. >> en san gregorio viendo lo que sucedió. >> viendo que están haciendo sus quehaceres con seguridadén viendo lo que está pasando para ver lo que está pasando con sus linternas. >> lo más importantes que conversamos con los distritos escolares de la ciudad. in y dijeron que no van a >> incluso si se llegase a ver uno de estos están utilizando.

all the way up towards half moon ban fact let's keep slide the map and you'll see here san gregorio come into view there it is and then once we go north of the one o one corridor all the way up to half moon bay impacted by this complete shutdown of power and that continues on even pass set up speech now once we get closer to san francisco, it goes away tomorrow, we're looking good once in the city then we transit across the golden gate bridge into the nortbaan we pick up these power outages once again from sausalito to marine city and out tennell pious and near woods see widespread power outages there as well and then one oh one as we continue that ride up into santa rosa we're fine here through sandra fell no issues you've got power great news for you in novato same story there and again remember pg e said the phase 2 is complete, which means if you're in places where you have power. you're safe. you're going to continue to have power throughout the day it's in these areas like in santa rosa up here on a park dealing with power outages and this is where the big question is when wil

gregorios decides to discover the parts of his life he's left on lived he goes on a quest to find the man who wrote those lines he takes the night train to lisbon. he gets to know the city and immerses himself in the history of portugal dictatorship for goriest it's an emotional journey to the past and also to himself . and i turned over has been it's full of pathos and melancholy a combination that sold millions of copies worldwide it's an unusual book that will put your stamina to the test. more on that book on our web site at v.w. dot com slash culture indeed you'll find more about all 100 books in our series so there's something to see every 10 used to take your pick many other stories from the world of art culture on the web site. as well but that's all for this edition thanks for watching and do join us again soon if you can. is he a traitor or a fighter for free access to information. julian assange. the founder of the wiki leaks whistleblower platform is in a london jail and he's waiting to see if he'll be extradited to the united states or to sweden how much truth lies behind

. >> en san gregorio viendo lo que sucedió. >> viendo que están haciendo sus quehaceres con seguridadiendo lo que está pasando para ver lo que está pasando con sus linternas. >> lo más importantes que conversamos con los distritos escolares de la ciudad. in y dijeron que no van a >> incluso si se llegase a ver uno de estos están utilizando. >> la luz del sol que está bastante fuerte para trabajar con actividades hasta afuera. >> podrían perder la electricidad en el condado que no va a habilitar redes de emergencia y no va nan a instalar centros con redes eléctricas. >> van a ser prevenalidad. >> emergencia y no va a instalar centros con redes elÉctricas. >> van a ser preparados para cualquier eventualidad. >> con estos cortes eléctricos que ocurrirían pasadas las horas de la medianoche y también alrededor de la 1:00 de la mañana. >> podrían durar un par de horas y cuatro más. >> viendo que estarán ar largo tiempo sin luz. >> esperemos que no sea así estamos en vivo. >> noticieros telemundo 48. >> vamos a estar pendiente de la situación que se está dando a lo largo de diferentes condad

serán los vecindarios afectados y como debe preparar >> es la principal tienda de la ciudad de san gregorios se sa que se en cuestión de horas cortarán la electricidad acá >> dice que no tiene mucha información sobre el posible apagón pero que le dijeron que en algún punto se puede ir la luz asegura que si es para prevenir el incendio >> podría quedarse sin electricidad >> otra más que está repleta de vegetación conocimos a javier que estaba puliendo los cañones de bomberos que espera que no sean utilizados sobre el posible apagón opina >> es una población pequeña, no te puedes transportar si no tienes teléfono >> ninguna escuela tiene pensado encerrar >> a superintendente la onda pescadero dice que la escuela es la única que podría quedarse sin electricidad que igualmente tendrán clases al aire libre >> es la primera vez que el condado esta en esta terrible lista las razones la misma prevenir >> no ve afectado por esos vientos fuertes, por su parte dice que van están monitoreando de cerca la situación >> están en la comunidad ya que cortaron la energía en santa rosa algunos residentes dice

gregorio: amelia's barlow's hit woman. she's like the female jason bourne.really are gonna put those hard drives on the ground. of course. (grunting and groaning) if it wasn't for me, you wouldn't have amelia. if it wasn't for you, she'd be able to answer our questions. instead, she's at the mercy hospital in an induced coma. thank you. let's have a toast. we can all drink to whatever y'all want to as soon as i change out of these clothes. come on, hurry up. (knocking on door) i know, i know, everyone's waiting, i'm on my way. just enjoying the view. (gunshot)

and the san gregorio fault line follows at 6% his giant rocket shaken and down goes you look up and feel these fissures in these boulders ask week's powerful enough to split leaders in north berkeley where the northern hayward fault passes through richard swartz is a bay area historian and author of the book earthquake exit this 19 oh 6 a name of the game is the more you prepare for more you'll increase your lucky worries most about the rogers creek fault, it runs or need san pablo bay and into marine county then connects to the hayward fault 1868 that earthquake was in hayward the closer that earthquake epicenter is. oakland and berkeley i would think the more the odds are it might pop open. >>a northern hayward fault which might law and rodgers creek golf. and then you have a much larger earthquake. one that despite all of the data is still impossible to predict felipe should all kron 4 news. >>newly released video shows a wrong-way driver colliding with a chp car. crash happened early yesterday in costa mesa where a white suv careened down emergency lane nearly striking a news photogr

portola valley and san gregorio as well as woodside. >>back live outside the genie headquarters where will be asking the c e o questions about this for communication that they've done all day and why they waited as much as 4 or 5 5 hours to give the public information that they had as early as 11 30 this morning. again we now do have this information was specific cities. again this power safety shut off a still just a potential. it is not definite least not as of this moment. pg e says they have already started the 48 hour notification process making calls to possibly impacted customers. that's the latest more coming up at 5.30 when this pg company holds its news com. live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news maybe 10 more years. >>this thank you dan by the way make sure to check out kron 4 dot com. there we've posted a new map that pg is releasing about where in the bay area in northern and central california people affected by the impending or potentially impending preemptive power shut off will be affected again. we're going to b

and in san mateo county less than 400 customers in and near woodside, san gregorio and the honda could lose power. >>> pg&e says any blackouts today will not impact as many customers as the last safety power shut off. the owner of betty's fish and chips on sonoma highway says the last blackout cost them $1000 in lost food and beverage . that means workers without wages or tips. they say having the outage on a wednesday means they can't really prepare for their usual wednesday delivery since they may or may not have refrigeration. the city of santa rosa is making preparations to operate sewer and water systems with generators but that still leaves concerns about traffic lights. >> last time we had 39 intersections without power and a significant number of collisions and injury accidents. we are working to keep that from happening again. >> local government offices are making contingency plans for workers and the public they serve in case they are affected. >>> tomorrow a group of pg&e customers and activists plan to protest at the california public utilities commission meeting in reddin

. >>> on the peninsula in san mateo county pg&e says 372 customers are affected in la honda, san gregorio, woodside and unincorporated parts of the county. we are seeing its impact on seniors. gerard powell lives in the la honda community at risk of losing power. he said the anxiety and the stress of last round's blackouts put one of his neighbors in the hospital. >> he suddenly found himself in a medical emergency due to the stress of the uncertainty of what was going to happen, whether he could get his medications. >> while a majority of seniors in the area won't lose power, there are still fears like not having a working elevator. that's a big problem for seniors. neighbors we spoke with in the area say they're sticking together and lenng spare generators to those who need them. >>> as you know, pg&e is turning off the power to mitigate the wildfire risk amid hot and windy conditions. this is a live picture from our camera on top of mt. tam. you really can't tell the windiness here, but let's get to abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel for the details. >> let's take a look at the red flag

cities of emerald hills, half moon bay, la honda, loma mar, pescader pescadero, portola valley, san gregorio and woodside. >>> the governor has addressed pg&e for not addressing problems with the last shutoff. he demands they improve communication with consumers like when the power will be shut off and restored. >> for decades they have invested in hardening their infrastructure. we're here because of their greed. we're here because of their mismanagement going back decades. >> pg&e tweeted hours ago that people should go to pspsupdates.com for information. we went there and this is what we founding. pg&e's feed quickly filled up with comments from other people who had the same result. we've reached out to pg&e for comment on all of this. a reminder, pg&e is planning to have an update in this next rounding of power shutoffs at 5:30. abc news at 5:00 will be carrying that news conference li right here as part of an extended 5:00 p.m. newscast so you'll get to hear directly from pg&e officials here coming up in about 25 minutes. >>> now to the north bay where a teenager is in custody this afte

. >> in san mateo county the power is expected to be shut off overni in woodside, san gregorio and unincorporated of the county. we have live team coverage this afternoon. sandhya patel is monitoring the conditions prompting the shutoffs but we begin with reporter liz kreutz in sonoma county. liz. >> reporter: hi, ama. yes, power has been off in sonoma county, parts of sonoma county and here in santa rosa for more than an hour n some parts power went off as early as 2:00 p.m. that's because it's part of the gradualro

in san mateo county, fewer than 400 customers are expected to lose power in la honda action san gregorio, woodside and unincorporated parts of the county. >> pg&e's website shows where the power is currently out. the purple icons indicate those are the power shutoffs which are under way in the north bay and along the sierra foothills. >> pg&e said it would start turning off the power at 3:00 p.m. today although some people told us it started earlier than that. outages will begin in san mateo county around 1:00 in the morning. pg&e hopes to restore power by the weekend. >> a total of about 35,000 pg&e customers in the bay area are affected by these power outages and that is why we have live team coverage tonight. >> david louie will join us in a moment and we have team coverage in the north bay as well, which will bear the biggest impact. >> before we go to laura anthony, let's hear from liz kreutz who is life in santa rosa. liz. >> reporter: good evening. roughly 27,000 customers are without power right now in sonoma county. many of them here in santa rosa. now, i want to show you where

reporter: sara minson says the shaker happened between two major faults, the san andreas and san gregorio. she does not believe it's a precuss -- precursor to something bigger. >> think about pulling up on a blanket, right, most moves the direction you want, but around it you get tiny wrinkles going in different directions and the same with the earth. >> reporter: more than 3,000 between san francisco and the peninsula and east bay reported they felt it. on the usgs website. minutes after the quake bart temporarily halted train service to inspect the tracks but didn't find any damage. >> we weren't ready for it. >> to me it was like a -- and that was it. it was -- but it shook the house, shook the windows. >> reporter: jim and elaine felt it. a good reminder for this couple to check earthquake supplies in their garage. >> here's the extra batteries. >> reporter: elaine and jim lived through the 6.9 loma preyet ta quake 30 years ago. >> it was so hard and so long. >> reporter: they know being prepared for the next big one is the only option. in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> if

the honda san gregorio and some odd other parts of unincorporated san mateo county.ntioned woodside ridgely was in the danger zone. it is now in the clear, but again this is ever changing information depending on pg e's decisions later today. them actually closer to the foot hills and the mountains, the fees are already remote locations and they're areas where it's street lights as well traffic lights go off back in obviously lead to a lot of traffic concerns and it's also a big worry for a lot of small businesses now i mentioned to the restaurant here spoke with one of the managers. just a few moments ago we were talking about how they were impacted by the law shut off so it's going take a listen to what he had to say. >>full restaurant, the power goes out. just a mess of the visas work and just it's a mess so. james decided to to close at noon. and we had a we had a breakfast was it cleared off the record she said were done were closing until the next day. so basically lost or lunch and dinner that night. >>see no lot of business owners were very similar to the eu

and it san mateo county less than 400 customers in and near woodside, san gregorio and the honda couldr. >>> pg&e says any blackouts today will not impact as many customers as the last safety power shut off. the owner of betty's fish and chips on the sonoma highway says the last blackout cost them $12,000 in lost food and business. that also means workers without wages or tips. they say having the outage on a wednesday means they can't really prepare for their usual wednesday delivery since they may or may not have refrigeration. the city of santa rosa is making preparations to operate sewer and water systems with generators but that still leaves concerns about traffic lights. >> the last and we had 39 intersections without power and a significant number of traffic collisions and injury accidents. we are working to keep that from happening again. >> local government offices are making contingency plans for workers and the public in case they are affected. >>> firefighters in los angeles are preparing for conditions to take a turn for the worse this evening. fire crews are battling wild

the foot hills near the mountains and here in see that slow hondas and gregorio as well some drent areas of unincorporated san mateo county. now woodside where i am right now was a place that could have been impacted but pg e actually just updated their map and they say woodside should be in the clear that some very good good news. there. but here in this area we've got again it's it's a much more remote areas to homes or every few blocks from each other, not a lawyer but lot of large from neighborhoods per se so in shopping centers like the one i met today, this is where a lot of people come into town get their morning coffee get breakfast, i've spoken with a few people here so far this morning who say hey they don't think that these are necessarily necessary that pg near doing that, but it can if haas up with devastation that could happen from fires and they say you know if that's the best option they have right now let's go ahead and do that let's listen to what one man had to say. >>i guess we have to do it raises the bigger question was this. >>now that top of that man right there.

and the san gregorio fault line follows at 6% his giant rocket shaken down goes you look up and feel these fissures in these boulders task week's powerful enough to split leaders in north berkeley where the northern hayward fault passes through richard swartz is a bay area historian and author of the book earthquake exit this 19 oh 6 a name of the game is the more you prepare the more you'll increase your lucky worries most about the rogers creek for indian into her county then connects to the hayward fault 1868 that earthquake was in hayward the closer that earthquake epicenter is. oakland and berkeley i would think the more the odds are it might pop open. >>a northern hayward fault which might on law. rogers creek golf. and then you have a much larger earthquake. one that despite all of the data is still impossible to predict felipe should all kron 4 news. >>hacking your emergency disaster kit we're going to walk you through step by step to make sure you've got everything you need. >>all morning we've been talking about surviving the next one on this the 30th anniversary of the lom

and for up a map, so you can see that area here in san mateo county we're talking honda area, san gregorio where i am right now as i mentioned in woodside and other parts of the unincorporated county area. so of course in these areas as i mentioned they are more often the foot hills bit more remote as well. but again it's street light issue but pg e does have a few suggestions for people they are asking anyone with medical needs that medications to find a way to store those medicines before the possible shut off tomorrow. they also say if you are neighbors with someone when you're right next door for few blocks away to go ahead and check on them, especially areas like this from the woodside area maybe a few blocks until you get to someone else's home. he's got check on someone if you know that they are very susceptible to the power being out or you know to having a losing their heat air conditioning. or there might. now of course governor gavin newsome not ups not happy at all about the possible power outage wasn't happy at all about the power i it happen just short of 2 weeks ago and so h

and the san gregorio fault line follows at 6% his giant rocket shaken down goes you look up and feel these fissures in these boulders task week's powerful enough to split leaders in north berkeley where the northern hayward fault passes through richard swartz is a bay area historian and author of the book earthquake exit this 19 oh 6 a name of the game is the more you prepare the more you'll increase your lucky worries most about the rogers creek fault, it runs need san pablo bay and into marine county then connects to the hayward fault 1868 that earthquake was in hayward the closer that earthquake epicenter is. oakland and berkeley i would think the more the odds are it might pop open. >>northern hayward fault which might on law. rogers creek falls and then you have a much larger earthquake. one that despite all of the data is still impossible to predict felipe should all kron 4 news. and don't forget you can always turn to kron 4 dot com during times like this when we have an earthquake. we have a section there with our live earthquake map you can always verify for yourself if in f

>>it hit between 2 major fault lies the san andreas and the san gregorio viewers sent us video showing the shaking lasted a few seconds, but that's all it takes to scare people right, even though it was a minor quake, a lot of people says it felt like a large truck hitting their homes. >>like a big truck going by the high. >>also i was in bed and i heard and i felt shaking in our windows rattling pretty hard. >>i was on a chair and the chair shaking much for sleeping in on saturday morning. >>and james just in case you're curious no. i did not feel it is now fine you never feel earthquake. the usgs says it's because it was so small there's really no indication they could have a major effect on a major fault line moving forward. and now to a crime for exclusive family and friends have now identified the newark 15 year-old killed last thursday as anthony guzman new york police say guzman died from a gunshot wound and now a 15 year-old boy has been arrested in connection to his death. on sunday guzman family held a vigil and fundraiser to help the family with funeral costs. kron four's ta

so right now in san mateo county i'm in the woodside area but also the honda san gregorio again woodside where i am right now those are some areas that are going to be impacted. but also a lot of areas in unincorporated san mateo county again well over 300 people were going to be impacted by this be you can go ahead and expect the power outage if it were to happen shooting not happen until. tomorrow in this area again they're going to be rolling these outages but one on think that pg e has said when it comes to different counties, it's always going to be kind of the foothill areas that are going to be impacted the most. so if you are one of those families who do live up in the foot hills are few frequent homes up in that area that are several blocks away know when you're driving in between those areas there could not be in the street lights and that's where a lot of the danger really occurs with that. but of course governor newsome not happy at all all about the fact that these outages are happening once again, let's take a listen to something he had to say. >>let's establish the predica

way down to half moon bay itself as we follow along the coast and head down highway one you'll see gregorio also impacted, here's highway 84 heading out towards long honda as we track off in that direction factly follow highway 84 you'll see that we have a areas like woodside being impacted by this power outage and portola valley just to its south. 2.80 it's not so bad your communities aren't seeing too much in the way of a power outages unless you happen to be on the mountainous side of the peninsula but as we follow 2.80 down you'll see that once we get down towards like cupertino for instance, that's where we start running into power outage issues once again. half of cupertino over is seeing conditions that are as normal. but it's the other half the western half right near 2.80 where we're seeing again those power outages in place all the way down through stevens creek out towards saratoga that's the situation we're seeing as we head down into the south bay. so that sort of situationally highway 17 from los gatos all the way up towards santa cruz, widespread power outages along the entir

. >> in san mateo county the power is expected to be shut off overni in woodside, san gregorio and unincorporated parts of the county. we have live team coverage this afternoon. sandhya patel is monitoring the conditions prompting the shutoffs but we begin with reporter liz kreutz in sonoma county. liz. >> reporter: hi, ama. yes, power has been off in sonoma county, parts of sonoma county and here in santa rosa for more than an hour n some parts power went off as early as 2:00 p.m. that's because it's part of the gradual process of deenergizing the power lines. we're inside santa rosa's emergency operations center. this is where law enforcement, public safety officials are working together with the county and pg&e to monitor outages, monitor traffic and send out those nixel alerts. we want to get a live update with paul from santa rosa fire. i know that you have a realtime map where you've been following. where are the areas most impacted? >> the far east of santa rosa did go without power at 2:20 this afternoon. part of what we're doing here in the emergency operations center is monitoring the c

we have a lot of them on the ocean side as you head through n gregorio up towards half moon bay, yourould very well be in jeopardy tonight at nie decides to shut off the power. the only county of all the 9 bay area counties that looks to be escaping once again, we'll be san francisco county. not much threat there for wildfire activity with the power on or off so they're going to head, it looks like and keep it on. now as i mention when your power get shut off depends on where you are because we could have as you see here on this graphic by pg we could have power shut off as early as what time is it w it's 6.40 so in the next 20 minutes, we could see power shut off. 4 time periods, 4, 5, which includes sonoma county. and then lake napa solano and yolo county so for whatever reason peachey thinks conditions there might warrant power shut off as early as 7 o'clock this morning and then later today for time period 8 and time period 7 it looks like we've got marine county santa clara santa cruz san mateo county alameda and contra costa. you've all been lumped together in those 2 time perio

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and pg&e estimates at the peak 1,000 inan gregorio and that area sim pacted. >> and the power outages started at 2:00 yesterday, and about 2,000 customers in sonoma are in the outage zone, and that includes annapolis, cloverdale, gurnville, hillsburgh, kenwood, larkwood, sonoma, and windsor point, and it is important the tell you that the kinkade fire is now burning towards geyserville right now. >> and in napa about 7,000 customers are out of power there. and they include rutherford and st. helena and deer park and many others. >> and on the yu tills website, you may remember there were problems with the website crashing, and that is not happening this morning which is very good news. you want to look at the pink area, and the pink icons is where the public safety shutoff is happening f. i can zoom in here and get closer, it is going to begin to expand and then you click inside and it will show you how many customers have been affected in this area, and it is 96, and also shows you cause, and the status and the last time it was updated. if you would like more specific information for