"today in the bay's" ian cole has more. >> reporter: they were packed up and on the way to the airbase, a bus carrying speaker pelosi and others beginning an overseas trip, including a stop in afghanistan, to visit troops, called off. president trump writing the house speaker "i am sorry to inform you that your trip has been postponed," calling it a "public relations event" arguing the top democrat should stay in washington negotiating with me. >> i think the actions of the president were petty, mean-spirited. >> she should be staying here to thgotiate to get democrats sayi union address until after the government reopens. the president again blaming democrats for not negotiating. >> the party has been hijacked by the open borders fringe within the party. >> there is an argument to be made that all these guys ought to be kept in a room and locked in there until they come out with something. and for that reason, she'll no doubt get some criticism. >> reporter: nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston says for the shutdown to end, it will have to become more than just the wall. >> ma

in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> all right. we saw the slow-moving cars coming through the snow on 80 a few minutes ago. but it's goi days. >> it's going to be so nice up there. if you happen to have the day off tomorrow, it's going to be smooth sailing up to lake tahoe and lots of sunshine here across the bay area. so get those sunglasses out. you're going to have to find them. toss the umbrella on the back seat of the car. you're not going to need that for the next couple of days. as we start off with storm ranger mobile doppler radar, across the bay area, the next big focus continues to be tomorrow morning's temperatures. it's going to start off cold. you need the jacket as you head back to work and get the kids back to school. 38 here for the south bay peninsula, 41 and the tri-valley at 36. with potentially a little bit of fog, you're going to be wanting to watch out for in the tri-valley, also chances of fog in the north bay at 30s. in san francisco it will be a little milder, start with 44 degrees. the big change in the

ian cole joins with us the latest. >> the lights will stay on, but the consensus is the billions pg&e has to pay out will have to come from somewhere. that means higher bills for the customers across california. with thousands of fire victims in the north bay lining up to sue pg&e, the utility has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, allowing it to continue operating as it reorganizes its debt. experts suspect customer also likely foot the bill. >> i hate it, because rates keep going up, up. >> reporter: while the company has not acknowledged responsibility in the fires, it says potential liabilities could exceed $30 billion. >> that hurts my heart so bad. we lost so many things. >> reporter: mark and chrissy davis lost almost everything in the camp fire. like many, they didn't have fire insurance. they blame pg&e. >> i think that pg&e owes me something for every one of my trees o animals, my home, my kid's future. >> reporter: lawyers say fire victims are still near the front of the line for payment, unless pg&e is blamed for another devastating fire in the future. >> bankruptcy draws a

ian cole, nbc bret baier news. >>> justice ruth bader ginsburg doesn't need any more treatment following cancer surgery last month. many people were quhernld the 85-year-old justice missed oral arguments monday. it was her first absence since joining the supreme court. in 1993. for now she'll work from home relying on written briefs and transcripts. >>> she was missing for months but tonight a brave 13-year-old girl has been reunited with her extended family in wisconsin. jayme closs was kidnapped right after her parents were murdered. she made a daring he is came. she then helped police find man accused of crimes. >> reporter: tonight 13-year-old jayme closs is alive and safe. >> my legs started to shake. it was awesome. >> reporter: three months after she disappeared, jayme turning up 70 miles there the home where her parents were murdered. police say she escaped her captor. >>old girl to survive and escape. >> reporter: thousands of volunteers have been looking for her for weeks. police told her the incredible news. >> i just sat down on the bench and i cried and i hugged him. and i s

ian cole joins us now. we're going on 28 days. >> yeah, 28 days, jessica. after the president post poped today's trip. sources say the first lady used a government plane to fly to florida for vacation. critics argue the one that she's not the one negotiating, but it's the latest in a whirl wind day surrounding the shutdown. they were on the way to the air base. a bus carrying speaker pelosi and others beginning an overseas trip, including a stop in afghanistan to visit troops, called off. president trump writing the house speaker, i'm i'm sorry to inform you your trip has been postponed, arguing the top democrat should stay in washington negotiating with me. >> i think the actions of the president were petty. mean spirited. >> she should be staying here to negotiate to get this place back open. >> reporter: democrats say this is payback for pelosi's call to postpone the state of the union address, until after the government reopens, the president again blaming democrats for not negotiating. >> the party has been hijacked by the open boarders fringe within t