I again want to compliment you. You were out on the scene, you were there, you were out there asking all the questions.
What are your plans to make them safe--specifically?
We can't wait for another accident. This one cut deep into a community.
As Congress moves to reauthorize the Pipeline Safety Improvement Act of 2006, we know that improvements will be made to pipeline safety.
It seems to me--and I think it's common sense--that we have to take a look at where these pipeline are.
So, the investigation is ongoing, and it will take a while. And the NTSB is phenomenal, and I share Senator Feinstein's confidence, but it w...
I would urge that we get moving as quickly as possible, because these things came about without warning.
if it wasn't for the local people, I don't even want to think about--
So last week I joined with my colleague, Senator Barbara Boxer, to introduce the Strengthening Pipeline Safety and Enforcement Act of 2010.
So, I need to know where they were.
But, the point is, if the operator, PG&E, is responsible for a response plan--and I'm not picking on them--