relationship. reporter: the commissioner mike florio and the former chief of staff have also been implicated in the scandal. three pg&e executives have been fired. in san bruno, laura anthony, abc 7 news. the fire commission is meeting right now, considering the fate of the chief joanne hays white. only two out of hundreds supported her. there is a similar action last week, and leaders of the employee groups before that. rank and file members say it shows that hayes-white has no support and needs to go. it s not a personal attack. it s a business decision that was arrived at about the direction of the department that we all work for. firefighters point to low morale and say reports of slow ambulance response times sealed the chief s fate. mayor ed lee has been standing by the chief, but today he called the confidence a challenge. we ll have a live update on the meeting on abc 7 news at 6:00. 1,000 houses are threatened and many others out of their homes because of w
of the irish cultural center. they are to vote on whether to join the calls for chief joanne hayes-white to step down. it s not a personal attack. it s a business decision that was arrived at about the direction of the department that we all work for. reporter: last month, the heads of all the employee groups presented a letter to mayor ed lee citing a grave crisis of confidence in hayes-white. and last week, the battalion chiefs and others in management did the same. we re told that today there was virtually no support for the chief. i go back to the crisis of our ems system, and i believe that we our mission of the fire department is to protect the lives and property of the people of san francisco, and the state of our ems system right now is not allowing us to do our job. reporter: many firefighters say the response time broke the camel s back. the fire department arrived at a building in the sunset district, after carbon monoxide alarms went off. a 94-year-old m
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take advantage of victims of the quake. alex savidge live with details on the undercover operation, a crackdown on unlicensed contractors. good afternoon. the warning went out to homeowners in the napa area to watch for unlicensed contractors who may tripe tri- to rip them off try to rip them off. a sting operation was done using this earthquake-damaged home and busted workers trying to operate under the table. do you have a contractors license? huh? no. ok. this is a sting operation. reporter: this is hidden camera individual row from the home as video from the home as unlicensed contractors were taken into custody. it was carried out by the state license board and napa county district attorney s office. investigators found ads for unlicensed contractors and invited them to come to the quake-damaged home to give an estimate. the undercover investigator who posed as the homeowner in this operation is unable to show his face but says some of the people busted t
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