i know that pg&e is in the room, probably watching as well. what i would like to say as i am glad we have finally got your attention. i would also say that we will offer a much better product. we will offer something that will create a green new deal and san francisco that will put thousands of people to work, building real, local energy efficiency. as far as the time line on that, the efficiency is actually low hanging fruit that a lot of it can probably be installed right away. let's not think this is too long term. but what this all points to for us as advocates, pg&e has finally taken a step that we have to acknowledge is very creative and sang, we will offer 100% at $6 more, you guys are saying $7 more, clearly they are on their marketing game. that means that we need to come out with something real, physical, local, a buildup that will hire a lot of people, that will green and the city, giving us real renewable, not just purchased on the market, which may or may not mean stuff gets built. that is where our strength is. now that the local

if i may, two other points with respect to the pg&e filing that you asked me about? the pg&e program is a certificate of renewable energy certificates program, and one of the things that distinguishes our offering from that is we would be offering san francisco residents an opportunity for not just renewable energy credit purchases, but bundled renewable energy for a portion of the 100% renewable portfolio we are proposing. so it is a different product that distinguishes them. and then the other point i wanted to make sure that i shared with you is that pg&e has requested in their filing a proposal. excuse me, a schedule that would have them in a position to begin the program and early 2013, with a final decision from the california public utilities commission in their request by february 21, 2013. chairperson campos: thank you. i think it is important to note the substantive difference between the programs that also understanding how quickly pg&e wants to move at the puc level. commissioner olague? commissioner olague: in addition to the numerical information, i als

pg&e has been under a microscope since that event. the newest report from c p u c came out friday, it says that pg&e's violated safety standards and they could face more penalties. pg&e's says " we have work to fix the problems, we have undergone an extensive amount of work to ensure that our pipelines are operating at the right pressure ". the company has until july to respond to the most recent report and the genie says they have every intention of doing so. in san fransisco, cate caugurian. >> the san fransisco ethics commission will take up key questions in the case of suspended its share from ross mirkarimi. among the issues are whether to allow witnesses at hearings and whether the commission's recommendation to the board of supervisors will have to be unanimous. he was suspended without pay by mayor ed lee after he pled guilty to a misdemeanor in the domestic violence incident. >> at least 17 people dead after another powerful earthquake rocked northern italy. the second to hit the region in more than a week. many left homeless

asking pg&e to please let us opt out. not pay the fee autos we asked pg&e what will happen to those petitions. >> this is we do understand it's a statement of interest and concern wex want them to call us. >> i hope someone will be willing to accept the competition. >> pg&e to take their case to the regulator who's approved those fees would be the california public utilities commission. and they promise it will help customers get their voices heard. you can contact me and we were receiving really big complaints there is a huge bill spikes. if have you a concern get a hold of us. >> oakland police raising efforts to get more than 30 wanted felons off the streets. there are a series of raids netted these weapons. and marshals teamed up to make 32 arrests. the police chief emphasizes there is more work to do. >> we attempted 123 services and found 32. so if we do math, there are 90 something still left. >> they were wanted for crimes like crimes in oakland. most arrests took place in east oakland. >> there is nine people arr

will benefit from increase state services from pg&e and ratepayers in northern california. this does not make sense. >> he claims the law will save ratepayers more than a half- million dollars. people in marin county are being asked to decide whether they will stick with pg&e or buy their power from a new source. jolie watts explains some consumers are complaining about the way that transition is being handled. >> laurie is all for clean energy >> is right for the earth >> she is against the way it is being rolled out in marin county. >> all the sudden it was foisted upon us >> starting in july, unless they opt out, their power supplier will automatically switched to a public agency founded four years ago. it is a choice catching many by surprise >> the first thing i'd like is it the fault to them and not pg&e >> we buy power on behalf of our customers that come from these renewable sources >> the director says the goal is to put more green power into the grid >> it helps us reduce greenhouse gas emissions and get more renewable energy on to the grid and really drives the m

he's currently are operated and maintained by pg&e. it would need to be reviewed by the department and others, but it is possible. i cannot speak to that. going back to the discussion about the appellant about the argument -- because nextg's networks are a number, they are obligated by law. the requirements under that, if it is underground, they will need to be removed and as appropriate, undergrounded. there has been some discussion with the public utilities commission and others related to streetlights. possibly at some point in the future, placing them on the street lights that will provide some relief to those areas that are not underground. that discussion is in the infancy stage and hasn't really moved forward at this point. [chime] these questions had specific cancers that explain why it cannot be done. i am here to answer any questions you might have. commissioner hwang: is it true that this particular installation is the only one on good or excellent view street since article 25 went into effect? >> i don't know because i don'

pg&e expects to pay anywhere from $2 million to $25 million. under california law, the money from those fines usually go into the state's general fund. but assemblyman hill filed a bill that would require the money from pg&e fines to repave the gas like systems in northern california. >> to me it's aren't the rate systems, the people within is the -- the people within the service area -- we're ones who have been the victims. >> we support the concept. we see this as an opportunity to improve pipeline safety. >> all of the fines. >> reporter: now, assemblyman hill says if pg&e is able to use the fine money to improve the pipeline system right away, the utility wouldn't have to take out as much money alone and the cost of those loans wouldn't be passed onto consumers. representative told me any penalty peg has to pay for the pipeline disaster should be used to make sure a disaster like that doesn't happen -- pg&e has to pay for the pipeline disaster should be used to make sure a disaster like that doesn't happen again. back to you. >> thank you.

pg & e has since replaced its procedures. but in an e-mail to his team the new head of gas operations says he needs to crack down on pipeline surges. 80 last year, more than 40 this year. in his words, if we're doing our jobs correctly, they simply don't happen. they are supposed to be an exception not a norm. >> the overpressurization incidents that we're talking about were minimal. >> reporter: pg & e down plays the danger and says every incident is being analyzed to bring the numbers down. >> the right number is zero. >> utility watchdogs say pg & e credibility on pipeline safety is shot. so the fact that it still struggles with test lines. >> it may in fact, be true that some of these overpressurizations are not dangerous. it's also true that pg & e has ignored safety risks in the past and customers just aren't going to trust them anymore. >> we know we have a lot of work to do to rebuild the trust of our customers and that's what we're doing. going through the records. identified these type of problems and taking aggress

. >>> more trouble for pg&e.the pressure problem that means the risk of another san bruno disaster is as great as ever. >>> dumbarton bridge looming work that could complicate your memorial day weekend. ititit >>> good morning. live picture of san francisco financial district buildings you have a little low cloudiness with some drizzle for folks we'll check in with mike in a moment. >>> 4:44 now. new details emerging about pressure problems with natural gas pipelines that pg&e is running into two years after the san bruno disaster. the chronicle reports the utility giant has accidentally over pressurized gas lines more than 120 times since the 2010 explosion and fire. the blast killed eight people. the majority of the surges reportedly happened onlines that snake through neighborhoods and deliver gas to homes and business. pg&e's top gas official says the utility will have zero tolerance for further pressure issues. >>> frances will be reminding us all week that the dumbarton bridge will be shutdown this friday n

katie marzullo joins us from the high school what is pg&e saying?> reporter: a pg&e representative just showed up at the school not moments ago they have not found any leaks, it is not any work pg&e is doing and the smell has dissipated. they also know the smells did not come from the high school, although it did cause a disruption this morning. residents throughout walnut creek and alamo were met with a strong and scary smell this morning, around 8:00, the smell of natural gas prompted 100 complains to the fire department and evacuation of the high school. >> it is a standard drill we do throughout many times in the school year. >> reporter: 1500 people between students and faculty. >> it was strong. we weren't sure where it was coming from. we called pg&e and we also called the fire department to come out during the evacuation the fire department came out and determined that the smell was not coming from the school site. >> reporter: a haz-mat special list says part of the -- specialist says part of the reason the smell was so pungent was the weat

. >> pg&e has a multiple billion,, >> it is just into cbs 5, a show of support tonight for former san fransisco sherrif ross mirkarimi. >> his supporters stood and gave him a standing ovation as he walked into a hearing a short time ago. his case is before the san fransisco ethics commission tonight. those members could decide whether to make public a video showing the sheriff's wife bruised and crying. it was key evidence in his domestic abuse case. the mayor suspended him after he entered a guilty plea. the ethics commission is deciding whether to uphold that suspension. >> facebook having a tough time finding people to like their stock. the company's shares started at $38 in the highly anticipated ipo 11 days ago and now shares have plummeted to below $29. meanwhile traders at the stock will fall even further. there was a flurry of activity with investors thinking that the facebook stock would actually slid to $25 per share by mid july. our other start-ups hoping to follow by rethinking their strategy? joe vasquez found out. >> when mark zuckerberg rang the bell 11 days ago, facebo

is there a plan for pg&e to update? it would seem to be in their interest as well to at some one have an upgrade plan for the lights that they own. >> good afternoon, commissioners. utility services commissioner. let me kind of address one of your points at a time. yes, our recommendation is not to purchase the pg&e streetlights. one of the major reasons is because most of them are past their useful life. the second primary reason is as a result of their series loops -- they have 25 in the system that are 50 to 90 years old. they are failing, and the cost estimate on our part is approximately $42 million to replace those, and that is the full board replacement from underground conduit cabling, full boxes, falls, fixtures, you name it. so we would be buying that burden. in a nutshell, those are the two reasons. in terms of pg&e upgrading their system, we did just meet with them recently -- actually, just after i wrote this report. the gist of the conversation as they plan on upgrading those loops over the next five years

i do have calls into pg & e this morning for comment. as soon as i hear from them, i'll let you know what they had to say. live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> san bruno rocked by pipeline explosion two years ago is welcoming home victims of the tragedy today. celebration is planned tonight to mark the progress that's been made to rebuild the devastated crestmore neighborhood. the blast in september of 2010 killed eight people, destroyed 38 homes. so far, two families have moved back in and several others are about to join them. >>> governor jerry brown unveiling details of a revised state budget today. this coming after the announcement over the weekend. the state's budget deficit has ballooned to $16 billion. the revised budget relies heavily on a proposed tax hike that will be on that november ballot. the governor also wants to increase the income tax on people who make $250,000 or more. governor brown says raising taxes is the only way to avoid major cuts to public schools, colleges, and to public safety. >>

katie marzullo joins us from the high school what is pg&e saying?> reporter: a pg&e representative just showed up at the school not moments ago they have not found any leaks, it is not any work pg&e is doing and the smell has dissipated. they also know the smells did not come from the high school, although it did cause a disruption this morning. residents throughout walnut creek and alamo were met with a strong and scary smell this morning, around 8:00, the smell of natural gas prompted 100 complains to the fire department and evacuation of the high school. >> it is a standard drill we do throughout many times in the school year. >> reporter: 1500 people between students and faculty. >> it was strong. we weren't sure where it was coming from. we called pg&e and we also called the fire department to come out during the evacuation the fire department came out and determined that the smell was not coming from the school site. >> reporter: a haz-mat special list says part of the -- specialist says part of the reason the smell was so pungent was the weat

there were 40,000 people that called pg and e about their gas. that means they call turned off their gas? did they need to do that? when do you have to? when there is a problem. how long did you think it takes pg and e to get out and turn it back on? 45,000 people. days weeks, may be a month. who has seen this in the streets. a lot of muck is in there is it's full of dirt and weeds you turn it to the right to tighten it and left to loosen it. your home work you have to look at your house, pop open the lid, look in there see what's going on in there it's not nice and clean like this. who has seen this around their house? everybody. each meter has a shut off. you want to find out where your gas meter is. you can keep track of your usage but you will know how to shut it off. here's the shut off. i have some tools up here, you can look at these. any hardware store has these. they fit on this and it allows you to turn off the gas. when we talk about the wheels it's these on top. if you have a broken pipe. they will spin like mad. when it's daylight, g

we don't need another layer of regulation in california. >> reporter: that was the pg&e ceo holding a news conference before the first shareholder meeting with the company. he outlined three priorities for 2012, one, long term growth, he announced they finished restructuring splitting gas and electric into two divisions, rebuilding relationships, he knows how bad things have been with pg&e and pretty much everyone outside the company and within the company, he is trying to focus on that, and resolving legal and regulatory issues regarding san bruno. he estimates the entire cost of pg&e could be from a billion to 2 billion, somewhere in that range, total cost when you take in settlements with people that were hurt and killed and regulation and fines, that sort of thing. live outside pg&e headquarters, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> the cheer executive officer for jp morgan chase stepping down after a $2 billion blunder. she announced she's leaving after more than 30 years from the company. drew is the chief investment officer that oversaw the complex hedge bet that ultimately spira

pg&e says people across the country have fallen for the scam either in person or social media, pg&e reminds customers it never asks for personal or banking information over the phone. in 2008 brought obama courted young voters he was reported at a crucial demographic a 18-24 roads. he is reaching out to young voters a tour lebron shows us a lot has changed since to thousand eight >>> as he heads home for the summer the class of 2012 and faces an uncertain future. faced with job searches and student loan payments. >>> it is scary it is the abyss >>> kevin ward and graduates from college in new hampshire says the uncertainty affects how he votes in the presidential election >>> economy is on the top of my list but also social issues >>> he is one of the mellon deals 18-29 rolls that helped president obama take the white house. >>> 2 million more you've voters than 2004 idle think that will happen again the shine has diminished from the president. >>> a recent poll shows president obama with a sizable lead over mitt romney this man thinks he can still be in trouble with the youth vote. >>> now

they call them pg&e houses and they are scattered all over the place. there are still lot of empty lots so even 18 months later, a lot of people have not returned. >> a lovely weekend and today, a little bit more cloudy >> it was cloudy and much cooler across the area. in livermore on saturday was 95 but yesterday it was 20 degrees cooler. san francisco has beautiful seamless skies. san francisco currently at 65 degrees which is the average for this time of year. we do have the west wind at 13 with gusts at 20. tonight overnight we will become cloudy. we will see areas of fog and we will have numbers into the 40's and '50's. an area of low pressure is spinning off the northwestern section of the state. a few thunderstorms in the redding area but for the most part, clouds and wind. this is the scene towards mt. diablo where the tour will be racing up and down tomorrow. the extended forecast calls for temperatures to be going up and down. i found this area of low pressure very interesting, it the parts in an easterly direction and we will have breezy cond

they will be protesting pg&e's smart meters. there are other news worthy events outside of this -- meeting. first up, assemblyman hill will be proposing a law that will keep an eye on the bonuses that pg&e executives make. they would have to return their bonus if pg&e is fined. it would also keep ratepayer money from being used to pay for bonuses at a former ceo received a 35 million dollar retirement package. also, a ceremony in san bruno as the neighborhood continues to recover. people have slowly been moving back into that neighborhood. almost two years after the pipeline that exploded and kill eight people. tonight's ceremony is meant to welcome them back to their homes. 38 houses were destroyed in that explosion. all of this on the day that the shareholders will be meeting their new ceo will be at the helm the new ceo is expected to hold a press conference. they will be taking questions from the media. if you have any questions would you like for us to ask him, hit me up on twitter or facebook. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>

we just got off the phone with a pg the pg&e spokeswoman who said they are working on it. >>> now for the first time the video showing her bruised arm has been released. he has seen the video, when was it released david and what prompted the release to happen? >> reporter: tori, we obtained the video at 9:00 a.m. from the city attorney's office here at city hall, released after a number over public records requests made by the media, including ktvu. the contents have been known for months. the district attorney's office released a transcript and still pictures that shows the sheriff's wife tearfully displaying a bruce he caused on december 31st. she says it is not the first time this has happened and she says she is making the video for use at a possible child custody fight. their attorneys have fought to prevent its use in his case and his current misconduct hearing. they have argued it is misleading and violates her rights to privacy, the courts have disagreed, here is an excerpt from the video. >> this happened yesterday and -- to -- 11 and this is such -- this is happening. and i

pg&e is handing out money for college. they have so far given awarding -- awards to a mom, a high school senior and a homeless woman, and now a veteran. leslie brinkley was there for today's surprise announcement. >> julian alvarez thought he was summoned to pg&e headquarters for a final scholarship interview. >> you are not here for the interview. you are here to be congratulated. >> the 26-year-old army veteran learned he had hit an educational jackpot. >> it was up to $30,000 a year for five years. many of these students like julian, they are going to need it. we are excited we can provide support. >> you earned it. >> he picked up a flier and like 8,000 other pg&e customers applied for the scholarship. he is taking classes at a community college in livermore after a tour of duty in iraq and afghanistan. he still has lingering problems from concussions and a back injury of the now some breathing room. >> i get to pick where i want to go to school. i won't have hardships that my friends are going through. i will actually

pg&e says the smart meters pose no health risk. the ceo noted most customers support the smart meter program and he said 9 million smart meters have been installed while 17,000 households are opted out. >>> tonight, the city of san bruno will hold an emotional ceremony to mark the rebirth of a neighborhood. city leaders will officially welcome back the families who have returned to the area devastated by the 2010 pipeline disaster. the explosion and fire destroyed eight people and destroyed 38 houses. a few houses have rebuilt and 23 homes are under instruck. >>> best buy's chairman is stepping down after an allegation. best buy hired a law firm to hire brian dunn. he was having a personal relationship with a female employee. the inquiry found that founder richard schultz acted inappropriately when he found out about the relationship and did not report it to other company officials. >>> one of two efforts to recall jean quan will end today. today is the deadline for a group behind one of the petitions to remove mayor quan from offi

pg&e it's reported has, seeded the maximum amount of pressure on the pipelines. this high number of surges is reportedly causing concern among the new head of pg&e's gas division. it's also makingsome consumer groups nervous. >> it may be true that some of these overpressurization may is are the -- are not dangerous. customers just aren't gonna trust them. >> pg&e says the safety aned -- and the utility promising a -- -- dash are promising a recommendky. >>> next tuesday, the traders here at the san francisco floor of the new york stock exchange will start to trade facebook o -- options. it's business as usual at the headquarters in menlo park but on the nasdaq, facebook is taking investors for a roller coaster ride. often. second day of trading, stocks dipped to more than 10% off the opening price. this comes on the heels of a major pickup since friday's ipo launch. the chief expect officer admits started a 2046 day minute delay. >> you go to the facebook page. nasdaq used to have -- we're in a relationship with them. and now it's complicated. >> it looks like i

. >> the boss of pg&e got his first chance to address shareholders since joining the company but he had an extra audience waiting for him outside. >> customers wanted it were with him as well about the smart meters program. which some say has made them ill. lisa washington is live with a voice is still trying to be heard and joins us from san fransisco with more. >> less than an hour ago there was lots of activity both inside and outside of the pg&e headquarters. the company's new ceo let his first shareholder meeting as the protesters outside demanded that the company pay more taxes and get rid of the smart meters. >> outside of the pga headquarters protesters greeted shareholders attending the company's annual meeting. the protesters want to utility giant to get rid of the smart meters and pay more taxes. >> i think that the public utilities commission to regulate and in force. also the federal government needs to stop all loopholes. >> pg&e should have put in a fibrous margaret is the best thing for everyone. fiber does not have the microwave transmissions. it is safer, security wise

. >> abc news at 11:00 continues pg&e is handing out money for college.ven awarding -- awards to a mom, a high school senior and a homeless woman, and now a veteran. leslie brinkley was there for today's surprise announcement. >> julian alvarez thought he was summoned to pg&e headquarters for a final scholarship interview. >> you are not here for the interview. you are here to be congratulated. >> the 26-year-old army veteran learned he had hit an educational jackpot. >> it was up to $30,000 a year for five years. ikeese students likeese julian, they are going to need it. we are excited we can provide support. >> you earned it. >> he picked up a flier and like 8,000 other pg&e customers applied for the scholarship. he is taking classes at a community college in livermore after a tour of duty in iraq and afghanistan. he still has lingering problems from concussions and a back injury of the now some breathing room. >> i get to pick where i want to go to school. i won't have hardships that my friends are going through. i will actually have more time where i

pg&e came in. fire crews came in. but it was not a busy morning for the students because they had to be evacuated. crasses -- classes were canceled between 10:00 a.m. and up until about noon. we taj talked to the president of the college just a few minutes ago. he told us this -- >> we were notified immediately, called pg&e, called fire, evacuated this end of the campus as a precaution, moved people to the north end of the -- north end of the campus. >> reporter: a little frustrating? >> oh, yeah. i travel a long way to come to school. i live in the east bay. so when i got here i was expeoplely upset and disappointed -- extremely upset and disappointed. >> reporter: extremely upset for an instructor who had to evacuate from that building. about a half however ago, over in front of that -- half-hour ago, over in front of that truck there, they were able to go in and make sure there was no gas in any of the buildings. the classes were able to resume around noon. live in contra costa county, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 n

. >>> pg&e offers customers to a scant they say is crossing the country, it scans clams president obama offering a credit to help people pay their bill is either done in person or via social media in some cases customers are asked for their social security number pg&e says it does not ask for personal or banking information over the phone. police to not suspect foul play after finding a man's body in a soft bear river. volunteers cleaning up the guadalupe river near the h-p pavilion on the man at 1030 this morning police not saying much except that appears to be in his fifties. volunteers were picking up trash in waterways as part of national river cleanup day. anne mackovic met up with the crew in the east bay. >>> crazy there's so much trash out here >>> that is why this will in no one was named a trash hot spot by save the day. >>> dozens of volunteers gathered along martin luther king jr. shoreline to pick up in everything from food wrappers to cigarette butts >>> why would a somebody just toss them out there is a trash can here for a reason >>> we're constantly finding trash hotspo

that whole sh you know, hopefully goitsing to get better. >> pg&e has been ordered to make the system better but the utility says that will cost about $5 billion over 50 years in phase one alone. and assemblyman jerry hill has another idea. take fines levied against pg&e, paid for by shareholders and put those millions towards the cost of upgrades. >> this minimum fine would save about $660 million. >> without the bill the money would be destined for the state's general fund. hill wants to it benefit ratepayer autos if it 2004 go into general fund it would benefit everyone in the state of california. i feel people that live in the should be the one that's benefit from that fine. beach been victimized by their system. >> there is no position on the bill but we're supportive of the concept. >> i hope it goes through. i hope they're not gooding to charge us for something that you should have been doing all along. this should have never happened. >> pg&e emphasizes it's only sks asking ratepayers to pay for meeting new regulations not catching up with past lapses. >> there is sandhya pate

morning here at pg&e headquarters as you mentioned. they will have the annual shareholders' meeting and protesters are expected to be here as well as a politician who will be introducing new legislation. it is their annual shareholders meeting, the first for the new ceo. it is expected to be met with unhappy customers and at the same time, san mateo assemblyman jerry hill is planning on introducing a bill that would require top utility executives to give back bonuses if the company is fine for safety violations. what he says is that he is trying to stop what happened in 2011 when the former ceo left pg&e after the zambrano pipeline blast with about a $38 million severance pay. also at the same time, the take back your power rally. protesters will be outside rallying against what they call abuse of power and profits at their expense. like we mentioned to you, it will be quite a busy morning here with allot of events going on all at once. we're live in san francisco this morning. >> welcome home is the message from san bruno to people mo

. >>> pg&e announced a major milestone, installing 9 million smart meters. pg&e says it helps homeowners track their power usage better. not every customer wants to change. pg&e offers an opt out program, they say those customers must by $75 and then $10 a month after that. >>> profits for ross stores were higher than expected. $208million in profit compared to $173 million last year. that is a 21% jump. executives attribute the numbers to healthy sales. demand helped push sales higher. jobless claims stayed the same this week. claims for state unemployment benefits held steady. $375. they predicted a slight pick up in hiring still the numbers are lower than the 5 month high of 3292 in april. the dow is down 156 to 12,442. 11th loss in the past 12 trading days and could be headed for its 1st down month since september. the nasdaq is down 60 at 2,813. >>> part of a tree came crashing down hitting a pick up truck this afternoon. it happened on east 14th at 4:30 p.m. today. witnesses say winds brought the tree down on to the hood. nobody was hurt. firefighters

as the new ceo shares a mid-year update on business with pg & e. and this comes at the same time this morning that assemblyman jerry hill plans to unveil utility executive accountability legislation. that would require executives to return bonuses if the utility is fined for violations that happened under their watch. it comes, he says, after the former ceo in the wake of that san bruno explosion, left with a multimillion dollar package, both the protests and the press conference at the start at 9:00 this morning. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> well, some of the victims of the pg & e san bruno pipeline gathering later on today for a symbolic welcome home ceremony. the blast of september 2010 killing eight people, destroyed 38 homes, and so far only two families have been able to move back into the crestmore neighborhood. today's gathering will celebrate the progress toward rebuilding and it will all start at 6:30 on claremont drive between glenn view and fairmont drive. >>> looks like jean quan will not fac

pg&e held a news conference today prior to its annual shareholders meeting. president and ceo says the company has three priorities, positioning the company for long term success. rebuilding relationships with customers, regulators and political leaders. and resolving its legal and regulatory proceeding as associated with the san bruno tragedy. >> we are totally committed to resolving those proceeding as soon as we can. those victims -- deserve to be compensated. we've taken the unprecedented event in front of a judge saying we are not going to contest liability. we want to get to resolving these issues. >> later today, state assemblyman hill will introduce a bill that targets pg&e executive bonuses and makes them pay back that money if violations occur under their watch. >>> new information on an officer-involved shooting that happened last night. police have a previous contact with the suspect who was shot in -- amy hollyfield is in napa with the new developments. >> reporter: i just spoke with the captain at the sheriff's office. she told me they've arrest

it comes on the same day as pg&e shareholders meeting and a warning for executives. lee joins us from san bruno. >> this is going to be held right here at this intersection. there is the mayor here to thank those who decided to stay here and refwoild make a new community. as you can see there is a lot of construction going on for minor repairs to those who rebuilt homes from scratch. this is taking a long time to rebuild their home. the fire burned down their one-story home. and now, they'll be moving into this new, two-story, five-bedroom house. pelligry. ni says it's been a long struggle. >> there is no for 19 mile autos bill and his family have settled down into their house. the city says two of the 38 who lost homes are also about to return. there are 23 still rebuilding. status is unclear, tony yearly says resolving all of the lawsuits is one of the top priorities. >> we want to resolve the issue autos here it's taking time. negotiations are complicated since there are many lawyers representing victims. this assemblyman chose a day to introduce legislation that