onto the sacramento m.c.d. zoning, they want to include a business office of building contractors that requires a conditional use authorization. the subject property has a long history of being occupied by usage related to design professional, architectural, and interior design services. indeed this entire corridors occupied by these type of uses and they use similar uses. this community of businesses is supportive of the presence in this area is evident by the numerous letters of support that the project has received. i will now turn it over to joe and joey who can provide some additional insight into the use and community relationship. >> i don't know if this is too close. thank you for your service. my pops and i, every time we're down here, we say that stuff does not happen in san francisco unless people put time -- put forward the time and effort. you embody the san francisco -- the sacrifices anchor for soto san francisco needs. we are general -- general contractors by trade. this is not our first time at

>>formed governor gavin newsome is calling on all parties in pg e's bankruptcy to come to sacramento next week to sort out the proceedings soon or the governor has said major changes to pg any cannot happen until it's out of bankruptcy, the utility under constant criticism for its role in wild fires and widespread power shut-offs genie as we know it. >>may or may not be able. the figure this out. we are not going to sit around. and the passive newsome says the state and now a new strike team is exploring any and all backup plans in the event pg e doesn't make major changes on its own the governor not ruling out a government takeover newsom's administration also hired advisors to envision a 21th century utility. >>that he says will match the state's already modern emergency management we have world class firefighters doing world class work every single day. and i couldn't be more proud of them what we don't have a world class utilities so with months left in pg e's bankruptcy and wildfire season under way. governor gavin newsome still says he does not think a special legislative sessi

>>the sacramento county mother asked to protect her identity.rdered wendy's off of doordash sunday evening when he was home alone after dropping off the food, the driver kept messaging him first asking the teenager if he leaves a the driver goes on to ask the board to come with him on his deliveries and then. she had friend come pick a person the driver was waiting outside. that's when they called the sacramento county sheriff's office. but since no crime was committed deputy say there's not much they can do. doordash though is taking action saying quote we take the safety of our community extremely seriously and not tolerate any form of inappropriate behavior and banning the driver from their platform. this mother just worries the driver may sign up for another delivery service. >>still ahead the 3 men who spent 36 years in prison for a crime they did not commit they're now free details when we come back and in sports stanford and cal in action the night, but elsewhere the college hoops world was. on its ear by one of the biggest upsets in rece

moisture trapped in the sacramento valley.to the afternoon but here's what happens in the evening, this is actually fairly typical but it's starting to get some legs now along the coast as you can see by tonight. it doesn't spill too much into the bay gets a little bit of progress you can see there as we get into monday morning fills up to the delta a little bit up to the north bay. mixes out, but better progress happening by monday night into tuesday. and this is a precursor of motion before that little front drop south. we're hoping to get some rain out of that but at least one is moistened up the atmosphere a little bit as kind of a tinderbox now so we got a cool start a mild to warm in the afternoon. it's basically 70's for most of the bay and that includes inland. couple token 80's here and there early into the week, it's mostly sunny and warm again temperatures reaching in some cases to near about 80. but it's basically the 70's. then they'll be a slight cool down as we get to the latter portion of the week throw in some

that's when they called the sacramento county office. but since no crime was committed deputy say there's not much they can do. doordash though is taking action saying quote we take the safety of our community extremely seriously and not tolerate any form of inappropriate behavior and banning the driver from their platform. this mother just worries the driver may sign up for another delivery service. >>house democrats moving forward with impeachment proceedings what's expected next on capital hill. now president trump is reacting tonight plus how would you like your turkey on a train or a group of strangers shared thanksgiving on a subway. and we continue to more showers around the bay area right now some thunderstorms real possibility and more storms headed our right now, 2 of breakfast jacks with a freshly cracked egg and your choice of sausage, or now chien, are just 4 bucks. served all day, so they're not just f early birds. great cause i was out raging last night. (snores) get my 2 for $4 eakfast jack deal while you can. egg and you

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wm on monday, ers in sacramento called executives fr the state's thlargest investor-owned utilities,including pg&e to testify about last month's outages. at the hearing, the pg&eceo bill johnson said the shutof are not sustainable solution to e threat of wildfire. joining me now is kqed reporter and editor dan ekke. let's start with this week's shutoffs. we heard from &e at th beginning of the week that more than 300,000 customers could lose power. then a few days lapar, they that down to 150,000 customers. what was going on? >> the weather conditions were changing. that 300,000 was when they thought the wind would cover a wide area. they were also expecting humidity to drop to a rtn level and to exacerbate the fire danger. as weather change, they narrowed the foot and. when they d the shutoffs, the only shutoffs i say 50,000 customers. that cld be about 125,000 people. >> what areas ended up losing power? >> the wherefro sonoma county, northern and eastern, across to the northern sierra nevada. it was confined to a smaller area than we have seen in all of these earlier shoffs. >> th

people marched in waington dc as well ast the state capital sacramento and in san francisco. the deferr action for childhood arrivals program known as dhaka protects undocumented immigrants o arrived in the us as children. the trump administration has been pushing to end it our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala was at the rally in sacramento today, she shares messages from recients and supporters of dhaka. >>dozens of dreamers and their supporters sending a message court home states supreme is here. california has more dhaka recipients than any other state in the count i can meet the new that used be place. >>you know a lot move forward or teen and what everybody here standing behind me. alongside me i ok at the funny thing is that forward. tuesday's rally came as the nation's highest court heard arguments for and against the program that protects 700,000 undocumented immigrants ought to the us when they were childrenither illegally or with families that overtayed their visas i've been trying totay very very the whole idea was born in if it gets us right now. >>i could lo

june 19th, sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan responding to a domestic violence call is ambushed and gunned down. closest to home, july 21st, 2015, walnut creek. 19-year-old claire gordon is shot and killed in her home by her estranged boyfriend. the deadly shootings have one thing in common. the firearms used in each case were homemade, and serialized and untraceable. known on the street as ghost guns. >> it is a huge challenge. >> reporter: graham barlow the sacramento field office said the bureau says the gun that used to be a pastime thing for hobbyists and just the past few years has tune turned into the hot new weapon for criminals. >> they have become a way for people that cannot go into a gun store and buy a firearm to obtain a firearm. >> reporter: building an on serialized firearm for personal use is legal under the federal law. but selling it is not. >>> there are people buying these kids for purpose of assembling them, finishing them, assembling them. then selling them to the double highest bidder. that is a big problem and that is where we focus our investigations. >

. >>> in sacramento today more than 30,000 people ran a foot race to help feed those in need. race has been going on for 26 years. tony has highlights from today's run to feed the hungry. >> reporter: with the sound of the horn, east sacramento streets are flooded with a sea of runners. each year thousands of families, friends and coworkers come together to run, walk or support those who are. >> i am out here just helping out volunteering and giving people some extra tear and extra fun. >> reporter: sporting their thanksgiving best. >> i got my 22 and my turkey hat. >> my aunt made these and we have been wearing them for several years. i have the humpty dumpty chicken family here. >> reporter: to help raise about $1 million for the sacramento food bank and family services. >> it is mind-boggling to think of the money that comes in and the amount of good that happens because of those dollars. >> reporter: it happened to start in 1994. now in its 26th year it brings together nearly 30,000 and has become an annual tradition. >> when everyone is in ther it get together and celebra

we anticipate seeing those wind gusts develop in the sacramento valley. the the train on the side of the sacramento valy as well as the northern sierra and north bayountains. gus generally 35 to 50 miles per hour with this event. and we could see some gusts exposed locations to a 60 re miles per hour. meteorology we'v situation since friday. and we can continue to analyze new weather becomes available multiple t times per day and 24 hours per day. and today i was happy to report the truth. conditions didn't run favorably in a few areas. such as theast bay and santa cruz mountains and those areas have nobeen removed from the footprint of the event. will also continue to mitor the weather overnight continue to monitor as as r forast model data is it arrives, look at where the precipitation is is buildingnd then where may be deveping and look for areas that the weather is trending favorably for potential further reduction the scope if if waanted. so pga meteology has coordinated with federal forecast throug the day on a multiple inner agency calls. all forec

general manager bob powers made a ston at sacramento's 24th street mission as part of his ongoing listening tour of the system. he also announced a big change to sunday service. trains will now be running every 24 minutes instead of every 20. powers insists riders won't really lose any time. >> we didn't really meet the 20-minute headwinds to begin with so in all candor, it really wasn't 20-minute head ways. by going to 24-minute, we'll be reliable and you can set your schedule on b.a.r.t. being there. >> b.a.r.t. is in the process of replacing power cables which forces trains to use a track on most sundays through part of sacramento. >>> vta has installed a new safety measure aimed at protecting people who have their noses in their phones. safety railings have been installed along second street in downtown san jose. railings line the space between the tracks at san fernando street. vta says there have been too many close calls, passengers walking right on to the tracks without realizing it. the railings are part of a pilot program. with funding vta hopes to expand it. >>> a very different

>>signed by the mayors of oakland sacramento, at least a dozen other cities. the letter cites recent wildfires and raises the alarm about how pgd might emerge from bankruptcy. it calls on the pc to consider the customer owned idea that could avoid shareholder dividends and save ratepayers billions of dollars in financing system upgrades and other costs projections from the team we've been working with they consist of former >>among other utility experts i believe that we can save as much as billion. recognizing the amount of capital that this company is going to need access to. >>the coalition's plan calls for selling $50 billion in bonds to finance a buyout the customer owned utility would set his own rage and those same customers would pay back the debt through their monthly energy bills, those bills would likely go up but the alternative will almost certainly be worse says mayor liccardo there's no question that. >>in whatever form this company comes out of bankruptcy. repairs are paping for. we know that because we see the size the debts and liabilities. t

from sacramento to san francisco. how long did this take? >> took them a little bit longer, quite a bit. they had to take a ferry, no brings then. two ferries to get across from oakland to san francisco. but you see there are power lines there, so they're back into civilianization. >> you can speculate but they're there wafg. what do you think they're thinking? >> it's almost over. we've done the worst part. now they're in oakland. they really knew the end is in sight. they're quite excited about getting there. and here they're at the port in oakland. they're getting ready to get all of the trucks on two ferries that would cross the bay there. again, by now they had 75 vehicles, big news, there were plenty of people that turned out. >> and this is the bridge that you were talking about a moment ago? >> these are ferries, no bridge. >> ferries, sorry. >> these are the ferries i was talking about. so they went across from oakland to the waterfront of san francisco. >> and did somebody make this journey in advance of the

plan is in the works to ease traffic for commuters who use iad and get between the bay area and sacramento. tollit would involve lanes, we explain how the relief plan would work. >> reporter: car after car, the traffic doesn't end. >> pretty much after 4 p.m., even 3 p.m. it is just moving at one mile an hour it is terrible. >> reporter: right now caltrans is working on making the drive between sacramento and the bay area better for drivers. congestion, at times. squeezes out every ounce of drivers patients. >> you sit on the freeway for a couple of hours a day. makes for a long day. >> it is really congested at the five, the 50, 65. >> a lot of times i don't know if i will be there late, if i have to call my boss or not. >> reporter: to get traffic moving at a less stressful pace, caltrans is working on managing lanes and a new proposal could make them tollways. >> i think it will depend on the traffic congestion and the sacramento urban area. and, how the existing facilities are functioning. >> reporter: the caltrans project manager -- >> it could very well be a toll lane but, it could b

that's according to an analysis of state figures by t"the sacramento bee". data from the california department of justice show roughly 8600 californians under age 18 were murdered between 1987 and 2016. more than 100 children are still murdered in california each year. homicides involving children peaked during gang violence in the early 1990s. gang violence is the most common motive in the murders of young people. >> in sonoma county, investigators are looking into what started a fire that badly damaged a 150-year-old church. the fire at the church of christ on covey road and forestville was reported about 6:15 this morning. you can see the debris, including a number of damaged bibles and a gutted sanctuary. the fire chief says the fire appeared to have started close to the center of the church. he says it's not clear whether the building can be saved. half of the building burned while the other half has smoke and heat and water damage. here is another view of the fire from inside the forestville fire truck as crews arrived on the scene. you can see it was

why do we let sacramento tell us how to run our city? we don't. it's important you send that message. i know your planning director will soon be moving onto other fields. and i wish you good luck. thank you for quite a few years of service. i didn't think anybody would break the record but you did in terms of years of service. but please consider what happens to people who call themselves -- it's not their backyard. it's not their backyard. they use their own possessive adjective. other people live there and there was a quality of life. that quality of life and in a testy tess -- necessity to serve. the western side of the city should not be raped in order to somehow or other accommodate sort of an ideology that says those folks aren't doing their fair share. i've been involved for years in the eastern neighborhood. supervisor peskin is slugging it out. it was important to have the kind of balance we have over there. and as a result the idea of housing options is very important for one particular piece of the demographic picture i want to speak to

>>the leaves are still falling down in the sacramento valley, but up here in the high sierra winter isaround the corner and his sugar bowl. it's getting their slopes ready for this hasn't actually been very easy and the plains. >>we lost power here a sugar bowl on saturday. >>p g and the cutting the power to the entire resort, including the machines that make snow and news just unfortunate timing because we did have really cold temperatures and we would have been able to make snow. they missed out on millions of gallons of snow making but now they're making up for lost time our team is going to be out here working around the clock making snow at every opportunity. >>and then the rest of the team is doing all the maintenance and repairs that needs to be done to get ready for the season and sugar bowl has november 29th market is opening day on their calendar, but they say of mother nature lends a helping hand. >>they could be open even sooner. in the meantime they're getting everything in order for a successful ski season, this is a ramp up time we're doing a lot of hiring and bringing p

we look forward to another robust session in sacramento. next item please. >> item ten, introduction of new items. >> perhaps we can use this as an opportunity for commissioners walton and haney to report out. commissioner walton? >> thank you so much, chair peskin. colleagues i had an opportunity along with supervisor haney to attend a congestion tour trip in london and stockholm october 3-8. just to give a little background , the tour was a broad partnership effort to bloomberg american cities climate challenge and national initiatives supported by bloomberg philanthropy and led by the natural resources defense council and delivery associates hosted delegations from san francisco, and other climate change cities that include -- climate challenged cities that included seattle, portland, washington, d.c., honolulu and philadelphia. the summit foundation was supporting the center for transportation and further strategies who did organize the tour. a brief background on the american cities climate challenge. it is an unprecedented opportunity

>>agents put handcuffs on a sacramento bartender. >>certainly didn't to businesses are now facing penalties accused of supplying alcohol to an underage woman who was later involved in a deadly dui crash. the gross reports. >>any time you have alcohol get into the hands of minors. nothing good comes of the officers are asked sacramento bartender into businesses are now facing penalties all are accused of supplying alcohol to underage woman that was later involved in a deadly dui crash. jon karl with the california department of alcoholic beverage cotrol says officers arrested bartender kelly woodward outside this inch i dive bar located on florida road in south sacramento, unfortunately, some bad decisions are made here and now. >>call was served to this young woman car says woodward serve 19 year-old in east germany in may of this year just a few hours before she crash on highway 12 in san joaquin county killing her cousin iinjuring one other passenger for both thrown from the car an impact that's a horrible tragedy a young woman who

sacramento, amtrak's us 45 minutes before your trip will be sufficient.or less hassle this holiday. >>and so really a letting us do the driving heading up team your the thanksgiving holiday on the train is a great way to do it. insacramento. dickerson. >>the weather take a look at this denver is expecting 10 inches of snow to fall at the airport and authorities there saying plan accordingly if you have to fly to denver. you see snow has already started to fall, but if you're making holiday travel plans for thanksgiving. colorado, not the only area expecting winter weaer. >>not at all our chief meteorologist lawrence rnow is here a lot of the country getting though big blast of winter. >>i have trains planes automobiles whatever you're right and beat it is going to be we'll tough going across got some severe weather 've developing outside you can storms beginng making their way across the country you got one right there. that is going to continue to have and eastward as it moves east. it is going to gather with it some cold air and some of that very warm m

. ♪ ♪ que el camino es largo, y no sé ♪ ♪ desde voy hasta sacramento, ♪ ♪ y hasta sacramento, ♪ mis derechos mi mal estar. ♪ ♪ desde voy hasta sacramento, ♪ ♪ y hasta sacramento, ♪ mis derechos a pelear. ♪ mi virgencita guadalupana. , el miedo, la desesperación, se apoderaron de la bahía. gabriela dellán: uno de los sismos más grandes y destructivos de la historia de california, paralizó a toda la nación. david gonzález: el terremoto de loma prieta. gabriela dellán: por 15 segundos la tierra se estremeció dejando a su paso muerte y destrucción. david gonzález: heridas que aún siguen presente en la vida de quienes vivieron en carne propia esta tragedia. loma prieta, 30 años después. [música] gabriela dellán: un día como hoy, hace 30 años, el Área de la bahía cambió para siempre, cuando el sismo de loma prieta sacudió la tierra; 63 personas perdieron la vida, más de 3,500 resultaron heridas. yo soy gabriela dellán, y bienvenidos a este programa especial. david gonzález: también les saluda david gonzález; y gabriela es que el movimiento telúrico inició aquí en las montañas de santa cruz, ese fa

>>in sacramento, doug johnson. some video evidetce are full house or something that just. animals have been evacuated and displaced in the can kate fire now one shelter in santa cruz stepping up to help them get temporary and permanent homes the deal you could get for helping out. >>prada meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez happy halloween, i'm here. and i'm joined by day and off and what's your name. >>i'm the white claw how long i don't see any white clouds on you they're for later. work appropriate i like that and what about you i'm dan dot. and get off the black. just got off work garza's your lunch break what you guys up to right now. >>this is just to take again there are other people in their costumes. >>beautiful day today, nice weather calm wind speeds out there but we are going to notice some chilly overnight temperatures so make sure to bundle up especially tonight any been planned for this evening. just going to you know walk around the neighborhood needs years and kids >>scene staying in the bay area. chin

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12 areas around sacramento, and i happened to be in sacramento saturday, which is when my grandson had a soccer game, a four-year-old at 9:00 a.m., so i was able to not take the bus with the big group that came up. any way, it was extremely well done. dave everly and the other powerful persons from the police department and fire department, e.m.s. were there. i think it was 18 or 20 of us, and it was eye opener, not only looking at their museum, which was very good, and the layout and the open space they had, but the plan that the guardians are coming up with, i'm very supportive of. and it's interesting. looking forward to the commission's support. you know what? i told them, i'm going to support you, whatever -- i don't want to write anything. you don't have to -- i'm going to approve what you want to do. you're an independent group of people volunteering, and you want to do -- oversee the first responders. it's not -- there's -- not necessarily talking about a physical place, hard museum in their ingredient. they're going to explain that to you. it's not my place. i told them i woul

day people in all kinds of real life problems and in california she oversees it all growing up in sacramento in a working class filipino family to earn money, she worked the number of regular job jobs, including my. >>had the blackjack job when i had just completed my first year in law school later on that experience really helped him in for me to pick a jury. it helped me to question witnesses and help me to read body language and understand nonverbal behavior as chief justice she does not hesitate to speak out publicly criticizing ice agents from making arrests at stake courthouses so to have a federal policy to come into the courts. the state courts to arrest people on very often civil immigration warrant is to create terror. she said in motion efforts to eliminate the controversial cash bail system people who are arrested to be evaluated not the size of their wallet. their size of their bank account. but on who they are she was appointed to justice in 2011 by republican governor schwarzenegger, but in 2018 he decided to leave the gop for no party affiliations. >>i left the republican par

a source tells fox 40 in sacramento that they were serving a search warrant when their nearly run over officers fired and that person drove off. all of their officers are okay. people are being warned to stay away. >>> a new year for your collective bargaining agreement with kaiser permanente and the unions. this agreement follows nearly 5 months of picketing and active bargaining that happened back in april. the deal ratified by human members, will include resources and maintain employee health and retirement benefits. the agreement is in effect through september 30, of 2023. >>> now that congress is moving forward with the impeachment inquiry against president trump, following yesterday's vote, the white house has said that it is prepared if an impeachment happens. our correspondent is in washington with more. >> reporter: they are divided it across party lines. polling shows that the american public is divided as well. americans are split 49 to 47% on whether congress should impeach president trump and remove him from office. this is according to an abc washington post poll. both de

of the sacramento valley and the northern sierra and north bay mountains. gusts generally 35 to 50 miles per hour with this event and isolated peak gusts over some locations to 60 miles per hour. pg&e is monitoring this situation since friday and we can continue to analyze new weather forecast moldel as it becomes available multiple times per day and 24 hours per day. today i'm happy to report that conditions did trend favorably in a few areas such as the east bay and santa cruz mountains and those areas have been removed from the footprint of the event. we'll also continue to monitor the weather overnight, continue to monitor new weather forecast model data as it arrives, look at where the precipitation is building and where it may be developing and look for areas that the weather is trending favorably for potential further reduction of scope if warranted. so pg&e meteorology has coordinated with federal forecast agencies through the day on multiple interagency calls. all four agencies are aligned even with the showers occurring in the sierra, there is a p

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. >>> an update on a heartbreaking story in the sacramento area. retired sheriff's deputy and widow of an oakland police officer died in a car crash in yuba city. >> angela was the wife of one of the four police officers killed by a gunman back in 2009. >> she's just like the best human i've ever met. >> reporter: this is the last photo nicole roman and angela took together. her friend in florida at the time instantly flew across the country to be by her side. >> i had to be there. i needed to be there to hold two did. they held on to each other every day for the past decade. ever since their world collided. both of their husbands, officers for the oakland killed by the same gunman in march 2009. two other officers also killed. >> i saved her. she saved me. and that's how we've done 10 years. now i'm back to being a solo survivor of a horrific accident from 10 years ago and now of my best sister friend. >> reporter: dunigan was a retired sheriff's deputy who loved to bake especially for her three children and grandchild. that's why she was on highw

. >> reporter: main street plans to use videoconferences in shared workspaces like citizen sacramento, salt lake city, and portland to lessen that isolation. once again, the company says its long-term goal is to create hubs in cities like sacramento, salt lake city, and portland. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> recovery efforts began today in the footprint of the kincaid fire. sonoma county did an emergency household hazardous waste sweep of all the properties destroyed. crews removed by pesticides, batteries, propane tanks, paints, and the likes. that phase is paid for by the county at the cost of $750,000, hoping for reimbursement by the state. >>> here is our local forecast. the headline right now is that we may have rain? [ laughter ] i don't know if i can use the word rain. [ laughter ] >> it is not going to be a lot. it is a sprinkle on thursday morning. it has been so long since we have had the possibility to talk about it. that is going to be my focus here in the forecast once i get through some housekeeping. we got to talk about numbers first. right now, we are warm. 7

if you are using 580 to i-5 or to sacramento, we zoomed out, it is the getaway traffic tha waze things okay but the predictive traffic flow through sacramento, you're okay until is 1:30 and the subway looks great and now an incident is clearing. south via 101 to i-5 and toward the southland you have until 2:00 to get out of the area but things get congested about 2:30, 3:00 but the grapevine is open toward universal studios. you guys are farther north. >> well the traffic trouble extended beyond the bay area. a berkeley woman has been stuck in bumper-to-bumper conditions for more than ten hours. this is a live look at the conditions on i-5 and the back-up there. daniela left with her boyfriend from the bay area 4:30 yesterday afternoon and now stuck on the highway ever since. they are headed to mt. shasta. she's been calling the chp constantly for updates. >> what they said last is they were trying to open it and every time they opened it someone got in an accident so right now there is between 22 highway accidents ahead of us. ng a spoke at danielle about about a 15 minute drive to he

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police in sacramento over a man and 61 year-old gregory harms this is his picture for sexually assaulting a drugthe patient at a rehabilitation facility arms worked as a nurse. police say the assault ppened back in january arms was arresd on friday. no details have then released on e rehab facility where he worked. >>let's step outside on this tuesday evening and show you downtown san francisco, the lights glimmering our chief meteorologist is here with the 4 zone forecast lawrence, the coastline again today we had some really dense fog out to the beach is a start to creep back on shore but. >>elsewhere around the bay area very mild warm temperatures for this timef year looking downtown san francisco right now we've got some high clouds up above but now that patchy fog out there just yet that may change a little bit later on toward sfo mostly clear skies and no delays being reported at sfo of course we've had. 1000lus delays across the country due to poor weather as a major storm has me its way across much of the united states. not here though we're keeping things high and dry 69 degrees.

>>signed by the mayors of oakland sacramento, at least a dozen other cities. the letter cites recent wildfires and raises the alarm about how pgd might emerge from bankruptcy. it calls on the pc to consider the customer owned idea that could avoid shareholder dividends and say rate payers billions of dollars in financing system upgrades and other costs projections from the team we've been working with they consist of former pga >>among other utility experts believe that we can save as much as billion. recognizing the amount of capital that this company is going to need access to. >>the coalition's plan calls for selling $50 billion in bonds to finance a buyout the customer owned utility would set his own rage and those same customers would pay back the debt through their monthly energy bills, those bills would likely go up but the alternative will almost certainly be worse says mayor liccardo there's no question that. >>in whatever form this company comes out of bankruptcy. repairs are paying. we know that because we see the size the debts and liabilities. the

this happened in sacramento.er: new body cam video shows the moments two sacramento police officers were attacked. [ shouting ] officers are responding to a call about a man who was allegedly threatening to kill someone with a hatchet along i-80 near norwood. police say when they got there, a man threw a large rock at the officers. >> he's in the alleyways running towards norwood. he just threw a rock at me and hit me with it. >> it's chilling when you hear on the radio your officers are calling for cover. >> reporter: officer justin hanks tells me he's been patrolling for 14 years. watch how it all started. >> is this the person you were having trouble with? >> i don't deal with the police. >> well, you do today. >> are you sure? >> yes. have a seat. put your rock down. put your rock down. >> for real? >> yeah, for real. [ shouting ] >> put it down. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the suspect appears to have been homeless and even released his dog who bit one of the officers. >> it's a scary situation when you just w