i'm deborah norville. thanks for watching. we will see you right here next time. . >>> they are working to try to get that service restored but in some cases they are hampered by the investigation that has been going on this afternoon. they are telling us what they are doing to restore service. >> a lot will depend on our ability to get into the site of the accident and see if we can do all the necessary work there. >> what would that be? >> completeness necessary completely ntsb allowing us to get there. we don't know why our gas plane ruptured. >> and ntsb will figure that out? >> absolutely. they have a sent bented -- assembled a terrific team and they will get to the root cause >> reporter: they could not answer a whole lot of other questions because at this point it is not their domain. they are limited in what pg e.e.can say to the public. they say they know who those people are but for some reason, your utilities are not on and you feel they don't know about it, you are advised to give them a call. >>> four people were

. >> deborah: and that's "inside edition" for today. i'm deborah norville. thanks for watching. we will see you again tomorrow. >>> potential problems with natural gas pipeline found all over the state. a list of 100 pipes released today but many are wondering why the san bruno pipe was not on the list. >> reporter: that segment was not on the list. >> reporter: nowhere was this piece of gas transmission lines that erupted. pg&e says the pipe didn't meet the definition of a risky pipeline. >> we were not aware of anything that would have met the quiteria to put it on the list. 237 pg&e had detected corrosion, that would have put it on the list or if there was an earthquake in the area. if records show the design was flawed or out dated. or if construction crews had been digging near the pipe, that would also flag it. >> if somebody is doing construction in the area we take that into consideration. >> reporter: there was no reason to mark the pipe as dangerous. to critics say this proves the system is flawed, pg&e says it is not ready to draw conclusions. >> we don't know what th

i'm deborah norville reporting today from our bureau in los angeles. thank you for watching. we will see you tomorrow from new york. . >>> he says the state new, but never disclosed to the court that his last few doses of sodium thipentol expired, and a nationwide shortage means the -- without it, it's impossible to conduct a lawful, legal injection, becausethets the drug the prevents the inmate from feeling pain. california doesn't have enough of it to use for training, another fact he says the state never disclosed to the court. judge fogel says the drug shortage is hardly a reason to rush brown's execution and ordered it halted until he decides, otherwise. although he has albert own hasn't proven there's a risk he'll suffer extreme pain during his death, it appears as he's raised substantial questions of fact. in the meantime, brown will remain alive. >> the plans brought protesters. this is just one of several demonstrations across the state. california has been in debate. the debate is whether it's humane. >>> and now to decision 2010. and the first debate between the ca

>> deborah: bless her heart. that's "inside edition" for today. i'm deborah norville. thanks for watching nelson has been head coach since 2006 and led the warriors to the nba playoffs in 2007. it was their first appearance since 1994 fans respect nelson but said it's time for the warriors to have new leadership. it's time for a good thing. and his strategy was off. he did emphasize defense enough. nelson has let a lot slip. so it will be a blessing in disguise. i think it's time for him to step aside. he sieved a purpose and served it well for oakland. he had had a fun season. >> it's a good thing. they needed a chge. how did i feel? they will be a better team when they get rid of small ball. it does not win championships. don is a good coach but his strategy has been playing out like 70s and 80s. >> sports director gary radnich has more details on nelson's leaving. >>> new details to clipper card glitch. the flaw that allows the riders to slip through the gates without paying. they can activate it with a waive of the hand. i told you about the glitch, 30 million-doll

deborah norville, good morning. you're watching "fox & friends." >> gretchen: thanks for the compliment. we have to bring awe fox news alert. moments ago, we learned sarah shourd, detained in iran, has been freed. she's been in prison for more than a year. earlier when reported, her family could not afford to pay $500,000 for her release. they asked iran to lower or drop the bail amount all together. right now we don't know if any money was exchanged between the two parties. she has been suffering from health problems. right now iran has no plans to release the other two hikers. one of them, her fiance. >>> also, a severe weather alert now, tropical storm julia upgraded to a hurricane and is gaining strength in the atlantic. we're also tracking hurricane igor. upgraded to a category 4 storm. right now maximum sustained winds of 135 miles per hour. this video from nasa. as you look at igor spinning out there to the east of the caribbean, it's still too early to know if or when igor will make landfall. we're hoping it