alifora's rgest y company going under. today pg&e announcing its intent to file for voluntary bankruptcy. >> i'm michelle griego.

>> i'm kenny choi. >> you can see they have barriers up in front of the pg&e office building where hundreds of people work. there is a lot of uncertainty here. what is going on over the next two weeks financially, structurally and curl tourly. >> california's wildfires over the past two years have opened up potentially $30 billion in liabilities for pg&e. today investigators are still looking at whether equipment ignited the fire last november. john simon said in a statement, we believe a court supervised process under chapter 11 will best enable pg&e to resolve potentially libels in an orally, rry hill thinks t is looking for a bailout. >> last year they came not

legislature with the narrative of either give us a bailout or we are going bankrupt. we know at that time they were in the background lying to us. so i think the problem we have is now what we can trust? >> ceogeisha williams stepped down. john simon is taking her place. >> some people have to take the fall. >> the mayor of sahn bruno when a pipeline blew up in 2010 killing 8 people. the city paid $70 million in restitution. >> somebody needed to go to jail after san bruno and that is my feeling. >> it has access to the capital and resources it needs to provide safe service to customers, saying in part, during this process, the company is committed to make investments in system safety as it works with regulators, policy makers and

other key stake holders to consider a range of alternatives to provider to the safe delivery of natural gas and electric service for the long term in an environment that continues to be challenged by climate change. >> the problem that we've had in the past is their safety culture is not there, they prioritize profits over safety. >> reporter: that chapter is 11 filing should be made by the end of the month and this isn't the first time the company has done this. it did this in 2001 claiming it was $9 billion in debt. live in san francisco, anne makevec, kpix 5. governor newsom issued this statement today, the company should continue to honor promises made to energy suppliers and to our community throughout the mondays ahead. i will be working with the legislature and stake holders on a solution that ensures consumers have access to save, affordable and reliable

service. fire victims are treated fairly, and california can continue to make progress toward our climate goals. at last check, pg&e stock is down more than 50% today following news of its plans to file for bankruptcy, we'll have much more on this story coming up tonight at 5:00. our other big story, the big storm moving in today, a live look outside at the bay. you can see all those clouds in the sky. and mary right behind you you can see all that green. >> that's right, michelle. we are tracking light to moderate rain on high def doppler. we have activity this afternoon. and this weather, wet weather will continue through most of the week with a few storms moving in. but, high def doppler zooming in for the north bay from st. helene in a, napa, petaluma. vallejo, right over san rafael and richmond. across the south bay, san jose,

getting that light rain th hour down through morgan hill, across 101. here is what can you expect, for today we head through tomorrow widespread light rain. now the more powerful, stronger storm system will be wednesday into thursday. futurecast taking you hour by hour coming up in just a few minute, michelle. >> mary, thank you. new at noon, a -- a fire in san jose has filled one person and displaced about 10 others. that firer to through an apartment building on foxdale,. >> this happened just a short timing a after sunrise of the coroner is on scene, once they are done arson investigators will enter the home and try to figure out how this fire gote ther t to.

san jose wasn't taking any chances when they got the call. the call almost immediately went to two alarms. >> an apartment building this size, you bring a resources to help deal with the size of the building. >> it's unclear exactly how long the fire had been smoldering, once bruise got there they knocked the flames down quickly, there was one person living inside the burn unit who may have been trapped. >> we determined that we did have somebody inside the building. and that shortly after that determination of death on the fatality occurred. >> the unit was burned, a total of four units had smoke or water damage. he has seen the victim walking around the complex. >> i'm very sad. tragic. you know, there could be somebody's mom, we don't know what happened. >> developing news out w gunma

around 8:30 this shall morning. police responded to an active shooter call, they found the gunman barricaded himself inside with two female was not an active shooter, it was a barricaded situation with a gentleman and two young ladies who were taken hostage. shots were fide. >> the standoff ended after police took the building by force freeing the two employees. their injuries are not serious. the gunman's identity and his injuries are not known at this time. the partial government shutdown has entered its 24th day. >> a live look at the white house now. not only is there no end in sight, there is no sign of how it nikole killion from the white house.

>> president trump says it can't end unless congress agrees to fund a worder wall. >> we have a priority, it's the safety of our nation. >> outside the white house this morning, the president accused congressional democrats going awol instead of negotiating a deal. >> i have been here all weekend, a lot of democrats were in puerto rico celebrating something. i don't know, maybe they are celebrating the shutdown. >> the president is referring to a group of lawmakers who went to san juan to a tend the musical hamilton. >> house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minor leader chuck schumer did not go. democrats say the government will reopen as soon as the president stops insisting on a wall. >> we don't want to waste taxpayer money on a vanity project thats a in effective that the president said mexico would pay for. >> lindsey graham suggested reopening the government to give lawmakers a chance to craft a compromise. that was a suggestion that

lindsey made, but i did reject it, yes. i'm not interested. i want to get soed, i don't want to just del want get % say it's congress' fault. nikole killion, cbs news, the white house. with umbrellas and signs in hand, school teachers are washing off the job. last minute negotiations broke off between the la unified school district and united teachers logs los angeles on friday, among the teachers demands, smaller class sizes and higher salaries, the district's current offer has $130 million to previous proposals, teachers say that is not enough. >> no onsies the effects on students in la the way that teachers do. and this attack on our schools

comes from all levels. despite the strike, the schools will remain open but it's unclear how many students will show up to class. at least 400 substitutes and 200 staffer also fill in as replacements. disturbing details emerge in the kidnapping case of a 13- year-old wisconsin girl. >> why the suspect targeted jayme closs. plus, the latest bay area church released a dozens of -- lists a dozen priests accused of sexual abuse.

new details now on the man accused of kidnapping jayme closs and killing her parents. he is in court today for the first time. prosecutors say 21-year-old jake patterson spotted 13-year- old closs on a school bus and decided he would kidnap her. patterson is being charged with two counts of homicide, kidnapping and burglary. closs' relatives want to know everything that hatched to jayme during her ordeal but won't pressure her for details. >> we have to take little steps, jayme, once she is ready to talk, she will. >> jayme had been missing since her parents were killed in mid october. she escaped captivity thursday. she is doing pretty well under the circumstances and now that she is safe they can begin the briefs process

for her parents. the attorney for the woman, the singer is intimidating her into keeping silent. >> in response to faith's lawsuit, mr. kelly retaliated against her by threatening to reveal what he alleges are details of her sex life. in addition he posted private photos of her. >> faith roger is suing kelly for sexual battery and knowingly infecting her with an std, she is one of several alleged victims in the lifetime documentary called surviving r. kelly. the bishop of the diocese of san to reese a spoke about the annually released list of 40 priests. >> i never liked the word credible because it doesn't really have legal standing. now, would i say they are substantiated? i would say yes, some are substantiated. the rest are accusations.

and we treat them as credible. we want to believe the victim. >> the list came out saturday of those named in it 925 are deceased -- 25 are redecemberred. a deadly winter storm brought deadly snow fall stretching 1400 miles stranding drivers in the snow and ice for hours. leaving 120,000 people without electricity. massive storm is blamed for 9 deaths. in in missouri a plane slid off the runway photo journalist chris sent us this video from los angeles county. this is on i 5 and gorman. look at all of that snow coming down making for slow conditions on the road. it was like a slushy snow. >> it is, right. you know, we are going to have snow up in the sierra through the week with a series of

storms. so that winter weather for sure, we are tracking light to moderate rain on high def doppler right now. first for the north bay, looking at hidden valley lake, mount st. helena, petaluma, heavy rainfall over antioch, you can see light rain from san jose, just to the west of saratoga, near morgan hill at this hour. south bay san jose cam remarks you can see the raindrops on our live calk, we are looking at temperatures in the low to mid-50s currently. concord at 53. 54 in oakland. looking at 55 in livermore, san francisco at 52 as well as are for santa rosa. here is the satellite and radar view, there is the upper level low generating the showers for us right now. we have a storm behind that and

another storm behind that, another active pattern this week. on futurecast through the rest of our afternoon this is at 4:00 p.m. through tomorrow morning. it's going to an wet start to the day. so a wet morning commute. this is at 8:00 a.m. and we're looking at showers still by tomorrow in the afternoon. and then here we go with that powerful storm system that we've been talking about, this is wednesday at 4:00 p.m. yellow and orange colors indicating heavy rain. brief heavy downpours, winds kick up as well wednesday into thursday. how much rain are we talking about? .10 to .20-inch. .25-inch of rain for tomorrow. ..5 up in new kya. 1.5 from san francisco to san jose. san rafael and napa. 2inches santa rosa. and also talking about that sierra snow.

looking at about half of a foot of snow for south lake tahoe in the next 48 hours. 2feet up in mount shasta. sunset at 5:13, sunrise at 7:23. here is the seven day forecast, a light rain for tomorrow, and there we go with the m stem bringing heavy rain and strong winds wednesday into thursday. saturday. nally catch a break >> all right. >> it's sun. >> thank you. sad ill lack has announced its first electric vehicle will be a crossover suv. images of the yet to be named car were unveiled yesterday ahead of the north american international auto show. this car is expected to be the first of many models for gm. >> sometimes i want to be the one to do something. >> she developed leadership skills on the soccer field. now she acts as an advocate.

students rising above scholar is a natural born leader. >> as elizabeth cook shares with us, veronica didn't always see herself in that roll. >> whether it's coaching teammates during soccer practice. >> we can work on this helpat

homework, cveronica aad>> a quon this often asked of me, did i become a leader because i i becomeader ool thgh hoolsenior asked herse >> sometimes i am ' to be the one to step up and do something, or i want to do something, create a change or speak up for someone. >> veronica is a strong advocate for others as a youth organizer for a local nonprofit and captain of her soccer team. at home she admits it's been a different story. >> i kind of raised in a home where i was taught to be silent when there were things going wrong. >> her parents immigrated to america for a better life. money was tight, her father worked long hours as a truck driver. each time he came home, the family dynamic changed and her

parents frequently argued. >> really common in households, some households where the father figure is like the one that has authority and always what i was taught. >> veronica realized she needed to help her father to relate to her family. >> analyze those articles. >> school became the safe space very on i in a needed to learn, advocate for herself and others. >> she feels she needs to stand up for her peers, she does that. >> students rising above is her inspiration. i remember telling myself, i need to apply for this. >> she is headed to college in the fall as a double major in political science and computers. her relationship with her father is improving and she has this advice. >> be brave and courageous and do what you love. yeah, reach your goals. >> for students rising above

i'm elizabeth

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them in your refrigerator right away. try the flee bean salad, you will love it, feast for the eyes along the with palette. eat fresh and stay healthy, aren't they beautiful? >> starting to night kpix 5 will bring you 90 minutes of local of news. then it's the s evening news with jeff glor at 6:30. that is it for news at noon. get ready for some rain. >> have a great afternoon.

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