jennifer homendy/ntsb- "the ntsb has focused on the need to rapidly shutdown a pipeline since 1970. we've had a number of recommendations. we've issued a number of studies on the need to shutdown the flow of gas and hazardous liquid quickly to minimize impact." despite the san francisco fire department determining the explosion was accidental... the federal bureau of investigations, california public utilities commission and california division of the occupational safety and health administration are also looking into it.jennifer homendy/ntsb- "we also visited pg&e's pipeline control center in san ramon where we were able to see what the pipeline controllers can see on their screen."nats- "you know, that one is a little. this one? yeah. that's a great frame." meanwhile, local businesses are struggling.nats- keith wicker owns capricorn framing on geary boulevard... just 150 feet down from where the explosion happened.keith wicker/owner- "it's pretty tough, cause we've taken a loss this last week because of this." wicker says since the explosion... business has not o

jennifer homendy/ntsb- "the ntsb has focused on the need to rapidly shutdown a pipeline since 1970.of recommendations. we've issued a number of studies on the need to shutdown the flow of gas and hazardous liquid quickly to minimize impact." despite the san francisco fire department determining the explosion was accidental... the federal bureau of investigations, california public utilities commission and california division of the occupational safety and health administration are also looking into it.jennifer homendy/ntsb- "we also visited pg&e's pipeline control center in san ramon where we were able to see what the pipeline controllers can see on their screen."nats- "you know, that one is a little. this one? yeah. that's a great frame." meanwhile, local businesses are struggling.nats- keith wicker owns capricorn framing on geary boulevard... just 150 feet down from where the explosion happened.keith wicker/owner- "it's pretty tough, cause we've taken a loss this last week because of this." wicker says since the explosion... business has not only slowed down... i

jennifer homendy/ntsbneed to rapidly shutdown a a number of recommendations. issued a number of studies on the need to shutdown the flow of gas and hazardous liquid quickly to minimize impact." despite the san francisco fire department determining the explosion was accidental... the federal bureau of investigations, california public utilities commission and california division of the occupational safety and health administration are also looking into it.jennifer homendy/ntsb- "we also visited pg&e's pipeline control center in san ramon where we were able to see what the pipeline controllers can see on their screen."nats- "you know, that one is a little. this one? yeah. that's a great frame." meanwhile, local businesses are struggling.nats- keith wicker owns capricorn boulevard... 150 feet down from where the explosion happened.keith wicker/owner- "it's pretty tough, cause we've taken a loss this last week because of this."the explosion... busi has not only slowed down... it's grinded to a stretching hault.keith wicker/owner- "and, i know, um

jennifer homendy/ntsb- "the ntsb has focused on the need to rapidly shutdown a pipeline since 1970. we've had a number of recommendations. we've issued a number of studies on the need to shutdown the flow of gas and hazardous liquid quickly to minimize impact." despite the san francisco fire department determining the explosion was accidental... the federal bureau of investigations, california public utilities commission and california division of the occupational safety and health administration are also looking into it.jennifer homendy/ntsb- "we also visited pg&e's pipeline control center in san ramon where we were able to see what the pipeline controllers can see on their screen."nats- "you know, that one is a little. this one? yeah. that's a great frame." meanwhile, local businesses are struggling.nats- keith wicker owns capricorn framing on geary boulevard... just 150 feet down from where the explosion happened.keith wicker/owner- "it's pretty tough, cause we've taken a loss this last week because of this." wicker says since the explosion... business has not o

jennifer homendy/ntsb- "the ntsb has focused on the need to rapidly shutdown a pipeline since 1970. we've had a number of recommendations. we've issued a number of studies on the need to shutdown the flow of gas and hazardous liquid quickly to minimize impact." despite the san francisco fire department determining the explosion was accidental... the federal bureau of investigations, california public utilities commission and california division of the occupational safety and health administration are also looking into it.jennifer homendy/ntsb- "we also visited pg&e's pipeline control center in san ramon where we were able to see what the pipeline controllers can see on their screen."nats- "you know, that one is a little. this one? yeah. that's a great frame." meanwhile, local businesses are struggling.nats- keith wicker owns capricorn framing on geary boulevard... just 150 feet down from where the explosion happened.keith wicker/owner- "it's pretty tough, cause we've taken a loss this last week because of this." wicker says since the explosion... business has not o

the ntsb plans to look into that.sot jennifer homendy/ntsb board member :24 the f.b.i. is also on scene to help gather evidence including 3-4 feet of the pipe that ruptured. that section may be sent back to the ntsb lab for further testing. investigators have a history with p, g and e, and that will also play a role in their inquiry.sot sot inquiry.sot sot sot (pam) the nation is now just a week away from another potential government shutdown. why lawmakers say, they are optimistic ... but still not certain a deal can be reached. (ken) a famous san francisco brewery is now facing a union organizing effort. we'll have a live interview to find out what workers want at anchor brewing company.. (pam) also... why is the city of san francisco kicking out some small businesses from a mission district building? the answer... coming up. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area the break. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass ther

sot jennifer homendy/ntsb board memberthe f.b.i. is also on scene to help gather evidence including 3-4 feet of the pipe that ruptured. that section may be sent back to the ntsb lab for further testing. friday investigators also viewed the 7 valvues that pacific gas and electric used to shutoff the flow of gas. 40 foot flames shot into the air for more than 2 hours until the shutoff... the ntsb plans to look into that.sot 133 further evaluation evaluation133 further sot that. look into ntsb plans to shutoff... the until the shutoff... the ntsb plans to look into sot 133 further evaluation (grant) coming up... a tense situation at an east bay high school today... after a student was stabbed on campus. what happened and the suspect police are now looking for. (vicki) plus... a big snow storm is expected to hit tahoe this weekend. details on what you need to know if you plan on hitting the slopes. (grant) plus after the break... teachers across the east bay area are asking for better pay and smaller class sizes. we'll show you how stud

sot jennifer homendy/ntsb board member :12 the site is largely preserved, we have photographs we are doinga survey of the site we can see what has been done and we can see the 7 valves today and able to see other locations where they conduct activitythe f.b.i. is also on scene to help gather evidence including 3-4 feet of the pipe that ruptured. that section may be sent back to the ntsb lab for further testing. friday investigators also viewed the 7 valvues that pacific gas and electric used to shutoff the flow of gas. 40 foot flames shot into the air for more than 2 hours until the shutoff... the ntsb plans to look into that.sot now we are going to develop a timeline of events, one area we are interested in is the length of time it took to shut off the gas.standup dan kerman/sf 1:17the ntsb has a history with pge dating back before the san bruno explosion, the ntsb will be looking at what recommendations they have made to pge in the past and whether or nnot those recommendations were acted upon. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news.134/std ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...

<jennifer homendy/ntsb- "the ntsb has focused on the need to rapidly shutdown a pipeline since 1970.ad a number of recommendations. we've issued a number of studies on the need to shutdown the flow of gas and hazardous liquid quickly to minimize impact.">( darya )( darya ) fortunately no one was injured in the explosion. ( james ) police are looking for a man who pulled out a knife and assaulted a student at a school in alameda. island continuation high school was placed on lockdown friday while police searched for the attacker. it happened right before classes got started ...police say a student went into the campus restroom and was suddenly attacked by a man. the student suffered a minor injury. investigators have not said if there is a connection between the victim and the person who assaulted him. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) in this morning's hidden history, we visit the oldest professional baseball park in the country where baseball greats such as willie mays, satchel paige and jackie robinson played ball. ( darya ) chris renkel shows us around rickwood field in birmingham, alabama.

<jennifer homendy/ntsb- "the ntsb has focused on the need to rapidly shutdown a pipeline since 1970.umber of recommendations. we've issued a number of studies on the need to shutdown the flow of gas and hazardous liquid quickly to minimize impact.">( darya ) fortunately no one was injured in the explosion. ( james ) more than fifty massage therapists and tattoo artists ... have been told by the city of san francisco.... they have less than a month to move out of a mission district building. the building known as "activespace" is located at 18th and treat. a notice from the health department says the businesses can't get a health department permit to practice in the building because it is light in friday, supervisor hillary ronan held a community meeting with some of the tenants. she says it appears the building owner didn't tell his tenants about the rule. ronan says she is looking to find a creative solution.

<jennifer homendy/ntsb- "the ntsb has focused on the need to rapidly shutdown a pipeline since 1970. had a number of recommendations. we've issued a number of studies on the need to shutdown the flow of gas and hazardous liquid quickly to minimize impact.">( darya ) fortunately no one was injured in the explosion. ( darya ) a fraternity at sacramento state university has been ordered to stop all activity while the school investigates hazing allegations. that's because a video sent to the student newspaper allegedly shows a member of the delta chi frat being gagged and tied to a table while other men laughed. this is just the álatest allegation of hazing among members. the university first received an anonymous tip on january 26th, showing another instance of potential hazing in a photo. <((aman kaur, student)) "brotherhood and sisterhood should not be worth your dignity and your safety and your health."((beth lesen, dean of students))"i can promise you that we will be very thorough. i can promise you that we will get to the bottom of anything that may be going on. and i can promise y

<jennifer homendy/ntsb- "the ntsb has focused on the need to rapidly shutdown a pipeline since 1970.umber of recommendations. we've issued a number of studies on the need to shutdown the flow of gas and hazardous liquid quickly to minimize impact.">( darya ) fortunately no one was injured in the explosion. ( james ) more than fifty massage therapists and tattoo artists ... have been told by the city of san francisco.... they have less than a month to move out of a mission district building. the buildin known as "activespace" is located at 18th and treat avenue. a notice from the health department says the businesses can't get a health department permit to practice in the building because it is zoned light industrial. on friday, supervisor hillary ronan held a community meeting with some of the tenants. she says it appears the building owner didn't tell his tenants about the rule. ronan says she is looking to find a creative solution. activspace's attorney said he has no comment at this time. ( james ) major construction along van ness in san francisco is affecting businesses on the s

sot jennifer homendy/ntsb board member :12 the site is largely preserved, we have photographs we are doinga survey of the site we can see what has been done and we can see the 7 valves today and able to see other locations where they conduct activitythe f.b.i. is also on scene to help gather evidence including 3-4 feet of the pipe that ruptured. that section may be sent back to the ntsb lab for further testing. friday investigators also viewed the 7 valvues that pacific gas and electric used to shutoff the flow of gas. 40 foot flames shot into the air for more than 2 hours until the shutoff... the ntsb plans to look into that.sot now we are going to develop a timeline of events, one area we are interested in is the length of time it took to shut off the gas.standup dan kerman/sf 1:17the ntsb has a history with pge dating back before the san bruno explosion, the ntsb will be looking at what recommendations they have made to pge in the past and whether or nnot those recommendations were acted news.134/std (pam) the search is on for a man who walked onto an east bay high school campus..

sot jennifer homendy/ntsb board member :12 the site is largely preserved, we have photographs we are doinga survey of the site we can see what has been done and we can see the 7 valves today and able to see other locations where they conduct activitythe f.b.i. is also on scene to help gather evidence including 3-4 feet of the pipe that ruptured. that section may be sent back to the ntsb lab for further testing. friday investigators also viewed e d to shutoff the flow of gas. 40 foot flames shot into the air for more than 2 hours until the shutoff... the ntsb plans to look into that.sot now we are going to develop a timeline of events, one area we are interested in is the length of time it took to shut off the gas.standup dan kerman/sf 1:17the ntsb has a history with pge dating back before the san bruno explosion, the ntsb will be looking at what recommendations they have made to pge in the past and whether or nnot those recommendations were acted upon. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news.134/std 134/std (ken) the search is on for a man who walked onto an east bay high school campus ... took

the ntsb plans to look into that.sot jennifer homendy/ntsb board member :26in develpping the timeline we will be looking at how long it took off to shutoff the gas, what actions were taken before the rupture and after the rupture to help gather evidence including 3-4 feet of the pipe that ruptured. that section may be sent back to the ntsb lab for further testing. investigators have a history also play a role in their in th there was substantial damage, obviously we have investigated numerous incidents involving 19 part of that we will look at is has pge followed up with ntsb recommendations and that is what we will be looking at as part of this investigation. standup dan kerman/sf 121the investigation continues saturday with the ntsb interviewing parties associated with the explosuion. they are also planning to interview the contractor that was responsible for rupturing the line. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news. news.kerman kron 4 line. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news. (vicki) teachers across the east bay are pushing for better pay and smaller class sizes. teachers held a rally today outsi

board member errol weener opinion board enemy jennifer homendy. the safety improvements was first issued in 1990 designed as an advocacy tool to help save lives prevent injuries, prevent fatality as prevent property damage resulting from transportation disasters. in 2017, the ntsb's most wanted list became a bi elena event to afford our advocacy team our partners and recipients of safety recommendations more time to gain momentum and make progress on the implementation of safety recommendations. today we will unveil a most wanted list that is focused on the very task, on the accomplishment of very specific safety recommendations, safety recommendations we know can and should be completed in the next two years. it's now my pleasure to introduce to you ntsb chairman robert sumwalt. sir. [ applause ] >> chris, thank you. and good morning. i'll tell you, we are delighted to be here and we are delighted that you are here. and when i say that, i really mean it because as you may recall this event was supposed to be about a month ago. and due to the gove

sumwalt, next to him, vice chairman bruce landsberg, board member, earl weener and board member jennifer homendy. it was first issued in 1990. and it's designed as an advocacy tool to help save lives, prevent injuries, prevent fatalities and prevent property damage resulting from transportation disasters. in 2017 the ntsb's most wanted list became a yearly event. to afford our advocacy teams and the recipients of our safety representations more time to gain momentum on the process of our safety recommendations. today we will unveil a most wanted list that's focused on that task, on the accomplishment of safety recommendations, safety recommendations we should can and should be completed in the next two years. it's my pleasure to introduce to you ntsb chairman robert sumwalt. sir? [ applause ] >> chris, thank you and good morning. i tell you, we are delighted to be here and we are delighted that you are here and when i say that, i really mean it because as you may recall, this event was supposed to be about a month ago and due to the government shutdown, we had to postpone it. so we are thrilled

>> well, my colleague jennifer homendy and i were talking about that the other day and she really put it into some nice buckets. would you like to take that? >> yes. i would just say you can't put a price on somebody's life and you can't rank -- we can't rank our most wanted list by who should be saved more than somebody else. we believe all lives should be saved. so, you know, ranking is not something that we can do. >> but where is the most lives be saved if recommendations were in operation on this list? >> well, where the are the most highway fatalities occurring? impaired driving. speeding. distractions. we believe that a lot of other of these recommendations can not only prevent the accident or crash, but can mitigate the impacts, literally the impacts of a crash should one occur. >> time for two more questions. thank you. frank jackman flight safety foundation. chairman sumwalt, does the item about safe shipment of hazardous materials, does that extend to aviation? and if so, do you have outstanding recommendations on that? >> frank, it does. and it does extend to aviation. and