rely on? >> you can't trust what pg&e tells us and what they do. >> good evening. >> pacific gas and electric filing bankruptcy in two weeks. as a result of last years devastating wild fires. that raises so many questions. especially the effect on the rate payer. >> let's begin with the i team. >> the state had already arranged a bail out for cost 206917 wild fire. when the numbers from last years campfire started adding up, pg&e decided bankruptcy was the only way out. >> in its security and exchange commission filings, pg&e estimates the liability from the 2017 and 2018 northern california wild fires could exceed $30 billion. with significant fines and penalties on top of that. so pg&e calls chapter 11

bankruptcy the only viable option. our goal will be to work to fairly balance the interest of the many constituents. the financial community and business partners who creating a sustainable foundation for the delivery of safe service to the customers. >> we paid too much. we have sacrificed too much. because of this company. >> reaction coming in from across california. state senator is a long time critic. his district including site of the 120 natural gas pipeline explosion. >> bankruptcy maybe the way to change the culture that's necessary to get us a utility that will give us a safe and reliable utility. at a reasonable rate. >> this is a top requirety. for the administration. >> governor newsom spoke about pg&e bankruptcy filing saying lt utility hasn't been a trusting player.

misleading regulators in the recent past. >> it's trust but dare i say verify. and let me under score verify. >> pg&e said today it faces 700 lawsuits with 3,600 plaintiffs. and 50 lawsuits on behalf of the at least 2,000 plaintiffs related to the campfire. >> i'm disappointed they chose the bankruptcy route. >> hundreds of victims he says the bankruptcy shouldn't effect the amount of money the utility pays out. >> my concern is one of delay. i want to caution all those out there who are victims, that this doesn't mean they are not going to be treated fairly. >> this is not a done deal. the notice pg&e sent today is an intent to file for chapter 11. they have two weeks to come up with business plan that doesn't involve bankruptcy. a small chance.

>> pg&e stock lost 80% of value in two years. 2017 stock plummeted following the north bay wild fire and lost quarter of its value. it lost almost half the value with the steep drop following the campfire. today stock dropped in half again. at its peek, the stock was trading at 70 a share. >> cal fire says pg&e started nearly all of the north bay wild fires. which broke out on the october 8, 2017. combined the fires burned more than 300 square miles destroying 8,900 buildings and claimed 44 lives. continuing the live team coverage with reaction from wild fire survivors. >> they're not surprised be i it. they were expecting it. not this soon. >> reporter: the fire storm neighborhoods are beginning to look better.

they have a long way to go. it may have just lengthened. with pg&e threatening bankruptcy. it hasn't gone over well with fire victims who filed suit against the utility. >> they should invest more in the fire protection services and should have invested more in their fire resiliency. >> he is rebuilding the family home. like many, he is still waiting for cal fire to file a final report. >> it's been well over a year. we want to see the report. >> reporter: especially with pg&e facing legal action from thousands of victims. one reason why attorney spent more time than usual today answering questions from plaintiffs. >> what i'm telling them is it's not the end of the law. the lawsuit will go on. it maybe removed into the bankruptcy court. >> list of people and agencies filing suit against pg&e enincludes the county itself. >> a publicly held company. there were accusations you

socialize the cost and privatize the profit. that will be dealt with. >> the question. would a bankruptcy filing reduce the amount of settlement. not necessarily. >> pg&e it's a corporation with $70 billion in asset. a guaranteed income stream. $1 billion in profit every year. pg&e has the assets and the means to pay its victims. >> that's attorney. we asked her to speculate what pg&e might be doing. they're looking for another way to deal with the debt. a restructuring. and says the utility might be trying to encounselrage people not sue. >> thank you. pg&e of course had a huge impact on the peninsula in 2010 when a gas pipeline exploded killing eight people and destroys homes. convicted of six felony charges

connected with that explosion. ordered to place a $3 million fine and five years probation. >> it turned to the court and sale of state bonds to recover before. some are already forecasting the same could happen again. live from the south bay. with that part of the story. >> 2001 bankruptcy had to do with a sudden surge in energy cost. a credit crunch resulted as a result of the bond ratings for pg&e being downgraded. because of that and because of knowledge from the earlier bankruptcy the there's concern the same thing may happen again this time putting pressure on shareholders and customers. and also the state. >> reporter: pg&e customers are still paying a charge on the monthly bill dating back to the utility companies 2001 bankruptcy. to pay off bonds sold by the state. a former state utility commissioner says it's because pg&e credit took a hit by the

bankruptcy. >> the department of water resources had to buy power for the state. when because of the pg&e bankruptcy. and the downgraded credit for the utilities. so 19 years later we're still paying for that. >> the circumstances were different. 2001 case tied to market manipulation. that led to a sharp rise in wholesale energy cost. pg&e will need to finance operations including pay sup plirs of natural gas. >> would we be seeing a yunchcr in terps of commodity in february, march or april. certainly may or june as the cashruns out. >> the bankruptcy announcement comes three weeks before san jose launches the clean energy service. pg&e plays a critical role. clean energy says it doesn't foresee any issues. >> everything is business as usual. they will continue to do all the

services they do for us. metering and collection. as they have so far. >> concerned glitches could impact many. >> even if you are a customer of a community choice. it doesn't insulate you from the problem. we all depend on the infrastructure. >> bankruptcy proceedings can take a long time to settle. 201 case took two years before they reached an agreement. that spans a document that runs 57 pages. >> thank you. this bankruptcy could have a trickle down effect on pg&e customers. in the father or mothorm of the bills. >> 20,000 employees could feel an impact. looking into that part of the story. >> the immediate impact for consumers at your home. right now. you'll continue getting the gas and electricity the same way you

always have. as for impacts on the bills, you could pay more and could actually pay less. >> history doesn't always repeat itself. we can learn from the past. pg&e filed for bankruptcy in 2001. the utility had lost its credit. it didn't have the money to purchase the energy needed to power the homes and businesses of its customers. so then governor davis ordered the california department of water resources to step in and purchase the power. the utility reform net work says consumers are still paying for that purchase. today. >> the pg&e customer ended up paying about $6.5 billion for the power that was purchased on pg&e's behalf. >> look at your bill. the line under dwr. bond charge. is a monthly fee you're still paying as a result.

the history of the bankruptcy is better for pg&e employees. during the 2001 bankruptcy the union tells us workers lost no pay. nor benefits. calling the risk of lost pay retirement and other benefits a low probability. but high risk issue. one they remain concerned about. >> one employee who received a big windfall today is former ceo. she resigned yesterday. prior to the bankruptcy announcement. she received a severance between 2.3 and $4.4 million. >> they're so broke. but still giving a $2.5 million golden parachute. to ceo who is tenure has been less than successful. >> if you're expecting a rebait from pg&e for insulating your home or purchasing an electric vehicle. that shouldn't be affected.

the company has dedicated revenue sources by customer rates so you will get the rebait. i want to hear from you. the 7 on your side hot line open monday through friday. 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. or facebook. >> thanks. pg&e bankruptcy is going to continue to generate questions and we are committed to continuing coverage. find the stories we have already done and there have been a bunch. online and twitter. and facebook. to find out when news breaks down load the app. >> now to storm watch. here's a live look from the tower cam. a series of storms is going to soak the bay area this week. and stronger as the week goes on. >> we were in pacific before the sun rose this morning. powerful waves batter the pier. a high surf advisory will be in effect until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow.

>> weather anchor is tracking the series of storms. >> we'll start with the tonight's storm. a light one. ranking one. you can see we have only scattered showers the wettest weather is in the east bay. with a little area of moderate rain and a heavy downpour through san jose. the impact scale the storm will continue to produce light scattered showers through tomorrow. with under half inch of rainfall expected to measure over most of the bay area. the big event is the strong storm coming in on wednesday. which ranks 3 on the scale. > thank you.k at the impact. e deral gernment shutwn is now the longest in u.s. history. the impact is wide ranging. >> how it's effecting the trial against the woman charged with medical fraud. >> if you decided not to sign up

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cards. where the fatal crash happened friday night. authorities say speed and slick road were likely the cause. six teenagers in the car that wrapped around a tree. %-p. lightener attended the middle school where she's being remembered today. >> i miss a light. >> she is her aunt. >> a good well rounded, fun loving. preteen girl. you know. that you can fall in love with. >> the teens just left a basketball game. jay's aunt says she was in the passenger seat not wearing a seat belt. she was thrown from the car. >> we're going to miss her. >> the other teens have injuries ranging from moderate to life threatening. >> even as teenagers, you don't know. you think you know.

you don't. so you have to listen. because in a split second, your life is either taken. you will take a life. or you're going to change a life. >> it's nothing good that comes out of that. >> tomorrow night a vigil at the walmart parking lot across the street from the memorial. we put together a list of local and national resources to help teenagers deal with grief. you can find it online. take action. look for the mental health page. >> the government shutdown has delayed the fraud case against defunk blood testing facility. for a hearing for the company ceo. and its president. their lawyers requested more time to get 16 million documents of potential evidence from prosecutors. federal prosecutors say they couldn't comply due to staffing

shortage because of the shut down. the judge extended the deadline to april 22. accused of exaggerating the results. the company knew it couldn't deliver bha it promised to investors. >> a public memorial for the davis police officer killed in the line of duty. 22 year-old had responded to a three car crash on thursday. when police say 48 year-old kevin limbaugh opened fire. she died at the hospital. limbaugh left a note where he wrote the police department was hitting him with ultrasonic waves. he said he quote can't live this way anymore. police say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. today a statement acknowledges that limbaugh had worked ftheml altercation in september. details were not released. her memorial service is friday

at 11:00 a.m. open to the public. law enforcement from all around the country are expected to attend. >> all right. we need to change the focus now and check on the weather. we have a lot of rain coming. >> very big storm. >> rain and wind will be a elements of this big storm. a look at live doppler. the current storm a light one. we have only widely scattered showers. more could develop during the late night. this is a view from the exploratory camera. clearing in some areas. but partly cloudy over the bay. 55 degrees in san francisco. and oakland. low to mid-50s in mountain view. here's a view. partly cloudy skies west from emery ville. a flight coming in. 51 degrees right now. 49 fair field. 52 concord.

here's the view. over san jose. these are the forecast features. scatter scattered showers tonight through tomorrow. stronger storm wednesday. heavy rain and gusty winds. partial clearing and drying out friday and saturday. let's deal with the current storm. scattered showers and low temperatures in the 40s. and this storm again ranking one on the scale. light intensity. through tomorrow look for more light showers. less than a half inch of rain is likely. there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm. starting 7:00 tomorrow morning the commute will be under way. there will be areas of wet pavement. maybe a bit slow tomorrow. rain will the showers start to taper off late in the afternoon. into tomorrow night. that will be followed by stronger storm. the again the rainfall plot shows we won't get much rain out of this. quarter of an inch. maybe not more than that. in any part of the south bay or east bay. north bay perhaps more.

onto highs tomorrow. upper 50s to about 60. and that takes us to the next storm. wednesday. it will rank 3 on the storm impact scale. strong intensity. heavy rain and chance of thunder. gusty wind up to 50 miles per hour. and flooding and down trees are possible. these are the main concerns from the big storm wednesday. high concern about hydro planing on the roadway. high concerns about flooding. and moderate concern about downed power lines. wind high wind watch. issued because of the storm. wednesday 1:00 p.m. to thursday 1:00 a.m. we will see south winds general will 30 to 40 miles per hour. with gusts reaching 50 to 60 miles per hour. and of course the possibility of downed trees and blowing debro. and power outages. 7-day forecast. following that strong storm on wednesday. with the possibility of lightning and thunder. a storm ranking 2 on the storm

impact scale thursday. that will be the remnants of the wednesday storm. shouldn't call it remnants. it will still rank 2. wet and windy. partial clearing friday. sunny saturday and rain comes monday with another light storm. midweek will be quite stormy. be prepared. >> thank you. >> the biggest post holiday sale for sears. might involve selling itself. next the latest step in the bankruptcy j

stocks slipped today after china reported exports fell last month. pharmaceutical took a hit. after a an investigation into drug prices. dow a 86 point loss. nasdaq dropped 65 points. >> a crucial deadlineweod wille. behind closed doors in new york an aution was held for the company assets. proposal by the one to submit a plan to rescue the company. that filed for bankruptcy last october. no word on the winning offer. >> tomorrow is the last day you can sign up for covered california. and have your health insurance policy take effect february 1.

more than 1 million people have renewed their coverage. another 150,000 people signed up for new policies. but more than 1 million others have not enrolled. even though they are eligible. they suspect some might believe they don't need health insurance. >> people who are on the margin. who may think they're healthy and can afford to take the gamble. and g out health insurance. it is really a gamble. >> this is the first year since obamacare became a federal law that people will not face fines if they don't buy health insurance. >> day 24 and counting. the federal government shutdown is more apparent and hopes of ending it are slim. >> i'm struggling. it's a challenge for me to come up with the rent money. it's 40% of my take home pay. >> teachers in crisis. all week long we're focusing on the challenges facing the people who educate our children. it's par

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the federal government shutdown is now the longest in u.s. history. and there's no end in sight. hundreds of federal workers lined up at a pop up food bank this weekend. >> the impacts are starting to ripple across the country. we have the latest from washington. >> reporter: the president departing the white house for new orleans. but the shut down following him. >> i have been here all weekend. i don't know. >> congress back in d.c. and not feeling the pressure. yet. a new "washington post" poll finds 82% of americans have not been inconvenienced. and the president insists workers are with him. >> many of the people that aren't being paid right now are in total agreement with us. >> the same poll found most americans blame trump and the republicans for the shut down. one of his allies telling the president. >> open the government nor a limited period of time to

negotiate a deal. >> the impact felt by workers and families. >> we have to take loans and credit cards. i don't want to be in that situation. >> in maryland hundreds of employees visiting the pop up food bank. in tampa the "new york times" reporting tsa officers showing up in uniforms. and collecting food from a food pantry. after their paychecks read zero dollars. tsa call outs are double. miami and houston closing terminals. the agencies commissioner called the funding lapse one of the most significant operational hardships in history. >> he's not interested in reopening the government while negotiations continue. that would delay the problem funding the border wall. not solve it. >> taking a live look at san francisco airport. here security staff are

contracted by a private company. there are no staffing issues. san jose which does use tsa agents. the airport says there's been no shortage of workers. oakland international says it also has not experienced any problems with staff. >> san jose mayor returned to city hall for the first time since getting hurt when he was hit by a car riding his bike on new years day. he tweeted this photograph. showing him with members of the staff. he is wearing a brace. he broke his sternum and two vertebrae and under go months of physical therapy. the driver says he didn't see the mayor. >> more than 30,000 teachers from the nations second largest school district are on strike. a sea of umbrellas dominated by red filled the streets of l.a. after negotiations broke down friday. all schools are still open and classes are held. the teachers are looking for the district to reinvest in education with smaller class sizes and support staff.

and better pay. >> we're fighting for students and what's >> chant on that picket line with pride. build this movement with pride. >> the last time the teachers within the on strike was 30 years ago. the district says it's committed to reaching a deal. but there are no talks scheduled for today. >> teachers in the oakland school district are locked in their own negotiation battle. saying they could walk out. >> it's likely that there could be a strike. in oakland and early to mid-february. if there's no significant movement to truly address ending the teacher retention crisis. >> they held a rally over the weekend in support of the teachers in l.a. and other event planned this weekend. >> here we're committed to building a better bay area. and improve issues including education and housing. >> pay for educators hasn't kept

up with the rising cost of living in the bay area. teachers are leaving school and doing so in huge numbers. >> one district resorting to extreme measures to make sure students are being taught. >> terry has a doctor in educational leadership. she's the superintendent of the jefferson union high school district in san mateo. and this school year, she's adding another title. math teacher. period one. >> integrated math series. we're finishing up algebra. and starting trig. >> doctor d. stepped in to period one when the original teacher quit in october for a high paying job. four other teachers volunteered to give up their prep period and fill in. the job was posted. but the district had zero applicants.

>> so, that's why i'm teaching the class. we don't have enough math teachers. >> jefferson union high school has five schools. san mateo county is one of the most expensive places to live in the u.s. and being a teacher will not make you rich. starting teachers make between $49,000. the $51,000. according to a recent survey, you need to make $124,000 a year. to afford a two bedroom apartment in san mateo county. you do the math. it doesn't add up. >> i'm still renting. and i'm struggling. it's a challenge for me. to come up with the rent. it's almost 40% of my take home pay. >> she is taught at the high school for 18 years. because of the high cost of living. teachers are oftentimes forced to live in less than ideal

situations. like roommates and commuting from far away places or working a second job. >> we're not just tired physically. it's emotional and mental. you want to prepare lessons. how can you do that. if you have to go to your next job. >> they have started to lose one out of five teachers every year. impacting the education. >> finding math and science teachers is especially difficult. more chemistry teachers will be needed next year. three math teaching positions remain open in the district. and if the statistics hold, 20% of the teachers in jefferson union will leave this summer. >> they may go somewhere else or leave the state. or the profession. >> leaving the profession is become easier here in the bay area. because of the high demand for workers with college degrees. in my next report, tonight at

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details about the kidnapping of a 13 year-old wisconsin girl and the killing of her parents. documents reveal the suspect 21 year-old jake patterson confessed and said he saw jayme closs get off the school bus one day skb quote knew that was the girl he was going to take. the documents also detail how the crime unfolded with jamie being bound and dragged and put in the trunk of the car. she was kept trapped to under a bed and threatened with physical violence and finally escaped after 88 days. >> prosecutors and myself will be working hard to convict the defendant of the charges filed against him. >> investigators say he told them he thought he could have gotten away with the crime. if he planned it better. >> it was a year ago today when a teenager escaped from southern california home where investigators say her siblings were locked up and abused by years by their parents. 13 children were held. some chained to beds and

tortured. others malnourished. the parents face a st. louis of charges. tril in september. the two were arrested after the 17 year-old daughter climbed out of a window and called 911. >> one, three, two. that's how the next few storms rank on the impact scale. spencer is tracking each of them.

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yeah! a football player is fighting a hard battle against cancer. there are a will the of people supporting the 19 year-old after he broke his leg. >> doctors discovered he had bone cancer. now he and his family need help with the medical expenses. >> how the community is rallying around them. >> i won't let anything bring me down. i won't give up. on whatever i'm doing. >> reporter: he's known as a fighter among his friends and family. last november the 19 year-old broke his leg playing football. it turned out to be more serious

than a simple broken leg. his father also named ra moan spoke to us outside the children's hospital. >> it was like a real surprise. we were just like oh, it's a bone. it will heal. six to eight weeks he'll be back on the field. they came with the news. about him having cancer. >> weak following his first round of chemo. he had to return to the hospital. some teammates who now also play for the college. have visited him in the hospital to try to lift his spirits. teammates like allen say his absence has been felt on the field. >> the team rally around him. he's like family. >> hopefully everybody is sending out love and prayer. to the family. i hope he knows deep down we miss him. >> his community is organizing a fundraiser for the family. to help with medical bills and other expenses. the event will take place on february 17.

at in oakland. >> i have a will the of people in my corner. that want to see me succeed. >> a go fund me has been set up. we linked it to our web site. >> hopefully he comes back bigger and better than ever. >> all right let's turn our attention to the weather. >> we're getting a break across the bay area area from the current storm. you can see we have active weather offshore. and lightning strikes. this storm which will be with us through tomorrow. ranking one on the scale. light intensity expected to produce light scattered showers. 7:00 tomorrow morning. morning commute will be greeted by wet spots on the pavement. showers continue throughout the day. widely scattered. then tomorrow night the storm will taper off. that will open the door for the next storm. level 3. that will come in wednesday. bringing heavy rain and chance

of thunder, gusty wind and possibility of flooding and down trees. high wind watch issued because of the storm. it will be in effect wednesday 1:00 p.m. thursday 1:00 a.m. gusts of 50 or 60 miles per hour. perhaps higher. and of course a possibility of down trees and blowing debris and power outages. some of the main storm concerns for the wednesday storm. a very high concern for hydro planing. and there's a moderate concern for power lines being down. in sierra a lot of snowfall. 66 inches. here is the 7-day forecast. we have the level three storm wednesday. thursday it will be a fairly strong storm. ranking 2 on the scale. wet and windy thursday. partial clearing friday. sunnier skies saturday after some early morning fog.

and chance of showers sunday. and finally next monday another mix of shun and clouds. a dry day. midweek will be challenging. >> we were doing all the college football shows in the fall. there was another murray highlight. you could see it coming. >> there's never been a first round draft pick or player. in major league baseball and nfl. we could have a first. he made his decision.

the a's top draft pick from last year declared for this years nfl draft. murray made the announcement on twitter. mostly procedural as a deadline to declare is today. a's drafted him ninth over all. and he went onto quarterback oklahoma. to the play offs last fall. winning the heisman. now many scouts project him to be a first round pick. a's executives met with the talented two sport athlete yesterday to discuss the baseball future. he can still report to spring training while he weighs his options and has many. the steelers are interested in a first round pick in exchange for antonio brown. the wide receiver wants to play for the 49ers. that second part is according to

the greatest wide receiver to play the game. brown unfollowed the steelers and disconnected from the team on twitter. and face timed with jerry rice. he didn't comment on the what they spoke about. rice did. >> yeah. yeah. he wants to come here. he's talking about running the hill with me. doing all that. and working out. picking my brain. and i don't know if it's going to happen. because it will be up to kyle shanahan. >> intriguing. the raiders may not have played their last game at the coliseum just yet. the raiders will meet with the authority one more time to discuss the possibility of playing the 2019 season there. the raiders backed out of $7.5 million lease. in connection with with the teams move to las vegas in 2020.

the league needs to know where they will play by early february. they have to complete the schedule. the raiders could meet with the coliseumritys this week. adam gase may go by the name adam gays. the head coach quickly achieved meme status with the wide eyed stares during the media session. >> knowing the defense. we had to prepare for that. i'll take time learning the offense more than >> adam gaze. >> i don't know what to say. >> giants first major move of the off season. resigning holland to a one year contract. the deal could be worth up to $15 million over the two years. 32 year-old is an inning eater who posted a 3.57 era in 36 games.

30 starts last season. we are having fun with mr. gaze. he's very intense. and it caught everyone off guard. >> is he always like that? >> i watched that today. i was pretty freaked out myself. what is going on here? >> he's very intense. you don't expect that. it was out of character. >> you cover the nfl for years. brees 6 feet tall. murray 5'9" maybe? wilson 5'10" who played baseball and mobile. i don't know. it's very tough. murray very talented. is there a team and system he'll thrive in in the first round. if he doesn't get the first round will he blow off football and go to the a's. >> too many questions to answer. >> all right join us tonight at 9:00. what if you could borrow a book from the library is never worry about late fine? would you return the book? the city that's planning to eliminate the fee.

>> at 11:00 a south bay teacher forced into retirement. after being diagnosed with an unusual form of parkinsons. what the community is doing to hon honor mr. hill. >> the bachelor followed by the good doctor. and the news at 11:. >> jimmy kim el live. tonight's guest. ann hath away and the bachelor. he doesn't give up. >> we had him on the 4:00 news. >> already. that is going to do it for this edition. >> all of us here, have a good night. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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