and joining us now from pg&e, jason king. are you with us? how many people still without power this hour? >> currently we have about 7,600 customers without power. those are concentrated in napa county, sonoma county has largely been restored at this point. at the peak we had 75,000 people out. >> that's good progress. what do you think about those 7,000 customers? any timetable today? >> we anticipate the vast majority will be restored sometime today or this evening. there may be a few pockets that extend into tomorrow but most customers in that area should be able to anticipate having their power restored by later this evening. crews are working as quickly and safely as possible to get everyone back up. >> what about the major structures? things like the schools? things like obviously we see the hospital has power there. we've had backup generators and power. what about other things that we've seen the courthouse that's been damaged? how is the power situation with those major city facilities? >> from my understanding we have restored power

scott so when he calls pick up the phone it's important as well as my boyfriend and my brother jason king and jessica and his girlfriend i want to shout out to the municipal transportation agency they've carried the ball forward two colleagues. as well as a whole team mta, department of public works and department of public health and rec and park and again, all the mayor's office and the other departments that really have put their shoulder to the bottle did care to push this program up a hill i'm confident this program will be part of the fabric of san francisco life i was talking to a supporter saying her 6-year-old grandson didn't know is streets without this program it is hard to understand this is such a great institution thank you all who have helped to get this program 0 our 50th event >> (clapping) my second accomodation is national rec and park department month i want to offer accomodation to a program and group of young people that have done an amazing job in improving our small business please step forward. for those who don't know their young people from our city is from our

jason king started the team's twitter account just over week ago. thousands of followers later he's blown away. >> tweeted with michelle obama, chris rock, mike trout even lism l wayne. so everybody is on the band wagon. >> reporter: while this team is certainly inspiring people throughout the country, they mean the most to the people who have known them all along a lot of them were on the taney fan base that took off for william port. mary kate and son matt included. >> it feels great it's about time our city is loved the way it should be. >> are you proud of your friends? >> i really am much it's been really great. >> reporter: rain or shine and win or lose these kids from south philly know they can always go home where those who love them couldn't be prouder. >> it's just great innocent story about baseball, and inclusion. so, um, you know it really represents taney very well. >> reporter: and despite a rain delay here in william pour the taney game is expected to be on time scheduled at 7:00 that's right p.m. the only way that could change the g

jason king was a coach for taney for eight years. tell me judge is this so special. >> these kids are all kids from the neighborhood, local kids, they all got together. it is so exciting. we could not have imagined that this could have happened. we're just beside ourself. we can't wait to watch this game. >> reporter: made up of a group of kids from all different kind of background especially talk about the lady pitcher you have on your team she has been getting headlines. >> she has been getting headlines. monet throws the heat. >> 07 miles an hour. >> 70 miles an hour. the the guys, they respect her. they respect her a lot. it is a total team. it is not all about her. everybody is contributing, fielding, all the way around. >> reporter: good luck. game just starting to kick off. there is a couple hundred people here, one of two watch parties, this would be the first time anytime from philadelphia, has made it to the little league world series and they are just one week away, you can hear the crowd. hopefully we will bring guy news

our finance reporter, jason brooks this monday morning. >> burger king could be headed north of the bordere company in talks to buy tim hot an's hortonay. two chains would have 18,000 locations in different countries around $22 million and they would -- $222 billion. investors like to move wk shares up around 10%. tim horton up around 15%. a survey finds 58% of on the right track of their handling of the economy, and three-quarters do believe that the federal hike its benchmark interest rates sometime in 2015. it's at a record low for several straight years. market off to a strong start this morning, the s&p aiming for 2,000 and the nasdaq is up six points and the s&p up eight points at 1997. that is an intrañ day record high. back to you. >> green lights across the board. jason brooks, k cbs news, thanks. >> news this morning a man is dead after being hit by a muni business in san francisco at lion street -- bus in san francisco at lion street. the scene is now clear. mta is working with the sfravn police to piece san francisco police to piece together what happened this morning. >> and i

andy newton plays the slave jason petter place august king, the yeoman who helps her. there is a strong attraction between them that always remains chaste, but the father slash owner slash lover is determined to find her and goes to know and to have a manhunt after her. in many ways, it is the most interesting and in some ways nuanced and sophisticated treatment of class distinctions and class attitudes. not only toward slavery, but toward slaveholders. there is tremendous resentment, at a time in place -- and place in which slavery is much more the anomaly than the norm, the mountains of carolina in the frontier era. the other is "beloved." it is a ghost story of sorts, dealing with the long-term psychic stars of slavery -- scars of slavery. cincinnati, but based on the abuses only seen in brief flashbacks that are inflicted on the film's heroine, played by oprah winfrey, who when cornered by slave catchers murdered one of her own children and try to kill another. based on the real-life case of margaret garner in 1856 in cincinnati. in this 1873 post-emancipation peri

newton plays in it and jason patric plays august king, the yoman who helps them out and a strong attraction between them that remains chaste. this father/owner/lover is determined to get this girl back and goes to no end to mount a manhunt to go after her. i think in many ways, it's the most interesting and in some ways nuanced and sophisticated treatment of klaclass distincti and class attitude not only towards slaves and slave holders and tremendous resentment at a time and place slave is far more an anomaly than the norm in the mountains of north carolina in that early frontier era. the other is "beloved" adopted from tony morrison's novel. it's a gulf coast story of sorts dealing with the long term psychic stars of slavery, set in 1873, in cincinnati. it is based very much on the abuses that are only seen in brief flashbacks inflicted on the film's heroine, seth, played by oprah winfrey, who when cornered by slave catchers in cincinnati murdered one of her own children and tried to kill another based on the real life case of market garner in 1856 in cincinnati. then, in this 1873 post e

newton plays the slave, jason patric plays august king. the yeoman who helps her out. there is a strong attraction between them and always remains chaste. this father/owner/lover is determined to get this girl back and goes to no end to mount a manhunt to go after her. i think in many ways, it's the most interesting and in some ways nuanced and sophisticated treatment of class distinctions and class attitude, not only towards slaves but slave holders and tremendous resentment at a time and place slave is far more an anomaly than the norm in the mountains of north carolina in that early frontier era. the other is "beloved" adopted then, in this 1873 post-emancipation period she continues to be haunted by a version of the infant girl she murdered decades earlier. she's also played by mandy newton. it's a clunky film, not a great film but fascinating it was made in a film. i have students read the novel and we watch parts of the film. then, we come to "12 years a slave" and even "django unchained." i think part of what they do so well is feature female characters who take

newton plays in it and jason patrick plays august king, the yeoman who helps her out.there is a strong attraction between them and always remains chaste. this father/owner/lover is determined to get this girl back and goes to no end to mount a manhunt to go after her. i think in many ways, it's the most interesting and in some ways nuanced and sophisticated treatment of class distinctions and class attitude not only towards slaves and slave holders and tremendous resentment at a time and place slave is far more an anomaly than the norm in the mountains of north carolina in that early frontier era. the other is "beloved" adopted from tony morrison's novel. it's a gulf coast story of sorts dealing with the long term psychic stars of slavery, set in 1873, in cincinnati. it is based very much on the abuses that are only seen in brief flashbacks inflicted on the film's heroine, seth, played by oprah winfrey, who when cornered by slave catchers in cincinnati murdered one of her own children and tried to kill another based on the real life case of market garner in 1856 in cin

jason hamel. top eight caitlin's to one lead a's have 12 win that game streak. giants are swept by kansas city. move over tiger rory mac or is the new king of golf. this is his fourth major at 25. adam snyder went down with a knee injury. the raiders have won practice tonight them one more practice tomorrow. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! >>> the weekend insider with perspective on this week's top trending stories. >> ready? >> let's go get em. >> beyonce's flawless statement on the elevator incident. >> well, sometimes it goes down when it's a billion dollars on the elevator. >> just a part of the good week/bad week. >> and clooney's wedding countdown. >> i think it is a beautiful thing. it's great. >> we have the groom's guide to getting married. >> i go to extra miley. and megan fox. >> oh, you got to do it. >> then, family ties, meredith baxter on cosmetic surgeries. >> of course i've done stuff. >>> and keltie works out with the step-up

king of prussia. they're working on the northeast extension on the overnight northbound near lansdale. get ready for some concert craziness this weekend, tonight, jason al dean and the florida georgia line at citizens bank park, tomorrow night, billy joel, and i across the street, i don't know whose bright idea this was, miley cyrus come in on the same night as billy joel in south philadelphia. then monday and tuesday, ukee's going to the katy perry concert, which will be across the street there. >> yes? >> at the wells fargo. if you are taking the kid -- you didn't know that? we're dropping them off. >> fieldtrip. surprise. great act, though, coming in, bob. >> yes. we'll campout down there. >> might as well just hang out in the parking lot all weekend long, lots of great stuff going on this weekend, so much of it outside, and i of course have to be the debbie down their bridges this news. first and for most, it is quiet. we start with some sunshine storm can three, things totally fine, couple clouds, no big deal. pocono speedway has arrays going on, another event going on outside. there will be some showers around for that, as well, tore that 400 n

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jason statham will be here. he's a tough guy. [ cheers and applause ] and my pal, my bff demi lovato will be here this week. [ cheers and applause ] plus, performances of kingss is going to happen. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but first, we have a a fantastic show tonight. i'm so looking forward to this show. she's a great actress from the cool new movie, "the giver." it's out this friday. katie holmes is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: katie holmes! >> jimmy: that's our pal! >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: she's so fun. we're going to play a new game with her. it's pretty weird, but it's gonna be fun. also, we love this guy. he's the host of "@midnight." he's the host of a bunch of things. >> steve: he's the host of about a thousand shows. >> jimmy: "talking dead." >> jimmy: "staying alive." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: anyways, "@midnight" is his show that's on comedy central and he's a buddy of ours. chris hardwick is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what a gentleman. >> jimmy: talented guy, too. >> steve: lovely man. >> jimmy: did you know he was in "rock of ages" in l.a.? >> steve: who was? >> jimmy: chris hardwick.