pg&e needs their (indiscernible) received any assistance from pg&e. this is a tower with 600 residents one of three buildings (indiscernible) finally my building was connected back to pg&e monday late at night. this was a hard situation for all in the gateway. we live in a major city, not the middle of no where. i hope you (indiscernible) thank you. >> thank you for your comments today. we are checking to see if there are any other callers. no additional callers in the queue. >> thank you madam clerk. public comment is now closed. president peskin, anything further? >> my profound thanks to colleagues as well as to the city agencies that testified and worked to respond that night and the days following as well as to the impacted constituents not to mention the many businesses that we have not heard from as well as to the staff from pg&e for testifying and because mr. pritchard didn't say it, but it set forth here,b just based on that survey only for the golden gateway and these are extrapolated numbers based on the survey respondents, just the cost of

pg&e needs their (indiscernible) received any assistance from pg&e. this is a tower with 600 residents one of three buildings (indiscernible) finally my building was connected back to pg&e monday late at night. this was a hard situation for all in the gateway. we live in a major city, not the middle of no where. i hope you (indiscernible) thank you. >> thank you for your comments today. we are checking to see if there are any other callers. no additional callers in the queue. >> thank you madam clerk. public comment is now closed. president peskin, anything further? >> my profound thanks to colleagues as well as to the city agencies that testified and worked to respond that night and the days following as well as to the impacted constituents not to mention the many businesses that we have not heard from as well as to the staff from pg&e for testifying and because mr. pritchard didn't say it, but it set forth here,b just based on that survey only for the golden gateway and these are extrapolated numbers based on the survey respondents, just the cost of

i said, did pg&e misinform you. he said i got this from the pg&e outage map. i looked at the pg&e outage map, which by the way wasn't inaccurate. it was accurate, but it had one little yellow dot, which yellow dot represents 1 to 84 customers. well, one of those customers is the 3 blocks that is the golden gateway apartments with 4 high-rise buildings and 1250 units, but it looked like they were down to one customer, which would be like one person, and there was no way-the reporter obviously no offense hadn't done extensive homework and came to the conclusion everybody is powered up when 2500 people had to walk up 25 flights of stairs. i also want to say that station 13, which is our high pressure downtown high-rise fire station at 530 sampson street was without power most of the 120 hours and they ran their generators and eventually as happens in real life the generators expired and they appealed to pge who did bring in-thankful backup generators to run that thing, but i just trying to impart how much our society relies on this stuff called electricity, parti

this is a more consistent, more dependable pg&e. us a set of perfectly in-line results which may not sound very impressive, but pg&e isn't trying to blow the numbers away they just want to prove that unlike the old days, they can deliver regularly on their financial targets. a previous outlook calling for at least 10% in 2024 followed by 9% growth in 2025 and 2026 which would be very impressive for a utility. it would be impressive for any company. they also don't plan to issue any new stock through at least 2024 that's why pg&e's stock ran up nearly 3% over the following week on top of that, everything else -- in late march, we got a much clearer wildfire mitigation plan for the next three years. it's encouraging storm response data given the fact that california has had an awful lot of weather lately. on the flip side, all the rain has been a boon to pg&e's hydroelectric power assets which are considerable they've won legislative including diablo nuclear power plant. regulators know that i am a huge fan of nuclear, because i see i

pg&e needs their (indiscernible) received any assistance from pg&e. this is a tower with 600 residents one of three buildings (indiscernible) finally my building was connected back to pg&e monday late at night. this was a hard situation for all in the gateway. we live in a major city, not the middle of no where. i hope you (indiscernible) thank you. >> thank you for your comments today. we are checking to see if there are any other callers. no additional callers in the queue. >> thank you madam clerk. public comment is now closed. president peskin, anything further? >> my profound thanks to colleagues as well as to the city agencies that testified and worked to respond that night and the days following as well as to the impacted constituents not to mention the many businesses that we have not heard from as well as to the staff from pg&e for testifying and because mr. pritchard didn't say it, but it set forth here,b just based on that survey only for the golden gateway and these are extrapolated numbers based on the survey respondents, just the cost of

only when pg and e offers a new rate schedule. stof is proposing that setting not only because it stream lines the rate setting press and uses staff and public's time efficient low but also it provides alternative power supply for customers to choose the city climate action to reduce e missions and higher renewable energy and preventses opt outs. staff is prosecute posing to set temp refererates shown on this slide. with 2 steps. and lastly i rounds out this is a case example of new methodology we adopts e elect rate in resolution 23-0015 in january 10 of 2023. that concludes this presentation and thank you for your time and here to answer questions you may have. >> thank you so much. commissioner maxwell. >> would you explain default? >> what you mean by default setting? >> sure. for each customer class there is a rate schedule that a customer is defaulted and the key rate schedule. each customer there are other rate schedules customers choose to fit their needs on -- what their appliances are. and so forth. the default rate sche

. >> pg&e alerta sobre estafas dirigidas a los clientes la compaÑÍa de servicios pÚblicos, detalles losegÚn informes, estos fraudes estÁn alcanzando cifras histÓricas y hablamos con la vocera de la empresa que recuerda cÓmo actuar los estafadores para que usted estÉ prevenido. >> hemos visto que se les ofrecen algÚn reembolso, si avisen algÚn pago o se escriben a estos programas como lo que los estafÓ horas dicen a los clientes, recuerde que pg&e ofrece reembolsos a sus clientes, a veces ofrecemos crÉditos, pero ese crÉdito se pone en su factura, porque ofrecemos tan el programa de cuentos como para el cliente debe iniciar la aplicaciÓn para recibir el descuento. >> pg&e nunca pedirÁ que hagan un pavo con una tarjeta de crÉdito prepagada o con una tarjeta de regalo y tampoco con cualquier forma de monedas virtuales. no lÍnea y tenemos ahora toda la acciÓn deportiva al volver. presentador: quÉ gusto saludarlos con una informaciÓn mÁs relevante de los deportes y arrancamos en la liga de espaÑa, perdiÓ el real madrid ante el valencia con gol de diego lÓpez a 33 y al 97 la que se armÓ, expu

so their apartment management company brought in generators. >> not by pg&e. it's been restored by the management of this building. >> reporter: the northeastern part of san francisco has been dealing with power outages since wednesday night, which is when pg&e says it was dealing with an underground equipment failure. while pg&e crews were working to restore power, two different fires broke out in underground vaults. no one was hurt, but outages persisted with thousands of customers impacted. now, the power is back for most. as for the gateway, pg&e says, quote, many of the customers who were without power have been restored, and crews continue working safely and as quickly as possible until the remaining customers have been restored. >> we are so thankful for the gateway management. >> reporter: terry with the gateway tenants association say the gateway is not showing up as an outage on pg&e's map. when you type in the address, it shows outage stat unavailable. a pg&e spokesperson noted gateway residents do have power from the generators, saying in this inst

today, mayor breed and several other city leaders sent a letter to pg&e. they accused the utility of not providing enough details about the cause of the explosion or an accurate timeline of when the power will be fully restored. city leaders are now calling for more information about that outage and a commitment from pg&e to better communicate during future outages. pg&e said it was working hard to restore power as quickly and safely as possible. >>> well, this one is bizarre. someone stole dozens of fish from a public park. about 50 koi fish are missing from the japanese friendship garden in san jose. the garden is near happy hollow zoo. it's a symbol of friendship between san jose and its sister city okayama. the city is heartbroken over the disappearance of the koi. sjpd is on the case. >>> serious findings about uc berkeley. state auditors say the university is illegally holding on to thousands of native american remains and artifacts to study. many campuses were ordered to return the artifacts to their tribe. the problem, not happening fast enough. th

what plans pg and e has for the summer. but first, more than 60 years running. we go live to pacific up for the last day of the sea bowl staple of family-friendly staple of family-friendly entertainment. in the search fos one grocery store will stop at nothing to make sure you save more on the brands you love. starring produce, and...... you... as the super saver, in....bargain bliss bliss, bliss, bliss todd we talked about this. our deals are just so epic. i know, todd. i know. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market >> welcome back. the sea bowl, a staple for family entertainment is now closing after 60 years in operation kron. 4 s charles clifford reporting live from pacifica this afternoon with more on this. charles, i know a lot of people love that place. >> yeah, including me. i've been coming here for 20 years. i love see ball. was really shocked that they decided to close this place down? they just open the doors a few minutes ago for their last day. last chance for folks to go in and bowl a few lanes. lot of people, including myself, are not too happy about it.

the independent monitors report released by the cpuc is the second to investigate pg and e.part of its bankruptcy settlement agreement. it shows pg and e has more work to do to address issues that the company linked to wildfires in the past decade. after bunts of attempts in court battles, the wood street and candidate in oakland has officially closed. the city says the eviction and cleanup has been a success with 80% of the people who called wood street home accepting shelter services handling has the story. wood street comments looking a lot different than it did three weeks ago. the left side of your screen showing aerials of the cleanup on day one back in april, the right side showing what it looks like today, with sky foxx flying over the scene, showing what's left after 700 tons of trash and debris was removed their items that have been piling up at the encampment for years. i'm telling you, everybody that is in my complex, the next complex all the buildings around are a static that this is being cleaned up because this is our neighborhood. daniel burns lives nearby an

. >>> criminal charges have been dismissed against pg& e, as a part of a $50 million settlement, the fire killed four people and destroyed more than 200 buildings in shasta county, september 2020. it started after a tree fell onto a distribution line, and part of the settlement agreement with the da , pg&e will pay $45 million to local fire departments and other organizations that had to respond and put their lives on the line. in a statement, pg&e said it reflects their continuing commitment to make it right and making it safe. >>> the san francisco da has announced his next move and he is not running for elected office. instead, he's going to become the first executive director of the new criminal law and justice center at uc berkeley. he said given the current atmosphere in the nation, this would be a more effective way of furthering his goals of criminal justice reform. the dean was recalled by voters last year. >>> in the tri-valley, the mother of a man who was shot and killed by a shoplifter is telling us she is worried their family will not see justice. the 26-year-old was a l

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only when pg and e offers a new rate schedule. stof is proposing that setting not only because it stream lines the rate setting press and uses staff and public's time efficient low but also it provides alternative power supply for customers to choose the city climate action to reduce e missions and higher renewable energy and preventses opt outs. staff is prosecute posing to set temp refererates shown on this slide. with 2 steps. and lastly i rounds out this is a case example of new methodology we adopts e elect rate in resolution 23-0015 in january 10 of 2023. that concludes this presentation and thank you for your time and here to answer questions you may have. >> thank you so much. commissioner maxwell. >> would you explain default? >> what you mean by default setting? >> sure. for each customer class there is a rate schedule that a customer is defaulted and the key rate schedule. each customer there are other rate schedules customers choose to fit their needs on -- what their appliances are. and so forth. the default rate sche

. >> reporter: aaron peskin called today's hearing, saying pg&e's response to a major outage last month was unacceptable. >> that meant no access to food, and in many cases, no access to elevators. >> reporter: an underground fire april 26th knocked out power to thousands of customers near chinatown and downtown. while the vast majority of customers were restored within 24 hours, some spent more than four days in the dark. >> i'm 78 years old. i live on the 17th floor. i had to walk down and up, a great difficulty, twice for food and for water. we learned we wouldn't get power until monday. we were devastated. by then, we were living on dried fruit, crackers, and peanut butter. thank god for the gateway management. they managed to locate generators for our building. >> we are conducting an investigation into the incident, and we are happy to provide more information when it's available. the long-term repairs that are needed are still ongoing out there. >> reporter: today a pg&e spokesperson tried to answer questions about the situation and their response. >> we've validated that regular

. >>> getting ahead of the summer heat, pg&e already prepared for wildlivs.t here on our midday newscast, what you can likely find crews doing in your neighborhood and the steps you can take to protect your property. >>> plus, out of this world. nasa revealing more about ufos ahead of a big report to be released this summer. ♪ e estado dorarado ♪ ♪ alwlways in thahat state e of mind ♪ ♪ liviving on a h high vibrata♪ ♪ s so hot gonnnna make it t m♪ ♪ and i'm l lovin' what i'm t tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonitito lugar lllleno de t tanto saboror ♪ ♪ so mumuch flavor r ♪ ♪ u un future brillantnte se acercrca ♪ ♪ ahhhhhhhhh ♪ ♪ nosos gusta mezezclar ♪ ♪ como maltlteada ♪ ♪ aqui i hay lugar r ♪ ♪ yeaeah we livinin' in t the golden n state ♪ ♪ dame mamas, fres-coco y rea♪ ♪ (wooh) ) dale gas ♪ ♪ vive enen el eststado doradodo ♪ >>> wakasa. we are continuing to follow that breaking news out of salinas where a monterey county sheriff's deputy has been shot while serving an eviction notice. >> paul dudley from our sister station is live at the scene. paul, what are you learning

. >> 150 million dollars settlement has been reached now with pg e over the deadly zogg fire back in 2020. that fire started after a tree fell on energized conductors, owned and operated by pg e and shasta county. >> the announcement was made today by the california public utilities commission. officials say from the settlement that pg and e will have to pay 10 million dollars will be paid as a penalty to california's general fund and 140 million dollars will go to investments for new wildfire mitigation initiatives. eugenie also being ordered to implement several new vegetation management systems and high. >> fire risk areas. the zogg fire burned more than 56,000 acres. it cost 4 fatalities and destroyed 204 structures. let's going take a live look outside right now from our mount tam cam. beautiful day in the bay area. some cloud formation out there keeping things relatively cool pleasant out there. just hope the fog can stick around throughout the summer enough to keep fire danger at a minimum large is here with a look at how things look. >> yeah, that's what we would like to see

. >> you can expect to see pg and e crews on the ground and in the air throughout santa clara county, the rest of the week, the company is preparing for future preemptive power shut offs when there's high fire danger and they shut the power off pg and e will not be shutting down power during these inspections this week. they say these tests help crews understand the amount of time it will take to safely complete patrols and then restore service in case they do need to shut power to reduce fire danger pg and e will be flying helicopters as low as 100 feet, which is low between 10:00am and 04:00pm. all 3 days. you see when they're doing it, the first tests will happen tomorrow in east san jose. milpitas and areas around those cities. the second test will be in los gatos thursday in the 3rd will be on friday in cupertino mountain view and sunnyvale. fire danger here right now or at least not nearly as bad as we expected to be this fall. and everything has really dried out. the temps have been pretty cool for this time of year, but we're starting to warm them up as we move through this we

the shasta county da charge pg e with manslaughter. but all the criminal charges have now been dropped following today's settlement, 45 million dollars will go towards organizations to help rebuild and assist local communities. there and also pg e will pay a 5 million dollar fine directly to the county. the agreement must still be reviewed and approved by a judge. okay. we'll talk about forecast with our live look outside some fog and clouds sticking around today. but the warm-up has started. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with all the details. hey, kyla. hey there. yeah. so inland warmed up a tiny if you are around the bay or the coast kind of the same thing as yesterday because we did have that marine layer. >> rather, president temperatures right now to get a francisco 57 degrees. we're at 62 and oakland, san jose sitting in the upper 60's low 70's, though, for livermore concord and santa rosa. so we started to warm up the north bay particular state. pretty cool the last few days because it had that cloud cover. so finally getti

this week, pg&e's preparing for the upcoming fire season. the utility provided this video of crews checking equipment on the ground as well as through the air with helicopter in santa clara county. the inspections are to get a jumpstart on potential public safety power shut offs. >> when we have an actual psps event, we can gather information on how long it is going to take us to complete these patrols. we are also able to look for any other hazards, so we can mitigate them now. it also helps us predict the timing it will take for us to restore power to customers during an actual event. kristen: pg&e says power is not going to be shut off during the inspections. larry: a proposal for what would be the bay area's largest safe rv parking site could be appr soon. up to 85 vehicles. are softly reporter has a closer -- our south bay reporter has a closer look at the proposal. reporter: it is hard to see that this man could become the side of a largest -- the largest rv community supportive parking program. >> we wanted to do this. reporter: the d

ama: pg&e regulators voted to allow pg&e off of violations without admitting wrongdoing to starting a deadly wildfire. it killed an eight-year-old and her mother. an investigation found pg&e committed severe violations and starting the fire. behind closed doors, the two settled without ruling pg&e did anything wrong. the settlemently0 m will d as a penalty the other fund will bn wildlife prevention efforts. dan: ockham has relieved data -- alchemy has relieved data on the ability to serve crisis in the tenderloin . between march of 2022 to this year the organization's practitioners have more than 1.3 million positive engagements. that is defined as one to three minute engagements with neighbors to build positive relationships and serve as a community connector. the assisted in 49,000 de-escalation interventions, helping to contain mental health incidents or interrupting street violence. urban alchemy disposed of nearly 83,000 needles. calls are growing louder in san francisco to invest in lifesaving services lost after the closure of the tenderloin linkage center, last december. this

pg. peters may 26th. have these new billboards in san francisco are calling attention to the city's fentanyl crisis. abc seven news was that brandon near fifth, where one of the that's mental life billboards has gone up. it's part of a campaign launched by two groups seeking to put an end to the city's notorious open air drug markets and implore city leaders to do something about the crisis. other billboards can be found in the south of market and tenderloin neighborhoods. the preliminary hearing is now scheduled for the south bay mother accused of organizing house parties for her son, where she provided alcohol and facilitated sexual assaults. shannon o. connor's cases moving forward because she declined to plead guilty today after hearing how the judge would sentence her, abc seven news reporter, dustin dorsey was in the courtroom and has the latest quick but impactful day in court for shannon o. connor the loss goddess mother accused of throwing drunken parties for teenagers. judge elizabeth peterson i

here is a live look at the pg&e outage map right now.an see there, but remember back on wednesday night, a fire in an underground transformer volt knocked out electricity for thousands. pg&e was shooting to have all power restored at the top of the hour, currently about 80 customers in the dark. the only shelter for the un-housed in the city of alameda is closing its doors tomorrow. told you about the pivotal role that the christ episcopal church played in providing shelter during our wet winter. it opened its doors and provided a house -- a warm place for the unhoused to sleep. tonight is the final night guests can sleep in the shelter. they held a final dinner this evening and the church is already planning to reopen next winter. >> we have begun to think about how this model will continue to grow next year, who our community partner will be, and how it will be more sustainable in terms of our volunteers and how to partner. with other faith-based organizations. dion: the church has been helping guests transition to other places to live

the reason pg&e's latest earnings report is making headlines as california residents contend with higher costs. >> and celebrating cinco de mayo and how you can take part. >> very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> let's start out with a look at the forecast, meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect. >> we've had a lot of rain off and on the past few days and it looks like for most of the bay area we'll get a bit of a break going at least into the early afternoon. it is a cloudy start, maybe drizzling a little bit as you're driving to work and temperatures in the low 50s. as we go throughout today, we're going to see the temperatures headed for the low 60s. it will stay mostly cloudy, only peeks of sunshine and the return of rain for the north bay will be sooner than we'll see elsewhere. 4:00 to 5:00, we see the rain picking up and moving into parts of the east bay around sunset or thereafter. it's going to be picking up later tonight. >>> mike, you're tracking the morning commute. >> i stepped in early because i wanted t

when we're talking about pg knee. we're mostly talking about transformer vaults and electrical meter rooms and i would say two things on that one. we are working very closely with deborah lutz key and her team at public works to flesh out a more robust mou with public works, and our goal in doing that is to also make sure it's in alignment with pg and e so that they don't come and counter sort of the city family mou that we're developing to give greater certainty to applicants. around how to site and design those those really critical rooms. but in addition to that, i think we've also heard through this process loud and clear that transformer vaults are an issue and we need to get a better handle on the issue and try to be a part of the problem solving that, um so that we don't just throw our hands up in the air and say, well, it's pg and e. and that's kind of been the response to date and we hear it and we hear the frustration with that, and we really want to help be partners would say. right now. i don't necessarily

the unlikely hero that stepped up when pg&e didn't. this is "today in the bay." >>> monday morning, the team is all here, ready to go and get you out the door. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> don't go out the door just yet. we've got a lot of news to cover. i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike in just a little bit. first day of may today. i remember taking baskets of flowers to my neighbors when i was little for may day. >> that's nice. and now we have lots of flowers because of all the rain. we're going to get a little more going into the next few days, but you're probably already knowing that it's going to be cool compared to what we had just last week. and that cold air is pushing down, it's still pretty windy. as you're heading to work in foster city, we're going to stay in the 50s throughout the morning and not as much sunshine as yesterday. big changes starting out this month because we are well below what's normal for this time of year. we should be in the low 70s, but we're only going to make it up to 60,

because pg and e has such a vast territory.t's meteorologists have to look at the very big picture of weather. but they break that down into tiny, tiny little squares, so they know exactly what's going on every place within that vast system. california's bumper crop of well watered green grasses now drying out, we'll turn california into the golden state. even before the what season is over. p genies. meteorology staff is already looking into where the worst wildfires are likely to spring up. the goal know whether grasses brush and bushes might allow fire to burn up into tree canopy, setting off fierce wild land fires, precipitation we have seen the snowpack is going to, according to all the national agencies delay the start. or at least tamp down the start of fire season. a good deal is part of the team that uses ever higher technologies and historical data to figure out where power crews need to be pre positioned for outages and make repairs as quickly as possible. developing forecast products, you know very specialized, what

coming up, we're talking all about pg and e inspections might. you may see some low flying helicopters in the south b >> 9.26 is the time and we are just waiting for the sun. i'm just it's like watching paint dry. just going to wait, wait, wait, wait all day. it will happen. i wouldn't hold your breath, but it will happen. >> we've got john talking about john. yeah, we'll get there. it's definitely taken longer today than yesterday. today is a little grayer and a little windier to some. do not forget the jacket still definitely want that can see the wind behind me on that palm tree right there. bay bridge. looking clear enough from the east bay hills skies not showing a lot of sunshine just yet. and winds gusting as high as 25 miles per hour. so a brisk feel to it. temperatures are starting to approach the 60's redwood city here at 63 brentwood and pittsburgh. also there while oakland, san francisco and berkeley hanging out in the mid 50's right now. later today, we're going to be looking at daytime highs well into the 60's to 70's so familiar, f

cal fire says the fire was caused by a tree falling on a pg&e distribution line. the majority of the payment will put toward funding for new wildfire mitigation initiatives. >>> governor gavin newsom says disney scrapping a $1 billion project in florida is a big win for us here in california. the campus was expected to add 2000 jobs to orlando's local economy, many aforesaid to be rotated from california. disney in florida governor ron desantis have been in a public fight when disney spoke out against the state's so-called don't say gay bill. >>> a ready to see thousands of runners and very interesting costumes or bubbly no costumes at all. i went last year and i saw way too much. bay to breakers is back in the city this weekend. the race cuts across the city from the embarcadero to ocean beach. street closure started to make way for the route. gianna franco joins us now with which streets will be shut down and how to get around them. gianna, the race, while you see a lot, it is a lot of fun. >> it is a lot of fun and a big part of the bay area, san francisco. bay

investigators blamed it on pg&e's failure to cut down a damaged tree that was marked for removal that was leaning towards power lines. under the agreement the utility company will pay $10 million in fines and the rest will come from shareholder funds for new wildfire initiatives. >>> back in 60 seconds and it looks like football's biggest night is headed to the bay area. >> i don't think there's much competition for this. >> what 49er insiders are taking about the super bowl coming back to levi's. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the fog is back and homuch wew >>> okay, are you ready for football? the biggest game and it turns out the put bowl game -- super bowl might be coming back. nbc bay area news's audrey -- speaks with us now. >> reporter: our 49ers insider confirmed with me tonight at the legal owners are expected to formally vote on it next week and he says it is a formality at this point. now it's about getting ready for 2026 which is a big year not just for levi's but the entire bay area. >> it is all 49ers, it is all levi stadium, it is all bay area. >> reporter: al

fire but behind closed doors the two settled without ruling pg&e did anything wrong. is $150 million in total. lyionas a penalty to california's general fund. the other 140 million will be spent on wildfire prevention efforts. gloria: now to a list no airport wants to be on. the increased spots. san jose made the cut. it is number 10 on the list. it analyzed more than 37,000 tweets directed at the 60 busiest airports in the u.s. and the three most commonly used words are delays, security, and hours. annoyed passengers also tweeted about parking and waiting. in case you are wondering, john wayne airport in orange county angers its airports more than any other airport in the country . jobina: may is mental health awareness and as mental health awareness continues to grow experts are concerned about the social stigma preventing men from seeking professional help. a licensed mental health counselor says those stigmas are related to masculinity that has been ingrained in young boys since the beginning. back to mesin childhood into >> if you played have heard just push thro

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the hearing was called to examine the impact and pg&e's response to a vault fire and power outage that turned out the lights for thousands of customers last month. some of those customers didn't get their power back for days. today, tenants associations and residents shared their frustrations about that outage and what they said was a lack of clear communication. board of supervisors president aaron peskin called the hearing, which hit his district particularly hard. >> i am trying to do here, and the tone that i'm trying to create, is they've got to step up their game. they can make things work better. listen, there are going to be transformers that catch on fire. but they can do, and it is within their control, to have much better communication with affected residents. >> a pg&e representative told the panel the utility did all it could to restore power as quickly as possible. the utility says the underground vault fire was likely the issue, but the cause of that fire is still being investigated. >>> get ready for another toll on a bay area freeway. highway 37 in the north bay will b

our power came on the next day. >> reporter: aaron peskin called today's hearing, saying pg&e's response to a major outage last month was unacceptable. >> that meant no access to food, and in many cases, no access to elevators. >> reporter: an underground fire april 26th knocked out power to thousands of customers near chinatown and downtown. while the vast majority of customers were restored within 24 hours, some spent more than four days in the dark. >> i'm 78 years old. i live on the 17th floor. i had to walk down and up, a great difficulty, twice for food and for water. we learned we wouldn't get power until mond

pg&e workers worked over the weekend to fix the issue. kumasi: the only shelter for the un-housed in the city of alameda is closing its door today. christ episcopal church played a critical role in providing shelter in the wet winter. it opens its doors full-time for the unhoused to sleep and critical services. last night was the final night that guests would be sleeping in the shelter before it shuts down later this morning. church leaders say they already planned to reopen next winter. >> we have begun to think about how this model will grow next year. who our community partner will be, and how it will be more sustainable in terms of our volunteers and how to partner with other faith-based organizations. kumasi: bencic has been helping guests transition to other places to live including transitional housing and shelters in the county. they have served countless people underscoring the need for more housing in the region. a fight for workers around the world today for higher salaries and better working conditions. reggie: yosemite valley

puc their alleged over seer what steps they are take to better governor pg and e.yor and her staff. city attorney and his staff. general manager of the puc and his staff who have taken this seriously. and look forward to working with all of those individuals and organizations moves forward in holding gas and electric accounts okay. and the rest i will submit. >> thank you, mr. president. >> supervisor preston. >> submit. >> supervisor ronen >> hi, colleagues, i have 2 hashings and memoryium today. as we launched last friday the new homelessness and behavioral health mittee at the select committee at the board of supervisors. we had a great first meeting and are starting to see how hopefully the existence of the commit eye will help us better understand how to fix what can be seen as incomplete system of care for homelessness and people sprngs homelessness and people -- with mental illness or substance use disordered. i'm calling 2 hears to be heard. first which i'm co sponsoring with supervisor mandelman. vice chair of the committee is a hearing. both of them. i'm

reggie: pg&e profits jumped in the first three months of this year., which led to frustrated customers after the cold and wet winter. pg&e earned six under $23 million, which is nearly an 18% increase compared to the same time last year. san francisco-based lyft's shares plunged after the company reported first-quarter earnings. investors placing more weight on a dim outlook than other financial gains. lyft closed the year with revenue up 14% from the same quarter last year, but is forecasting weaker than expected revenue in the current quarter. i guess that was enough to deter investors. let's see how investors are doing this morning. we are up about 455 points right now. kumasi: some are getting a makeover. scrabble, life, and trivial pursuit are changing for seniors, with bigger print and revamped content. one example is when a gen z or millennial player passes payday in the game of life, they have to pay because of college debt. baby boomers reggie: i make the tiles bigger in scrabble. but some of this? all right. kumasi: it i away, but we are lea

pg and e has such a vast territory.t's meteorologists have to look at the very big picture of weather. but they break that down into tiny, tiny little squares, so they know exactly what's going on every place within that vast system. california's bumper crop of well watered green grasses now drying out, we'll turn california into the golden state. even before the wet season is over. p genies meteorology staff is already looking into where the worst wildfires are likely to spring up. the goal. know where the grasses brush and bushes might allow fire to burn up into tree canopy, setting off fierce wild land fires, the precipitation we have seen the snowpack is going to according to all the national agencies delay the start, or at least tamp down the start of fire season. a good deal is part of the team that uses ever higher tec to figure make repairs as quickly as possible. developing forecast products you know very specialized, what they're trying to do so they can pinpoint, um how that weather is going to impact them ex

and e over that deadly zogg fire back in 2020 fire started after a tree fell on an energized pg. conductor in shasta county officials say the gas company will have to pay 10 million dollars as a penalty to california's general fund 140 million dollars investments for that new wildfire mitigation initiative fire burned more than 56,000 acres causing 4 fatalities and destroying 204 structures. there. local favorite that started out as a food truck is growing in the bay area senior probably say their rights says a senior >> open up their oakland location just about a month ago. meanwhile, we are nearing a year since their location at san francisco's ferry building open up on this morning's dine and dish kron vicki liviakis sat down with 2 cool guys who started it all. >> you could call senior sisig a san francisco success story. 2 kids i'm to be. here is an honor meet gilpin. and evan kundera there. the founders of senior cystic filipino food with the mexican you know, we're a little bit differently. we create our own brand. i know it's filipino food. the put the mexican twist to it

they will all get $8,000 for college from pg&e. >> a challenge is always good for me in a way. i overcome my challenges. so yeah. it's going to be hard. and there will be times when i know i will struggle in life. like going through college and stuff. but i believe i can do it. >> pg&e says that it created the program as a racial justice initiative after the murder of george floyd. thousands of vietnamese catholics in san jose have gotten a place to worship again more than a decade after their church went up in flames. now known as our lady of lavang church. the new church had plenty of parishioners today in a weekend of inaugural festivities. church goers said the opening means a lot to them. >> i became a holy catholic child of god. and mama mary here. so this is a beautiful celebration. bringing life to this area again. >> the church expects thousands of guests from around the world to attend this weekend. >>> hey, now sights and sounds from a live auction at the annual hanna gala. celebrating the korean community foundation of san francisco. tonight's event honors community

of classes through the school of business and they all get a $8000 school of economy scholarship to pg&e. >> it is always good for me in a way. i overcome my challenges. it will be hard. i know there will be times when you struggle in life, but i believe i can do it. >> pg&e says it created the program as a racial justice initiative after the murder of george floyd. >>> it is not summer yet, but it sure felt like it today. we caught up with some mountain bike riders near walnut creek, and many enjoyed temperatures that reached into the 90s. the hot weather also brought out lots of families to heather park farms. they kept cool hanging out under canopies while kids laid soccer in the sun. we now go to brian with more hot temperatures in the bay. brian? >> mother's day sees a cooldown in the bay area. numbers come down about five degrees. we are close to the daytime highs. concord is now at 87. oakland, very pleasant 87 degrees. in santa rosa, it is 85 degrees. numbers tomorrow at this time will be about five degrees cooler than it was today. and that is pretty much par for the course on

pg vladimir barsukov coumarin.rsonally handed them the murder weapon kalashnikov assault rifle for you hurray hurray hurray footage celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the leader of the tambov group. vladimir barsukov coumarin. 9 years after the massacre of the vice-governor manevich, one of the most influential criminal authorities at that time was having fun in the company of his trusted ones. companions are still at large, but already without his right hand, he lost it during the assassination attempt. a few years later, barsukov coumarin was detained for other crimes of evidence, according to which it was possible to collect, what is called in hot pursuit , an operation to detain barsukov was sentenced coumarin was held under the leadership of the then head of the ministry of internal affairs rashid nurgaliyev and at that time the prosecutor general of russia yuri chaika. all events were carried out in complete secrecy, so that there were no leaks from moscow to st. petersburg at night , trucks from spec

so finally, congratulations on winning an important public power service dispute with pg and e. um why is it important that the city's rights as a local power provider maintained well, so san francisco has been a local power provider for decades. we are fortunate to have access through our hedge hetchy hydroelectric system to provide electricity to a number of providers, particularly public recipients of that. and unfortunately, pg any has used its monopoly when it comes to private electricity to try to stop that, and to block that, and from our perspective, they violated federal law in adding literally tens of millions of dollars of expenses to san francisco and institutions that we're trying to ensure um, public power infrastructure. put years of delays on our ability to do this, and so we had to bring a number of appeals in the federal commission. ah we were successful in those appeals, and there was a decision recently that basically held the pg and e could not use its monopoly to unfairly delay or add tens of millions of dollars of cost. to the city and county of san franci

it's rated pg.under investigation by the florida department of education after showing the film to her students. as cnn's isabel rosales explains, this the regarding the controversial legislation ron desantis signed last year. >> reporter: first-year teacher jenna barbee is under fire for showing her fifth grade class "strange world." her intent, she says, was to teach the class about the environment. it features a family of explorers banning together to explore the world. >> i thought it was a good message to send to our kids, chasing your dreams. >> reporter: instead, shannon rodriguez, a parent of one of barbee's students -- >> i'm not going to stand by and allow this minority to infiltrate our schools. god put me here. >> reporter: barbee says that triggered an investigation from the department of investigation. saying this office has determined an investigation is warranted into allegations that you engaged in inappropriate conduct. >> you must be diazo. he talks about you all the time. >> not

pg&e is trying to stay one step ahead of the game. they are holding a virtual town hall tonight. during the webinar pg&e customers can learn about their wildlife safety efforts and progress in their , excuse me, progress in the community and hear about resources available and connect with their local pg& e leaders. the town hall starts at 5:30 p.m. >>> hayward polirer yolp wantin ineag that may have be relt of a love triangle. it happened last week. police found two victims, a 30-year-old woman who died at the hospital and a 28-year-old man , still listed in critical condition. after talking to witnesses, police identified a 33-year-old of san mateo as the suspect and they say, it was not a random attack. >> they were previously in a relationship . it is believed both shooting victims were in a dating relationship and live together at the time of this incident. >> police say a five-year-old was also found inside the home or that shooting took place. but was not harmed. >>> san francisco festival announced the 2023 lineup. the festival is held on. 80 starting september 30th and en