kate larsen was in court today and spoke with a woman who lost most of her family in that disaster and is still waiting to hear from pg&e. >> reporter: today, a san francisco judge handed pg&e their punishment after the utility giant was convicted of six felony charges. pg&e sentence includes a $3 million fine, five years probation period and independent monitoring and 10,000 hours of community service. the most publicly visible punishment is an advertising mandate. in the next 60 days, pg&e must take out full page ads in the "san francisco chronicle" and "wall street journal" in addition to 60-second television ads details the nature of pg&e's offenses and the is it esteps t taking to prevent further disasters. >> i thought the judgment was strong but it's never enough because i can never get my family back. >> reporter: sue lost her husband, 17-year-old son, mother-in-law and dog in the explosion when her house burned to the ground. she is pleased with the sentence but would like to hear more from pg&e who did not speak in court or on camera. has pg&e ever reached out to you personal

live at san francisco international airport, kate larsen, abc 7 news, back to you. >>> well here is a quick overview of the visa and refugee restrictions. he signed an executive order issuing a 90 day ban for people from certain countries from entering the u.s. seven countries are on the list, including iran, iraq and syria. there is a cap of 50,000 people on the total number of refugees admitted into the united states. down from last year's level of $110,000. the department of homeland security now has leeway to prioritize refugee claims on the basis of religious-based persecution, as long as a person is a minority religion, making it easier for christians and other religion minorities in other countries to enter the united states. >>> we have a closer look on aur abc 7 news app at the impact across the nation and here in the bay area. download the app for free and enable push alerts to get news updates as they happen. >>> to developing news. crews return to alameda creek to search for a young woman missing since her car plunged into the water one week ago. the stretch was closed as