looking at a project that would situate the facility whether 512 or 384 entirely within the san bruno location. we are looking into this. it's my response. >> in terms of the analysis coming out shortly, i'm glad we are doing that. i think it's very important to continue to make decisions on this, are you basically going to wait for that analysis before moving forward on considering the various options? >> we are expecting to assemble our appreciation for the different scenarios both in logistical and budgetary. it's a matter of examining which of them demonstrate more feasibility than the other so to speak and as far as the policy which

looking at a project that would situate the facility whether 512 or 384 entirely within the san bruno location. we are looking into this. it's my response. >> in terms of the analysis coming out shortly, i'm glad we are doing that. i think it's very important to continue to make decisions on this, are you basically going to wait for that analysis before moving forward on considering the various

looking at a project that would situate the facility whether 512 or 384 entirely within the san bruno location. we are looking into this. it's my response. >> in terms of the analysis coming out shortly, i'm glad we are doing that. i think it's very important to continue to make decisions on this, are you basically going to wait for that analysis before moving forward on considering the various options? >> we are expecting to assemble our appreciation for the different scenarios both in logistical and budgetary. it's a matter of examining which of them demonstrate more feasibility than the other so to speak and as far as the policy which to advance is outside of our view of public works. >> thank you. >> supervisor mar? >> yes, mr. hicker, i just want to ask, the 340 bed option, what is that cj 2 and the rebuild of cj 3 combined. what is that 340, 80 bed option? >> that 340 is a unit of construction of what is possible at the bryant street site. it's 128 less than 512 which is our two pods of 64 beds a piece. it's an exercise of a function we know that is feasible at that location for the conf

san francisco where the emergency crews are located. >> reporter: they say the response and lessons learned from san bruno in 2010 really helped them as they responded to the fresno incident tonight. images of the towering flames in fresno brought back memories of the gas explosion in san bruno when a faulty 30-inch pipeline killed eight people and destroyed a neighborhood. >> how many more times are people going to get injured or killed from this these explosions. >> reporter: the fresno incident show that is more needs to be done. >> make it safer for us so we don't have to worry about possible explosions. >> reporter: we asked pg & e about the possible response. >> we saw the emergency come in. >> reporter: a drop in pressure was detected at 3:29 p.m. rescue workers arrived and the pipeline was shut off within 15 minutes. they're in the process of installing more. their records show that no one from the city of fresnos city crew called 811. >> all other utilities so you can dig safely and avoid these type of incidents. >> reporter: pg &e says they have five calls a day for leaks of people digging inproperly. >> reporter: the dig sa

san bruno mountain from sfo. temperatures well on their way to the 60s in some locations. 56 in morgan hill. an jose this morning it looks very nice out there. is it should be a warm day there in the south bay with numbers in the upper 70s. concord at 57. livermore riding behind with all the fog this morning. napa another cool one this morning in the 30s. 54 right now and the golden gate bridge you can see all the sunshine. 60s today at the beaches. a big cool down tomorrow. the onshore flow ramps up. the breezy winds on tuesday with the dryer atmosphere behind the passage of a weak cold front. can we get some rain outs of the cold front? not likely. you see some mist and drizzle. a huge dome of high pressure over the eastern third of the nation allowing for northerly winds to take over and that aids in the warming. brings the temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above average. once that cold front moves through, a stronger ridge of high pressure will bring the temperatures up again, even warmer by the second half of the work week. but today we've got 60s in the northern sierra. 70s in the southern s

a wide range of temperatures today and our airport locations reflecting that as well. 59 in san bruno in santa rosa. livermore, 71. san francisco 60. there's that san jose only 75 degrees. livermore, roller coast er ride just getting started. saturday didn't hit 70. we nearly hit 90 yesterday. now we're back down 10 degrees with a high of 77 today. as different as the afternoons are mornings are nearly identical. concord, livermore, san rafael, santa rosa san francisco and oakland all within 4 degrees of each other for overnight lows but can be 40 degrees apart when it comes to afternoon highs. we have an area of low pressure to our 94th which is still giving us the onshore flow. winds go counterclockwise around low pressure. when it's from the north, our winds coming from the west. that's why temperatures were down today. that's leaving. high pressure will be building in. as that happens it eliminates the onshore flow. the chilly air is still there. it's just not moving over the bay area. we begin to warm up on thursday. friday is likely the warmest day of the calendar year where man

san bruno cam clear. no fog out there. not even any cloud cover. the temperatures already climbing. so yes it's going to be nice and toasty. already near 80 degrees in many locations. 73 in san francisco. 79 in north bay. 76 for the south bay. your highs today. record-setting for many of us today. 89 for the south bay. the peninsula at 87. san francisco tops out at 81. one of our warmest will be the tri-valley 93. east bay will be 84 later on and 90 for the north bay. yes, it will be hot even at the coastline today. going to think about hitting the beach, taking off work a little early. you'll notice pacifica at 79 later on this afternoon. right around 3:00, 4:00 is when we'll see the highs even in half moon bay up to 80 later on. santa cruz 83 for your high day. tomorrow cooler weather for the beach. not the best beach day tomorrow. we have offshore winds that have been driving all of these warm temperatures today. and whenever you get this, you hear us talk about the fire danger increasing now that we're rounding out our wet season and going into our summer months basically when you get the fire danger you, you get the sun that heats the earth and then you get t

location right here next to san jose city hall. >> the $10 million transportation center was funded mostly through federal grants. >>> it is judgment day for pg&e almost five years after the san brunoxplosion. new questions about how the utility does business. >> reporter: a new report says sfo is one of the worst airports in the nation when it comes to a certain type of security breach. >>> good morning. it's thursday, april 9, i'm juliette goodrich, in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 6:00 now. so is pg&e simply to big to operate safely? is that question is expected to come up as the state puc plans to vote on a penalty for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at the puc headquarters with mortgage on the commission president's concerns. anne. >> reporter: we have an advance copy of the comments he is expected to make today here in san francisco questioning the structure and the culture of safety at pg&e. at the same time, handing out a record fine possibly up to $1.6 billion because of the san bruno explosion back in 2010. 4.5 years ago that pipeline explosion in san bruno which killed 8, injured 66 and destroyed