equipment. >> he told his story to abc 7 news. we are joined live from the newsroom with those details. >> reporter: he told me that he approached pg&e supervisors and told them that these devices weren't safe given the extremely dry conditions in napa. he says pg&e retaliated by firing him. the utility says they had another reason for letting him go. here's a picture of those devices called trip savers. they reenergize a line after power has been cut off due to anything that hit the line. todd was a safety lead for pg&e in napa when the company began installing them between 2016 and 2017. >> they started putting these trip savers up in high fire areas. >> reporter: the trip saver reenergize the lines. if the line is broken and comes

in contact with dry vegetation while reenergizing the line, it can cause a fire. >> pretty much like sending high voltage lightening strikes into a dry forest area. it didn't make sense. >> reporter: trip saver is another version of a recloser which have been used for decades, except that according to todd trip savers are cheaper and pg&e uses them in remote areas. state senator, a long time critic of pg&e, says the utility was not taking a safe approach when using trip savers even after the 2017 fires. pg&e acknowledges it began disabling them for the 2018 wildfire season. >> the other utilities in california have used them appropriately, properly. they know when to turn them off so we don't have wildfires. >> reporter: todd was fired he said for expressing those concerns. pg&e says he was fired for

misusing company time, misstating work activities and fraudulent submissions of time cards. todd is suing pg&e. >> i'm trying to do the right thing. i'd like to get this equipment fixed and make the community safe again. >> reporter: he told me four other employees who also complained fired all from napa. call themselves the napa five. abc 7 news. >> where is pg&e now in terms of this recloser safety plan. >> reporter: the utility company says it is following southern california's lead by disabling trip savers in high fire areas. they also say they're working to do that, meaning disable them, remotely. >> thanks a lot. in santa barbara a is prompting evakaticuations. it is near the historic park off

highway 154, about 12 miles. it's burned about 15 acres. gusty winds pushed this grass fire that prompted evacuations in rockland. fire broke out around 12:30 and burned 355 acres and is 30% contained. firefighters have stopped the flames from spreading. strong winds are causing problems in the central valley. in fresno blowing dust caused poor visibility on highway 41 triggering a multi-car accident. the dust storm has prompted air pollution officials to issue a health alert. we will be on storm watch tomorrow with a storm ranking on two brings rain and wind to the bay area. spencer christian tracking the timing of this storm which is going to last into thanksgiving. >> it probably. it start tomorrow and continue

through wednesday and possibly produce showers into thursday. here is the storm dropping down out of the gulf of the alaska moving into the pacific northwest. tomorrow we should see rain through most of the bay area and strong winds and heavy snow will fall in the see rainfall potential about one-inch to two inches. a wind advisory is in affect tomorrow. gusts 45 to 55 miles per hour. what can commuters expect? in the morning dry conditions under partly sunny skies, but by mid day look for heavy rain and strong gusty wind and travel delays are likely. a closer look at this forecast

pa few minutes. follow in just >> okay. our approaching storm could cause problems for drivers who have not seen rain in months. the first big rain of the year moves extra slick pavement. we went to a driving expert for advice. the instructor demonstrated what to do when your car enters a slide or a deep puddle. >> try to cut through it straight because inertia wants your car to go straight. you trying to change the action causes a problem. >> good tires will help. check the wear bar between the tread. it should be buried deep in the grooves. you can track the rain with live doppler 7. you'll be ready before the rain arrives tomorrow. new video of a terrifying encounter in l.a. this morning.

the video freezes as a man raises a foot long machete over a police officer. another officer shot and killed the suspect who was accused of robbing an auto parts store. one officer suffered minor injuries. also new, a car carrier flipped and a couple of vehicles wound up on their sides on southbound 280. this happened a little before 2:00 a.m. the truck rolled over while merging on 280. no one was injured. a person was detained this afternoon as police investigated a suspicious package at the san francisco state library. the bomb squad was called. the police determined the package was not a threat to public safety. there are no classes this week, but the library will be open tomorrow. we are focused on building a better bay area, which means looking for improvements to issues that we all face. high rent are not just a struggle for families. they're a burden for busineses

and some are at their breaking point, particularly smaller businesses. abc 7 news shows you some examples in san francisco. >> reporter: if a picture can speak a thousand words, the signs in the clothing store say it all. >> it is very sad. it is very sad and i am saddened by the whole situation. this was my baby. i created it. i built it. i have to let go. >> reporter: for 42 years the store has been a neighborhood staple. the designs worn by celebrities, but a flood, which damaged inventory, followed by a massive rent hike. >> the rent jumped 85% last year. >> reporter: forced her to make a decision to close at the end of the year. >> it doesn't make sense with the high rent that they are asking. >> reporter: it's not just clothing retailers that are feeling the squeeze. owners of barber shops and gyms have a hard time making ends

meet. >> i am being forced to close my doors due to increase of rent. >> reporter: she has owned the fitness center for 15 years. her rent when she first opened. >> i was paying $5,000 for a 5,000 square foot space. >> reporter: the space is now advertised online for over four times that amount now. she blames the city zoning red tape for not being able to find a new space. >> and then there's certain places you have to get a conditional use permit, which i learned could take six to nine months. and i'd have to sign a lease while i'm waiting for this permit and you pay money for it. it doesn't make sense. it just doesn't make sense. >> reporter: her plan b is a second store and a faith in fashion. >> fashion you have to try things on, you have to see it and touch it. you have to like it on you and then buy it. >> reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. another quality of life

issue in san francisco is hygiene. the lack of hygiene is visible on sidewalks and streets and it's something the city is trying to fix. we have an update on the latest efforts. >> reporter: if you live in san francisco, chances are you've seen feces around your neighborhood. all these reports show that this is an everyday problem. so we walked around san francisco and it seemed like almost everyone had a story about feces. >> different kinds of poop as well, human poop, dog poop. >> people are frustrated by the fifth filth on our streets. >> reporter: bathrooms are equipped with two on duty attendants during the overnight hours for safety. here is a map of where the 24 hour bathrooms are located.

according to public works, during the three months of this pilot program, the numbers of cleaning requests went down around these three areas. >> each of them had over 3,000 uses at nighttime for over 10,000 in all three. we are asking for at least another ten of these bathrooms to be open 24 hours. >> reporter: today the mayor's a office announced they will continue the pilot program and added the early results are programming, which is why they are using existing funding to keep these bathrooms open and they will continue to push the funding to build on this progress in the next budget cycle. funding ten extra bathrooms to remain open for 24 hours will cost roughly $3 million per year, something that the mayor's office says is not part of this year's budget. in san francisco, abc 7 news. we want to hear your ideas

about building a better bay area. share them on facebook. you've heard us report on the epidemic of car break ins in san francisco, one every 21 minutes. it's not just the city that deals with this problem. >> see what action they're taking in the south bay to stop thieves like this who was caught by the car's cameras. hurricane dorian washes out more than

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getting proactive to prevent this kind of thing from happening. >> reporter: captured on camera, watch as the suspect hops out of the suv and breaks into this tesla model three causing hundreds of dollars in damage. >> you shouldn't break into cars in the first place. you should also not break into teslas because they can catch everything that you're doing. >> reporter: this break in happened in front of a restaurant in the lawrence square shopping center. >> just kind of frightening to see like what exactly happened. >> reporter: police telling us thieves are hitting up large parking lots like these near freeways and expressways because it's easy for them to escape. last month more than 400 vehicle break ins were reported city wide. >> people leaving backpacks, laptop cases, cell phone items near where it is visible from the outside. >> reporter: with the holidays fast approaching, santa clara police are preparing to work overtime. this year the department was one

of five in the bay area to receive $750,000 from the state to help prevent smash and grabs. >> additional officers in marked vehicles that are sworking in high volume areas. >> reporter: criminals are using technology to pick up bluetooth enables devices and vehicles are smarter providing valuable video evidence. a camera recorded a 49ers fan kicking in the trunk of a tesla during a recent game. police are reviewing that case and say every bit of information helps. >> at the end of every one of these reports is a victim who lost something that's very valuable to them and we understand that. >> reporter: abc 7 news. stock in tesla rise about 1% today. the ceo announced more than 200,000 preorders for the company's newest vehicles called the cyber truck. stock plummeted friday after the cyber truck's unveiling did not

go as planned. musk tweeted an explanation about why the unbreakable windows broke. he says the sledgehammer cracked the base of the glass. should have done steel ball on window and then sledgehammered the door. uber has lost its license to operate in london. a regulator says there was a pattern of failures that put passengers at risk. the company plans to appeal the decision. drivers and riders will be able to use the app for now -- won't be able to use the app for now. the deal will allow the company to sell tickets to concerts and sporting events in more than 70 countries. the stock market started the holiday week with three major

indexes setting setting settingt the nasdaq gained 112. tech stocks helped push the 500 up. charles scwabbscwabbscwabbcb it will acquire ameritrade. experts say that trading fees have dropped so dramatically in the industry that companies may have to increase in size to survive. >> when you think about a brokage house, they make 8% to 10% in commisson. one of the ways to get revenues is to merge with another firm because as you get bigger they will make profits. the other thing from a merger

that you can do to make up for these losses is you could technically have a little bit of a monopoly power. >> the company plans to move from the bay area to texas. we need to talk about this rain coming our way and timing. >> it's a fair amount of rain too. spencer is tracking it for us. >> it is indeed a fair amount of rain. likely the biggest storm we've had six may, we have calm coonditions right now. it's dry and high passing clouds. it is currently 55 degrees here in san francisco and oakland. we have mid 50s in all locations. san jose and gilroy at 52 and half moon bay. temperature readings still uniform readings. low to mid 60s on this panel.

napa, 51. that's the cool spot right now. on we go to the view from our rooftop cameras at abc 7. these are our forecast features. we'll have wind and rain arriving tomorrow afternoon. a cold wet pattern will be with us through thanksgiving and then another round of rain through the weekend. overnight clear skies and high clouds. it will be breezy at the coast and higher elevations. lower coast upper 20s and low 30s. upper 30s in other inland locations as well. mainly low 40s around the bay shoreline and coast. the approaching storm ranks two on the storm impact scale. we'll see heavy rain at times and gusty winds. strongest winds will be in the higher elevations. rainfall potential anywhere from a half inch to an inch.

tomorrow morning notice how quickly the storm moves in. by mid day rain covering most of the bay area. we expect heavy downpours. by the time we get into the late afternoon and evening, it's going to be a mess for evening commuters because it will be raining heavily and strong gusty wind and snowing over in the sierra. tomorrow we get a break, but trailing showers will follow wednesday and into early morning hours on thanksgiving day. wind gusts by that time tomorrow will be from 30 to 45 miles an hour. that's at the surface and higher elevations it will be windy and rainfall potential half an inch to an inch across the region. this is not going to be just a north bay event. we're going to have soggy conditions everywhere. tomorrow a bit on the cool side.

low to mid 50s and rainy and windy. we have a high surf advisory in effect from 7:00 p.m. tomorrow to 3:00 p.m. wednesday. wave heights are elevated already. rip current and beach erosion are possible. in the sierra, there will be lots of snow. about 2,000 feet, look for 18 inches of snow. in the higher peaks, up to four feet of snow. here is the seven-day forecast. you see that we might get a little bit of a break on friday. late in the day on thursday, we expect partial clearing, but showers are likely to linger into thursday morning. friday we get a break, but it will be a cold morning. over the weekend our next storm comes in and it looks like it's going to rank one on the impact scale, but it may feel like a two. >> glad to see this though. >> we need it so badly so it's good to see it. 'tis the season to travel. coming up next, a look at what

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electric bikes today started to return to the bike share

system. that's a week later than promised. you can see the lightening bolt icons on this map of san jose. san francisco will get them next. there's no timetable for the return to the east bay. bay wheels which is owned by lyft pulled electric bikes twice this year. in may a man said he was injured when the brakes malfunctioned. over the summer it was due to the batteries catching fire. no one was hurt. 49 million americans are expected to drive somewhere for thanksgiving. most of them can be thankful that gas prices are not much higher than last year, but it's a different story in california. the national average is just two cents higher than last. california's average price is 25 cents higher. that's despite one of the biggest weeklyri nationwide. gas prices are down nine cents in the past week. california gas is the most

expensive in the contry. drivers won't have to pay for parking in many places on thanksgiving day. in san francisco, oakland and san jose are free. most transit agencies will be running on sunday or weekend schedules. that includes b.a.r.t., california train and smart train. there will be no ferry service on the san francisco bay ferry or golden gate ferry. we have links to each agency on our website. >> free parking, something to be thankful for. a shopping district was shattered by gunfire this morning. >> we have what happened next. look what was caught on camera walking

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>> that gun fight didn't just result in property damage. a person was hurt. >> it happened on grand avenue just a few blocks from the theater, whi theater. >> abc 7 walks through what happened. >> reporter: this started right here at the coin exchange on grand avenue. two men left here with $60,000 worth in coins. they ran across the street and up this hill only to be slowed for two unexpected reasons, including the owner with a gun. >> two guys came in one after another. they both had guns pointed at me and they told me to get down on the floor, which i did, and then they each had a bag and they were dumping the cases and the saves and loaded everything up and then they were trying to exit. they couldn't exit. i told them i have to buzz you out. when i let them out, i got up, said a few curse words. i grabbed my gun. i went outside and i saw them

walking up the hill and so i followed after them. >> reporter: he believes the men were slowed down by the 100 pound bag of coins they were attempting to carry away. when the men saw him coming after them gun fire was exchanged. stray bullets hit a car and someone in their home. >> one of the residents was struck by one of those rounds and is currently at a local hospital and listed in stable condition. >> reporter: police say other family members were in the home. a neighbor said she saw the man who had been shot give a thumb's up to his kids. you must be shaken. >> it's a hairy deal. >> reporter: the robbers dropped the bag of coins and they did escape. police are looking for any information to lead to their arrest. this is a complicated investigation as well. there are laws that allow people and businesses to protect themselves, but if it turns out that the owner's bullet hit that person this case could go to the d.a. for further investigation.

abc 7 news. a man arrested in the course of the halloween shooting investigation was in court today. the 29-year-old suspect entered not guilty pleas to charges for being a felon in peossession ooo firearm. officials would not real estate sle reveal how the arrests were made in connection with the investigation. >> there were search warrants that led to the arrest and seizure of the firearm and mooua ammunition in this case. >> the atf says the gun seized is linked to a number of shootings. police and residents in union city are puzzled by two boys, one 11 and the other 14, would be shot and killed while

sitting in a van. it happened after 1:00 in the morning on saturday. abc 7 talked to one of the victim's parents and classmates. >> reporter: the district isn't known for dang activity. now there is concern that's changing after two boys were killed early saturday morning while sitting in this van parked outside an elementary school. the van was shot up multiple times killing one boy at the scene and the other died on the way to the hospital. the motive of the shooting is the focus of the investigation and the reason why two juveniles were outdoors in the morning. >> i don't know why they were at that location. the motive for their being there is still being investigated. >> reporter: a memorial continues to grow. that's where i spoke with a man who identified himself as the father of the 14-year-old. he was sitting by himself grieving with tears in his eyes. he had little to say as he tried to make sense of the double murder. however, the incident has angered this district resident

who raised four children here. she wants people to step up and protect young people from gun violence. >> the parents, the kids' parents, whoever, uncle, aunt, whatever, these kids got to know that we're out here and we're watching them now because they're driving around like they're free. they can do whatever they want to do, but we have to stop it because we're the parents. >> reporter: police have not ruled out a possible gang connection. the father of the 14-year-old maintained his composure during most of my conversation with him, except at one point he did raise his voice when he asked do you know how difficult it is going to be to spend thanksgiving alone? abc 7 news. investigators are looking into what started a fire that badly damaged a 150-year-old church. the fire at the church of christ was reported around 6:15 this morning. fire officials say the county

ars arson task force is part of the investigation. home security cameras captured images of a mountain lion roaming around a neighborhood. this happened after 6:00 this morning. california department of fish and wild life says if you happen to see a mountain lion, do not run. make noise and look bigger by by waiving your arms. in the south bay a holiday tradition about kindness kicked off today. thousands of holiday meal boxes are provided each weighing about 50 pounds. the boxes include $100 worth of groceries including fresh produce, canned goods and desserts. this year the charity says it has just under 2,000 turkeys.

they need 6,000 more. people lined up today to get a box. a lot of them say it's more than just a holiday meal. >> it's helping us a great deal. i'm so build evidenlessed to ha place here. >> it's very helpful for a lot of us struggling. >> people can drop off a turkey until thursday. you can make a big difference. so speaking of time, maybe you're not counting, but we are. we are 343 days away from the 2020 election. >> a look at the newest candidate for the democratic presidential nomination and how he is shaking up the race. it wouldn't be the holidays without a charlie brown special on abc. you'll have four chances to catch the special. >> the first airs wednesday at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc 7.

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and people silently suffer. >> harris did not say how she would pay for the plan which relies on her medicare for all plan. there are a total of 18s in the running for the democratic presidential nomination. a holiday tradition renewed at the white house today. first lady greeted the official white house christmas tree. the tree was grown in pennsylvania and was selected in a national competition. the tree will be put in the blue hall of the presidential residence. our state capitol christmas tree will be lit next week on thursday december 5th. this tree was chopped down in the state forest. this was a replacement tree. the first one cracked and wasn't safe to put up. it's one month until christmas. share the joy with this animated badge. are you ready for the rain? it will be here tomorrow. >> spencer has the full forecast for thanksgiving week next.

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fle wanordoet refund. >> this woman and her mom were all set to go to orlando. that's a convention on empowering moms. hurricane dorian forced a change in plans that could have been costly. it's an understatement to say things are quite busy at the house with four kids ages 3 weeks to 6 years, the home is filled with sounds. >> yes. that's a normal sounds for us right now, especially with him being two weeks. >> reporter: veronica was two weeks pregnant in september when she was scheduled to fly to orlando for momcon.momcon.mo how severe hurricane dorian would be became a guessing game. >> we decided it's not worth it to go anymore.

>> her husband handled the purchase of the tickets. he booked a flight to orlando and a return trip on southwest. american agreed to refund the money. southwest did not. >> southwest wasn't willing to because it wa wss a couple of d after the hurricane had passed when the return flight was scheduled. >> since the trip had been cancelled because of the hurricane, there was no need for a return flight. southwest offered a one year credit from the date of the purchase. >> that would have put us five months and the new baby would have been 4 months old. >> jeremy decided it wasn't worth the effort to fight southwest, but veronica's dad suggested he contact 7 on your side. >> i said it can't hurt and i sent the e-mail. >> when that came in, we contacted southwest airlines and southwest called him later informing him he would get a

credit. in this case since the storm had ended, a manual refund to be processed this that processed. >> that's money we can put to use in other ways. >> if i need help, i wanted to hear from you. you can reach me on my facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. >> thank you. one last check on the weather. >> spencer christian tracking rain. >> finally, after six months we are getting a decent sized storm. tonight we can expect chilly and breezy conditions. low 30s to upper 20s. on the coast we're talking low to mid 40s. tomorrow the main event arrives.

wind, rain and heavy downpours at times. there won't be much happening in the early morning hours, but by afternoon the storm will have moved across much of the bay area. the storm ranks two on the storm impact scale. there will be rain throughout the day with occasional downpours. wind gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour. here is something for commuters. morning rush hour looks good. mainly dry and partly sunny skies. early evening heavy rain and strong winds and travel delays can be expected. in sthe see erven-day forecast,l see the storm weaken with showers lingering into thursday morning and a dry but chilly day on friday and more rain over the weekend. we are in the rainy season

finally. >> thank you. let's talk a little football. >> hi, chris. >> are you guys doing? a lot to be thankful for if you're a 49ers fan. it's another victory monday. next up a raven's team, but the thanksgiving meal. thanksgiving meal. thoughts on that big meal and ...6, 7, 8 thanksgiving meal. thoughts on that big meal and ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®.

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the 49ers made a statement on tv last night against a good green bay's packard's team. levi's was rocking last night in prime time. the defense sacked aaron rodgers five times. watch out. welcome back tight end kittle. heart beat of the 9ers team, six catches and 129 yards and that 61-yard connection. the performance nearly flawless. the next challenge on the field at baltimore on sunday. before then coach is making sure his guys eat in moderation thanksgiving night. >> i'll probably move it up about half an hour and try to get them home by 2:30, 3:00 so it doesn't affect their day that much. it can affect their friday sometimes. sometimes they come in tired and heavy. you try to stress and hope some

of these guys that enjoy eating don't get too excited and feel like they have to eat everything that day. we'll stress that pretty hard. >> raiders rookie sandwiched on this play and then he was hit hard in the third. he's out indefinitely. he has a punctured lung and broken ribs. raiders 34-3 in wind, rain and cold. gruden was asked how to simulate those conditions in practice. >> i'm not a genius. i'm not thomas edison. i don't know how to do that. we'll just try to show pictures of people that are cold that dal with cold. i don't know. we're not going to over analyze it. we did not play our best football. hopefully that got our attention and it makes us better as we prepare for one of the best teams in football in another cold nasty place.

>> history made yesterday. the heaviest man ever to catch a touchdown pass. he's listed at 347 pounds. normally defensive tackle. he was a running back his senior year. scored 11 touchdowns. 35-22. it's good news, bad news on the warrior's injury front. expected to return during the next road trip. the bad news is green is going to miss the game tonight with a heel issue. the warriors host the thunder tonight. through those injuries the head coach is seeing steady progress in his young guys battling night in and night out. >> we're trying to win every game. and we're getting closer in terms of our ability to compete for 48 minutes. the way the guys are playing and as they grow, they put themselves in a better position

for their own careers and they put us in a better position to win games so those things go hand in hand. sharks taking on the kings tonight. they're looking for their ninth win. the offense is adding to minutes and the coach is going to keep an eye on that. >> there's nights he's not going to have great legs and he's not going to be able to play 24. he'll tell you he can, but i'm going to disagree. that's something we have to keep an eye on. i'm not concerned when we have rest and we're going into games like this with a day off. it's when the schedule starts to jam you. >> did you see this? we go back to saturday. cal beat stanford. cal took back the ax after a nine game losing streak. here's the players and coaches

talking about bowl eligibility. >> we knew the whole game that something like that was going to happen. we're proud that's what happened and the defense was able to step up and make a play. >> it was a goal during the season to be bowl eligible. >> to get into a bowl game and develop our roster and what that means for our program, it's a big deal. >> it was a big deal. my first big game and that was crazy as the crowd rushed the field. >> great energy. >> watch out for that ax, though. >> don't fall with it. >> thank you. join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. from boots to weather proof tarps and umbrellas and everything in between, the bay area is getting ready for the first storm of the season. that story coming up tonight at 11:00. a pair of deadly pedestrian deaths in san jose in the last 24 hours. the city says it's taking action. we'll tell you how. coming up at 8:00 it's the

season finale of dancing with the stars and the good doctor and stay with us for the news at 11:00. >> stick around for jimmy kimmel live. look for breaking news whenever you like. we appreciate your time. >> from the entire news team, thank you for joining us. >> we'll see you again at 11:00.

♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a naval architect from annapolis, maryland... a receptionist from naperville, illinois... and our returning champion-- a financial counselor from jersey city, new jersey... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome once again. elise is doing very well. she's on a roll on our program, but now with beth and stephen here, it's time for our players to show what they know. let's go to work in the first round, shall we?

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