ahead we investigate pg&e.gs into why the utility is asking for a delay to pay back debt despite making billions of dollars in profits. >>> also a south bay family court closed for days. the power outage forcing them to turn people away and when this court is expected to re-open. >>> and now that the rain is moving out, we are tracking a little bit of fog. i'll let you know how long this sticks around for tomorrow and the warmer weather in >>> despite $2.5 billion in profits last year, pg&e is telling regulators it's in a financial bind. pg&e is asking for more time to pay $1 billion it owes to rate payers for helping to bail it out of bankruptcy. here's investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken. >> so we feel really great about our turnaround. >> reporter: that's patti poppe during a recent investor briefing announcing pg&e's more than $2 billion in earnings last year. >> we're serving our planet, and we're leading with love at pg&e, and i couldn't be more proud to stand alongside with the men and women of pg&

with love at pg & e. and i couldn't be more proud of standing next to the people of pg & e. >> reporter: weeks after our investigative unit learned pg & e filed this petition with state regulators. it sites challenges while asking for permission to delay payments owed for a wildfire payment fund. that payment is due at the end of this month. let's bring in jackson who coffers -- covers pg & e. pg & e makes hundreds of thousands and they want to delay payments. >> right now the looming bill of $1 billion is still on track to be paid by the end of this month. the question is what regulators may do between now and then. >> what do rate payers, me and you and everybody watching how do rate payers get involved here and how are we impacted directly, or are we? >> it's a long story but it began when several fires hit back in 2017 and 2018. there was $7.5 billion set aside to pay victims and rate payers financed that money on behalf of pg & e. they're supposed to be made whole for that financing. they created a f

ahead we investigate pg&e. our team digs into why the utility is asking for a delay to pay back debt despite making billions of dollars in profits. >>> also a south bay family court closed for days. the power outage forcing them to turn people away and when this court is expected to re-open. >>> and now that the rain is moving out, we are tracking a little bit of fog. i'll let you know how long this sticks around for tomorrow and the warmer weather in bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. >>> despite $2.5 billion in profits last year, pg&e is telling regulators it's in a financial bind. pg&e is asking for more time to pay $1 billion it owes to r

is not unique to pg&e." a 2023 report from the edison electric institute found 75% of all investor-owned utilities were experiencing similar shortages and were likely to continue to do so through mid-2024, but the longer it takes to finish the grenada, the longer brian will have to wait. he's been promised a new unit in the building he would share with his wife. >> pg&e needs to get on it, do their job and they could finish theirs and we could live happily. >> reporter: the state has been pushing cities to approve and build more housing, but electric leaders say this pg&e transformer shortage is adding to the problem. >> da tells us there are a couple state bills in the works that would mandate timely utility connections to ease the housing crisis. >>> still ahead, burglars ransacked a string of small businesses in oakland. we'll hear from some of the owners who are left now picking up the pieces. >> they cleared out a lot i launched our campaign at this union hall. let's go win this thing! then we hit the r

so pg&e has its reasons, but jaxon, a lot of people who are paying for their pg&e bills are saying, you know, i'm paying more. so will this delay impact our bills at all? >> reporter: well, right now the fund, which is a running fund. it started with a billion dollars. it's running about $250 million or less, and so depending on how many users there are and how much electricity is being used, the fund is depleted by, you know, to the tune of $30 million or more a month. so pg&e could theoretically run out of money if there's a heavy demand. so the idea is they're going to put some money in the fund now, not the full billion that they promised, about a third of it, and that way it will tide them through for about a year. >> they're going to try to put a third in it, but eventually pg&e will have to pay up. so what's the plan to make that happen? >> reporter: well, they were hoping on this plan to sell off a large stake of their energy-producing assets, their hydroelectric dams and other power plants to investors to raise some of that money, about $3.5 billion was going to hopefully come

a valuable asset that pg&e hopes to draw on because it is short on cash. >> pg&e applied to the commission last year for authority to sell off their crown jewel. >> they would not sell the actual dams, just the $3.5 billion stake. and use the investor cash to pay some of the $1 billion that it owes customers who are fronting the financing cost of a $7.5 billion wildfire bailout. critics like former public utilities president loretta lynch point out the utility has known for years that the bill would come do. and she says pg&e should be flush with cash. given the recent string of rate increases right after earning more than $2 billion in profits last year. >> the idea that the shareholders, after reporting record profits don't have the money to fulfill legal obligations is laughable. >> pg&e says it reinvested most profits in fire safety measures. that is why it filed this petition to delay payback to customers and any delay will not impact the rate. former regulatory judge steve wiseman with the uc berkeley goldman school of public policy. he says the request to put off paying 2/3 of the b

las autoridades piden evitar esa zona y la compañía pg&e recibió aprobación para aumentar una vez másio. cris sánchez, de nuestra estación hermana nbc bay area, nos muestra cuánto más tendremos que pagar. veamos este aumento le costará en promedio 5 $ al mes más por cliente antes de este incremento de tarifas pg&e ya se consideraba el servicio público más caro en toda la nación. pg&e dice que necesita este dinero para pagar por el trabajo para disminuir el peligro de incendios forestales. este último aumento, aprobado por la comisión de servicios públicos, regula pg&e viene pocos meses después de otro aprobado en enero, que añadió un promedio de 34 $ mensuales. y esto no acaba aquí. pg&e ya está preparando una petición para otro aumento de tarifas que podría subir los costos mensuales unos 10 $ al mes. el servicio público dice que este aumento es el resultado de los costos de las tormentas severas del año pasado. la frustración de los consumidores y críticos es que pg&e reporta ganancias de más de 2 mil millones de dólares y pagó 21 millones de dólares en dividendos. pg&e mandó un com

it's a valuable asset that pg and e hopes to draw on, because it is short on cash. >> so, pg and e applied to the commission last year for authority to sell off their crown jewel. >> reporter: they wouldn't sell the actual dams themselves, just a $3.5 billion stake. and used the investors' cash to pay some of the $1 billion it owes customers who are fronting the financing costs of a $7.5 billion wildfire bailout. >> it is shocking. >> reporter: critis point out the utility has known for years this bill would come due, and she says they should be flush with cash. given the recent string of rate increases, right after earning more than $2 billion in profits last year. >> the idea that the shareholders, after reporting record from fit, don't have the money to fulfill their legal obligation, is laughable. >> reporter: but they told regulators it reinvested most of those profits in fire safety measures. that's why it filed this petition to delay some of its payback to customers. any delay won't impact rates. >> we don't have the money, to, please let us off the hook. >> reporter: former regulat

jodi hernandez explains the issue and what pg&e is saying. >> this is like old hollywood. you are transported somewhere else in a different time period. watching a classic movie. the big screen. we restored everything during the pandemic. >> keeping the lights on at this historic trenton theater got a lot tougher. >> i looked at the bank account. where did the money go? it was $6200. >> the $6200 bill was nearly $2000 more than the usual winter bill. >> that is ridiculous. how can we pay that much? >> the theater just does not generate enough to cover that kind of bill. starting next week he will close on mondays and tuesdays. from now on their conic marquee will stay dark. >> it is a very tough choice. the reality is we cannot function. the numbers do not correlate. >> it is sad, that's very sad. >> patrons say they will miss the signature lighted signage that has been visible at night from her 24. >> it is familiar and comforting to see it. also i think it is iconic of the culture. >> we have seen the pg&e bills going up and it is ridiculous. that is sad to see this icon

about five dollars to your monthly pg&e bill.ent, a spokesperson says the decision authorizes a temporary read change to start recouping a portion of the money that was spent for wildfire mitigation and compliance and moderator. this comes after a rate hike in january, raiding the average bill by about $34. that increase being used to pay for underground powerlines in areas with high fire risk. >> why did pg&e get another rate increase when they reported profits of over $2 billion from last year? >> reporter: tony is the executive director of the rapier advocacy program. his biggest concern is there aren't pg&e when it comes to requesting more rate hikes. >> we want facts on top of each other and it is just please already paying hundreds of dollars monthly on their pg&e bills. >> i can't afford.com my groceries alone, i am going grocery shopping right now and i groceries, the inflation right now is insane. >> in concord, pete surratt is, nbc bay area news. >>> the long-awaited construction for the san jose. as soon as next month.

now i know you had a chance to speak with pg&e. what do they have to say about this? >> pg&e is committed to supporting small and medium businesses like the orinda theater. they have sent out a small business support team and they talked with the theater owner to look at the rates and look at energy efficiency strategies and try to help them out the best that they can. they do say that they have to pay for wildfire risk measures and critical upgrades to safety and reliability. that means raising rates. for small businesses, they tell me it is a 20 person -- percent increase and for medium-size businesses 17%. folks like you and me we have seen rates going up about 13%. again, they say they are committed to seeing the orinda theater thrive so hopefully they can help them out. >> in the meantime a lot of families like going to the theater so have you been able to speak with anyone seeing a movie today? >> reporter: they definitely do and people are coming in. folks are crossed about this because people have been coming here for years. it is an important part of the comm

. >>> and, pg&e gets the green light to raise rates again. fed up customers are wondering when will increases stop? >> i am tired of the rate hikes. i don't think i can say what i want to say here on tv.. >>> an emergency evacuation from the point of view of a passenger after united airlines flight skids off of the freeway in texas. also tonight, we are learning about another incident involving a united jet from sfo. >>> this is cbs news pay area with you'lliet good rich. >>> good evening, a busy friday evening. we begin with breaking news in oakland. 14 people were hurt in a massive collision involving two cars and an ac trapsit bus. it happened just about two hours ago at 54th and international. the fire department tells us at least two of the injured are in critical condition. you can see the front of the bus, it is crushed. one car is destroyed. we are trying to piece together the sequence of events that led up to this. we have a crew on the way and on the ground. we will be reporting from there in just a minute. >>> our other top story,

pg&e says it's working to keep hikes between 2% to 4% a year. the new rate hike is expected to kick in next month. >>> well, "today in the bay" is celebrating international women's day, and it comes as we've been honoring women's history all month long. >> as part of that month-long celebration, one south bay park is hosting heritage day and it takes place at history park in san jose located inside of kelly park. it includes an all women-owned lowrider exhibit, dance, live poetry readings. two groups are organizing the event. the historical society of santa clara valley. they say the event is for everyone. >> our programming is really there to uplift all these different stories, and also we're not really overlapping in our programming. >> admission is free. the event starts at noon and runs until 3:30. >>> with a look at the weekend weather, let's shake things up and see how it shapes up. you're looking great these days, kari. >> unfortunately, we are not going to see it all dry, but there will be some clouds coming in, and we're looking at temp

>> >> reporter: pg&e hoped it would be november of last year. they will put it on as soon as they can possibly next month. no doubt, no later than may. >> you got us up to's deed on the recent rate increases. is there another one in the works and how much would it be? to. there is another one. again it stems from things that happened that pg&e says were essentially out of his control. namely, storm damage across their system. they made an emergency cry for relief and there is a $10 a month rate increase coming once it gets through the regulatory process of review. we're not quite sure when that is going to be. by the end of this year, pg&e predicts we'll be paying on average about $50 per average customer more than when we started. >> investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken. thank you. >>> fremont's former city managers went to jail after pleading guilty to fraud today marked the nausea worked for the city from 2018 until 2010 when. alameda prosecutors say he used his city credit card to pay for $18,000 worth of personal purchases including cl

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pg and e is ableúto overspend.are no limits to how much they can overspend. >> customers we spoke to see the bills plateau at some point, but they aren't holding their for the utility reform network tells ktvu that customers should not be asked to pay for pg and e. quote incompetence when managing its funds and infrastructure, and that sentiment was echoed by speakers who commented before the cpuc vote today. this isn't the only increase pg spcould face in the coming mont, as the utility company has already proposed several more later this year. garcia tori gaines, live in our newsroom. >> thank you. new at noon. the san jose police department is working to increase the number of female police officers in the department. chief anthony mata, along with mayor matt mehan and other city leaders, made the announcement this morning. they say the police department is joining hundreds of agencies across the country in signing a 30 by 30 pledge, a commitment to growing female representation among law enforcement recruits to

pg&e would have to raise rates astronomically for to become cheaper for a gas car versus charging at home, but the recent electric rate hikes will eat into those savings traditionally owned by owners of cars like tesla's and other electric vehicles. last thursday they approved a rate hike that will increase pg&e bills by about five dollars a month on top of the 13% increase in january and the third one is in the works. pg&e said it expects total rate hikes in 2024 two total about $50 more per average customer per month. we spoke with the policy analyst with energy innovation. they are not a partisan think tank but they advocate for policies that help combat climate change. according to his calculations, to drive 506 miles in c camera would cost about $73 in gas and a chevy volt about $43 in electricity and the tesla model 3 about $32 in electricity and there is a big difference. but if you compare what the bolt and tesla drivers were saving a few years ago, you can see bolt drivers are saving just $30 versus $51 back in 2022 which is after recent rate hikes and model 3 drivers are sa

. >>> and some good news for pg&e customers. you're getting some money back on your next bill. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. how about this? we begin with the razor-thin margin in the race for congress. super tuesday was one week ago, but late today, we just got an update. this is the big-money, high-profile race. two candidates separated by fewer than 200 votes. here are the latest numbers for district 16. this is to replace longtime congresswoman anna eshoo. former san jose mayor sam liccardo, he's out in front with more than 20% of the vote. but look at second place. county supervisor joe simitian and assemblyman evan low. 162 votes separate these two, simitian and low. the top two advance to the november election. looks like liccardo for sure and either simitian or low. here's an inside look at the registrar of voters office in san jose where the work continues to count each vote. there are still 96,000 ballots left to count in this race in santa clara and san mateo counties combined.

after pg and e says a car crashed into a power pole. we just got this video into the newsroom pg and e crews were out at the polls making repairs near and north capitol avenues. what is the result? well, this is a look at the outage map fund pg and e this is current. you can see a chunk orange there just east of north capitol avenue p g says close to 5500 customers are without power. no estimated time for when they'll get it back. the utility is hoping anywhere between midnight and 01:00am. >> firefighters spent the afternoon battling a house fire in downtown san jose, its park just before noon at a home on east santa clara street and north 4th street. firefighters say traffic had to be diverted pg and e had to shut down power in the area while they were putting out those flames. those flames were put out about an hour later. power was restored to the area. no injuries were reported. meantime, in the east bay, 5 adults and 3 children are without a home tonight after a fire destroyed at early monday morning. alameda crews responding to t

por favor contacte a pg&e para ver qué si pasó algo. no.recordarnos también que el hubo un incremento también al servicio de energía eléctrica. bueno, ha habido incremento tras incremento, tras incremento, pero bueno, de algo a nada, si, bueno, así es ahorrar, intentar también nosotros hacer algo en la casa para intentar ahorrar. eso sí, electricidad. pues nos vamos a hablar de las 05:30, porque algunos estafadores están haciendo uso de la inteligencia artificial para engañar a sus víctimas. en breve, una madre de familia nos cuenta su caso. esta es una historia que solo verá por telemundo 48. además los organizadores de espectáculos de carreras ilegales de coches están en la mira de las autoridades en antioch. le contaremos sobre una ordenanza que fue aprobada al regresar. cuando un piloto novato conoce al entrenador que creía haberlo visto todo, otra vez, seguro habrá acción, pero esta no es una megaproducción cualquiera. es un anuncio de ofertas de nissan. mejor apresúrate. no te pierdas los impresionantes descuentos del día de los presi

and that price is too low so far pg and e has and entertain the buyout. but san francisco is pushing forward. we think we can provide the service at a more reliable cost-effective rate. we are structurally advantaged as as a local government and providing that service under the local government model. in the meantime, another rate hike request is still pending before the california public utilities commission. >> this one would see another 7.2% hike in electric bills. dan kerman kron. 4 news. san francisco's taking another step towards building more housing on treasure island. mayor london breed is pushing plans forward to make treasure island. the largest source of new housing in the bay area. this is part of the housing for all plan. the mayor launched last year. the goal is to create more than 80,000 new homes in the city by 2030, with 8,000 of those homes located on treasure island. >> a new public transit connection will make it easier to get around in the south bay, a connection between bart and eta is officially happening. the vta board unanimously

skyrocketing pg e bills are a bay area wide problem. and those high costs are now forcing an east bay movie theater to have to cut back fields out of hand and costs of gotten so high for. >> local theater, the orinda theater. they say they're now going to have to close 2 days a week. kron four's dan thorn is in orinda tonight with more on the struggle that lots of us can relate to. >> when it's dark, the theater usually has its iconic marquee lit up and drivers from highway. 24 can see it. but that was not the case. thursday night as one of the cost-cutting measures, the owners of the orinda theater, a taking and now they're also closing the theater on mondays and tuesdays after getting a more than $6,000 energy bill from pg and e. the historic movie theater in orinda is making difficult decisions over ever increasing energy bills. the orinda theater will no longer have showings on the silver screen on mondays and tuesdays. you know, obviously like to be open 7 days a week, but >> if you know, we can be opened and have lost every day. y

. >> right now at 6:00, your pg&e bill about to get higher, again. california regulators approve another rate hike, and it's likely not over. we're breaking down another increase already in the works and the hit to your bottom line. >>> plus, scary moments after a tire flies off a united airlines jet taking off from sfo. we have details on the damage on the ground below. >>> steph curry injured. we'll update his status ahead of tomorrow's game. >>> this is "today in the bay." good friday morning to you. 6:00 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get you caught up on what's happening weather-wise. meteorologist kari hall has a look at a beautiful forecast. >> yes, it's a clear start. we can see that in the live camera over san jose behind us and a smaller view of that frame there, as our temperatures start out in the mid-40s. it is in the upper 30s in dublin right now, and we're also seeing mid-40s in san francisco, a few clouds moving by now. but we are headed for sunshine again today, and

and that the price is too low so far pg and e has and entertain the buyout. but san francisco is pushing forward. we think we can provide the service at a more reliable cost-effective rate. we are structurally advantaged as as a local government and providing that service under the local government model. in the meantime, another rate hike request is still pending before the california public utilities commission. this one would see another 7.2% hike in electric bills. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up, 2 north bay man accused of killing a police officer while on vacation in italy when they were teens. now back on trial in rome. we have the latest on the case. >> now, the primary election day has come and gone. we have a better idea of how voter turnout there. and here's a hint. it was not good capitol correspondent eytan while also have a closer look at the updated numbers. >> and how last week's winter storm made a huge impact on storm made a huge impact on our state's water resources. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeu

late in lafayette kron four's philippe djegal reports pg and e crews were trimming some of its limbs just hours before it fell. >> more than 100 year-old oak tree chopped up along springhill road in lafayette is really scary. yeah, it fell from a meetings as neighbors yard late monday night landing on 2 cars and busting through a fence. power lines came down to knocking electricity out in the neighborhood until around 6 o'clock tuesday morning was not a stormy night pg e was out trimming it. so really interesting that that you need it. hold itself. happening the homeowner tells kron 4 pg and e was performing maintenance on the tree earlier in the day. removing limbs in jeopardy of falling onto power lines. it's unclear what led to it snapping off at its base. it fell and sounded at first like there's an earthquake once or twice a season. there's a >> a big tree. that falls is wonderful trees, they get too big and they get wet and they get heavy. and when they come down, it's a. >> it's huge. and and dangerous. xfinity spent hours in the morning restoring services to its customers. th

you're a pg e bill might be a little bit lower next month.ion pg e customers will be receiving the california climate credit on their next bill households with an active electric account will automatically receive a credit to $55 and households with an active gas account will get a credit for $85. the credit is from the california cap and trade program. it's designed to help utility customers transition to lower-carbon options. up next, we're getting some new images of a plane crash in mendocino county and they show us what they have led to the survival of the family on board. >> and the house of representatives moving forward with a bill that could ban tiktok if it does not cut ties with its chinese parent company. but first, we will hear from the artist whose precious artwork was stolen precious artwork was stolen from her gallery in ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >>

pg and e shared the following statement with ktvu. quote pg and e is dedicated to supporting small and medium businesses like the orinda theater, a representative from our small business engagement team will be reaching out to the orinda theater to go over their bill and review rates, energy efficiency options, and other programs that may help, unquote. pg and e says any business having a tough time with their power bill should reach out to them directly. all hope is not lost for orinda theater. the owner tells us the community is reaching out in their time of need, as it always has. >> this lady came in and she goes, can i buy some candy? and i said, sure, you know, i said, you want movie tickets? she says , no, i just want to help you guys and buy a candy. and i said, oh, thank you so much. and she said, i just hope it's going okay. and then i was just like, at this point i just spelled it out to her, you know, and she says, oh, let me, let me help you. and she donated $50 in orinda. >> tori gaines ktvu, fox two news, also new at si

pg&e has drawn fire from a lot of customers of its repeated rate hikes. they have already up approved to hikes this year alone and there's another one in the works. >>> less like a washington dc capitol hill right there. the bill first passed in 2006 and led to groundbreaking research on autism. it has been reauthorized twice, but it is set to expire this year. according to the cdc, it comes at a time when autism rates have jumped about 300% since the bill was first assigned. an advocate from the east bay was part of this group who spoke today. she says it is not only about children. >> can we get more research funding to early intervention, also care for afterwords? there is also a population for adulthood. >> renewing the bill this year would lead to more than $2 billion of additional funding. advocates say the money would advance autism research, services and training for healthcare professionals. >>> women front and center, san francisco's mayor personally thanking and honoring five women at a special ceremony. it was put on by the department of women

clorox kaiser permanente in pg. all say that the project would also protect their employees earlier this year, kaiser hired security guards to escort employees to and from bart parking garages and nearby businesses. skyrocketing pg e bills are a problem all over the bay area and it's now forcing an east bay movie theater to cut back. yeah. the casa gotten so high. they are in the theater will now close 2 days a week. our first and thorn joins us now live in or into tonight with the theaters, power pain. dan, explain. yeah, vicki, that iconic sign that usually see the marquee that shines here at night. not let up here tonight. people disappointed by that drivers along 24 often see it. no. >> hey, that's a renda. not the case tonight. and this is just one of those cost-cutting measures that the owners of the orinda theater taking. they're also going to be closed on mondays and tuesdays after getting a more than $6,000 bill from pg and e. the historic movie theater in orinda is making difficult decisions over ever incr

so far pg and e has and entertain the buyout. but san francisco is pushing forward. we think we can provide the service at a more reliable cost-effective rate. we are structurally advantaged as as a local government and providing that service under the local government model. in the meantime, another rate hike request is still pending before the california public utilities commission. >> this one would see another 7.2% hike in electric bills. dan kerman kron. 4 news. justice is launching a ent of 2- criminal investigation into boeing following an incident as you may know where a door plug blew out mid air and alaska airlines flight that was headed from oregon to southern california. the wall street journal reports boeing told congress last week it cannot find records for work that was done on that door panel. the ntsb is investigating as well. the faa is giving boeing 90 days to show how they plan to fix quality control issues. its 6.22. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the powerball jackpot keeps growing. >> we'll see how much it's going to be union with

si es cliente de pg&e de servicio de gas, su crédito va a ser de 85 .pero cómo recibirán este crédito? el crédito climático se aplica automáticamente a su factura. eso lo va a haber en el mes de abril. pero qué pasa si su vecino recibe el crédito y usted no? usted no ve su crédito climático en el mes de abril en su factura? por favor contacte a pg&e para ver que si pasó algo no este crédito es una iniciativa del estado de california para ayudar a los consumidores y también para ayudar a combatir el cambio climático. habrá otro crédito en el mes de octubre? flavio lacayo telemundo retoma el tema de las condiciones en la región con estas imágenes que compartió caltrans desde ley tajo le piden a los automovilistas no viajar hacia la montaña. en este momento, ya que las autopistas 50 y 80 están cerradas. se exige en la zona el uso de cadenas para nieve y de igual manera en la carretera 89 no se permite el tránsito vehicular desde emerald bay y hasta bliss state park. todas estas son medidas preventivas porque ya las condiciones húmedas causaron este acciden

the puc d a unanimously approved another rate hike for pg and e to pay the half billion dollars pg andt year. critics were protesting outside the cpuc hearing in san francisco. they asked why customers should pay more when pg and e just announced a $2 billion profit. >> these violent rate hikes are the expense of the working poor and oppressed people of california, while enriching the shareholders of pg and e. >> now the puc says pg and e customers will be getting rebates next month as part of california's climate credits. >> construction could begin thic summer to extend vta light rail service from san jose to bart. the project extends light rail from the existing alum rock station to the east ridge transit center. valley transportationc authority's boad of directors approved the construction plan. people living in east san jose told the board what this transit project means to them. >> it's going to help move people, move our members of the community from east san jose to core job centers and opportunities in the greater silicon valley area, which has, you know, long been neglected a

and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did get a kick. i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but senator acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, morning news lawmakers are pushing to lower speed limits school zones across california. why they say this is going to help prevent children being hit by cars while they go to school. plus, a ski season keeps getting extended in the sierra. as we now brace from our snow. w [♪♪] there's a way to cut your dishwashing time by 50%. try dawn powerwash dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. it cleans so well, you can replace multiple cleaning products. try dawn powerwash. ( ♪ ♪ ) ♪ (just one kiss) ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) with reynolds wrap, cooking becomes so easy you can

and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but senator acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> 7.12, is a time and breaking news overnight. sad news out of hollywood. actor louis gossett junior has passed away. he was the first black man to win best supporting actor for his role in an officer and a gentleman. fantastic movie 1982. costar richard gere. and before that, he also won an emmy for his role in that tv mini series in the 70's routes that was seminal. but you can watch that on is an amazing yeah. it wasn't asked he also won star broadway. many of his fans will know that he start fact just recently in the 2023 remake of the color purple as well, working right up until the and no cars have 87. no cause

rising pg e bills are frustrating you. there's no relief ahead.a utility officials the approved yet another increase crawlers. dan kerman tells us how much you bill could go up and when that could happen. >> if you think p g any bills are already high, get ready for another increase. the california public utilities commission is okay to 12 month rate hike so pg and e can recoup a portion of the money that was spent for wildfire safety work. that means in late april early may average electric bills will go up about $3.65 a month and gas bills will increase just over a dollar a month. >> it is absolutely unsustainable. have double digit increase. 5th year after year. martone with the utility reform network says this latest increase. >> is on top of the 13% rate hike that went into effect in january. that's all bills go up. an average of $34 and $0.50 a month. people who are thaen years retired fixed income. this able. these are the folks to get hurt the most. by these rate increases. these bill increases. more than anyone else. they need a limit. >>

la vocera de pg&e explica la forma en que se recibirá es cliente de pg&e de servicio eléctri.errada al tráfico. de hecho, los bomberos trataron de rescatar a la conductora del camión por unos 40 minutos hasta lograrlo y tanto la mujer como otra persona fueron trasladadas al hospital. se desconoce la condición. así que ahora lo que están haciendo es tratando de que después que retiraron ese camión, viendo a ver cómo quedó el puente a ver si la estructura no sufrió algún tipo de daño estructural. qué nervios, 40 minutos pendiendo ahí sin saber que cualquier movimiento puede podría perjudicar aún más la situación? sí, y sí. entonces lo que estaba diciendo el jefe de bomberos es mis hombres están preparados para hacer este tipo de rescate? sí, pero la pobre conductora pasó 40 minutos ahí. bueno, hablemos de deportes. mejor. compañeros en los deportes. los san francisco siguen trabajando en su roster. le tengo toda la información del nuevo refuerzo que, por cierto, es un viejo conocido de la bahía de la paz. noticiero telemundo 48, 7 días a la semana. primeros contigo. hola a todos

>> we did request comment from pg&e. we got a written statement that reads in part, delaying the recovery of costs could negatively impact our ability to secure competitive finance rates and increase the costs for capital investments. >>> authorities are looking for a gunman who fired shots on a bay area freeway. it happened yesterday around 1:40 in the morning on westbound interstate 980 at the 11th street exit. it started when the suspect rear ended the driver first and then stopped alongside them. that's when the suspect fired four rounds at the car and then fled. the victim was not injured. but if you have information about this shooting, you're asked to call the chp. >>> president biden and first lady jill biden are now on the campaign trail today, fresh off that state of the union speech last night. >> and it was a speech our scott mcgrew says was more political and even more contentious than he expected. >> i've heard all kinds of adjectives about the speech. fiery is the one i think we're seeing most often, and t

customers just last year. >> pg and e says it received nearly 43,000 reports from customers who weremers impersonating the company, and customers lost about $875,000 in fraudulent payments,údata shows. the average customer lost about $800 pg and says scammers may threaten to disconnect your service and demand you purchase a prepaid card, or say you owe a refund or. >> new at 11, the environmental nonprofit responsible for a 72 mile cleanup of lake tahoe, is releasing data from their two year survey of the lake. clean up the lake, says their dive teams revisited 20 litter hotspots within the 0 to 25 foot shoreline. there were nearly 880 pounds of litter in these spots last year, a significant improvement from the nearly 3,000 pounds of litter in 2021. this means divers did remove about 77% of the litter. future cleanup projects will focus the5 foot zones, and historic bakery sold in the east bay for just $1. >> look at who the new owner is and his intention behind the new business venture. caught smuggling ammunition tos south america. the long investigation leading to his arrest. >>

rise and the most recent case may have exposed hundreds of the virus were to tell you about that and pg&e, high rates are causing some worries against ev drivers the reason some experts warn about switching your electric car just yet. >>> >>> local weather on nbc bay area is sponsored by mancini's sleep world. >>> concern about the re- emergence of the measles virus. outbreaks reported in several states including northern california. nbc bay area news's robert handa tells us how medical agencies are sounding the alarm about this very contagious virus. >> reporter: families we talked to at the san jose park were mostly surprised to hear about measles resurfaced in and many were concerned to learn that hundreds of people are now being contacted by uc davis medical center with a warning that they may have been exposed to measles at a sacramental hospital. most we spoke to said they are worried about their young children and the extremely contagious virus. >> my first thing is keeping him safe, though. >> reporter: did you ever think about measles before? >> i thought about it but not in te

so far pg and e hasn't entertain the buyout. but san francisco is pushing forward. we think we can provide the service at a more reliable cost-effective rate. we are structurally advantaged as as a local government and providing that service under the local government model. in the meantime, another rate hike request is still pending before the california public utilities commission. >> this one would see another 7.2% hike in electric bills. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> its 9.20, and that was electric. this is gas. gas prices are surging nationwide hitting a 4 month high. the price hike could affect the economy's recovery from inflation, although gas prices usually go up around this time of year because the higher demand and the switch over to more expensive fuel blends. meantime, in the bay area, let's take a look as the prices are going up around the bay $0.5 more than last week, $0.30 more than we were paying last month. the most expensive gas right now around the base. san mateo county 508, for a gallon of regular on average and the north bay, just about 5 bucks

having it as a pg, the parents can talk to the child about it.e it'sjust a cartoon, actually. but the british board of film classification says, following audience feedback, it now adopts a stricter position on the classification of violence. so these films would be labelled differently if they were released today. charlie rose, bbc news. an original pair of ruby slippers worn byjudy garland in the wizard of oz are to go on a world tour before being sold at auction. the shoes — one of four surviving pairs used in the film — previously made headlines when they were stolen from a museum in 2005 — before being recovered 13 years later. they will go on display in cities including new york, london and tokyo before being sold in december. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. many of us started the day on a cloudy note with a fair few showers. a lot of the showers will ease through the course of the day. but as we go through the next few days, well, we are still looking at spells of wind and rain. it's going to be mi

and that the price is too low so far pg and e has and entertain the buyout.ncisco is pushing forward. we think we can provide the service at a more reliable cost-effective rate. we are structurally advantaged as as a local government and providing that service under the local government model. in the meantime, another rate hike request is still pending before the california public utilities commission. >> this one would see another 7.2% hike in electric bills. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> more 8,000 homes could be soon coming to san francisco, new ones. mayor london breed announcing plans to make treasure island, the largest source of new housing in the bay area. the goal is to create the new homes on the island by 2030. 50 min at san quentin rehabilitation center graduated today was job certifications from construction to coating the men participated on a program that prepares them for the workforce and to keep from a life of crime. one man got his certificate and audio production and he's already running a podcast. his parents join him today for the ceremony

with rising pg. e those are frustrating. you sorry. there's no relief ahead.fact, the california utility officials have approved get another increase and kron % four's. dan kerman reports on that. >> if you think p g any bills are already high, get ready for another increase. the california public utilities commission is okay to 12 month rate hike so pg and e can recoup a portion of the money that was spent for wildfire safety work. that means in late april early may average electric bills will go up about $3.65 a month and gas bills will increase just over a dollar a month. >> it is absolutely unsustainable. have double digit increase. 5th year after year. martone with the utility reform network says this latest increase. >> is on top of the 13% rate hike that went into effect in january. that's all bills go up. an average of $34 and $0.50 a month. people who are seniors, retired fixed income. this able. these are the folks to get hurt the most. by these rate increases. these bill increases. more than anyone else. they need a limit. >> tony is hoping customer

. >> for the second time this year, pg and e could be raising electricity rates.uld j take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. may beúgoing up. we have details of a vote today. it could mean pg and e customers would be paying more money for utility bills, plus, i wouldn't say that progressivism is out, but i think the electorate has certainly rejected some of the policies that progressive politicians and progressive organizations and leaders have been put forward. and tuesday's primary election results in san francisco have some people wondering if the city's political landscape is changing, what the candidates for mayor say about the future of the city . >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to i'm gasia mikaelian. dave clark >> it

in sandra fell pg. e is bracing for. >> the severe weather crews are stationed areas pg e meteorologist predict will be hit the hardest. so if there is any significant damage, crews can respond quickly. they can make repairs when it's safe. earlier this month pg and e says it had to restore power to 1.4 million customers in its service area. the utility says these next rounds of rain could lead to a repeat of mass outages. >> one thing you can do is get your flashlights ready, incase you do power, flashlights, extra batteries we recommend using flashlights over handled handle can be a fire hazard. right now. charge up your cell phone and charge up your backup you never know when you might need that. and it's great to go into a storm with a full charge. and if you a lot of food in your refrigerator, take a gallon. milk jug filled with water, freeze it and then move over here for a greater and that buys you a little more time. if you lose power due to the storm, have some sources pg and e says people shou

having it as a pg, the parents can talk to the child about it.use it'sjust a cartoon, actually. but the british board of film classification says, following audience feedback, it now adopts a stricter position on the classification of violence. so these films would be labelled differently if they were released today. charlie rose, bbc news. before we leave you, i want to bring you some pictures live from iceland. you might remember that there has been a fourth eruption since december in iceland and one peninsular. now you can see the lava and this is after a state of emergency has been declared in the southern part because of this latest eruption. the area has been evacuated as long as i neared the town. we have more on our bbc website and we will keep bringing you those pictures. to get the latest on this and all the big stories we have spoken about in the last hour, head to the bbc iplayer home page, just look for bbc news live and you can get all of this right there. carol has the weather. hello again. many of us started the day on a cloudy no

clorox kaiser permanente in pg and e earlier this year. crime force the companies to hire private security guards to escort employees to and from bart stations parking garages and nearby businesses. campaign manager randy in downtown oakland says having more security is ideal. i mean, myself, my i more you know. >> i see some more hundreds of people crime statistics show robberies are up. 34 1% from last year with majority happening at gunpoint. >> the new plans will adding complement existing efforts from both mayor sheng thao and oakland police ramey tells me those efforts have been noticed in the recent weeks and have helped with business. but for last 2 years. >> that that need to suffering damage from >> crime. according to blue shield website, the plans include creating an uptown and downtown safe zone. that will partner with opd to improve visible and responsive security funding for oakland, uptown downtown community benefit district ambassador program which allow people to be escorted to and from local downtown destinations by call

so pg and e could increase rates yet again.ise prices whenúthey reported profits last year, a vote held by the california public utilities commission is expected today on a new proposal that would add another fixed charge could see a 4 to $6 increase ins their bills. and this comes after rate hikes were this yeare utility company says that the additional fees are necessary to recoup from safety upgrades made to its systems within the past year, or, excuse me, in 2022, the average monthly increase per customer after january's rate hikes was $35. now, advocacy group the utility reform network says the many rate hikes pg and e has doled out have left customers vulnerable without and some without power, because they can't afford their bills. quote the current system that sets no limits on rate increases needs to be replaced by a cap on annual bills set at the cost of living adjustment, provided by social security, unquote. now, this isn't the only fixed increase pg and e customers could face in the coming months, according to the u