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

pg&e operates 19,000. it makes it complicated to identify who is accountable echograph responsive and workable solutions. while in our route city and pg&e: the street lights through 311 call centers, has helped matters. we have talked about purchasing pg&e's likes the that we have what order. -- lights so that we have one owner. it would cost approximately $42 million to convert just 1103 pg&e's lights. these circuits operate like the old holiday lights were f1 and pull those out, the whole string will fail to light -- if one bolt fails, the whole string fails to light. we have been paying pg&e to operate and maintain their rilights. it is my understanding that they are willing to put that out and they have worked very hard to get rid of their backlog. like pg&e's system, many of our street lights are past their useful life. the adopted 10-year capital plan includes $47.9 million for repair and replacement of the aging infrastructure. we are dedicating funds and staff resources to achieve the - -kee- keep

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pg&e said it appears it'll have to replace the pole. the utility said the more than 230 customers without power may now have to wait until tomorrow to get that power back. >>> new, massage parlors rubbing some the wrong way. we are live in lafayette where leaders considered new restrictions for the businesses. >> reporter: they just wrapped up the public comment here at city hall. there are 19 establishments in the city and many are real but if you look at sites like my red book.com an increasing number may be not. for 22 years taylor has been making sure lafayette is well dressed. >> for how many years. >> long time. . >> reporter: lately he has lost some of his loyal customers not because of his work but because of his neighbors work. >> the funny part is that i'm in -- >> reporter: surrounded . >> yeah. lucky me. >> the council considered an orderrance to restrict massage parlors after citizens went online. she researched websites where customers rate and chat about establishments and blushed. >> very graphic about what you can get.

pg&e said it appears it'll have to replace the pole. the utility said the more than 230 customers without power may now have to wait until tomorrow to get that power back. >>> new, massage parlors rubbing some the wrong way. we are live in lafayette where leaders considered new restrictions for the businesses. >> reporter: they just wrapped up the public comment here at city hall. there are 19 establishments in the city and many are real but if you look at sites like my red book.com an increasing number may be not. for 22 years taylor has been making sure lafayette is well dressed. >> for how many years. >> long time. . >> reporter: lately he has lost some of his loyal customers not because of his work but because of his neighbors work. >> the funny part is that i'm in -- >> reporter: surrounded . >> yeah. lucky me. >> the council considered an orderrance to restrict massage parlors after citizens went online. she researched websites where customers rate and chat about establishments and blushed. >> very graphic about what you can get.

that is three incidents in the past four days for pg&e.t friday a man was electrocuted when he tried to move in mind that it's fallen on his pickup truck in san mateo. as a german design of the canadian builder but bart says its new multibillion-dollar railcars will still be made in the usa. so why are similar to officials here accusing bart of skirted the law. robert lyles explains by one local lawmaker says parts is taking the train and your job across the border. if part is the fifth busiest rail rapid transit and the good old red white and blue so why is the modernization of bart point to the good old red light and maple leaf. >>> we don't have any real car manufacturers that are here in america said today barred recommended a $2.5 billion contract to canadian based lombardy in that 775 new train cars and about $3 million a car the americans are unhappy and you'd think it would be able to build rail cars in the states and then support the local transportation like this and should be that difficult. metropolitan transit station to visit

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

pg&e is working on getting power restored to some of the nearby neighbor who had the power knocked out when the mudslide happened. there is a big pile of mud in the middle of the avenue. workers concerned its supporting the hillside more mud would slide down if removed. this hill in piedmont came down at about 7:00 creating a frightening wake up call for neighbors. >> like -- bang. >> reporter: it sounded like a -- brush, you know, maybe elephant. a tree crashed into a power line, nobody was hurt but it did create inconvenience knocking out power to about 50 neighbors and blocking the avenue, a major artery for people going 580 or highway 15. >> we want to get it opened as quickly as possible but make sure it's safe. >> reporter: giant tree was floating through the air. neighbors say they were concerned about mudslide when's the house above the road was built. >> if we don't have the proper drainage then it's a potential for landslides. >> reporter: a structural engineer. he said i contacted the city during the build and suggested water drainage should be included. he said the home can

once again we'll touch base with pg&e. >> that's right. we want to check in with jana morris from pg&e. thanks for checking in with us. any storms similar to what we're experience and when do people expect to have power return. >> we have about 720 customers impacted. whoep to get those customers restored between 7:00 and 10:00 this morning. obviously our crews are used to working in weather conditions such as the ones we're experiencing right now, so, you know, although it is a challenge, you know, they're good at what they do, so they're used to dealing with the weather we experience here in california. with that said, there are several small outages throughout the bay area, and that, you know, itself is something that we are dealing with and trying to get as many customers restored as quickly as possible. one thing, if you don't mind, that i'd love to stress, is because we're skpern experiencing several outages where wires are down, we do want to emphasize that customers treat those power lines as live. simply because, you know, that is

so pg&e is warning you may get a whiff of the gas in the area. questions call pg&e at the number on your screen. >>> sacramento working on a new bill to prevent the cell phone service shutdown like we saw on bart that triggered outrage. the bill bars bart and other agencies from turning off the cell phone network without a court order. bart officials angered civil liberties groups when it temporarily shut off service to squash a protest. new policy allows them to turn off cell service only in emergencies that threaten passengers. >>> what to wear, what to wear this morning? >> i'm sure you spend a lot of time thinking about -- >> i do which t-shirt, white or white? >> you can do bottle. wear the coat over the short sleeves one of those morningses, -- mild, 50s, end up in the 70s, even 80s. the coast i'm worried with drizzle, thickest clouds nothing showing up now. clouds have kept us mild, two degrees warmer than this time yesterday oakland four san francisco five san jose seven in antioch as far as what going to happen today, temperatures handli

pg&e fixed all of the down power lines and the lights you can see for that house are on. but you can bet they they will have a hard time sleeping tonight. da lin, kron 4 news. >>> people in the mission district dealing a raw sewage that bubbled up from rain. first, let's get to the weather as we head into the weekend. we got the rader up. look goods. is the weather over now? >> yes. we have a break. we are going to see it for the weekend i think. we are looking good saturday and sunday. that is what storm tracker 4 is showing. we have a couple showers here into the hill but that is it. all of the heavy rain and thunderstorms are off to the east for tonight. rainfall amounts past four days have been impressive. three inches of rain. breaking records in some places. but it isn't helping too much for the deficit. weir 50% -- we are 50% of average. we have to deal with the wind now. the winds have subsided. winds 10-20 miles per hour in the windiest spots but they are forecast to intensify for tomorrow. a live look at the golden gate bridge. clear skies tonight. few clouds. b

san bruno city leaders may order pg & e to remove the pipeline left underground after the deadly 2010 explosion. live in san bruno now with more on this plan. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. here along glenn view, you see the equipment that was left behind by construction crews that should be getting here in a couple of hours. they've been working monday through friday from the morning till night to help repair some of the damage left behind. and the pipeline in question line 132 was built here decades ago, but now people are pushing for it to get out of this neighborhood. the pipeline has been out of service since that 2010 blast, but it still runs 8,200 feet through the neighborhood. it's physical evidence of the deadly blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. so some neighbors have been pushing the city to help get that natural gas pipeline, which is 30 inches in diameter to be torn out of here. of course, it'd be a long and pretty messy process, but it is something city council members will consider at the regular meeting tonight. now, the

. >> a decision puts pressure on pg&e not to cutoff power. stay with us. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> good evening, there is an update on the whale that crashed into a fishing line. they've been trying to and this has become too common thchl is the third rescue they'd had to attempt just this month alone. it's migration season for gray whales and crews are hoping to disengage from the line. and we'll let you know. >> and san francisco and other bay area cities kicked off a campaign to keep kids active and lazy days of summer time. abc 7 is here with the story. all sorts of programs being offered. >> this is so important. remember w

regulators ordered pg&e to turnover all records following the san bruno explosion in 2010. the company admitted it can't find all the necessary records. initially the puc threatened to fine the company a million dollars a day until all the records are found. >>> natural gas pipeline test today crews -- pg&e is warning you may get a whiff of natural gas if you are in that area possibly driving there. if you have questions or concerns about the smell of gas you are asked to call pg&e at the number on your screen. we've posted that same number on abc7 news.com. >>> now we are back together, what sort of weather do you think we are generating? >> warmth, a lot. >> mike? >> absolutely not only up there but outside during the morning hours thee to six degrees warmer than this time yesterday. that puts us all in the mid to upper 50s to even 60 antioch the exception santa rosa you are not too far behind at 52°. no fog, plenty of cloud cover, mainly upper level clouds that will hang around through 8:00 with low to mid 50s also hanging around through that hour. noon upper 50s along t

after pg&e cut off power to the line. pg&e says 51 customers including a school are now without power. >> i was pulling into this cul- de-sac making my delivery and then the tree started shaking. then i started seeing cables. i figured i'd back up. then the pole came down, sparks on this side. >> there is no word on when the pole and lines will be repaired or when power will be restored. >>> age lot of people don't know that it's been extended to april 17th. >> despite the extra time, many bay area people still rushing to get their taxes done. >> rosemary orozco is looking at a great forecast including a big warm-up. >> video you will see only on 2, an arson case involving a car that could have been a lot more serious. >>> heavy machinery is out and neighbors are helping neighbors clean up after deadly tornadoes ripped through parts of the midwest yesterday. six people were killed when a tornado hit the town of woodward, oklahoma. officials say warning sirens did not sound because they may have been disabled when lightnin

pg&e reminds people to never touch a downed power line, always call 9-1-1 then pg&e. >> oakland police are investigating after an early morning shooting left a man dead. at this point police only say the victim is male. they aren't releasing his age or identity. >> alan: in santa clara county right now specialized teams are taking part in a day-long search for sierra lamar, the 15-year-old vanished a month ago on her way to catch a school bus. a helicopter, offroad teams and search and rescue crews with rock-climbing experience or focusing on remote areas. agencies across the bay area are assisting the sheriff's department. and a k-9 unit is also involved. >> we have conducted searches in this area in the past about we didn't focus too much on areas outside the flat lands, so if search and rescue member gets constant fronted with rocks or hillsides, they're ready to repel and do rock climbing to rule certain areas out. >> alan: there were no new leads that triggered the search which was planned in advance. it will continue until night fall. >> ama: preparations are underway for a memor

one of them is a pg &e meter. president garcia: that is pretty discriminatory against people like shaquille o'neal and other tall people. >> any public comment? you are one of the appellants, right? you can speak under rebuttal, but you cannot speak under public comment. we will move into a bottle. you have three minutes. -- rebuttal. you have three minutes. >> i am not afraid of this technology. i do not fear anything about this. i did want to say a couple of things. i do not know if this is the kind of forum to have this decision made. what i what so bad is to have been denied their permit and take this back to the appropriate forum for discussion. maybe that is the planning department. many other cities buried this equipment underground. why aren't we doing that in san francisco? it is not like we do not want the technology. we all want our computers to move faster. but it is how it is being placed in the city. they have a right to put this equipment and a public way, but san francisco has a right to oversee th

we talked with pg & e. they say power should be back on for everyone by 9:00 this morning, but with another day that's going to be quite warm, consider leaving your pets outside, windows open or perhaps go visit a friend if you have an elderly folks with you, or if you are susceptible to heat, make sure you find someplace to stay cool. >>> meantime in san mateo, the lights are once again on again after a power outage which killed a man. a downed power line felt other the 55-year-old's truck when he was drive on lodi avenue friday evening. he got out to move the line and when he touched it, he was electric roe cuted. pg & e says this is a good reminder if you ever see a power line down, stay away and call them to let them handled. >>> one person is fighting for his life this morning. the shooting happened around midnight near galvez and third street. police say a man suffered critical injuries in the shooting and was rushed to a nearby hospital. no other injuries are reported. police are searching for the pe

pg & e claiming the blast was an accident and there's no evidence of wrong doing. hundreds of victims are suing the utility in civil court seeking punitive damages in addition to millions in compensation for lost homes and loved ones. the civil trial is set for july. meantime, a 1989 pg & e memo show the san bruno pipeline had a history of bad welds. the recent undiscovered documents detail an investigation into a 1988 leak about nine miles south of the san bruno blast. that memo concluded it was likely caused by a defective weld, the very same problem investigators say contributed to the san bruno explosion. pg & e says the findings were not definitive and did not require to test the entire 51-mile pipeline. >>> a man in critical condition after being shot during a home invasion robbery attempt. police say two armed men enter a home on donna maria way near west 3rd street friday night demanding money and marijuana. during the struggle, the 23-year-old resident was shot. both robbers got away. a reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >> it is

. >>> tomorrow's state lawmakers expected to begin considering a bill that would limit pg&e's profits based on the company's safety record. jerry hill authored the bill. pg&e proposed investing up to $5 billion in pipeline upgrades statewide, and according to the san ma dayow daily journal the work could reap pg&e $1.5 billion in profit in return for making the capital investment. the bill would require the california public utilities commission to consider the gas utility's safety record when determining its rate of return. pg&e has come out against the bill saying it would discourage investment in infrastructure. >>> a pillar of television journalism for more than 60 years is dead tonight. mike wallace passed away at 93 after a long illness following a career that made him a household name. >> for as long as there has been television -- >> the mike wallace interview. >> there has been mike wallace. in turned the personal interview -- >> you have no right to it? judgment on me. >> i'm simply asking questions. >> his intense questioning evoked wrenching honesty. this from the secret s

a reporter says that pg inspectors could not find the leak but they found a likely source. that it was basically a warning sign of what they should have been looking for elsewhere. >> pg&e spokesperson responded to cbs five by e-mail and said in part that nothing about the leak or the material failure report suggested the need to i grotesque any portions of line 142. >> busted, wal-mart accused of bribing its way into mexico. >> latest allegations as congress investigates the secret service. congress investigates the secret service. >> it happens when you at grocery storesreedom this quarter. cash back thank you. activate your 5 percent cash back. >> police are not giving details but they say there was something suspicious at an arizona own where young girl vanished friday night. they're using police dogs in their search for the six year- old girl whose parents say her bedroom window had been pushed open. the called 911 when they discovered she was missing. >> lawmakers in washington expect more secret service agents to resign or be fired this week over the colombian prosti

. >>> now, what pg and e knew about a gas line. pg and e determined that a leak a few miles was caused by a well. that's the same well defect that caused the 2010 blast. pg and e says that the findings were not conclusive so they were not forced to test the 150- mile pipeline for testing. >>> now, on to hunt for 15 year old cheer ledder. within days after her phone and a bag of clothes were found. more than 100 volunteers hit the area and we spoke with the missing teens parents and see the face offense those joining the search. >> a team of volunteers walked this stretch armed with rubber gloves as they beat back the tall grass, they are looking for some evidence. most of this group are volunteering for the first time. you see wearing a yellow vest on her second search. >> it's awesome to see these people out here to help this little girl. >> more than 150 people showed up. a much smaller turn out when searches back in march when than 600 a day showed up. they have had 6700 people help out. >> we're spoiled at the beginning. the nu

their nests is on the edge of the 33rd floor of the pg&e building.ans can watch the banding live via a camera hidden just outside of the nest. it is time to start counting calories. we're changing the word. we're not saying fat cat. we're saying " well fed ". his current weight is just 39 lbs.. his human had to give him up when he could no longer care for him. the goal for the animal shelter friends is to help him lose weight in a safe and healthy manner and find him a good loving home. good luck. >> major issues. you can call this distant cousins having an impromptu family reunion. a home owner in arizona recorded the video of a bobcat in the backyard. this one seemed to want to meet the house cats. they tried to communicate through the door. >> the bobcat had a look at him and he looked back and the bobcat reached a paul up, and managed to catch that with the camera. >> a homeowner says the bobcats a for a half an hour, took a nap, and then trotted off. good thing for that little cat. >> the kind of look alike. >> i'm just saying it is a good thing

>> pg&e is in the process of starting the feasibility study. they have done at some events scale, all side of the laboratory tests on different remedial alternatives that might work on this manufactured gas plant related contamination. whenever remedial alternative they come up with will include the portion of the contamination that has extended to meet the port property, but we do not know what that is. we have been working really closely with pg&e team working on this remedial action plan for a feasibility study. if the commission would be happy from -- happy to hear from them, i would be happy to get them? . >> i know there were several options and i thought we were going to use option 3 throughout the whole site, but if there are hot spots, why are we using a combination? if we're going to the residential, other than assuming someone will not grow something actually bring it to a standard where they can grow something on a small piece? i am wondering why we're doing the same thing throughout the site but not making necessary -- >> right. 't

pg&e crews are working to clear away downed trees, mudslides and burned out transformers, all of which triggered power outages yesterday. electricity is expected to be restored to the last few customers in about half an hour. by 9:30 this morning. tomas ramon begins in hayward. >> high winds knocked down a power line that caused an outage in downtown hayward around 7:30. 4300 people were left without power. many stores and businesses were forced to close on a normally busy saturday night. they said they had to close early and lose business. >> lights off. lights will come back on about ten minutes later. we're going to try to stay open. >> other stores and restaurants were able to reopen after power came back on. >> it went black. restaurant was full. we put out candles and wait for had it to come back on. >> pg&e was on store but first they had to put out a flaming transformer. this wasn't the biggest storm of the season but left its mark. mudslide in marin county closed a highway around stinson beach. >> there is a high surf advisory for the entire northern california coast until 5:0

. >>> pg and a, managers knew one of their employees were spying on activists. >> and a live look at san jose. don't worry, clear skies, and a possible warm up. >>> good morning, thanks being with us. >> the crimes keep coming at the scene of a pot bust in oakland this morning. >> hours after police raided a major marijuana operation, let's say, thieves arrived there to clean up. christ christie smith. >> reporter: it was a marijuana raid overnight in the last two hours, appears have to turned into a robbery. i will step aside. oakland police came to the warehouse overnight and tell us they seized 2000 marijuana plants. after they left, someone came back, moved the chair over to the window and broke n we have exclusive video this morning of leftover bags of stolen marijuana leaves, one officer, pulled up, saw three men running from a car, there were three bags of marijuana leaves in the car, and a stolen video monitor in that car. it appears someone used a car jack to prior open the security bars. the officers used smoke grenades, they said it is one of their biggest busts ever. seve

>> reporter: yes, pg&e is still out here working the scene after a gas leak had to be evacuated. there are tier marks inside the home, that is the cause of the problem as you can see. you can see the damage done to the jar wrong down -- garage door on the side of the home. 0 two -- two on this side and two on that side have no gas. four people were taken to the hospital, we are not sure of the injuries and once again pg&e crews will be out here for the next two hours hopefully getting things back under control. the main line had to be shut down on either side, they will be out here for the next few hours and things will be up and running. once again only four houses on this block are without gas at this hour. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> oakland police are still searching for three gunmen who robbed them on 24th avenue was held by three men who jumped over the as registers. >>> well it is a clean sweep for mitt romney. >> thank you to wisconsin maryland and washington d.c., we won them all. >> coming up, the candidate mitt romney targeted in his victory speech.

last year pg&e tested 160 miles of high pressure gas mains. this year it tested 10 miles. with warm weather now, it mains it a better time so they expect to test 185 miles this year. bitheent of 2418 it would have tested all of its lines before testing every transmission line in its system. >>> republican presidential hopeful mitt romney campaigned in pennsylvania today and he brought the man most often mentioned as his running mate. marco rubio introduced mitt romney. neither would discuss whether he will be the vice presidential candidate. instead mitt romney went on the attack against president obama. >> 50% of the kids coming out of college can't find a job or can't find a job consistent with their skills, how can you be supporting a president that led to that kind of economy. >> mitt romney appeared at a energy company where he critatized the energy policies. >>> the mystery deepened over $400,000 campaign campaign contribution to help mitt romney. first a stock trader was named but today restore our future said that was wrong. blaming a clerical error. >>> it is happ

they pitched in to replant trees that were torched when a pg&e gasline exploded. sergio quintana is live with more. >> reporter: over the last year and a half this neighborhood has slowly been rebuilding, and on this sunny sunday, more than 250 people turned out. they rolled up their sleeves for a project spearheaded by a 13-year-old. the name of that project, row foresting san bruno. >> amongst the caution tape, the houses being rebuilt, and the flowers on the chain-link fence marking where a gas-fed fire tore through this neighborhood. on this sunday there are lemon trees and blubz waiting to be planted. for those who lived through the terrible fire that burn through here when a pg&e gas line exploded a year of and a half ago, this is a we welcome day. >> very heart felt thanks from us and our neighbors. >> patty and her husband steve lost their home in the fire. so this event gives them a chance to plant something for their new home. >> you do use stakes because if it's windy your don't want the tree to snap. >> this weekend is the brainchild of local julian le

a warning tonight, tomorrow, pg&e will be conducting a controlled release of natural gas. and if have you questions or concerns about the smell of gas you can give pg&e a call. >> the man who brought rock and roll and new year's eve television is dead tonight at age 82. >> to an older generation, this was the introduction dux to dick clark. clark built a media empire including new year's rocking eve and had to live down his boyish appearance. >> i have a terrible problem because people keep referring to me as america's oldest living teenager and all of that. >> and flowers are beginning to be place on his star on the walk of fame. he died of a massive heart tack at a santa monica hospital. and there is rebecca c says he will be missed knox unone can age as gracely. rest in peace. and cliff h says it's a giant loss for rock and roll and a generation. janet m says love the dance party of my youth. miss you, mr. clark. to join the conversation go to facebook. >> lovely man and a wonderful sense of humor, too. >> moving on ground breaking local research could reverse damage do

the citations were issued in january, but pg&e tried to appeal.of the 13 miles of untested pipeline ran through danville, antioch, pittsburgh, and concord. the cpuc claims that some sections had not been tested since 1993. pg&e says the fine is excessive. >>> santa clara has a big reason to cheer tonight. ground was broken earlier today for a new stadium for the 49ers. and here you see the 49er cheerleaders. jr stone was there as construction officially got underway. >> four, 3 -- everybody join. one! [ cheering and applause ] >> let the construction begin! >> i'd like to welcome all of you to santa claire athe home of the -- santa clara, the home of the san francisco 49ers. >> reporter: this was about the 49ers and their new home, set to be open before the 2013 season. >> there's a lot of work taking place underground. all that will be going on for the next couple months. >> reporter: those with the 49ers say they will never forget candlestick. but it was time for change. >> candlestick is the oldest unrenovated stadium in the nfl. it's a place w

was on september evening in 2010 that a tower of fire started shooting into the sky from a ruptured pg&e line. this sunday 200 people turned out to participate in a replanting project put together bay 13-year-old. amongst the caution tape, the houses being rebuilt, and the flowers on the chain-link fence marking where a gas-fed fire tore through this neighborhood, on this sunday, there are hem common -- lemon trees and wrapped blubz waiting to be planted. >> we're connecting the neighborhood and replacing the trees lost. >> for those who lived through the terrible fire that burned threw here when a pg&e gasline exploded more than a year and a half ago, this is a welcome day to replant and rebuilt. >> very heartfelt thanks from us and our neighbors. >> pat and her husband steve lost their home. >> we're picking up our miniature improved lemon tree go ahead and plant in our new home when it's completed. hopefully next year. >> you do need stakes because if it's windy, you don't want the tree to snap. >> this earth weekend event is the brainchild of 13-year-old julian levy. it's through h

there have been a lot of decisions with pg&e and the city. that meeting happens tonight on crystal springs road in san bruno. caused power lines to fall across the train tracks. caltrans service was halted for about an hour and electricity was knocked out for nearly 600 homes. earlier in the day, a couple had a close call with live power lines in contra costa county. a truck took down the power lines. a husband and wife trapped inside that camper until crews from pg&e were able to be energized alliance. >> it hit the top part and it came down and stopped >> pg&e says the couple did the right thing. it is also a good reminder that all downed power lines should be treated if they are live. >> let's take check on the weather. we enjoyed a great weekend >> three days of wonderful. around the bay area, a lot of clouds outside with some drizzle. it looks like we will see those clouds on and off throughout the day today. low pressure will spin up more moisture and have a real muddy field to it. temperatures starting out very mild. the '60s and '70s

this morning pg&e says the whole pole needs to be replaced.and laurel drive. >>> this afternoon scientists from uc santa cruz will tag four little falcon chicks. they are sitting on the roof o a san francisco skyscraper. the birds are in that nest at the pg&e head quarters on peel street. they will put id bands on them so they can be identified later. it will help in their efforts to restore the species to a healthy population amount. >> they are awfully cute when they are little. >>> coming up at 6:00. sal, how is traffic? >> pretty good so far pam and dave. starting in the south bay. look at 280 northbound getting up past the 880 interchange. so in just a few moments we'll have a complete traffic update and look at the entire bay area commute. now back to the desk. >>> speaking of cars bursting into flames on an oakland freeway, how this firey crash happen and why the driver is in trouble. >>> lots of clouds in place and a cooler pattern. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen. that's why we c

crews had have to event the pipeline so pg&e warning you may get a whiff of natural gas. if you have any questions or concerns about the smell of natural gas, call pg&e at the number on your screen: 1-800-743-5000. >>> today the 49ers and santa clara officials will break ground on the new stadium site. construction equipment was out yesterday. the team has released this animation it will look like from the 50 yard line in the center of the field, a cool view there the new stadium is estimateed to cost 12 billion dollars and will seat more than -- 1.2 billion dollars and will seat more than 68,000 fans. >> for most of us that is the closest we will get. >> >> good day to get out and play some sports, workout. >> plenty of fluids that's what we need to remember our bodies aren't going to be used to this warming weather today and through the weekend this is the big story 24 temperature change everybody going up . you can see the storm track moving north we'll still have low clouds during the morning like yesterday they will dissipate quickly and we'll have high clouds and su

a memo suggests that pg&e was aware of according to the san francisco chronicle. the newspaper says the utility recently turned a memo over to state regulators. it refers to a prior leak detected as far back as 1988. a reporter says be genius inspectors could not find the leak but they found a likely source. >> it was incomplete, and it was basically a warning sign of what they should have been looking for elsewhere >> pg&e spokesperson david eisenhower responded to cbs five by e-mail. in part he says nothing about the 1988 leak or the material failure report suggested the need to ponder a test any portion of the line. >> the man facing charges in the shooting death of florida teenager trayvon martin is out of jail this morning. george zimmerman was released on $150,000 bond pending his trial. as randall kingston reports, zimmerman whereabouts are being kept secret. >> george zimmerman walk out of the seminal county jail around midnight, not looking at cameras as he followed a man in twin white vehicle to await trial for the death of trayvon martin. as attorney sa

pg&e is charging a $75 up-front fee plus $10 per month.after several complaints the utility says may 1st, is not a firm deadline saying customers can opt-out any time. critics have questioned the accuracy and safety of smart meters. >>> the street party that kicks off the pride parade will look different this year. organizers of pink saturday in the castro say they are replacing the normal dance party with food trucks, celebrating the lgbt community is scheduled for june 23rd. organizers have scaled back after several vents turned violent in -- events have turned violent. in 2010 -- >>> this week lawmakers will hold a hearing that can help students struggling to pay for college. the act will eliminate a billion dollar tax break given to businesses in 2009. the money raised would be used to help subsidize tuition for middle income families whose income exceeds the current cap. supporters say the bill is critical because tuition at cal-state and uc schools three times what it was a decade ago. republicans call it another tax increase and are

." >>> pg&e will begin removing trees under power lines in sonoma county today.t's part of a controversial maintenance program. pg&e says the work is to remove 17 trees that represent immediate threats to high- voltage lines. the company says this is not a start to a more extensive removal plan that's been criticized. some property owners object to pg&e's plan to remove thousands of trees from the geysers to the petaluma. >>> sfo is one of america's favorite airports according to a new report. the list comes from trip advisers which surveyed more than 1,000 travelers about their travel habits and preferences. >>> strong winds made for a bumpy ride for passengers arriving in spain yesterday. take a look at this. boy, a hard landing to say the lease at the airport after fishtailing and swerving. the pilot finally managed to get control of the plane and bring it down safely. but he did have to make a couple of flyof-anced -- fly- arounds. the video shows one plane that had abort at the last second. >>> and we have gusty winds in the wake of the frontal system that m

we've heard that some residents have made t-shirts that said pg & e, take out the pipeline. still an emotional scar for some of these folks here. and so tonight at 7:00 is when city council will consider this issue. "today in the bay." >>> well, the secretary of commerce is visiting silicon valley for the first time this morning. john brison is attending the ceo business climate center at ibm research in san jose. governor jerry brown is also going to be there along with the governor of colorado and local mayors. the results of the ceo business climate survey are going to be released at this summit. almost 200 silicon valley ceos took part of this survey that tackles hiring, layoffs, and challenges facing businesses. >>> well, netflix now has more subscribers than it did when it announced the controversial price hike last summer. scott mcgrew, yeah, that's a good sign. >> it's a sign that netflix users have forgiven the company for one of it is most ham handed price hikes ever. but reid hastings, the ceo at netflix said in a conference call on monday afternoon he's still fix

here are details of the memo and what pg&e is saying about the significance. >> a memo turned over to state regulators is one more piece of information suggesting the pipe on exploding here in san bruno in 2010 had a history of failures and by law should have been tested. >> they had a documented case, and it was their documentation, their laboratory, it analyzed the cause of the prior leak in 1998. >> i could not find the leak said this reporter. but they found a likely source, a defective welds on the scene running along the pipe. >> they found a scene that was so flawed and crack and other issues, that it was basically a warning sign of what they should have been looking for elsewhere in the line. >> believed to cause the rupture and explosion that killed eight and destroyed 38 rensselaer on september 9, 2010. pg&e responded by e-mail to cbs 5 saying " scientific analysis after the pipe was removed did not identify any leak which is consistent with the conclusion that the leak was a pinhole leak located on the earth well, nothing about the 1988 leak or the failure reports suggested

pg&e crews are testing lines in the neighborhood, following the san bruno explosion.he utility was ordered to pressure test gas lines and make necessary repairs. pg&e says if there is an escape of natural gas today, it will dissipate quickly and will not be harmful. >>> today, the city of san jose may decide to ban outdoor smoking in certain areas. an ordinance is being considered by the city council. it would ban smoking in outdoor dining areas, in lines where people wait for service, and in the common areas of apartments and condos. this morning, we spoke with a woman who is part of a national movement to put laws like this in place. >> secondhand smoke, we know it's toxic, we know it kills people, and we're trying to create as many environments as possible for people to live, work and play in their communities without being accosted by secondhand smoke. >> the city council will discuss the proposed ban this afternoon at 1:30. >>> if someone steals your cell phone, you will soon be able to permanently disable it. major wireless providers are working with the governm

the husband and wife were trapped inside that camper for a half-hour until pg&e crews were able to d energize the lines. >> all of a sudden i was hit, i didn't see it. it came down and then it stopped. >> pg&e says the couple did the right thing and it is a good reminder that all downed power lines should be treated like they are alive >> tonight the standard a city council talks about what to do with the remainder of the pipeline that exploded in 2010. there are three options on the board, they may take it out of the ground completely, they might leave it in and fill it with concrete or they might do a combination of the two. >> 1 go is refusing to eat, the man accused of killing seven people at oikos university in oakland. a 43 year-old has not even anything since being booked on the jail after the april 2nd shooting. doctors are monitoring his health and evaluating his condition every day. >> he has the right not to eat and we cannot force and to eat. this is something he is choosing to do and that is the case, we really have no recourse at this point >> and he is being held witho

cain had a perfect game going until the second tph-pg.y pittsburgh player to reach the plate today. the pitcher. it was an almost perfect game. giants have scored at least four runs in all seven of their games this season. and all that was left from that game to complete his one game shut out. giants end the opener 5-0. all that stood from a perfect game was a clean single by the opposing pitcher. >> you think about it you gave up one hit, but we won. it would have been great to not give up the hit but, that's all right. >> you -- he just got in the zone and you knew he was going to have a great game today his first-inning. he had all his pitches working and what a great job. >> reporter: the seattle mariners had their own $20 million a year pitcher feliz hernandez. for the third time already this young season the a's had to face king felix. this is oakland's first game of the year with the mariners already. the a's jump on felix hernandez. third inning grips this. all three against the -- 3-0 when weeks pitched. matching his total from l