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were following droplets of blood. the officers were lining mason streets and several were behind that wall searching with the flashlights and a chopper overhead at about the last five minutes there were several fire trucks a trucks and ambulances that stopped at the corner towards the end of the road. to bring people up po speed, three victims were staken to the hospital. a 16-year-old and 43-year-old woman were both stabbed. they don't know what came first, the stabbing or the fire. the witness said she was outside when she heard the commotion earlier this evening. >> i heard a loud explosion. i see children just running out of the house screaming bloody murder. i get out of my car and walk up to the house. the front door is open and it's ungulfed in flame.

>> heather archibald said at that point a child was still inside the home and a neighbor rushed in and got that 4-year-old out safely. we are learning more information about the relationship with the suspect and those individuals. he is believed to have lived in that home. again, we don't know the status of where he is at this moment, but we have seen a lot of activity in the area. as soon as we get an update, we will alert the newsroom. a brks krrbc 7 news. >> thank you for that update. now to the other top story, the incoming storms. let's look outside across the bay area. showers on and off, but that is going to change in a big way. sandia? >> let's let's let's let's let's lightning off the coast with an active pattern as we take you in closer here.

isolated shower right around pesk dero and the street level radar showing you what's happening. this is starting to destabilize the atmosphere. i added them on the storm impact scale. light level one tonight and tomorrow. a chance of thunder and breeze tow windy at times. hour boy hour timeline into tomorrow morning's commute, you will see pockets of moderate showers. it's not a widespread event. it begins tomorrow afternoon. we start to see intensification and by wednesday, we are tracking an atmospheric river. get ready for heavy rain that will drench the bay area. strong winds and more thunderstorms. i will be back with a closer look at the timeline coming up. >> thank you. you can track the rain with the abc 7 news app. you can enable push alerts on your phone or tablet. >> pg&e on the verge of

declaring bank rupsy. the value is $4.4 billion, but they may owe $30 billion in potential wildfire claims. they said the power and the gas are not in danger of being turned off. abc 7 news reporter is live in the newsroom with what it means for all of us. >> there are 16 million pg&e customers and our utility bills may increase when they file for bankruptcy 18 years ago, the bills did get bigger and it could affect how you get your electricity. i spoke to the mayor a few hours ago. >> were you surprised and or frustrated to see pg&e start bankruptcy proceedings again? >> no. >> san francisco mayor laughing not because she thinks it's funny that pg&e filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, but it's not unexpected. >> it's unfortunate, but we are prepared to do what's necessary in san francisco to continue

service. >> the mayor asked the public utilities commission to side the impacts of a pg&e bankruptcy including buying equipment and infrastructure and power in san francisco. >> we are looking at every possibility. for example, san francisco has a clean power sf program. we provide the power and pg&e distributes the power to our customers. a distributor potentially. who knows. >> the san francisco public utilities commission said they will have a preliminary report ready with recommendations in three months. larry, back to you. >> kate, there 20,000 pg&e employees. are we hear being them? >> a big concern. pg&e said employees will still get paid during the bankruptcy proceedings, but as employees arrived in san francisco this morning, many said they were shock and didn't know what to

expect. if we are to take a lesson from history, bankruptcies have been okay for employees. the union said their workers did not lose any pay or benefits in the 2001 bankruptcy, but the union said they are concerned this time around. one employee who did receive a windfall is former ceo geisha williams after less than two years. she resigned yesterday. prior to that bankruptcy announcement, she received a severance of $2.5 million. back to you. >> thank you. governor gavin newsom said the state will do what it takes to make sure californians get and continuous electricity and gas service. >> this is a top priority for this administration. it is not being pushed back in the file. >> newsom said the task forces in place that includes officials from the public utilities commission and the department of finance. the state will consider all

options. bankruptcy more tough news for shareholders. the stock plummeted after the camp fire and dropped 50% and trading at just over $8 a share. stock was trading at 70 at its peak. we are continuing to continuing coverage. we can find the stories on twitter, facebook, and abc7news.com. >> los angeles teachers will be on strike for another day. 30,000 walked out after talks broke down. they are demanding smaller classes and more support and higher pay. all districts are staying open. los angeles is the second largest district in the country this is the first strike in 30 years. >> looking for ways to improve issues including education and housing. pay for educators has not kept up with the bay area. many teachers are leaving

schools in huge numbers. >> one district resorted to extreme measures to make sure that students are being taught. >> being a teacher used to mean a 30-year plus career. in california and especially in the bay area, it turned into a steppingsto steppingstone. >> anyone with a degree is valuable and most teachers have multiple degrees. >> this is the vice president of the board of trustees for the jefferson union high school district and she has seen 20% leave every year as the gap increases between the cost of living and salaries. some leave for districts to the south. others are leaving education all together. >> don't forget that this is your homework. >> the jefferson union started to teach one math class because the original teacher resigned. >> in the middle of october, he was offered a job that paid more than twice what he's getting and he left.

>> someone with a math degree is in high demand, but those with other degrees can find themselves being recruited. when she is not being recruiteding, she works for a pharmaceutical company that actively recruits teachers. >> it's easy to switch jobs where you work less hours and higher benefits. much more health resources and your lunch is pate for. you are working in a much nicer facility and making $30,000 more. >> this reality hurts schools. they lose money when they have to retire staff and train new teachers. they show fewer college students than a career in education and those who get in find the pay and conditions lacking. that means recruiting teachers will be more and more difficult for teachers with the students most likely to lose. >> that's a shame. the reason why we are so

profitable in this area is because of the investment made in public education no longer being made. we are all suffering in the future for it. >> according to the learning policy institute, replacing a teacher is expensive. when you consider the costs and work hours to process the teacher's exit and the cost to recruit, hire, and train new teachers, it can be from $9,000 to $21,000 per teacher. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> we will explore the teacher crisis as part of a commitment to building a better bay area. we would love for you to be involved. add the hash tag to your posts on twitter and facebook. >> chilling new details what the captor revealed in the confession to police. >> forced into retirement after an unusual form of parkinson's. what the community is doing to honor mr. hill.

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new details about the man accused of kidnapping a girl and killing her parents. he made his first court appearance. he confessed and cold investigators he saw jamie get off a school bus and said he knew that she was the girl he was going to take. the 911 call was released from when jamie was found.

we are kind of scared because he might come. >> i have manyutep dway.sie >> they say jamie was bound and dragged from her home and put in the drunk of the suspect's car. the south bay is doing what they can for a young teacher.he upson's disease and forced to retire. >> bright and bold are the signs out dartmouth middle school in san jose. a community dimmed without the beacon of life. a beloved teacher, mentor and friend. hill retired in october after 23 years. much sooner than planned because of parkinson's. >> for the last year or near and

a half, he plugged on like t d and why the community is honoring hill. >> he was always pushing you. >> he was one of the most beloved teachers here. >> this go fund me campaign is created by the community. more than $10,000 raised. >> i think the primary purpose is to make sure he and his family can do some family trips and spend quality time with each other. >> a hope shared by his extended family. both staff and former students at dms. >> you see how much one man can help and shape a community. >> a man as bright as bold as they come. >> on 9925th, the community is celebrating mr. hill. if youor about him or his go fund me page, we

and even in the still photos, you can see the energy and enthusiasm he brings to the classroom. >> we need to get to the weather. we have strong sysms come >> let's take a look. live doppler 7. it is becoming active off the coastline. we are starting to see thunderstorms developing. as i take you back about an hour and loop this, i will show you where the thunderstorms are heading. they are moving from south to north off the coast. you can't rule them out. we will keep them in the forecast and added them in. here's a street level view. we are seeing light returns around 84. light snow right now, but that is goingo ngg as we head occurreds the next couple days. temperatures are the 40s and the 50s. a live picture as you can see, all the way across the bay. this will look different come

wednesday afternoon and evening. drying saturday. the surnt systcurrent system is level one. breeze tow windy at times. tomorrow morning the commute is 5:00 a.m., pockets of moderate showers. spotty showers showing up as the system continues to march southward. watch what happens at noon time. you see heavy returns. santa cruz mountains and don't be surprised if you hear thunder or see an isolated thunderstorm see the alctivitweyil w through about tomorrow night at 11:00 p.m. the next patch is wednesday. have your umbrella and temperatures in the 40s and 50s tomorrow afternoon. you will see downpours and

temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 5:00 a.m. wednesday, not a lot happening and light showers. it's wednesday afternoon. 3:30 and the oranges and yellows indicating heavy rain. the commute is going to be a mess. 7:30 wednesday night coming down hard. the atmospheric river. this is when we will get drenched. i will fast forward the rainfall taking you from wednesday through thursday. when you look at the totals, many of you will be in the one to two-inch cate wetck three to

inches. lake county and solano county. mud collides and flooding especially in the burn scar areas. high wind watch, wednesday afternoon through thursday morning. the gusty winds could take out trees and power lines. up to 18 inches with reduced visibility. it's a winter stormwatch with to four feet of snow world trade center afternoon through friday morning and up to five feet in the mountains. the light level one tomorrow. strong level three storm on wednesday. heavy wind and drying out with another chance of showers coming in on sunday. >> tomorrow on "good morning america",

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