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senator jerry hill offered the state golden state energy and 350 was a plan b if pg and e fail today from bankruptcy or failed again to operate the gas and electric services in a safe and reliable manner. golden state energy has been collecting dust when we could try to figure out how to create a replacement for pg sxeshgs and the next slide. where san francisco come in. we need to make golden state energy a reality and that we are asking you all to take that leadership with the board of supervisor for an alternative utility with needs at the center. you could we are asking to you recommend a study golden state energy act and how it can benefit san francisco's grid. because we continuing is time to have the rest of the service territory the municipalities can -- can -- get better service. get become safe and actually put energy in the hands of the people. next slide? >> and so antonio talked about the san francisco puc report we know this pg & e is preventing affordable housing from being built. they are preventing health facilities from operating because as we reclaim our power and e

energy build-out. it is really crucial to understand that if these plans to spend a couple billion dollars taking over pg&e proceed before we proceed with a city wide clean energy build-out that is very problematic and the reason to give you a example, when sacramento took over the wires as public power district from pg&e, they had to fight with pge in court for 20 years to accomplish that. if we are side-lining a couple billion dollars we could respond on clean energy by getting into a decade long fight with pg&e about wires we will not build clean energy fast enough. it is important to build hundred percent clean energy network first then it will make it obvious we should take over the wires- >> i apologize--the speaker time elapsed. thank you for your comment. >> thank you madam clerk. and thank you mr. brooks. seeing no public speakers, public comment is now closed. madam clerk, can you please call item 5? >> item 5 is executive officer's report. members of the public who wish to comment on this item call 415-655-0001. enter meeting id24942221523 and pound twice. if you have not done so already dial

energy build-out. it is really crucial to understand that if these plans to spend a couple billion dollars taking over pg&e proceed before we proceed with a city wide clean energy build-out that is very problematic and the reason to give you a example, when sacramento took over the wires as public power district from pg&e, they had to fight with pge in court for 20 years to accomplish that. if we are side-lining a couple billion dollars we could respond on clean energy by getting into a decade long fight with pg&e about wires we will not build clean energy fast enough. it is important to build hundred percent clean energy network first then it will make it obvious we should take over the wires- >> i apologize--the speaker time elapsed. thank you for your comment. >> thank you madam clerk. and thank you mr. brooks. seeing no public speakers, public comment is now closed. madam clerk, can you please call item 5? >> item 5 is executive officer's report. members of the public who wish to comment on this item call 415-655-0001. enter meeting id24942221523 and pound twice. if you have not done so already dial

. >>> and some californians can look forward to relief on the energy bill. pg&e is giving a credit to people who opted into its power saver rewards program rewards people who reduce energy from four to nine p.m. on certain days. the company says it helped prevent rotating power outages during the heatwaves last year. some 1.6 million people will see that credit applied to the bills over the next two months. it's an average of about $35. >>> all right. let's bring in jeff. lets talk about very comfy temperatures today. it was gorgeous. >> i can tell you are happy with today. that means this weekend, ooh! >> yes. going to be happier because i am not working. >> i see you are making plans like everybody at home. we will tee it up for saturday and sunday. also some updated rain chances here for next week and what i'm seeing. let's move into that microclimate forecast on this friday. and we will take you out here to san jose. look at this. we have got some blue sky. a little bit of cloud cover headed out tonight. no need for the umbrella. 61 degrees. probably okay h

the cpuc, the california public utilities commission, has asked pg&e, other utilities, energy experts to speak at this hearing to address why gas bills spiked in december. i'm sure you saw your bill, pg&e bill, and were shocked like i was, and also to address what can be done to prevent not only future gas spikes but future spikes in the price of electricity. you can see the meeting is still taking place. this is virtual. you can tune in yourself, by the way, and you are welcome to speak in the public comments session towards the end i think in about an hour. there are several reasons we saw high gas prices in california. according to an analysis by the federal government, the weather was colder than usual, which meant more people were using natural gas to heat their homes. natural gas flows from canada were down. there were constraints on the interstate gas pipelines. and gas storage levels in our region were low. pg&e also points out that the drought has played a role. hydroelectric power generation is down because of low water levels, which has forced pg&e to use more natural gas f

senator jerry hill offered the state golden state energy and 350 was a plan b if pg and e fail today tcy or failed again to operate the gas and electric services in a safe and reliable manner. golden state energy has been collecting dust when we could try to figure out how to create a replacement for pg sxeshgs and the next slide. where san francisco come in. we need to make golden state energy a reality and that we are asking you all to take that leadership with the board of supervisor for an alternative utility with needs at the center. you could we are asking to you recommend a study golden state energy act and how it can benefit san francisco's grid. because we continuing is time to have the rest of the service territory the municipalities can -- can -- get better service. get become safe and actually put energy in the hands of the people. next slide? >> and so antonio talked about the san francisco puc report we know this pg & e is preventing affordable housing from being built. they are preventing health facilities from operating because as we reclaim our power and energy folks

in this letter, governor newsom asked the federal government's energy watch dog to investigate. pg&e said it supports the government's call. to some, it resembles the 2000, 2001 energy crisis. back then -- secretly recorded phone calls exposed insiders' scheme to intentionally take power plants down, to push prices up in california. >> get a little creative. >> these are hard cases to actually investigate. >> the professor is faculty director of the energy institute. we asked him if he sees any parallels between the crisis in 2000 and natural gas today. >> i do see parallels in the set-up, at least. >> reporter: he said federal investigators should be looking for signs someone manipulated the gas market at your expense. why were pipelines offline and storage tanks low right when california clearly needed gas? >> did that put some players in the market in a position to make it even worse? as we saw happen in 2000, 2001? >> he says connecting the dots will take time. >> i suspect it will be many months and possibly into 2024. >> there are extra charges. >> mark welcomes an investigat

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the largest energy cartel in state, pg&e wants to bury thousands of miles of power lines, that soundsy will pass on the savings in form of higher energy bills to consumers. just 10% of the transmission line burial will cost taxpayers 15 billion. lower income residents will bear the brunt. and they will find it expense offer to retrofit their los angeles over priced homes with new -- their over price homed with new electrical systems, the sk state violates basic economic acxioms, and unlike ana. amputate the lizard tail cell not fix itself or grow back overnight. if the intention is to run the state into the ground and provide anyone with the means to leave. gavin newsom has delivered words but no action. in a state plagued by crime and homelessness is about to suffer colossal economic doom in the name of economic fanaticism. rick perry, says that californian ambitions they be too high,. >> california you know dancing on the head of a pin if you will. or attempting to. they will fall off. the fact is you cannot guarantee power to that many people with the projections they are laying ou

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pg&e have 40 alternative energy projects in the pipeline. so it moving along.nd kristen we'll continue to follow the progress of this very interesting work. kristen: excited to hear that researches believe there's a link between pollution and depression. the study looked at nine million medical recipients. those who live in area with air pollution, more of it were more likely to be depressed. the stud by was larry: plus all the breathing conditions. you don't want all that we've had clear skies. we're looking pretty good this weekend. >> let's see if there's any rain in our future? sandhya: we do have a little. that's the key. looklet's look at live doppler. you will notice that a few drops is showing up. get those umbrellas ready as we are expecting it to bring showers later on tonight going into tomorrow morning. we go hour by hour. and you will notice them coming tow the region late tonight, early tomorrow morning it will be our best opportunity for more widespread shower. the sierra will get a few inches of snow. by tomorrow early afternoon you'll starting

pg and e customers can soon expect to see a special credit on their bills as they face sky high energy bills this winter. the california public utilities commission today ordered pg and e and other utilities across the state to accelerate a special climate credit that residential customers would otherwise receive. in april, the credit of roughly 90 to $120 is expected to show up on bills as soon as possible. the cpuc says the move will provide immediate relief to families as natural gas prices have risen to alarming levels. very weather or not as cold tonight because we actually have a storm system offshore that it's going to be here first thing tomorrow morning as the weather pattern is changing. we're talking about multiple systems back in the picture, and the first one is getting closer to our coastline. the bulk of this will be early tomorrow morning. so friday will not be a washout. don't think it'll be raining all day long. we could have some sunny breaks into the afternoon hours. heaviest rain will be tomorrow morning. three a.m. to seven a.m. and wins will be a factor as well g

the steps pg&e is taking as energy prices soar. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. a very good friday morning to you. thank you for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >>> mike is going to have a look at the commute, but first we want to start with the forecast. it's a lot warmer this morning. >> it's because of the cloud cover, the rain approaching, and it probably doesn't feel that nice when the rain comes down because we're seeing it closing in even on the south bay and parts of the east bay. but as we are looking at the heaviest rain, it's on the peninsula with a light, steady rain in much of the north bay. so the heavy rain has moved through, it's shifting a little farther south, moving into oakland, as well as all the way up and down 880. we'll continue to see it filling in for the tri-valley in the next few minutes. it is really dumping down on the peninsula right now. all areas, either 280, 101, doesn't matter, you're going to have a rough

pg. says the credits will be applied automatically to energy statements in february and march. the cost to ride the golden gate transit might go up as soon as this july. the district says it's facing a projected 5 year deficit of more than 400 million dollars because ridership has not come back to pre-pandemic levels. so they're going to be holding some public meetings to get some input on these proposed fare increases. they say there are 4 different proposals. 2 of them include an increase of $0.25 each over the next 5 years. the other 2 would raise cash fares by either 3% or 4% for trips between the north bay and san francisco. the prices increase that could go into effect. also for bus ferrying pair transit rates could start july 1st. coming up next during our 3.30 block, the white house is turning its focus now to the war in ukraine ahead of next week's one-year mark of russia's invasion. >> the latest efforts to support ukraine and the latest on the chemical train derailment in ohio with senator says it is left fish dead in nearby creek. the governor is also responding abo

on your energy bills from pg and e usually in april and october, but the cpuc moved up that rebate toebruary to give ratepayers some relief. now all these natural gas prices are so high we'll send it back to you, andre. alright ali. thank you. rescue and recovery operations continue in the cold and snow of southern turkey as he confirmed death toll from monday's quake passes 6000 foxes foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has more from turkey. that was it was it was it was george. dramatic rescues has thousands of first responders remain hard at work following two major earthquakes in the turkey syria border region. the first was the biggest measuring 7.8 magnitude thousands died as buildings collapsed, and now countless more are trapped beneath the rubble. we need to be dug out around 6000 buildings collapsed . totally i can only pray and i can only wish that casualties don't go up. the situation is even worse. it's on the syrian side of the border, where many earthquake victims are already living in dire conditions. officials there say efforts are now underway to find temporary

pg. and e says the credits will be applied automatically to energy statement in february and march. >> san francisco's health department says the city's covid public health emergency will end at the end of this month. staff members and hospitals skilled nursing facilities in jail settings will still be required to wear a mask. but members of the public in those places will not be required to wear masks. earlier today we spoke with doctor peter chin. hong from ucsf. he says vaccination status should play a big role in deciding whether to mask up or not. >> yes, i think, you if somebody is up to date on vaccines and physically they've gotten covid in the last 3 so they're probably not going to have a high chance of getting it even with a lot of virus circulating around for those people, for example, who haven't gotten vaccine, all got it got exposed to it. and the last year or so. and their new compromise that lynn, things maybe a little bit more you know, i risk. sonoma county also plans to end its covid emergency declaration by the end of this month. >> all right. let's take a live look ou

your money pg and they're going to give bill credits to customers who ashley save energy during the heat waves last year. they plan to give about $35 on average in bill credits to 1.6 million customers who are a part of the power saver rewards program. they say the customers reduce the electricity they use during flex alerts. they also help reduce stress on the power grid pg. says those credits are going to be applied automatically too energy statement in february and march. we could certainly use a james because i know my bill was in these cold temperatures are having each of these overnight has not been helping off. we've got john in the weather center. our overnight lows going to be. >> climbing up at some point are we stuck him here in the 30's and 40's. so this weekend they shouldn't be quite as cold this morning, even though we're still in the 30's and 40's were not. >> quite as chilly as yesterday. most of us are hovering right above freezing. but it has certainly been feeling like the middle of winter. in fact, this entire season has really been coming through for us between the

pg. and e says the company is going to give credits for bills. this is for customers who saved energylast year's heat waves. >> the plan is to give an average credit of $35 to roughly 1.6 million customers who are part of the power saver rewards program. every little bit helps. they managed to reduce their electricity during a flex alerts and that helped, of course, to reduce stress on the power grid. the credit will be applied automatically to energy statements in february and march. the cost, right? golden gate transit might be going up. the district says that's because it's facing a projected 5 year deficit of more than 400 million dollars. the problem ridership has not come back to pre-pandemic levels. they will be holding public meetings to get input on those fare hikes of the proposed hikes. there are 4 different proposals to them include an increase of $0.25 for each of the next 5 years. the other 2 would raise cash fares by either 3% or 4% for trips between the north bay and san francisco. the price increases would take effect for bus ferry and paratransit rates beginning july

. >> well, for your money pg and e they're actually going to be giving bill credits to customers to save energy waves that happen last year. the plan to give about $35 on average in bill credits to some 1.6 million customers who are all part of the power saver reward program. they say the customers, they did a good job because they reduce the electricity used during those flex alert. so we at they also help reduce stress on the power grid as well pg and e says the credits are going to be applied automatically to energy statements in march and february. so you'll have to call in about those credits. >> look, credit card debt in the u.s. has hit a record high at the end of last year. this as inflation remains stubbornly high, according to the federal reserve bank of new york credit card balances increased to 986 billion dollars in the last 3 months of 2022, the latest data pretty significant reversal from 2 years ago when americans rapidly paid off their credit card debt with the stimulus money that they received. it is 6.52. we'll be received. it is 6.52. we'll be right back. you go by lots of t

pg sxeshgs. i wonder i know this silicon valley clean energy offered a 10% discount for the rate. is there a similar discount plan for the middle and low income households? >> thank you for your question. cleanpowersf rates as of the end of december were offering providing a 3% savings to customers on a bill basis. so one important point to make here is sometimes the savings are represented against generation rates. or not prosecute against bills. one thing we tried to do for cleanpowersf program in communicating how our service the cost of service compares to pg sxeshgs generation is on a bill base i people understands bills. and i make that point i'm not clear if -- the silicon valley reference is to the generation rate or the bill in but as the end of december cleanpowersf offered a 3% services 3% lower cost on a bill basis than pg and e service. that would aplay to the e electorate we proposed to the commission adopted on january 10th. i mentioned the end of december because i think one of the callers on the last y. referenced rate changes. we are in the process of calculating

energy. number one, the biggest power provider in california is pg&e. their lines, they've burned down many of our communities, gave that money to their stockholders. and secondly, we've moved to this energy, green energy, at the same time reducing gas plants in california. so our grid is antiquated, we're getting off of gas which we use to produce that energy, and then we're going green at the same time. so in some times in california we overproduce green energy and actually have to sell that to other states, and other times we're short. so our grid's in peril. on top of that, gavin newsom came up with by 2502035 we're going to be charging -- 2035, we're going to be charging all these cars, 30 million cars in california with electricity that we don't have. ashley: right. and certain times of the day when you're not allowed to, you know, juice up, as say -- they say. i want to move on to this next story, senator dianne feinstein's team just revealed she's not going to seek re-election last year, but it seems as though someone forgot to tell her. listen t

. >> well, for your money, if you save energy during heat waves last year will pg and e they want to give you some money. they're going to be about $35 on average in bill credits to 1.6 million customers who are part of the how are saver rewards program. they say those customers reduce their electrical use during flex alerts and they help prevent power outages. so pg and e says see these credits on your february and march bills will need to call. just take note of >> credit card debt in the u.s. has hit a record high at the end of last year. inflation is still stubbornly high, according to the federal reserve bank of new york credit card balances increased to 986 billion dollars in the last 3 months of 2022, the latest data is a significant reversal from 2 years ago when americans rapidly paid off credit card debt with the stimulus money they receive from the government. >> we'll take a break in a 50 to be right back. >> 6.54, is the time. and gamers get ready, especially if your supermarket fan because super nintendo world at universal studios officially opens today and we were able

. >> for your money this morning, pg e is giving credits to customers who saved energy during heat wavest year. they'll be giving out about $35 on average in bill credits to 1.6 million customers who are part of the power saver rewards program. they say the customers reduced their electricity they use during flex alerts and that help reduce stress on the power grid beach. and he says those credits will be applied automatically to customer bills in february and march. >> still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news at thousands of teslas being recalled for >> problems with their self-driving feature. going to tell you the models we call lies too. plus, we're taking a look at super nintendo world at universal studios. take there now. we'll tell you about the different attractions and the features they have and i know this morning's cold, but this afternoon gets a little nicer are looking at some low 60's to even mid 60's in areas like san jose all the way up to 64 in tomorrow and sunday, even more mild. >> 7.40, is the time. and this just in the 5 former memphis police officers charged in the d

. >> for your money this morning, if you save energy during the heat waves last year will pg e wants some money they're going to be giving out. $35 on average in bill credits to about 1.6 million customers who are part of the power savers rewards program. they say those customers reduce their electrical use during flex alerts and help prevent power outages pg says you'll see those credits on your february and march bills. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, thousands of teslas are being recalled were problems with its self-driving features. we tell you the cars affected coming up. and get your tickets. now. the and dan rather at man and the wasp return to the big screen in the latest movie from marvel. we have a sneak peek for you. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-cla

laid off 12,000 employees to save costs well, pg and e customers expect to see a special credit on your bills soon as you deal with those really high energy bills this winter yesterday, the california puc ordered pg and e and other utility companies statewide. to speed up a special climate credit that residential customers would otherwise we're getting in april that credit of about 90 to $120 is expected to show up on your bill as soon as possible to, cpuc says that will provide immediate relief to families as the price of natural gas has gone up a lot. the state has rejected housing plans for more than 100 bay area cities and counties, including berkeley's eight year housing plan. city and county leaders were required to turn in proposals to the state about how they plan to build more housing in the years to come. the deadline was this week, state regulators said the city of berkley did not fully analyzed potential housing sites and our cities have been warned and missing. the deadline could have major consequences. berkeley's mayor, jesse eric gagne, says the rejection came as a surprise , but he says he thinks the city is on the right

for your money pg and e is going to give bill credits to customers who saved energy during last year's heat waves. >> the utility plans to give about $35 on average in bill credits to some 1.6 million customers. part of the power saver rewards program. the company says the customers reduced electricity use during flex alerts, helping reduce stress on the power grid. p g says the credits will be applied automatically to energy statements in february and march. well, the costa right golden gate transit may go up as soon as this july. the transportation district says it faces a projected 5 year deficit of more than 400 million dollars because ridership has not come back to pre-pandemic levels. they are holding public meetings now to get input on those proposed fare increases. they say there are 4 different proposals. 2 of them include an increase of $0.25 each of the next 5 years. the other 2 options would raise cash fares by either 3% or 4% for trips between the north bay and san francisco. the price increases would go into effect for bus ferry and pair transit rates starting july. 1st.

pg and e plans to give bill credits to customers who helped conserve energy and prevent rotating powering last summer's heat waves p genie will provide about $35 on average and bill credits to some 1.6 million customers. those customers participated in p. genies power saver rewards program rewards customers who reduced their energy use on days when callous, so issues of flex alert or energy emergency alert watch. football fans that that big rather on the super bowl and set a new record for legal online sports betting more than 100 million transactions replaced during super bowl weekend that is up 25% compared to last year, according to geo comply. it is a company that tracks are verified. online sports bettors locations super bowl 57 was the first one played in a state where sports gambling is legal. we are coming into some very pleasant weather in time for your holiday weekend. get a load of that sunset right behind me have a mix of clouds and sunshine this afternoon as a storm again remains off the coastline earlier in the week, we thought it may actually brush areas along the coast

meantime, pg and e says the company is giving credits on bills to customers too. saved energy during last year's heat waves. the plan is to give an average credit of $35 to roughly 1.6 million customers who are part of the power saver rewards program. they managed reduce electricity use during flex alerts, which helped, of course, to reduce the stress on the power grid, the credit will be applied automatically to energy statements and february and march. a heads up for bart riders. the transit agency says some trains and east bay will not be running this weekend. >> hart says crews will be replacing more than 7,000 feet of rail between the rockridge and lafayette stations. there will be a free bus bridge in place. but bart says riders should expect up to 30 minute long delays. the lime scooter company is reaffirming its commitment to operating in san francisco. after reports that rival scooter company bird is pulling out of the city lines. statement follows reports from the san francisco chronicle that bird has informed the city's municipal transportation agency that it would

energy and fire safety. metallic balloons caused more than 400 power outages across pg needs service areas in northern and centralifornia last year. time now. 5 14 san francisco district attorney, brooke jenkins plans to throw out the charges against the police officer accused of shooting. and killing an unarmed man five years ago, officer chris sammy yoga pleaded not guilty to felony charges, including manslaughter. now the police were chasing key it o'neill after a robbery and carjacking, and when o'neill got out of a stolen van and ran past the police car, investigators say, that's when officers samayoa shadow kneel. in a letter obtained by the chronicle district attorney, jenkins told state attorney general rob bonta. she thinks the case was filed. child for political reasons by former d a chaser boudin. district attorney, jenkins said. quote i cannot pursue this case out of political convenience. given the conflicts editor risen, the evidentiary problems and the complete lack of good faith surrounding the filing of this matter. we cannot ethically proceed with this prosecution chronicles reporting that a law

gasia special credit on their bills as they face sky high energy bills this winter and the california public utilities commission today ordered pg and e and other utilities across the state to accelerate a special climate credit that residential customers would otherwise receive. an april the credit of roughly 90 to $120 is expected to show up on bills. as soon as possible. the cpuc says the move will provide immediate relief to families as natural gas prices have risen to alarming levels. well, the new survey shows that california's are bracing for a tough economy despite low unemployment and the easing of the pandemic public policy institute of california found that 66% of californians expect economic difficulties this year . six out of 10 californians say high prices have caused financial hardships for their households and seven out of 10. californians view homelessness as a big problem for the state survey director mark baldassare spoke with us at four about the findings. as much as the governor and mayors and local officials have been trying to do things. about homelessness to bring brings homes to the homeless. uh most cal

pg&e bill. the california public utilities commission tried to investigate how and why our heating and power bills and energyre getting so high. here is scott butman. >> a cold winter led to red-hot natural gas prices and skyhigh power bills that caught many people off guard. >> my bill was $311 and usually around $90. >> probably 1 1/2 times as to pay ellis. >> the governor is urging federal regulators to investigate price mental manipulation releasing a statement talking about sticker shock and sang his office is taking action now to provide relief to help with those high gas bills. >> as a senior who wears three layers of clothes to bed and doesn't turn on my heat because i can't afford it. >> meanwhile the california public utilities commission held a virtual hearing today bringing energy experts together to try to explain to frustrated rate payers why prices have spiked. >> you just don't use your heater. and our heat is only 62 degrees. that's how to cut down the cost. >> it's shocking by any stretch of the imagination. >> this man represents ratepayers as part of the cpuc. he admits rates are unaccept

. >>> energy bills have been a big deal in the bay area lately. bob redell has more. >> reporter: i'm sure you saw your pgss what can be done to address future spikes in natural gas. there was a virtual meeting and we learned there were several reasons we saw high gas prices in california. according to an analysis by the federal government, the weather was colder than usual. there were constraints on the interstate gas pipeline. pg&e points out the drought played a role. there were low water levels which forced pg&e to use more natural gas. the utility said it doesn't mark up the cost of gas. according to the cpuc we paid an extra $45 for gas this january compared to last. about 30 more dollars this february compared to last february. in december people were paying $200 or more than last december. >>> our other top story, president biden will give his state of the union address tonight at 6:00 p.m. several people from the bay area will be in attendance. national focus has been intense in california on storms and mass shootings. a farm worker advocate will be there from half moon bay. >> i'm hoping today h

federal energy regulatory commission to look into whether there was quote, market manipulation or anticompetitive behavior among natural gas pipeline operators from out of state now. as for pg needs proposed rate hikes separate rate hikes over the next four years, only the cpuc can stop or limit those so mark tony with the advocacy group utility reform network, recommends people who are upset with the cost of their pg and e bill should contact the cpuc to voice their concerns. we have that number. i'm the website to do that on our website ktvu .com andre and garcia back to you, ali rasmus. thank you. new at noon bear ebay zoom has announced it's cutting 15% of its workforce. this announcement came today in a blog post from the ceo eric johan. he said the san jose based company plans to lay off 1300 workers. unclear how many of those jobs are in the bay area. in the blog post, he noted the company had tripled its workforce during the pandemic when many people were forced to work from home and turned to the video chat software zoom offers. he said the company needs to adapt to the uncertainty of the global economy. numbers are out of turkey and syria this afternoon, and it sh

she is the ceo of pg&e, which had a great quarter, and she said, you know, she talks to them all the time because obviously, one of the -- obviously doesn't want a bad energy, i found it interesting. i thought there was no team. i thought it was just him. i thought there was an "i" in team but no she says, these people are incredible and it's a reminder of who this guy is a week ago, i saw a big launch, big spacex launch coming up, and you forget that he has been a major change to the gdp in our country. just in terms of, like, being in charge of industries that i think people thought we had ceded to the chinese we haven't we haven't ceded anything. our inferiority complex is really bugging the heck out of me >> really quick, before we get to bob, any trap doors here near 39, 45, as some suggest? >> the vicks is the one to watch. vicks is kind of exploding here. but i just don't -- i think that you started out correctly by saying a lot of the technicians are saying, we could be -- we're shaking out to a bottom. now, again, we need to see -- they're not -- we have not reached where i need my checklist, but i need to see the s&p go lower in order for it to g

time now, 607 if you're a pg and e customers expect to see a special credit on your bill soon as you're facing those really sky high energyr yesterday, the california public utilities commission ordered pj need and other utilities statewide to excel array to special climate credit. that residential customers would otherwise get in april that credit of about 90 to $120 is expected to show up on your bill as soon as possible, cpuc says. that will provide immediate relief to families as natural gas prices have risen to sky high levels. the state has rejected housing plans from more than 100 bay area cities and counties among them berkeley's eight year housing plan, known as the housing elements, city and county officials were required to turn in proposals to the state about how they plan to build more housing in the years to come this week now, state regulators said the city of berkley did not fully analyzed potential housing sites and now cities have been warned that missing the deadline could have big consequences. berkeley mayor jesse era, green says it was a surprise to have berkeley's plan rejected but feels they are on