named a new ceo and board of director and dan noyes has broke the news. >> how will the new bosses fix the many problems at pg&e, dan, that's the question. >> there are many and they needed a in change of direction. the governor expressed serious concerns about the new board and he is still not happy. three investment firms helped to come up with a plan to hire a new ceo, he is 65 years old, the highest paid federal employee with the compensation package of more than $6 million a year. he comes with some controversy and already facing opposition. adam brown is with the clean energy group out of oakland. >> what we have seen at his previous stops is really just an old school utility, really heavily depending on coal and tracked gas. we are trying to build a utility of the future and he is very

much in thepast. >> we are posting the list at abc7 news.com. now, late today, governor newsome issued a statement, time and again, the the public's trust. he said that while some changes were made in the last few days the proposed board raises concerns, particularly the large representation of wall street interest and the lack of experience. bill johnson approved safety of the tba and reduced carbon emissions and now, shareholders will vote on the plan at the annual meeting coming up next month. and we will be looking in to all of this, in to bill johnson and the new board of directors in the coming day. >> we know you will. thanks, dan, very much. >> all right had, well, abc7 news is focused on building a better bay area. and we are asking what can make

it a better place to live. we are digging in to the ride sharing industry. it's just ten short years and dramatically, and drastically worked in the bay area and aound the world. we will have coverage throughout the news cast and that doesn't mean we are ignoring other issues from the city to the suburbs and debates and decisions are taking place on the topic of housing and we have live team coverage tonight. >> we do, abc7 news reporter is in mountainview, they are deciding to do away with a affordable housing to build townhouses and now there's debate on building a new navigation center for the homeless. it would be not far from oracle park. >> navigation centers are homeless shelters with extra services. san francisco has five existing services with 500 beds. >> the new center has prompted dualing go fund me accounts. one for and one against. now, these two sides have the chance to battle it out in

person. >> and kate joins us live from the site of tonight's meeting. kate? >> we are at the foundation and hundred-s of people have been showing up, and i can tell you, i have spoken to them, people are fired up about what to do with people who have homes and don't have homes in this neighborhood. it began as a disagreement, between homeowners and the city. mayor london wanted a new navigation center built on this parking lot in the shadow of the bay bridge. it would have 2500 beds and other resources, two weeks ago, a group of homeowners banded together and started to donate to this go fund me sight. 295 people have doe natded more than $90,000 to hire an attorney to fight the city on the

proposed center. a week later, a dualing go fund me site popped up to raise money in support of the nav center and homeless services. so far more than 1600 people have donated more than $160,000. including 10s of thousands of twitter co-founder jark dorsey and others. the department of homelessness and support of housing as well as the port are here at the meeting which is just getting under way as we speak. so, we will have the latest doms for you on this story at 11:00, right here on tv and online. live along the embarcadaro, abc7 news. >> now, let's turn your attention to santa clara county and the decision made in mountain view to tear down a apartment complex that is affordable housing so luxury townhomes can be built in its place. >> what is going to happen to

the people living there now? >> well, residents here at 2010 rock street have until september to move out. and many of them are wondering if they will even be able to stay in the area, because of the high cost of rent. sadness and disappointment as residents at 2310 rock street contemplate their next move. after the city council voted to approve the demolition of dozens on of multi-family apartments to make way for a new 55 unit townhouse project. >> i have three babies. so, and also, my oldest is starting school in september, so, now i need to figure out where, what school she will be going to in another city, probably. >> reporter: ballet teacher said that the timing is also tough, because her husband is currently in the police academy. had they are hoping to not move far away. >> i'm not angry, sometimes life has challenging types. but trying to be as positive as possible throughout the process. >> reporter: the mare saying it

wi was not an easy decision. >> it's a fully complaint project, where the owner wants to sell, and you know, i feel like it's their right to sell their appropriate. >> each of the new townhouses could fetch up to $1.5 million a piece. right now, the residents pay approximately $1100 a month in rent for a one bedroom and up to 3,000 for a two bedroom. under the tenant relocation assistance ordinance, most residents are eligible for the cash equivalent of three rates median market rate rent for a similar sized apartment. >> it does not make sense to take down existing housing when you are in a housing shortage. . right? you build in a commercial spot. >> former mayor lenny segel said that more needs to be done to protect the middle class. >> we need these people. when we moved here, it was a working class community. now you have to be a retiree, who bought 30 years ago onner a

software engineer. >> 1/5 of the residents have found a place to live. but the average rent in the city right now each month is $3200. big increase from what they are used to paying. very big increase. we invite you to share your ideas and see what your neighbors think. by joining our better bay area facebook group. >> a man is under arrest for assaulting one woman and he was planning to kidnap and sexually several more, all of them his former co-workers. >> he is the classic boogie man that we grew up learning on who to avoid. >> they have arrested matt caruso. incidents in several cities led to his arrest back on march 26th. a woman called 9-1-1 saying she was walking to her home in walnut creek and a man assaulted her with a stun gun.

later fremont police were alerted to suspicious items. >> the items that we found in the dumpster in fremont, did contain items that are consistent with someone who has a rain and kidnapping kid kit, which included, you know, ties and bondage and a stun gun. disguises. as well as the information of where our victims lived much. >> investigators linked the assault and the items and identified caruso as a suspect. he is facing a charge for child porn found in his home. >> in the east ba i the latest whale to be found in the bay. we are talking about experts about what is going on here, eric? >> reporter: and dan, this one is a baby whale. take a look back there, it's

tied off here, it was tied off by the marine mammal center. they plan to come back and do work on a what exactly killed it. >> it's probably at least a year old. it's a gray whale. >> reporter: that's the opinion of the chief pathologist, he estimates the whale was dead for several days much. bill bishop may have been the first to see the whale floating near the boat dock when he came out at 7:30 this morning. >> i said, that looks like a boat or something and i got closer and it's a whale. >> reporter: it didn't take long for word to spread and the curious to come down. >> something i'm not going to see again in my life, pretty of much. so i had to come check it out. >> reporter: the one-year-old mail gray whale was lodged in the bottom of the boat ramp. so folks wanted to get close. this gentleman got dangerously close. he did not fall in. lewis porter of rodeo brought

his daughter down to see. >> she is in kindergarten, and we took pictures to do something at school on it. >> reporter: a rising tide did its thing and washed the remains 75 yards downstream. soon after, the experts from the marine mammal center arrived. it's hard to tell exactly what happened to it right now. we cannot get access to it. it's in a dangerous place for us to go to. >> reporter: it's the third to wash up in the last month. the greater numbers in migration mean a tougher search for food and the smaller ones are the first to suffer. >> the ones that do not survive are the younger ones, less experienced and food can be patchy. and the older ones know where to go, younger ones don't. >> reporter: the plan is for the marine mammal center to come back tomorrow and tow the

remains of the whale to angel island. the gray whales numbers have come back so significantly they may have reached equality with the food sources that means the smaller ones get left out. thank you. >> tough to see. >> yeah, it is. >> well, what could be a record number of arrests in san francisco, 69 in the -- >> we rode along with police officers as they brought out the handcuffs today. >> the skies are cloudy and the ground is mainly dry. so far. i will have the forecast coming up. >> we are talking about rideshares all this week. so, now, you have questions. coming up, we have answers. >> go to our website and look for our rideshare reality stories, that's where you can submit your questions and

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abc7 news is all about building a better area. we are taking an indepth look at the rising rideshare industry. people love the convenience and not the extra cars clogging the streets or the bad behavior bydrivers. >> abc7 news joins us with how cities are seeking solutions and some people feel they have their hands tied. >> yes, especially san francisco. few people remember this. when uber hit the streets in 2010, it was called uber cab. the a -- the agency that regulates the

industry -- now, nine years, 65 countries and 15 million total trips later, uber continues to run mostly outside the confines of city regulations. it's rush hour in the bay area. prime time for uber and lyft drivers, now blamed for a big surge in san francisco traffic. >> proof beyond a that shadow of a doubt, at the peak morning p.m. commutes, the traffic is mainly due to uber and lyft. >> they are in traffic, or illegally parked. i spotted this guy that did not even bother to pull in to an open parking space next to him. double parked.e don't want to talk. >> reporter: this lyft is blocking the area.

>> does it bother that your driver stopped in the middle of the street. >> no, i asked him too. >> i think everyone does it, i see people in stop lights hopping out. >> when you are a driver, does that frustrate you? >> when i'm a driver? >> reporter: yeah. >> i could see where it would frustrate me. >> reporter: we saw plenty of polite drives. rideshares are accounting for 570,000 miles driven on city streets each weekday. >> we cannot fit more cars on our streets and i would say our streets are over saturated. that same concern led new york to be the first city in the nation to put a cap on the total number of vehicle licenses for ride shares. along with a minimum wage for drivers. >> just because you are a multi-billion dollars company, does not mean you should not be regulat regulated. >> it's a one year experiment in new york and the rest of the country is watching. california cities are

considering the same thing, but they cannot do it. >> local governments have no control over transportation network companies uber and lyft. >> reporter: under california law, cities and counties regulate taxis and the state regulates rideshare companies. the californiapublic utility commission is who is regulating the ridesharing companies. >> an abject failure, they have been held captive by the corporations that they are supposed to independently regulate. >> reporter: the commissioners refused an on camera interview, and a spokesman confirmed they are not considering a cap on the number of rideshare vehicles and said, each city has authority to manage its traffic. >> except, remember, the city does not have the power to limit the number of rideshare car. in fact, the city does not even know how many are on the streets. now, lyft has provided the city with information.

but uber has not. >> it's ironic they consider themselves to be part of the sharing economy. but they don't want to share the dataithe pubt's impacting. >> the city attorney is working on a range of legal action, against uber lyft and the state of california, aimed at getting more information about rideshares and allowing more local regulation. we have very, very little control. but, we can actually tax them. >> peskin is about to introduce a san francisco ballot measure that will create a ride tax. it's designed to bring in $30 million for road improvements and more manpower to go after rideshare drivers flaunting traffic laws. the rideshare tax will likely be on the ballot in in november. neither uber or lyft would talk with us on camera for the story. the companies have spent millions dollars to lobby state legislatures to strip cities on of their ability to regulate

transportation say critics. they say it's the same tactics used by big tobacco and the gun lobby. the rideshare tax proposal is a small stp to cities gaining a little control and you know otherer ci e-- you know other c will be watching closely. >> time to turn to the for of cast, may look great -- forecast, may look great, but it's changing. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> it's changing as we speak. we have gray skies and dry ground around the bay area. and although, there's a chance that we have spotty sprinkles falling. generally it's dry at the moment. check out the view of the clouds from the south beach camera, looking westward, it's a storm on the way, it's a light one. we are dry with 57 degrees in san francisco and half moon bay, 58 and low 60s in mountain view, and here is a look looking to the golden gate.

you see how low the clouds are in the sky. 56 up north at santa rosa, and 55 at petalmua. low 60s in vac a ville and concord and the view of dark clouds over san jose, and these are the forecast features, you may see areas of fog overnight. and that may reduce visibility for early morning commuters. heavier rain and wind on friday. overnight, as a few sprinkles if in to the picture and possibly fog. low skies, with temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s near the bay and the coast. and here come our storms, a look at the satellite radar image, tomorrow's storm will be a light one producing only showers, the following storm, on friday, will be a bit heavy haddier and energetic and it will produce rain and gusty winds. both will rank one on the storm impact scale. we expect light to moderate rain. lighter tomorrow and more moderate perhaps periodically heavy on friday. with rainfall totals ranging from a quarter of an inch to a

inch generally across the bay area. and wind gusts 35-40 miles an hour. and forecast animation for tomorrow morning mainly shows spotty light showers through the morning and periods on of steadier rain will push through the north bay and that's the pattern throughout the day tomorrow. mainly widely scattered showers and periods of steadier rain in the north bay. and on friday, we will have the heavier rain, highs tomorrow will be in the low to mid 60s, even on the coast, we will see lows in the low 60s, which is mild for the coast. now, let's talk about the friday storm. the morning commute will take place under scattered showers, not very widespread rainfall during the morning commute. after that, we have a waive of steadier, heavier rain that will continue through the day, and so, the evening commute will be a slippery and slow one. that could be ponding on the roadways and speaking of rain on friday afternoon. that will have affect on, probably, on the giants home

opener at cooracle. we expect showers and a temperature of about 57 degrees, not ideal baseball weather. maybe there won't be a game. i'm not predicting that. i'm saying maybe. just saying. here is a look at the accu weather seven day forecast. scattered hours and wet and gusty on friday. and a chance to have some morning showers on saturday. and then we have partial clearing and hey, breaking news on sunday. actually, breaking weather. we will get sunnier skies, some spring like warmth and that a pattern is going to continue from sunday through next wednesday. with no rain in sight during that period. which is, remarkable. >> yeah. >> it is. >> given what we have had lately. i'm sure it will be enjoyable. >> welcome news for sure. >> thank you. > thank you.>> a ght,m wine to cannabis, changes are happening here in california. as a big company known for bigname wine brands decides to shift strategy. >> and an interview with facebook founder mark zuckerberg, it's his first tv

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have taken part in six arrests but their work is not finished. >> this one guy i'm looking for right now, i think he has five felony warrants. >> reporter: the officers no many by name and even have a relationship. >> i have personal conversations with them sometimes and sometimes i have business conversations. >> reporter: this encounter was a business conversation with a man they know as charlie. >> you have anything in your pockets that you should not have. >> reporter: they stopped charlie yesterday on on the street, he had outstanding warrants for criminal threats and stay away orders. the officers said, if you go get help, we will not take you inment. he did n -- we will not take you in. he did not so they took him in. the last fugitive operation was in february, resulting in 50 arrests and today, the goal to reach the same number. by the end of the seven hour

operation, 69 arrests. more than they had hoped for. abc7 news. >> well, several parents accused in the college admissions scandal appeared in a boston bos courtroom. they include huffman and loughlin. people shouted from the crowd for her to pay their college tuition. they are expected to ask for jail time for every defendant, sending a clear message. >> there's so much outrage here that i think everyone is grouped together. we are talking about 50 parents, 50 defendants that were involved in this. so, i don't know that you can just separate the actions based on the money. >> we learned today that a father from menlo park plans to plead guilty. prosecutors say this man, paid $15,000 for the college entrance exam cheating scheme for hiss daughter. now, for more on the college

cheating scandal. go to abc7 news.com. we will have more on the parents caught up in the scandal and the details of the man at the center of it. >> california is one of six states suing the usda over school lunch standards. the standards changed after our country changed presidents. we explain what the lawsuit is about. >> just how healthy are school lunches. well, according to some had states, not as healthy as they used to be. with the trump administration rolling back certain standards on things like sodium levels. and the amount of whole grain that needs to be in a lunch. now, because of that, six states are suing the department of agriculture to get the healthy standards back. so some parents we spoke with today said good. >> i think the children need the good food. the health haddy. >> reporter: low sodium is better. it's for the health of the kids. >> reporter: when the trump administration rolled those

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>> there is reality for you. the most common thing is for leaving items in the car, it usually happens between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. they have a section on your app devoted to help you out. select the ride where you last had the item and then, on the uber app, select i lost an item. for lyft, tap the find lost item option. both will connect you with the driver and you tell them what is up. now, if they return the item, then you will be charged $15. both companies stress, they are not responsible for lost items. me, and it did happen to me, not between 11:00-and 1:00. i offered a big tip. you are costing them money. >> i lost a phone and it panicked me. viewers asked, what are hidden fees i may be charged with using

rideshare. >> there's bunch of them. it's like checking in a hotel. airport fees and cancellation fees. wait time fees for taking too long to get to the car after it arrives. and usually about ten cents a minute. and uber charges for splitting the fair between passengers and there's a cleaning fee for messing up a car. now, those range anywhere from $20 to $150. depending on how big a mess you make, and actually, how you make it. >> yeah. >> so viewers asked are all uber and lyft cars are owned by their drivers? >> n dm. bouberlyft, allow drivers to rent cars from partners alike hertz and hour, week and longer term.

the programs are different market by market and there's a refundable deposit. you don't necessarily have to have a car in you have a side g gig. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> look for the rideshare reality stories. submit your questions and scroll down to find the form. check it out when you can. a last time, update the forecast. >> spencer? >> keep your rain gear handy we have rain coming our way. here is look at the doppler. spotty sprinkles and the storms coming your way are light. they rank one on the storm impact scale. tomorrow through friday, we can expect light to moderate rain. the light rain will be tomorrow, the steady rain will be on friday. that could be accompanied by strong gusty wind from time to time. so, overnight, look for increasing clouds and a spotty sprinkle or two, and overnight lows from upper 40s to 50s. and now, friday, is the day of

the giants home opener, taking on the tampa bay rays a oracle park, 1:35 is game time. we expect showers throughout the day. and if we are lucky, hab the system will passes through quickly and there will be clearing before the game is looi great. showers for the game, temperature 57 degrees, at game time and beyond much. here is the accu weather seven-day forecast, we have periods of rain, thursday, friday, and saturday. and then, on sunday, we begin a string of mainly sunny, dry and mild days, sunday and monday temperatures in the low to mid 70s in the bay and inland and mid 60s on the coast. that is not so bad, right? compared with what we have lately. >> that is true. >> on to sports. nd anthony flores is here. we are staying positive for the giants game on friday and the warriors need to stay positive on the court. kevin durant was ejected from last night's game for arguing with the refs, and head

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one-game suspension. he was fined $15,000 for criticizing the officials la s friday. >> the officials do a great job, it's a really difficult job. i mean, in this league, and i think, we can be better in terms of keeping our poise. myself included. and you know, you just, you go in to each game, you are excited, but, you know, you are going to yell at the refs, and both teams are. and you have to keep your poise throughout. and we will have to do a better job in the of postseason. >> to baseball. kevin pillar will will make his first start for the giants tonight against the dodgers. he arrived last night after being acquired by toronto. he did get game action pinch hitting in the eighth. the giants can dodgers tonight, in l.a., first pitch is slated for 7:10. the a's are red hot. the a's shut out the defending world series champion red sox for two games and the dominance

goes back to when the team returned to oakland last week. in the last six games. a's starters have gone 36 innings and allowed one earned run. xander bogaerts is having nightmares about center fielder laureano, bogaerts was called out after review. and then down a run in the 9th. bogaerts thinks he has a one-out triple to get his team back in it. look at the throw, gunned on out again. and he is known for his strong arm. and bogaerts will think twice before testing that arm. and the a's going for win number five in a row at the coliseum. >> phillies bryce harp er returned to washington, game two earlier today. he had a good couple of days gnt his former team. finishing two for two today, with two walks. hit a home run be in the win last night and his team led until the eighth with two outs. and adam eaton grounds to the

pitcher and hos kins can not make the catch. and gomes scores tying it at eighth. bases loaded, and david roberter son, walks knoll for the walk-off walk. that is right, the walk-off walk. the nationals win it, 9-8. what is going on in san jose, the sharks a week from the start of the playoffs. they have lost 9 of the last 10 games. fortunately the win was an overtime victory against a team they will face in the first round. the vegas golden knights. head coach peter deboer said that the issue is with the defense and with just two games remaining in the regular season. san jose knows they are running out of time. >> you know, it felt closer on out there today for sure. a lot of parts of our game. but there's still, you know, there's still that, winning hockey that we have to get to, and for some reason we have not gotten over the hump lately. >> you know, we have two kind of practice shots at this again, and then, you know, the real season starts.

so, you know, hopefully we can put it together in edmonton and put it together in colorado and then get ready for vegas. i think we can get out of it no problem. >> and the sharks are back on the ice thursday. let's hope they are doing kind of what the warriors did. you know, kind of just going through the regular season, getting ready for the playoffs and turning it on. let's hope that -- that's the case, they have two games to fix it. >> join us tonight on coffee tvv 20. astronomers around the world are going to show us what no human had has seen before. have a preview at 9:00. >> and the realities of ridesharing and the threat to public transit. are really lyft and uber to blame the drop in use of transit. >> and tonight, the lineup, catch the goldbergs, schooled, and then modern family and single parents and whiskey

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