Right now we dont know because were under the direction of cal fire in terms of having access to the scene. From a Public Safety power shut off perfective were in an all clear state and we have restored everybody that we can. Now its matter of coordinating with cal fire and when they give us access we can go in there and get people back in lights. You have no other information about what caused the fires or anything else youd like to provide an update on . We dont have Additional Information in terms of causation. When we experience Something Like the operation of a transmission power, the question has come up why wasnt that energized. We talked to the higher standard that they are designed to and according to the integrity of the protection schemes and relays. What we have done is taken information based that we saw. We visited and tested our protocols against them and as a result, we have looked to do much more refined analysis of when speed given the topography they may find themsel
Im julie haener. 600,000 californians could have their power shut off wednesday due to a risk of wildfires. Warnings have gone out in seven of the nine bay area counties for people to be prepared. Only San Francisco and marin counties are not included in this warning, a potential power shutoff. Right now pg e has not confirmed any outages, but we are told by police and other officials that parts of napa county along with danville, orinda, lafayette, and moraga should expect to lose power just before wednesday morning. We have Live Team Coverage tonight, Azenith Smith is in the south bay with how officials are getting ready for Power Outages or potential Power Outages. And october, the peak of fire season, and it is almost exactly two years. Reporter it is hard to believe, isnt it, frank . This makes it an anxious anniversary even more so. 600,000 customers are at risk. Half in the bay area. Sonoma county have the most. 66,000 Emergency Centers are opening to cope with this unprecedente
The heavily used runway that was shut down earlier this month for repairs. Its opening up a full week ahead of schedule. Welcome to the show. Flying out of sfo in a few weeks. I usually avoid the airport because of delays. Anytime there is rain. I decided to book it because it was a nonstop. I could have saved money and gone to another city. When opportunity comes you risk flying out of San Francisco international. We always fly out of oakland. I am all about oakland. A developing story weve been bringing you throughout the show. One person killed and several others hurt after a tour bus crashed. Officials include crewmembers and josh turner. He was not on this bus. The bus was traveling highway 46 when it went off the road and down an 80 foot cliff landing in a dry riverbed. The bus driver falling behind says there were no rake lights when the bus left the road. Chp ruled out drugs or alcohol as factors in the crash. The next chapter in the suit between San Francisco and President Tru
Emerging from the fog as early organizes submerged from the shuttles. Its open. The triangle could be seen like a beacon. Spread atop twin peaks. A powerful symbol of the liberation movement. In the movement for equality for all. Reporter crafted for more than an acre of cloth the triangle is a work of more than 200 volunteers. It is in its 24th year. Part of the fabric of San Franciscos pride celebration. Even on this the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots in new york. It is important to remember why we march. It is the 50th anniversary of stonewall. A lot of people dont even know what stonewall is. They think pride is a parade and a happy event which it absolutely is. It is also a political statement. Reporter many who attended the celebration including the San Francisco mayor said we are again at a turning point. With lgbtq rights under attack. I think of all the people who went through the difficulties before i was able to enjoy the freedom that i do today. It is so much humil
Welcome to the derek sheely conference, reducing catastrophic risk for student athletes. My name is brian hainline, the chief medical officer for the ncaa. I want to welcome everyone here, especially mr. And mrs. Sh eely, who will be speaking after me. Just a couple of housekeeping items. Refreshments are on the second floor. That is where we will be having lunch. This is an academic building. Classes are going on. This is being broadcast live. All of your remarks are going out to millions of people around the world who will be watching this. That is just the monday, and a few words of thanks. This is being cohosted with George Washington, University George washington university. Special thanks to president Thomas Leblanc of George Washington university, tonya vog el, the director of athletics who helped get this food together properly and chris kennelly, the associate director of athletics at George Washington university. John solomon is here from the Aspen Institute. The Aspen Instit