had a second tube. tell us about your experience. >> sure, i headed over to berkley and so got on b.a.r.t. at montgomery station and at embarcadero, we were getting off because it was shut down. single track and so, we were a able to get on to a train, and got it to macarthur and transferred to a train. b.a.r.t. does a good job here, i was impressed how quickly we got the single track opened for diligent and efficient, and i appreciate it. >> that was going to be my question. how you felt about their response. andwhat about just in terms of letting you know what was happening? >> um, well, you know, i had heard that there was some sort of smoke or fire or something, and that, the oakland fire department had asked b.a.r.t. to shut the tube down, that was

what i was informed. but, either way, you know, seems like b.a.r.t. responded well. so i'm impressed. >> good, you are almost at your destination. >> yeah, thank you. take care. >> good luck. the clock is ticking, pg&e said they will make a final decision tomorrow morning. at that point, power could be turned off to thousands of people in the bay area as pg&e tries to reduce the chance that equipment will spark wildfires that of course, has happened before. thank you for joining us. >> for the past 30 minutes, you watched as pg&e delivered the latest information about the next round of shutoffs. >> we anticipate that 189,000 customers across portions of 16 counties could be affected and an overall figure that is lower than what we provided yesterday. >> we saw the impact of wildfires over the years and

recently in southern california and we were determined to not let it happen. >> pg&e, said they could give the all clear and begin restoring power by noon on thursday once the wind subsides. >> yes, and once that happens, it will take time the crews have to survey damage. >> they don't fl-- sonoma count see the biggest impact. 28,000 customers there may be affected and parts of these 13 cities. now, in neighboring napa counties, 7500 customers with lose power. now, it's a smaller impact, in

the city of emerald hills, half moon bay, and loma, lamar and wood side. meantime, gavin newsom is insisting on the company make improvements right now. he said this cannot be a ten year process as it was described. in a conference in oakland, governor new d as a leader.

we are here because of their greed. we are because of their mismanagement. going back decades. >> the governor slammed pg&e for the historic power outages that affected 700,000 people. many customers not able to get information about what was happening. >> they better address their damn website and call center and communications strategy and the needs of local communities. particularly those that are most vulnerable, with seniors and elderly and they better do it in a targeted way. >> the governor's complaints have been addressed in the last half hour. >> we have absorbed the feedback from the governor's office and customer and communities from the last event and taken the suggestions seriously and we are working to incorporate as many as of them as we can and in later psp events. >> i asked about a claim from the president and ceo bill

johnson last night that the utility has fixed the most serious problems in the grid in high fire threat areas. >> remember, damage in high winds is possible, even though the equipment in those areas meets or exceeds standards. we inspected all of the equipment this year, fixed all high priority issues. >> are you confident they have fixed their equipment to the correct extent? >> not at all. not even by a stretch of the agination. they have years of investments to make to suggest that they have made the investments and now it's mother nature, it's not fair and not correct and extraordinarily misleading. pg&e's bill johnson said that black-outs will be part of northern california to some extent for ten years. > they are talking about a ten year process. >> can't happen, ten years of this will not happen, cannot

happen, we are going to aggressively make sure of it and we are still waiting for the rebate that is owed to millions people in this state and businesses and that is something else that we need to hold pg&e to account for as well. >> the governor wants pg&e to reimburse people who had their power cut and we are receiving mixed messages from pg&e, and a spokes person said it won't happen and the ceo said that rebates are still under consideration. so it's a clear work in progress amo -- among all the issues that we have. >> the governor is staying on them. >> he is, he wants to keep the pressure on, he told me. >> we have live team coverage for you tonight. >> abc7's news, he is monitoring the weather conditions that could be the decidingctor. and we found schools in san matteo county learned hard

lessons in the last round of closures. we are in the north bay, sonoma county could see the biggest impact. >> emma, this hardware store had 22 generators and look how many they have? zero. they are not looking forward to the shutoff but they are ready. we have meat with the side of anxiety and these may be the last burgers coming out for the week. >> all of the time, it was all messed up. right? i have normally a ton of meat and i kept all the meat that was in the fridge this. time, i knew it was happening so i barely orded anything.

people say, insurance pays for it. it's a loss, straight across the board, we lost. >> in the shut-off, the chamber of commerce estimates big losses. go about 95% of businesses were closed. >> they are starting to respond, we cannot rely on pg&e to provide reliable electric service to the community. this is the generator and power lines lead to the units that are permanent here attached to the building. we would rather be the first and be prepared. >> these two generators are what the local hotel is hoping will save them again come wednesday evening. going back to gary. he is waiting on a generator that he is supposed to get on thursday. a day after the potential shut

off. >> all in all, it's, >> reporter: lanters are sold out and flashlights. abc7 news. >> sonoma county could seehe worst outages in the shut off and the response has been organized. >> the winds will be seen, wednesday night in to thursday morning and of course, many of the wires travel through areas that are high fire danger they are looking at shutting down the lines. cutting power to perhaps 100,000 people in sonoma county. >> they say there's the potential for fire damage again this coming weekend. now, on the peninsula, a portion of san matteo county is on the alert for a possible power shut down. that leaves residents, businesses, restaurants and schools on their own to doeal with it for a projected 24

hours. our team coverage continues live tonight. david. well, darngs each of the stakeholders, businesses and residents and schools have different issues on deciding whether they close or not. restaurants closed early because they did not want to shut down in the middle of dinner service. bt the situation with schools can be different. the second graders in the class learn with the happy of technology. this white board is a prime example f the power goes out, it will not operate. the laptops will run until the batteries are depleted. last week, the schools closed. one school did not lose power because it's on a different power grid. both schools will be open. >> nothing can replace a teacher in front of the classroom and working along side students and providi providing instruction.

>> the district learned from the last shut down. if we do not have school, it's disruptive and if we had school with a power outage, it would be disruptive. but teaching will go on. >> the school district is working on a comprehensive evacuation plan in case of a wild fire. they are nearing the completin of the plan. however, others in the valley are facing uncertainty about whether the player go out and for how long. the cafe deli lost two weeks of business. they have operated the deli for 43 years. >> we are not going to close, the customer goes away, doesn't come back. you don't know what's going to happen. >> well, the he will diddy cafe, has made plans to reduce the amount of food they have on hand. to anticipate the possible power out acknowledge that would happen here in san matteo county

early on thursday morning. they say, they dread having to shut down for business. we are live, abc7 news. >> tough, david, thank you. and the decision to turn off the power hinges on the wind conditions. the reason it's all happening. all three fire factors are in play. the wind is the main concern. let's lock at the high fire danger that is in affect thursday afternoon. wind gusts can range from 30-60 miles an hour. we will have dangerously relative humidity and we have high fire behavior. now, although the wind is expected to diminish on

thursday, it will be warm thursday afternoon, and in fact, the hottest day in the forecast with high temperatures in the low 90s and then, even on friday, the heat will be with us. the wind is a big concern and a major factor, even after the wind -- >> pg&e has established a 24 hour hotline for customers to call for information. we put it to the test today. we called the number which is -- an automated response asked why we were calling. we asked for information about the power shutoffs we were put on hold for 1:35, once the operator was picked up. we asked if an address is going to be affected and we were told it was not in the zone. the entire call was three

minutes. pg&e's twitter feed filled up with the same result. an hour ago, tb and e tweeted the correct link. fge.com/psps updates. the ip correct tweet has been deleted. >> our website, no problems there. go to abc7 news.com. to find out information about what is happening and when and how to deal with it all. as news breaks, we will send out alerts. download it now so you are first to know what pg&e has decided to do. >> after finding out a star was charging double. there was one solution, obviously. call michael finney. and how they solved an issue that over charged shoppers with one of the world's largest retailers. >> an update on this

these suspects were caught on camera after an assault in san francisco's china town, now, one has been captured. vick lee is live with the latest. this was not an attack on one person but really an attack on an entire community in many respects. >> reporter: that's right, you know, china town residents and merchants took the case personally, believing that they were in the midst of a crime wave here in china town. that security camera footage, a good old fashion police work and

perseverance by investigators made the arrest possible. >> sometimes time goes by, but we didn't give up. it was a painstaking investigation. >> reporter: at 4:00 this morning the police arrested deshawn pearson in oakland for a brutal attack in july, on two senior citizens in china town. walter wong, head of the wong family association was one of the two victims. wong and i walked across the same cross-walk today, where he was attacked. >> translator: something, two person hold me up and raise me up, and then i don't remember anything and fell down on the street. >> reporter: these cell phone stil stills -- show him unconscious on the ground. he later sits up waiting for an ambulance. his friend, came to his rescue. this video shows him being punched and knocked to the ground by the same suspects.

>> we were able to get a clear picture of the suspects in the case. >> reporter: these security camera videos taken near where the assault took place. clear images, close ups of the faces of the suspects allowing the police to identify pearson, the primary suspect. in the after math of the attacks the mayor visited the area to assure residents and merchants that city hall had their backs. this after community meetings here, where angry residents said they were in the midst of a crime wave. and today, with the arrest, a different mood in china down. >> we want to thank the police department, for the officer that worked so hard to help us. >> reporter: president of the six companies was thank. saying that he is even noticed increased foot patrols in china town since the attacks.

well, police are still looking for two other suspects, but, again, they believe that this 19-year-old is in their words, the primary suspect. no word yet on whether and how close they are to making other arrests. abc7 news. >> vick, thanks so. >> time for the forecast. >> we are watching the wintd and whether closely. they will impact of course, the potential pg&e power shut-off. >> and the wind is calm, sun is setting, and you can see, beautiful sunset. 77 degrees in san francisco and oakland. 86 in red wood city. gilroy 63 at half moon bay. re is the golden gate, looking northward, much of the concern is up in the north bay. and it's currently 83 in santa rosa, and 77, napa, and low to mid 80s. and as we look at san francisco, these were the forecast features. dry, gusty winds will develop

late tomorrow, and increasing fire danger in the next two day skms the warm dry pattern will remain with us through friday and here's the red flag warning in affect. for all of the bay area, except the locations around the bay shore line wrmpt the wind is in the north, to northeast, and wind gusting to the higher elevations, and dangerously low humidity and extreme fire danger. overnight, tonight, look for clear skies and mid conditions and warm tomorrow, upper 70s to near 80 on the coast. and we will see mid 80s around the bay shore line and up to 90 inland. here's the accu-weather seven day forecast. thursday, it looks likes it thereby warmest in the forecast period and the dry gusty wind developing tomorrow. and continuing in to thursday, both days present us with high fire concerns. friday, the warmth holds on and the wind should have diminished by then, but, we will not really be out of this high fire concern

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. new at 6:00, a controversial bill board has been taken down by the company that put it there. outfront media said that they reserve the right to remove advertising copy that is offensive to community standards. a woman said she paid for the billboard, it was expected to depict the mayor leaning back with her feet up on her desk. as us can see, the billboard has been removed. >> abc7 is all about building a better bay area. that means we seek out solutions to those problems we have living here. facebook is committing a billion dollars to the issue. they are partnering with the state to create 20,000 new units of housing, to help teachers, and first responders to live closer to the communities in which they serve. hundreds of millions dollars

will be spent for housing in san matteo and we asked the mayor about his opinion. >> we look forward to future great announcements like this. >> facebook is not floon tackling the -- is not alone in tackling this issue. google announced a $1 billion investment plan. >> improving housing is one way to build a better bay area and the push to help people get in electric cars and help the environment, also ahead. >> a major retailer, charges online shoppers double for water bottle crvs. what's

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went down to the b.a.r.t. station and they were not letting anybody through the gate, saying smoke was coming through the tunnels in east bay. when i first got there, they were saying 15-20 minutes and then, they were saying 30. so, i called an uber and made my way over here. >> and transbay service has been restored, but it will take a while for passengers to get do their destination. >> when hundreds of recycling centers were shutting down. people had a hard time ing >> when the recycling center closed down, people had a hard time finding a place to get their crv bottles. we are now finding out we may

have paid more than twice on the deposit. it was a shock to many that depend on the refunds. >> what? >> that's awful. >> that's my grocery money. deposits. >> you cannot get your money refunded. >> reporter: the last thing that you want is to be charged double in first place. >> you checked it in san francisco, i checked it in sacramento and it looks like everybody in california is paying more for orders that are online. >> he was the first to deposit it -- >> i said that cannot be right. >> and it was not right. mitch ordered 20 cases of walmart brand great value drinking water. the water cost $51 and the bottle deposit, 48. almost as much as the water. >> it stood out, that was way

too much and when i looked at it deeper, i realized, yeah, that was too. the website charged a $.10 deposit for each bottle and the state crv is a nickel. he called the local walmart. >> i said, i think you have a problem, am i only one that caught it? it's a lot of money. >> the managers promised to get it fixed and they did not. that means anybody on the site buying the water paid twice the crv. >> if they are paying double the price, they owe money back to people. >> he contacted 7 on your side and we did a check and found they were charging it on other brands too. like this case of desani water for 24 bottles, walmart charged a deposit of $2.40. that is $.10 instead of

and on this nestle dollar, other charged and of.90, the company did correct the fees in days but they did not say how it happened, how much it collected in extra fees or what will happen to the excess funds. it did refund mitch for the extra funds he paid. so, what about you? walmart said only we have fully refunded the customer who brought it to our attention and we will work to refund customers impacted by the charge. >> i think it's a good thing, as long as nobody is getting cheated. >> so far, we have no indication that the in-store prices were wrong. only on the website. walmart did not say how many customers paid double the crv, or how it will refund them. it only says that it is actively

engaged in addressing the problem. so check your receipts if you are finding mistakes with any retailer, please let me know about it. you can call my 7 on your side hotline, it's open monday through friday, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >> new at 6:00, a task force charged with finding the solution to the methamphetamine problem. issued the final report today, they have 17 recommendations. among them, investing in care models that promote recovery, and access to housing. people living or recovering from meth addiction, deserve a great deal of credit for the development of the plan. >> their voices in the room, and the courage they showed in coming forward and sharing what needs to be done to come one

solutions is key to moving forward. -- needs to be done to come up with solutions is key to moving forward. the total number of overdose deaths rose 500% in the last decade. happening now, the city council of mountain view is meeting to discuss rules for overnight parking for rvs. the topic council members have been talking about for months. we have been covering the issue almost all year ng, as part of our efforts to build a better bay area. hundreds of people live in their vehicles on mountain view streets because that's all they could afford. some neighbors and politicians said that the rvs are a public health issue. the city voted to ban rvs and other large vehicles from parking on the street. that plan, drew protest and now the city is trying to restrict rvs from parking on narrow streets and next to bike lanes. they are working to create safe parking sites so people do not

have to park on the street. >> san jose has announced a plan to double the amount of electric vehicle charger stations throughout the city. how do officials hope to do it. chris has the story from the south bay. a part of our efforts to build a better bay area. in the bay area's largest city, a push to get more team in to electric vehicles. >> it's going to be essential for all of the climate goals. as well as our efforts to reduce air pollution, and to get more vehicles out there. >> san jose announced a plan to double the amount of ev charging stations over the next 2-4 years. in partnership with the energy commission, they will distribute organizes and install charging stations in locations. a quarter of them will be designated for low income communities >> it's important, because without adequate charging

stations, it's a big deterrent, many people want to switch to the all electric vehicle. some say they are still on the fence. vehicles are pricey as they are for gas. can you imagine getting electric because they think it's electric and you have to pay more and i don't know, i just don't see anything in that. >> others recognize value. >> obviously the environment is not the best right now, and as the years go on, it will not get better. >> the vehicle expert said that tlefrt boost ev sales in the area. >> i certainly would like to see the cities become more pro active in making these charging stations available to the public. >> and for those worried about the potential of a futureower shutoff from the facilities. >> my wife and i drive electric cars if you include a converter you have a way to store energy in your car battery that can help you be more resilient when the power shutoffs happen. >> something to consider before

making the switch. >> a lot of research to see what i want and see more stations out there and see the cost of the vehicle lower. >> in san jose, chris wynn, abc7 news. >> coming up next, they are in more trouble than they thoum-- trouble than they thought. >> thousands of the free hong kong an official message from medicare. hey, fred, it's medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans. we're fine with what we have. that's what the johnsons thought until they tried medicare's new plan finder. the johnsons? we saved a lot on our prescription costs and got extra benefits. how 'bout it, fred? plans change every year. use the new plan finder at medicare.gov. comparing plans really pays. wow, look how much we can save!

a former judge has refused to drop a case. the city said that its police department sent to claim the attack back in january. smolett's attorneys said it would be dismissed because he could not have known how much they would spend in the investigation. he was accused of lying to police. >> 11 of the parents that were charged in the college admissions scandal are facing

more charges that face bribery and fraud. the new indictment has charges against seven officials and act, and sat testing services.servic. they were paying college employees to help get their children in the schools. >> well the weather is getting warmer this week. here is a live look outside from the tower camera. sp

our, warm and sunny weather, well it's pleasant, and it's giving way to increased fire danger. >> we found the misters outside city hall in operation still. >> let's get the forecast. >> it's not just the heat, it's the low humidity and the increasing winds. so, we have a red flag warning in affect from late tomorrow to late thursday for a high fire danger across the bay area. wind gusts to reach 30-60 mile

an hour speeds. you can see why it increases the dangers of fire. here is the accu weather seven day forecast. the warmth will be with us through friday and not until the weekend that we will see a bit of a cool down. and we expect the wind to diminish late thursday threw friday. so, that should bring down the risk of fires and we may have another increase in the wind on sunday. it will keep monitoring that. as the nba is getting under way, many are critical of how the nba handled the spat with china over the protests. >> we talked with a man who ordered 800 pounds of t-shirts to hand out at the chase center when the warriors start the season on thursday. >> outside the warriors opening day game at the chase center, expect to see a lot of these. >> it says free hong kong and below that, support hong kong and th below that, america

supports you. >> he is part of the free hong kong shirt give away. he has purchased you -- he has purchased them and will hand them out outside the warriors game. >> we have volunteers that will help to hand them out to thousands of people before the game. >> the reason he is doing it because of the criticism of the way the nba has handled the feud wi china over free speech. it began when the rockets gm tweeted in support of the hong kong protesters which angered china which pulled coverage, and sponsors. nba who gets billions of dollars for china apologized and adam silver said no one will be punished for speaking out on the issue. still, it's messy. we spoke to uc berkley professor about it. >> the nba is trying to expend in china as is the nfl. and they depend on the chinese as much or more than apple

computer does. so, that is a huge, huge, huge market. and anything that the nba does, to anger the chinese is not just a political statement, it's a business statement for the nba. >> adam silver said that the nba has lost money from the spat and prepared and willing to lose more. bishop wishes the nba had said it sooner. if you have a couple of thousand people saying, what is your message? >> that we stand with hong kong and democracy and that we are not going to be standing by while corporations are complicit in silencing speech. >> sports and politics and policy intersect. >> it's the ultimate nightmare for the nba. there's no win t-- no this situation.

they want all of the money from china and have been cultivating it for years and years and years. >> it's a no win. nba is caught in a pickle. >> ultimating, we will see how it plays out. there's 600 million people in china that consume nba product last year. they love nba basketball. it's the -- the fans are going to be the ones that suffer and nba owners. i don't know that we have that much sympathy for nba owners. speaking of hoops. klay thompson not going play for the warriors this year, or maybe he will. head coach steve kerr explaining what is happening with his all- announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul.

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. steve kerr put fans in freak-out mode when he said he did not expect klay thompson to play at all this year. if he is able to come back from the last part of the regular season, he may be the most dangerous eight seed in history, if he does not return tall, the warriors will not make the playoffs. ironically, klay was in practice getting shots up after the story broke. coach kerr clarified what he meant. >> my comment was matter of fact. it's just, acls, generally

take 9-12 months. that takes us to the end of the season. i was not announcing anything. he was doing great with the rehab. and still possible that he can play. you know, i forgot, with modern media that unlikely is going to become on the ticker, out for the year. and my mistake for opening my mouth. not the first time i'veotten myself in trouble for doing that. >> it's true. the raptors raising their 2019 championship banner tonight. the nba officially back, siacam is back after the drive to the hoop. lays it up and in. and van fleet, the lefty finish. remember, the raptors without leonard is now a clier and they are late in the third quarter, 75 piece. the 49ers have the 6-0 without a true number one receiver. they addressed it today. they traded for the pro bowler

and they are in it to win it right now. 49ers send denver third and fourth round picks in next year's draft in exchange for sanders and a fifth rounder next year. sanders had injury issues, when he is healthy the veteran gives the niners a threat. he is clearly the best guy. he has two tds and he will be a free agent after the season. he flips well as you can see in the end zone. so, it may be just be, i had not seen that dance before. a rental, but it's a clear indication the niners have super bowl goals this year. let's move it along. the paid r-- the patriots have lot of injuries in the receiving core. and the niners were interested in sanu, who has ties to shanahan. he has thooe 3 catches. 313 yards. the sharks lost to the sabres,

4-3 saturday night in san jose, rematch tonight, taall the way across the country. sharks fans, first period, no score, sabres turn it over. karlsson from the point and gambrell redirects it and it's 1-0 team teal. look at the pass. nice back hand, edward vlasic, shau sharks up 2- sharks cross ice and erik karlsson is first of the year. they end up in overtime, and the sabres, 2 on 1. jack eichel, bangs it home as the net comes off and the goals still count and sabres win 4-3. the raiders lost a beloved member of the family with the passing of willie brown today, he was 78 years old. brown played a total of 16 years, a three-time super bowl champion. he was the master of bump and run coverage. he used to suffocate receivers. after his playing career, he was

a coach for nine years for the raiders n all, brown, was with the raiders for 47 years. he was a great ambassador for the silver and black. in addition to his hall of fame career, he used his platform to not forget mother's day. >> always, hold on, i told you, settle down. >> love this guy. as always, every year, i like to wish all the mothers out there, happy mother's day, next sunday. don't forget guys. happy mother's day to you. don't forget, go shopping. all right? >> oh, man, what a loss. willie was battling cancer, he was 78 years old. pure class and you could see, total command of the room. >> thank you, larry. >> join us for abc7 news tonight at 11:00. >> the north bay is getting ready for the next round of

potential power outages, the community put on notice. >> the look at how the 49ers law enforce skpmt bay area kids are looking to support a better bay area. that story at 11:00. >> we will see you then that, is this edition of abc7. look for break news any time you like. we appreciate your time. the entire team, we love this shot, thank you for joining us as well. >> isn't it nice? >> beautiful. >> beautiful. >>

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