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this is "abc7 news." major woes for pg&e on the brink of preparing for bankruptcy after investigations into the utilities role in major fires, including the most deadly wildfire in california history. and now the ceo is out. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. pg&e may be heading towards bankruptcy faster than pektsed. after making announcement about ceo. >> more with this is kate. >> reporter: there has been talk about pg&e filing for bankruptcy but now there is a word that that process may begin tomorrow. now we have received no official word from pg&e about that except for the fact that tonight the

company announced that their ceo resigned. facing billions of dollars in potential liabilities for its role in the 2017 tubbs fire and 2018 camp fire, pg&e employees may learn as soon monday that utility giant is preparing to file for bankruptcy. >> it's a big problem. i worry about making sure that we keep the lights on. >> reporter: state senator biehl dodd was sb 901 new bill for some financial relief for pg&e and 15 days in advance of any control of the company, including bankruptcy. dodd says he heard directly from someone within pg&e that they will notify employees monday and not surprised after the utilities credit rating was downgraded to junk status on tuesday. >> bankruptcy are not good for victims of these wildfires and definitely not good for rate payers in the long run. over time this could mean $140 a year increase in pg&e's bill.

>> when customers can't pay their bills, what pg&e does is shut them off. yet when pg&e can't pay its bills, are we customers supposed to treat it like a charity? ronald reagan mindy works for a nonprofit that advocates for lower utility rates. she says she's worried about big payouts to pg&e executives. pg&e announced sunday night that their ceo geisha williams resigned. >> we also want to make sure that customers don't pay for golden power chutes for any member of the board of directors of pg&e. >> reporter: i did speak to a bankruptcy expert tonight in san francisco who is familiar with the pg&e situation. he feels it's unusual for a ceo of a major company to resign before a potential bankruptcy. and that perhaps williams resignation is a sign that pg&e may ultimately be head nd a different direction. back to you. all right. thank you very much, kate. we send out the alert of

developing story at 6:47 p.m. through the abc7 news ap. for updates. turning to the weather we had a little bit of a break but rain is on the way. >> meteorologist drew tuma will tell us when it will get here. >> yeah, we are tracking rain headed our way for monday. i think second half of our monday is when we'll find wettest areas. live doppler 7 showing you live off the coast. slowly coming our way. as we zoom in to the coastline you can see the rain is pretty much paralleling the coast, so it will move in but tomorrow. so on the storm impact light level on monday with skaet erred showers. less than half inch rainfall and east winds on light side 10 to 25-mile-per-hour. but if you look at the week ahead and we are in store for stronger storms, especially wedges into thursday. we are talking about the

potential for more down treeds and more needing across the region as stronger storm moves in here. we'll detail each and every storm over the week ahead in the full accuweather in a few minutes, erica. >> okay. drew, thank you. for coast guard families in the area things are getting scary as the government shutdown drags on. today the coast guard families were treated to food give weigh thanks to generous community stepping up to help. cornell barnard has our story from novato. >> we have perishable items food. >> reporter: coast guard member just got all these groceries and he didn't have to pay a dime. >> i'm not used tolpd ts kind o, i'm very grateful for it. >> reporter: the partial government shutdown taking toil for coast guard mechanic. >> it's worry some because i have to put food in my family's

belly. >> reporter: hundreds of coast guard personnel lined up for the food giveaway. most of these military folks are working without a paycheck. >> i'm running low, i still have rent, car, car insurance all those are necessities. >> reporter: husband is active duty. she has a family to feed. >> today saved us quite a bit of money and that's huge. >> reporter: made possible for donations collected by the east bay coast guard club. they know it's humbling for those who serve our countryry. >> we just tell them, come, take what you need and do not feel bad. we do need this this sa time when we need this. we need the help. >> it's veryoverwhelming. >> reporter: in novato, cararar after carve local supplies. diane lopez is doing her part. >> these people are our neighbors and they don't have

any paychecks. and just breaks my heart. >> reporter: check out what was collected in less than three hours. enough food to fill this entire room. >> and we are so excited that we get to turn around and pass this out to all these desifg families. so i want to say a thank you to everyone in this community. >> reporter: the supplies will be given to coast guard families next saturday here in novato. all that's required is a military i.d. more than 600 people showed up for that giveaway in alameda today. 168 of them were families. all of them hoping the government shutdown comes to an end soon. in novato, cornell bernard, "abc7 news." tonight we have more information for the public memorial for the davis police officer killed in the line of duty. service nor nat ee corona will be held at u.k. davis. they also announced a memorial family for their family. you can drop off checks or fail to the department the an address is 2600 fifth street in davis.

also drop off cards for the or own a family at the police station. highway patrol officer is recovering tonight after getting hurt when a truck knocked him off his motorcycle on the bay bridge. ie "abc7 news" san francisco was there after it was towed to f street. they said the officer followed a slow disabled vehicle, and when the vehicle veered in treasure island. the officer escaped with minor injuries. and new details of a car crash in antioch killing two. that the group was returning from a basketball game at deer valley hospital when it happened on loan tree way. those who died is 13-year-old jay delta vista middle school student and likely driver 17-year-old of oakley. four other passengers ranging in age from 13 to 17 was hurt when the car crashed into a tree.

investigators believe speed and wet conditions played a role in the wreck. crews made good time completed work on a sink hole that formed friday night. westbound lanes will be open for tomorrow morning commute milpitas. originally repairs thought until monday night. no word what caused it but it may be due to damaged storm pipe underground. and an explosion rattled people living and working in san francisco. "abc7 news" was in soma after a blast shattered windows you see there near second place. police detained a man near the scene just before 10:00 this explosion rocked the neighborhood on thursday night and he has noticed trouble near his home. >> it's not good. we are getting a lot more homeless problems down here now. so i don't know if they are doing it, you know, or some kid

messing around. >> reporter: >> fortunately nobody was hurt. police haven't revealed if the explosion is linked to a nearby bus shelter being damaged. today a u.s. judge based out of oakland blocked new birth control rules under the trump administration. right now employers are required to provide no cost contraceptive coverage. the new rule would have allowed private and public companies to opt out for religious reasons. the u.s. department of justice say the rules protect a small group from violating their relief. but u.s. judge gillum says the change would have substantial impact on women's health. it temporarily blocks it as lawsuit goes forward. >> following the release of santa rosa sexual abusers within the church. the diocese named 39 members of the clergy who church leaders say sec you'lly abused or claims sexually abusing children.

in 1995 ooibs investigated several of the priests that were named yesterday. the diocese says it will hold a media briefing tomorrow morning about the molestation cases. still at 11:00, yes this is really happening, someone in the bay area is renting out a studio to cats. we'll let the tenant explai why the felines are living large. and big changes for the scouts that's giving girls the same opportunity as boys. >> and a little later, the pressure is mounting to break the stalemate over the government shutdown. what one of president trump's so we don't want you to pay yone cent more than you need to

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valley landlord thinks he may have the purr effect pets. >> they don't make noise but they are also not people. reporter tells us who or maybe we should say what they are. >> reporter: hello everyone and welcome to "abc7 news" cribs cat addition. this is louise, tina, and they are silicon valley crib. >> they don't drink or smoke. they don't play loud music. >> reporter: david couldn't be happier with the two tenants renting the 425 square foot studio behind his home for $1,500 a month. but before your jaw hits the floor, the average studio in san jose rents for about 1900 bucks according to rent cafe. >> it's been a life long vision or dream to have cats as tenants it just worked out that way. >> reporter: he was going to use it for air b and by.

but they needed a space for pets. >> i don't need that, but this is how the cards were dealt. >> reporter: once word gt out to the crib, the criticism came in. the bay area is in a housing crisis. they think they should use it for people. >> not much use for it. >> i stay in there sometimes. my dad will stay in there sometimes. so it's a shared little space. >> reporter: that doesn't seem to be permanent. she's a freshman and hopes to take the cats once she leaves campus. until then louise and tina have to ha bied by their least. "abc7 news." in north bay, they were helping salmon spawn. surveys highest number in 12 years. that's according to the marin independent journal. they were counted in the creek,

coho are a type of north pacific salmon listed as endamaged by the state governments. >> today girl scouts got a chance to be a part of local boy scouts chapter. boy scouts of america made the decision last year to welcome girls into their flagship program. today the piedmont chapter showed girls and parents what it takes. girls have been allowed to participate since 1971 foor venturing and exploring, but the new change means that girls can be cub scouts and earn the eagle scout rank. >> my grandfather was an eagle scout, and also my oldest brother, nick, is also an eagle scout, who also inspires me. >> reporter: this is cool. she also tells us this gichs her the chance to learn skills like first aid something she said was not available to her as a girl scout. the boys we talked to say allowing girls is something that should have happened sooner.

>> do you know what another skill is? >> finding your umbrella. >> yeah, that will get a work out later this week. we'll start out with light showers tomorrow and stronger storms will work in here over the next couple of days. midweek it could get really wet and windy arnd here. live doppler 7 giving the active scan. we have been tracking this off the coast which have been slowly marching to the east and continues slow march. so the showers will arrive by sunrise tomorrow morning. outside tonight though it's dry overhead. a live look. showing you great visibility from san francisco over into oakland. so over cast skies. and soon the clouds will give way to some showers. so the storm impact on monday we'll start out with a light storm for the week ahead a level one system. so attract some light showers. i think the best bet will be monday evening. less than half inch with this system.

and winds out of east 10 to 25-mile-per-hour. right now stepping out the door if you were to, temperatures mixed bag of 40s and 50s. half moon bay mild close to 60 degrees at this hour. so over the next 12 hours we'll hang on to a lot of that cloud cover. and with that blanket of cloud cover overhead numbers will be very slow to drop into the 40s overnight tonight. so these are your starting temperatures out the door tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 along with satellite here's what we are tracking narrow band of showers slowly marching to the east. here you can see the spin from the low pressure. this form will focus into southern california. so we are going to get scraped by the northern fringe of the storm system. so hour by hour we go future weather watch the clock 7 in the morning tomorrow morning. i think for the morning commute it's a lot of cloud cover, perhaps isolated shower closer to the coastline. i think finding wet weather will be close to lunchtime.

so by monday tracking the light showers. cob isolated downpour here and there in the afternoon. but for the evening commute you'll likely be dodging some drops by 6, 7:00 in the evening as well. so highs in monday grab the umbrella out the door first thing in the morning. you'll definitely need it in the afternoon and evening. temperatures mainly cloudy sky reaching into mid or upper 50s by the afternoon. as we head into tuesday, there may be more in the way of energy in our atmosphere, so the storm pro diction center has put much under thunder threat. if one pops up on thursday, we could see an isolated lightning strike. wednesday night into thursday we are watching, this is when we have the greatest risk of having hefry rain and strong winds over 40-mile-per-hour. so we'll be on the lookout of possibility of downed trees and flooding during ta time period. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast, active week ahead.

monday scattered showers. tuesday it turns breezy around here. but wednesday night into thursday stronger storms, it's windy with some heavy rain. we'll keep an eye on that time frame. we may need to up those numbers. and meteorologist mike will be tracking any showers for you first thing tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >> drew, thanks. still ahead "abc7 news" at 11:00 quite a story before weekend's playoff games,

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by casino. >> as seth goes, so do the warriors, they are both rolling, took it on the road where they play 7 of their next 8 starting in dallas. dallas has pregame rituals. kevin durant, he's not intimidated. blocks the three. takes it all the way to the other end for two of his 28 tonight. yeah, it was pretty. curry had 16 in the first quarter and 24 at the half, including five threes. warriors lead by six at the break. but dallas kept it close. top rookie with a step back three over durant that cuts it to four point difference. he had 26. went on 11-0 run in the fourth quarter and makes it a five-point lead. another upset brewing. curry nailed his 11th triple of the night. third time this season with at least ten threes. curry finished with game high of 48. former warrior harrison barns for the tie but loses it out of

bounds. warriors win 119-114. now in you want to see tom brady at his best let him know you put your money on another team. the patriots aren't as dominate. well tom brady drive is to prove people wrong. for the 43-yard line score that ties it up at 7. that's one of the only chargers highlights in this one. patriots took over. tom brady to julian edelman, the redwood city native is second in all time receptions. the rookie michelle excelled. second quarter tom brady finds phillipor-yd tds. how about four possessions. bret from four yards out. frustration cannot be contained.

michelle had three tds. patriots up by 28 points at the break. they crewsed to 41-28 win. chiefs are favored by three over new england in the afc championship game. and that's just fine with tom brady. >> they are a good team. we played them earlier this year. i know everyone thinks we zuckerberg and can't win any games. we'll see. it will be fun. >> yes it will. did kyle murry go to training. according to executives basketball persuaded him to stick with basketball. he was 8th grade before he went to oklahoma and picked up heisman trophy along the way. some project murry to go in the first round of nfl draft where he could make millions nor with his deal with oakland. this is sponsored by river rock casino. the but the big question is

murry is 5'9" he would not be able to play both sports. so has to pick one. >> have you ever heard of charley ward? google him and find out. >> what a problem to have. >> thanks very much. >> sure. >> much more to come on ooibs at 11:00 which one of trumps biggest allies is pushing for him to open the government.

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might be headed to bankruptcy quicker than expected. after learning ceo may step down. pg&e is facing billions of dollars in potential liabilities for its role in the 2017 tubbs fire and 2018 camp fire. tonight we've learned more about a public memorial for davis police officer natalie corona, the service for the 22-year-old will be held friday morning at uc davis. a memorial fund has been opened for her family. she was gunned down thursday while responding to a car accident. today coast guard families were treated to food giveaway. members of the coast guard areee governnttd n i da longest ory. > esnce ai threate craalme to fund his border wall. >> all of this comes as it

appears to be no end in sight to the shutdown. abc news reporter stephanie says there is mounting pressure from both sides to reopen the government. >> reporter: tonight terminals having to close at airports like houston bush and miami international airport. the tsa says a large number of workers have called out. more than doubling last year's rate. president trump lashing out as he renews his treat to build the wall without congress. >> i am ready to sign. and if they don't do it and come to their senses, you know what i'll do i'll do a national emergency. we are all set. >> reporter: but now pressuring the president end the shutdown before taking drastic measures. >> i'd urge him to open the government short period of time like three weeks before he pulls the plug see if we can get a deal. if we can't all bets are off. see if he can do it by himself

through the emergency powers. >> reporter: democrats say they'll fight a national emergency declaration. >> if this president is going to turn to national emergencies i'm against it. let's make sure they are bound by the same constitution. >> reporter: and nearly 800,000 families missing their first paycheck since the shutdown began. >> we are going to have to take loans, use credit cards. i mean, i really don't want to be in that situation. we are a working family. we earn our paycheck and pay our bills and take care of our kids. that's all we want to do. >> reporter: stephanie row mass, abc news. you are looking at a tunnel that links mexico and arizona. police believe it was dug to smuggle drugs into the u.s. arizona newspaper reports this was the third tunnel discovered beneath the border the past month and discovery comes as president trump wants to build a wall. it reaches 32 feet in length and

can be reached by storm drains. >> new developments in ha 13-year-old wisconsin girl and killing of her parents. suspect due in court tomorrow. all of this comes as ee are getting new images of the home where jamie clos was held captive for nearly three montsd. alex perez with what he knows about the man accused of the crime. >> reporter: after three terrifying months in captive yeah, 13-year-old all smiles posting with loved ones. across town signs of support every where you work. subject jake paterson's molt tive remains a mystery. the unemployed 21-year-old kicked down the door last october. shot and killed her parents so he could take jamie. but authorities don't yet know why. >> jamie was the target of mr. patterson. he didn't know the closss. he had no contact with the closss. e t this time. >> reporter: investigators say

paterson held her captive at this home about 70 miles away in gordon, wisconsin, a sign saying paterson's retreat hanging above the door. this is the property where she was held captive 8 eight days. the home can't be seen. neighbors who live in this neighborhood says there was always something different about this house. >> did you ever see anything weird or suspicious? >> no, it was just not a place i felt uncomfortable walking by. i never saw anybody. >> reporter: her childhood friend said he never manned his quiet friend would be accused of something like this. >> i'm asking myself a lot of questions and none of them make sense. fisher's mom also remembering his visits. >> i never had an english th the thought that way. >> reporter: mr. patterson's legal team will be rights are

protected. >> that was alex perez reporting. they say paterson is the only sus sfekt in the case. investigators in indiaonesi crashed moments after take off. they say human remains were found at the end of jaf va sea. lion aircraft 610 crashed in october. all 189 people on board died. the boeing 737 was returning to jakarta after pilots asked to make an emergency landing. tws a brands new jet liner. massive teacher strike tomorrow in los angeles is looking more likely after failed negotiations. the teachers union rejected new offer friday from the l.a. unified school district trikt after hours of talks. united teachers los angeles called the proposal, quote, woefully inadequate. no new talks were scheduled.

pick kits start at 7:00 tomorrow morning. teachers are arguing for a raise and smaller class sizes. now our local teachers face many challenges right now. and as part of our commitment to building a better bay area, we are taking a closer look. sky rocketing housing prices. health care costs. student loans. and more can eat into teachers salaries. some have to even take second jobs or others move back home with their parents. this comes as school districts lose high number of teachers every year, some as much as 20%. >> people can't afford to live here or they can't afford to live in a close enough area where you don't have the heinous commute, plus all the other costs on top of it, make it hard for any one to make teaching a lifetime career. >> reporter: so we encourage you to tune in to "abc7 news" sunday as we ask tough questions and look for answers to help us keep our

still ahead at "abc7 news." you're a foodie. what's the latest? answer fancy food show in san francisco. >> and the love of lego's. we'll see amazing creation built entirely out of plastic bricks right mere in the bay area. and meteorologist droout

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the 44th annual winter fancy food show took over the moscone center today. >> making me hungry. the new companies showcased what they had to offer while established companies tested out brand new flavors. we are told there is enough food to cover three entire football fields. all kinds of dishes are featured at the largest food and beverage show on the west coast. and this year vegan dishes are more popular than ever. >> we have a lot of plant based foods we are seeing things like

tuna fish with actual vegetables instead of actual tuna. we are seeing a lot of african flavors. something for every allergy and something for everybody. >> that's pretty amazing to see what gets made vegan style. celebrities including lance bass along with professional eater.e. unfortunately only restaurant people were allowed to tend. in palo alto 15th hour holiday lego show. kids and adults got to see an entire world built out of the classic toy. held at the museum of american heritage. this year was vintage toys, it's child's play, it featured lego amusement park with trains. since it was in palo alto even the lego homes go for $2.5 million. >> you know what you are not too far off. >> i'm telling you. >> now getting to the weather, good things to do inside.

>> yeah, wednesday and thursday that's when we'll track the heaviest winds. live doppler 7 you can see those showers, greens and few pops of yellow off the coastline is slowly inching east ward. so the showers most of us will notice the midday and into the afternoon tomorrow. light level one system for monday scattered showers. we'll have an east wind about 10 to 25-mile-per-hour. hour by hour get you to 11:00 a.m. monday, chak tracking the scattered showers. and even for the evening commute we'll have light showers. so total rainfall with this storm system as it moves through, you can see really light rainfall most spots less than half inch. and i think a lot of spots will fall right around a quarter inch of rainfall with this storm system. but accuweather stronger storms do linger on the horizon especially wednesday into

thursday. heaviest rain and strongest winds and we'll get a brief break friday into the upcoming weekend. >> as eric said, umbrella always. >> you bet. >> all right football fans conference championship teams are set? >> absolutely. when you watch these games, it's better when that player is local. discarded by dwree different nfl teams just this season, jc anderson has

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game with philadelphia. in the first quarter foles finds jordan thews, 37 yards, for the score. philadelphia took a 14-0 lead and looked to be in control. but, remember, this is the saints house, and fourth and goal drew brees did this to kirkland in the corner. saints trailed by four at the half. new orleans goes on 11-minute drive in the third quarter to thomas who makes a great catch. saints take their first lead of the game. final three minutes of the game. foles his throw is perfect. right through the hands of alshon jeffrey and into marshawn interception help cinch it for the saints. follows foles is taking the loss and his future in stride. >> we'll see what happens. i know we went out and gave it everything we had tonight. that's where everyone has to keep their head held high. that's what it's about.

sometimes you win. sometimes you lose. but ultimately if you give it everything you have, you know, that's what it's about. >> you play this game long enough you'll be a part of some crazy stuff. you'll be on the winning side and probably going to be son the losing side. unfortunately losing side last year. fortunately winning side this year. >> va lllejo native cj anderson wants you to know dreams come true but you have to work for them. rams signed with l.a. late in the season. all he's done is run for 422 yards and four touchdowns including 123 yards in two scores in saturday's win over dallas. anderson went undrafted out of cal. he feels very fortunate. >> released from oakland. so i kept pushing myself. i never not belieriin ifouenispled

overlongur dreams don't die unt give up on that. so keep working. that's what i'm doing and see you next week. >> hard not to root for him. tar number 6 cardinal work hard. cardinal out scored arizona 23-4 second quarter and led 47-16 at the half. carrington led 11 of her 19 points in the second quarter. stanford had 27-0 run and lead by as many as 37 through dwree quarters. alana smith 20 points. the cardinals crewsed to improve 14-1. christine and the bears trying to avoid thestate. ten straight points for the bears in the quarter to give them the lead. 16th straight game with double-double streak that goes back to next year. arizona state had one-point lead with four seconds to go. so cal has the ball in the huddle. we all know where it's going.

and she has t and it is knocked away. iasas secd no good. and she can't believe it. they have worked so hard. bears beat another heart breaker 62-61 heart breaker. this is crazy tonight against the magic did the worst record. missed 16 threes. 16 misses ties the most misses in a game in nba history. the topper, harding still scored stlyme high 38 points. orlando won. and even though we are getting storms, temperatures in mel b n

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