chp officers inspected the car on the freeway. we have calls in for more details. good evening . >> it is a gorgeous sunset. live picture shows you beautiful clear skies. what you do not see is how cold it feels. it is not the sierra. that is the bay area dusting the east bay hills. it is cold enough for this snow to stay with us for a while. here is sandhya patel. >> is it going to stay this cold yucca >> two more nights. looks can be deceiving. it is going to be own chilling cold. a hard freeze warning 1:00 to 9:00 a.m. the rest of the area that is shaded in purple, which is the north and east bay, the santa clara valley under the freeze

warning. protect the pipes, and sensitive plants. the froth advisory expanded to include the bayshore line, san francisco peninsula coast as well. both of those in effect during the morning hours. mid 20's for the freeze warning. mid 20's for the frost advisory appeared when you go hour-by-hour, those temperatures tumble. upper 20's for the coldest spots. the winter chill with us. bring in your sensitive plants. bring in those pets. definitely wear layers and limit your outdoor time. this could be the coldest air of the season so far. i will be back with a full forecast. >> will the state help ll apg&e fire victim trust fund that is coming up millions of dollars short on what was promised to victims?

abc7news i team reporter melanie woodrow found out the bill is lacking some important details like how the trust will be funded. >> when fire victims of the 2015 beautifier, 2017 north bay wildfires and 2018 camp fire voted and agreed to the 13 and a half billion dollar bankruptcy settlement, they were agreeing half the settlement would be paid in half and half as shares in pg&e stock. though shares have never been worth $6.75 billion. >> it is an outrage the deal was allowed to go through. >> vincent lost homes and businesses in the fire. he says he received a pill luminary payment but when it comes to further compensation, he is still waiting. the fire victim trust recently sold 40 million shares. less than 10% of their total stake. the trust sold the steak and a little more than $12 a share.

in order for the trust to raise the 6.75 dollars in stock, it would have to share the ship -- sell the shares allocated to the trust at a little more than $14 a share. victims are shorted by more than $80 million and pg&e's stock price has not been above $14 a share since march 6, 2020. the price they sold the shares at was higher than the price of the stock on the fire victim trust was created. the trust could make up the difference in future stock sales if the price goes above $14 a share. >> the share price is never going to go up with pg&e as far as i am concerned. >> three weeks ago, the i team asked why they decided to sell the stock now and why -- and how they will make up the money in the long term. a spokesperson said the trust was not willing to do an interview because of our prior coverage.

in that prior coverage, reported the trustee makes $1500 an hour and the claims administrator makes $1250 an hour. both of their salaries are paid for by the trust from the same pool of money that pays fire victims. >> the only people not being paid are the victims. >> the trust also announced victims whose claims were submitted and approved would receive a partial payment of their claim. fire victims have already received a partial payment would receive a supplemental payment. based on aims d as of february 15 put up with a fire victim trust, the percentage of claimants who have received partial payments is less than 30% to closed to 50,000 people are waiting for a partial percentage payment. less than half of the nearly of energy -- nearly 70,000 claimants have received a preliminary payment.

>> i have got nothing and heard nothing on my business, personal or rental. >> there have still been people who have not paid out. a lot of people are counting on that money to rebuild should >> california assembly member james alec or -- james gallagher introduced a bill. states it is the intent of the legislature to enact legislation to ensure the fire trust is fully funded. >> it should not be the taxpayer that pays -- that foots the bill . pg&e were the liable partner. >> the i team wanted to ask the legislation how they will fund the trust. his press secretary said the assemblymen would not be doing interviews until they have a concrete proposal. he did send a statement that says i have in one of pg&e's most vocal critics. this is the opening of a conversation but there is one thing i will state

unequivocally. taxpayers will not be on the hook for these costs. >> i don't know where they will get the money if it is not coming from taxpayers. >> he says the last few years have been awful. >> it is almost worse what happened after the fire. >> because the bankruptcy settlement flawed and said it should have been fully funded in cash. knowing what you know now, and you have voted as you did? >> no. >> we will stay on that but let's move on. the latest victim in crime -- victim of crime in san francisco is a city ambassador from the nonprofit urban alchemy. he was shot on the job while in the tenderloin. in our effort to build a better bay area, we want to know, can this neighborhood turnaround and what will it take to do it? are reporter was in the

tenderloin today speaking with residents and the mayor about what is being done to keep people safe. >> their job is to keep tenderloin streets safe but tuesday around 3:50 pm, one of the urban alchemy street ambassadors was shot while parking outside of a homeless sleeping site across from city hall. >> it is terrible. i was over there on the plaza and i heard the shots. >> vladimir has lived in the tenderloin for 12 years. we asked him should you feel safe? >> it is tenderloin. nobody feels safe in tenderloin. a lot of drug dealers. people having guns. everybody has a knife. >> the urban alchemy ambassadors were not allowed to speak on camera but could be seen walking down the site in a small group. the ceo said these streets are not safe. we hear from the community all the time how much they respect that urban alchemy staff are

trying to create positive transformation and safe spaces while often in potentially dangerous situations. residents are pleading for police to increase protection. >> tired of the violence and intimidation. i am tired of the free-for-all with the drugs. they need to tamp -- to clamp down, the police. they are tolerating too much. >> we went to city hall where mayor breed says she has been aggressive about investing more resources in this neighborhood. >> we are definitely going to need to step up our presence, both are wellness teams and police and a number of other resources to ensure his safety. >> it has been two months since change -- since she declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin. what would you say has been progress? > we have been able to help people get support they need. the crimes that have occurred unfortunately are not new crimes. >> has three s s

made their first court appearance today at being suspected of running a ghost gun operation in san jose, county leaders are to are taking a stand against the illegally created firearms. dustin dorsey explains how a new proposed ordinance helps to cut down the number of rising guns in the county. >> while many have focused on health and safety during the pandemic, keeping people safe from violence and crime is becoming a growing problem due to the increase of ghost guns. >> in 2015, we recovered four toast guns in our county. last year, 293. >> ghost guns in the hands of criminals are a growing problem for long poor spent and the people who live, work and play in our community. >> ghost gun>> usage is on the rise in hate crimes and were involved in some of the most high-profile crimes in the county. a carjacking suspect used a

ghost gun in january. >> part guns are being brought into santa clara county at a level we have never seen before. people are being robbed. people are being murdered and we will not standby. >> county supervisors have partnered with dh rose and an ordinance prohibiting the possession, manufacture and assembly of ghost guns. it would build on a state regulation while going into effect in july to ensure his safety from what officials call deadly diy projects. >> i would like to advise anybody who is trying to purchase this, do not. >> we will do everything in our power through prevention, through laws and ordinances, police operations and prosecutions to make these ghost guns disappear. >> the proposal will go before

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>> person died and three others were hurt after a fire in a homeless encampment inside the crawlspace of a san francisco freeway. the fire department is pleading with the homeless to come off the streets as the temperatures drop. the fire broke out this morning inside an inter-pass of 280. homeless advocates are calling for action. >> trapped by flames inside a crawlspace under an overpass on 280 in glen park. san francisco getting the call in the middle of the night. the battle says jonathan baxter is as tough as they get to >> it was extremely hot >> four people setting up home in this confined area. three critically injured. one not making it out alive. >> one of the victims was still able to talk at the tongue of being rescued. -- at the time of being rescued. >> san francisco fire says it

has seen these types of fires before. >> we are speculating this was a warming fire. >> lydia princeton heads up a nonprofit helping the homeless in the mission. >> the humidity is heartbreaking. >> she's is this the city needs to invest in more low barrier shelter beds. >> sometimes it is pets. sometimes it is because of the need to use drugs in the evening because of their addiction. there are lots of reasons why people don't go into shelters. >> the supervisor representing glen park responding today saying his plan is to reintroduce legislation addressing homelessness in the city. >> we have an immediate urgent problem. we need to get people off of the sidewalks. >> mayor london breed pointing to additional warming centers to get people through the cold as far as a plan for more easy access shelters, the mayor says they are working on it.

>> we have purchased hotels, rented hotel rooms as well as opened up these safe sleeping sites and we are looking at cabins and a number of other low barrier access to shelter. >> in the meantime, san francisco fire is urging all of us to help people get -- to help get people out of the cold. >> if you believe someone who is going to be in need of those services, we ask you call we won one in san francisco. describe the location and the person and 311 will get the proper agency to provide assistance. >> education is a key part of building a better bay area. san francisco public schools will update its assignment policy and 2004 getting families a better chance of going to their neighborhood school. tonight, parents can get more information. leon melendez is on the story and joins us from the newsroom should the school district hopes

this will help to increase enrollment. >> prior to the pandemic, sf unified had six thousand students. -- the district has lost 3500 students -- 60,000 student the district has lost 3500 students. san francisco wants to recover some of that money by lowering back parents. the declining enrollment is not only a san francisco problem. other districts in the bay area lost families during the pandemic. san francisco now has a plan. for decades, families were not guaranteed enrollment in their neighborhood school. they had 72 elementary schools to choose from all over the city. for the 2024 school year, parents will be given the option of selecting a school closer to home located in their designated zone. >> this is going to make a set of options a lot smaller for

families. i think it will help to strengthen communities, strength and for families. >> a family will apply to a smaller subset closed to their home . >> unity definitely get stronger. you are giving back when you're going to school near to you. >> some families have criticized the district for trying to place their children in schools miles away from their home in the name of diversity but after decades of trying, sf unified had to admit schools are more segregated under the current policy than they were 30 years ago. with this new zone policy, the district helps parents will decide to attend to the neighborhood school instead of going to a private one or moving out of the city. it will help lower the cost of school bus transportation. >> we are hopeful we can continue to reduce those costs

so we will not see students having to travel as far. >> parents can still weigh in as more workshops on the admission policy will be offered in the spring should >> for those interested in finding out more, the virtual town hall will take place between 6:30 and 7:30 tonight. parents can sign-up through the district website to get weekly alerts and updates and find out how this is all evolving. >> this is a day for the school district, which for years had a lottery system. we will approve this placement policy? >> this is a policy -- a placement plan that has not been finalized is expected to have changes as parents and staff and teachers weigh in. the final policy will be given to the school board to vote on. it will have three new board members because of the recall. >> remember the fading memory mm

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delayed or canceled. it was much worse further east. american airlines took the biggest hit. very cold outside here. >> very cold indeed sure the question is how much longer will this stick around? >> two more days of this winter chill. i think you can forget about those flannel pjs and forget -- and put them away for the weekend to for now, turn up the heat. consider this balmy compared to what is going to come. we are in the mid 40's to low 50's. we have freeze warnings and frosted pfizer is covering all of the bay area the exception of san francisco this is during the morning hours until 9:00 a.m. mid-20's for temperatures. there is a hard freeze warning for fray field -- for fairfield and so soon. it is going to be cold.

it was very cold this morning. we had upper 20's to low 40's. get ready for chilling conditions. protect those plants, pets and pipes. don't forget address in lawyers. clear skies tonight. a beautiful view from our emeryville camera. 49 in san francisco should say in who they, 50. look at this gorgeous view from our east bay hills camera. san jose camera, their conditions right now. freezing cold with widespread frost. records are likely the next two days and we are expecting milder mornings and afternoons. here are the cities where we are expecting the spirit napa, santa rosa and redwood city in the mid-20's to low reduce. this could be the coldest error of the season so far so be perp paired. -- so he prepared. enjoy being inside the comfort

of your own home should mid-20's to upper 30's and the morning. don't forget about your pets. as we head toward friday morning, it is going to be freezing cold with widespread frost. saturday, a little bit of change . as we head toward sunday, definitely milder morning expected with more cloud cover. 30's and 40's. afternoon highs for your thursday. low to upper 50's. it will feel a lot better than tomorrow morning. one computer model is bringing in the potential of some showers saturday night into sunday. it keeps the wet weather going in another california -- going in northern california. it is one model should the other model is dry. record lows likely the next two mornings. cold and frosty good chance of a few showers between saturday

night and sunday morning. a little bit warmer with 70's and lend, 60's post side should wednesday we may believe reading rain in the forecast. >> one suspect. 50 crimes. san jose police say they have caught the thief who was making the pandemic even harder on small businesses. >> today i was conducting a class and the internet collapsed. >> here what it is like in

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward should finding solutions. >> a late night meeting of is getting underway right now. ukraine requested the meeting as a possible russian invasion should the chairman of the u.s. joint chiefs of staff says russian leaders have gone to their command center. a pentagon spokesperson says an attack could happen any moment. >> russian forces continue to assemble closer to the border and put themselves in an

advanced stage of readiness to act. it will not be bloodless. there will be suffering. >> ukraine president says he tried to call russian president vladimir putin today but got silence. as leaders eight see what will happen in ukraine. the nasdaq closing down more than 2.5%. the uncertainty of how much of ukraine russia wants to control has spread fear across the rest of the country. the capital of kyiv is a likely target. >> david louis connected with a teacher who once lived in soviet controlled ukraine and his resolve to live in a democratic country.

have hunkered down in shelters or in their homes as russian troops shall the lou hands region. a power plant suffered damage as did a school. all of those causing fear to spread across ukraine. >> i tried to stay calm but when -- i have difficulties falling asleep. >> natalia lives in a small town one hour from the belarus and russian border. her town lies in the path of russian troops expect to dance on the capital city of kyiv. seeing russia taking becker country is unsettling. >> i don't want to have anything in common with russian culture, with russian language as it poses a real threat to my country, to my family, to my city. gunfire, others are under russian cyberattack. >> i could not make any payments.

today i was conducting a class and the internet collapsed. don't toe well she is confident ukraine's military and civilians can defend their nation, she believes help from the west will be needed. >> it is about the equipment. it is about the weaponry. it is about the technology. that kind of thing. at this point, we'd help. >> it is expected russia is engaged in espionage to gather intelligence about american support. >> the defense contractor and the american defense industry that will be of interest for the russians to get information about what kind of weapons will be sent to ukraine. >> as russian troops continue to move in, natalia ponders the impact on her. >> freedom. it always cost something. i hope that it will not cost our life.

abc 7 news mobile app to send up working alerts if the situation between russia and ukraine escalates. download the bay area up for your smart phone so you will know the news as soon it happens. >> checking today's pandemic headlines, the bay area is making progress in bringing down cobra transmission. three counties are down to the moderate level. five others are the next level up. that is san francisco, sonoma,o, solano, contra costa and santa clara. napa county remains in the red for high transmission. target will no longer require workers or shoppers to wear masks in stores. the rules will vary based on location. target says it will follow state and local covid guidelines. >> a man suspected of burglarizing more than 50 businesses in the south bay has

been arrested. the burglaries happened in san jose over the course of at least a year. the arrest is certainly a huge relief for one business that was victimized. dark or take a look at the surveillance video shared by the san jose police department. you see the suspect throwing a rock into the window, first breaking it before shuttering it all together. he then goes inside and steals the cash register. the san jose police department says the suspect has done the same thing at more than 50 businesses in san jose and mo peto's print >> detectives are still working on the case and looking for other victims. darker the arrest bringing peace of mind to the owner of the san jose business seen in the jana -- the january surveillance video. >> i am happy. >> the owner of cj's barbecue still holding onto the rock the suspect used to smash her window. >> i was scared maybe he is coming back. >> the business owner tells me

the suspect only got a with $50 but the cost to repair the damage he caused was in the thousands. >> have to spend more money to protect my business. >> she had to close the business for a day while trying to find a new cash register. police have been investigating the burglaries the suspect is believed to be involved in since february 2021. they would not elaborate how they finally caught up to him but said the similar way in which he broke in helped them connect the dots eventually leading them to the proof they say they needed to it is business as usual with cj's barbecue with extra security precautions in place. >> it has to be stopped. >> pull out your pink socks if you have them. fire crews in the bay area are wearing them as a sign of support for an injured firefighter. she was wearing pink socks when

she was hurt fighting an apartment fire pit other firefighters from oakland, oakley and san francisco are wearing pink socks as a show of solidarity. she was one of three firefighters injured in the residential high-rise in oakland. >> changes are likely coming to a bank near you. what you should

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dart co. it is happening to more of us these days. thousands of our banks shuttered their doors or reduced the hours. michael finney is here with a growingwe all sort of take our l bank for granted until it is going to >> you look at all the ones that have closed may be temporarily during this pandemic but the bottom line is it may be closing for good. how long will your neighborhood bank branch be there? we are losing -- we are using them less often. ranks are beginning to rethink the whole idea of ranchers. the temporary closure of this wells fargo in oakland caught customers by surprise. >> i am super annoyed and super

irritated. this is a huge inconvenience and i wish something could be done about it. >> last year, wells fargo closed 221 branches. it is more than any other bank. this branch did reopen but is no longer open on saturdays. think of america shut down this branch in brisbane leaving the small city without any bank. chase turned off the lights in this ranch in south san francisco early in the pandemic. it reopened offering a different set of services. beth mills of the western banking association says that is a trend is seen at other banks. >> it is not where people are going to deposit checks but rather go for financial services. >> a report from global market intelligence found banks just 1000 new ones. that is a net loss of 2927 branches. james wilcox is with the graduate school of his nose at uc berkeley.

>> banks have been closing branches on balance for at least a dozen years. >> the pandemic accelerated the pace of closures but increased use of mobile apps coupled with competition from online banks such as ally and payment systems such as paypal played a role. >> can do more and more of our financial transactions faster whenever we want to do them, conveniently, cheap for, it makes the whole industry more efficient. >> the western bankers association says those most resistant to change our senior citizens. bigs will take the time to show them how it is done should >> some of them it may be a learning curve. >> the bankers association tells us on average there is a bank every half mile but -- so they don't really see branches going

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>> and alameda woman is calling into question how she says she was treated during a recent delta air lines flight. she was forced to move seats to accommodate two passengers on board. now that abc7news stepped in, delta is investigating the incident. >> i have been flying with delta forever. that is like who i exclusively fly with. >> she and her boyfriend were heading to atlanta, a major delta hub, to visit family. > my mom lives there. i want to go visit her and some sisters who have kids. >> on her return flight, a game of musical chairs in the air. she was seated in row 15 of the window seat at take off but by the end of the flight, she was in row 34 pair the two women seated next to her were upset about their assignment.

>> they felt like they were ticketed first class seats but they could not provide the ticket. >> after the complaints went on for more than an hour, she started recording part of the exchange. camille says that was a delta flight attendant speaking with those passengers next to her. eventually the flight attendant proposed a solution to get the women more space camille would have to move. >> i don't want to make it a race thing but if that of asking the two white women seated next to me, they basically made me have to move. i don't know why i had to move because that was a seat i paid for. >> camille moved to her new seat at the back of the plane. she said she was embarrassed by the experience. >> as i am looking back, it is humiliating. having the entire flight look at you. everybody is asking, what is

going on? >> after getting back to the bay area, she spent the next several days trying to contact delta airlines. i submitted a complaint online. after hours on hold, she finally got a customer service supervisor on the phone. >> you're basically saying basc is nothing you can do. >> not satisfied the camille reached out to abc7news. after we stepped in, delta provided the following statement. we are looking into this situation to better understand what happened. delta has noticed -- has no tolerance for discrimination in these allegations run counter to our deeply had values. camille feels these words are hollow after her experience. >> me as a black woman, i was displaced to make two white women comfortable. >> you think you will be flying delta anytime soon? >> never again. >> you can get in touch with

julian on twitter and facebook. >> some breaking news in the east bay 77,000 pg&e customers are without power. it has been out without -- and has been out for about an hour. this. pg&e has not said what caused the outage but estimates it will have the power back on around 8:30 tonight, which will come in handy because they will need to run heaters in this cold. >> definitely bundle up tonight because if you are not feeling the chill tonight, you will by morning. a hard freeze warning for fairfield. we have a freeze warning for all of the inland areas and a frost advisory for the bay shoreline and the coast. san francisco is the only area excluded.

how low will the temperatures go? try mid-20's to upper 30's. widespread subfreezing temperatures. frost expected. when you look at the temperature trend for the north bay valleys, it is going to be cold through friday. saturday, it is going to be a lot better as we head toward the second half of the weekend. no rain yet on live doppler 7. tomorrow afternoon, it is going to be a sunny one with passing high clouds. your forecast featuring record cold lows likely the next two days with frost, chances of a few showers. not all models are in agreement. >> break as over. -- break is over. >> i have been oh working the whole time -- i've been working the whole time should they are back. there in portland getting ready for the final weeks of the season.

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>> abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> the warriors returned from the all-star break in portland. the bigger challenge may be holding off memphis. the warriors limp to the break. done in by a three at the buzzer by the nuggets. the warriors trail phoenix.

the hope is that draymond green and james wiseman are ready soon. we will hear from steve at 11:00 is the warriors get set to come back from the break. maybe the break was the reset that steph curry needed. the warriors had staff miked >> point cap. -- three-point champ. what is happening? is for most points? >> i am so proud of you. >> nice. it is hard to imagine anybody being more dedicated to his job then lawrence was at san jose state. for 42 years, he would eat,

sleep and breathe spartan sports. lawrence passed away last night. you could look up the definition of tireless and a picture of tireless would be fitting. always looking to get exposure for spartan athletes and coaches. this is a huge loss for bay area sports. lawrence was 67 years old. he would have loved this. mark jones of espn. jones of the father of sophia jones who plays for the spartans. an ice floater to cut the deficit to one. air force, a pretty good squad. going with a lefty finish spartans would fall exceeding-59. >> i want you to look into the camera and give your daughter a message.

>> sophia jones, fantastic effort today. there are going to be better days. you keep grinding it did congratulations on your -- you keep grinding it. congratulations on your come back. it has been awesome to know the journey of number two. baseball players and owners met for five hours today as they tried to tell a new collective bargaining agreement. mlb is saying if no deal is reached by monday, they will begin canceling regular-season games. spring training should have started already. the luxury tax and service time manipulation are two of the biggest issues to resolve. nothing like a good tennis tension. alexander's very of was kicked out of the mexican open after he

used abusive language and then started doing this. smashing the umpire's chair with his racket did this occurred during a doubles rash -- a doubles match. he is number three in the world a pretty. name in the sport could be facing a suspension for the 10 i just wonder, who are your parents? handshake lines. the tennis racket was this close to his foot. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, the goldbergs, the wonder years, then home economics. a million little things at 10:00 10 that will do it for this edition of abc7news. thank you so much for joining us. >> we appreciate your time should hope you have a nice evening and we see you again for abc7news at 11:00.

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