alta bates will turn into a specialized center. well, pg&e back in the headlines. the utility is moving power lines underground near high fire risk areas. this is to reduce power outages to thousands of homes. pg&e has safety triggers on its power lines in areas of high wildfire risk. so right now, when a branch or tree a tree line, it hits that line. the power cuts off immediately to avoid sparking a fe. it started four years ago in san jose's almaden valley, but neighbors say they lose per multiple times a year. pg&e says putting more than a mile of power lines underground will help prevent that. well, it used to be blackouts all the time. you know, we lost power consistently. so with this work, we are obviously continuing to improve wildfire safety as well as releliabilityor our customers in south san jose. this project is expected to help nearly 10,000 customers when it's completed this june. the company has plans for nine more projects like this in san jose. now, we asked pg&e if projects like this are funded by current rates, or if it's going to need a separa

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alta bates in the last timeline, was set to close in 2030. which begs the question, what happens in those three years before that new campus is fully operational? >> so sutter health says that it does expect the state to grant them an extension, especially because they do have a replacement on the way. so they're hoping that that will fill that gap in the three years. they also mentioned that across the state, there are 250 hospitals right now that are out of compliance. claudine. >> certainly anything that doesn't create a lapse in services would be very important. all right. thank you, betty, for that report. and three suspects are charged with kidnaping after being accused of taking an elderly man from a novato nursing facility. police say the suspects rolled 60 year old dean birx out of the nevada health care center in a wheelchair on saturday. marin county sheriff's deputies caught the suspects on highway 101 in sausalito. birx was found and taken to a hospital. one of the suspects is a woman who is related to birx, but not a relative. o

the new medical center will replace the acute care services at the alta bates ashby campus in berkeley. it is scheduled to partially close by the year 2030. >> emeryville was selected because of this ideal campus 12 acres, two buildings to provide ambulatory. we really want to be able to improve access for patients, to make appointments, get the most advanced care possible in the time that they need it. >> now, the city of emeryville says sutter health will be the city's biggest employer. sutter health says it right now serves about 480,000 patients, and with this new campus, they should be able to almost double that number. >> time is 708 and we do have traffic that is going to be busy this morning. if you are driving on some of these commutes, let's go to the richmond san rafael bridge. i want to show you the traffic is going to be slow and it slows from the richmond parkway all the way out toward the toll plaza, and then it looks much better. if you are driving on highway four this morning, highway four traffic is slow coming in from somersville road all the way out. i think the fog

. >> the new medical center will replace acute care services at the alta bates ashby campus in berkeley. sutter health had said it intended to close the hospital by 2030, because it's out of compliance with the state's seismic safety standards. after the move to emeryville, the berkeley site will be repurposed as an ambulatory surgery center, urgent care clinic and possibly a skilled nursing facility. the city of emeryville said it welcomes the new development, as sutter health will be the city's largest employer. >> i think that the very fact that it's going to bring it's likely going to double the employment, the traffic coming into our city. so i think it's definitely going to be a very good, very good economic stimulator. >> sutter health says it currently serves about 480,000 patients in the east bay. and with this new campus, they can nearly double it to about 800,000 patients. in emeryville, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> the san francisco department of public health says it is continuing to see a decline in overdose deaths. the city says the medical examiner reported 59 overdo

the new medical center will replace the acute care services at the alta bates ashby campus in berkeley. >> children as young as two years old have been left without representation in immigration court. after the trump administration suspended a program that helps kids who enter the country alone. now, late tuesday, the administration ordered the acacia center for justice to stop work on its $200 million contract. acacia is a network of 85 organizations across the country that work with children under the age of 18. it represents about 26,000 children and offers legal advice to an additional 100,000. the interior department did not give any reason for the change, but told the organization that it is for, quote, causes outside their control. >> time is now 513. president trump says the federal government should take over and govern the district of columbia. >> i think that we should run it strong, run it with law and order, make it absolutely flawlessly beautiful. and i think we should take over washington, d.c, make it safe. >> he was on air force one last night, and president trump tol

. >> the new medical center will replace acute care servit the alta bates ashby campus in berkeley.er health had said it intended to close the hospital by 2030, because it's out of compliance with the state's seismic safety standards. after the move to emeryville, the berkeley site will be repurposed as an ambulatory surgery center, urgent care clinic and possibly a skilled nursing facility. the city of emeryville said it welcomes the new development, as sutter health will be the city's largest employer. >> i think that the very fact that it's going to bring, it's likely going to double the employment, the traffic coming into our city. so i think it's definitely going to be a very good, very good economic stimulator. >> sutter health says it currently serves about 480,000 patients in the east bay. and with this new campus, they can nearly double it to about 800,000 patients. in emeryville, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> the san francisco medical examiner's office reports that january was the third straight month that drug overdose deaths increased in the city. the medical examiner

the berkeley native worked 75 years at alta bates hospital in berkeley, only missing six days beforeing the crooner back in the 40s. loved her camellia garden just a total delight with a smile that filled up a room. she was the aunt, over 30 nieces and nephews, two generations strong, including one of our directors here at ktvu. and we just wanted to wish the celestial family our very best. elena was 98 years old. >> an incredible life lived. >> oh my gosh. and look at the smile. >> yeah. just contagious. >> indeed. >> well, tying the knot on the most romantic day of the year, a few couples received quite a surprise during their did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?! you gotta w