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Tue, Aug 30, 2011 -- 9:00 AM
NTSB's Final Report on the San Bruno Explosion
Eric Risberg-Pool/Getty
The remains of a gas line lie on the ground after the explosion September 10, 2010 in San Bruno.
The National Transportation Safety Board is issuing its final report on the PG&E pipeline explosion -- the worst in a decade -- that took the lives of eight people and destroyed 38 homes in San Bruno last year. After reviewing 14,000 pages of public record, the NTSB will reveal its conclusions during a hearing today.
Host: Michael Krasny
Guests:
- Jackie Speier, U.S. congresswoman (D) representing California's 12th Congressional District
- Amy Standen, reporter for KQED Public Radio
- Bill Magoolaghan, San Bruno resident whose house was severely damaged from the pipeline explosion
- Jaxon Van Derbeken, reporter for The San Francisco Chronicle
- Jerry Hill, member of the California State Assembly (D) representing the 19th District
- Jim Ruane, mayor of San Bruno
- Paul Rogers, environment reporter for the San Jose Mercury News and managing editor of Quest, KQED's science and environment series
- Rick Kuprewicz, pipeline safety expert
More info:
- San Bruno Stories - Part I : from KQED's News Fix blog
- San Bruno Stories - Part II : from KQED's News Fix blog
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