look how good your weld looks now. woo! nice, solid weld. perfect. go on and clean that edge up, and then we are nice-y nice. looks solid. it is solid. looks like we got this piece all done. we'll do the other side, and we'll be all set. perfect. there's your first patch. it's all done. before we pick up the frame on the cutlass, let's the mount the body on the frame of the '56 chevy truck. yeah, okay, right. you got it? no, i don't have it, but what am i gonna do now? i know that's why you gave us the heavy end. i understand. we gotta be somewhere close, or drugs are a horrible thing. somebody fix this rubber. come here up front. ready? what kind of drugs are you on? let me see. something's not right. this is the last time we're ever gonna see the roof of this truck. you gotta be one tall person to see the roof of this truck. uh-huh. oh, 'cause that was an original. ( indistinct ) what? which bolt did you use? the new one? the cutlass frame is all sandblasted, and it looks like it's ready for paint. we did a great job. wanna take the tarp? ( indisti

some of the welds only went half as far through the steel as they should. which meant that the pipe was not as strong and couldn't hold as much pressure. so pg&e in its records didn't even know those weird pieces were down there. it was just a matter of time before it blew up. they were running it at pressure assuming a seamless piece of pipe down there. one of the questions we asked the president was, in your review of millions of pranlgs of records have you found any other sections in the bay area with these weird welding together, jerry-rigged pieces? he said they hadn't, which is good news. what they wouldn't answer is the question of, what was the name of the crew that did work that day? what else did they work that week in 1956? whose neighborhoods were under there? did you inspect the work in 1956? he kept saying, that's under investigation. a lot of bay area residents, who realize these are rare events but when they happen they're deadly, they're waiting to see in the next couple of weeks what washington finds out. >> belva: was there any indication

or welding inside a trunk and you get in and out all day, it takes its toll.s gotten so strong, just a lot of endurance. motivated, willing to do anything. just amazed how strong he is. i've seen a change in alan-- just feeling more confident. he still has his moments where he gets down on himself, but there's no way that he could deny the changes that he's made. four, three, two, one. come up. you know what would be better? huh? yeah, you doing it. ( all laugh ) perfect. it's great that alan has more mobility in his shoulder 'cause next week he's gonna need it when he starts patching the metal on the '71 'cuda, and it looks like we're gonna have to get the frame from the cutlass stripped, and supposedly there's another road trip. we're just gonna have to see what happens. for more information on this program, visit our website at... ♪ man: this muscle car workout series has been made possible in part by support from the following companies... golden corral buffet & grill restaurants, offering an array of food choices on our buffet at any of the over 490 locat

federal investigators say faulty welds may be to blame for the san bruno explosion in september that killed eight people. in an interview pg&e executives say the utility has not punished any employees in connection with the blast. if any one is punished it will happen after the ntsb releases its report on the explosion. >> supporters of a man accused -- supporters say even though he beat up father lindner lynch is the victim. lynch says he and his young brother were sexually assaulted by the priest when they were 7 and 5. lynch is going to face a pretrial hearing this morning. >> two moms arrested for blocking a fleet of energy trucks will get chance to share their concerns about smart meters. the two women were arrested december 29 for blocking sir francis drake boulevard as crews tried to get by. the women say people should have the right to refuse the smart meter program. since the arrest marin county board banned pg&e smart meters in parts of the county for at least a year. >> 5:08. want to check in with christina. it's a little chilly this morning. >> that heavy jacket that you

. >> pg&e now says it has founded no other pipelines in its system with welds like the ones that blewp in san bruno. pg&e executives told san jose mercury news found nothing resembling the san bruno pipe construction anywhere else in the bay area. they wonder whether faulty welds are responsible for the explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. pg&e says no employee has been fired or disciplined in connection with the blast. >> the latest bart customer survey says people are happy with the service they get but not as happy as they were two years ago. the number of people who say travel on bart is worth the money has dropped 7% since the last poll in 2008. fares are up by 6% including a nearly 300% increase in the surcharge for travel to the san francisco international airport. bart's board of directors will get the report they need tomorrow. >> the bay area could soon be home to another major hi-tech company. there are reports that nokia is considering a plan to move headquarters from finland to silicon valley. nokia is the most popular cellphone maker in the world. t

federal investigators are pointing to welding problems as a possible cause of the san bruno pipeline disaster. >>> san francisco is looking at a new proposal designed to help people who are forced out of their homes by fires and other natural disasters. that bill is in response to those three arson fires in the castro district last week. now if approved it would allow those victims to rent housing at the rate that they were paying in their previous homes. >>> well, the cost of riding bart appears to be taking a toll on customers' opinions. bart's latest satisfaction survey found roughly 64% agree bart is a good value. but that's down 7% from 2008. just 24% strongly agree that bart is worth the money. and 15% of those polled disagreed when asked if bart is cost efficient which is up 4%. since bart's last survey, fares have increased 6%. >>> it's now 4:36. i want to check back in with sal for the early look at the commute. good morning, sal. >>> good morning, pam. right now traffic is moving along pretty well around the bay area. no major problems here if you are driving let's say to t

as long as the seams are welded properly. >> the issue is that the stadium didn't expect much slow at all. let's look at what's coming up later in the bay. we say good morning to brent cannon. >> good morning. we're going to look at a controversial plan that could bring former detainees at guilt mo bay into the bay area. plus millions of dollars for high speed rail are ready to be spent in northern california. the plan is far from full speed ahead. and bob redell will look at how funding might derail. that's coming up at the top of the hour. those and the latest on the death of that half marathon runner. we have new information from the firefighters who were there when the man collapsed. they happened to be running in the race as he died. what they have to say coming up in a few more minutes on "today in the bay." >> a new report says that eggs may not be as bad as thought. the u.s. department of agriculture says they are lower in cholesterol and higher in vitamin d than what was previously reported a decade ago. they point to chickens feeding on a healthier diet. but, officials say e

. >> pg&e says it found no other pipelines in its system with welds like the ones that brew up in santhey told the san jose mercury news its only internal review found nothing resembling the san jose pipe construction anywhere else in the bay area. federal investigators are considering whether faulty welds are responsible for the explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. pg&e also says no employee has been fired or disciplined in connection with the blast. >> do you take bart? the latest bart customer survey says people are happy with the service they get but not as happy as they were two years ago. the number of people who say travel on bart is worth the money they pay has dropped 7% since the last poll in 2008. fares are up by 6% including a nearly 300% increase and the surcharge for travel to san francisco international airport. bart's board of directors will get the reports when they meet tomorrow. >> the bay area could soon be home to another major high-tech company. there are reports that nokia is considering a plan to move its headquarters from finland to silic

federal investigators are pointing to welding problems as a possible cause of that san bruno pipeline disaster. >>> san francisco looking at a new plan aimed at helping people displaced by fires and other natural disasters. a bill is in response to three suspicious fires in the castro district last week. now if it's approved it would allow displaced tenants to rent housing at rates they were paying at their previous homes. >>> san francisco supervisor has a new plan for recyclables. ktvu channel 2 reporter kraig debro is in san francisco with the details of this new proposal and why they're talking about it. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, pam. newly elected supervisor scott eater lives next to this recycling center located next sot safeway at market and buchanan. if you've ever been to a supermarket you've probably seen a recycling center here because there's a state law mandates such. he wants to change what people get for the recyclables. he says so people recycle inspired his idea. the supervisor wants people who recycle to get vouchers for food and not money. he t

san francisco critical reporting pg&e would of had to inspect the pipeline in san bruno, four week welds spiking the pressure on the line. according to an interpretation of the rules, pg&e should have inspected the pipeline up the pressure spikes in 2003 and 2008. the scene in the pipe that's being examined, when been discovered during those inspections. pg&e conducted a less expensive test instead that would of detected only corrosion in the pipeline. >>mark: we often carry stories about pg any stories, it happened again yesterday. this time across what in the intersection of mission in fremont street. >>darya: here in san francisco, it happened again. a manhole cover exploded flying at least 10 ft. in the air. this is before crashing down in the middle of a crosswalk and splitting into. luckily no pedestrians in the crosswalk at the time. fire officials say piccinni, had trouble with the same manhole earlier in the week. in san francisco, dan curman kron 4 news. >>mark: pg&e is saying they're continuing to take steps to minimize the risk of mental incidents. they say they've replaced o

pg&e says even if its records show a welded seam, no changes would have been made in the how utilityeep track of the line. they determine the blast which killed eight people and left dozens homeless, it originated at a poorly installed well on the scene. still ahead, national news including more on that mass of pro test in wisconsin where union workers are upset about the budget bill. sunshine around the bay area for the first time in a week. [ son ] my parents always lived in the states, until my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly, found their local deli, a few shortcuts and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss... the seventh-inning stretch. so citi helped me use my thankyou points to give them something special. their old seats: 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] use citi thankyou points for almost anything. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. what's your story? citi can help you write it. and earn them fast with the new citi thankyou preferred card. >> marty: a look at national news, falling snow could make for smaller

they did not know this was patched with welds that weren't sealed through. the commission voted to oversee and regulate the industry. >> this rule making is ford looking and is intented to have new regulation for all pipelines. >> the jerry brown era looks to be far less utility friendly commission. >> it's a more activist position for the commission to decide to take the initiative to open up this type of comprehensive investigation. >> they will look at their own agency as culpability. >> the rule making will be the providing through which the commission reflects on its own performance in regulating the utilities. >> other penalties will come. >>> a top federal safety officials is concerned about the safety of the gas pipelines following a they go the nearby neighborhoods. >>> jerry brown did something today that's not happened since the 60s. he testified to broker a deal. sparks flew. >> reporter: governor brown wasted time taking lawmakers and republicans to task. >> when you folks say no, no vote, no plan, no, that's not american, that's not acceptable

the audit did fault pg&e for a variety of mistakes from gas leaks to poor welding procedures, but no problems specific to san bruno. they show in some cases state auditors failed to check on some operations because of a lack of resources. >>> well, there's been another legal blow to oakland's plan to license and tax large scale pot farms. the city attorney told the city counciles he is withdrawing his legal advice and they need to hire their own attorney for pot issues. in a letter september -- sent to the council and mayor, he agreed to turn in all the related files his office has amassed. the city council agreed to revise its proposal after lawful officials warned it could be illegal and invite state and federal prosecution. changes would limit the size of farms and require each one operate its own on-site dispensary. >> facebook appears to be on the verge of a huge announcement. the sprawling cam -- campus that could become their new home. california governor salutes a former president. >> frances: i'm frances dinglasan. we broke record high temperatures in at least 13 cities toda

federal investigators believe that weak welding may have led to september's deadly blast. >>> a stringntroversial officer-involved shootings and now san francisco police are wondering if tasers are a better option. let's go to anne makovec with more on this major policy change that is now up for debate. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they are looking for a way of deescalation, a less lethal form of controlling a situation, when they are having trouble reasoning with a suspect. the san francisco police commission is meeting this evening to take up two very hot topics, the debate over tasers which the department right now is not using, and how to properly train officers to deal with people who have mental health issues. that discussion comes after a couple of recent controversial and high-profile police shootings, like lag december when officers killed a man in the portola neighborhood. police say he came at them with a knife and refused to drop it before they shot and killed him. he did have a history of mental illness. also in december, police shot and injured a man in

investigators are looking into whether faulty welds were responsible for the blast. heather ishimaru is washington and we'll have reports from the hearing for us. >> muammar khadafy is once again vowing not to step down. in an exclusive interview with christiane ammanpour he laughed at calls for him to leave power. he repeated his claims that al-qaeda terrorists are behind the protests in his country and the young people are being drugged. hillary clinton today implored the world to hold the regime to account for the atrocities been reported in his country. >> tomorrow, the united nations general assembly should vote to accept the recommendation to suspend the khadafy government's participation here in the human rights council. >> clinton did not discuss military options during her address in switzerland. as long as he attacks his people the u.s. will consider a range of responses. >> back here, work continues right now to install a critical piece of the defining suspension tower of the new bay bridge. sky7hd shot this video as a massive structure that was going up t

federal investigators are examining whether a combination of faulty welds caused the san bruno explosion. the september blast killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >>> the preliminary hearing is expected to start today for the man who tracked down and attackeds his childhood priest for abusing him as a child roughly 30 years ago. wells lynch is accused of attacking a man at a retirement home in may. prosecutors cannot charge the priest for sexual abuse because lynch reported it after the statute of limitations ran out. most victims groups want california to eliminate the time limits altogether as 24 other states have already done. >>> well, some east bay nonprofit groups might be forced out of their building. the newark school district is looking at selling a former school site to raise money to cut into the budget gap. the land houses both a development, child development and volunteer center. last week the newark school board gave the green light for the district to look for offers. school officials say they have trimmed almost $5 million off the budget since last year. >>> there

federal investigators say the weld was the point of the explosion. attorneys for the company and lawyers for the victims will meet in court this week. both sides are hoping to sort out the details. all attorneys involved think one judge should handle all the cases. as of last week, 62 lawsuits have been filed for the september 9th pipeline explosion. >>> san jose police are now investigating a house fire. after a marijuana growing operation was found inside. firefighters responded to the fire yesterday afternoon. during the fire fight, crews found the pot growing operation inside. now the fire caused about $200,000 in damage. firefighters say no one was home when the fire started. >>> good morning to you. a live look at that time bay from san francisco this morning. san francisco soaking up almost an inch of rain from yesterday. the rain kept coming and coming and now that we have received all that beneficial rain, we are going to be dry for today. we are off to a chilly start this morning. in fact, below freezing in some cases. fog and low clouds in

federal investigators found faulty welds on the pipeline installed more than 50 years ago. the ntsb is in charge of the investigation. >> and we're monitoring accidents like this one in allentown all over the country, and so we are very concerned about the number of pipeline accidents and the safety of the infrastructure. >> reporter: nearly 2.4 million miles of pipeline transport natural gas from wellheads to 70 million homes and businesses nationwide. a third of the transmission lines were laid before 1960. all gas lines are supposed to be inspected at least once a year, and the american gas association insists that if they're maintained pipelines should last 100 years or longer. but the american society of civil engineers which gives the country's infrastructure a d, is concerned. >> while we don't know the cause of these current explosions, it is a sad reflection on the overall condition of our country's infrastructure. >> reporter: routine maintenance, say the engineers, is critical to keeping any piece of infrastructure running properly. in allentown, the utility comp

spike in pressure before the september 9th blast in san bruno, and there were defects in the pipe's welds. since then pg&e has been required to hand overall pipe inspection reports. but assemblyman jerry hill is demanding more oversight. >> what i want to see is the public utilities commission goes out and does the inspections and audits the records in a pro active manner and not waiting for pg&e to provide the information because frankly we can't rely on pg&e. >> and pg&e did released this statement tonight admitting the pressure exceeded all safety stan -- standards and the company says they are taking steps to improve operations. live in millitas, lisa amin gulezian. >>> a san francisco police officer was charged with embezzlement and vehicle registration fraud. 45-year-old gregory hooie is accused of taking the registration sticker off the car he pulled over last year. this is video from an interview we did back in september of 2009. prosecutors say he put the sticker on his own car that had an expured registration tag. he will enter a plea at his arraignment. the date for the court h

report found that pg&e was, quote, diluting its inspections instead of using robots designed to detect welding flaws. pg&e used a different less reliable method used to find corrosion. the audit also accused the utility of writing up exception reports after pipeline problems occurred rather than working to prevent them. assemblyman jerry hill criticized both the puc and pg&e calling their behavior unacceptable. >> pg&e has been, i think, recklessly taking shortcuts. they have been taking shortcuts that would allow them to do testing that was not what was approved, asking for exceptions to the rule that was established. >> reporter: pg&e told us today they recognize the number of findings is unacceptably high and they said they are moving on multiple fronts to enhance and ensure the safety of the company's gas transmission and distribution system. now, i reached out to the puc today to try and understand why the delay between may and october in getting that information out to pg&e and to the public. they did not return my calls. >> in san bruno, christin ayers, thank you. >>> coming up, it cuts

and there were defects in the pipe's welds.ince then pg&e has been required to hand over all pipe inspection reports. but assemblyman jerry hill is demanding more oversight. >> what i want to see is that the public utilities commission goes out and does the inspections and audits the records in a proactive manner, not waiting for pg&e to provide the information because frankly we can't rely on pg&e. >> pg&e released this statement admitting the pressure exceeded safety standards. the company also says it's taking steps to improve operations. in milpitas, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> it's 4:36 now. this morning caltrain's board of directors could declare a fiscal emergency as the agency faces a $30 million budget deficit in the next fiscal year. the move would allow caltrain to raise fares, reduce service and close stations without conducting a full environmental review. at today's meeting the board is scheduling a public hearing march 3rd to discussion options. they might have to eliminate all lines except weekday commute

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the welds, according to experts, were flawed.esday, the day before the explosion here in allentown, the utility inspected the area and no leak was detected. it was a cast iron pipe installed in 1928 which fed this explosion. and many wonder if enough is being done to prevent these disasters. david kerley, abc news, allentown, pennsylvania. >>> some new details are emerging this morning about the woman at the center of that scandal that led to the resignation of congressman chris lee. the 34-year-old single mother said she held on to the shirtless picture of the new york republican for weeks, before sharing it with gossip website, gawker. a friend of the woman's said she posted the craigslist ad as a joke, to see what kind of men would send pictures. >>> donald trump seems to be pondering a run for the white house. he delivered a rousing speech at a conservative conference in washington, which is considered the kickoff for the race for the gop nomination. trump called himself pro-life, that he's against gun control. and he wants t

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it turns out there were problems with the pipe, the welds, according to experts, were flawed. on tuesday, the day before the explosion here in allentown, the utility inspected the area and no leak was detected. it was a cast iron pipe installed in 1928 which fed this explosion. a lot of our old cities face the same problems you do. >> they do. and it's a huge problem. and it's one that, right now, seems unsolvable. they're going to have lines that are going to break, rupture, and unfortunately lead to disasters like this. >> reporter: and many wonder if enough is being done to prevent these disasters. david kerley, abc news, allentown, pennsylvania. >>> and still ahead on "world news," is sam champion really saying you can put away your snow boots? >>> also, washington wasting tax dollars. our jon karl puts the speaker of the house on the spot. >>> and your moment. inside one of the most famous photos in the world. [ male announcer ] how can rice production in india, affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry, in south america? at

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federal investigators suspect a bad weld ruptured causing the september explosion. >>> and pg & e is making new efforts to reach out to customers. they're conducting a listening tool to hear complaints and concerns from the public. the tour started in san francisco and will continue through april. it's clear the cpuc has work to do. the public utility's commission is leading the investigation of the san bruno disaster. >>> for the second time in three days, the beach at fort funston had to be evacuated today after visitors discovered a box of flairs and the bomb squad was called in to detonate them. those flairs were detonated inside a hole in the sand. today's incident closed down the beach from around 10:45 to 1:15. according to park police, flairs are found in the area a couple of times a year. >>> heavy fog may have played a role in a single car crash that killed a man on northbound highway 101 in santa rosa. the 29-year-old man was driving a nissan exterra when he veered off the street. there was heavy fog at the time cutting visibility to an estimated 75 feet. >>> police arrest

the state capitol now reports are coming forward that governor scott walker is having the windows welded shut to avoid people from passing food to those who are inside are also seeing other states follow suit as the war on unions is becoming a nationwide battle parties especially if you're going to has more. america's middle class fighting or more already done historic. i will win out is no people me option where it is did sound is the man who over two weeks major protests that kicked off in wisconsin and spread to other states have been regional and in the fight for workers' rights you see protesters moved in small little towns that nobody organized he would have showed up at city hall are you seeing that kind of spontaneous action coming i think this new search spreading throughout the united states. to begin with the demonstrators were not asking for much in the only list is just just not the cake away their collective bargaining rights but the state politicians proved said to chop you new laws to give stability to government workers the people's outrage stronger that's scary there ne

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after that deadly explosion it was revealed that the pipeline had a welded seam. a fact pg&e didn't know. the company said the federal guidelines are the same for pipes with seams and those without. investigators have determined the blast started at a poorly installed weldon that seam. >>> there is word that the refinery is set to restart operations. valero has almost finished the repairs it started last december that included installing anti pollution devices. officials say there could be loud noises and flairing which are normal during a refinery start up. bay area ware quality managers will monitor emissions from the plant. >> jail houses many drug crime suspects but wouldn't get any from the drug county task force for now. >> system down. the problem for oakland police as they responded to a violent party. >> and a dog problem tonight as a northern california dog turns up a long way from home. the news continues in 90 seconds. no the woman who drove her car in to a rite aid said it was in park the entire time. the lexus could have hit people inside the store i

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