this case the rate hikes will hurt. in january, pg&e increase your rates because that is an annual thing. they can do that. they went back to the public facilities commission to ask for another increased, this time associated specifically with the high price of natural gas. it goes by the energy markets. this is happening as we battle with inflation. when talking about pg&e rates rising, there is an initial shock, followed by complacency. >> it is getting expensive. energy should not be going up. >> i have a choice, right? leanne: here's the breakdown. at the beginning of the year, customers experienced a 9.4% rate increase

leanne: recent california drought conditions, which have reduced lower cost hydroelectric generation across the western united states, and by higher natural gas and wholesale electric energy prices, seen in 2021, and forecasted to continue into 2022, but turn the utilitarian -- utility report network, consumer advocacy says it is not and there. >> pg&e spent $5.5 billion already on modifier mitigation that they had not got an approval yet to put on her bills, and for 2020 three, pg&e

requested a 30% rate increase. leanne: just because. jeannie requests a specific increased amount does not mean it will be approved. those on a fixed income. >> we are looking on the table of additional increases of 50 -- $50-70 about is what we are talking about. >> it becomes unaffordable. how do you pay for your normal utilities? ana: turn the consumer advocacy groups has given people are dealing with inflation, what the state poc should have done it is forced pg&e to set a cab on the increase based on the current cost of living adjustment, cola, which is at 5.9%. dan: we obviously cannot forget pg&e will have to pay out billions of dollars to victims or wildfires are cross california. our customers on the hook for

that money. it we pay the price? reporter: the company pledged shareholders but not customers will take on the liabilities. still, there are skeptics out there who worry the utility company might have to pass the costs to customers but we will see. dan: that is an enormous amount of money that we will see. ♪ [applause] dan: all three major u.s. stock indices finished lower today, in part because of inflation, reflected in the higher prices we pay. the dow ended down 500 three points, the nasdaq off three 94, and the s&p 500 lost 85 energy costs including electricity and gas were up more than 10% nationwide year-over-year. ana: it is day three of our winter heat wave in the records. keep falling. . if you could get rain instead,

we are getting perfect weather for teachers and shorts. we found these people taking a walk. abc7news meteorologist cito patel joins us. sandy: we could squeeze one more day of record warmth tomorrow. i want to show you a stunning view from our san jose camera. you will notice how nice it looks. we have records to talk about and let's check them out. san jose, shattered its record of 73, coming in at 79 today. richmond was a new record. i down sloping wind brought the temperature up here in oakland downtown and tied and gilroy, 79, a new record for today so look at how warm everyone across the board in the 70's and 80's, even if you are not at record levels, so canfield, san francisco, 78 santa rosa, low 80's cloverdale and ukiah. 77 degrees in fairfield and santa cruz. i want to show you what is ahead so records are possible.

san jose hits 78 tomorrow. that would be a record. livermore would be a record if it comes in at 75 in santa rosa could be a record at 77 degrees. this is a sampling. what changes are coming for sunday and early next week straight ahead. ana: a man has been arrested on suspicion of starting this fire in whittier yesterday afternoon in hot and windy weather, destroying at least two homes. the suspect was found with burns reportedly and described as a whittier resident in his early 50's. it is unclear exactly how the fire started. dan: a guilty plea brings closure to the family of a security officer at the open federal building, gunned down in a drive-by shooting may 2020. they case gives us a glimpse into the extremist boogaloo movement. dan noyes has been working on the story from the very beginning and is back from federal court with the latest on this good -- this.

dan: the two sides agree the gunmen should serve 47 years in prison but the deal has not been accepted. the 33-year-old entered a federal court in a jail jumpsuit, shackled, and phased a dozen friends and family of the man who he allegedly killed. a security officer. >> what do you want people to know about your brother? >> my brother was amazing. my brother, such a humble man and he helped so many different people that he never talked about, you know, he is one of those people that always did the right thing. statement to the court calling him a domestic terrorist, he described how he planned the attack, network on facebook and found a driver, and used a george floyd protest that night as cover. he opened the side door on his white van and fired 19 shots

with a homemade automatic rifle, a ghost gun, killing underwood and injuring his partner. two relatives rushed from the courtroom in tears. >> still, the idea of him not living when he should be is excruciating. it is extremely painful. da inle voice, the former military police sergeant of travis air force base said guilty, your honor. e parties agrdo a 45 year sentence. e s de if she will accept the agreement. >> is it hard? extremely difficult, because on one hand, you think and i for a night, but at the same time, i do not want to live my life with hatred built in my heart. dan: the santa cruz district attorney was also here. he is accused of killing a sheriff sergeant they are eight days later. someone spotted the same white van with guns and bomb making material inside. officers approached his home and

he allegedly opened fire, killing a sergeant. he got away, hijacked a car, but neighbors subdued him. as police led. him away. he may have given a clue to his motives. >> [indiscernible] dan: before his arrest, he used his own blood on the trunk of a car to write several sayings from the boogaloo movement, a loose network of militia style extremists. >> the entry of plea here in his federal case has no bearing on what we will do in santa cruz county. he will answer for the brutal murder of sergeant damon got's weiler and the other crimes he committed in the town. dan: the next hearing in santa cruz is april and the sentencing in the federal case is june 3. dan: thank you very much. you can contact the team if you would like to see a story investigated. dan would love to hear from you so whatever -- go to

abc7news.com or pick up the phone if that is easier for you and call 1-888-40-iteam. ana: lives are being lost at a record pace. explains how law enforcement and city leaders urge care on the roads to prevent further deaths. dustin: 41 days into 2020 2, 13 lives lost, three in the last three weeks in the same location, last night at the intersection of foxworthy expressway, a bicyclist hit and killed by a car. >> the victim of the case was in the crosswalk, crossing against a solid red light. the driver, based on testimony, drove on a solid green. >> this is a heartbreaking fatality. dustin: it continues the record pace in san jose, 13 deaths nine more than at this point last year. 2021 was tied for the deadliest

year on san jose road. the department of transportation identifies the expressway as a dangerous corridor, says the intersection is a proven hotspot for accidents. >> between 2016 and 2020, we had 17 crashes, 10 of those minor injuries. six were moderate injuries. one was a severe injury and there were no fatalities. dustin: two crashes resulting in three deaths this year. speed is a concern along the road and bicyclist came from a nearby homeless encampment. >> we hope that deploying these electronic methods might help drivers be more aware of the hazards. you're on an expressway that has a high speed limit. you might not be aware you should look out for pedestrians. >> there are similar signs throughout the city. while police patrol intake at the area, the dot will try to implement solutions officials say stopping traffic deaths starts with everyone. >> we all have shared accountability on the roadway.

>> we see the news and think of how horrible it is, but if you are on our streets, it could be you, so please slow down and pay attention and follow the rules. dustin: if we do that, we can make a safer san jose. ana: the suspect in a fatal shooting inside bart station was put -- charged as a felon in possession of a ghost gun. the shooting happened last night at the city center station. 24-year-old shane homan shot the victim at close range on the escalator. bart police chief says overall, crime is down but problems persist at this station. >> we have two full-time police officers at that station specifically during all operating hours of every minute of every hour the station is open for service. you will have a uniform presence there. dustin: he was on probation for burglary march when he was arrested with a ghost gun. the das office as he was released while they waited on dna evidence in the case dan:.

next, a delay in vaccines for kids. how much longer the youngest members of so side he will have to wait for protection against coronavirus. >> we are treading in very nuanced waters. voting is all right reserved for citizens but san francisco is making an exception. we are looking at the big picture. dan: see how long it took 7 on your side's michael finney to get money for recycling bottles and cans. he is putting san francisco's

when they're sick, they get comfortable anywhere and spread germs everywhere. wherever they rest protection nothing kills more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. dan: the biggest headline in the pandemic tonight, a delay in the fda's review of pfizer vaccines for kids under five.

that means the vaccine for the age group will not be out for several weeks. the government had already been prepping to send out 10 billion doses for kids ages six months to four years -- millioids six r years. shots and arms were expected the end of the month but all along there was concern to doses do not offer enough protection. >> the delays reflect the fact that they decreased the dose for younger kids in order to make sure that it was safe. unfortunately, it looks the decreased joe's decreased effectiveness of the vaccine, which is why they need the three shots instead of two. dan: pfizer will continue to study data with the three dose series and plans to seek authorization at a later time. california lawmakers consider the bill that will require public and private employers to enforce a vaccine mandate for police. a state assembly member says the goal is to provide californians consistency as we move forward

toward that end m in -- en demic. whiplash the last few years with testing guidelines and vaccine guidance and mask mandates and people crave stability and we know enough about the pandemic at this point that we can make this happen together. dan: if approved, the vaccine mandate would include independent contractors working for businesses. our vaccine team is here to answer your questions. had to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue to submit your question. ana: with days to go to the san francisco unified school board recall election, we are looking at a segment of the population voting for the first time, non-us citizens, who are allowed to vote in schoolboard elections in san francisco and there is a push to expand immigrant voting rights past the school board all local elections. race and culture reporter julian glover has more. julian: they want the kids to

have a good education and a successful life. it is a universal truth that unites parents and led the chief to elect signatures in 2020 one, moving to san francisco from the east with his two sons in late 2020. rog was disappointed class instruction was virtual only and school buildings were closed before vaccines were available. >> i signed the petition myself. it was controlled. julian: fund of the law, he cannot vote in the upcoming school board recall election. non-us citizens who were san francisco residents with a child under 19 had that right since 2017 thanks to voter approved prop n. it was backed by a voting collaborative advocating for 34 percent of san francisco residents born outside the u.s. >> some of our immigrant parents are not aware of this and that is why we are doing outreach beyond february.

julian:julian: the temporary right was made permanent by supervisors in 2021 and expanded to include school board recall elections. >> to be able to make my voice heard. julian: according to the department of elections, 190 six noncitizens are registered to vote in the recall. a significant increase from 2018, the first time noncitizens could exercise a right. 65 registered and 59 voted. >> san francisco put immigrant voting on the map for faults in the united states again, reviving what was historically widespread. julian: a professor of fsf fsf state notes that it was common for white, european immigrants to vote in local, state, and federal elections before women gained the right to vote and black people gain voter protections with the 1965 voting rights act. there is a growing movement to reconsider who should be able to cast a ballot.

19 states have passed more restrictive measures. >> who is a legitimate -- legitimate member of the community? who is a stakeholder? 15 jurisdictions in the united states have restored immigrant voting, 11 in maryland, two in vermont, new york city, and san francisco. julian: new york what's the first major city to extend voting rights last year, making an additional 800,000 voterseli. a similar measure gained traction in san jose where 40% of residents were born outside the u.s. many became naturalized citizens but a significant number have not. i district five councilmember made the proposal. >> we have to give people the opportunity to voice their opinion and their will and how we are going to manage their money. julian: the council is exploring feasibility and could place the measure on the ballot for voters to decide. the santa clara county registrar

says insistence can support bringing an estimated 200,000 voters online, which would mean making a separate ballot so noncitizens do not vote in state or federal elections, estate that could better rise -- jeopardize citizenship. >> we are treading nuanced waters. julian: this attorney urges all noncitizens to consult a lawyer before casting the ballot. >> in the immigration law community, we are not sure how the federal government will treat that question that asks every applicant for citizenship, have you voted in a local, state, or federal election? julian: he said he has done his homework, consulted his attorney, and he is ready to vote. julian glover, k glover, k glove dan: we enjoy warm weather this week. sandia assures y

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fremont and san francisco in the low 70's. you are at 67 san jose and 68 santa rosa. here is what brought us the warm weather, area high-pressure offshore winds. the down sloping winds bringing us the warmth. you're probably paying attention to what is behind it. i wish i could tell you the system is strong enough to break down the ridge but not quite. not yet. we have a trough coming in. that is going to start to bring the temperatures down. right now, i want to show you what it will look like if you were stepping out this evening. still will be comfortable at 7:00. toward tomorrow morning, 40's, rl aftnoon,m rimof camera toward sutro tower, probably notice a little haze in the air that continues this we will have gooo moderate air quality so some improvement for your outdoor plants and from our san jose camera, you can see starts for

the shark tank. mild to warm for the weekend, sharply cooler and windier next week, possibility of sprinkles or a stray shower monday. your morning temperatures will begin in the 40's and 50's. there will be patches of fog and hire clouds as well to start up a day but by the afternoon, temperatures will soar well into the 70's and our southbay location, 78 san jose, gilroy, 76 sunnydale, santa cruz will be warm on the peninsula to redwood city. 73 half moon bay, san francisco downtown 74, south's city 73 and the north bay will feel like more spring than winter. 74 san rafael, vallejo 77, santa rosa, berkeley, oakland, low to mid 70's. you will need the sunscreen. inland areas, walnut creek, livermore, 75,5, fair 76.a trounte'say or ine of t sierra where the c

moisture. we have some rain coming into california. what it will do for us is take our temperatures down. winds will kick up and so all of a sudden, you're going from 70's and 80's today to 50's and 60's monday and tuesday. it is definitely going to feel like winter by then. the accuweather 7 day forecast. . warm holds the next couple of days. the coast will drop off a few degrees as the fog rose in. valentine's day will be blustery. brisk on tuesday and noticed temperatures in the 50's and 60's. numbers will bounce back into the 60's and 70's wednesday through friday. if you are keeping tabs on brain, possibility of something around the 21st. dan: if you are crossing the bridge, you pay a toll. if you you -- use an express lane, a toll. we could look back on those days as the good old days with the

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. dan: you're looking live at the golden gate bridge. drivers are used to paying a toll here, but what if you had to pay to drive on freeways? we are not talking about express lanes, but every lane of the highway. alma: that is the idea, the center of a planning study that has been launched. an idea met with a lot of questions today. zack 20 has looked into it. zack: it has been a big day for freeways. new express lanes open this morning but the big headline, talks about charging anyone to drive on freeways. >> the objectives are the same good how can we move more people in fewer cards? zack: express lanes that open this morning on highway 101 on the peninsula operating from highway 85 to whipple avenue. the metropolitan transportatipoi commission says more work has to

be done to reduce congestion to incentivize the use of cars and drive down greenhouse emissions. they say charging tolls all drivers unselect freeways could be the solution. >> this is a way to keep the region moving with 2 million additional people, one million additional jobs that are expected to be here by 2050. zack: a two-year study has been launched to look into the possibility, that is already bringing concern from drivers. >> that is a bad idea i think. i don't think we should charge because everyone uses cars. zack: more concern for members of the committees who heard a presentation on the study. >> i have a lot of friends that cannot afford paying prices. zack: says looking into equity issues and more is what the two-year study is about. >> how do you make that -- sure that the burdens are not borne disproportionately by low income people? zack: answers to the many

questions are expected to come when the studies finished by 2024. implementation of total pricing would not happen for a decade. >> this is the first step on a very long road. zack: sacramento has, abc7news. alma: if you are not paying to drive on the freeway, you're paying more to fill your tank. the national average for a gallon of regular was up three cents this week at $3.47 per gallon. california has the highest in the u.s. at $4.68 on average. the bay area has higher prices with $4.72 per gallon. you can find lower prices at independent stations and cosco. dan: our north bay community is asking for help with a homeless camp. sausalito declares a state of emergency in front of the camp that has grown into a crisis.

dangerous conditions. >> i think it is a crisis for sausalito and marin county as well. >> the city has declared a state of emergency at the homeless encampment. >> we declared a state of emergency because we wanted to raise a red flag to the community and to the county of marin to say we need more help. >> they are declaring it a state of emergency. i declare this is a state of absurdity. >> it is what it is. cornell: robbie pallas and walks us through tennis courts where residents have been relocated. sky seven showing the new camp set up with tents and facilities but palace and says he wants more from the city then a community on the courts. >> i want to see people get housing and sausalito treat people with a basic minimum of

dignity. cornell: the mayor is calling for more resources and new policy. >> we are looking for the availability of temporary housing. if the only availability is permanent housing and the individuals in the encampment do not score high enough on the vulnerability index to get into permanent housing, they are left behind. cornell: san francisco mayor london breed declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin to combat drug use. opponents fear it would allow police to clear the streets. in sausalito, residents want a safe space to live and will keep writing for it. >> we do not win every battle but the war, the victory is preordained. cornell: in sausalito, cornell barnard, abc7news. alma: with the rising tensions over ukraine, the u.s. warns all citizens to get out of the country because of a possible invasion by russia. the u.s. government officials say it could happen before the limits and february 20. russia continues its troop buildup along the border and conducting military drills in

neighboring colorado's and the roxy. president biden is supposed to have a phone call tomorrow with vladimir putin. >> we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation, including new forces arriving at the ukrainian border. alma: the united states is sending more troops to the region, another 3000 arriving in poland with fighter jets. the bay area ukrainian community is understandably on edge about the possibility of an invasion. abc 7 spoke to a man who rents a nonprofit that provides aid to the country. >> i want more help for ukraine, military help, and most importantly, i want them to be serious about the sanctions on russia and the government and the families of the leaders. cut them off from their money. cut them off from the gas pipelines. alma: this would nalma: this first time russia has invaded ukraine appeared in 2014, it and i the crimean peninsula -- annexed the crimean peninsula.

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san francisco's bottle and cam recycling program. he said he would come back and show us how well it worked and he joins us now with this experiment. how did it go? michael: that is a good question. it was a mixed bag, literally, a mixed recycling bag. to test the program, we downloaded the app and first thing, brynn into a problem. it said oregon beverage recycling cooperative. huh? it turns out those are the guys who designed the app but this is the san francisco bottle banks app. still, a bit confusing. we loaded up our beverage containers and brought them to the recycling center. our bags -- done. now, we wait. the correct amount of crv deposit but he shows up with

$2.25. i tell charles straight hand from the san francisco department of the environment it showed up late. >> the money was supposed to arrive in my account within three days, and it took four, like an hour or two short of four. >> we deposit funds into individuals counts within 72 hours. we have been 93% successful. unfortunately, yours was not one of them. reporter: take a look at the sf bottle bank website. here is a map of the program with dozens of points, making it seem there is a lot going on. the green markers are only retailers where recycling bags are sold. the red markers are the recycling tops. there are only five of them on this wrap and get this, most are not really there! >> it doesn't look like it is doing too good to me. reporter: a consumer watchdog says the program puts the burden on consumers.

>> there in two few hours every morning, while people during the weekdays, not the weekends, so most people are not going to be using this facility and it does not replace every retailer in san francisco who is required to take back cans and bottles. reporter: there is saturday morning availability in stones town but the net -- map does not reflect the reality of drop-off sites. >> only two of those are accurate. i cannot feel misled by this. >> we do have to update our website. we will be working on that. again, as i have noted, we will continue to open up locations throughout the city. reporter: charles says this is a pilot program and more sites will be rolling out over time. jamie from consumer watchdog says there will not

sites as there used to be when stores had to retake the containers back. not even close. dan: thank you. alma: the warm temperatures we have enjoyed lately will start dwindling. prepare for cooler and windier conditions. we will find out when. remember, you can watch us on your phone or tv no matter where you are with the abc 7 in new york city, ♪ ♪

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alma: a groundbreaking ceremony was held for the memorial plaza that will honor the 8000 japanese americans were forced to live in stables at the racetrack during world war ii. david lui attended today ceremony. david: i wall with historic photos by acclaimed photographer dorothea lam provides a glimpse at japanese americans forced to relocate in 1942, but there was a dream to do something more. >> we had years of frustration, obstacles, and delays, but it is finally here. david: at the bart station, a memorial plaza. . to be completed by summer.

a thousand japanese americans from the bay were ordered here with what they could carry by presidential fiat, executive order 9066. they were herded into horse stables as a racetrack. >> our country stripped american citizens of their constitutional rights. forced by tmn prison and concentrationamps. david: two girls were only six and nineere bees from this photo will be made into a memorial statue to go on permanent display, shown in a scale model. she was only five when he was brought here from the east bay. in their 80's, they remember the stench of the stables in what their father and older brothers had to do to make beds. >> they had to fill these large cotton bags with straw that was laid out in front of -- and they had to fill them and they were a mattress. david: both are grateful the

memorial will serve as a reminder for -- reminder racial injustice has roots in our history. the hope is people will not forget what happened and the exposure will be high, 6800 people passing through the station monthly. david louis, abc7news. >> one last check on our heatwave. sandhya: it is more like more le and summer as opposed to winter. live doppler 7 right now, clouds are passing through. our radar does not have rain but we have warm weather going our way once again tomorrow. pp your saturday. outdoor plans and you are good to go. the same high-pressure is brgi thern california until 6:00 p.m. sunday with highs in the low 80's to low 90's. this could be one of the hottest super bowl's on record. at inglewood, it will be warm on sunday -- and sunny and still

warm on sunday when the rams take on the bangles. it will be the kind of weather you do not expect but it will be back to winter next week for the sierra where they expect a couple of inches of snow. in the bay area, the biggest change next week is a sharp drop in temperatures. blustery and cooler, bri tuesday, the seven-day forecast showing you the reality check coming from springlike dr. winter. if only we can bring rain. dan: thanks. alma: super bowl weekend. larry: big loss for the rams heading into super bowl sunday. order back joe burrow on why he might be a mistake to count out.

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larry: good evening. after winning nine in a row, warriors have dropped as they had entered tomorrow night's primetime matchup with the lakers on abc 7. tip-off is 5:30 player him -- pm. he is going to hit a foul line jumper, 99 times out of 100. that was #100. didn't go down, the next held on, 116-114. clay, grew up watching his dad play for the rakers -- lakers. it is fun when he gets to play against his hometown team. >> some of my best memories are going with my dad when i was in high school, sitting with him

and watching games and watching kobe play. it is always awesome. >> i have not had time to worry about. what anybody else is doing. . i have been having so much stuff going on over here, as you probably know, that the focus has been here in our group and trying to figure out the best way to utilize that. larry: he is making 44 million dollars a year and the lakers are not sure what they want to play him or not. warriors-lakers tomorrow night 5:30 followed by postgame interviews from chase center. potentially a significant loss for the rams as the head of the super bowl on sunday against cincinnati, tight and tyler higbee will not play because of a knee injury. he was second on the rancid season interceptions behind cooper kupp. rams and bengals had a person opportunity to talk to the press because everybody has been locked down because of covid.

joe burrow getting a lot of attention this week. he has been anointed the new joe pool, rams favored by four points. borough knows people have under -- underestimated the bangles all near long. >> you underestimate us, we are going to be to. all of this year, we got better each week. we have had a lot of big games. this is no different. >> excited about the opportunity like everybody would think. we have had a great week of preparation and we are excited to play. >> they have hunt -- done a great job of having perfect balance of urgency but we will be ready to peak at the right time. >> this is a difficult week. it is even harder to get to where we are at so we do not take it for granted. it takes consistent work. larry:ea say ad twe.evunannod h mthe prr

drafted seventh overall in 1994 spent his 14-year career in san francisco. as good as he was, he is a better player -- human, quick to acknowledge he did not get to the hall of fame on his own. >> i am because of many people. i want to make sure people know i did not get here alone. i did the snaps and took the sacks, whatever, but there was somebody that sharpened me along the way to develop me and nurture me, so i am proud to be here at this juncture in life to represent all those people that have been such part of an incredible journey. larry: everybody is making their super bowl predictions act clearwater in florida. it makes the often is making his pick, a rescued often who started toward the rams. let's make a right term -- turn. he veered off to joe burrow and the bangles. nick has been correct in seven of his last nine super bowl predictions. to talk about the fun of proper

that's, you can bet on -- bets, you can bet on the color of m&ms hair. willoughby brown or black? it could be white or any other color. there are a zillion prop bets the halftime show, how long the national anthem will be. i expect the rams to win but before the playoffs started, i told people here don't be surprised, cincinnati makes it. i'm hedging a little bit. i would probably bet all of dan's money on the bangles. that is what i would do. i would feel extremely comfortable betting all of dan's money on cincinnati. dan: it is going to be a great game either way. we will see. alma: tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it is jeopardy now it -- national college championship followed by 20/20 and abc7news.

you can watch our newscasts through the bay area connected tv app available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. downloading stream now. dan: thoughts about what matters, as you noticed, it is getting harder to make ends meet. gasoline costs more, groceries cost more, prices are going up, on everything. even to power your home, as we reported at the top, pg&e has been given approval to raise rates again, the second time this year, and we are not halfway through february. the federal reserve is likely to raise interest rates in march to try and start -- slow the red-hot inflation rate, seven .5% for january, the worst inflation in 40 years time. how long will this continue? will it get worse and could it to bus into a recession? most of the experts i have been reading are not hitting the panic button just yet, so we probably should not be here. this does come at a very tender time, two years into a

weathering pandemic. what really matters are policies that keep prices from rocking out of control, wage increases to make ends meet, and household expenses trimmed where we can. let me know what you think and follow me on twitter and facebook. alma: that will do it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. dan: from all of us here, we appreciate your time. appreciate your time. have a great evening a care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause!

♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a writer from valley village, california... a student at the university of kansas, from kansas city, missouri... and our returning champion-- a technical services engineer from madison, wisconsin... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone. as we prepare to wrap up the week, we have a new champion in 25-year-old nick heise, who went into final jeopardy! in first place

and kept his lead with the correct response. let's see who'll be spending their weekend as a "jeopardy!" champion. welcome, gillian and dave. good luck, and here are your categories in the jeopardy! round... ♪ and... nick, you are our returning champion. you select first. let's do names of the past for $400. [beep] that's ariel sharon. nick. um, american folklore, $400.