our cleanpowersf plan to in the event if pg&e is successful in their request at the california public utilities commission our commission on december 8th adopted a resolution similar to the resolution bra you today it rejects or urges the california public utilities commission to reject the proposal pg&e offends it ports it asks the puc to support the ultimate resolution as ms. marshall described that helps mitigate the impact of the p cia request ton cca programs and p cia customers and finally the sfpuc urged the p cia to reexamine the calculation method and the application to cleanpowersf program and other cca programs in state law requires that the investor on collect this fee to maintain the differences for the remaining customers to other domineers departing the san francisco public utilities commission it in challenge it san franciscans san francisco is made up of bundled customers and you know customers that will join the cca program we need to keep both the ratepayer groups incomes and we're asking the california public utilities commission to do the same they should be keeping in mind the bundle

our cleanpowersf plan to in the event if pg&e is successful in their request at the california public utilities commission our commission on december 8th adopted a resolution similar to the resolution bra you today it rejects or urges the california public utilities commission to reject the proposal pg&e offends it ports it asks the puc to support the ultimate resolution as ms. marshall described that helps mitigate the impact of the p cia request ton cca programs and p cia customers and finally the sfpuc urged the p cia to reexamine the calculation method and the application to cleanpowersf program and other cca programs in state law requires that the investor on collect this fee to maintain the differences for the remaining customers to other domineers departing the san francisco public utilities commission it in challenge it san franciscans san francisco is made up of bundled customers and you know customers that will join the cca program we need to keep both the ratepayer groups incomes and we're asking the california public utilities commission to do the same they should be keeping in mind the bundle

the other thing i'll say about mapping is that the california public utilities commission has an active proceeding right now into pg&e's record keeping and their mapping and their mapping on distribution systems so i really can't comment outside of the proceeding more in detail but the investigation is has a number i 14 l 008 and it's an active proceeding. i think we hit the operator procedures. >> one second. supervisor peskin? >> you're saying you don't know if that's codified? >> can you repeat your question. >> you are talking about this case in san bernardino whatever but you don't know whether these issues are codified. >> i did not say that supervisor what i said was a best practice or a prudent practice is not codified in other words i'm sure in my opinion if you go out to repair 2, 3, 4 gas leaks something starts happening when you see a pattern develop i would say it's a best practice and best practices are not you know legislative mandates they are sort of good safety management is what they are. i think it's the lessons learned i think it's as a national leader in pipeline i

the other thing i'll say about mapping is that the california public utilities commission has an activeroceeding right now into pg&e's record keeping and their mapping and their mapping on distribution systems so i really can't comment outside of the proceeding more in detail but the investigation is has a number i 14 l 008 and it's an active proceeding. i think we hit the operator procedures. >> one second. supervisor peskin? >> you're saying you don't know if that's codified? >> can you repeat your question. >> you are talking about this case in san bernardino whatever but you don't know whether these issues are codified. >> i did not say that supervisor what i said was a best practice or a prudent practice is not codified in other words i'm sure in my opinion if you go out to repair 2, 3, 4 gas leaks something starts happening when you see a pattern develop i would say it's a best practice and best practices are not you know legislative mandates they are sort of good safety management is what they are. i think it's the lessons learned i think it's as a national leader in pipeline ind

the other thing i'll say about mapping is that the california public utilities commission has an active proceeding right now into pg&e's record keeping and their mapping and their mapping on distribution systems so i really can't comment outside of the proceeding more in detail but the investigation is has a number i 14 l 008 and it's an active proceeding. i think we hit the operator procedures. >> one second. supervisor peskin? >> you're saying you don't know if that's codified? >> can you repeat your question. >> you are talking about this case in san bernardino whatever but you don't know whether these issues are codified. >> i did not say that supervisor what i said was a best practice or a prudent practice is not codified in other words i'm sure in my opinion if you go out to repair 2, 3, 4 gas leaks something starts happening when you see a pattern develop i would say it's a best practice and best practices are not you know legislative mandates they are sort of good safety management is what they are. i think it's the lessons learned i think it's as a national leader in pipeline i

review and finally making sure that we're reporting all of these incidents to the california public utilities commission so what i'm hoping to get out of this hearing is a real plan of action so that we are not sure what we're gonna do because i'm not walking away right now feeling comfortable that there's clarity as to what happens when this happens again other than ghilotti brothers they are currently working on presenting new contractors okay so what's the procedure? what's gonna be the procedure moving forward? how are we going to hold them accountable? can you give me something that assures the folks here from the neighborhood that we have this under control and we're gonna take action in a way that's not like what we had done before? >> if i may just a couple of seconds here if i wasn't clear, earlier i apologize but it's our intent to have titer contact so there's no confusion or lack of information on either our inspectors parts or otherwise. we intend to have additional supervision on-site and we've had some assurances from pg&e that they will provide additional support as this project moves fo

and then the company as if not improve recommend the california public utilities commission to pull itscan >> reporter: today california public utility commission office conducting its own investigation reviewing records making sure that this company is in compliance with rules and regulations. all of >> pam: cunning on this rainy season to help put a dent on california drought. ryan is back with a new total so far this month. >> reporter: we're doing pretty good for january at least 20 compared to average rainfall totals. and so far for the the totals range between an inch and hayward up to about six and a half inches for santa rosa. now for some perspective and the jalapeno 9798 san jose for the month had 5 in. of rain. this after just shy of 5 in. of rain. and in san francisco had over 12 in. and sitting just the three right now. they have long way to go to meet where we had in 9798 and. at least for as far as the average is concerned running well above average for the most by the for oakland hayward into livermore. february could also be what month so we are not completely open to g

summary and corrective action. >> colleagues, the next presentation comes from the california public utilities commission, the regulatory body that regulates this industry and to present here is charlotte presenter: i'm representing the california public utilities commission. my role is in the safety and enforcement division. i over see the work of the engineers to ensure they are operating in in accordance with the puc requirements. in response to customer complaints regarding to safety and communication facilities. the c puc has begun an investigation which is currently on going. as soon -- since the investigation is still under progress, i cannot comment on the investigation. we can talk about what is being done now. we have reviewed inspection records and other documents pertaining to the incidents. several request have been submitted to pg & e and we are currently awaiting for their response. we know that pg & e contacted the thirty party to perform an analysis to determine the cause of failure. once we have the result we will review them. i can also provide the information to involve pg & e inciden

abc news was from san francisco as they marched to the california public utilities commission.the trio gave this moving concert to support the save roof top solar. they are working to expand solar energy use and make it more affordable. >> i think it's possible to see 100% renewable energy for 100% of the population of the united states. >> thursday, the cpuc will vote on whether to generate more solar energy in california. as we said earlier, this was the day for it. >> it was. it was incredible. sunny skies. going to be a quiet week. at least the next four to five days. live doppler showing we are tracking partly cloudy skies around the coast. there are a few light returns around in hour. there is a weak frontal boundary dipping south of eureka and does have shower activity pushing onshore. kind of an overachieving piece of energy. showers trying to make their way into the north bay overnight tonight. it's not out of the question specifically marin county, napa, sonoma first thing tomorrow morning. there could be a couple of pockets of drizzle. at pier 15, partly cloudy skies

so with the clearinghouse program is an example, the california public utilities commission program, there is not a size limit to that. so we confirm/affirm size and standardss by looking at and requesting their three-years' tax returns, so we can take the average and ensure it meet ours size and standards. >> it used to be a long time ago, we used to be certified by the city and then we started our own. i don't know why we can't do that now? >> certainly if i may, through the chair, it's more than just a lack of resources. for the small business, whether professional services or construction, that small business or micro-lbe/dbe would be certifying many, many times, producing tax returns for the city and county of san francisco and producing that same set of certifications to get certify the feds. same documentation to get certified with state and on top of it, we were asking for that. we have found also through the feedback, yes, we used to do certification and quite burdensome from owners, who said they just produced that information from the city and county and you. >> some peopl

font at the singing "here comes the sun" they marched from the phoenix hotel to the california public utilities commissione the moving concert to support the group, save rooftop solar. the group is working to expand solar energy use and make it more affordable. >> i believe it's possible in our lifetime to see 100% renewable information from 100% of the population of the united states. >> thursday the cpuc will vote on whether to generate more solar energy in california. this is the day for it. >> here comes the sun, the theme for the week ahead. a quiet start to the work and school week, and then track the next chance of a storm. you notice also you move to the north a little bit, live doppler 7hd is tracking a cold front over eureka and is bringing showers onshore, and we're seeing a few return. not out of the question in sonoma and map -- napa could see a light sprinkle. tonight, clouds off the cold front dipping to the south but a gorgeous sunset. a picture perfect to end the weekend ask it's go going to stay quiet at these through thursday. so a live look outside our camera atop the exploratorium at

. >>> in sacramento, the state senate passed two bills and it reigned in the california public utility commission on the heels of accusations that p uc was too cozy with the utilities. it would require more transparency and lim private communications. governor brown vee today similar bill last october and now they are involved in a possible compromise. >>> an unusual theft from a farm in central california. >>> i feel violated. bull semen worth tens of thousands of dollars. >>> so much more fun to be the mayor of oakland. thank you. >>> plus seth curry taking time off the courts to help kids live healthy. >> his message to kids in the east bay. >>> we get to the next couple of days and turn our passengers to wet weather and what we can except for wednesday coming up. >>> suspects repeated for a spring of burglaries in palo alto. and whether the suspects cob responsible for other crimes. yesterday citizens noticed a car in a parking lot that matched the description of a stolen car from malpetis. when police tried to talk to the suspects they ran away. they were booked into the santa clear rang jai

font at the singing "here comes the sun" they marched from the phoenix hotel to the california public utilities commissionio gave the moving concert to support the group, save rooftop solar. the group is working to expand solar energy use and make it more affordable. >> i believe it's possible in our lifetime to see 100% renewable information from 100% of the population of the united states. >> thursday the cpuc will vote on whether to generate more solar energy in california. this is the day for it. >> here comes the sun, the theme for the week ahead. a quiet start to the work and school week, and then track the next chance of a storm. you notice also you move to the north a little bit, live doppler 7hd is tracking a cold front over eureka and is bringing showers onshore, and we're seeing a few return. not out of the question in sonoma and map -- napa could see a light sprinkle. tonight, clouds off the cold front dipping to the south but a gorgeous sunset. a picture perfect to end the weekend ask it's go going to stay quiet at these through thursday. so a live look outside our camera atop the exploratori

a judge from the california public utilities commission is recommending sweeping new restrictions, among them requiring more transparency for calculating fares, proof of liability insurance, and more vehicle inspections. one thing that the proposal does not include is mandatory fingerprinting for uber and lift drivers which is a current requirement for taxi drivers. [horning honking ] >>> and uber drivers as you see staged a honk in outside the company's san francisco headquarters yesterday. they are upset about the decision to lower fares by 12 to 27%. some of the protesters had written messages taped to their cars. one message claimed that drivers work 80 hours a week and earn $600 after all the fees. >>> crab pots remain idle. it's typically the dungeness crab season. governor brown was requested to send a state of emergency request to the federal government. >> reporter: when super bowl tourists come to san francisco. many people will be looking for a taste of this. fresh dungeness crab, an icon of fisherman's wharf. what's not great for the fishermen is that the crab season has not

according to the california public utilities commission web side, san francisco deluxe sightseeing is properly licensed and insured. in san francisco, melly wood row, abc 7 news. >>> apple is trying to come up with a permanent fix with a battery problem. the glitch has been incredibilitily informing owners that the iphones have been -- have more power left than they actually do. apple has determined the issue comes up with the phone switches time zones either mannelly or automatically. if your iphone 6-s or 6s-plus is having this probable, contact apple support for help. >>> we're tracking more rain coming our way. >> we do have another storm coming. i'll show you where we're seeing isolated showers, mainly an vacavil vacaville, some slick roadways in the area. temperatures are pretty mild, mid 50s to low 60s as we look at the rainfall totals. more than 3 inches of rain, san francisco, santa rosa, oakland almost 2 inches livermore, you picked up more than an inch. next storm coming in will be a lot like the one thatju just passed through. next storm arrives overnight. rainy and windy,

decision affecting anyone who switched to solar energy just about an hour ago, the california public utilities commission to keep the current solar incentives program in place. that program allows solar users to sell back unused power to utility companies. >>> might have some trouble getting solar power today. not a lot of sunshine. >> not a lot. we continue to see the clouds in the area. let's check in with the weather watcher. at this particular time, several people checking in it. i want to see this one right here because the storm is first going to bring us some rain to the north. willie in sonoma says no rain as of yet. and, in fact, he said this morning, he was picking up a beautiful sunrise and the now gray skies. 59 degrees. that's charlie in vallejo. hi, charlie. no rain, he said, there. but according to our hi-def doppler radar, we have some light precipitation in and around our microclimates. john hanson sent me this picture minutes ago rain on pine mountain in willits about 120 miles to the north of vallejo. closer to ukiah. he has wind and rain. that's what's coming this way. our hi-def dopp

the california public utilities commission says uber failed to provide information that would help regulators determine if drivers were discriminating against riders. the cpuc is also holding uber in contempt. >>> a bay area teenager tased at school by police. >> put your hands behind your back! >> what we're learning about the moments that led up to that confrontation. >>> plus an east bay shelter with more dogs than it can handle. the efforts now to find these pets a new home. >> it is a nasty afternoon commute. we talked about how the rain would impact that but we've got more rain to talk about and more commutes that will be impacted. life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need health insurance get it. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> a fairfield high school student is facing charges after getting into a scuffle with a police officer. >> put your hands behind your back! >> cell phone video captured the incident. the officer used a taser on the student after he allegedl

police drugged and alcohol tested the drivera cording to the california public utilities commission, website, san francisco deluxe sight seeing is properly licensed and insured. the tour bus company's attorney tells me he's hoping surveillance video will shed light on the accident. the building's security employees tell me they've been instructed only to release the video to law enforcement. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> starting today, for the first time in three years, people in pakistan can log on to you tube, some of it. the government added permission after you tube added country specific filters. you tube has been blocked in pakistan since 2012 since posting a trailer of "innocence of muslims". it led to deadly protests. >>> many people got the day off in honor of dr. martin luther king, junior, others, made it a day on. they built bridges in the community by planting redwood trees. >> it's tough work. >> many rocks. >> but a worthy goal. it takes patience. and precision. in what has become a tradition. >> i'm here with my parents and sisters. we come here every mlk day to h

the california public utilities commission ordered the fines for failing to report requirements and didn't provide information on a number of topics including the number of handicapped riders and accessible vehicles. >> after a couple weeks of uncertainty, 49ers named a new head coach. chip kelly gets the job. >> larry, they're calling this a bold move. >> extremely bold. last year the 49ers wanted warm, fuzzy and likable, so they promoted tomsula. now, you're hiring chip kelly. he is never going to win mr. congeniality. fired after three years in philly, he traded away eagles best players and alienated many of those that remained. how is he going to get along with new niner players? and the general manager? what does this mean for collin kaepernick. did he learn from the time in philly? can he change? steve young thinks he can. >> i think in the long term, you look at shanahan, and you look at belictime, they learn. they fix the things that are wrong. he comes into a situation where he can make amends and do things he wants to do. i think it's not a bad spot for him. they seem to be getti

the california public utilities commission ordered the fines for failing to report requirements and didn't provide information on a number of topics including the number of handicapped riders and accessible vehicles. >> after a couple weeks of uncertainty, 49ers named a new head coach. chip kelly gets the job. >> larry, they're calling this a bold move. >> extremely bold. last year the 49ers wanted warm, fuzzy and likable, so they promoted tomsula. now, you're hiring chip kelly. he is never going to win mr. congeniality. fired after three years in philly, he traded away eagles best players and alienated many of those that remained. how is he going to get along with new niner players? and the general manager? what does this mean for collin kaepernick. did he learn from the time in philly? can he change? steve young thinks he can. >> i think in the long term, you look at shanahan, and you look at belichick. second time, they learn. they fix the things that are wrong. he comes into a situation where he can make amends and do things he wants to do. i think it's not a bad spot for him. they see

police drugged and alcohol tested the driver a cording to the california public utilities commission,sco deluxe sight seeing is properly licensed and insured. the tour bus company's attorney tells me he's hoping surveillance video will shed light on the accident. the building's security employees tell me they've been instructed only to release the video to law enforcement. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> starting today, for the first time in three years, people in pakistan can log on to you tube, some of it. the government added permission after you tube added country specific filters. you tube has been blocked in pakistan since 2012 since posting a trailer of "innocence of muslims". it led to deadly protests. >>> many people got the day off in honor of dr. martin luther king, junior, others, made it a day on. they built bridges in the community by planting redwood trees. >> it's tough work. >> many rocks. >> but a worthy goal. it takes patience. and precision. in what has become a tradition. >> i'm here with my parents and sisters. we come here every mlk day to help work, and donate

>>mark: the california public utilities commission will hold a round of hearings to the and pg&e pipelinearmel the explosion could face another fine. >>darya: the got the call on to the clock monday night and said someone was in her backyard pound in her bedroom window to officers found a man with a clock type of guard to in the backyard of the home of both officers opened fire killing the man. >>mark: another bill was proposed as with the required the department of public health's to collect lawmakers introduced two bills and the closing bell legal loophole that the firearm and tractors and blue buttons on guns those of our fallen rapidly exchange and the hip magazines for four rounds. >>darya: the virus is spread by mosquitoes and is most devastating affects happen in infants the cdc is recommending a pregnant women should get screened for the is it the virus if they have traveled to the areas that have been affected overseas they said and in hawaii in was born with physical violence and cases are popping up now and florida and illinois the cdc said the woman who did travel to those are

the bus before the accident because city sightseeing never registered it with the california public utilities commission. the chp collision report could be released next month. 20 people were injured in that november 13th crash. >> discouraging teenagers from a popular high school game where kids used toy guns to ambush other students. >> the game assassin is being played by local seniors. participants buy into the game to get the name of another senior that they try to assassinate using mock weapons. last year, a high school senior accidentally crashed her car into this house while playing aa assassins. >> turns himself in this week on charges he sexually abused the daughter of a former girlfriend. >> police say this abuse happened more than 10 years ago. investigators received a mandatory report of child abuse from a sigh kolgs who was talking with the victim who was now in her 20s. there's no indication that there will be any other victims involved in this case. >> san jose police are hoping this video of a burglary will help someone recognize the identity of these two thieves. the suspects got in th

review and finally making sure that we're reporting all of these incidents to the california public utilities commission so what i'm hoping to get out of this hearing is a real plan of action so that we are not sure what we're gonna do because i'm not walking away right now feeling comfortable that there's clarity as to what happens when this happens again other than ghilotti brothers they are currently working on presenting new contractors okay so what's the procedure? what's gonna be the procedure moving forward? how are we going to hold them accountable? can you give me something that assures the folks here from the neighborhood that we have this under control and we're gonna take action in a way that's not like what we had done before? >> if i may just a couple of seconds here if i wasn't clear, earlier i apologize but it's our intent to have titer contact so there's no confusion or lack of information on either our inspectors parts or otherwise. we intend to have additional supervision on-site and we've had some assurances from pg&e that they will provide additional support as this project moves fo

the cities would have to report their findings to california's public utilities commission. currently, chp inspects the tour buses. according to the assemblyman, they only inspect 30%. >> we need more eyes on the operators to make sure the buses are safe. >> reporter: representatives would want san francisco and san francisco's bike coalition were at today's news conference. they believe the time to act is now. >> i think it's a great idea. it's something that has been unness u uninnoceu unnoticed. >> reporter: this bill needs to go through a number of committees. as for specifics on the inspection protocols, the assemblyman will leave that up to chp. >>> a gunman is on the loose after a house to house search in east san jose. crime scene tape divided the neighborhood. police, as you can see, fanning out looking for the suspect. the victim is expected to recover. detectives haven't said what prompted the shooting or if the suspect and victim knew each other. >>> a startling discovery in a san jose creek. a dead body. as of tonight, investigators don't know the identity of th

>>pam moore: it was not properly registered with the california public utilities commission nor was inspectedthe chp if a train derailment in the east bay has environmentalists on edge. >>haaziq madyun: aphid union pacific workers that determination if it was time to throw car's ride and back on the tracks contra costa county has madcap the eye on the situation the conservation coordinator the environmental organization in drysalter of benicia 04 cent to help the community agrees the integrity of these containers held firm the cause of the drama is yet to determine the martinez police department and the federally or the administration staff are both investigating the incident. >>pam moore: it is the official 2015 was the hottest year we have seen on art so far as according to vote no and nasa the two agencies have been keeping records of the average temperatures for the last 136 years is a last year was more than 20% warmer than 2014 shares experts say the record-breaking weather was filmed in part by one of the strong the spending bills on record. >>reporter: that and added that you will see

. >>> according to the examiner, a judge from the california public utilities commission is recommending restrictions for ride share companies, among them requiring more transparency for calculating fares, proof of liability insurance and more vehicle inspections. the commission is set to vote on the new rules next month. one thing that the proposal does not include is mandatory fingerprinting for uber and lift drivers which is a current requirement for taxi drivers. [honking] >> uber drivers staged a honk in outside the san francisco headquarters yesterday. they are upset about the decision to lower fares by 12 to 27%. some had messages taped to their cars. one claims that they work 80 hours a week and earn just 60 -- $600. >>> this morning at 10:30. scientists at stanford will give an update of the so called doomsday clock. it's standing at three minutes to midnight, the closer it's been to midnight. when the clock was launched in 1947. it was seven-minute toss midnight. this reflects how vulnerable the world is to catastrophe from nuclear weapons, climate change, and other threats. go

and they fine the company has not improved they would recommend california public utility commission to pull the operating permit. and one of the fbi most wanted fugitives is now in a colorado jail. federal agents arrested this man. mila mason yesterday. after steaking him out at the motel near denver. mason was responsible for a number of violent bank robberies and shootings in colorado, last november. he is facing charges of attempted murder, robbery, attempted kidnapping. and assault. and mason was added to fbi 10 most wanted list last month. and residents of ft. meyers florida cleaning up after what they described as train like sound lasting seconds, swept through the area. this is video of damage left behind from fw tornado that hit. homes were destroyed. including some that were hit by roof flew 50 yards from the building it belonged to. residents report being unable to see what was going on. tornadoes left enough damage to clean up for days. well let's turn now to jerry brown with a look at the holiday weekend forecast. hi jerry. >> weather: starting off cloudy here. but, at l

so with the clearinghouse program is an example, the california public utilities commission program, there is not a size limit to that. so we confirm/affirm size and standardss by looking at and requesting their three-years' tax returns, so we can take the average and ensure it meet ours size and standards. >> it used to be a long time ago, we used to be certified by the city and then we started our own. i don't know why we can't do that now? >> certainly if i may, through the chair, it's more than just a lack of resources. for the small business, whether professional services or construction, that small business or micro-lbe/dbe would be certifying many, many times, producing tax returns for the city and county of san francisco and producing that same set of certifications to get certify the feds. same documentation to get certified with state and on top of it, we were asking for that. we have found also through the feedback, yes, we used to do certification and quite burdensome from owners, who said they just produced that information from the city and county and states and feds. i

public safety and neighborhood committee at adds specialize joint trial meeting with the lafco commission on friday december 11th were forwarded and 48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilitiesission to reject pacific gas & electric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic change

according to the california public utility commission web site san francisco deluxe sight seeing is properlyinsured. in san francisco, melanie, abc 7 news. >> quick heads up forest bay drivers. testing conducted tonight on the scenes of new 5 80 express lane system. it's in the tri-valley corridor through livermore and you may see tolls listed on the sign tonight but according to the alameda couldn't transportation commission you will not be charged. express lanes are expected to open some time in the next few months. >>> we have much more ahead for you on this monday night. coming up. rock legend has passed away. we remember this founding member of the eagles. >> also they spent big buck on big tank. show you the creative ways the stored rain water will be put to use. >> next storm is just hours away. ♪ i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment

the bus before the accident because city sight seeing never registered it with the california public utility commissionÑ >>> there are two major deadly bart shootingb . much clearern closer pictures give usl0 a better view of the suspect accused]9 of killing2% another passenger inside azv train last saturdayb$. ì&hcvictim has nowó,9dj state leaders: are coming down hardvv on bart officialsgl fors mq(áÑ securityÑa camerarn. mq(áÑ securitc>> it's unfovrnlts oeq.ageous. >>reporter: strong words9i from state senatord steven glacier6k after last saturday's fatal1l shooting that has put bart security or look there of back in the spotlight. bart police release these new photo that show the suspect up close. he's accused of firing multiple times killing a bart passenger on a train at the west oakland station. that victim has been identified as 19-year-old carlos romero. however bart police will not say if there was a fake or real camera on the train where the shooting occurred. they do admit not all cameras are real and others don't always work. >> security is not a joke. and it shouldn't be left up to tr

a judge from the california public utilities commission is recommending sweeping new restrictions, amonglculating fares, proof of liability insurance, and more vehicle inspections. the commission is set to vote on the new rules next month. the one thing it does not include is mandatory fingerprinting for uber and lift drivers. that's a current requirement for cab drivers. [honking] >>> these uber drivers staged a honk-in outside the headquarters yesterday, angry about the decision to lower fares by 12 to 27%. some of the protesters had written messages taped to their cars. one message claimed the drivers work 80 hours a week and earn just $600 after all the fees. >>> judging by yesterday, the next three weeks could be slow going for people drying to drive through downtown san francisco. some drivers tell us it took twice as long as usual to get where they were going. financial district restaurants and shops are noticing a slowdown in business. and some companies are offering the option of flex time or working from home. and those who live near levi's stadium are renting homes out on home

they want to encourage the california public utility commission to expand solar access to more californians 3:00 this afternoon at the hotel on eddy street in san francisco. it's free. how often can you say that? >> not very often. we have a pretty good-looking day today. a mixture of clouds and sun with temperatures climbing through the 50s. 56 fremont. look for about 60 oakland. the accuweather seven-day forecast maybe a sprinkle in the north bay tomorrow. then we will see more sun. dry days with numbers in the 60s and rain returns next weekend and mountain snow. looking forward to that, but also nice to have a break. >> it is. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and on all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. with eric thomas. you will want to tune in. have a great day, earn, and have a great week ahead. see ya later. is a paid presentan for the bye bye foundation beautiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie ker

public safety and neighborhood committee at adds specialize joint trial meeting with the lafco commission on friday december 11th were forwarded and 48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gas & electric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic c

public safety and neighborhood committee at adds specialize joint trial meeting with the lafco commission on friday december 11th were forwarded and 48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilitiesommission to reject pacific gas & electric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic cha

public safety and neighborhood committee at adds specialize joint trial meeting with the lafco commission on friday december 11th were forwarded and 48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gas & electric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic c

the california public utilities commission votes today on whether uber will be suspended.dge ruled that uber did not follow state laws that ensure customers are treated fairly when calling for a ride. and that drivers don't discriminate based on where someone lives or their ethnic background. uber appealed, but the courts levied a higher fine, adding contempt. now uber must pay $7.6 million or suspend services for 30 days. now, the uber spokesperson tells me, quote, while we are disappointed by the decision, we look forward to making our case to the california court of appeals. in the meantime, we will pay the fine and continue to work in good faith with the commission. now, uber contends that it has given the cpuc all of the requested data. the other thing that's happening today for uber is a change in policy for the drivers. the company is relaxing its screening requirements for drivers in california, and it could mean your driver has a criminal record. now, the catch is the applicants have to get their physical any convictions reduced to a misdemeanor or have the crimes

to pay more we activists in california raised a major fit and managed to get the california public utilities commissiono reduce the impact of that on low income rate payers by 25 pierce and on this issue the exit fee for the community choice customers and fit being pinched statewide the commissioners are getting e-mails they canned follow them all on the issues angry about the p cia doubling angry about that increase they'll compromise with the public and that of we get a 25 percent decrease in the exit fee that will be around what the staff was projecting green before so but what that said you're staff made clear in and the commenters made clear even in the worst case scenario if we accomplish nothing this program pencils out and time to start it today this is it the public may not realize this we're flipping the switch that is excellent so wards a little bit more on the exits fee charge i want to amplify the negative itself this is not just pg&e take advantage of us by finding every this charge might not be charged to their customer and charging use it is worse than that this current policy in stale

. >> pam: california public utilities commission announced today by a subsidiary must pay $7.6 millionfor failing to hand over certain information. every year ube requirer descend information. a california branches being fined for not providing that information and timely manner the officials say that there will pay but also will make a court appeal still ahead aircraft a missing any fire thousand abroad saatchi missing out of the east bay months after the deadly valley wildfire a family is reunited with a long-lost pets. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a better california. >> pam: 11 samara as of tonight wi

. >> today is the start of a four day hearing in a california public utility commission investigationill hurricane at whether pg&e broke any laws wren maintaining reports that resulted in five pipeline incidents after the explosion, the agency hire an employee to look at the records and she found pg&e fells through away some documents. if they are found guilty it could face big fines. >> police are trying to identify a body fund during an mlk clean up event. sky 7 was at martin luther king shoreline as investigators looked for everyday yesterday. the body is a man believed between 30 and 40. there are no obvious signs of how he died. low tide may have washed the body to the area and may have been in the wall street for some time. all the storm moving into the sierra is adding urge to find a miss skier. on friday he did not come home. the search has been delayed pus of the severe chance of avalanche at the sugar bowl resort. the sheriff deputyies say his self was not enabled. >> the big story is the weather. where is it coming down hardest? >> everywhere. so you can see all of us in a

singing" here comes the sun," marching from phoenix hotel in san francisco to the california public utilities commissionling yesterday. >> they gave a concert to the save roof toll solar to make it more affordable. >> it is possible in our lifetime to see 100 percent renewable negative for 100 percent of the population in the united states. >> on thursday, the cpuc will vote whether to suspect rate more solar next in california. >>. >> here is video you have to see, a guy's criminal to a giant panda. >> video at the national zoo playing in the snow was viral over the weekend and and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. had is much fun and a man in florida tried to oneup the panda he challenged the giant panda to a snow battle, and if you are confused, the real panda is on the left. >> he is imitating the panda moves and it is presley -- pretty close. >> you cannot be cuter than the live panda. all the best thing ever done on the internet. >> more family fun to the fairgrounds with upgrades if time for summer. all the community struggling to persuade homeowners to cut their water use is sweetening the de

. >> this is the california public utilities commission. the governor has been reluctant to sign new regulation. let's not forget this is a huge agency that oversees everything from pipeline safety from natural gas and such to uber and lift and tour buses and a whole lot of different things including our cell phones. it might be an agency that is a little too big to handle all of this. >> there is plenty of evidence that would suggest. that was never high on the taxpayer dollar. the good thing about this law is all of these inspections, the increased inspection would be paid for. >> which is why we are actually subsidizing right now. it may save a buck or two. >>> it may be too late, but justin bieber may have to be saying i'm sorry. >> there is a fight against gorilla marketing in san francisco including some proposal for new rules talking about cracking down on illegal vanned little. justin bieber's purpose is panel album released. you can see that graffiti painted all over the sidewalk of the city. that is something that now the city att

the california public utilities commission now investigating. >>> a long, promised plan to require new warnings for cell phone buyers has a green light in berkeley. at least temporarily. forcing retailers to warn customers aradiation levels when a phone sits too close to your body. cell phone companies went to court over the issue calling it unconstitutional and wanted an injunction. the federal judge yesterday lifted that injunction allowing a modified warning to be issued starting immediately. the actual case is still working its way through the court. >>> at 5:26. coming up next, breaking overnight. a high-speed chase leads to an-out manhunt for suspects in a south bay neighborhood. >>> plus, gone without a trace. the search for a stolen riot gear taken from a b.a.r.t. police locker. joining us. i' >>> good morning on your thursday morning. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a day to get out there and enjoy, kari. >> it will be warm in the last day of feeling that warmth and sunshine some rain moves in by tomorrow. so, let's take a look at those num

uber says it has now submitted all the requested data but the california public utilities commission, disagree, saying that uber provided so much information so much data, that it's difficult to sift through. and when asked to provide more specific details, uber did not comply. >>> in the weather center now with meteorologist mark, i don't even know if this is round three or where are we, but it is raining in some parts. >> we have more storms to talk about. you have been hearing so much about el niÑo over the past few weeks. >> yes, i have. >> we're never going to say an el niÑo storm, but the pattern we're seeing now is we're seeing these storms racing towards the bay area. this is what we're talking about with an el niÑo influenced pattern. you can see a series of storms that have been already serious. >> so an el niÑo winter. >> yeah, we're looking at the long-term kind of average position of the jet stream. this is what's taking place right now. we're seeing a transport of multiple storms. in fact, a few stronger ones setting up as we head into next week. right now on radar, stil

the cities would also have to report their findings to california's public utilities commission. currently chp inspects all of the tour buses. and according to assemblyman ting, they only inspect about 30%. >> at the very least we just need more eyes on these operators to make sure what they are putting out on the streets are safe. >> reporter: representatives with walk san francisco and san francisco's bike coalition, they believe the time to act is now. >> i think it's a great idea. and it's something that has been unnoticed. >> this is an industry that desperately needs more regulation so that people can walk, bike and enjoy their tourist experience safely. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> okay. so we were talking earlier the cpsc, the consumer product safety commission, says if you own a hover board, you should own a fire extinguisher because hover boards catch on fire. there was one in the north bay and it had absolutely catastrophic consequences. >> a family's home was destroyed, their two beloved dogs were killed. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez shows us the clues that le

>> well in fact we have a filing before the california public utilities commission that dates to 2014re we will be enhancing our inspection protocols, as well as our pressure testing protocols. that will hopefully give us the funding to be able to move forward. >> reporter: the well that is leaking is about a mile and a half over that hill behind me. some residents here have no problems with the gas, but thousands have been sickened by the strong odorants that are added to natural gas to make it detectable. and while health officials say there are no long term health impacts, many residents remain concerned. the cohens are among those families. for the past month, they've been staying at a hotel about 30 miles from their home in porter ranch. they decided to move after all four of them experienced health issues they attributed to the gas leak, including nausea. they are one of about 4,000 households that have relocated, or are in the process of relocating, to temporary housing -- paid for by the gas company. >> we're still kind of figuring things out as we go. everything's on the fly