that should have prompted an urgent response. but it did not. reporter: a scathing final report from the national transportation safety board lays the blame of the san bruno fire not just on pipes with welds but more directly the ntsb says it was faulty management on the part of pg&e before and immediately following last september s explosion. it was compounded over the years by a litany of failures, including poor recordkeeping, inadequate inspection programs, and integrity management program without integrity. reporter: ntsb investigators say a power outage caused the pipeline to surge beyond capacity and blow up. the pipe installed in 1956 had no automatic or remote control valves to shut it off. what s worse, pg&e s poor communication in the minutes following the explosion. they didn t even call 911. according to the procedures, the dispatch center and other center were not required to notify emergency responders of a possible gas rupture. furthermore, when the sa
call that their kids are being kept inside of the school. about one hour ago they started giving the kids out one by one but there were a lot of upset parents that one of the school to do a better job of communicating with them. they did not call me at all. i am mad about that myself on did not go off, i am up here with all of this chaos and for what? about half an hour ago all the kids were released and most of the parents have left, there are still a few stragglers showing up to pick up their kids but the police are still in the neighborhood in investigating the incident that happened about 9:30 a.m.. around 9:30 a.m. oakland police surrounded this house looking for suspects in a series of violent home invasion robberies believing the suspects to be armed, the swat team was brought in here, you can see a sniper staging at the house across the street for hours the police tried to communicate with the suspects using bullhorns and phones, after several hours they were ab
bay. an officer involved shooting in cupertino. it happened within the hour right off 280 near the mall. let s bring up the map. here what we know at this moment. an officer-involve shooting is forced a closure of a major artery in the south bay. we re talking about stevens creek boulevard closed in both directions between lawrence express way and wolf road. traffic is being turned away at this moment. there is a police command center which is just been established. let s bring in nbc bay area s report here just arrived on the scene within the last few minutes. first and foremost, are their any injuries? reporter: we are still finding out. we are on the lawrence express way side where it is definitely blocked off. they have flares out here. they are diverting traffic to the neighborhood side streets or you have to make a direction to steven s creek boulevard. this is a pretty wide area from lawrence express way to wolf. i would say it is several blocks away. with me right
l 132, the section of pipeline that ruptured. so what we have here is just a lit bit over a 28-foot section of the pipe. reporter: you are looking at the section of pipeline that exploded with such force it landed on a san bruno street 100 feet away with sections of pipe, north and south of the rupture have been the centerpiece of a nearly year-long investigation into what led to the inferno, september 9, 2010. the explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. and now it appears it will lead to national changes in pipeline safety. there was a lack of fusion in certain areas. so the welds were substandard by today s terms and also in 1956 terms. reporter: ntsb chair, says investigators will deliver the probable coughs the rupture una day long hearing tomorrow. today she said one of the biggest difficulties they faced was getting information from pg & e, about the pipe, how it was made, and maintained. pg & e, in their information system, represent ra seed the
another wall street wipeout. tonight 519 point drop erased all of yesterday s gains and then some. investors worried about the future of an economic comeback. the s&p 500 lost almost 52. good evening. i m dan ashley. asian markets down about 1% on thursday trading. businesses that trade their stock on wall street have been devalued $2 trillion in just the past two days. mark matthews tonight on the fear and loathing taking over the market. reporter: two weeks before the debt ceiling deadline the big money guys said don t worry about it. i don t think most investors are that concerned about what is happening right now. no one believed congress would actually drive the car off the cliff. the markets are not reacting to it. reporter: that was louis on july 17. today the money manager was one was featured speakers at the money show, a gathering of finance executives in san francisco. i asked h him what happened? in retrospect if we read the s&p opinion they didn t lik