safety shutoff this week. it could affect parts of the bay area, and many people are bracing for the possibility of losing power again. cornell bernard is following this developing story and joins us live. what are you hearing out there? >> reporter: pg&e says it's just too early to say where exactly a possible power shutoff could happen, but we do know it could take place wednesday or thursday. so far no customers have been notified, but locals they say they're getting ready to lose electricity once again. >> i think it's terrible. you know, i think it's -- we're not venezuela. it's california. >> reporter: news of another possible public safety power shutoff was tough for many to hear. >> okay, i'm sorhy to hear the news. >> reporter: and they weren't expecting to lose power the week beforels not having any le electricity for several days last month. >> we had no power, and we used

lanterns, but we had no hot water. >> reporter: farmhouse local was busy serving sunday brunch, but during october's power shutoff the restaurant was forced to close and lost thousands of dollars. the manager doesn't want to relive that. >> you know, i had to throw away everything we had in the restaurant especially things like dairy kind of stuff or seafood. >> reporter: pg&e says it's watching a weather system which could increase the risk of wildfires midweek. >> so right now we're monitoring the forecasts for wednesday, november 20th and it shows the potential for dry and windy weather in the see era foothills and north bay area. the utility says lack of rain is not helping. >> what should have been the end of a fire season has not happened. >> reporter: pg&e says the approaching weather system could be similar to one which prompted a psps on october 23rd impacting about 180,000 customers. >> i'm sure it's for the best,

you know, why they're doing this. i hope so. >> but others aren't so sure. >> i think it's years of mismanagement coming home to roost. i think the public just has to be ready to deal with this for a few years. >> reporter: pg&e says if a psps is needed, it will try to give customers a 48-hour warning. the utility says its website which crashed during the last shutoff has been improved to handle increased traffic. >> okay, we appreciate the report, cornell. thanks. meantime all eyes on wednesday and thursday for the weather, and with a look at what pg&e has got worried about, let's get a check with meteorologist drew tuma. >> what will drive this increased wind here on wednesday is an area of low pressure that will drop into california and strengthen over southern california, and that's going to dry those offshore winds to increase that dry wind this time

of year that increases our fire danger. it is for that fact a fire weather watch will go into effect for the north bay and east bay hills and for those dry north-northeasterly winds gusting, and we'll go hour by hour and time out those winds and show you when they'll finally calm down in the accuweather forecast. >> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area, and one of the issues we have routinely looked at is the safety of pedestrians and bi bicyclists. today san francisco held its fifth annual day and louis penna joins us now live with a message organizers hope to pass on. >> reporter: survivors and city officials walked by nine different sites where pedestrians or cyclists have been killed. this is where a 72-year-old

person died after getting hit. the walk up took place in the tenderloin and every single street is part of the high injury network. some of the fatalities and serious injuries that have taken place this year have happened in this neighborhood. the board of supervisors presidents norman ghee and they joined the walk and spoke to the victims families and survivors who shared their stories. >> the board of supervisors a week ago passed our state of emergency for traffic safety, and so that does outline everything we're going to be pushing for, increased red light cameras, increased police enforcement. >> i was mostly thrown off the bike, but it was pretty scary. and another time i did get doored by a cab which, you know, was not great.

>> reporter: now here are the stats. this year there have been 17 pedestrian fatalities in san francisco. in 2018 close to 600 people were severely injured in traffic crashes in this city. back here live the main message for survivors and their families is for city officials to slow down the streets and increase the number of red light cameras. in san francisco, luce penna, abc 7 news. >> you can share your ideas by joining our better bay area group on facebook. a heads up for drivers dream force is taking over the area around the masconey center in san francisco on tuesday. signs they are already up alerting people being shutdown between third and fourth street. muny routes will also be affected by the convention which runs through friday. there's also a fleetwood mack concert planned for wednesday

night at oracle park. a public memorial took place in oakland today to honor kaiser permanente ceo bernard tyson following his unexpected death. mourners gathered inside the oakland rotunda. today's marked the only public memorial for tomorrow. tomorrow a ceremony will take place inside san francisco's chase center. tyson was considered to be a leader in the health care industry. many elected officials and others praised tyson's efforts to help health care more assessable. on the peninsula stanford health care welcomed patients to its new state-of-the-art hospital today. abc 7 was in palo alto. patients were transferred over the sky bridge connect today the old building. the new hospital which features hi-tech suites and also features 4 acres of gardens, original

art, walking trail and a meditation room. we spoke to a patient who needs a lung transplant, and he said the new room is a silver lining. >> feel very lucky. they've been working on this wing for 11 years and i just happened to step into here and get to walk into this brand new room. >> it wasn't just patients, though, hospital employees also seemed very excited to work in the new wing. new at 6:00, a new mural honoring those who lost their lives in police shootings was unveiled in san francisco today. this work of art you see here stands 2 stories high on the northeast corner on 24th and cap street in the mission. it has four different sections each featuring people killed in police shootings. the title means stop the fire in the mission. organizers behind the mural say they want justice for the victims and transparency in

police affairs. one of silicon valleys original tech giants has rejected a $33 billion take over offer. citing concerns about debt levels, hp added the cash and stock deal undervalues its business. xerox had offered $22 per share or $17 in cash and a fractional share with xerox stock. they've not commented on the deal being projected. it sounds like something out of a hit tv series like breaking bad. two chemistry fpr fr busted making meth. and paradise's high school football team is showing the town's resilience. the remarkable run the team is on. and check out this encounter in the

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undocumented people? >> and the answer is, absolutely, of course. when we talk about medicare for all, a-l-l, it means all. >> california senator kamala harris and other candidates shared their vision for immigration reform. >> we need a president who's very clear that she will sign a bill as soon as it comes to her desk. >> there has to be a legislativings solution so they're not vulnerable to the whim of a president. >> the government would obey international law and understand asylum seekers have the right to seek asylum. >> i will immediately by executive order find a way to protect our dreamers and also to protect their parents. >> the candidates also faced questions about issues like california's affordable housing crisis. two arkansas professors are in big trouble tonight accused of taking a cue from a top tv show and cooking up meth in a

classroom lab. the university says they were placed on administrative leave in october just three days after the science center closed after an undetermined chemical odor. now, the school says tests found a chemical used to synthesize meth amphetamines confirming a suspected breaking bad spree and leading to the protesters arrests. paradise is rising from the ashes tonight following the camp fire, and there may be no better example than the high school football team. and the bob cats are on a remarkable run. the team won again last night to remain undefeated and advance in the sectional playoffs. they'll be on the road next week to face the top seed. don't feed the bears. what an officer said to a bear he caught chowing down on some garbage finds. and meteorologist drew tuma up next with your accuweather

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you going to clean it up? >> you tell him. take a look at this bear encounter. an officer busted a hungry bear that was making a meal of whatever it had found in a garbage can. the sheriff's office shared the video with a reminder to people to leave trash or anything out that could entice an animal to go diving for a snack. >> you know bears they love to go through trash. that's why when camping you want to keep your trash in containers and lock them so you don't have to worry about bears. what we're worried about are winds later in the week especially wednesday that due ramp up pretty quickly. we're dealing with several of them this year and another one coming on wednesday. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing you it's a clear picture. we want to see rain. not a drop right now. golden gate bridge, fog free. in fact tonight is really clear night. thanks to high pressure it is still mild out there right now.

64 in santa rosa, 66 in san francisco and set a record at iirport todayn the 70s. 62 that current number in san ramon. overnight tonight mainly clear skies. otherwise mid-40s to low 50s. a rather quiet night on the way the next 12 hours. tomorrow underneath the sunshine, warm temperatures this time of year. these numbers are some 5 to 15 degrees above where we should be this time of year. so certainly november warmth for tomorrow. 79 in the city, 78 in napa mild with a high of 68 degrees. live doppler 7 high pressure is kurnltly in control of the forecast. are remains there tomorrow and breaks down on tuesday thanks to this area of high pressure

that'll move into california and whip up the winds on wednesday. it is for that active fire weather watch that will go into effect wednesday morning 4:00 in the morning. and those offshore winds really mean any fires that potentially start could spread rapidly and our vegetation is so dry. it's been so long since we had a soaking storm, months in fact. wind gusts will track it out for you, 9:00 a.m. the winds beginning to ramp up in the north bay. seeing gusts over 40 miles per hour, and they'll continue to strengthen and a bit more widespread. this is wednesday evening at 9:00 p.m. in the evening. those winds offshore. that dry wind this time of year gusting close to not hour. as we head into early thursday morning the coverage of those winds will begin to decrease and midday thursday they really do calm down. but there's that period especially wednesday night where it'll increase our fire damage thanks to dry condition and breezy conditions. it'll try and bring a little bit

of rain into southern california as well. look at the next seven days. some drops could happen in l.a., even palm springs. northern california fortunate unfortunately the current track will remain completely dry. wednesday there's that increased fire danger. thursday morning the winds relax and the marine layer returns friday and saturday. but again you look at the next seven days and still no hint of rain. the longer range models hinting at possibly thanksgiving day we should see our first storm. which we know a lot of people traveling that day, but we need to rain in that which would be a nice end to the month. welcome out to levi stadium. the 49ers and cardinals playing once again. a couple nights ago halloween the niners were challenged and they lost that game. and it started out rough for san

francisco. the niners running out on the field. last afternoon home game for about a month. arizona dominates the first quarter. 16-0 cardinals after one. but the niners respond scoring 17 straight. early in the third jimmy g finds ross for his second score of the game. and kittle like a caged lion, let me play. niners down after a field goal. garoppolo's third touch down of the day. midway through the fourth, a designed run for the rookie qb kyler murray and he scores, barely touched. 26-23. cardinals retake the lead. niners drive it in arizona territory, garoppolo out of the gun, the pass behind and pick by jalen thompson, second interception of the day. but the defense would stand up to give jimmy g one more chance,

and it was big. and he's making a house four scores and they win 36-26, and they won. and jimmy g. on that big celebration. >> it's just the stadium was on fire today, the fans were going nuts. the energy in that stadium, it's contagious. it doesn't matter which way we have to win, we'll find a way. >> if you're playing in the nfl i don't care if it's one snap, three snaps, if it's half a snap you've got to be ready for that at all-times. >> a lot of emotions in the last game, that's a fair point but i don't think that's a point anybody on this team wants to make. we've got to find a way to get it done defensively and get the

points on the board. >> and it felt like you blew it a number of times to where you get crushed and the guys were resilient and kept coming and we were able to finish off the right way like we did last week. >> across the bay the winless bengals in oakland. cincinnati fans you make the trip, i don't know why you want to wear a bag. an that's impressive by a run back 7-0 visitors. and you see the bengals fans there, carr looking to throw and steps up. and how about i run it, into the end zone and dives. 14-7 raiders. final chance though for cincinnati. rookie quarterback ryan bentley scrambles and throwing and picked off by treyvon mullein. mullein is going to head back to the black hole to celebrate.

a for the bengals the bags still on the heads of them. they're 0 and 10. raiders win 17-10 and tied for first place in the afc west. a great day for our football teams. both the raiders and niners win. >> you have to closeout games on defense if you're going to win. if you're going to win you've got the lead and they've got the ball and your defense has to close. and that's something that we're getting better and better at. i think we're actually looking forward to the challenge of going out there and finishing. >> i'm never into fantasy stats or my stats or anything like that. i'm into doing exactly what coach gruden wants me to do at a high level, and i didn't do that well enough today. we could have more. honestly that's how i feel. your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters?

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