what an emotional reunion unfolding as honduran mother is reunited with daughter after separation at border. >> that's going to make you cry. cornell is live with the story. >> reporter: ama, larry, the baby arrived on flight with social worker a few minutes ago. quite a reunion. overcome with emotion after reunited with one-year-old daughter, flores and her daughter separated last month

when baby was taken from her father at u.s./mexico border after family escaped from mexico. attorney said tried to get daughter back but federal government kept adding stipulations and requirements, including a payment of $4,000 to fly her to san francisco. four months after the trump administration stopped controversial practice of separating families at border. >> excited as we are to see cindy with her baby, just one story of many. of thousands perhaps. >> talking about how excited she was going to be to see her daughter. weeks ago allowed facetime and child crying when mom started

speak. flores has two other children, living in san francisco with relative, seeking asylum in the u.s. story gained a lot of national attention, we reached out to homeland security for comment, not heard back. abc7 news. >> emotional night for sure. tonight east bay garbage company is making case to issue fines to residents who recycle the wrong way. building a better bay area reports company had no prior authority to issue these citations, could change after city council meeting. kate larson. >> reporter: the meeting is still going on. service is presenting to richmond city council right now, want to continue suspecting the recycling and issuing fines.

in december, 7 on your side reported that fining customers for recycling incorrectly. $26 for having contaminated materials. no idea what they did wrong or how to correct the alleged error. city of richmond issued cease and desist order stop and refund the money. now saying that international recycling material buyers like china are rejecting contaminated loads. dirty diapers, kitty litter, food scraps, clothing, ewaste and construction debris is being put in bins. 15% to 45%. gave three options. one, preference, continue cart

audits. fine and notice with type of contamination. option two, audit, tag and leave for following week. could be more costly for customers. do nothing, could result in $10,000 fines from the state to communities who don't recycle enough of their waste. public services tells us our reporting has been helpful about getting word out on what they call a recycling crisis. don't be surprised if your company starts suspecting your trash and issuing fines. abc7 news. another major issue facing bay area communities, affordable housing and sustainable development. city of santa clara is trying to address both, first to introduce farm to table living in heart of

the city. agrihood project. amanda del castillo with the story. >> reporter: this lot will be the site of the bay area's first agrihood community. multi family mixed apartments, affordable senior apartments. housing to help homelessness. >> need so so much bigger but step in right direction. >> reporter: and regenerative farm to help. believes this farming trend will take the nation by storm. >> no one has done this in the country before. >> reporter: abc7 was there when -- dense urban environment.

abc7 news archives show the push for senior housing date back to 2007. tuesday's vote brings ag history back to the heart of the valley. >> hold on to a little bit of our past but look at it in fresh way. >> reporter: the farm to table trend defining how many eat and live. in this case across various income levels. >> we have confidence going to break ground a year from now. >> abc7 news. >> you can join the conversation, use #betterbayarea on facebook, twitter and instagram. as expected, pg&e filed for bankruptcy today. could cost all of us. still paying for their last bankruptcy in 2001. that's the dwr bond charge on your bill. most think will be paying for this as well.

lights will stay on, secured financing to keep operating but doesn't want to be liable for more wildfires so may shut off power more often because of downed lines. faces up to $30 billion in potential liabilities. $71 billion in assets, more than $51 billion in debts. >> victim lawsuits will be consolidated and likely get less money. cal fire cleared the utility of the tubbs fires but people say they will move forward with their lawsuit. >> they have a responsibility to us as customers, as human beings. they're walking away from that. >> attorney representing 4,000 wildfire victims says the cases will be now heard in bankruptcy court. if you have a question about pg&e's bankruptcy, send it to

us. look for the story on abc7news.com and scroll down to submit a question. lot of weather, isolated showers and mild afternoon. >> the fog has rolled in over san francisco but get ready for the rain. meteorologist sandhya with the forecast. >> look at live doppler 7, yes we have the fog down below, high clouds up above. we are tracking a compact system. so let me show it to you, spinning in the pacific, headed in our direction. this system is going to get closer to the coast, then veer into southern california. here's what it means to us. light level one system, wednesday night through thursday morning, rain briefly heavy. tenth of inch to inch rainfal. preview, 6:30 starts to move in, 8:30, pockets of moderate rain, carries over into 11:30 tomorrow night and beyond.

just getting started with wet pattern, be back coming up. >> and beyond and beyond and beyond. mission district landmark will close in the spring after generations serving san francisco with so many italian treats. lucca has operated for 94 years. the chronicle reports he wants to retire, and sell the building to possibly make way for housing. a star with bay area connections was attacked. investigating as hate crime. what went wrong at gas pumps that sent several drivers to repair shop? polar plunge, states of emergency declared. "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks, larry and ama, what you're about to see could save

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actor recovering f f f that may have been a hate crime. attacked and yelled racial and homophobic slurs, maga country, openly gay and plays a gay character on series "empire." >> fill a car with gas, drive off on the engine drives. investigation is under way how contaminated fuel got into a

dispenser in san jose. michael finney. >> reporter: service manager says this is one of four vehicles towed into the shop within hours saturday with a stalled engine. cars brought in shortly after dealership said it was alerted by propel fuels of a potential problem. alternative clean fuel company leases space from chevron to sell its gas. says it shut down pump within hours of learning of the contamination. pulled up at this propel in san jose on saturday and needle on her fuel gauge began jumping back and forth and engine warning light turned on hours later. >> end of the day, car was shaking. driving later in milpitas and car gave out middle of the street. >> reporter: fifth car with same

symptoms arrived today, found blue-colored gasoline in all vehicles. gasoline is normally clear. >> samples of the cars we have in here, fuel doesn't look this way. >> reporter: crews were out to clean up affected tank. ceo. >> happens in fuel business despite all the technology. you pray it doesn't happen to your customers. when it does, best thing to do is make sure anyone affected is supported individually, fixed up and back on the road as soon as possible. that's what we're trying to do. >> reporter: he says the company doesn't know the source and has not ruled out sabotage. right now priority is repairing impacted vehicles. >> what happens is car runs a little while, then stops. typically towed into the

dealersh dealership. >> reporter: says propel has paid for all the cars so far. >> i'm grateful, going to be costly, draining fuels and replacing fuel injectors. >> reporter: anyone confirmed to have put the fuel in their tanks will be taken care of. chevron is not involved. michael finney, schools are closed, postal carriers not delivering mail. large chunks of ice blocking boats in the chicago river. look at that. crews are setting fires on commuter railway tracks to keep the switches from freezing. >> when the postman says no -- even i -- >> neither rain nor sleet --

>> they're done. we have rain coming. >> meteorologist sandhya patel. >> first the arctic chill gripping midwest and minus 50 in fargo and minneapolis. what it feels like factoring in the wind. not the type of weather you want to deal with. our area, low 50s from san francisco to concord to san jose. get you back to the midwest, wind chills toward tomorrow morning remain dangerously low, life-threatening conditions expected. widespread low and high temperature records expected. minneapolis. 48 below zero. in bay area, east bay hills, looked like summer this afternoon and evening. watched fog rolling in. really has been spreading

through this evening. we're seeing views like this from san jose 87 camera looking towards the shark tank. overcast skies you have to deal with. visibility is running low in petaluma. five miles in napa and livermore, allow extra time for the morning commute. temperatures 40s, 50s. live look from exploratorium, overcast over the bay. dense in patches. rain tomorrow evening and stronger storm friday. first thing in morning, blanket of fog overhead, 40s and 50s. afternoon, still milder than average this time of year, mainly low to mid-60s for wednesday. level one system tomorrow night, light. rain briefly heavy, tenth to

inch of rain. slight possibility of thunder, 6:00 p.m., rain onshore. 8:30, moderate to briefly heavy rain, 12:30, possibility of thunder until thursday. thursday morning, spotty light showers 5:00 to 8:00 a.m., isolated to noontime. rainfa rainfall is all over the board. inch in half moon bay to a few hundredths in ukiah. turns into snow in high elevations. 41 inches in donner. kirkwood, low snow levels saturday and sunday when colder storm comes in. level two friday. heavy rain, strong winds, half inch to 2 1/2 inches of rain, chance of thunderstorms. accuweather seven-day forecast,

heavy rain/wind with stronger storm friday. saturday is gusty and wet. sunday is cold into monday. level one. pattern is hang on to the umbrellas next 6 of 7 days, larry and ama. >> thanks sandhya. tomorrow on "good morning america," tennis star

you can once again discover alcatraz's criminal history under the shadow of night. >> spooky. >> night and behind-the-scenes tours resume. government shutdown had closed them.

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won a world series. also with the mets. 18th season with the a's. unibrow fined for brow beating the pelicans. nba fined anthony davis $50,000 for publicly demanding a trade. rich paul his agent said he wants to play for team with chance at title. translating, wants to play with lebron in nba. league doesn't like this stuff in private. $50,000 is change in his couch cushion. pelicans versus the beard and his rockets. anthony davis out with finger injury, jal he'll oak afore, had 27 points. 30, cut the deficit to nine. 26 seconds left, harden hits another, cuts down to four. dribbles out-of-bounds thinking would call a foul.

instead a turnover, no foul call, that's a change for the beard. pelicans win 121-116. nfl, super bowl week, hype in atlanta. jared goff and tom brady, brady winner of five super bowls, brutally honest, not going to help goff navigate the stress of super bowl race. rams have better roster, pats have all the experience. goff. >> i think it's cool story line. both have roots there obviously. fun thing to know we know some of the same people. for the bay area, it's exciting. >> in terms of the magnitude of the game, haven't felt any moment is too big for this guy. >> i just have more appreciation. older you get, fewer chances you're going to have. >> this is what tom brady is

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