three counties could see the power shut off tomorrow. more than 51,000 customers will be affected by this. several counties are no longer expected to be affected, but they have been in other public safety power shutoffs so residents were prepared, including the purchase of special light bulbs. >> it activates in the events much a power outage. >> reporter: this is something for a dark room? >> yeah, that black darkness is harder for them. >> officials with the emergency department say they'll remain ready in case conditions change again. we've learned district schools will close tomorrow and thursday because of the power shutoff. >> again, these pg&e planned

blackouts tomorrow have been changing so let's go now to this news conference and see if we can get the latest. >> the ceo and president of pg&e. he's going to describe the current scope of the event and what we've been doing in regards to improving our processes. the senior director of emergency preparedness and response is going to provide operational updates. i'd like to invite up >> thanks. so pg&e meteorologist as well as other forecast agencies do continue to monitor a very dynamic weather pattern that is now transpiring over california and will continue to transpire through thursday. the weather system we're tracking is now dropping south through california and is producing a variety of weather, which does include some hit or

miss cloud cover and hit or miss showers in the higher elevations of the sierra, primarily south of tahoe. right behind this system we will have high pressure building in north of california and this will produce a period of strong north to northeast winds. they'll start to develop tonight, but really get going tomorrow morning and they'll last through the evening wednesday night and we expect if we have to execute psps we can issue the all clear for the winds on thursday morning. we anticipate seeing those wind gusts develop in the sacramento valley, the terrain on the adjacent side of the sacramento valley and the northern sierra and north bay mountains. gusts generally 35 to 50 miles per hour with this event and isolated peak gusts over some

locations to 60 miles per hour. pg&e is monitoring this situation since friday and we can continue to analyze new weather forecast moldel as it becomes available multiple times per day and 24 hours per day. today i'm happy to report that conditions did trend favorably in a few areas such as the east bay and santa cruz mountains and those areas have been removed from the footprint of the event. we'll also continue to monitor the weather overnight, continue to monitor new weather forecast model data as it arrives, look at where the precipitation is building and where it may be developing and look for areas that the weather is trending favorably for potential further reduction of scope if warranted. so pg&e meteorology has coordinated with federal forecast agencies through the day on multiple interagency

calls. all four agencies are aligned even with the showers occurring in the sierra, there is a potential for critical fire weather to develop on the heels of that event tomorrow like i mentioned. the national weather service has posted red flag warnings so i have those displayed behind me. you can see the map where these red flag warnings are in affect for. generally the sacramento valley, the sierra foothills and the north bay and a portion of the east bay area. this information is available on with it.g weather.gov and you can see the winds that the national weather service is expecting gusts up to 50 miles an hour with relative humidity 15 to 25%. >> you're listening to pg&e's chief meteorologist describe conditions that have compelled

the utility to cut off power in three counties tomorrow, but eliminate the shutoff in six other counties. let's bring in spencer christian. has the forecast changed? >> just a bit. we still expect a strong gusty over the north bay, east bay and down in the hamilton area. it's breezy. 23 miles per hour in san francisco. the broader region is not experiencing powerful gusts yet. here is the wind gust animation starting at 11:00 tonight. we'll see gusts from 25 to 30 miles per hour roughly. stronger by 6:00 tomorrow morning. the wind will stay in that range until tomorrow evening, but overnight into thursday we'll see the wind diminish

significantly and that means the fire danger will dini a red flag warning in effect from 4:00 a.m. tomorrow through 7:00 a.m. thursday for the high fire danger areas. i'll have a look at the complete forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. we'll send out push alerts as pg&e decides if, when and where it is shutting off the power. get the latest news by downloading the app. the south hayward bart station has reopened since two men get on a fight on the train and one was stabbed to death. we are joined live with the latest. >> reporter: well, we understand the knife used in that attack might have been recovered right here at the station. it had to be a terrifying trip for the passengers trapped on that train car. one suspect in custody, but for two stops an argument that

started at the bay fare station escalated into violence. >> the fight continued through our hayward station at which point a knife was introduced into the fight between the two males. >> it wasn't a random attack. it was a fight involving two individuals that engaged each other. >> reporter: the train 120stopp for a reported fatality on board. officers swarmed the station and closed it. bart has surveillance video and perhaps cell phone of the fight. one man died of knife wounds and the other man ran out of the station. a discarded shirt was surrounded by police tape. a couple of blocks away at a car dealership and gas station bart police detained a shirtless man in a car, but officers were going through the trash cans looking for evidence. several witnesses were at the car dealership where there may have been a car stolen. police units brought in five

witnesses one by one to come by the car and look at the man in custody. many nodded their heads yes and were escorted away and police drove away with the suspect. the south hayward station was closed down for several hours as bart police did a thorough investigation. trains were single track for a while. major delays on bart. that all changed about 45 minutes ago when they started letting the trains stop here again. reporting live in south hayward, abc 7 news. >> thank you. our effort to build a better bay area is focused on fremont this week. >> tonight an issue we can understand no matter where we live, traffic. >> when does this start and when does it end? >> on fridays it will start as early as 2:00 p.m. >> blame the drivers who blame the apps. you'll hear from the city that is working on a solution.

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everyone is looking for solutions. that's why abc 7 is looking for answers and inspiration in communities throughout the region and revealing how they're tackling the same big problems. how is fremont working to build a better bay area? >> just like communities all over the bay area, people in the city of fremont continue to list bad traffic as one of the top concerns. fremont's constant traffic jams are a reminder of one of the biggest problems. the number of new jobs and homes are completely out of balance. to give you an idea how bad the situation is, consider this. from 2014 to 2018 silicone valley created 152,000 new jobs, but only 28,000 new homes. most of the jobs are on the peninsula and the south bay. most of the available housing is in the light blue areas, bedroom communities in the east bay.

the city of fremont sits between the jobs and housing along three major commute routes. so all those employees are going to and from work right through fremont every day creating a traffic nightmare on both the freeways and the city streets. traffic apps have made that problem worse, but there is a solution that could fix that problem. abc 7 has the stories. >> reporter: navigation apps push commuters on side streets to save time. >> this problem is growing and tae it's not going to correct itself. >> reporter: the apps should improve the traffic for the good of all. >> we have been following how traffic apps have been affecting traffic for years. city officials took measures to detour commuters from clogging streets so we decided to go back

and see if progressed been made. it's 2:45 in the afternoon in fremo fremont. interstate 680 is clear and residential areas remain free of traffic. in about 15 minutes that will begin to change. traffic will dominate the landscape of this community. when does this start and when does this end? >> on fridays it will start as early at 2:00 p.m. >> reporter: it begins to clear up by 7:00 p.m., some times later. most of the people on interstate 680 are following apps to reduce their commute time. >> this is a real time depiction of what google is recommending to their users. >> reporter: city officials monitor this activity daily. it's close to 3:00 p.m. and google maps is telling commuters to get off interstate 680 and cut through the city of fremont to save three minutes. after months of trying to reach

out to google, the company responded to fremont's concerns. >> they also told us that their program would not recommend users getting off the freeway and on to city streets unless there was five minutes time savings. >> reporter: fremont made changes. red lights are longer and signs indicating no turn on red were placed in intersections. going through fremont requires additional traffic time, it forced google maps to incorporate these changes. >> at one point it gets so congested it would be better for the people to stay on the highway. >> reporter: fremont is working with the institute of transportation studies at uc berkeley. the institute is collecting traffic data to help understand patterns. they told us t yea ago

cutting through mission boulevard would have saved ten minutes, but now data shows commuters only save one minute by taking mission boulevard before getting back on 680. commuters say they don't trust traffic apps. >> i am taking a detour, but it's not working out. >> now what? do you go back to google and say yore wrong or do they even care? >> we don't think they care. >> reporter: so we reached out to google maps, which is owned by google, but are separate companies. we called and e-mailed and never got a response. in the meantime resisting the actions of commuters by setting up cones to detour people who try to cut through here although the sign points out it's a private road, keep out, dead end. >> it makes them slow down. that's my biggest goal, slow down. my kids are here. >> the end of the street i

blocked off my driveway with garbage cans. >> reporter: other cities are taking action. the los angeles city council has asked the city attorney to work with app companies to find ways to detour drivers off main thorough ways. a town in new jersey found a solution. police began handing out $200 tickets to nonresidents. locals have a tag that allow them to travel freely. officials say that is probably not legal. >> we know the end result is that it will be challenged. we want to do things legally and hopefully inwith google. >> reporter: the director of the institute of transportation studies believes the only way to negotiate with these giant companies is to show them there is strength in numbers. >> down the road cities will unify.

cities will come up with actions at the state or federal level in order to make specific actions of apps illegal. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> traffic is such a problem everywhere. >> it is. fremont has been dealing with this as it expanded so rapidly. >> that's right. let's turn our attention now to our meteorologist who is live in fremont tonight. >> it is getting chilly. i'm here at the san francisco bay national wild life refuge. you need a jacket tonight. let's look at the fremont forecast. we're going to get you right down to what it looks like weather wise. tomorrow morning when you get going 49 degrees. you're going to need a jacket. it will be a nice sunny day. 61 degrees with a few high clouds in the afternoon coming up to about 64 and clear skies for the evening hours. look at the next seven days. the temperature trend will show you 64 for the high tomorrow and

really you're not looking at a lot of change. numbers will be anywhere from the low 60s to the mid 60s going into the weekend and then early next week they'll be dropping a little bit more. the seven-day outlook for precip cha chances, no rain in the forecast, but beyond that perhaps there's some hope. now with more on the complete look at the full forecast, i'm going to toss it back to spencer. >> okay. stay warm there. we're doing that here in the studio. the wind is beginning to pick up all around the bay area. here is a live view at pierier on this cool and breezy evening. 56 degrees at san francisco and redwood city. 57 at oakland and san jose. mid 50s at gilroy and half moonn bay. current temperature readings are in the mid to upper 50s at santa rosa.

54 at livermore. a view from central tower. these are our forecast features. we'll have dry, gusty windsover night. they've been getting gustier already. increasing fire danger through thursday morning. then after that we have a mild, dry and calm pattern from thursday right on in to next week. let's look at our red flag warning in affect from 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. thursday. all of our higher elevations we can expect winds out of the north, northeast gusting between 35 and 45 miles per hour. occasional gusts may reach 60 miles an hour. fires can start and spread quickly under those conditions. we're looking at surface wind speeds ranging from 15 to 25 miles an hour across the bay area. the wind is stronger around the bay than further inland locations, but the wind will spread overnight. overnight partly cloudy to

mainly clear skies and windy conditions and temperatures in the upper 40s to about 50 degrees. tomorrow look for high temperatures around 61. half moon bay, 64. san francisco will top out at about 65 degrees. the inland east bay, 70, livermore highs of 66. here is the seven-day forecast. as the wind diminishes on thursday, we go into a calmer weather pattern, but another extended dry pattern. so a mainly sunny day thursday through next tuesday. mildest days will be on saturday and sunday when temperatures rise a couple of degrees. beautiful weather, sunny days, lovely, but dry. no rain in sight until possibly around thanksgiving or maybe later. >>

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who is offering a reward. >> reporter: an evening turned into one this fan would like to forget. >> i ended up missing most of the game because i was outside dealing with the security people, the police report and we ended up losing the game. it really sucked. >> reporter: shortly before the end of the first half of the monday night game, the owner was alerted to a potential break in in the parking lot. >> to see another fan do that to our vehicle is saddening and unfortunate. >> reporter: this is what he found. >> a huge dent. it's not on the bumper. it's on the metal. this is all one piece. >> reporter: the vehicle's mode wasctat as the suspect got close to the vehicle. to protect the vehicle, tesla

rolled out it's 360 degree surveillance system this year which uses eight onboard cameras to detect problems. you can see the man kicking the trunk. with the video in hand, police are now investigating the case and say the person responsible could face felony charges. >> it is not typical for there to be intentional damage on vehicles like the one i've seen in this case. it's actually quite rare. however, nonetheless, it is a crime given the magnitude of damage on this car and the proximate cost of >> reporter: on tthe owner is offering a reward. it is a reminder to think twice before vandalizing anyone's property. >> we hope their brought to justice. >> reporter: abc 7 news. an update to our breaking

news. bart's general manager released a statement saying effective immediately they will increase personnel throughout the system. that includes additional police officers, and fare inspectors. in the north bay some pg&e customers could lose power just over 12 hours from now in the latest outages from pg&e to prevent wildfires. >> we believe there will be dangerous winds at approximately 10:00 a.m. in order to deenergize our system, we need to begin earlier. we're going to begin the sequence. >> the shutoff will affect three counties. for small business owners, this is more than an inconvenience when insurance doesn't cover losses, it can be extremely

costly. abc 7 explains we're already seeing the affects. >> reporter: it is a watering hole without the customers. it is up for sale now. the owner says pg&e's most recent public safety power shutoff provided the last straw. >> they have to feg oigure out way. we should not be turning out power for so many. you cannot run a restaurant. >> reporter: the woes extend through >> it's just getting a little tireso tiresome. >> reporter: today the brewery bottled and more tanks at the ready. if power kills refrigeration, the loss could ripple through the community. >> a business doesn't stop

because we're closed. >> reporter: they know those realities firsthad at a market where the shutoff cost $35,000 in lost food. with only 24 hours to go they don't know if they would be shut down. the pg&e map says they would, but when they type in the address it says they wouldn't. how is a business supposed to deal with that? >> they say it's going to be fixed eventually, but when and how? >> reporter: can you weather until eventually? >> i don't know. >> reporter: it's another layer of uncertainty from a possible power shutoff. abc 7 news. in the east bay more reaction tonight on the releases of the suspects arrested in a shooting at a halloween night party. were those arrests done correctly and were the arrests the suspects in that shooting. we have the followup. >> reporter: most of the

memorial at the fountain in the center of town are gone and so are most of the former suspects arrested last thursday. all but one of the five were released yesterday. a fifth man is still in jail on a separate charge. a strange twist in a high profile case. ten people were shot, five fatally, at a large party halloween night. d.a. spokesman. >> we need more information. the investigation's ongoing. it's a complex and sensitive case. >> reporter: the case made more sensitive because of the arrests and releases. the attorney that represents three of the victims' families. >> you give everyone the impression there was enough evidence to convict them of murder, but they couldn't last two days. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says it used warrants to make the arrests. former district attorney. >> it's an arrest warrant. the police can arrest a suspect

based on probable cause listed in an affidavit for a warrant. >> reporter: the arresting agency turns the case over to the d.a., but prosecutors need much more than probable cause to make a case stick in court. >> when the d.a. gets the case, they have to look at what credible evidence they have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says it stands by its investigation and adds the persons arrested will ultimately be held to account. abc 7 news. jobs are so important to building a better bay area and in fremont the biggest employer is tesla. >> the factory houses 10,000 workers making it the biggest manufacturer in the bay area and california. >> the camp has been grappling with how to improve worker safety at the factory. >> we are here with a preview of a report we will air tonight at

11:00. >> the company tells me its safety record is improving because of steps they're taking including employee suggestions, safety meetings, audits and inspections. records show hundreds of injuries over the years. several of them have gone on camera with us to describe what happened to them. >> i got hurt in a seat manufacturing, front seat back, driver's seat for the model three. >> i'm in pure agonizing pain. i jumped up and my arm was just hanging. >> i go deeper into the data and explore how tesla compares to traditional auto makers. the founder put emphasis on robots and workers are paying a price for the early focus. now trying to make sure they're safe on the job. more at 11:00. >> thank you. there is a new settlement with one of san francisco's

largest landlords, which is set to bring the city nearly $58 million. >> who is the landlord? the academy of art. abc 7 news will provide live coverage of the impeachment hearings tomorrow and thursday. >> because of today's coverage, general hospital did not air at its usual time. today's episode will tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them.

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the wheels are in motion to approve a settlement dating back several years. >> abc 7 news explains what san francisco will get and why it took so long to reach a deal. >> reporter: the academy of art university owns more than 40 buildings in san francisco. between the year 2000 the university doubled its real estate holdings. the commission determined that the academy was violating land use laws. >> illegal conversions of housing and hotels to uses that are prohibited under the planning code. >> reporter: in 2016 the city of

san francisco sued them and a few months later the academy agreed to settle, but unable to meet the demands of that settlement, the planning commission and city hall have agreed to consider a new proposal. the university would give the city $58 million. 20 million would go to pay for permit fees and purchasing rent controlled properties. the bulk of the money would provide money for affordable housing in the city. the academy has also agreed to vacate certain properties like this one on pine street that was one a residential hotel for low income residents and converted to student housing. >> we're going to try to right that wrong and put more affordable housing back online. >> reporter: the settlement has to be approved before it reaches the board of supervisors. the academy of art university

did not offer a statement. still pending is another case brought forward by the federal government alleging that the university used illegal tactics to enroll students from 2006 to 2010. abc 7 news. our increased fire danger begins tonight as winds pick up speeds. we have a look at the red flag warning next. we want to hear your ideas about building a better

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we have breaking news to tell you about. a house fire in san francisco. fire broke out a short time ago at a home at 35th avenue. this is in the sunset district. you can see the emergency responders there, the fire trucks. the fire department says one person was hurt, but that person was able to get out of the building. emergency crews are telling people to avoid that area. that's in the sunset district. >> the got out. we wanted to kick ourselves at one time or another for making a costly mistake and that's how a san francisco man

felt after stole the bike he had through the rideshare promise. >> this guy did what he could to make amends for leaving his bicycle unlocked. you feared the penalty would have left him stranded. it didn't long for the rental to get stolen. the incident happened outside this convenience store near his home in san francisco. >> i parked and leaned the bicycle up against here for what i thought was a second and then when i came out, it was gone. >> he left the bike unlocked and knows what he did was a mistake. he's still kicking himself today several months later. >> i was disgusted with myself and i should have known better. i did know better. >> ronald depends on the bike share program to get around, but the incident made him so upset he stopped riding. one day he found an abandoned

bay wheels sitting on the street and returned it to a rack. shortly after that he learned that bay wheels had imposed a $430 fine on him for losing the bike. he said he discovered the bike he lost had been recovered. let them know he could not afford the fine. >> i don't have it. i'm on the low income program. >> ronald paid $5 to become a member of the go bike under a special rate for the needy. >> they had gotten their bike back and i returned another one to them as well so i thought maybe we could work out a deal. >> they said they can't succeed if their bikes aren't returned. people need to lock their bikes so they're available for others. bay wheels waived the fine and reinstated ronald's membership. >> i'm not trying to get anything for free. i feel terrible this got taken, but i didn't know what else to do but be honest and see what could happen. >> bay wheels tells us they are

not set canting a precedent and emphasized riders need to lock bikes. i want to hear from you about a consumer problem. the hotline is open monday through friday. you can call between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. you can reach me through facebook and on abc 7 news.com. >> precedent or not, they did the right thing. >> they did. that was nice of them. one last check on the weather. it got windy today. >> it's going to stay that way for about 24 hours or perhaps longer. overnight we'll see the wind continue to intensify under mainly clear skies and lows will be in the mid to upper 40s. chilly in the north bay. tomorrow still windy and gusts between 25 and 45 miles per hour in the higher elevations. skies will be mainly sunny and high temperatures will range from 60 at the coast and upper

60s inland. the red flag warning is in affect from 4:00 a.m. tomorrow to 7:00 a.m. thursday. the gi the wind the taper off on thursday and followed by a string of sunny mild days with calm wind. i emphasize dry we need rain badly, but there's none coming up. >> thank you. we need rain and we need a wind. >> the warriors need quite a few wins. tonight could be the night. they try to snap a losing strea with this in member

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it's a dunk-a-thon. the warriors build a 20-point league. the fake, the fadeaway durant lake. 22 for the warriors in the third quarter. school spirit on display all week as we get set for the 122nd edition of the big game saturday afternoon on the big farm. the golden bear student body is getting ready to chop the tree in more ways than one. >> all is quiet right now on the campus of cal, but the annual tree chopping rally is about to go down. >> they're clearing the perimeter. >> the flag is going to run up the stairs. >> we just try to get everyonhe >> it's big game week.

we can't celebrate it without the tree chopping rally. >> the entire community is excited for it. ♪ >> that element of danger because they're swinging a razor sharp bat between your feet. you have to be careful and precise. >> i make it a point to come to every tree chopping rally regardless if i have class. >> give them the >> it feels good to get a tree axed. most days we love trees, but this day we don't.

>> they chop the treedo. eehe m game because hopefully we will do the same thing to the stanford team. >> go bears. >> go bears. >> go bears. >> go bears. >> one, two, three, go >> that ax chopping thing was making me scared. 49ers winning on and off the field visiting the elementary school in san jose. they spent the day creating a junior training camp for encourage kids to spend 60 minutes a day to combat

childhood obesity. smith was hurt over a year ago from needing help to walk, a brace, got the brace off, now he's going full speed on a treadmill and it looks like the 35-year-old smith is going to try to return to the nfl. it's amazing. >> i hope he can do it. thanks. join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. new numbers are in for the city's poop problem and it doesn't look good. we'll tell you about the disturbing increase in numbers coming up. exchanging blows with the bart murder suspect. hear from the car salesman who stopped this man from stealing a van. that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope to see you again at 11:00.

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