brawls in berkeley. our cameras captured fight after fight as they came to blows at demonstrations in civic center park. police tried to keep them separated with a fence. it didn't last long. protesters spilled into the street where flair ups went on for hours. 11 people were hurt. and you can see why. here is a look at the weapons police confiscated. wooden sticks and poles. bear spray. knives and face. and a stun gun. police asking the public for photos or videos that may lead to more arrests. kpix 5's christin ayers shows us one video is getting nationwide attention tonight. >> reporter: video of the brawls that broke out here in berkeley yesterday have been circulating online but there is one video in particular that is sparking outrage over the actions of a known white supremest. >> reporter: of all the fights, explosions, and down right bloody brawls that characterized yesterday's patriot's day protest in berkeley one moment stood out. the young woman, anti-trump protesters, sucker punched on camera. her fist is exat the ended as well. the video and image have gone viral. the man throwing the punch live streamed before the incident. >> there has been a number of scuffles that vukerred. >> reporter: we -- that have occurred. >> reporter: we tried to reach the woman online. since the protest she received rape and murder threats online. it is unclear whether police are investigating the incident. i reached out to him to ask him if he had any comments about the video, he did not reply. christin ayers, kpix 5. 9 teenagers were hurt when a gunman opened fire and the shooter is on the loose. the teens were gathered after midnight when blitz started flying from -- bullets started flying crum across the street. all 9 were taken to the hospital and their injuries range from miner to serious. new at 6:00 p.m. a late father's ashes have been recovered three days after they were stolen from a rental car in san francisco. the man's widow and daughter dime the bay area from north carolina. they were near fisherman's warp when someone broke in and took off with their luggage. the ashes was with that. the ashes were dropped off at a police station. the man who left them there was not arrested. new at 6:00 p.m. a hunger strike in san jose as the city moves towards a vote on renters rights. wilson walker sat down with one of the hunger strikers outside city hall. >> we started on friday. this is the third day we have been fasting. >> reporter: tell us about why you are here. >> i am here because on tuesday of next week our city council is going to be voting on a very important issue. the issue is whether or not the city of san jose will vote to have protections for tenants. protect people from being evicted from their houses for no cost. >> reporter: i see you trying to get the word out. this is old fashioned on the street political work. >> right. one thing that we understand is for this issue to have an effect we need to go to there voters. this issue doesn't just effect the people -- >> reporter: one of the cases we profiled this week was a world war ii veteran -- >> shoved down my throat. >> this is an issue thatenths everyone -- that effects everyone. this is a very delicate issue. >> wire calling upon the city council to act on april 18 to vote for just cause evictions protections. >> reporter: city council looking at a couple possibilities on this new protections for renters. you want full coverage for anybody. >> exactly. exactly. that is the position we are supporting. >> reporter: how are you holding up? easterrer? >> i am hungry. yes, definitely -- easter? >> i am hungry. yes, definitely. my hunger is more for justice than food. i want to see justice done and we will be here till that happens. >> reporter: in san jose, wilson walker, kpix 5. >> the vote is tuesday. we reached out to city council members about how they might vote on the competing plans. we have not heard back. now to the weather. a soggy easter sunday across the bay area and monday morning commutes, we will see if it will be bad. snow in the sierra -- check out the video. no winter weather warnings posted. north bay, a wave of showers coming through. that is happen from time to time tonight. a few scattered showers behind. we will talk about how much more we will get and when temperatures near 80 degrees. all that in the forecast. the soggy skis weren't enough to keep families from enjoying the union street easter parade and carnival in san francisco. bounce house, part of the fun, rides, and games. parents could take home a souvenir of the day. a photo of the kids with the easter bunny. the northern california cherry blossom festival. the 50th year of the west coast's biggest celebration. 200,000 show up every year for the art, the dancing, the music and the food. the rain hasn't dampened the enthusiasm at the shark tank. kpix 5's joe vazquez is at the big pre-game block party in san jose. hi joe. >> reporter: yeah. you know what is exciting, there are two major playoff series going on right now. hard to choose between the two. you have a -- a shark's jersey with warriors colors. that is the enthusiasm we are seeing out here at this pre- game party. tonight, game three for the sharks. 7 game series. playing against the oilers. so far each team won a game. sharks throwing a big pre-game party to make sure fans are ready to cheer, grow they playoff beards. whatever is necessary to win tonight. >> just married, what does it mean to you guys? >> go sharks. >> sharks is one of our first dates when we began dating and then got married yesterday. >> what will mean more, the vedding vows or a victory -- wedding vows or a victory -- [ indiscernible ] >> right there. right there. [ music ] >> reporter: what does this game mean today. >> everything. we need this. we have to do it. we have to get to the finals. >> what is this? >> my playoff beard. >> reporter: i do half and half every year. >> reporter: afraid of commitment -- [ talking at the same time ] >> does look weird. we are girls and we can't grow beards. support our guys in the playoffs. >> i will try. [ laughter ] >> makes no sense. >> reporter: we are back live. there you go. all about the beard and your captain american shield. cheering for the sharks. >> cheering them on too. joe vazquez, thank you. a big day for the derbs. nba playoffs. dennis o'donnell is live with the highlights ahead. >> and buying a puppy or kitten from your local pet store might soon be a thing of the past. the push to make animal sales illegal in california. >> and using drones to go to war with mosquitoes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pet stores can sell. lemor abrams on the new bill that would re animal rights groups trying to put a leash on what pet stores could sell. >> reporter: she only 4 months old and under the law, pet stores will only be allowed to sell rescue and shelter dogs like spike. no more puppy mill or breeder pets. she says it took three years to find the right pet to call her own. she refused to step foot in a pet store. she dopted jazzy. >> when you go -- adopted jazzy. >> when you go to a pet store you don't know where it came from. >> reporter: they are pushing a bill aiming to replace pet store animals with pets from shelters and rescues. hundreds of cities across the country have facted similar ordinances -- enacted similar ordinances. >> reporter: he is fighting back. >> deregulating the industry. >> reporter: she trying to convince law makears ban on pet store pets will open a black market. . >> if you want a peru bread you will -- pure bread you will go to craigslist. >> many animals are bread and left in desirable circumstances. >> reporter: in his videos he interviewed the veterinarian who checks puppies to ensure they are healthy. it is about rescuing animals who need hopes. >> are they going to be put down? they won't have a life. >> the bill comes up for a vote on tuesday. next door launched a new feature to help bring pets back home. it added a pet directly. if a neighbor finds one they can help track down the owner. . two cat killing dogs are on the loose in the santa cruz mountains. residents say this is one of them. looks like a shepherd coyote mix. the other is a gray pitbull. the dogs killed five cats prompting many people to keep their pets inside. >> we all have cats or dogs and small children. we don't know what they are capable of. >> animal crows is aware of the -- control is aware of the problem. one northern california competent has a unique plan. it is enlisting drones to do the dirty work. >> reporter: mosquito season is here. it is time to put this drone to the test. >> only so much man power we have. >> reporter: this is one of two drones used by mosquito and vector control to target mosquitoes this season. >> find more sources and put a dent in the population. >> the drone measures weather conditions. and if they are just right it would give a green light to lay it target area. this -- to spray the target area. >> doing some kind of visual assessment of the water. >> the uas is a game changer. >> reporter: he says now the agency can target hot spot technicians couldn't reach before. >> right now they have to go out into the field, take a dip of water, see if they have larvae, it is difficult. >> the drones can fly up to 400 feet and survey 20 mosquito sources at a time giving technicians a map of where mosquitoes are the biggest threat. >> timing is everything with mosquito control. >> reporter: extra set of eyes in the air. kpix 5. >> do you have a drone at home? >> no. >> you don't? yes. well. >> my kids want one. >> i can't imagine. if they can fly high enough, this is what it will look like. showers moving out of the bay area. 6:00 p.m. santa rosa light rain. so did napa. cloudy skies for everybody else. some showers, santa rosa. most of the rain that we had earlier today that gave us a 10 10th of an inch, now by coyote lakes. -- by yosemite lakes. now off shore. tomorrow we start off cloudy and dry, temperatures in the low to middle 50s. tomorrow afternoon a peak of the sun. this ban of rain washes out by sun rise tomorrow morning. more on the way. we will tell you about that, the bay bridge, the numbers. concord 56. san francisco 54 degrees. and lows off the pacific. the initial one is bringing us showers tonight. low in the back side will bring us more rain late monday, early tuesday. tonight, few over night showers. more light rain over night monday. shouldn't effect the commute so much. rainfall totals, oakland and san jose, unusual, quarter inch oakland, at the airport in san jose. still as you know it was enough to come down pretty good. didn't last that long. out of the bay area tomorrow, you can't escape, rain in northern california. redding, sacramento, mountains. sfo mostly cloudy skies. dry down here. winds out of the southwest, 10 to 15. but for seattle, they are getting the real rain tomorrow. chicago partly cloudy skies. same for los angeles. mid-70s there. new york, low 70s and partly cloudy skies. over night lows for us, showers tonight. mostly done. temperatures in the mid-50s. sun up tomorrow 6:31 a.m. and highs for tomorrow, warmer than today but it will feel a chill in the air with cloudy skies. mid-50s. extended forecast, mostly cloudy skies tomorrow and late monday, early tuesday, showers pass through. and for wednesday and thursday, partly cloudy skies, friday and saturday and sunday next weekend looks like plenty of sunshine for the bay area. with temperatures recovering into the mid-70s. things are looking sunny and bright. they don't look that bad for the warriors either. according to dennis o'donnell live at oracle. >> reporter: that's right. next door the rain did effect the oakland a's today but i got a roof over my head as the warriors look good in game one of the nba playoffs. that story when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wrong? today was the 17-th annual "bring your own big wheel" event in san francisco ts who never . big wheels racing on wet pavement. today was the 17th annual bring your own big wheel event in san francisco. kids and adult went flying down vermont street. they put on the entire event with small donations. all right. time to head to dennis o'donnell at oracle. hey dennis. >> reporter: hello. all week long i have been hearing predictions like warriors in five, warriors in a four game sweep but this was a thriller in game one. in which there were 22 lead changes in all. the steph curry and the warriors dropped only one first round game. the last two seasons but it was the blazers backcourt stealing the show. cj and damian lillard 48 points in the first half alone. warriors up one. klay thompson throws it away . draymond green waiting for him. i haven't seen rejection like that. later in the third. 77-77. mcgee runs down the rebound. sets up steph curry. 29 points for steph curry. next trip for portland. mcgee the rescue again. here come the doves. kevin durant gets in the lane and finishes for the three- point play. he led with 32 points and 10 rebounds. but the blazers will close the third on an 11-1 run. damian lillard finished with 34 points. 4th carder now. warriors defense takes over. damian lillard gets by kevin durant. one of his five blocks. draymond green with 19 points, 12 rebounds and 9 assists. warriors outscore portland by 12 in the 4th. and take game one 121-109. >> very exciting coming into the game to get the playoff basketball left. yta different feel out there. i have been looking forward to it for a couple weeks now. >> the perfect way to win game one. a taste for what you are up against. you take a really good punch from your opponent. you see how good they are. you are able to, you know, overcome and still get the win. >> it is the playoffs. no one remembers if it was a tight game or not. they will remember who got the "w" and i am happy we got the "w." we respect them and have to come out with the same fire on wednesday. >> reporter: if the warriors win the series they play the jazz or the clippers in round two. utah toom the opener last night. -- took the opener last night. one reporter asked if perhaps the clippers scored too soon. >> reporter: do you wait and say wave off an easy attack -- >> who would do that -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: maybe 5 -- [ talking at the same time ] >> game over. [ talking at the same time ] >> makes so sense. like the dumbest thing i have ever heard. when you are down two you try score. [ talking at the same time ] >> you always do that. >> reporter: all right. >> if you can find another coach to tell you different, i want to meet him. >> reporter: to not question doc inches -- do not question doc rivers. next door the a's and astros were rained out. with the bad weather. they will make that up as part of a double header in september. giants played against the rockies despite the rain. moisture never heard anybody. third pitch of the game, deepest part of the yard. 1-0 colorado. he gave up four straight thites start. rockies a 3- -- straight hits to start. rockies 3-0. belt scores from first base. and crawford ends up with a triple and later scores to tie the game 3-3. but he couldn't keep colorado down. he goes back up to drive home the go ahead round. he did not allow a run after the second but rockies hold on to win 4-3. they take 3-4 from the giants. golfing word. south carolina after the craziness of the masters. shot of the day. 17th hole. got his tee shot 150 yards. watched the ball roll 25 more. he did not factor in the outcome but had a nice highlight. he had a beautiful wedge into the 15th. birdie. he holds on for his first career pga tour win. not exactly sergio garcia but a big win nonetheless and the golden state warriors, one of the best back courts in the nba, they are on fire but still the warriors come away with a win. reporting live from oracle, dennis o'donnell, back to you. >> thank you. we will see you on game day tonight. coming up, another bumpy flight for a plane full of united airlines passengers. why their trip ended up an emergency landing at sfo and this man broadcast a murder live on social media. the massive man hunt now underway. you are watching kpix 5 news. renters rights advocates are on a hunger strike outside city hall in san jose, they want the city council to protect tenants against eviction in certain situations. they will take up the ordinance on tuesday. evictions without just cause are rampant. police made 20 arrests after proand anti-trump protesters came to blows yesterday. they expect to make more in the coming days using videos like this one going viral tonight. a young woman getting punched in the face while scaring off with a known white supremest. at least 11 people were injured in this protest. president trump taking to twitter today over growing tensions with north korea. at the same time vice president mike pence is in the region spending easter with u.s. and south korean troops. the president looking for help from chine to adeal with the threat from north korea. the tough talk from the administration. >> reporter: vice president mike pence landed in south korea sunday where he visited u.s. and south korean troops. earlier after parading its military strength north korea launched a missile but it failed, exploding almost immediately. >> this morning's provocation from the north is the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day in the defense of the freedom of the people of south korea and the defense of america. >> reporter: president trump spent his easter sunday attending a church service with family in florida. he was briefed about north korea's failed missile launch saturday. he took to twitter saying our military is building and becoming stronger than ever before. we have no choice. his national security adviser commented about the president's views on north korea. >> the president made clear he will not accept the united states and its allies and partners in the region being under threat from this hosten regime with -- hostile regime with nuclear weapons. >> reporter: john mccain said it might be the first test of trump's perez presidency. >> this guy in north korea is not -- presidency. >> this guy in north korea is not rational. >> reporter: president trump returned to washington sunday evening it take part in monday's easter egg roll. tonight president trump is suggesting people were paid to take part in protests urging him to release his tax returns. thousands chanted and marched yesterday in dozens of american cities including san francisco. they said they want to know more about his business ties including investments and debts in foreign countries. the president tweeted i did what was an almost impossible thing to do for a republican, won the electoral college. now tax returns are brought up again. someone should look in to who paid for the small paid orged rallies yesterday. the election is over. murder suspect accused of brocking his crime on facebook live. -- broadcasting his crime on facebook live. steve stephens claimed to committed more homicides in the easter day massacre. police are trying to verify whether any of the claims are true as they search for him. today is the 10th anniversary of the deadliest school shooting. 32 were killed when a gunman opened fire on virginia tech university. don champion spoke to one survivor. >> hard to believe ytbeen 10 years -- it is been 10 years since the shooting. >> reporter: the virginia tech university shooting still haunt him. replayed that morning over and over again. >> reporter: he still has three bullets in his body. he now pushes for gun safety reforms like background checks. he over aen went undercover to buy a wep -- even went undercover to buy a weapon in a documentary. >> reporter: tin years later -- 10 years later it still stands but is renovating. the website features pictures and bios of the victims. to mark the 10th anniversary the school is holding a remembrance ceremony and candlelight vigil. till the pulse nightclub shooting virginia tech university has been the deadliest shooting in american history. he fears the nation has become desensitized to gun violence. >> i thinkane community it becomes -- think in a community it becomes a concern about whether or not we are neighbors anymore. >> reporter: he is now married with a child, vows to keep fighting. >> we are better than this. we don't have the accept gun violence is part of american culture. >> reporter: even gun safety reform stalled on capitol hill he is proud the movement is finding success at state levels. don champion, cbs news, virginia. student at north park elementary school in san bernardino return to school tomorrow one week after deadly shooting. they will be greeted with tighter security. >> when a visitor approaches the school they will just hit the button. >> the front door to the school will remain locked at all times and no one will be allowed past the office. the district may add more safety features over the summer but at this point there are no plans to install metal detectors. >> they have done nothing wrong. they shouldn't feel like they are in a lock down situation. >> the classroom where karen elaine smith and jonathan martinez were killed last week has been blocked off. the special needs students in the class are moved to a new room. nolan brandy who was wounded in the shooting is back home recovering. another rough trip for a plane full of united airlines passengers but this time out of sfo. the flight to hawaii had to turn back after a mechanical problem. no word on what the but passengers were put on another plane. it is just the latest bump for the airline. kpix 5's melissa culross on your rights as -- cane on your rights as a passenger. >> reporter: in the wake of a disturbing video showing the removal of a passenger from united airlines flight yesterday dozens of people gathered in sfo to protest airline's treatment of passengers. >> never seen anything like that. he is a travel analyst. 40,000 passengers are year are bumped. >> best thing to do is cooperate with the employee, get off the plane and negotiate the best deal you can. >> reporter: that's right. you can negotiate. although it is better to negotiate before getting on the plane. listen for the announcement the airline is looking for volunteers. raise your hand and haggual the agent. >> the -- haggle with the agent . >> they ever negotiating room. delta when they had their cancellations some people were getting $2,000 or more. >> reporter: he helped organize yesterday's protest. he says it is not about the money. it is about dragging a person off the plane. >> we are not luggage. >> reporter: the problems go beyond united airlines and change needs to come from had federal government -- the federal government. >> federal building is the whole passenger policy need to be changes. need start there. nobody should be treated again that way. >> reporter: american travelers already enjoy a passenger's bill of rights and you can check that out by going to transportation.org. the current bill does not cover being bumped. one senator, a democrat from maryland is going to introduce the customers, not cargo, act. and that would ban airlines from bumping passengers who have already boarded a plane. melissa caen, kpix 5. fed up with air travel? fly like a rock star for the same price. the california pop up making it possible. >> how some office workers are keeping their i.d. on hand at all times by embedding it in their skin. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, coachella -- wrapping up tonight... this year's event: [ music playing ] the first weekend at coachella wrapping up. bigger outside crowds and more international visitors. the music festival is expected to draw 125,000 fans to the desert. they t continues -- it continues next weekend. there are flights that can whisk you away affordably. >> reporter: bright lights, big names and huge crowds. one of the biggest festivals around. while thousands sit in traffic to get to the valley, others will get there in 45 minute. >> people are so excited. my phone and e-mails going off the hook trying to get flights. >> reporter: pop up flights from burbank to thermal airport. >> convenience and experience of flying private. >> reporter: flights start at $199 one way. inside 30 seats. >> there is more leg room. >> reporter: outlets to plug in to. >> leather seats. really high class. like a private plane. >> reporter: no charge for luggage and wifi is free at 30,000 feet. your car will be parked on the lot. being a pop up this is only available for the two weekends. >> something we will do again. >> jet suit has five planes offering travel to other cities. sounds like something out of a brave new world. i.d. microchips embedded in our bodies. some workers in swederen already trying it. the convenience come -- seeden are already trying it. the convenience comes with serious concerns . >> reporter: employees gain access with a wave of a hand. . >> something you can use like a key badge. >> reporter: a microcrip makes his life easier. replaces all the keys and cards that used to clutter his pockets. >> i use this many times a day. unlock my cell phone, thop door to my -- open the door to my office. >> we think the human body is a good start but there is room for improvement. >> the first step in that improvement is getting a microchip about the size of a grain of rice under the skin. the touch of a hand is enough to tell the printer this is an authorized user. >> felt pretty scary but at the same time it felt modern. >> reporter: the same technology used in key cards. the chips have been emplanted in animals for years to identify lost pets now the technology is moving to humans but each touch leaves a digital foot print. >> non-stop potential connection to my body. i can't turn off. it is in me. that is a big problem. >> reporter: even a dedicated biohacker has concerns. >> easy to hack. my advice is not put your life secrets on a chip. >> the next generation of chips will save lives by monitoring health and fitness. for now being chipped means never having to be sorry you forgot your key card. still to come, they said it couldn't be done but one company proved them wrong. a car seat free of a controversy chemicals. how kpix 5 viewers led a charge for change. >> how tesla is harnessing the energy of the sun to power a hawaiian island. >> and more rain, that is coming up in the forecast after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mass with pope francis. and at the end of the service, the pope delivered a plea for peace in conflict zones around . 60,000 celebrated easter mass with pope francis. at the end of the service the pope delivered a plea forpy in conflict -- for plea in conflict zones around the world. calling serious the latest attack on refugees. and urged leaders not to escalate disputes. tesla is helping to power paradise. on the kauai. 55,000 solar panels soaking up the sun's power during the day. it is stored in tesla batteries. then when the sun goes down had energy is feed into the electrical grid. >> this project creates enough energy during the day to power up the 4500 houses at night. >> experts say the project is saving 10 million gallons of fossil fuels each year and it is all part of their goal to use only renewable sources of energy by 2045. here is life in the bay area today. showers scattered around the north bay, santa rosa. light and scattered. that sets the tone for the rest of the evening. showers moving in over night. that is it. until monday night. more coming in. the numbers in the mid-50s. cloudy skies. and light rain. santa rosa and napa. showers, cloudy tomorrow. the rain should be done by the time of the morning commute tomorrow. future cast bears this out. the next wave comes in, this is tuesday, midnight. monday night early tuesday morning. a wave of light showers moving in to the bay area and then here is what happens wednesday. we go to mostly sunny skies around the bay area and near 80 by the weekend. showers over night tonight. not much. not much sun monday or tuesday. light rain over night monday. over night lows tonight mid- 50s. sun up 6:31 a.m. mid-60s for the bay area tomorrow. under mostly cloudy skies. in the extended forecast, looking for the lingering shower tonight. more monday night. and then wednesday, thursday and friday here comes the warming trend and sun, next weekend mid-70s. we will have to wait for it. more news, we will be back after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thanks in part -- to some passionate parents. consumer-watch reporter julie watts demons car seat developed the first seat free of flame retardant. julie watts demonstrate our viewers drove the investigation and prompted change. >> reporter: what you are about to see is not your typical tv news story. a collaboration between viewers and our consumer investigative team. this is a demonstration of how viewers helped drive a recent investigation and how passionate consumers prompted change. >> reporter: when they announced the first car seat without added flame retardant some were skeptical. >> i hope this was true. is it legal? >> reporter: manufacturers argued for years they have to add retardants to pass the test. we invited viewers and followers followers to participate in our interview and join us of our latest investigation as we list the first on fire. after all for the past year and a half our audience on air and online has been a crucial part of our investigation. thanks to test result sent in from parents across the country with independent lab tests we discovered the greenest car seat manufacturers couldn't keep it out of the car seat. >> there is a mom saying kids would have to eat the car seat for tox toons get in their system. >> reporter: next bio monitoring. a link between the chemical retardant and the same in her body. levels dropped after removing just one variable from her environment. her car seat. is there anything we can do? parents wanted, needed to know more. we turned our attention to the standards. most manufacturers say they can't make affordable car seats to past the tests would adding retardant. a homemade car seat cover that would not meet the standard performed as well, if not better. >> wow! >> reporter: many were frustrated they couldn't buy a car seat without retardant. and he explained to our viewers it was that passion that prompted him to try something that had never been done. >> challenged the department, make a fire retardant free car seat. >> reporter: they spent a year developing their new fabric. wove toonerysist flames. -- woven to resist flames. enabled it to meet the standard without fire retardant. >> you have to meet a performance standard. >> reporter: the task requires a small flame be applied. it is applied to the fabric instead of the foam, passing the test without fire retardant. >> sounds great. >> reporter: it will cost $350. a $50 premium. >> this is the officials test. >> reporter: advocates and manufacturers stress changes are needed to create an affordable fire retardant option for every child. >> thank you are doing this. >> reporter: if you are concerned about the fire retardants in your car seat, vacuum it often, wash your child's hands and don't use it outside of the car. remember, car seats are critical to keep kids safe in the car and are required by law. julie watts, kpix 5. >> good work. thank you for watching. 60 minute is left. >> furry friends from my backyard. have a great evening. see you back here at 11:00 p.m. ,,,,,, on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> for those who know only the name, the history of newtown, connecticut begins on december 14, 2012, when a mentally ill man murdered 20 first-graders and six educators at sandy hook elementary school. ana grace was the daughter of nelba and jimmy greene. >> one of the most compelling sermons i've ever heard was given at my daughter's funeral. it talks about jesus being with us in every season of our lives, and that ana's death would signify the beginning of a long and hard winter season. >> is it springtime yet? >> i can't imagine a day that it will be spring. >> how do 50 attorneys handle22