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reporting live in the san francisco kristie smith nbc bay area news. >> thank you recidivist np. a peninsula lawyer says he is not surprised by the substation fire and failure. in fact he claims the utility deliberately ignores maintenance of substations and transformers until they fail. our investigative unit has been digging into the issue today. this attorney has represented many clients p now dang o told the vchgt you know that pg&e covet costs by replacing failed equipment rather than spending money to main it and provide uninteryou wanted service. >> what they are told to do is something called run to failure which is instead of upgrading equipment and making sure it doesn't cause a problem it's just cheaper to get the money, not spend it on improvements and then run the equipment until it fails. and then deal with the failure then. >> i disagree with that assessment. i believe that we have a safety first culture here at pg&e. everything that i have ever been a part of and proud to be a part of says that. we are a safety first culture. >>> pg&e got to promisesed to get to t

nbc bay area's kristy smith is live in san francisco to discuss its all. christi. >> reporter: they laid out gains they believe could be put in jeopardy if he were put on the high court. they had a unified organizations demonstrations to reject president trump's nomination of deal gor sich to the supreme court. >> it is about getting people out to show the senators that are opposing him that we have their backs, that senators that will support the filibuster, that we have their backs. >> san francisco, one of 14 cities have groups are holding what they call the people's filibuster. in washington democrats delayed action in the senate committee. >> it's critical that our senator stands up and holds him to a 60-vote threshold. >> the judge said he didn't promise that he would vote a certain way on abortion. >> i am pro-life and i will be appointing pro-life judges. >> decisions that don't support women's rights because of his decisions that could affect the entire planet by supporting corporations over individuals. >> and then say they want to a commitment f

we'd like to loop in nbc bay area's kristi smith out in san francisco right near the substation where the fire did break out. what are you seeing on the streets? stoplights are out? is it chaotic? what have you observed? >> reporter: well, you know, that's the interesting thing about this is that we're standing near eddie and larkin, and this is right near that pg&e substation where this incident is happening, but at this point, you know, i'm looking at the stoplight behind me and it's working, so this is kind of hit and miss. the folks around here, the businesses here seem to have power. i'll step aside so you can see what is happening here. pg&e is on the scene along with san francisco fire. they have ladder trucks extended on the other street and now when we first arrived we thought it smelled sort of like an electrical fire, but at this point it just sort of smells like things may have caught fire inside. now what we're being told is that this was knocked down, but the latest update that we have is that firefighters were still dealing with insulation inside that was smouldering, a