this is the shop at pickerring place anchored by popular top shelf restaurant. they're hoping that these shut downs of the highway here will not have a major impact on their business here. they're alerting their base of customers that they will be opened during this process and there are detour routes that will get them here. live in schuylkill township, vernon odom, which could channel6 "action -- channel6 "action news". >> mayor michael nutter held a news conference to express his hope that an appeals court clears the way for president obama's immigration reform measures to take effect. in february, a judge in texas blocked the president's executive actions to shield undocumented immigrants if deportation. today justice department lawyers argued against that ruling. opponents say the president abused his authority. >>> pennsylvania's unemployment rate is up for the third month in a row. it rose a tenth of 1 percent to 5.3 percent from february to march but that's still better than the national rate of 5.5 percent. the state labor department said pennsylvania s

>> reporter: picker pointed out on the day the fine was announced, pg&e's stock actually went up. and the ceo who retired after san bruno left with a $38 million bonus. picker is asking the commission staff to look into holding utility executives financially responsible. >> we have never done that. and that's not clear to me that we have either the practice or the procedures. we may have to adopt new rules. >> reporter: pg&e spokesman greg snapper. >> we're not going to speculate on that. what i can tell you is over the past couple of years we've hired some of the best leaders from across the country. >> reporter: he wouldn't discuss the proposal or the accidents. he does say the utility does not expect to appeal the fine. sue had this suggestion. >> they need to hold them culpable to what has happened. >> reporter: she also said that the state's investigation into former cpuc president michael peevey should continue. reporting from outfront cpuc headquarters, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> i'm michelle roberts in san jose where dozens of people say they received parking ti

now time to crown the top stock picker.h 15th, 2 stock pickers to face off each other to give their stock brackets. the results are in. who is the winner. we bring back hank smith, chief investment officer, along with jeff. circle square alternative investment president and chief investment officer. we announce the winner. our university of wisconsin runner-up is hank smith. we can put up the stock picks you both had. let's go in order of the face off you did. hank, you picked walt disney. >> and jeff picked johnson & johnson. (?) both did not very well here. right? but hank, walt disney i would have thought would see new gains with the announcement of frozen 2 and star wars on the way. but you saw a bigger loss than jeff on his pick. >> it's still a great long-term holding. both are great blue chip -- hats off to, jeff. >> hank, jpmorgan for the second matchup. you picked lendingtree. big winner for lendingtree. >> yeah. i'm very into the alternative lending trend that's happening right now. lendingtree is executing on all

industry supports millions of people in india and those who pick through garbage are known as rag pickerse with the rapid increase in consumption is encouraging a vicious cycle of addiction and poverty. we have more. >>> there are no words that adequately describe the filth that this man works in. for 25 years she searched through this waste dump in search of recyclables. he can earn up to $5 a day. to do so, he has to be drunk or high. >> we have to use substance to work here. when the sun hits this garbage the smell is overpowering. >> this man tolerated these conditions in the hopes of unearthing a better opportunity. after years of picking through garbage, al-sady set up his own business. he said this tin shed is a testament to his determination to live a better life. >> my life has improved 90% since i left the dumping ground. i worked very hard there up to 18 hours a day picking up garbage. i make sure that i even saved something from the little i earn so in the ten years since i stop collecting garbage i progressed a lot. >> hundreds of thousands of people live and work where mumba

picker is concerned pg&e makes so much money, the utility can just shrug off the fine. he now wants to reexamine all aspects of how gas and electricity are delivered here in california. >>> next year california will have tough new restrictions on toilets and faucets because of the drought. on january 1 all new toilets will have to useless than 1.28 gallons of water per flush. bathroom faucets will be limited to 1.2 gallons a minute and kitchen faucets no more than 1.8 gallons a minute. >> consumers are going to save a lot money on their water bill, which is probably bigger than energy bill. >> new standards are expected to save 100 billion gallons of water a year. >>> roberta has weather with a good day. >> the next shot of rain showers next tuesday. right now it's a slim possibility but there is an area of low pressure and the computer models have it tracking toward the bay area. until then high pressure builds in. good morning, everybody. stepping out the door, we have clear skies. we have right now the bay bridge. and temperatures in san francisco and oakland pretty

route 23, valley forge road, closed over pickering creek. all of that traffic diverted onto route 422. and they just pick up the cones on the pennsylvania turnpike at willow grove. mass transit looking good, chris, lauren back to you. >> we want to up date you on developing story. house fire in bucks county, has claimed the life of one man. >> firefighters on the scene for hours. fox 29's jennifer joyce now live with what officials are saying this morning. jennifer good morning to you. >>> good morning chris lauren this fire was called in around 7:45 last night. it was placed under control within an hour, but it took until after midnight to find the victim's body because fire officials say there was so much stuff inside the home. our skyfox, was over the scene last night on the 6600 block of point pleasant pike. the fire was called in, with heavy smoke and fire, shooting out of the back of the home. fire crews battled the fire for about an hour, and later discovered the body of 58 year old man on the first floor of the home. the point pleasa

route 23 that bridge that takes you over the pickering creek is still closed. again rush hours have been tough where they are pushing everybody on to route 422. keep in mind, this is first weekend for soccer moms and baseball teams you will to have also utilize that detour, going to the ball fields. the busy weekend lacrosse in town, mens lacrosse championship at ppl park, first match tonight at 5:30. it will put extra volume up and down i-95, plus phillies are home at citizens bank parkas well penn relayness town this weekend. today will be a big push, exiting the schuylkill at university. maybe try south street or 30th street to work your way in to franklin field throughout the the day. otherwise mass transit looking good. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> philadelphia's primary election for marries just a few weeks away and yesterday democratic candidates debated right here on fox 29. >> iain page a hosted, lucy know land moderated the event held a at st. joseph university. they discussed education to taxes to jobs, to the trash problem in our city. in

leslie picker and joe weisenthal join me now. morgan ceo jimmy dimon is not crazy about u.s. treasury. in fact, he is cautioning shareholders. he said in a letter that laster's volatility was a warning shot to investors in the next financial crisis could be made worse by a shortage of the security. he pointed to a big gyration on october 14. interesting. you don't usually hear the ceo of a big bank giving this kind of investment advice. joe: it was an equitable morning -- an incredible warning and a wake-up call. to see that move in such a short time is an indication something might be structurally wrong with the market. leslie: like every financial crisis in history, he blames this on regulation and the consequences such as the vocal role which has restricted the amount of treasuries in circulation. that makes volatility much more likely to occur. my question is once every 3 billion years, how did he get that number? matt: he is a smart guy. number three, chinese stocks soared yesterday. hong kong's index and start to a seven-ye

so $1.6 billion is the figure commission president michael picker is proposing as the fine against pg&e for the 2010 deadly san bruno explosion that killed eight people. picker's recommendation adds $200 million to what administrative law judges decided a few months ago with the other major change being hundreds of millions of dollars devoted specific dloi pipeline safety upgrades instead of the safe general fund which could pay for anything. san bruno city leaders also want to establish a pipeline safety trust and an independent monitor. this especially after 65,000 e-mails came to light during this process that showed what may have been a cozy relationship between pg&e and the cpuc which is of course supposeded to regulate it. there are federal and state investigations into this right now. pg&e on the other hand says it has redoubled safety training, carried out 9 of 12 specific safety upgrades recommended by federal transportation officials and changed top executives, but the investigations have already impacted this morning's hearing because one commissioner, mike florio, accused

that was leslie picker. thank you so much.up, legendary investor stanley druckenmiller took a big hit in text on the.com era. what does he think of evaluations now? that is coming up next. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. stanley jordan miller has one of the history of investing. his fund was returning 30% annually. he sat down with bloomberg stephanie ruhle in an exclusive interview and discussed pressure. >> i see them having to respond to shareholders if they lose their job. i do think it is the reason that a lot of these tech companies are staying private so that they can look at their businesses and run in the long term and not short term. >> what you think about tech evaluations right now? i remember you saying to me that one mistake that you made was getting emotional about investing. you take yourself back to 1999 and look at the guys around you were buying all these high ipos and you are jealous and excited and then you got your head blown off. >> it was 2000. i was in was just 1999. i think evaluat

tudor pickering said buy the dips, the move is about prices and not earnings. trading at the highest priced so far this year, does that help oil services? alix: sure, but north dakota's department of mineral resources said oil production in february dropped by 15,000 barrels. commerzbank says it is hard to tell if that is because the weather is bad or if it is a seachange. it's not just about the u.s. saudi arabia is pumping 10 million barrels a day, and an arm is an out -- an enormous amount. mark: can they keep producing that much? alix: yes. saudi arabia could produce 11 million barrels a day. it would be pretty historic and that could be during the summer. most days it is because of demand and not because they are trying to infiltrate pressure on the u.s. mark: in a little less than eight minutes you will be hosting a "street smart." alix: anthony rizzo, first baseman for the cops. -- the cubs. i will be talking to the global chief u.s. economist at unicredit. mark: our producer is talking in by ear. he's a red sox fan, he is bad mouthing the cubs. mark: sc

it really becomes a stock pickers market. >> stock pickers market, all right.ergy for other sectors are set to the earnings drop as well. materials, utilities consumer staples. what is the common thread? >> i don't know if there is one common thread. you could look at the dollars. i think money will come out of utilities as people at birth rate hike later this year. that is money coming out of the utilities. the other one is financials people are starting to set the bar really low. when they start announcing earnings next week i think you will see white if you upside surprises. >> do you get the sense we are at peak margins cap though you have walmart and others saying they will pay their workers more. have we reached p/e margin gekko-- peak margines? >> i don't think we're anywhere near it. companies can be more profitable . when you look at the dollar and the affected his head on the market i think some of that we may have overshot to the downside on how negative things will be. i am a lot more bullish. a lot more upside there. >> a lover of from mike murphy.

. >>> in india many known as rag pickers digging through garbage dumps is the only way they can survive. at liddy dutt reports from mumbai, it is the only way to guarantees a good life. >> he can earn up to $five a day collecting plastic but to do so he says he needs to be drunk or high. >> translator: we have to use substance to work here, and then we become adictsed to them. when it gets hot and the sun hits the garbage the smell is overpowering. we get high to tolerate it. >> tolerating these conditions, in the hope of more opportunity. after years picking through garbage, he set up his own recycling center. this shed is his doarmings the live a better life. -- determination to leave a better life. >> my life has improved after i moved from the dumping ground. i make sure i save something from the little i earned. so from the ten years i stopped collecting garbage i progressed a lot. >> hundreds of people live and work where mumbai dump its garbage. where this mountain of garbage has grown so too do the people survive. rummaging for garbage is a job few choose to do but it's the only

the stock picker market. s&p, that's not a stock pickers market. that's the market.teve: 1.5% from an all-time high, that's when you should be cautious. matt: but it's been doing the same thing for the last five years. the argument is old. not working. steve: i'm not speaking for some monolithic camp. i've been bullish and bearish. right now is the time to be cautious. charles: i will say, this has been going on for a long time. only 40% of the names beat on the top line. it brings the argument the engineering on the bottom line with buybacks and those kind of things. the markets are at all-time highs. rebound today. rebound, new trend for automakers. much maligned millennials. they're kicking the ubers and buses to the curb. they're driving themselves. it will have a big impact on the economy. we'll tell you who the winners will be. next. ♪ ♪ charles: got to blow the whistle. open up a page from payne's investment playbook. all of a sudden, the car and the driving has gone the way of the dodo bird. even before gas prices got cheaper, we were starting to cut back a l

emily: are bloomberg news ipo reporter, leslie picker.for this addition of the best of "bloomberg west." you can watch our regular show monday through friday. catch you later. ♪ betty liu: hi. tom steyer: good morning. betty: tonight on "titans at the table" -- this place is gorgeous, it really is. i will be chatting with billionaire businessman turned environmental activist tom steyer. tom steyer was born and raised in the financial capital of the u.s., new york city, but chose to open his investment firm farallon capital management in san francisco. he founded farallon in 1986 with $8 million, and by the time he stepped down in 2012, he turned the initial investment into $30 billion, making farallon the fourth-largest hedge fund in the world. his personal fortune is an estimated $2.6 billion.

joining me to discuss -- leslie picker who helped get this document.the most shocking thing? leslie: their growth. there are spending a lot of money to acquire customers and compete with uber. we know about uber, the $40 billion valued number one player in car booking. but lyft is not going to sit down and let that happen. they are spending money to acquire customers. it seems to be working. the company is projecting revenue of about $800 million for this year. that could mean a $1 billion revenue company by the year. that is not chump change. it is interesting also, to see their betrayal of over. they say in their marketing government that uber is a company that has an antisocial type culture, top-down management. it is clear that this is a battle in the car booking world that is not going to go away. emily: you are saying the number of customers, the number of rides is increasing by four times? leslie: exactly. 2.2 million last year. that is a staggering number. and we are looking at a company that is gaining 92 cents of profit for ride. so, the comp

the brimming over pickering creek closed over the year.oute 29 taking the brunt of the traffic. can you see it? , it's the tacony-palmyra about to go up in ten minutes. good luck seeing it. >> reporter: hard to see the bridge if you're driving across it, we have a heavy batch of rain over the center of the region highlighted in yellow. this is pushing toward the north. the back edge is push toward the east. for now we have slow going in the entire immediate portion of the region because of the heavy rain. looks like the rain will taper off toward the end of the morning commute. noon, 68. might see sun poking through a little bit. still there's a chance of a spotty shower, i think we get sun in the afternoon. 74 is the 3:00 p.m. temperature. the high 5:00 p.m., 76 and 74 at 6:00 p.m. the other issue happens a little after the dinner hour tonight in all likelihood where matt strong gusty thunderstorms are possible. i meant everybody to take cover indoors on the lower floors when they hit. >>> fbi will update it's results of a homegrown terro

pickering creek outside phoenixville will shut down in the morning.e are looking for alternate routes. nbc 10 is live in schuylkill continue to township. doug this will impact more thanlp just drifrsz. >> reporter: exactly. not just about every driver that uses this routeçó is going to be affected. but justçó about everything you drive by is going to feel this in one way or another. they are trying to squeeze in as many trips over the bridge before it happens.t(xd what was the first thing that went through your mind? >> back roads. but you know, it is what it is. the bridge needs to be done. >> reporter: the 19,000 drivers a day could see thei]xd crumbling concrete on tj route 23 bridge overe1 pickering creek on the southeast side of phoenixville and teel beams underneath with concrete xdones. they evenfáko put6z p a temporary stop light on 2nmte 29 leadi into phoenixville to help handle the eight month long detour while the bridge is closed. >> i just adapt. >> reporter: the staff and owners of valley forge tre forria are very aware of what an eight

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''the associated press" obtained a copy of a statement by utv president michael picker. picker says he will ask the commission to study the utility's structure, which currently has a single ceo and a board for both gas and electric utilities. >>> a building in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood is now being cleaned up after one of our reporters started asking questions. the building's current owner might surprise you. people who live in the neighborhood say they are proud of its history and upkeep, but one building owned by the san francisco police department was covered in graffiti and trash. neighbors say the city has a double standard. they say there are fines for anyone else who doesn't clean up graffiti and garbage. >> man up. put yourself in our shoes, and just act the same way you would if you were an individual who owned a piece of property in the dog patch. >> after talking to neighbors, ktvu's noel walker made a call to the police department, and shortly after, they sent a crew over to clean up the graffiti and trash. the police chief says they are now work

. >> we are working to ensure the people of rag pickers don't follow in their parents footsteps. our focus is educating them and giving them the opportunity to do something else. >> with the limb he has he's trying to build a safer and better life for his family. his children are the best chance of him leaving the area, worth living for. liddy dutt, al jazeera mumbai. >> nasa has just released a series of pictures of space walks acknowledge astronauts installed new communication devices and fixed the robotic arm. changes will are made so the station can dock add the i iss. ss. >> there are new accusations that a texas man executed for killing his own kids may have been innocent. tonight an exclusive al jazeera interview reveals the testimony that turned out to be a lie. >> everybody says i'm a snitch. i didn't snitch on anybody. straight up like john jackson told me to. >> plus kids behind bars soledad o'brien goes into a juvenile detention cen

this will hit us like a stale bagel here, route 23, valley forge road closed now over the pickering creekthis is a project that will last for about six months, and part of the detour you have to go back through valley forge state park to pick up 422 and then they are pushing everybody west on to oaks. so the the detour is using 422, a road that is jammed during the morning and afternoon rush hour to begin w if you use this stretch through phoenixville you have been alerted to the signs. they have been blinking a couple weeks. they shut it down yesterday at 10:30 after the morning rush hour so today, this morning it is the the first morning that folks will have to have deal with that. lights out traffic lights on the boulevard at masher with no cross traffic. all this rain and high tied were flooded on route 130 at brooklawn circle right there in front of the diner so traffic using 295. we had a gas main break in glassboro route 322 blocked at route 47 as sue mentioned phillies marlins first pitch 7:05. that will throw extra volume for our evening rush hour chris and lauren back over to yo

it is a bridge over pickering creek. tough one with this is detour will take you way out of your way and push everybody on the 422. 422 is a mess to begin with during the morning and afternoon rush hour, throw into it the another couple thousand vehicles with that detour so give yourself some extra time there. it is a presidential visit vice-presidential visit. peco power play. we have a motorcade after lunchtime with the vice-president, that will tie us up for our evening rush hour here in center city. mike and alex back to you. >> i would think they with go the airport what the back way. >> what is interesting is mr. biden sometimes drives up, if he is in delaware he will bring up that met or cade right up that i-95. >> he loves to take the train walk there 30th street station to the event. >> if we throw him a buck buy him a train ticket and get right off amtrak 30th street and walk. >> yes. >> 6:05. peco crews, speaking of peco have restored power to a few dozen delaware county customers who lost power have after a t

route 23, valley forge road, closed over the pickering creek. they replace that bridge.about this detour, it is not an easy way -- there is no other easy twi get across the creek except for going all the way back to 422 putting all of that extra volume onto an already packed 422, so during the rush hours it is tight there through phoenixville they've been working on the turnpike for most of the night. heads up if you are coming in on the benny only three lanes on the ben franklin bridge, beginning this morning emergency work on the far right lane, the big clog is going to happen through the toll plaza. you got what seven eight lanes of the toll plaza, usually funnels into four, we will funnel into three. and then once you get to mid-span it will back -- open back up to four lanes. but expect a bigger and a quicker jam on that ben franklin this morning. so either get a move on earlier, or use the walt whitman bridge as the alternate. chris, lauren barks to you. >> bob, young girl in our area making huge difference in many people's lives. >> her hung tow help others is rea

schuylkill township chester county they are closing the bridge along route 23 valley forge roads over pickerring creek and 23 will be closed later this year. it's a big deal and i wanted to warn you. time for it is waze app not a lot cooking in cumberland county. this morning things look good along 55 and route 40, harding highway no complaints at this point. matt and tam. >>> matt, thank you. >>> developing right now a family business dispute led to an apparent murder suicide in phoenix, arizona. authorities found the bodies of five adults inside a home following a lengthy barricade situation. two women and children managed to escape unharmed. they told police a fight led to the deadly shootings. three men were brothers, a dead woman was their mother another woman was married to one of the men. their names have not been released. >>> we're hearing the panicked voice of a baggage handler who got stuck in the cargo hold this week. he called 911 when he realize the that the plane was taking off. >> i'm inside the plane, i feel like it's moving in the air. >> where are you in the plane at? >> succe

valley forge road goes into shut down mode right over the pickering creek. right there just outside of valley forge state park. so the detours pushing everybody on to 422, heading westbound out to egypt. egypt road over to bridge street. they will do the vice verse a not only do they have a pretty long detour here as far as distance-wise but part of the detour pushes more traffic on to route 422 in both directions in an area that is pretty jammed solid to begin with during the morning rush hour. shuttle bus services on the market frankford and subway line running until 5:00 this morning otherwise mass transit and airport looking good. the chris and lauren back to you. >>> thanks very much. lets get to breaking news out of west philadelphia. >> steve keeley is live on the scene with the the barricade situation, steve, we understand ended well. >> reporter: it wasn't a barricade situation i was telling everybody that sorry we have that, let's clarify. this guy and girl meets in the bar. she goes home to his place voluntarily here at forty-eighth and brown volu

it's the closure of 23 in be schuylkill township chester county a stretch of it over pickering creek. the bridge closed today through the end of the year, the bridge has deficiencies and needs to be repaired, so the closure begins today, there will lots of people whole try to figure out how to get around the mess. some will head to 422 expect extra traffic between the phoenixville area and the national parks area. a lot of people will be taking 29 up to egypt road and 29 to 422. depending on where you're going run 29 to the turnpike. keep in mind the interchange there is on e-z pass only interchange. it's great time to download the waze app so you can see what's happening on the alternates routes. >>> investigators say an unattended cooking fire sparked a fire in california east of la. cooler temperatures and low winds helped firefighters attack the blaze. evacuation orders were lifted before dawn yesterday. the fire is 35% contained. >>> and firefighters got to the scene of a burning house in idaho and said they heard what sounded like calls for help inside. once they got the fire on

a cherry picker cleared the roof of a home where this tree crashed down and perhaps most frightening these photos where high winds snapped a tree branch sending it tumbling through the wind shield of a driver on huntington back in westfield crews worked all evening to restore powers for neighbors. a busy end to a nerve wracking day. the homeowner estimates this tree may be upwards of 100 years old and admits it had rotted down at the core. she considered removing it several years ago but says she appreciated its shade. as for the driver she was suffering from only minor injuries. she's hospitalized but is expected to be okay. >> now that the rain is gone the cooler temperatures are here. >> let's go to first alert meteorologist. what kind of temperatures can we expect in the morning? >> some areas are going to be in the 30s. that's the biggest change many people notice. chilly temperatures moving in and some areas cold tomorrow morning. right now we're in the mid-40s through lehieh valley. 52 right now in philadelphia. 49 in wilmington. here is a look at future temperatures through t

maybe it was a stock picker's market? >> absolutely. >> where they made directional bets on some they thought were beginning to go up, and traded some and shorted some and bought some when they came in? >> you're absolutely right. i talked to a hedge fund today that looks like they're on track for some great quarters. they were saying, look, it was our best ideas that really got us places and they had some very counterintuitive thesis. they were looking at things like the dollar and the impact on u.s. countries as well as offshore countries. looking at emerging markets where you might see pockets of strength. so yes, i think it's actually a stock picker's market. fundamentals are starting to matter again. idiosah >> this goes back to a conversation we had 15 or 20 minutes ago about apple, and my point about me and apple is i haven't figured out what makes the stock go up and what makes the stock go down. it's a very difficult stock for me to trade over the last few years, so i've basically given up. i think a lot of peopl

it'sle up coming closure of route 23 that's valley forge road, the bridge over pickerring creek.were out there on friday afternoon, the action cam was be looking at the bridge and the structural deficiencies that are necessitating its long term closure. now is a good time to download the waze app. let's talk about the alternates. take egypt road. 29 to 422. i would expect a little extra traffic along 422 between phoenixville and valley forge national park. one more thing to watch out for is a downed tree in northern delaware closing route 100 close to wilmington country club, stay on 52, kennett pike. >>> charges are pending against a white house fence jumper. the secret service spotted the suspect late last night. agents took the jumper into custody. the package turned out to be harmless. officials said they may now top the white house fence with spikes to discourage these types of incidents. >>> the baltimore police department is investigating the death of a man who was injured during an arrest. he suffered broken vertebrae on april 12. protests broke out when activists learned

and michael picker agreed saying he had doubts that pg&e actually change ped. they bought tv ad to rehabilitate their image and installed more than 200 automated valves on gas pipe lines but the company ceo at the time of the explosion retired with a $38 million bonus. >> the president of pg&e at the time of the san bruno incident is still the president. >> vicker went on to list a host of accidents that happened since then. cupertino in 2011. morgan hills and milpitas and in bakersfield with no safety supervisor on-site. >> you can talk specifics about accidents. >> what i can tell today is about what happened. a vote on the commission and we did not expect to appeal. a spokesman for pg&e stuck to the message of the day. >> we are taking safety seriously. >> i may have misspoken on saying that pg&e stock went up 3%. it went up $3 on the day that big fine was announced. today they voted on the fine at 6:00. we are going to hear from the cpuc's new president about how he thinks she can hold executives fnly responsible. reporting from the cpuc headquarters mark m

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san bruno leaders are supporting commission president michael pickers' proposal of a $1.6 billion fine that would cut the pg&e shareholders' payment into the state general fund from $950 million down to $300 million but it would add $850 million to go directly to pipeline safety improvements, that's in addition to $400 million in a refund to rate payers in the form of a one-time bill credit as well as $50 million to implement more than 75 safety improvements. so that's the breakdown. pg&e says that it has redoubled safety training, carrying out 9 of 12 specific safety upgrades specifically recommended by federal transportation officials and it has already changed some top executives. now the hearing here at the ppc courtroom starts at 9:30 this morning. we'll have coverage. san bruno wants more than just money. we'll go into that in our next report in about half an hour. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> stanford is making a bold move to fight sexual assaults on campus. when a student is found to have committed a sexual assault, that student will be expelled. "today in the bay'

just cause spontaneous to the pea pickers stuck in the field. >> host: >> host: has the woman never been identified? >> guest: yes, she has. lawrence thompson. many years later than 18 to use she came out to speak, claiming to a bad at that time in 1830s, she did not have the identity and dorothea lange did not know it. it's an interesting question. and i often wonder how people would have responded. >> host: you write in your book, the story i tell is limited also by the availability of source material lange did not document her own life. >> guest: she is really not a woman who ever expect it to be famous. it is all they really towards the end of her life. she died in 1965 at age 70. only towards the end of her life she began to accept herself as an artist. she originally was a studio portrait photographer. she had a very very successful business in tampa and disco. and when she began what would cause documentary photography, which is not a word that existed at the time she didn't think of herself as an artist in any way. she thought she was a craft woman practicing her craft and she wa

. >> reporter: president michael picker of the cpuc raises an interesting question says state senator jerry hill who has pushed for reform since the explosion that kill eight people and wiped out 38 houses five years ago. >> it is such a large company. >> reporter: the company has 42,000 miles of natural gas pipelines but gas only making up 10% of pg&e's business. since the explosion is costing a lot of money, a much larger many profitable division is electricity with 141,000 miles of distribution line. >> they could separate those two and one go one way and one go the other or form two separate companies. >> reporter: they could order pg&e to divide into smaller companies based on geographic areas to become more manageable, but more likely it would be investors that demands the change. >> if they continue to penalize them with hundreds of millions of dollars in the future, wall street will have questions about that and think maybe there is a better 2002 do business. >> we do not expect to appeal the penalty. >> reporter: pg&e says they are improving safety but dividing the company is

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the valley forge road bridge over the pickering creek is in desperate need of repair.ar. >>> a high school is facing tough decisions about the name of their mascot that's been used since 1930s. monica malpass explains. >> reporter: the feathered head dress and redskins has been part of the conrad high school traditions long has -- as long as as anyone can remember. jeff and others wear their redskins pins and clothing with pride. >> never has there ever been disrespect made to redskins it's a feeling of pride. and it's a shame that other people don't see that. >> reporter: but now the retire mascot committee made up of students, teachers and parents is looking into changing the name because of its possible derogatory connotation. >> we have to look at what does it mean to use race. >> if one person takes offense that's enough. >> reporter: charles is native american he heard the term cruised as a racial slur. >> everything i see here with this school is pride loyalty and truth. >> reporter: these students understand the origin, but feel it's time to make the change. >>

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investigators say 309 year-old man was working in a cherry picker when he came in contact with a live wire. he was rush to hahnemann hospital. >>> well, storage shed in the frank farly service plaza along ac expressway caught fire this afternoon. nobody was injured. the plaza remained opened including the gas station. crews got this one under control in a half an hour. >>> fire fighters rescued a father and son, from a second floor balcony late last night at the green terrace apartments in northeast philadelphia. crew as arrived to the building there on the 2200 block of treemont street, to find flames shooting from the second floor. one fire fighter suffered minor burns to his legs while battling that blaze. >>> he as well as the father and son were taken to aria frankford hospital, no word yet how the whole thing started. >>> well, a piece of philadelphia music history had a date with the wrecking ball today. thinks former center city location of philadelphia international records which was the birthplace of course of the iconic sound of philadelphia. cot was once owned by song writ

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route 23 valley forge road closed over the pickerring creek and lace them up penn relays in town allomorrow with some jammos exiting the schuylkill. have a great weekend. we'll see you bright and early on monday. ♪ >>> two alarm house fire in medford lakes new jersey injures two firefighters treated for smoke inhale laying. one at the scene and the on the at the hospital. the fire started 3:00 o'clock this afternoon in the kitchen of the home on 100 block of mohawk trail. the homeowner escape without injury. >> philadelphia police are looking for two men who they believe are responsible for nearly a dozen robberies throughout the city. cops say these guys are armed and they want them off the streets. fox 29's joanne pileggi outside of police headquarters tonight. cops say these guys know what they're doing. >> reporter: they do, chris. these seemingly experienced armed robbers have been bounce aig round in different parts of the city doing the same thing. using a gun and getting a lot of cash from close to a dozen businesses. and police are now hoping the public can help break this c

. >> president michael picker recommended a revised penalty $200 million more than the last one proposed. mayor ruane supports the increase but wants to make sure it leads to real change. the puc will take up the issue of the increased fines on april 9th. reporting live in san bruno marianne favro "nbc bay area news." >> marianne thank you. >>> new at 5:00 a car crash sends a san francisco officer to the hospital. his patrol car collided with another driver. that driver was not hurt. this happened just before noon today south of market near 8th and harrison. some witnesses say the driver ran a red light, hitting the officer's car. the officer has been released and is expected to be okay. >>> a deadly morning in vallejo. a jogger was hit and killed. investigators say it was still dark when a driver hit rita cabiero-orta. the driver stopped and is cooperating. police say it doesn't appear that speeding or distracted driving are fact yorst in this accident. it's not clear if the woman was in a crosswalk when she was hit. >>> happening now, a sluggish evening commute in fremont. roads are st

do have construction up in valley forge route 23, valley forge road is closed, this is over the pickering creek, between more hall drive and motorcycle effi lane. alternate route 29 or valley forge park. also area speeds again no problems right now, at the speed limit on 95, through northeast philadelphia, south philly look being good. blue route coming in at 556789 also looking good 295, 42 freeway, the new jersey turnpike, mass transit and also airport looking okay this morning, ukee, we send it back to you. >> thank you. later this morning funeral services will be held in baltimore for freddie gray. gray is the 25 year old black man who died after being in custody. the baltimore police department. yesterday, mourners stood in line to pay their respects at a viewing for gray. his death has intensified the national debate, about police agencies and their treatment self african-americans. police arrested 34 people following saturday's rallies some stores were looting at least one car set on fire. demonstrators demanding city file charges against the police officers involved in the death o