> more people are going to work in were adding jobs. if there is growth in manufacturing, construction and health. >>reporter: there is concern that the rising price of food in gas will take away any games unless americans change their ways and. >> renewable energy and solar power is. >>reporter: private businesses added jobs in february the best month in a year. at the news was not good for public workers, state and local governments cut 30,000 jobs. university of maryland economics professor says jobs losses in the public sector indicated overall problem with the recovery. >> of the economy were growing as fast as it should, states like wisconsin, new jersey and california would have enough money would have to lay people off. >>reporter: the report offered good news for the hardest-hit sector the economy constructio

in washington, samantha hayes, kron 4 news. if >>pam: the new zealand earthquake new details of the final death toll could be 240. today, two minutes of silence was held to mark exactly one week ago since the earthquake devastated the city of christchurch. rescue crews are still sticking to the rubble. the 6.3 magnitude quake destroyed thousands of homes, churches, buildings of this city of 350,000. 154 bodies have been pulled from the rubble and many more are still unaccounted for. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room news room jerry brown is going to be changing government responsibilities. he has been getting a lot of criticism from local law enforcement. and he is saying that the state should oversee more dangerous parolees and juvenile offenders. not putting them in county jail or monitors of the the local officials. the governor has been thinking about that and pushing for what enforcement related duties given to local government. he thinks that it is one which to save money and always going to rethink that because of c

in washington, samantha hayes kron 4 news. >>pam: fox news is suspending contracts with newt gingrich and rep. it comes of its pending presidential nominations. both are expected to announce their decision soon. the suspensions will last 60 days. it also on the payroll, sarah pailin and my copy. both the full more considered to be contenders for the republican. we will be back after the break. >>pam: some veterans are not happy about a ruling from the state supreme court. it >>catherine: lot of people remember its kansas fundamentalist church and organize protests outside military funerals. you've probably seen them, they been doing this for years to pick it funerals with the message that the deaths are god's punishment for the nation's tolerance of gay. he sees some carrying signs with hateful messages. they chanted and shout back got heat perverts. today the supreme court said they are protected by first amendment right siding with the baptist church. the court said however painful, they do have the right to do that on a pub

in washington, samantha hayes kron 4 news. >>pam: the protest that we reported on yesterday at uc- berkeley did and peacefully. the protesters that occupied the legend will are hall for seven hours to come down. there were lot of people supporting them on the ground. those kids that were up there did come down and talk with campus leaders late in the evening. all eight were cited for trespassing and released. kron 4 talk to one of the people involved behind the issues. >> a successful but i think all of our demands are still not met. the budget cuts are still happening in were heard in there's going to be another $80 million cut to our college. it did some ridiculous. one of the demands was stopping this company coming in here saying we'll cut from here without realizing where they're cutting from is targeting people of color and targeting low-income students. >>pam: is to education are one of the many things affected by the state's looming $27 billion deficit. governor jerry brown was in san francisco. reggie joins us live to

in washington, samantha hayes kron 4 news. >>grant: it's a beautiful day in the bay, don't tell that to one community south of seoul now say. this is a picture of the morgan hill neighborhood a mass of mud slide has blocked off an entire neighborhood. the power is also down, you could see the power lines there just hovering right above the road. 7200 what redwood trees have fallen along with debris in mud. this entire neighborhood is trapped, they don't have power and its action a town called which is part of the morgan hill neighborhood it is supposed to be a swedish american community and crews are working to rectify that situation. we will keep you posted in the nose from.news ro >>jacqueline: after last week this is the welcome relief to see sunny skies over the bay bridge this afternoon. the sunshine bay area wide, a few high clouds streaming in. current conditions, temperatures are on the mile to warm side. 72 santa rosa, 71 in napa, 60s for the rest of the bay area accept for along the coastline. near 70 degrees inland.

i feel it stitches hayes valley into the broader communities around it. for me to see these people there, i think it makes my life better. i will say specifically about the fencing, the chain link fencing disappears to your eye when the landscape behind it is dark. you stop seeing the fencing. you see the farm. i don't think the fencing requirement is something that neighbors require to have a beautiful landscape. i like the idea of plants over it and if the farm existed for a longer period of time, say 10 years or some number we might say then it is required. we don't need it now. it is great to have the farms. >> thank you. any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. i don't see any commissioners requesting to speak out. i would like to -- ok. >> i do think the fence -- i know of several of these urban gardens in the city. and i just think it would be a burden with that fencing requirement. i feel lower permitting fees -- we are trying to encourage these small business owners to get out there and sell their produce. i like what is

in washington, samantha hayes kron 4 news.>pam: this might sound too good to be true, some people are earning six figures from making videos of them posting the money to. our internet reporter calmly tells us about you to part of program. >>kimberlee: with this program youtube estimates hundreds of people worldwide are making six figures are more year. dozens are making about a gram per month and a few are pulling in more than $1 million per year. all tell you how coming up after the break. [ male announcer ] you are you. you are also your social security number, your credit card numbers, the email in your inbox, you're even the equity in your home. to a criminal, getting his hands on just one tiny piece of you, even just your name, can be enough to steal your credit, your money and your good name. that's why you need lifelock to help protect you. lifelock is the leader in proactive identity protection. we aggressively patrol your identity every second of every day by actively monitoring your personal information to help prote

meanwhile said to be a champion david haye has reached an agreement in principle to fight one of them on july the second. in the n.b.a. portland beat charlotte handing the bobcats their fourth straight defeat the blazers were coming off wednesday's win in sacramento and pulled ahead in the second quarter wesley matthews makes it forty thirty five from behind the arc but the cats returned the lead early in the second have about portland went on and it is eleven zero right into the control of the game after that marcus aldridge up scoring with twenty six points to the blazers helped by his dunkerley in the fourth portland increased the lead to sixteen and eventually held on to win bites once before holding charlotte to their low was total sixty nine bases and. sebastian or jerry holds a narrow lead over cintron teammate sebastian loeb going to the final day of their rally mexico depends. seven sa world champion load looks to be on his way to a commanding overnight advantage by the french been picked up a fifty second side penalty for starting stage fifteen five minutes behind schedule s

of azeri live broadcast a license plate as the suspect turned west on hayes. the suspect drove north on broadway and fired one shot at officer eleiff. , -- stearns, and kane. those shots can be heard of the recording of the night. the suspect headed north and again leaned out the window to fire at the pursuing officers. the suspect then turned eastbound on to turkey into oncoming one way traffic. officers paine and o'malley saw the vehicle traveling up a high rate of speed on to oncoming traffic. officer pain is a specialist. they are more heavily trained in these types of situations. knowing the information, he attempted to halt the suspect by firing at the suspect. the round, but officers hearing the shot at the suspect had fired at them. officers o'malley and paine, knowing that officer eleiff was a single unit, decided to pursue the suspect. the suspect continued into oncoming traffic until he turned north on webster and the east oneddy, sot on buchanan. during this pursuit, officer you lift prop broadcast the suspects route while driving, holding the micr

chuck hayes playing like elvin hayes for the rockets feeding kevin martin.he triple-double tonight, 11 assists, 14 rebounds, 13 points. the rockets win, 131-112. the warriors have lost six straight and return to oakland to face the raptors friday. >>> it was a bad day all around for the giants. more injury issues for brian wilson. now cody ross also ailing. at the game today in tempe facing the angels. matt cain was given all kinds of trouble. abreu with the homer to right. cody ross watching ball leave the yard. he would later leave injured having straineds had right calf. this is a five-run frame for the angels. jeff mathis driving in the fifth run. troubles hopefully not elbow related. nonetheless, giants bombed, 8-0. the doctors cleared brian wilson to throw. his oblique muscle strain considered mild. his session was cut short. yet again the story changing about opening day. his status is once more in doubt. he could be starting the season on the disabled list. >>> in florida, the phillies' roy oswalt, scary scene, he was hit behind the ear with this man

catching instructor, bill hayes. the giants great third base coach, tim flannery. the bench coach, ron waters. giants' hitting coach, hensley euless. first base coach, ronesto kelley. giants' bullpen coach mark gardner. the pitching coach, did a pretty good job, i thought, dave righetti. [applause] how about the giants skipper, his second world series, the manager first with the giants, i think he made all the right moves, brought the giants the world championships, bruce bowen g -- bochy. >> bochy. bochy. bochy. bochy. >> all right, let's meet the members of the 2010 giants ballclub. he was injured, it did not have as much impact as he was hoping, but we will be hearing a lot from him in the future. ladies and gentlemen, infielder, emanu-el burris. [applause] how about what this guy did, not just in the regular season, but in the post-season, the series clinching home run. started i guess against the phillies in game 6. the three-run homer started in game one of the world series, shortstop juan urribe. ooh. sounds good. this guy was also his season cut short, and

correspondent samantha hayes is in washington, d.c. with the most significant changes that parents need to know. >> reporter: it's been awhile. you probably remember the old rule in 2002 that before your child is 12 months old he or she should ride in a car seat in the back of the car with the car seat facing backward. now the american academy of pediatric is saying don't move the car seed forward when the car seat turns one-year-old. now he says wait until he or she is two. your child may be smaller than average. there is no point to moving into a bigger car seat or moving the seat forward too early. the safest way for a child to ride in the car is not that way it's turning the seat around so it faces backward. the other head line advises that most children will need to ride in the belt positioning booster seat until they are 4'9". the study also recommends that children 13 years old or younger ride in the backseat. some changes here. it has been a few years before they have issued guidelines on the car seats for infants and toddlers.

and with the neighborhood coming back and even hayes street and the transformations have happened to create uses on the ground floor and more susceptible to a neighborhood feel. that is really what we're trying to do here in the long run and will help in the ability to lease up the space. and i wanted to mention there is an organization and i asked the supervisor about urban solutions which is a nonprofit organization on sixth street and fillmore. and they help to work with small businesses and to help them locate the corridors and work on the facade improvements and help them learn how to negotiate with the landlords and a number of merchants in the corridor now with the urban and i sit on the advisory board so i know about the organization and there are organizations working to improve the corridors in the legislation that will go a long way in helping them in that regard. president olague: it would be great to hear from mowd in the redevelopment areas with a later hearing or something with a memo from staff. commissioner amount ant? commissioner antonini: i'm going to be supportiv

. >> 30 year-old hayes seuss was booked wednesday afternoon on sexual assault, false imprisonment and attempted rape. this will confirm that employees >> this one sipsychiatric technician got a salted. >> and and nurse came in and was a-assaulted. in another nurse was insulted. >> he has worked here for 30 years. his never seen it so bad. >> perhaps four months ago, we've been talking and even in a meeting. having several conferences but no action happening. >> this debt as a parade. >> people are still scared to come to work. >> still no action. the risk of being injured and insulted. >> in napa, jeff bush. >>pam: october last year a nurse was strangled to death on the grounds of a hospital by a patient. new details about the relationship found murdered inside this northeast store on tuesday night. a female suspect. the body was found by officers was responding to a request for a well-being check. at the san francisco store on main street. the suspect, a transient often stayed with the victim. we spoke to a homeless man. he climbs the header read relationship. >> he said that she was

samantha hayes from washington. >> the national football league.wners, the players have come to an agreement. along the of negotiations. the long day of negotiations--money course is the issue. and $9 billion in revenue. players receive 60%. the n f l was to double its share. from 1 billion, to the amount of 2 billion, with leading players a smaller amount. it would offer regional costs, but finance, and finding stadiums. increasing. >> even with incredible revenues, incredible popularity, the owners are saying that i really need more money. >> owners, players could not reach an agreement the players are going to decertify their union. this will set the stage for the labor dispute to play out in the courts. thursday, president barack obama is not going to get involved. collective bargaining. >> of light and a bake football fan but i also think that for an industry that is making $9 billion in revenue they figure out how to divide it up. >> owners want to extend the season by two more games and a salary cap on rookies. samantha hayes, kron 4. >> dem

the only one we saw here all day.saw here all rupert winfield hayes, northern japan.n >> really just incredible as we continue to get new pictures, new coverage. especially some of these coastalpictures, towns that were hit the hardest, entire towns completely al flattened with most of the population just gone. ompletely >> just gone. just gone. we watched so many reports yesterday and literally the we watched so smell of decomposed bodies at this point, you know the bodies they'll find in all that rubble, th it may take weeks and weeks to find everybody. it's just heartbreaking to watch this all play out. some towns literally not there it's just anymore. re anym >> to say the least, very tough. >>> we'll lighten the mood a little bit, kind of.ghten the mood this guy joked about the disaster in japan, we've been talking about since friday, but his employer is not laughing along with him.out since friday, the controversy now involving gilbert gottfried. along with him. >> that's right.controversy now invo also the celebrity overachiever who's more than just a pretty fa

william hayes said that a unified command is necessary -- william hague said that a unified command is necessary. eanwhile, rebel fors in lib's third largest city say they have killed 30 loyalists snipers. troops loyal to gaddafi have been in the hospital. there are also reports of heavy fighting in northern east. >> more and more civilians are leading the stern -- are leading the eastern town as heavy gunfire continues between troops and rebels. >> this situation is getting worse and worse. god will punish those who are responsible for this. >> on thursday, libyan state tv showed footage of damage caused by overnight air strikes. officials say that a western bombs destroyed a military base in tripoli. france has since confirmed that dozens of coalition planes were indeed in operation over the country. libyan tv also showed injured people being admitted to hospital. libyan authorities said that 18 people were killed in the strikes, soldiers and civilians. >> we came under continuous fire. they did not take -- they did not attack military targets. there were corpses everywhere. it was a

in washington, samantha hayes, kron 4 news.ighting in libya is showing no signs of stopping. fierce clashes with strategic portal communities and losing ground-oil--and being on the dramatic front with france is the first country to formally recognize the rebel council. secretary of state to deliver clinton is going to be heading over and meet with opposition leaders were she goes to egypt and tunisia next week. that triple the highest level of contact between the u.s. and anti-khaddafi leaders. she also announced that she is suspending their relationship from the envoys'. stay with us. we will be back after this break. >>pam: shane, offer range of 11 year-old gang rape. and even divided this town. >>catherine: this is terrible. you don't think that they could get worse. 18 boys, buassaulting a 11 year-old in cleveland, texas. it happened in november and only became public recently. some of the suspects for in court. the defendants are african- american the girl is latin. as this a direct on it is stirred racial tensions. with

[applause] fire chief of the city and county of san francisco, joanne hayes white. and a man whose work as an architect in three or four administrations, a man that i got from the board of supervisors years ago, he became deputy chief of staff and then chief of staff under mayor newsom, steve koba, chief of staff. and as always, you're in good hands of public safety, but only if there is a police chief, and there is one here, the acting police chief, jeff godong. [applause] the controller, a man who could cook the books or make it very difficult for you, ben rosenfeld. [applause] and from oakland, california, an asian person that beat you for mayor of the city by five minutes -- >> a little more than five minutes! >> by five minutes by my account, this is san francisco. gene quan, the mayor of oakland, california. [applause] and the city attorney and one of my lawyers, john russo. [applause] oakland. from the board of education, emily mores. [applause] and i could go on and on with the -- mr. mayor to be of the people who are here celebrating with you on this very h

in washington, i'm samantha hayes. >>> well, first the quake and then the tsunami. and now this looming nuclear crisis. tonight japan has formally asked the united states for help with the damaged reactors in an attempt to avert nuclear catastrophe. dr. kim mulvahill joining us. and we are hearing this radioactive steam, if it is contained, could be released for weeks or even months? >> you know, that's the concern. and as you mentioned, the situation is evolving. now, as a precaution, nearly 200,000 people have been evacuated from a 12-mile radius around the crippled plant. 190 individuals have already been exposed to some radiation. and several workers have fallen ill with acute radiation sickness. many wonder what's the risk to the general public? when it comes to radiation exposure, scientists say there is a simple rule. no amount of exposure is safe. >> well, radiation is damaging the dna, which is the basic genetics of how cells divide in our body. >> reporter: and that damage can lead to cancer, which radiation expert dr. david brenner is the biggest concern.

in washington, i'm samantha hayes. >>> the crisis in japan again shook the financial markets worldwideich industries are taking the biggest hit. >> reporter: the arrows are pointing lower on wall street as the stock market watches japan grapple with a nuclear crisis. the dow dropped triple digits while investors monitor the headlines about radiation leaks from japan's crippled power plants. but while they are worried, traders say they are not in panic mode. >> overall not enough to decimate this market or to undermine the recovery that we are experiencing at the moment. >> reporter: japan suffered a much bigger drop. the stock market tumbled for two days in a row. power outages from the earthquake and the tsunami have put japanese factories out of business and damage to the roads makes it impossible to move products. sony and honda have stopped production. and toyota says it will stay closed at least through wednesday. its prius is only made in japan, raising concerns about shortages of the popular hybrid. some of wall street's biggest losers are the industries that do the most busines

. >> reporter: san francisco fire chief joanne hayes was convinced this app needed to be deprecated in san francisco -- needed to be replicated in -- in san francisco. only a quarter of people get the help. >> give people that 08 to 50% because bystander cpr is the key -- 80% to 50% because bystander cpr is the key. >> reporter: reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> the california public utilities commission today is considering whether to fine pg&e for submitting incomplete safety records on its high pressure pipelines. last night, just before 5:00 p.m., the utility gave the p .u.c. about 90% of the records demadded. 8% remain missing, including a portion of the pipeline that exploded in san bruno last september. pg&e says they are still searching for the documents and plan to replace or retest 150 miles of pipeline. >>> the homeless are getting some much-needed assistance today. it's at the project homeless connect in san francisco. kraig debro joins us live to explain what's being offered there. good afternoon, kraig. >> reporter: good afternoo