the online social network site is barely seven years old and its founder, 26 years old. >>> pg&e facing several urgent recommendations tonight from federal safety inspectors. while there is no conclusion about what caused the disaster, the ntsb says the utility should aggressively and diligently search for all pipeline system records. only once those records are considered verifiable and complete, maximum pipeline pressure should be based on the weakest section of pipe. if records cannot be verified, they should do what is called electro static testing where water is put through those lines. they classify six of the recommendations as urgent. >>> an act of mercy or political pay back? >> we with knew this could happen. politician could stand in the way of justice. >> a family's outrage. >>> lewd behavior by a navy commander. it's landed him in trouble. california colonel edges looking for the -- colleges looking for the best and the brightest. >>> if you've been feeling a little under the weather, it could be what's in the water. the culprit, what's making you sneeze. ,,,,,,,, earlier t

we had one of the most polluting plants in the state of california, just shut it down, old pg&e. we are focusing on replacing blue collar jobs with green power jobs to communities that disproportionately have been hurt by our neglect and i believe the next narrative in this discussion and i think it's critical that it not just be next, it needs to be intertwined and how do we reconcile this with the old strategies of electricity and fossil fuel production and begin to address the issues of poverty instead. i think that is striking in san francisco when the vast majority of our pollutants and waste, waste water system, et cetera, are disproportionately in areas where people have the highest unemployment rate and the lack of resources to truly make their lives as successful and prosperous as we all are trying to achieve. we're a city that has the highest recycling rates. at a time when people said you couldn't have 50 percent recycling, san francisco is poised to be at 70 percent in a year or so. we want to get to 0 percent by 2020. they said that's impossible. they said you couldn

pg &e removed her smart meter and replaced it with the old fashioned kind. joe vazquez tells us how all this happened. joe? >> reporter: ken, the owner of this house says that she called pg &e and said look your wireless transmitter from your smart meter is causing interference problems in my house. remove it. pg &e said we do not remove smart meters. this is the old fashioned kind. apparently they made an exception here. >> that's the motion detector. >> reporter: it has been on the blink since september. >> on for a minute, off for a minute. on, off. >> reporter: what's the problem? at first she didn't know. >> my daughter first night this happened my daughter said it is your smart meter. >> reporter: her daughter was right. smart meters are the devices that automatically measure your use of electricity. they can also sometimes pg&e says rarely interfere with household electronics. she called pg&e. >> i told him to take it out. he said they don't remove them. they do. they have to. >> reporter: after months they decided to replace the smart meter with other

pg&e removed her smart meter and replaced it with the old fashioned kind. zquez tells us how. >> reporter: the lady said she called pg&e and told them the wireless transmitter on the smart meter was causing interference problems. you've got to remove it. replace it. pg&e said we do not remove senate meters. but check this out. the old fashioned kind. they made an exception here. >> that's the motion detector. >> reporter: jane leveeinson's motion detector has been on the blink since september. >> on and off. on for a minute, off for a minute. on, off. >> reporter: what's the problem? at first she didn't know. my daughter first night this happened my daughter said it is your smart meter. her daughter was right. smart meters are the devices that automatically measure your use of electricity. they can also sometimes interfere with electronics. she called pg and p gog&e. they replaced it with shore -- with another smart meter. >> that's where it went in on the 13th of september. >> reporter: finally the company reinstalled the olds style analog meter. >> i talke

finally pg&e reinstalled the old style analog meter. >> reporter: i talked to jeff smith and he said, ther are not finished here -- they are not finished here. pg&e says they may have to either replace the motion detector eventual eye or change its position. >> you are gonna get one again. you're gonna get a smart meter. >> eventually they will make me have it. they are here to stay and i understand what they do and they are the wave of the future. >>> it's supposed to take a few days. instead, well, many have been vatting -- many have been w aiting for weeks to get their driver's licenses. >>> one year after the massive earthquake changed hundreds of thousands of lives, how haiti is overcoming the devastation. >>> twelve days into the new year and so far only twice this month have we seen temperatures soar in the 60s. well, today was the third day. we'll pinpoint the warmest locations and pinpoint the next threat of wayne -- rain. "eyewitness news" continues. we'll be right back. driver's license or a state i.d. card. thousands of people are on hold because of the >>> patience is wha

pg&e today. the 20 year-old jessica out was that her boyfriend so when the explosion happened. this is a photograph of the two of them. the boyfriend survived but he was badly burned. the suit alleges negligence and all trespasser this dangerous activity on the part of pg&e led to her death. new details on the police chase through orinda that ended in a deadly crash today. the driver was identified as 27 year-old christina ramos of hayward. she is driving a stolen pickup truck when the owner of the truck spotted it. the owner called police to chase her but lost sight of her. the letter from the truck crashed into a power pole on communal pot low. the truck was badly mangled and she was pronounced dead at the scene. a second car storm from the same hole called was also found an abandoned. it is discovered a short time ago. >> a live look at side over downtown severed his go not a cloud in the sky here. forcing a few clients wrote the bay area. current conditions 64 san francisco, a comfortable. cooling and to the '50s this evening, a upper 50s over night and back in the 60s tomo

old el paso. feed your fiesta. ♪ >>> pg&e is defending itself over gas pipeline documents. >> congresswoman jackieier has serious safety concerns for the entire bay area after examining the part-time that exploded. she's in burlingame today and that's where amy joins us live. amy? >> kristen, jackie speier told me this upset her so much she called the president at pg&e and demanded that something be done. >> it was alarming to see how inadequate the wells were on that pipe. >> congresswoman jackie speier saw the ruptured pipeline in a lab in washington d.c. she said even though she's no pipe expert, even she could tell the workmanship was unacceptable. >> by the naked eye, you can see how the welds were incomplete. frightening. but there's no question the inadequate wells contributed to this explosion. >> the explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in san bruno. speier is worried about other pipes especially because pg&e can't provide the records for about 30% of them. she says without the records refer pg&e needs to go underground and test its pipes. >> it's a matter that concerns us

pg&e. lawyers representing the parents of 20-year-old jessica morales revealed new details of her death today. garvin thomas has more on this lawsu lawsuit. >> 58 lawsuits have been filed against pg and eve gchlt angpge. most of those seek property loss and emotional distress. today's lawsuit is about wrongful death. jessica morales didn't live in the neighborhood. she attended classes and worked part-time at an ice cream shop. she was visiting her boyfriend watching a football game on tv when the fireball exploded. her boyfriend raced out to see what caused the blast and when he ran back to rescue jessica, he was critically injured. jessica made it out of the house but she only got as far as the neighbor's shed. that's where she was found the following morning. hr parents had spent the night frantically checking every hospital looking for her. the complaint piled came slams pg&e accusing the utility of putting profits ahead of safety saying, "here we are more than four months later and pg&e has not explained what went wrong nor taken address yacequate pro measures. after listing previous pro

old time capsule. >>> and more legal woes for pg&e. the action some parents are taking against the utility. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. metering lights have just been turned on at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are seeing a backup beyond 880. also better introduce for that accident on 880, all that coming up in traffic just minutes away. >>> thank you. well this morning, muni is looking into a bizarre accident. officials say a parked muni bus rolled down a hill and smashed into several parked cars in daly city last week. the operator claims he applied the emergency brake before leaving the vehicle. moments later it rolled in a parking lot and crashed into three cars. one person suffered minor injuries. >>> what do you think life was like in san francisco a century ago? well, we are getting a peek into the past. students and staff at cleveland elementary school opened a 100- year-old time capsule yesterday. the box contained school books from 1909, a note from the mayor's office and a list of education salaries. teachers back

pg&e wants puc to test old pressure tests with gas in the pipeline but some experts water tests into the line might be more reliable. >>> serve schools in the mount diablo district are under threat of closure, seven schools. in a month the contra costa district will have to decide which three of the schools will be shut down. ann notarangelo is in walnut creek where parents are trying to make sure their voices are heard tonight. hi, ann. >> reporter: allen, it is staggering to think that this district cut $50 million in its budget in the last few years and 12 million more need to be cut in the next year. for parents, this is about their children's future and when you talk about closing their children's schools it gets emotional. >> i believe in our school so i want to fight for it and it's a little bit of an uphill battle but i think there is hope. >> reporter: she says the heart of her neighborhood is silverwood school. she has a second and fifth grader here and bought her house just so her children could come here. >> i looked at all the research for the api scores. i wanted a scho

old. on the other hand, you know, pg&e was relying on this to carry this enormous amount of gas under enormous pressure. so at least they say that it was not corrosion. they say that it was not any puncture. that it has something to do with these welds, ostensibly again without making any conclusions. as a result, pg&e has lowered the pressure in all of these similar pipes by 20%. just to add a safety factor. but the ntsb report really starts narrowing what needs to be done in order to worry about these other pipes that over the last eight years or so, there are about ten pipes in the system, big pipes like, this where they have spiked the pressure up to the maximum operating pressure, i think about 400 pounds per square inch, just to test them, see if they'll leak, see if they're good, all of that. if you have defective welds or have problems with welds or anything like, that then you run the risk of causing another problem. even though the pipes are probably graded for many hundreds of pounds of pressure on top of that. apparently this pipe had some sort of a problem that was not expected an

how do we get pg and e to address the fact the old meters in front of houses you can't turn them off? >> is there a plant question? excuse me. you are right. let me tell you, the meter reader you spoke to is probably not the contact person. i suggest this is not trying to brush you off. i strongly suggest you call the pg and e 1-800 number or pg and e.com that's the safety issue the company is obligated to respond to that potential safety issue. i'm not sure how many times this occurred but it has to be fixed. >> well. that's -- i again encourage you to call the 1-800. >> give me a name. you call the 800 numbers. after today come see me and i will take your name and someone will call you that's a promise. >> okay. >> how dou chose the safety place for your disaster kit? >> good question. san francisco that's a challenge. >> they said bury it in a free standing structure in your backyard. how many of us have a backyard? san francisco. >> i live in an apartment and there is not many places to store my disaster kit. i have it at the foot of my bed where i know i can get to it. it's brigh

pg&e. the 20-year-old was among the eight people killed in that explosion. she was visiting her boyfriend at the time. his home went up in flames after that explosion. the lawsuit alleges negligence on the part of pg&e and it claims it could have prevented the accident by fixing several safety hazards. >>> well, the stone lake boat house in golden gate park is a step closer now to being overhauled. a finance committee for the san francisco board of supervisors has voted to allow a mexico company to take over. replacing old paddle boats with a new fleet and turning an area reserved for boat repairs into a cafe. the plan now goes to the full board of supervisors for their vote. >>> as more bay area counties begin counting their homeless today, one group in san francisco is criticizing the methods used in the census. volunteers are not supposed to approach or speak to people while conducting their count, but homeless advocates say this could mean people included who are not actually homeless. the city is defending the process saying it's accurate. the census beg

. >> the parents of a 20-year-old woman killed in the september 9th san bruno gas pipeline explosion are suing pg jessica morale list, one of eight people who died was had the her boyfriend's home when the pipeline blew. her body was found the next day. the utility company ignored problems with the gas line before it exploded. this is the second wrongful death suit brought against pg&e in connection with the blast. they want a public investigation into the deadly explosion. puc is said to have kept information gathered by its blue ribbon panel. yesterday san bruno officials began handing out money donated to fire victims from people around the world, some $400,000. surprisingly only a handful of people showed up. >> it's 4:36. yesterday was talked about how you had to fight that dense fog to try to get to work. did you encounter that again today? >> didn't see any fog but mike tells us we're going to get that warm-up again. >> the highs are higher today if you will or warmer. so they're going to be harder to attain but we'll make a run and this will be the last run. the dense fog is out there and

. >>> the parents of a 20-year-old woman killed in the september 9th san bruno gas pipeline explosion are suing pg&e. jessica morales, one of eight people who died was at her boyfriend's home in san bruno when the pipeline blew up. her body was found the next day. the suit claims the utility company ignored problems with the gas line before it exploded. this is the second wrongful death case brought against pg&e in connection with the blast. and as residents there try to continue to put their lives back together, they are getting some financial help. city officials began distributing checks today from a relief fund of nearly $400,000 collected from donors all over the world. the city identified 99 households which will receive $1,000 to $6,000 depending on the damage to the home. edward pelligrini who lost his home is one of them. >> everybody said i should have been dead. >> pelligrini is one of 57 property owners suing pg&e, and today they got new support from the watchdog group "turn" that called for the state public utility's commission to launch a public investigation. >>> a big wave surfer w

. >> the parents of a 20-year-old woman killed in the pipeline explosion are suing pg&e.ica morales, one of eight people who died was at her boyfriend's home when the pipeline blew. the utility company was said to have ignored problems with the gas company before it exploded. this is the second wrongful death case brought against pg&e in connection with the blast. a watchdog group is calling for the state public utilities commission to launch a public investigation into last september's deadly explosion. leaders of turn claim the puc has kept information gathered by its blue ribbon panel investigating the blast private. turn says it wants answers. yesterday san bruno officials began handing out money donated to fire victims from people around the world. some 400,000 dollars came in. surprisingly only a handful of people showed up. >> a san francisco politician is fating criticism over her refusal to say the pledge of allegiance. newly elected supervisor jane kim won't say the pledge. it's in the city charter. the san francisco board of supervisors meeting begins with the

pg & e. >>> new restaurants may be moving into one san francisco neighborhood. a 24-year-old ban blocks new restaurants from opening in the city's upper fillmore district. but with the bad economy that may change. >> it's an outdated piece of legislation. it's been in the books for over 20 years this ban. what has happened, is that in tough economic times you have retail or other stores shutting down and nothing willing to come in to replace them. >> the ban was originally meant from preventing eateries to draw too much traffic. the full board of supervisors may vote on lifting the ban in march. >>> a plan to replace toll collectors with electronic machine social security one step close tore reality tonight -- electronic machines is one step closer to reality tonight. many of those toll workers expressed their concerns. >> i'm the friendly face that greets each driver as they enter my lane, after they've crossed the bridge and before they enter san francisco. >> reporter: the district school board is set to vote on the plan tomorrow. >>> mortgage rates are inching up. freddie

pg&e. the parents of 20-year-old jessica moralis say nonetheless and ultrahazardous activity led to the deaths was visiting her boyfriend when the pipeline exploded engulfing the home in flames. >>> nearly 26 million americans are now dealing with diabetes. the centers for disease control and prevention released the new estimate yesterday. that means 1 in 12 americans have the disease. that's a 9% increase from 2008 estimates. the cdc gives two reasons for the increase, more people developing obesity-related type two die buy tease and people who have it are actually living longer. >>> encouraging news this morning for people looking for work. a new survey shows the economy is getting faster than predicted, growing faster. the latest ap economy survey shows employers will create more than 2 million jobs this year. last year companies added half that number, but unemployment will stay chronically high at nearly 9% by the end of the year according to the prediction. a majority of economists say it will be at least 2016 or later before unemployment drops to normal rates of 5%. the fed is saying i

pg&e. the cpuc, the california public utilities commission. the utility began doing so. useable on the oldmeters are measured once a month. smart meters can be hooked into computers that will allow homeowners to check their usage. but now they are saying installation should be on halt until the system is rid of h armful interference. >> one of the most recent concerns that was raised that i'm particularly concerned about was -- came from our ham operators who noticed increased communications and when you are in the middle of a disaster, the last thing you need is not being able to hear your emergency communications. >> san francisco asked the cpuc for moratorium last month but was denied. >> reporter: reporting live in marin county, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news >> all right. thank you, kraig. >>> marin county supervisors decided to postpone another big issue for three more weeks. they were scheduled to vote on an ordinance that would prohibit single use bags at 40 stores in unincorporated marin. they decided the issue needed more scrutiny. supporters say this will help cut down on litt

old allen snowden. prosecutors haven't said what charges he will face. >> pg and e reports to spiking pressure on ten gas lines in california besides the san bruno line that exploded last year. an investigation said the utility considers temporary spikes of pressure to the legal limits to be a safe practice. however the utility won't say where the ten other lines are in the state. one official said it amounts to russian roulette. >> the city council in san jose about to take on pensions for city workers. the largest city is anticipating a two billion dollar short fall in its fund. later this not month they will consider a two tier system. employees might have to rely on social security and a 401k style fund. >> dense fog blanketed the area dropping visibility to less than a quarter mile. tonight they are warning drivers to use extra caution because the fog is expected to be back soon. jim vargas is live with the impact. >> reporter: you can see traffic coming down off the eastern end of the richmond san rafael bridge here. it's still foggy, its been foggy all day. maybe nothing in comparison to what it c

pg&e's s martmeter. >> i have four grand chirp, they are getting killed with the radiation. that's 61-year-old deborah that -- tavarez. the meters part of a state-wide conversion used radio frequency to measure power. but critics fear they are unsafe and they want the option to opt out. >> it's danger on a stuck. it's stealth, it's d eseptemberrive and folks d on't -- deseptemberrive and folks don't know. >> pg&e maintain that the meters are safe and more efficient. the company says it will address customer concerns as it c ontinues to roll out the new meters. >>> still ahead -- the harlem globetrotters are in town. this morning one of the cars was visiting some kids who may be future cars. >>> stocks rising after a successful bond auction in portugal eased worries about europe's debt crisis. financial stocks jumped on hopes the banks would raise dividends. >>> the harlem globetrotters are in the bay area to play in a benefit game in santa rosa. >> you have to be good in basketball, great personality, great character and nice legs. [ laughter ] >> hot shot branch and curly n eal met with kids

. >> the parents of a 20-year-old woman killed in the san bruno gas pipeline explosion are suing pg&ee of eight people who died, was at her boyfriend's home in san bruno when the pipeline blew. her body was found the next day. the utility company ignored problems with the gas line before it exploded. this is the second wrongful death case brought against pg&e in connection with the blast. >> a watchdog group is calling for the state public utilities commission to launch a public investigation into the deadly blast. leaders of turn claim the puc has kept information gathered by its blue ribbon panel investigating the explosion private. turn says it wants answers. yesterday san bruno officials began handing out money donated to fire victims from people around the world, some $400,000. surprisingly only a handful of people showed up. >> it's 5:37. eight. and mike is going to know what i'm talking about. >> oh, what did you mean? day 8, sorry. >> i got you there, sorry. still sipping the coffee. hasn't taken effect yet. yesterday day 8 of record highs. possibly day 9 and done, finished. m

. >> reporter: for it's part pg minnesota -- pg & e continues to insist that smart meters are an improvement from the old ones. >>> francisco hernandez cruz was found dead in a park. temperatures had dropped to near freezing on monday morning. cruz body was found around 8:00 in the morning. >>> two 16-year-olds and a 19- year-old face charges with connection of a shooting of a high school junior from el cerr to the best i to -- el cerrito. today friends remembered him as a very caring boy who was very defensive of his mother. police say about two hours later, they spotted what witnesses described as the get away car and arrested the three suspects inside. >>> a small rick victory today for those who object a gang injunction. oakland's city attorney is seeking a second gang injunction now for the fruitvale district. that proposed injunction took center stage tonight in city hall. heather holmes is live tonight with more on what happened, heather. >> a loud crowd and these signs were enough to get the public committee to take action. 40 alleged gang members the next target. in man supporting anything to ma

. >> reporter: for it's part pg minnesota -- pg & e continues to insist that smart meters are an improvement from the old ones. >>> francisco hernandez cruz was found dead in a park. temperatures had dropped to near freezing on monday morning. cruz body was found around 8:00 in the morning. >>> two 16-year-olds and a 19- year-old face charges with connection of a shooting of a high school junior from el cerr to the best i to -- el cerrito. today friends remembered him as a very caring boy who was very defensive of his mother. police say about two hours later, they spotted what witnesses described as the get away car and arrested the three suspects inside. >>> a small rick victory today for those who object a gang injunction. oakland's city attorney is seeking a second gang injunction now for the fruitvale district. that proposed injunction took center stage tonight in city hall. heather holmes is live tonight with more on what happened, heather. >> a loud crowd these signs were enough to get the public committee to take action. 40 alleged gang members the next target. in man supporting anything to make t

old. >>> a community determined to heal from a tragedy showing solidarity on the streets of tucson today. >>> a common practice at pg&e that some are questioning. should they have been spiking pressure on its pipeline? good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. for nearly a decade he was haunted by the disappearance of his sester. last night wayne sanchez may have taken his revenge against the man once accused of the murder. police investigating a murder and suicide. >> reporter: certainly a sad development, ann, in this ongoing case of a missing woman. it all unfolded here at this pete's coffee in the san jose mall last night. it was a fatal beating between two men connected to the still unsolved disappearance of jeneane harms. police believe her brother, that shot the man once arrested and charged with the murder of harms. they spotted each other at a restaurant last night. >> the suspect approached the victim and they had a conversation in the restaurant. it is believed that during the conversation the suspect accused the victim of being responsible for his sister's murder. >> reporter: sanchez left the restaurant but re

firefighters and pg & e crews were called around 11:00 last night. the pipe was old and it was damaged in the first attempt to squeeze off the gas, the leak was capped a short time later and crews replaced the old pipes with new ones. >>> an attorney for o.j. simpson is publishing a document saying that he can prove that his client really was innocent. simpson was acquitted despite an overwhelming sentiment that he was guilty. but bailey says six people were lined up to testify. including a forensic scientist and a man who may have seen someone else do the murders. >>> michael jackson's doctor will stand trial for manslaughter. an l.a. county judge ruled today there is enough evidence to try dr. conrad murray in jackson's death. jackson died of an overdoze of propophol. an la county coroner said that murray would still be responsible for jackson's death because he provided the drugs and failed to monitor his patient carefully. >>> three people accused in a corruption scandal want the city to pay their court costs. the three defendants have been charged with misapprop

pg & e said they are implementing all of the ntsb popsies to boost safety. >> it has been four days since a four-year-old boy disappeared. talking to an expert on the likelihood of that kidnapping ending positively. >> reporter: a couple of things to think about. the suspect was going through a bit of stress, says he lost his job as a fork lift driver. he has a history of possible schizophrenia that has not been treated. the suspect has not called the boy's mother. each passing day, the chance of this ending happily gets lower. from the depths of the delta men dote that canal, no news is good news. the ford vehicle dragged out this week was not the get away car. >> it's encouraging that we have not found the car. that leaves the hope and possibility that our suspect could be out there, our victim could be out there live. >> reporter: on tuesday, investigators say jose rodriguez kidnapped four-year- old -- this is a video of the get away car captured moments before the alleged kidnapping. the canal has been the focus of the search ever since farm workers saw a car matching the description going into the w

lot of movies rated pg-13 or pg that have much more raunchier content. it's part of an old-fashioned system, one of the reasons why we started common sense media, because you want more information. >>> say you're going to take your kid to an r-rated movie, you know there's a lot of cursing. how doumit gait that if you don't want to expose your child? >> two things, go to common sense and read the reviews. second, go in advance and say to little johnny or mary and say, look, there's a scene or two here that you might be careful about. if you check before you go, you have a better sense of what's in it. the movie's ratings have gotten better, didn't even mention things like smoking or drug use or things at all in the context of the ratings. so what you have to do is do a little more homework. with common sense now, you can go find the stuff on your iphone or phone, you can find ratings and you can get more information. the other thing is, have a great conversation with your kid. once you say about a movie, let's say king's speech, which is a high brow movie, you could talk ab

old garbage company. >>> fear of another gas explosion prompted a review. people in the area are smelling gas. an under water gas line crosses the area. pg&e says the odor is not natural gas and suggests other possibilities such as sewage pumps or the port of oakland. >>> crews in half-moon bay say they removed all of the hazardous material from a fishing boat that capsized this week. the coast guard today removed the boat's hydraulic oil and battiries after pumping out 2,000 gallons of fuel. the boat ran aground on tuesday after the three fishermen on board fell asleep. there is still no word when the boat can be removed. >>> an unfolding crisis for a bay area guide dog facility. several animals have died and workers worry little can be done. >> the auto industry is coming off of a good year and may have a great year this year. i will have a look at what is available at the silicone valley auto show, still ahead. >>> i'm currently tracking dense patches of fog across parts of the bay area. coming up, it will be first thing in the morning and when rain chances will return in your five-day forecast the next, you start one feeling a bit of

they are accused of gang raping a 16-year-old girl outside of a richmond home coming dance 16 months ago. >>> questions are being raised whether pg&e stressed the pipeline in the deadly san bruno explosion. that september 20 brother or sister killed eight people and damaged 38 homes. the san francisco chronicle is reporting the pg&e purposely raised the pressure on the line to the maximum legal limit for two hours back in 2008. experts say that increase could have put a strain on the pipeline. they denied it caused problems. pg&e crews are working to restore power to 70 of their customers. they tell us at first 3100 homes and businesses lost power last night. about 10:00 after a wire came down. it may be another 45 minutes or so before the lights are back on for the remaining customers. >> let's check back in with sal. how is it looking? >> it's looking right now. we are doing very well. for example, if you want to get into san francisco before it gets crazy out there, you want to go on the bay bridge. you can see it's not that bad and we're not expecting it to stay this way as a lot of schools are now back in this week. last wee

number, size, and wait along with upsized pg&e power cans are being added to polls that were not -- poles that were not built to hold them. several of the old wooden poles are not sufficient for them. at a specific address in our block, they could not get all of the equipment on their pole and decided unilaterally to run a cable across the street to install more equipment there. dpw has been contacted to investigate and demand to remove that equipment. this example shows a disregard for the existing committee process. finally, it seems the telecom community is putting all their resources into miniaturizing the loans but do not put the same focus on minimizing the size of support equipment needed for these phones, even know they're bulky equipment terrorizes the public. they tout three g and 40 coverage. -- 3g and 4g coverage. oh gee -- how can we raced to >> good afternoon, supervisors. outside counsel for verizon wireless and at&t. quickly, it is the retroactivity that was introduced last time. i think it is going to create incredible legal problems for the city in that you have facilities that were approved two or three years ago that are

pg&e opposed expanded rules. >> it has been six days now since 4-year-old juliani was allegedly kidnapped in stanislaw county andtill no sign of him divers plan to resume their search of a canal tomorrow a witness told police a car matching the suspect's vehicle went into the water. the family plans to hand out flyers asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> deadly weekend shooting outside an off campus high school dance school district police officer shot and kill add 20-year-old man on saturday night, the man was sit sitting with a woman in a car later discovered to have been stolen there was no connection between the couple and the skyline high school dance going on at the joaquin community center. >> we have members of the public who attempt to gain access the police can prevent that ensuring that if anything were to occur out of the ordinary they can step in and maintain order. >>> the woman in the car was not hurt but is facing auto theft charges. >>> 6:32 a.m. arraignment for arizona shooting suspect jared loughner the hearing will be held in phoenix federal prosecutors want future proceedings

pg&e may have to test or replace pipeline. >>> time now 5:36. this afternoon a man that is accused of raping an 80-year- old woman at knife point is expected to be formally charged. anthony square is facing formal charges. the charges were filed yesterday but the victim told richmond police that attack happened last thursday night at her home. investigators say the woman is doing and i'm quoting now as well as can be expected. >>> palo alto police will address community members that are worried about a recent string of robberies. six cases have been solved so far. chief says solving the remaining cases is departments highest priority. tonight's meeting begins at 7:00 on middlefield road. >>> our time now 5:37. let's get you to where you need to go. sal, what is happening out there? >>> things are doing pretty well. we are starting off the morning pretty nicely. let's go outside and show you the traffic is moving along pretty well on highway 4 coming up to the willow past grade. we have been able to see everything. i think the wind has blown away a lot of the fog. moving along and taking a look at 880. north

old boy. >> and new concerns tonight over the pipeline that runs beneath our neighborhood. >> how the welds were incompete. -- complete. frightening. >> why pgthe lines are safe. >> in sacramento governor brown just issued another executive order today targeting state cars and take home vehicles. and this bill may be more than just about saving money. and bullies on playgrounds nork longer is it just lunch money they're after. >> good evening, every one one. draw matic developments in the central valley. search teams just pulled three more cars out of the canal there. >> including the one that is accused of kidnapping little juliani cardenas more than a week ago. >> police have said no one was inside of the car. we do know this is where

old's father is in the hospital with a serious head wound. police say it's unclear fit was deliberate, accident or self-defense. >> a state lawmaker unleash aid verbal rampage today against pg&e. and regulators. and and a gas transmission line exploded beneath their neighborhood on september 9th. skb accused them are being negligent and the democrat criticized the public utilities commission. >> this commission failed people of california and residents in my district by your culture of complacency. >> thank you mr. hill. >> to fill with individuals that are experienced and a passion for pipeline safety, thank you plch plp. >> we appointed a five-member panel ungrerted by anything to come and look at these matters and to with critical of use hill announced a fwoil strengthen pipeline regulations in california. >>> a report today praises response by hundreds of firefighters, police officers and paramedics to the disaster but found room for improvement. this is by establishing better communication and officials working in san bruno counties emergency operations centers. the evaluation recommends setting up a joint information center if and when the next disaster strikes in ord

old juliani cardenas. we're going to bring updates as soon as we get them. other news of the day very disturbing news about pg&e's pipeline system according to jackie spear. she says the company cannot find the records for about 30% of the pipelines that run through cities. she says it's alarming and thought it might have been deadly explosion last september 9th. >> and pg&e has until march 15th to confirm what it has underground. it cannot provide that documentation and will likely have to do high pressure water testing that could cost as much as $500,000 a mile. and customers will likely have to foot the bill. a black tarp covers a crater with wr a pipeline exploded in september, killing eight people, destroying 38 homes. now mangled pipe sits in the washington lab, representative jackie spear got a look at it this week to see the faulty welds described in a report. >> it was a a.larming to see how inadequate the welds were on that pipe. >> spear is worried this manufacturer identified by pg&e might have made and delivered more bad pipes to other parts of san bruno and across the state. but pg&e told spear

old ally. back to you, elizabeth. >> thank you. >>> 6:04. state lawmakers are putting the pressure now on pg&e to reveal which of its gas pipeline were subjected to pressure spikes. jerry hill demanded that pg&e make that information public. the utility has admitted increasing pressure to the legal limit on 11 transmission lines in california including the pine line that exploded in san bruno. >>> arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords has reached another milestone in her recovery from a gunshot wound to the head. she is now able to stand up. she is also able to sit in a chair and read cards from fourth grade students. the congresswoman is expected to be moved out of the hospital within days to a rehab facility in texas. >>> a federal grand jury has indicted the suspected shooter in the tucson tragedy, jared loughner. it dealt with the attempt to kill giffords and two aides. investigators now say loughner fired 32 bullets in 15 seconds. >>> 6:05. let's get a check of traffic and weather before you head out the door. robert, good morning. i tell you, if i could leave right now and find my s

old military mortars were found in the back of a pickup truck. >> there is a utility unable to find records of their natural gas records for pg&e. there are unable to produce the documents for 30 percent of their pipelines. the california puc ordered the state facility to produce a reliable records by march 15th and if they cannot they will need to shutdown the pipelines and the is the tests with high- pressure water to detect weaknesses. >> a final vote is expected for today to limit the toll takers for our golden gate bridge. there would've see if they can approve that electronic toll takers. this would eliminate 22 jobs by the end of next year. it would save about $16 million over the next decade. the toll takers will be provided with other jobs. >> it is 6:38 a.m. we will be back with more in just a few minutes. let us look at the san mateo bridge. it is up live shot. it is not foggy here, it looks very nice actually. when will be right back. >> 641 and taking a live look at the golden gate bridge treated is not friday night. action, it is heavy but moving well. the visibility is not so great with a little bit of haze. you'r

pg&e tried several different smart meets. all caused the same problem. eventually the utility replaced it with an old-fashioned analog meter. >>> it is 5:20. his golden voice made him an in internet sensation, can ted williams handle the pressure of fame? >>> rescued reality tv rats cannot be adopted fast enough. how the problem is multiplying literally at a bay area shelter. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a fatal accident has shut down eastbound 237 at lawrence expressway. i'll tell you when it's going to open and alternates to get around the mess in a few minutes. >>> all right. thank you. this week's season finale of the tv show horders has rather unusual ties to the bay area. you may remember a couple months ago we told you about thousands of rats up for adoption in san jose. well, they belonged to one man living in southern california. the man and his 2500 pet rats, you heard that right, were featured on monday night's hoarders show. many were rescued by andy's pet shop in san jose. >> were you grossed out? >> no, i think that i was thankful i wasn't smelling what that house must have smelled like. ye

pg&e customers to lose power. at baby girl was killed last night parrish was accidently hit by a vehicle. the county officials say that the one- year-old girl was killed out side of her home. we have no exact report on how this happened. her organs will be donated. >> we will be back, watching the storm in the york city, n.j. it is now closed and expected to open at 7:00 a.m.. new york not expected to open until 9:00 a.m.. it picked up 15 in. of snow today. this is the eighth snowstorm in the last month. world missiles. investigators are probing a deadly bombing incident at the moscow airport. here is the video of the explosion inside the moscow airport. bay are relieving 10 people from the caucasus region. 45 people were wounded. rebels were originally blamed for the attack. prime minister vladimir couldn't says that there is no evidence it was up check attack. >> their warnings about of volcanic. it started erupting earlier this month for the first time in six months. and see all of the ash spewing from the volcano. there is a large crater there now, people are advised to stay away from the crater. they are warning of possible activi