the break was so powerful you could see it at 32 and linden streets. ktvu's paul chambers is live with where the repains stand. >> reporter: people were allowed to return back into their homes. pg&e has the streets closed off to through traffic. you could see and hear the gas coming from the actual pipe. around 2:15 this afternoon they were working near 32 and linden, while working the contractor struck and cut a gas line. that gas leak caused 50 people to be displaced while cures were -- crews were working to repair the leak. pg&e is working to restore power to 14 customers. half hour ago people were allowed to go back to their homes. crews are still working to make sure nothing else happens. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a federal grand jury indicted two men that worked in law enforcement. they appeared in court today in san francisco where they were indicted. >> this is footage of them in court in june. according to the indictment they stole drugs from police evidence and sold the drugs. >>> san francisco city attorney dennis herrera is sl

the break happened around 12:15 at 32nd anden linden street.ontractor accidentally cut into a 4-inch gas line. as precaution about 50 people were evacuated while pg and e capped the line. they were allowed back into their home around 5:40. natural gas station has been restored to the 39 customers who lost service. >>> 20 people had to be taken to the hospital this afternoon after -- 9 children were among those taken to the hospital. the sacramento fire department says a mechanical problem caused a high concentration of the chemical to be released of the water. two of the victims complained of respiratory problems, other had burning chemicals to the throat. >>> update tonight on the molding death of pregnant woman. today police say one of the two family pit bulls was involved in last week's attack. he says he came home from work last thursday and found their 2- year-old male pit bull hovering over his wife's body. police say an autopsy is found she died from shock and blood loss. experts say that the bite marks on her body were only from the mal

the break happened around 12:15 at 32nd anden linden street. contractor accidentally cut into a 4-inch gas line. as precaution about 50 people were evacuated while pg and e capped the line. they were allowed back into their home around 5:40. natural gas station has been restored to the 39 customers who lost service. >>> 20 people had to be taken to the hospital this afternoon after -- 9 children were among those taken to the hospital. the sacramento fire department says a mechanical problem caused a high concentration of the chemical to be released of the water. two of the victims complained of respiratory problems, other had burning chemicals to the throat. >>> update tonight on the molding death of pregnant woman. today police say one of the two family pit bulls was involved in last week's attack. he says he came home from work last thursday and found their 2- year-old male pit bull hovering over his wife's body. police say an autopsy is found she died from shock and blood loss. experts say that the bite marks on her body were only from the m

. >> joining me now, michael linden. michael, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> all right, i'm going to put you in a totally unfair position, i'm going to make you defend the premise for my segment. to play devil's advocate, you could say look, they are governors of states, the money is already appropriated for this federal money pot, and these disasters are disruptive events that come from outside, not budgeted for, good for them for getting their share of the money. what is wrong with that? >> nothing is wrong with that. what's wrong with it is the previous rhetoric about how, you know, the government's not the solution, it's the problem in every case and every situation. there's nothing wrong with the governor asking the federal government for help in a natural disaster. in fact, if they didn't ask for the government's help, that would be a dereliction of duty. governors should take advantage of that, but these are the same governors who are saying the government's the problem, you know, we don't want

it was at 32 and linden at 2:30 this afternoon. there was a strong smell of natural class. >> reporter: just after 2:00 p.m. monday afternoon a crew struck a 4-inch gas line. the line ruptured and gas started blowing out of the ground. the police department and fire department were called in and closed off the area and evacuated 50 homes. pg&e stopped the leak. they pinched closed three other pipes. they were able to stop the leak around 5:30 monday afternoon. evacuees were then allowed home. no word on when the work will be completed. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> clear skies right now but the fog is ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. [ zapping ] t

it was at 32 and linden at 2:30 this afternoon. there was a strong smell of natural class. >> reporter: just after 2:00 p.m. monday afternoon a crew struck a 4-inch gas line. the line ruptured and gas started blowing out of the ground. the police department and fire department were called in and closed off the area and evacuated 50 homes. pg&e stopped the leak. they pinched closed three other pipes. they were able to stop the leak around 5:30 monday afternoon. evacuees were then allowed home. no word on when the work will be completed. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> clear skies right now but the fog is forming on the coast. stay with us i will have your full forecast after the break. >>> san jose residents are asked to join the city in reducing junk mail. much of it as catalogs and magazines end up in the trash and in local landfills. the city announced a new partnership with catalog choice. they allow people to pick up and choose which catalogs they want to receive. >> everyone gets junk mail. not everyone knows thew take care

it is at the intersection of 32nd and linden. that is right here and that is where the crews have been working to stop the gas leak. charles has said two of three have been pinched. crews will be working throughout the night. once they get the leaks stopped and then they will restore service to the 50 or so homes that have been affected. >> new details tonight, a second arrest in the murder of a toddler that was shot and killed during a drive-by shooting last week. this is a picture from facebook of willie torrents. they believe he is the driver of the car that the shots were fired from. the attack left a three year old debt and to other people injured outside of a strip mall. he was arrested in las vegas with the help local police and the fbi. one other man has already been charged in the chiles murder. investigators say that the shootings were gang-related. meanwhile a new string of violence leave several people injured in oakland. on sunday stretching from west oakland here on our the king jr. way, to east oakland here on the

firefighters responded to a call at the intersection of 32nd and linden streets, just north of mcclemons high. they found a four-inch gas main punctured. pg&e crews are working to seep the rupture and hope to have the leak capped in the next 30 minutes. >>> the ntsb has released new documents in the investigation of what caused the pg&e pipeline explosion in san bruno. the papers provide more insight into the timeline of events leading to the deadly blast which killed eight and destroyed 38 homes. we have more live from the newsroom and have the response prosecute pg&e. >> reporter: it's been almost a year since the september 9 blast, and we're two weeks from seeing the ntsb's final report on exactly what caused the gas pipe to rupture. the agency is expected to release its findings in washington, d.c., on august 30. we will be there live to bring the details to you. today, the ntsb documents outline a number of failures with pg&e's response to the disaster. chief among them, the northeast says the agency -- the ntsb says the agency did not have procedures for telling emergency responder

to help spread now they include the donors capital fund the richard mellon scaife foundation and linden harry bradley foundation the newton and michelle backer found a. the new international backer charitable trust the russell barry foundation the anchorage charitable fund and william rosenwald family fund and the fair book foundation that is now moving on the report also highlight the five so called experts these would be frank gaffney daniel pipes david your shalvey robert spencer and steven emerson so these are the people that in the report are accused of taking the foundations money spreading islamophobia on air online and a number of events so as you can imagine this report kind of pitstop right wing land here in america including eric bolling take a look at me the point this out i'm reading this directly from from this report the obama center for american progress has released a report that blames islamophobia in america on a small group of jews in israel supporters in america whose use are being backed by millions of dollars. so eric says there's a lot of that support the blames

foundations are the daughters capital of richard mellon scaife foundation linden harry bradley foundation the newton and rachelle bakker foundation and new rochelle becker charitable trust the russell barry foundation charitable fund and william rosenwald family fund and the foundation now this report also highlights five so called experts frank gaffney daniel pipes david year shalmi robert spencer and steven emerson so how exactly does this money flow and what is the purpose behind it joining me to discuss it is here the editor in chief of think progress and vice president of the center for american progress thanks so much for being here tonight for having me and i'm very curious this was a six month long investigation this is quite an extensive report you guys put out how do you put all the pieces together and how do you make the direct line between the snow nations and these experts how exactly does the money get to them was started saying we wanted to be and with that as our goal we said how do we end it well let's look at the money trail let's start with the people who are propping u

reverend linden harris helps in this movement. he raised $200,000.paid himself $126,000. >> bill: that's nice. the reverend pays himself. he answers we want a garden of forgiveness but how can we have one on the site when the site isn't done yet. >> bill: why is he taking 125,000 out of there. >> we are teaching forgiveness. >> bill: i'm not ready to forgive that there. >> jack scalia is a soap opera star. >> i feel sorry for him. he got fired. he raised money. he wanted to do something to help. the post says he didn't know where it went. but a lawyer today. >> bill: how much. >> $100,000. a lawyer today provided an audited statement with details and we have called some of these charities and they said we haven't tracked it all down yet. >> scalia. >> to me the point is that charities by and large do a good job. the free market competition keeps them honest. you keep them honest the way you kept united way and george clooney honest. >> bill: it wasn't easy. let me tell you that. >> the government wastes billions. thousands of times more. the just sai

the evacuation order for the ruptured gas main on 32nd street and linden street was lifted about 30 minutesgo. at least four blocks of homes, about 50 people it affected, were in order here. it is still unclear how the gas leak started. no injuries reported. >>> the indiana state fair reopened after high winds brought down a concert stage over the weekend killing five people. a memorial service was held today for those who died. the gust estimated between 60 and 70 miles per hour sent the stage toppling over and overhead ricking crashing down on concert-goers. 40 others why hurt. >> the first instinct is not to look for scapegoats and try to find somebody to lay the blame on. later on at the appropriate time we try to learn lessons, maybe do a little better the next time. >> the farrakhan seld all concerts but the grounds are the band sugar land was set to perform when the stage came crashing down. the band members were not hurt. they are scheduled to perform in mountainview later this month. >>> bernie madoff may be getting divorced by his wife of more than 50 years. that's the word from a

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. >> i think i just saw somebody at linden with something that looks like a gun. >> reporter: the female voice in this new york 911 call, an internet voice mail operator repeating a message left by a swatter. police responded and identified a suspect. >> they stopped him and secured him. and, you know, searched him for a gun based on this call. it turned out he was just an innocent person walking down the street. >> some of the motivation for swatting has been revenge to their victims or it's been ego or bragging rights. >> reporter: the fbi is crackingng down on swatting. one of their biggest arrests, matthew weigman, a 19-year-old hacker from massachusetts, he's serving 11 years in a federal prison for swatting. including that colorado springs case. but the fbi's biggest concern that one day these criminal prank calls will turn deadly. >> that was linsey davis reporting. you know, there are real costs to this. the fbi says each swatting incident costs law enforcement an average of $10,000 in spent resources. >> that's scary. get this, too, one group of swatters, that was recently prose

linden hearst, long island we have pick from there now.'t think it is supposed to be that close i am meanwhile, corrina from rahway, new jersey they are dealing with heavy heavy floods. >> radar from yonkers sent this picture of a flooded parking lot. up over the tires or close to it. >> shepard: just a quick idea of how many of these pictures are coming in. new york city's fire department has made dozens of water rescues around the city due to irene. you can kill their audio. dozens of water rescues due to irene. rescued 61 adults and three babies from 21 different houses. thank goodness for the fd y. watching fox 25, they still have a big wind event along the coast in new england. we'll continue to get to our correspondents throughout the hour in just a moment, we are expecting a fema news conference scheduled to begin 11:30 a.m.. so we don't miss that we are going to take a quick break watch is the word on when people can get out and about? what is the word on transportation and closings tomorrow and power situations? we'll get all of t

. >> i heard you talking about linden johnson, at some point there ought to be consequences for peopleould you like to see the president get up there and say come on back? >> as i frame this statement, it's a lot easier to be one of the guys in the peanut gallery talking about what people ought to do, but yes. >> gene? are we being unfair comparing -- >> little bit. >> are we being unfair? are we being onfair? >> yes, we are. >> thank you, gene. >> that comes with the job. if you're president and great things happen, you might get credit. if lousy things happen, you get the blame. that kind of comes with the territory. being unfair, president obama cannot wave a magic wand and make everything better. are there things, more things he could do, perhaps bolder things, i would like to see, because it's a lot harder news cycle to deal with than president roosevelt had to deal with. >> you certainly found it's a lot harder being governor than it is being senator. >> yeah, but it's a lot more important. it actually matters, how your kids are, who gets into hospitals, health care, it's a reall