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Jackie sees the crater filled with water
for the first time Friday morning, the day after the exlosion.

The fire burned so hot it melted windshields

Briefing before the explosion site tour
Speaker Nancy Pelosi receives a briefing from Mayor Jim Ruane, Police Chief Neil Telford and Fire Chief Dennis Haag.

Fire Marshal James Palisi and Jackie
looking into the crater.

Jackie serving food the day after the explosion
at the emergency center

Millbrae Fire Department firefighters
looking at the scene

Looking at the damage
Jackie, Mayor Ruane, Speaker Pelosi

Close-up look at the torn pipe

Crime Scene
The Explosion site was treated as a crime scene because people were killed.

Jackie and Speaker Pelosi thank Animal Rescue workers
for saving dozens of pets of the San Bruno residents.

"Murphy's Law"
one of the county sheriff's rescue dogs

About 800 residents filled St. Roberts Church
Saturday, 9-11 to get get answers and instructions from city officials.

Senator Diane Feinstein toured the site
with Jackie and local officials on Sunday, September 12.

Jackie and Senator Feinstein with NTSB
taking a close look at the blown up pipe

The capped transmission line in the crater

Going Home
Three days after the explosions, residents with green-tagged homes were prepared to see their homes.

Residents received a folder with instructions
from the city to make the re-entry day as smooth as possible.

Jackie addresses the press
on September 13 after a meeting for residents who lost their homes.

Federal-State Briefing
On Monday, September 13 Jackie held a briefing with representatives from the NTSB, PUC, PHMSA, FEMA and PG&E.;

Geisha Williams of PG&E;
is answering questions from San Bruno residents.

Koreena Walsh organized a concert at Capuchino High School
on September 19 to help support the survivors of the San Bruno explosion.

The Mazettis of Pacifica raised $30,000
for the survivors of the San Bruno Explosion. The Pellegrini family (left) with Julie and Rudi Mazetti and Jackie.