live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. now at noon, pg&e heads to court just one day after it filed for bankruptcy protection. a judge slamming the agency for its missteps. good afternoon. >> so far, the federal judges

telling authorities that safety is the top priority. >> reporter: the jury will continue this afternoon. the judge is not in the mood for excuses from pg&e and berated the company multiple times. also set the tone right off the bat by saying pg&e is a convicted felon for the pipeline fire and while on probation, was found to have started multiple blazes in 2017. also that there is a clear-cut pattern that the company is starting fires and should the company continue business as usual by killing people. what's more, the pg&e probation officer says the company is not forthcoming about starting the honey fire in 2017. the judge sentenced pg&e at a later date. also the attorney saying the company paid $4.5 billion in dividends. money that could

have been spent to trim tees. saying it would take years to trim all the trees above the power lines and that there are not enough tree trimmers to do the job. fire season is 5 months away , get cal fire to help, this is an emergency situation. the judge has said he wants some kind of plan in place before the official start of wildfire season on june 21 so that pg&e does not commit any more crimes. kpix 5 news . san francisco mayor delivering her first state of the city address. we are in the mission district with more. >> reporter: you can see the cops over my shoulder here where she is speaking. let's take a live look as she continues to deliver her first state of the city address. she chose not to do it at city hall and instead, the lgbtq

center for the arts on valencia. she was introduced by the men's chorus and some of the first things she talked to about, the issues the city has with homelessness. saying about 1000 people have been able to exit homelessness over the past six months and her goal is to get another 1000 shelter beds in the city by the year 2020. she is declaring a shelter crisis to do so and she sent out a warning to the entire city. every neighborhood needs to be open to being part of the solution and we are talking about the solution of navigation centers. she is really trying to put a positive spin on what has been a 5 ton a couple years.

>> it is time hour city holds its head up again. it is time we believe again. yes, we have our challenges and i see them every day just like you. i am frustrated just like you about the issues that face our city. what i am also motivated. because there is no problem we cannot solve together. no challenge we want face together. >> reporter: she also talked a little bit about her plan to spend much of the city's windfall they have recently got, $185 million in unexpected property taxes. she says a lot of that is going to go towards homelessness. she is also creating a new position in the city, director of mental health reform to try to help some of those people that we see in crisis out on the street in the conservatorship program forcing some people into treatment and

she also talks about affordable housing, mid-level and housing for lower income. obviously, the city is facing a lot of challenges but she is putting a bright face on it here, today. live in san francisco, end of it, kpix 5 news. just a couple of hours go, a train struck and killed a person in redwood city on main street . caltrans is the word already one passengers on board the train and no one else was hurt. a little shake about 90 minutes ago. a small earthquake registering as a 2.8. about 2 1/2 miles off of daly city. no reports of any damage or injuries. a live look at chicago where the bitter cold is blasting the city. heart of the chicago river are frozen this afternoon. historically low temperatures are posing a threat to tens of millions of people in the midwest and northern plains, right now. at least six people have died in connection with the storm. demarco morgan is in minneapolis. >> reporter: numbing cold has a hold on much of the nation and milwaukee, temperatures are

double digits below zero with wind chills -50. postal services suspended across minnesota as well as iowa, wisconsin and chicago. >> i have seven layers on. >> reporter: in michigan, white out conditions are being blamed for a chain reaction of crashes involving at least two dozen vehicles. no one was killed. the arctic blast will also put a stop to public transportation and cancel all trains at chicago's union station due to the extreme cold. in minneapolis, police at the streets to help those in need. they handed out free clubs to kids in low income neighborhoods. >> it is important to come out to the community and make sure people are safe in this weather. >> reporter: officers looking for homeless people to help. >> the reality is that it is too dangerous for people to be out here. >> reporter: eventually allowing officers to call an ambulance for him. >> we got them in the ambulance.

>> reporter: we cannot stress it enough, today, it is extremely cold and perhaps the worst of it all, the wind chill, feeling like 50 to 60 degrees below zero so be extremely careful. minneapolis, minnesota. check out this guy trying to make the most out of the freezing temperatures in chicago. he had a little fun making his own snow. he drew boiling water right into the air making it instantly freeze before hitting the ground. here in the bay area, we are lucky to have mild temperatures as we look live from our exclusive salesforce tower camera but we are about to see some ranges in the forecast. marion lee is tracking the rain coming in. that's right, we are tracking a storm system that will bring the return of the rain. it is a slow mover and taking it's time getting here but in the meantime, we are looking at plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures.

is another look at the golden gate bridge and now, the tower camera with blue skies out there. your weather headlines, dry conditions and mild as well this afternoon with highs in the 60s today. that storm is offshore right now. rain moving in tonight and overnight, showers for thursday morning and a wetter and stronger system roles in friday afternoon. so there is that cut off low that we are tracking and it will bring the return of the rain tonight. i will type it out for you on futurecast and give you hour by hour where the rain arrives where you are. high-level talks are underway in washington. teams from the usa and china have started complex negotiations. aimed at breaking through the six month trade war. nicole killian. >> reporter: the american delegation welcomed china. >> we have plans to have you here and look forward to it. >> reporter: the american team and gave nothing away during the morning photo op.

the u.s. delegation also includes treasury secretary stephen nguyen, economic advisor, it larry kudlow and commerce secretary. their job is to settle the six month trade war which has darkened the outlook for the global economy. the white house has accused china of stealing trade secrets and the two sides are far apart. there is a big deadline hanging over the negotiations. >> reporter: if they don't reach an agreement by march 2, the trump administration is scheduling high tariffs on $2 million worth of imports. this week, the justice department brought criminal charges against the chinese tech giant. >> in 2012, wallaby began a concerted effort to steal information about a robot that t-mobile used to test. >> reporter: the u.s. says it is completely suffering from trade negotiations.

leading the chinese team is the vice premier scheduled to meet with president trump at the end of the talks tomorrow. in the meantime, trying to figure out a border security compromise in order to avoid another government shutdown. the bipartisan group of 17 lawmakers from the senate and house are said to me today to try to come up with a deal that president trump would sign off on before the government runs out in just two weeks. the president wants $5.7 billion for a wall and says he may declare a national emergency if necessary. new tests showing metals and many popular juices. metals and many popular juices. a vote is underway for a

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potential teachers strike in oakland. but this morning-- educators at montclair elementary.. a vote is underway for a potential teacher strike in oakland but this morning, educators were greeted with a special message from students and parents with a big red heart saying, we love our teachers. bright red plastic cups spelling it out on a chain- link fence. teachers say they feel supported by the parents. >> with all of the strikes, people are starting to realize. >> the teachers union once smaller class sizes and a 12%

raise over three years. the district is offering a 5% raise and the boat will go on until friday. the usda is warning parents about two chicken nugget products popular with kids. recalling more than 36,000 pounds of its white meat chicken nuggets. they may be contaminated with robert. the best use by date of november 26. also, perdue foods is recalling more than 16,000 pounds of fun shaped chicken breast nuggets because the packaging did not include a milk allergen warning. those affected packages have a used by date of march 11. some popular fruit juices may contain heavy metals. they occur naturally in the air, water and soil. they can also wind up in food during manufacturing and packaging. >> reporter: stephanie trilling says she tries hard to keep her four-year-old daughter away

from juice mostly because of its sugar content. >> it is not something i want to give to my kids but i don't want to be that mom who is restricting everything. >> reporter: but she may have a new reason. a new analysis from consumer reports, james dickerson. his team tested 45 different juices from four heavy metal substances. arsenic, lead, cadmium and mercury. they found that every single product contained a measurable amount of at least one heavy metal except for mercury. 20 one of the samples contained one or a combination of heavy metals that reached a level consumer reports research is deemed concerning for daily consumption. the cdc says long-term exposure to heavy metals may put people at risk for kidney disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, damaged ability to learn and certain types of cancer. consumer reports is recommending parents lower the amount of juice they get their kids. >> they should be concerned but don't panic.

frequent exposure to these heavy metals through the juice is the concern. >> reporter: the juice products association board of directors includes executives from pepsi- cola, welches and other juice brands whose products were tested said they had not seen the full study but call the results unfounded and have told us they are committed to providing safe and nutritious products that meet fda standards and also say there is no scientific evidence indicating trace levels of heavy metals have caused any negative health outcomes but the doctor, the director of environmental pediatrics at nyu school of medicine says -- >> -- the scientist telling us increasingly that there are time points in light and they can disrupt hormones and cause bio disease. >> reporter: the fda had no

comment. consumer reports says their findings are a spot check and should not be used to draw definitive conclusions about specific brands. we reached out to all of the juice companies and 10 respondent saying their products are safe and follow all food safety guidelines. anna warner, cbs news. taking a look at the big board right now, the dow jones is up, way up. about 445 points right now. stocks are higher after the federal reserve said it would be patient with rate hikes moving forward. snarked prices are up and temperatures are way down in the midwest. that polar vortex with dangerously cold temperatures out there. i want to show you some of the worst locations. minneapolis of a wind chill bayou of 41 below. 27 below in detroit. earlier this morning, minneapolis and chicago were down to 50 degrees below zero. there's a lot to be thankful for living here in the bay area

with temperatures in the 50s, low 60s this afternoon. we will continue to see those temperatures rise as we go through the rest of the day. ahead of the storm system that rules and for tonight, there is this cut off low that we are tracking and it is taking its sweet time. for the day today, we are looking dry. you can see that it dry weather with the rain offshore and as we put this into motion for tonight, this is at 10:00 p.m. and you can see the rain moving in, into the overnight hours and a few lingering showers and catching a break thursday in the afternoon and a stronger system rules and through friday bringing widespread rain, gusty winds friday afternoon and through the weekend. we are talking about unsettled weather saturday and sunday. likely for the start of next week. for today, looking at temperatures above average for this time of the year. mild to warm. 62 in downtown san francisco. 67 in san jose. 62 in mountain

view. there is that 7-day forecast and what you can expect. rain arriving tonight, overnight and into tomorrow morning and a stronger system moves in provide a bringing windy conditions and rain chances for the weekend and into the start of next week on monday. it is nice to have a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. >> especially when you consider what is happening in the midwest. the 53rd super bowl is just days away and there is more to watch out for than just the big game. >> it is all about the ads and here is a sneak peek. here is a . ♪ ♪ ng.. ♪ ♪ >> in this new 32nd spot, there was a robot outperforming humans in everything from golf to boxing but there is one thing

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a tourist attraction. the transportation authority is considering a 5 dollars to $10 fee for people to drive down lombard street in san francisco touted as the cricket's street in the world. the meeting is set for 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on jones street. coming up tonight, gearing up for his first super bowl. the special message of support they are sending to the quarterback today. we will have that story and much more tonight at 5:00 on must-see tv. >> and of course, our news. that is going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon . we will see you tomorrow morning, bright and early, at 4:30. ing, bright and early, at 4:30.

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