finding solutions. this is abc7 news live. >> i think it is a bunch of garbage. it is dangerous for the people of california. >> prison plant pushback. why some say the government's project to transform the prison will not work and what it means for prisoners there right now. good morning. thanks for joining us. we will check in with the site in a moment, but first, we want to the south bay. residents in one neighborhood still without electricityftdsdo.

residents are people -- preparing for a fifth day without power. homeowners are voicing their frustration over the lack of indication -- lack of communication. >> better communication is most important. you are given a new date and a new date and the new date. liz: some residents are driving under power lines at their own risk. power is expected to be restored by 10:00 p.m. tonight. thousands are still dark after the storm that moved through the area on tuesday. you are looking at the power outage right now. the green and yellow shows where those adages are. we are seeing the most people without electricity on the south bay and the peninsula. a house in concord is battling damage after a gray toyota frias crashed intot. wall i where of the car crashed into that house the the section of

metal lane and belmont road. witnesses say a driver was taken into custody by police. no injuries have been reported. the future of prison life in california is being transformed. gavin newsom says it starts with the infamous san whitten prison, once home to the worst criminals in the state what will soon be lower security, focused on rehabilitation and training. >> kevin nguyen is california's firsttoday it will be the model prison justice. liz: governor newsom laid out the plan yesterday. >> we want to be t restorative justice facility in the world. >> california's most notorious prison is getting a new name and mission. >> it is about homecoming not

just rehabilitation. >> prisowaon home to california's death row. it will now be called san quentin rehabilitation center, where less dangerous prisoners will get rehabilitation. it is modeled after scandinavian concepts of prison life, which focus on preparing people to return to society. >> we want to reduce cost and incarceration by keeping communities safe. we want to make sure that people come out as fully engaged, committed members of our community and society and are contributing and not likely to reenter into the system. >> together we have created a place where second chances and through hope are a reality. liz: peopleplan to some are upset. mark class says the plant will not work for violent offenders.

>> it is garbage, backwards dangerous. liz: class's real kidnapped and murdered by richard allen davis. he says davis was released from the rehabilitation center and killed his daughter a few months later. we have insight into what it would take for the plan to flop. >> the people who are released, if they recommit in a horrendous nature, as we have seen, that is a big political blow. it only takes one or two for the whole program to have questioned raised about it. liz: crime victim advocates saving the governor never reached out about this and his plan is best for low crime offenders. we want to trade the history of san quentin, prison in california. construction began in 1852.

it was completed in 1854. both male and female prisoners were incarcerated there until 1933. it housed the state's only gas chamber and death row in 1938. the last execution there was in 2000 six. governor newsom announced a moratorium on executions in 2 019. the death chamber at san quentin is being dismantled. well-known prison. it has housed a number of infamous prisoners, including charles manson and scott peterson. two famously rehabbed former inmates are merle haggard and actor danny trejo. we sent out this alert and it made you easy to watch the governor's announcement live. you can download the app and watch this news as it happens.

a student from a san francisco middle school is in custody after stabbing another student in the back on campus. the incident happened in the library of francisco middle school on friday afternoon. officials quickly secured the perimeter. sources and students have confirmed the incident started over a videogame. the victim was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. he scored a strict set support systems are now available for students. in oakley, a commemoration was held for a woman whose murder has been making headlines for more than a year. they bench will be dedicated to alexis game on what would have that alexis gabe on what would have been her 25th birthday. ♪ happy birthday dear alexis ♪ >> alexis gabe would have 25.

the city of oakland allocated a bench in her honor. >> we always feel her presence. but having a place where she can have her own bench is awesome. i hope each and every one of will come and have a seat with alexis. >> oakley police say alexis was killed last january by her ex-boyfriend. her ex-boyfriend was killed by law enforcement months later while trying to serve an arrest warrant. he allegedly cut up her body and tried to dispose of the remains. alexis's to alexis's favorite park to try to find peace, because the family has still not found of her remains, she says she can visit her daughter here. >> i can walk from my home to

hear and sit with her. >> the gabe community and law enforcement played a big role in this investigation and the search for her body. >> this has resonated with a couple of my guys. they took it to heart. they report everything that ed.is past year the different department. >> the inscription reads, for as long as you remember me, i am never entirely lost her father chose those words because he is not this city or community to forget alexis. >> we do not want people to forget her, for this to be another one of those incidents. we do not want people to forget. liz: new developing in the silicon valley bank collapse, new evidence reveals top executives stole -- sold

worth millions less than two weeks before the collapse. officials are investigating and will be looking closely to see if any top executives were given suspicious bonuses before the announcement. we are going to take a look outside. a look at weather right now. lisa: looks good out here. liz: we will also talk about lawmakers are working to better protect lgbtq foster children. plus, the so-called fireball writing up the skype in california. what an astronomer says these light objects are and where it could have blended while you were sleeping. that's where it could have landed while you were sleeping. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid-free spray. while flonase takes hours, astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can [ spray, spray ]

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you notice a difference at this time of the morning. not viewed detectives searching for victims after an art teacher was arrested for inappropriately touching a minor. he was arrested thursday and is in custody in santa clara. the alleged victim was taking our classes at to miss out finance studio and gallery. tumasov facing charges for lewd acts with a minor, sexual pattering and for molesting a child. additional victims are encouraged to contact mt. view police. san ramon police investigating a robbery at the heller's jewelry store yesterday around 3:00. this happened in san ramon. witnesses say it was four armed suspects who took off any weight g jeep -- white jeep cherok dod. the woman's information is asked

to contact police. in a move to er children, lawmad advocates are behind a bill to bolster the vetting process before placing them in homes. while there are already some loss on the books, some saving more needs to be done. >> about the children that need to be most protected, this is one of the most vulnerable groups. >> a plea for more protection for lgbtq+ foster children. jill jacobs is helping place children in care. >> we have had children that have gone into foster homes, with foster parents who have not been supportive, have been abusive verbally, emotionally, sometimes physically. children have literally been kicked out. >> lgbtq+ children are overrepresented in the foster system and are at far greater risk for suicide. while california does have laws to ensure they are placed in

supportive homes, some day it all short. >> we think it is necessary to spell out, crystal-clear, that lgbtq used are not to be placed in homes that are hostile to them. >> state senator scott wiener is introducing sb 407. it includes stating anti-lgbtq+ views are a valid reason to deny a family from fostering. >> as to why we would put an lgbtq kid in a home where the parents are hostile, that is not going to work. that will cause problems. >> the bill comes of a wave of legislation attacking us to be to you plus rights across the u.s. 4326 year alone, many taking aim at transgender youth. >> it lets people express their

hate and there is no consequences. >> countering that hate can be acceptance at home. according to the cover projects, tenns -- supported in their gender identity art 93 less likely to attempt suicide than those do not. >> we need to make sure children are nurtured and we need foster parents, researchers -- resources that are able to do that unconditionally. liz: if you are looking for an ally, get started by going to be 70's.com/takeaction. elizabeth attempt to stay out of prison and court appearance yesterday. the former sick theranos came to the same courtroom where her trial was held. she asked the judge to delay her

sentence while she appeals her conviction. her defense says he needs more time with her young children. prosecutors argued homes could be a slight risk after she booked a one ticket to mexico following her infection. homes the ticket was purchased before her guilty verdict and she expected a different decision. >> the government is growing tired of these delays. they are saying this homes should be in a federal prison, not residing in a mansion. liz: homes is scheduled to start her sentence on april 27. the judge is expected to roll in early april. we have video of some of you calling our newsroom overnight. check out this fireball in the sky. people reported seeing this as far north as sacramento. abc7news spoke with jonathan mcdowell, an astronomer with the smithsonian, who tells us this was a piece of a satellite antenna from the international space station.

you could call it space junk. it has been orbiting bertha for several years and experts knew it would reenter sometime today but they did not exactly know when or where. mcdowell says there is no danger to anyone who is seeing it. it will break into very small bits before it hits the ground. based on the trajectory, he expects the pieces will probably landed near yosemite. cool o to see that. dublin's haggard state celebration will be having all weekend. yesterday, they had the parade. the main event is today with the fire fighters pancake breakfast with green pancakes from 7:00 being 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, the city will host the 5k run and walk. lisa, good morning. lisa: hello. it is pretty cool out here morning.

jump to report. we are looking at our next weather system moving in late tonight. as we look at live doppler 7, notice all the cloud cover. locally, just partly cloudy skies, fog in the north bay. we will be talking this time tomorrow some good rain showers. partly skies in the morning, mostly dry this afternoon. rain tomorrow morning, than spotty showers in the afternoon will linger into sunday and monday. spring start monday with wet and windy weather. another atmospheric river on the way into tuesday. today, partly cloudy skies but they thicken throughout the day. around midnight, here comes the rain, some heavier rain pushing through about this time tomorrow. through the afternoon also. you will be cool, breezy and if you spotty showers.

perhaps over an inch of rain through 11:00 tomorrow. most of this filing late tonight into early sunday. just a quarter of an inch from mt. view and san jose, maybe three quarters of an inch up in santa rosa. southwinds begin to pick up right along the shoreline late tonight. it will be gusty, anywhere from dirty to 40 mph into sunday. as we get into your monday, breezy southwinds. there is a winter storm watch in the sierra nevada from 5:00 tomorrow morning through 11:00 on wednesday. notice four this weekend. above 3000 feet. once again, they will get hammered with more snow. monday, lingering shower activity.

offshore, gusty winds ahead of the atmospheric river. for your tuesday morning commute , that will come in and take us through early wednesday. the trajectory will be to southern california. heaviest rain will be south of san francisco from the santa cruz mountains. down along big sur, points in the north and east bay, about a half inch through .75". this is the longest winter ever. today, cloudy skies and mild. temperatures should be in the 60's. we will seat 66 in the city, in fremont. best bet of more sent will be in the south bay, with temperatures in the lower 70's. enjoy it. last day before we will see more wet and breezy weather.

here is a look at your accuweather 7-day forecast. 60's on the coast, upper 60's bayside, low 70's inland level 1 system. it will rain tomorrow with temperatures dropping significantly, at least 10 degrees. monday, we will see that storm offshore. level two system, atmospheric river arriving tuesday. wet, gusty, most of the activity south of the south bay. level 1 system wednesday. as we get to the end of the week, no more big systems but not a big warm up. keep those umbrellas handy. liz: winter does not want to go away. cheaper utility bills? pg&e lowering costs after expensive winter bills. having economists say the cost are dropping. unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome...

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to pay utility bills this winter. pg&e says these bite will go into reverse. bills will drop this month by an average of 75 percent. customers hope it is true. >> it amazed me how gas and electricity essentially doubled. >> joseph thought something went awry. his pg&e bill jumped to $2 january. >> tight even asked if there was the. >> in november, my bill in january, i got a $364 bills. >> front hall her family live in an 860 square-foot unit. >> i asked if they could check my meter. they said no. the representative said you

should add blankets >> i was dumbfounded by the bill. i called to ask what was going on? >> pg&e said prices for natural gas despite this winter as supplies tightened and whether government utility bills rose 32% on average from november to march. any statement, pg&e refuted concerns it had profited from high prices, saying we do not control market prices for gas and electricity and do not the cost of gas and electricity that we purchased on behalf of customers. >> pg&e costs went up 80%. >> liz economist says west argot prices rose more than five times the national average. >> pg&e will say they are not making money off of selling gas. >> the state dependent on imports for 90% of its natural gas.

several factors reduced supply. among them, pipelines closed in november. a pipeline explosion two years ago had already reduced supplies, and unusually cold weather of demand. however, governor newsom has called on federal regulators to find out whether suppliers deliberately restricted the flow of gas in order to raise prices. the federal regulatory commission is now investigating. >> an investigation is fully warranted, but i would not be confident they are going to find anything. >> more now, the crisis should be over. pg&e says bills will drop by this month, mostly due to lower prices for natural gas. also, customers are getting an early claimant credit of up to $91 each under a program to reduce air pollution. liz: the state public utilities

commission is also investigating why gas prices have spiked so much. so too, -- storm cleanup across california. where we are still seeing a lot of the damage after the rain and wind battered the state earlier this week. questions around the banking industry. how president biden is going on lawmakers to step up after the biggest -- some of the country's biggest banks

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before we get to that from we start with a look at the weather. good morning, lisa. lisa: pretty chilly out here. temperatures in the 40's, partly cloudy skies. 43 in vallejo. 47 in san jose. starting of milder than in the past couple of days. that is going to give us a jumpstart on the warm up. as we look at our 24 hour temperature change, two to four degrees milder. mild day today with temperatures climbing quickly. by 11:00, we are already in the low 60's. by the afternoon, more cloud cover but mid to upper 60's. . rain will move into night and last through this time tomorrow. liz: major bank them in to rescue first republic bank and questions are being raised over moves made by the bank's

executives over the last few months. >> turmoil in the banking industry is causing concern because the u.s., resulting in losses on wall street. the doubt ending the week down 3 84 points. >> there is still angst in the marketplace. some investors are worried we make c8 bank failure or two this weekend. >> losses happening despite 11 of the country's biggest banks swooping in to save first republic. president biden now calling on lawmakers to step in, saying congress must impose tougher penalties for senior bank executives whose mismanagement contributed to their institution's failing. the biden administration also was regulators to take back gains from executive top -- executive stock sales, empower the fdic to issue fines and ban some from holding jobs in the

industry. the wall street journal reporting executives at first republic sold only dollars worth of stock in recent months. they have no comment on those stock sales. >> tight feel confident that leaders are looking into it. i would be surprised if they were not. >> the parent company of silicon valley bank has now filed for bankruptcy. sources tell us that the fda is looking into evidence as insider trading. >> the bankruptcy helps the banks find other owners for companies not under federal control. liz:al that the lawyer for donald trump must provide additional testimony before a federal grand jury investigating his handling of classified documents. the source tells abc news the order will require trump's lawyer to answer more questions into investigation of those documents found at mar-a-lago.

the lawyer appeared before a federal grand jury weeks ago but declined to answer certain questions. wyoming governor mark gordon signed a bill prohibiting abortion pills in the state. abortion pills are banned in states. the ban takes effect in july pretending any -- pending any legal action. he also sent a -- signed a bill -- finding that responding to vladimir putin's warrant for arrest, saying he thinks it is justified. the international criminal court issued in this word for him and a member of peyton -- putin's government for war crimes. biden believes putin committed war crimes. some claim children were

deported, sent to camps, subjected to political reeducation. today, hundreds of educators from around california will rally for san francisco's schools. they will meet in union square in support of the united educators of san francisco, which represents faculty and city college of san francisco. they are urging city officials to invest in an protect public institutions. they will be joined by a marching band the latest storm system has moved on from california, but weather related problems are sticking around. tens of thousands of people are still without power and debris is waiting to be cleaned up. >> we are moving heaven and earth. our crews are trying to get your

weather is expected next week. today, yosemite national park will reopen after closing because her last month's storms and this month's storms. it has been closed since february 25. there will be minimal public access beginning today. not a full reopening, but a personal one. still ahead, bay area schools calling for accountability why at social media companies when it comes to children's health. we'll check in with lisa when we get back. i'm here for- your annual eye exam. because i'm having trouble- reading? exactly. they sort of make me feel... like i'm the most fabulous thing you've ever seen? exactly. i'll take 'em. ♪

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rain. interstate 680 northbound between sunil boulevard and burnell avenue will be closed all weekend. caltrans will be reconstructing the road. southbound six will remain open -- 680 will remain open. he rose will reopen on monday. today is transit driver appreciation day. to celebrate payment will not be required for fixed route and paratransit rides. come out right will not require payment today either. transit driver appreciation day is a date to appreciate drivers for their contributions to the community. harriet richardson made her final public comments on friday before she steps down. she and steve blaser called out bart leaders for fraud and train

cancellations. according to blaser, bart drafted contracts to produce 7500 cars but only 300 are currently operating. >> ba culture from the top down and set a tone that we do not want waste or fraud. if the inspector general identifies it, we will cooperate with him in leaning that out. liz: richardson resigned months before her term was supposed to end. san mateo county schools trying to hold social media companies accountable for their impact on kids mental health. studies have shown adverse effects of too much screen time. >> we must finally began companies accountable. >> president biden taking a

swing at social media companies were negatively influencing young people. senator josh hawley introduced a bill to block children under 16 from social media. now, the san mateo county office of education is filing a lawsuit in federal court because of the impact of the school district is seeing. >> the social media platforms can be used to harm each other or create havoc for causing disruption or to shame students for various identities or the way they look or sound. >> children's brains are developing. what happens to them while they are children carries it through their whole life. >> according to the lawsuit, the school district is spending large sums of money reversing the harm done by social media platforms like youtube, snapchat

and tiktok. they want companies to help pay. >> when we were with young people to help educate them about making responsible choices, all of that takes resources. it takes time, money and time away from learning. >> that is not to mention the damage to property created by viral challenges, which are executed by students. media companies say they have put in place protections for young people and screen time reminders on their devices, but the lawsuit says that is not enough. the strategy now is to go after big tech the way big tobacco was targeted. once upon a time, cigarette ads were associated with good times and good flavor. >> i am not sure we will convince young people not to use social media work fully educate them on the harms. that is why we need to also be taking steps.

liz: let lisa: fourth consecutive dry day. there is the golden gate bridge where we see light traffic and temperatures in the 40's. mild, increased rain on the way tonight. your forecast is coming up. liz: purdue goes down. a monumental upset in the ncaa tournament. larry beil will have the highlights. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription.

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kerr ended up having to take a taxi to the team while a roadblock held up the team bus. the warriors have not lost 10 straight away from home. steph curry playing three thumb injury. no dream aunt. -- no draymont. trae young, 20 five points, 12 assists. fourth quarter, staff puts it back in. warriors cut the lead. then curry makes it a one-point game. jan knocks it away from curry. atlanta wins. 10 road losses in a dubs. they are in memphis tonight. >> we are competing, playing. i thought we have played pretty well tonight, but it is hard to win on the road. just not getting it done. larry: because basketball,

the second time in history, we sought a 16 seed upset a one seat in the ncaa tournament. in albany, new york, st. mary's trying to avoid being an upset victim. rachel saxton -- the prayer is answered. vcu with a suffocating saxton scores on the to to 17 points. alex duke also at 17. saint mary's the winner. they will play yukon on sunday. number 16, farley dickinson down the top seed in the east, purdue, just the second time that has happened in history. the only other time a one was in 2018. farley dickinson ecstatic. ncaa women's action, stanford

hosting sacred heart. haley jones says, no worries. i have got this. 17 points, seven assists. blowout alert. blowout alert. stanford living on to round 2 easily. in the nfl, jimmy garoppolo dressed in black signing his contract with the vegas raters. he spent 5.5 years with the 49ers, replacing derek carr in the raiders' never ending quest to get back to the playoffs. liz: let's get a check of the forecast. what is it like? chilly, cold, windy? lisa: cold right now but dry. this time tomorrow, have an umbrella. we are looking at more rain. we have had a nice stretch of dry weather. because offshore will be sickening throughout the day.

partly cloudy this morning, turning mostly cloudy this afternoon. it arriving early overnight. -- rain arriving early overnight. second half of the day on sunday. spring starts on monday with wet weather. we need to mild, rainy and breezy. southwinds to 40 mph. we have cloud cover through an in. as we get towards midnight, here comes the rain. heavier cells pushing in towards the early morning hours before 5:00 a.m. downpours in san francisco, santa cruz mountains. spotty showers will be ending in the second half of the day. hardly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies. rainfall amounts impressive for this time of year, over an inch

in richmond, san francisco, three quarters of an inch or better in fremont. southwinds will be starting later on tonight, right in time for the gusty winds will be the rain. 20-30 mph overnight, they crank up to 35. as we get into sunday, it is a cool, breezy, damp day. winter storm watch from tomorrow through wednesday at about 5500 feet. that is where we could see two to three feet of snow. in the sierra nevada, maybe up to a foot or even 24 inches in some spots but the snow level is low. as we look be on the weekend into monday, the lingering showers behind tonight's system. by tuesday, and atmospheric river is queuing up to bring windy and rainy conditions once again. the focus will be in southern

california. although we will not see the most rain out of this, it is still going to be dicey with saturated soils, gusty winds from tonight into wednesday. we are adding an additional inch of rain on the peninsula. the focus is along the peninsula to the south bay. the north bay the state will see about a half inch to three quarters of an inch. upper 60's today in concord, 72 in san jose. overnight with the southwinds, 50's, rainy. the accuweather 7 day forecast level 1 system for your sunday. then we will be looking at this breaking up through the afternoon. lingering showers into the first day of spring. level 2 hopefully our final atmospheric river. without level 1 system on wednesday, things should be

quieting down and looking at drier conditions. here we go again. liz: it will not stop. the reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through our app. you can download it now and start screaming. next, st. patrick's day bank might be over about the luck for one bakery is not. when we come back, we hear from a shop owner getting attention.

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yesterday, celebrating inspired foods. one san francisco business is feeling the luck of the irish, especially with pandemic restrictions lifted. we go to sweet passion bakery. nestled along. belles street in san francisco is sweet passion bakery. to say owner jenny pei is busy might be an understatement. but what makes sweet unique is the melding of irish and chinese. >> it is a unique combo. i have never seen anything like it. i grew up on irish pastries. it is awesome to be mixed in. >> with pandemic restrictions lifted, jenny and irish baker

john campbell prepared by working around the clock for >> he worked about 17 hours. >> during the year, they sell dozens of soda bread in a day. i had been here before. it was a good day. >> no matter your reason for buying these shepherd's pies, stones and sausage rolls -- >> my birthday was earlier this week. when film that w that was the first time and irish film has been -- >> jenny just needs to make it through the weekend. >> i probably will not be open monday. i will be sleeping for two days straight. liz: those look delicious. in the meantime, the focus was on students in visitation valley

on friday. nonprofit real options for city kids teamed up with vision eyes hope. four volunteer optometrists and a van set up at the middle school and gave free eye exams and glasses to elementary and middle schoolers. the event was much-needed for an often underserved community. happening tonight, two ballet performances so abrading rating api choreographers and dancers. this is called the dancing moves festival. we talked to the artist director at the oakland valley company. >> we put a dance floor down the middle. when you see valley 360, you can see that every seat in the house is fantastic and will give a different view. it is intimate and personal, a new way of seeing. the audience is in the footlights. liz: it is happening today at the oakland asian cultural center. there will be performances in san francisco next month.

details available at oaklandballet.org. next, thousands are still waking up without electricity in the south bay. the efforts as pg&e races to get power back after tuesday. a project to transform san quentin prison. women californians are upset over the project and that's why some californians are upset over the project. .

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i think it is garbage and dangerous for the people of california. liz: why some say the governors project to transform san quentin prison will not work and what it means for prisoners. good morning. thank you for joining us. let's get a look at the weather. lisa: good morning. we have another mostly dry day. doppler seven picking up on cloud cover offshore. starting out with partly cloudy skies. clouds increasing with 49 in san bruno. the 40's in napa. a couple degrees warmer than we were yesterday but still chilly. we