the timing of this is also very important, consistent with the california transportation commission issues that register , for that reason, with 10 million available, there is an amount of money that helps to fund agency staff support with 10 million proposed for the parkway. the interesting part of this, we are also proposing to request an advance of $34 million from our next two years to fully fund the project. we think that the timing is great to support the public- private partnership. this does not delay the funding for the other major projects i have mentioned. this is something with guidelines to allow funds and we look forward to working with representatives, as it will require some advocacy. we had $2 million in transportation funds. >> good morning, mr. chairman, committee members. as mentioned, we received just over $2 million in funding to the federal funding program that has many different categories of eligibility. you can see all 12 programs that mainly focused on pedestrian or bicycle eligibility. $2.2 million, out of it, we use $1.1 billion for our own reserves in the regi

this week, the national transportation safety board released a report about that explosion. given pg&e's history, the ntsb and the california public utilities commission are also taking an interest in what's happened in kuper cuppertino this week. >> we are, thankful that nobody was hurt. we are here to answer any questions or concerns >> reporter: the explosion was caused bay buildup of natural gas in the garage. an investigation reveals six other leaks. >> it's concerning for us. we don't want to find leaks in our systems. we are committed to getting to the bottom of not only this community but other places. we want to make sure that everybody is safe. >> feels safe now because they checked everything. >> reporter: the door-to-door served two purposes. public safety and public relation. you are taking a live view from the mass cam. you can see that the fire went through the roof of the home. that's because, although pg&e workers went here shortly after the explosion, it took 90 month to shut off the gas line. that's because the works had to drill from three different locations in order to pinch off the lines and stop the flow of gas to this home. re

week the national transportation safety board issued a final report on the disaster saying substandard welds and litany of failures by pg&e led to the blast. the california public utilities commission was admonished for the oversight of the system. >> families and neighbors of the people killed in the explosion and fire will hold a memorial service at skyline college in san bruno tonight. we'll have live coverage and stream it live in its entirety on our website at abc7news.com. >>> on this one-year anniversary of san bruno pipeline explosion, cpuc has denied a request from pg&e to increase pressure in some of the gas pipelines. they were ordered to lower the pressure on all of its lines. it calls to restoring pressure levels before the tragedy. >> a number of parties said, wait a minute. this is pretty high profile. people are concerned. we ought to have an open public process. >> public hearings on increasing pressure will begin on september 19. the utility wants full pressure restored before the demand for gas reaches its peak during the winter season. >> demands for air-conditioning is what we're looking at this week because of the higher temperatures. >> especially those of yo