return {pid: {'user': 0.0, 'sys': 0.0}}, chrome_reset

def cpu_times(self):
        ''' return {pid: {'user': 0.0, 'sys': 0.0}}, chrome_reset '''
        chrome_procs = self.get_chrome_procs()
        new_pids = {p.pid for p in chrome_procs}
        old_pids = {pid for pid in self.last_cpu_times}
        try:
            cpu_times = {p.pid: p.cpu_times() for p in chrome_procs}
        except psutil.NoSuchProcess:
            # Chrome restarted since fetching the new pids above. Better luck next time.
            return {}, True
        if new_pids != old_pids:
            # We don't know when the Chrome procs were restarted, so don't
            # return elapsed time until next run.
            self.last_cpu_times = cpu_times
            return {}, True
        # Same chrome pids as last run: measure the elapsed cpu times
        ordered_old_times = (self.last_cpu_times[p.pid] for p in chrome_procs)
        ordered_new_times = (cpu_times[p.pid] for p in chrome_procs)
        cpu_times_diff = {p.pid: {'user': (t[0] - l[0]) / self.interval, 'sys': (t[1] - l[1]) / self.interval}
                for (p, t, l) in zip(chrome_procs, ordered_new_times, ordered_old_times)}
        self.last_cpu_times = cpu_times
        return cpu_times_diff, False