who may be responsible for that brutal killing. i m glad he was arrested and i hope they hang him. reporter: that s what roxine s parents hope for her killer. he s charged with four counts of murder. investigators say they found photographs and riotings by naso in his reno home that links him to the victims. rogash s parents say it s reopened their wounds but are glad someone s finally in custody. final le getting a little closure because you never know. reporter: but they re shocked to learn he may also be linked to the alphabet murders in upstate new york. in both cases, the victims first and last names began with the same let me tell yous. that s really something there. the same officials. some people have a warped mind. he s obviously the devil incarnate. reporter: missing persons advocate mark klaas is convinced. if somebody lives in a community where girls with the same letter in their first and last name disappear and then moves to another community wh
public safety agencies need to know the locations of the pipelines. pg&e says it s struggling with what to do. customers are interested in the information. on the other hand making sure these this information doesn t get into the wrong hands is something that is important to the safety for the customers. reporter: residents who have seen what happened in san bruno say there is no question. there is a tough thing to balance. you don t want to let the wrong people know. in this case, i think they need to let homeowners know. reporter: assemblyman jerry hill says things should get moving. we have to look and work with the california public utilities commission to determine what the status of the pipes in those areas. height is determined if it s closer to a residential area. reporter: we ve seen this e mail from an official indicating monday is when the company plans to release the data that everyone has been clamoring for. we re in the process of trying to verify
explanation. why did this happen? i wouldn t want to speculate with regard to cause. i would only say that is something that we regularly do scheduled maintenance and inspection for. jeff smith says liquids, mostly oil and water, caused corrosion in pipe 132, the gas pipeline that blew up. smith says utilities discovered it during one of the regularly scheduled inspections. requested funding to repair it and completed the repairs in november 2009. smith says whether it has any connection to why the explosion took place is something that ntsb will deinside icide. corrosion can cause eroding of metal pipes. that s why there is concern. it is something we inspect for. lime green trucks and cars, a familiar sight, they belong to a cleaning company hired to remove soot and hazardous debris from homes where residents were allowed to return. today, pg & e, announced the green cars would soon disappear. all i can really say, we hold our contractors to the highest of standar