lemonis: pacific hospitality has been around for 40 years, but with ana and her new structure and assistance well, i can see pacific growing nicely over the next 40 years. ana: i love you, papa. trevor:: we're flex watches.fit"... we make watches that give back. lemonis: at an l.a. watch business with a powerful mission... travis: each color represented a different charity. lemonis: ...the owners have lost their way, and now they're losing time. how much longer could you keep the business open? travis: another few months. [ sighs ] lemonis: their branding is unfocused. this is a total mess. there's no signage. there's no point-of-purchase material. there's nothing. their process is rushed. feels like a high-school art project. and a painful tragedy has them questioning their purpose. travis: you're allowed to talk about the fact that we did charity and -- trevor: that is not our direction. travis: let's be honest. trevor: stop cutting me off. travis: this is who we are! lemonis: if i can't help these guys return to their roots...

francis hospital and california pacific medical center remained open during the outage but with limited services. both had emergency generators running. st. francis finished surgeries under way, then sent new patients to the hospitals in the city -- to other hospitals in the city. cpmc performed only emergency surgeries. >> a lot of inconvenience but there was one upside. >> tourists actually found it easier to take selfies on the cable cars when they weren't moving. the tracks are fine, but without traffic signals, the cars aren't safe to operate. >>> we send out a push alert on the power outage all day on the abc7 news app. even people who didn't have power could receive them and get updates. to get breaking news where you live, download the app and enable push alerts. >>> moving on now, an outrageous robbery at a downtown walnut creek watch store. the owner was maced and then pulled his gun. multiple surveillance cameras caught the robbers in action. here's abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley. >> reporter: thursday at noon, this watch shop owner was behind the counter helping two cust

francis hospital and california pacific medical center remained open during the outage but with limited services. both had emergency generators running. st. francis finished surgeries under way, then sent new patients to the hospitals in the city -- to other hospitals in the city. cpmc performed only emergency surgeries. >> a lot of inconvenience but there was one upside. >> tourists actually found it easier to take selfies on the cable cars when they weren't moving. the tracks are fine, but without traffic signals, the cars aren't safe to operate. >>> we send out a push alert on the power outage all day on the abc7 news app. even people who didn't have power could receive them and get updates. to get breaking news where you live, download the app and enable push alerts. >>> moving on now, an outrageous robbery at a downtown walnut creek watch store. the owner was maced and then pulled his gun. multiple surveillance cameras caught the robbers in action. here's abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley. >> reporter: thursday at noon, this watch shop owner was behind the counter helping two cust

california pacific hospital in st. francis hospital lost power but remain open operating off backup generator some san francisco unified school district schools were affected but all remain open. yes it could have been worse. it could have been catastrophic. if we look at friday as a test of our city's response to a massive power outage, and how are agencies communicated in collaborated in an emergency, that had the potential to have serious public safety impacts, i would have to say that we failed. too little information was shared with too few city agencies. people were left stranded. officials were left flat-footed. the danger this poses to the city was unnecessary and unacceptable. today, as i said, i'm joined by supervisor 10 peskin in calling for a hearing into the causes and emergency response to massive power failure on april 21 to massive power failure on april 21, 2017 that impacted much of the city. we must determine whether existing strategies for agencies like the puc and public works fire department, the p

california pacific hospital in st. francis hospital lost power but remain open operating off backup generator some san francisco unified school district schools were affected but all remain open. yes it could have been worse. it could have been catastrophic. if we look at friday as a test of our city's response to a massive power outage, and how are agencies communicated in collaborated in an emergency, that had the potential to have serious public safety impacts, i would have to say that we failed. too little information was shared with too few city agencies. people were left stranded. officials were left flat-footed. the danger this poses to the city was unnecessary and unacceptable. today, as i said, i'm joined by supervisor 10 peskin in calling for a hearing into the causes and emergency response to massive power failure on april 21 to massive power failure on april 21, 2017 that impacted much of the city. we must determine whether existing strategies for agencies like the puc and public works fire department, the p

francis hospital and camp. pacific medical center remained oped durg the outage, but with limited service. both had emeency generators running. st. francis finished both surgeries under way and sent new patients to other hospitals in the city. cpmc only held emergency surgeries. even people who did not could receive updates. an outrageous robbery at a downtown water creek watch store. the owner was maced then pulled his gun and multiple under surveillance cameras caught the robbers in action. here's abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley. >> reporter: thursday at noon, this watch shop owner was behind the counter helping two customers when three men in construction gear came in. one with a clipboard telling him they needed him to sign off on electrical work. the owner and a customer were sprayed with mace, almost simultaneously a second suspect is about to smash the case and grabbed watches to bass to a third suspect with a backpack outside until the owner confronted him with a gun. >> i pointed at him and began to rush h

the other bay area hospitals to be fined include kaiser permanente medical center and california pacificcal center's st. luke campus in san francisco and sequoia hospital in redwood city. ( darya )(áááboxesááá) a san quintin inmate on death row for killing two inmates attacks a prison guard with a knife. it happened yesterday morning when 49-year-old anthony delgado was having a medical exam. the guard has a severe injury on his face. he is pected to be ok. delgado was sentenced to death 17 years ago for killing two inmates at corcoran state prison. (james) a long- time oakland institution is closing its doors. after 90-years the genova ravioli factory says it will move it's operations to napa problems with graffiti and other vandalism are contriubting factors for their decision. the owners say 15-thousand dollars worth of damage was just recently done to the windows and outside of the building. the oakland store will officially close on april 30th. (james) if you are planning on visiting the white house this summer...secret service agents will keep you further away. agents have now draf

california pacific hospital in st. francis hospital lost power but remain open operating off backup generator some san francisco unified school district schools were affected but all remain open. yes it could have been worse. it could have been catastrophic. if we look at friday as a test of our city's response to a massive power outage, and how are agencies communicated in collaborated in an emergency, that had the potential to have serious public safety impacts, i would have to say that we failed. too little information was shared with too few city agencies. people were left stranded. officials were left flat-footed. the danger this poses to the city was unnecessary and unacceptable. today, as i said, i'm joined by supervisor 10 peskin in calling for a hearing into the causes and emergency response to massive power failure on april 21 to massive power failure on april 21, 2017 that impacted much of the city. we must determine whether existing strategies for agencies like the puc and public works fire department, the p

francis hospital and california pacific medical center remained opened but with limited services. both have emergency generators running. st. francis finished generators under way. cpmc performed only ergency surgeries. >>> no there was one upside to yesterday's mess. tourists found it easier to take selfies on the cable cars within they weren't moving. the tracks are fine, without traffic signals the cable cars aren't safe to operate. push alerts on the power out annual all day long. even people who didn't have power could receive them and get the updates. to get break news where you live, download the apps as push alerts. >>> an outrageous robbery at a walnut creek store. the owner was maced and pulled his gun. multiple cameras caught the robbers in action. >> thursday at noon this watch shop owner was behind the counter when three men in construction gear came in. one with a clip board telling him they needed to him sign off on some electrical wor the owner and a customer were sprayed with mace, almost simultaneously as a suspect suspect smashed a case and passed watches to ano

several hospital and clinics are affected. the california pacific medical center is using backup generators and has surgeries on hold. but, the good new is, no injuries, the fire is out. no firefighters, or pg&e crews injured. now, back out here live, fire and pg&e grews are still investigating the cause of the fire. and a spokesperson does tell us that they hope to have all of the power restored within the next hour. we are told 10,000 people have had their power restored. but another 80,000 people are still in the dark. reporting live here in san francisco, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >> all right, thank you jessica. once again, 95,000 people initially affected by this power outage. we will have much more tonight on kpix5 news at 5:00 and 6:00. you can also get the latest on our website. cbssf.com. and, on our mobile app. have a great day. ,, ♪ >> katie: yeah, i'm -- i'm starting to feel like we're characters in a horror movie. >> eric: in a hor-- what? why? >> katie: people keep disappearing around us, never to be heard from again. i mean, first q

when it's a pacific gas and electric substation in the heart of san francisco, all signs point to chaos. 300 traffic lights down, utter gridlock. two hospitals tasked with nursing the sickest among us back to health, cpmc in pacific heights and st. francis running on generator power. edith dinn is a patient. >> it was really a massive job. it felt to me like an -- jolt. it felt to me like an explosion. >> reporter: business owners forced to close up shop, no power, no customers, no cash flow. >> we cannot do anything. so we are just waiting and waiting. >> reporter: inside the substation early indications are that at 9:19 a.m. a circuit breaker described as old by a pg&e spokesperson but with no specific age given caught fire and that caught insulation on fire resulting in a catastrophic failure. the station was slated to be upgraded this year to the tune of $100 million. for its part pg&e could offer answers no deeper than this. to the most burning question, why? >> there was a system failure that resulted in this fire. we're continuing to investigate what happened and what went wrong. >> reporter: in san francisco andria borba, kpix5. >>>

the other bay area hospitals to be fined include kaiser permanente medical center and california pacificcenter's st. luke campus in san francisco and sequoia hospital in redwood city. ( darya )(áááboxesááá) an inmate on death row at san quentin prison attacked a guard with a knife. it happened yesterday morning when 49-year-old anthony delgado was having a medical exam. the guard has a severe injury on his face. he is expected to make a full recovery. delgado was sentenced to death 17 years ago for killing two inmates at corcoran state prison. ( darya ) a soul singer and the father of actor cuba gooding junior has died. cuba gooding senior was found dead inside his car in los angeles yesterday. gooding was the lead singer in the band called the main ingredient. the group is most known for the hit 1970's song "everybody plays the fool." police are still investigating what caused gooding's death. he was 72 years old. ( james ) if you are planning on visiting the white house this summer...secret service agents will keep you further away. agents have now drafted a plan to add more barriers t

thank you for the hospitality you have shown me and my family and welcoming us to the republic of korea. my very first stop in the asian-pacific as ice president of the united states. it is a great honor for me to be in south korea. i bring greetings from the president of the united states, president donald trump, on his behalf, i'm here to express the unwavering support of the united states for our long-standing alliance. president trump and i are grateful for your strong partnership with the united states, we commend you personally for your steady hand in this time of transition in south korea. our entirent and administration admire the south korean people's commitment to the lot and the democratic process and we look forward to the upcoming election with great anticipation. while changes coming on the people of south korea may be assured, whatever change happens in your elections, the commitment of the united states to south korea's safety and security will remain unchanged. my message to you guys is we are with you 100%. the united states of america stands shoulder to shoulder with the republic of korea. and the service an

these babies start turning up at hospitals in northeast brazil and they realized it was something terrible. >> had the pdc been tracking zika coming across the south pacific. >> yes. but they track hundreds of diseases all the time. we get samples of flu from all over the world from the father in northern sears. we tracked bird flu, animal diseases, the cdc and the world health organization, you don't know which diseases going to be the one that causes the problem. i had a doctor who wrote a paper in 2009 that predicted the next epidemic in america and zika was in that paper. but it was down in the also. so far no big outbreak. connect the subtitle of your book is the emerging epidemic. it's not an epidemic yet? >> yes it's endemic in africa and asia but it epidemic in the western after the fact how are currently infected? >> you only stay infected for a couple of weeks. it's impossible to know. right now, were in winter beginning of spring in the northern hemisphere so there's no transmission going on in the northern hemisphere. probably transmission going on in some places in brazil and down south where it summer but they had such a big academic that pe

pacific gas & electric customers in all. calls started pouring in around 9:00 a.m. >> there's been a significant power outage throughout the city. >> reporter: hospitals forced to use generators. window washers stranded. this jewelry store pulling everything out of cases. firefighters saying they responded to nearly two dozen calls from people trapped in elevators. >> yes, the elevator just broke on us. we're stuck in here. >> reporter: many others were forced to evacuate buildings by fleeing downstairs. >> the power just went out about ten minutes ago. >> the lights went out and it was crazy. it went pitch black. >> so this intersection, power seems to be out. and we have a lot of traffic. >> reporter: traffic lights out, snarling vehicles, grinding the city to a halt. police trying to keep order street by street. while underground, subway riders used flashlights to find their way out. the power company saying this quick fire was the cause at the substation. firefighters working to battle the blaze while smoke can be seen escaping from the side and roof. >> we have insulation that's still smoldering. we're trying to cool it. fully one-quarter of the traffic lights

pacific trade partnership. >>> well wishes poring in for former president george h.w. bush recovering from pneumonia in a houston hospital. he is said to be in good spirits >>> more than three years after malaysia flight 370 vanished, that airline has become the first to sign up for a service which will track its entire fleet with satellites. it will ensure the airlines has access to space tracking data for every minute of a flight's journey. >>> the faith community in fresno coming together to honor the victims of a series of shootings earlier in the day. three candles were set for the three victims. police say the gunman yelled out, god is great in arabic, after he was arrested. >> they are still calling it, however, a hate crime. that is the news update at this hour. back downtown to you guys. sarah? >> thank you. >> straight ahead, some are calling it the future of smart phones. while others say it has some issues. some users might find annoying. here what walt mossberg has to say about the new samsung galaxy s8 when "squawk alley" returns. >>> walt mossberg tackling the samsung. i have never before held a phone that

pacific rim to central asia to south america. just this month dozens of people were killed and wounded when members of isis disguised as doctors attacked a hospital in afghanistan. we know military strength will stop isis on a battlefield, but it is the combined strength of our coalition that will be the final plblow to isis. in order to stay ahead of a global outbreak we must all adopt the following countermeasures. first, continue to persist in law enforcement operations. all of us must maintain pressure on isis's networks within our own countries and take decisive law enforcement action to stop its growth. isis is connected across every continent and we must work to break every link in its change. ent interpoll is the new member of our coalition. second, we need greater intelligence and information sharing within our own domestic intelligence agencies and among our nations. our information sharing is a coalition has prevented a number of attacks and this must expand and accelerate regardless of departmental or international rival rivalries. one example of this is west african nations who have put aside international differences. let us build o

, thank you for your kind words and the hospitality you've shown me and my family in welcoming us to the republic of korea, my very first stop in the asian pacific president of the united states. it's a great honor to be in south korea today and i bring greetings from the president of the united states, president donald trump. and on his behalf, i'm here to express the unwaivering support of the united states for our long-standing alliance with south korea. president trump and i are grateful for your strong partnership with the united states. we commend you, personally, for your steady hand in this time of transition in south korea. the president and our entire administration admire the south korean's people to the rule of law and the democratic process, and we look forward to the upcoming election with great anticipation. while change is coming on may the 9th. the people of south korea may be assured. whatever change happens in your elections, the commitment of the united states to south korea's safety and security will remain unchanged. >>> on behalf of the president of the united states, my message to the south korean people is this, we're wi

when it is a pacific gas and electric substation in the heart of san francisco all signs point to chaos. 300 traffic lights down. utter gridlock. two hospitals tasked with nursing the sickest among us back to health. they were running on generator power. >> it is a messy job. it felt to me like an explosion. >> reporter: business owners forced to close up shop. no power. no customers. no cash flow. >> we can not do anything. we are waiting and waiting. >> reporter: inside the substation early indications are that a circuit breaker described as old caught fire and caught insulation on fire. resulting in a catastrophic failure. the station was slated to be upgrated this year to the tune of $200 million. the most burning question was why? >> there was a system failure that resulted in this fire. we are continuing to investigate what happened and what went wrong. celebrities.. nd techies are taking over san jose... for the second annual silicon valley comic con.. and it's bigger and better than the first year. ((michele falk/from clovis: "119 they have a lot more vendors the added the science and technology group which is going to be exciting 24

pacific. in hawaii new emergency plans in the works in case of an unlikely attack. >>> former president george w. h. bush is back in the hospitalut going to be fine. the 92 former president is going to remain in the hospital while he regains his strength after a persistent cough. >>> a book by hillary clinton called shattered showing he first conceded the election to donald trump telling him congratulations short time later on the phone with president obama and said mr. president i'm sorry. >>> sells of sweeten drink in surrounding areas without the new tax rose 7%, berkeley the first city to levy tax to help fight obesity. the report found bottled water sales increase by over 15%. frs the study acknowledges soda taxes do not demonstrate meaningful reduction in obesity rates. >>> abc 7 news visits city hall where mayor supported bill to ban sell of tobacco products, with flavors and also targets menthol makes tobacco more addicting. >> an faa study found advertising for menthol cigarettes is ten times higher in black >>> president trump today signed a executive order aiming to close the loopholes that allow foreign workers to b

hospital. translation: i thought the helicopter was not going to arrive. i was already in pain, but the commander called and said the helicopter was on its way. warm temperatures in the pacificthing in its path. new satellite and aerial images show how the landscape in northern peru has rapidly changed. the image on the left shows the region at the start of the year. the picture on the right shows how, by march, a lagoon had formed. this is because of the la leche river in january, and this is after it burst its banks. the yellow line is the pan—american highway. with many now homeless, temporary shelters have been set up inside some of north peru's most ancient ruins, some dating back to 900 a.d.. translation: we are here because the people have basically felt invaded by this water, as much from the river as from the rain. the whole nation is suffering. these are the worst floods in peru in almost three decades, and ongoing crisis now affecting over half of the country. the european parliament has agreed its priorities for negotiating brexit with the uk. nigel farage, the former ukip leader, accused his fellow meps of behaving like the mafia, setting a ransom demand, and wa