well here in san francisco on monday state senator scott wiener held a press conference to announce introducing into the state legislature to basically make the genie a publicly run their utility now wiener says the legislation would fundamentally and structurally reform pg need and that the new entity which would be run by the state would be called the northern california energy utility. >>the district. >>if you need the company. i was always true has become increasingly we're in business model is broken. focus is so extensively on pleasing wall street and returns and dividends for shareholders. as of now is >>now also at the press conference today there was a group of protesters mainly union workers from pg need who are worried about a state takeover of utility that could harm their benefits and their patients and they had a list of concerns get in here because i'm a member of i b w 12:45am we're is breaking that up for a number of reasons one of the reasons it's near and dear to my heart, it is what happens to the pension. there's the they can answer the question. i'm a lot of years with 124

>>well here in san francisco on monday state senator scott wiener held a press conference to announce introducing into the state legislature to basically make the genie a publicly run utility now wiener says the legislation would fundamentally and structurally reform pg need and that the new entity which would be run by the state would be called the northern california energy utility. the district. >>if you need the company. i was always true has become increasingly we're in business model is broken. it is focus is so extensively on pleasing wall street and creating the terms of dividends for shareholders as of now is >>now also at the press conference today there was a group of protesters mainly union workers from pg need who are worried about a state takeover of utility that it could harm their benefits and their patients and they had a list of concerns get in here because i'm a member of i b w we're is breaking that up for a number of reasons one of the reasons it's near and dear to my heart, it is what happens to the pension. there's the they can answer the question. i'm a lot of

a state senator scott wiener he's cracking down on meth addicts now he for programs that give people addicted to meth rewards for saying clean kron four's maureen kelly reports. >>meth addiion is becoming an increasingly visible problem in san francisco. since 2008. >>meth fatal overdoses have shot up 500% and often those out of their minds on the drug and up in the e r. >>in san francisco on one half of all sewed emergency room missions arma related because state senator scott wiener introduced a bill yesterday that would allow medical to reimburse programs using what's called contingency management interveion. >>like with the san francisco aids foundation has beendoing for the past 9 years, those who enroll in eir positive reinfoement opportunity project get counselingand cash credits in the form of gift cards every time their uri tests comck negative for stimulants the amounts are nominal maxing out at $330 ov the 12 week program. their director of harm reduction ys it's been very successful over one year of the peop who entered the program 63% ended. >>they're matthews to the pro

our lives need to be protected. >> reporter: pg&e opposes scott wiener's proposal. in a statement, they reiterated their earlier statements that pg&e facilities are not for sale. last friday, the company filed a motion in court in response to lawsuits, saying that they plan to break up the company -- well, reorganize the company into regions, where each region would have its own safety officer and its own risk officer that would report directly to the utilities' ceo. reporting from san francisco, mark matthews, "nbc bay area news." >> okay, mark. thanks so much. let's get a check of our forecast now. we have a freeze warning. time to bundle up. >>> temperatures already dropping right now. we have a few isolated 40s. then as we head through tomorrow morning, we have some 20s and also 30s. let's bring you into that microclimate forecast. we are under a microclimate weather alert, specifically for the north bay with these cold temperatures moving on in. you can see it right now on your screen, all of these areas in purple under this freeze warning as we head into 9:00

state senator scott wiener says it would require the state to buy all pg&e stock, and to turn the privatelyompany into a new public utility company. even before details came out some electrical workers were protesting. >> it is tying up our pension and if the state takes over and initializes certain grids workers are not guaranteed pensions will transfer over. >> there are specific lines in the bill that all benefits and wages, and the collective bargaining agreement and retirement would transition over to the new company. >> pg&e opposes the land of senator scott wiener saying there utilities are not for sale. >>> looking whether the camera aboard the greyhound bus heading into the bay area capture the moment a gunman opened fired killing five passengers on northbound interstate 5 yesterday morning at the grapevine. that is 80 miles north of los angeles and chp says anthony williams is the suspect a gunman, a 33-year-old man from maryland riding on the bus that left los angeles for a trip to san francisco when he began shooting. the bus driver pulled over on the shoulder of the road and se

the measure is introduced today by state senator scott wiener. why some union employees are against the idea. >> reporter: san francisco state senator scott wiener says pacific gas and electric has had its chance to run. the utility has put profit over people. >> pg and e focuses so extensively on pleasing wall street, and creating returns for shareholders it has allowed its infrastructure to disintegrate. >> reporter: it would transition to the northern california utility district. but even before details on that plan rolled out, workers in the international brotherhood of electrical workers, 1245, were on hand. saying the plan will take away from their pensions. >> his plan does not protect our pension. if the state takes over, the workers are not guaranteed our pensions. our pensions are not guaranteed to cross over. >> there's specific statements in this bill that all of their benefits, and retirement will transition over to the new company. >> reporter: workers say the state would be over its head. >> a lot of things it doesn't run well. so

scott wiener says pacific gas and electric has had its chance to run power and gas distribution, ands the utility has put profit over people. >> pg and e focuses so extensively on pleasing wall street, and creating returns and dividends for shareholders that it has allowed its infrastructure to deteriorate. >> reporter: it would transition the privately owned utility to a new company. the northern california energy district. but even before details on that plan could be rolled out, workers from the international brotherhood of electrical workers 1245 were on hand, saying the plan will take away from their pensions. >> his plan is not to protect our pension. if the state takes over, or municipallallizes certain grids, the workers are not guaranteed their pensions. >> there is specific language in this bill, that all of their benefits and wages, collective bargaining agreements, and retirement will transition over to the new company. >> reporter: workers say the state would be over its head, running a utility. >> it doesn't run well. you want to entrust them to take over the company? t

>>well here in san francisco on monday state senator scott wiener held a press conference to announce introducing into the state legislature to basically make the genie a publicly run their utility now wiener says the legislation would fundamentally and structurally reform pg e. >>and that the new entity which would be run by the state would be called the northern california energy utility. the district. >>if you need the company. i was always true has become increasingly we're in business model is broken and. in focus is so extensively on pleasing wall street and returns and dividends for shareholders now is structured to read. >>now also at the press conference today there was a group of protesters mainly union workers from pg e who are worried a state takeover of utility that could harm their benefits and their patients and they had a list of concerns from here is a member of i b w we're is breaking that up for a number of reasons one of the reasons it's near and dear to my heart it is e on what happens to the pension. there's the they can answer the question. i'm a lot of years wi

>>state senator scott wiener is proposing that medical help fund programs that give meth addicts cash rewards like you know gift cards for staying clean kron four's maureen kelly rerts one lol program has been using that exact method for helping people get off of meth. meth addiction is becoming an increasingly visible problem insan francisco. >>since 20. >>meth fatal overdoses have shot up 500% and often thos out of their minds on the drug and upin the e r. >> san francisco on one half of allso emergency room admissns arma related because state senator scott wiener troduced a bill yesterday that would allow medical to reimburse programs using what's caed contingencymanagement intervention. >>ke with the san francisco aids foundation s been doing for the past 9 years those wh enrolin their positive reforcement opportuty project get counseling and cash credits in the form of gift cards every time their urine tests come back negative for stimulants the amounts are nominal maxing out at $330 over the 12 week program. their director of harm reduction says it's been very successful over on

>>a state senator scott wiener says he's going to make that happened. the road in fremont causing controversy par that area will a free month says it plans to install boulders along a frontage road leading to the tesla factory to try and keep a large trucks car barriers and. >>homeless arby's from parking there and they say this is because a lot of complaints about trash building up also safety concerns due to high traffic speed in the area kron four's maureen kelly talked to some of the people who have been calling the spot home. >>it looks bad but uh i see like i have like a area call home but you know feel free like you know you're in america, mike who says he doesn't have a last name has been living in this trailer on the side of kato road. >>for about 2 months. he calls himself an artist to says he tries to pick up the trash out want to because of >>i like that like the look bad just going to you >>the free >>i struggle so much. >>even know much about the city's plans other than what's posted on the signs that new parking restrictions will be enfor

meanwhile state senator scott wiener of san francisco's cracking down on meth addict he wants medicare out helping for programs to give pele addicted to meth cash rewards such as gift cards for stayg clean one local harm duction program they call it ha been using that exact method for nearly a deca now kron four's maureen kelly reports. >>meth addiction is becoming an increasingly visible probl in san francisco. since 2008 >>meth fatal overdoses have shot u500and often those out of eir minds on the drug and up in the e r. >>in san francisco on one half of all sewed emergency room miio arma freely that because state senator scott wiener introduced a bill yesterday that would allow medical to reimburse programs using what's caed contingency management intervention. >>like with the san francisco aids foundation has been doing for the past 9 years the who enroll in their positive reinforcement opportunity project get counseling and gift cards every time their ure tests come bk negative for stimulants the amounts are nominal maxing out at $330 er th12 week program. their director of harm re

i also want to thank scott wiener for his advocacy for public transportation systems. i want to thank a number of people who have been at the forefront of closing market street to public vehicles. thank you to walk sf. thank you to the san francisco bicycle coalition, and thank you to market street railway, who actually has a great museum just right down there. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and it does take people who are not only a part of the community to help make this happen, it takes a city village. and i want to thank the san francisco m.t.a. for their leadership and their guidance and the work that they're doing. really excited about jeff tomlin and the work that he's going to do to continue to lead this great organization. thank you to the p.u.c. department, the planning department, public works, the county transportation authority, and the office of economic and workforce development. so many great folks who really are going to be at the forefront of helping to make this possible, and i'd also like to give a shoutout to the san francisco police departme

the senator who wrote the law scott wiener says of the 151,000 homeless californians 72% of them don't have shelter. another bill aims to analyze all of california's homelessness programs to then put together a statewide homelessness plan other proposals include a homelessness data center and creating a special government branch the office to end homelessness some republicans say the democrat majorities way of managing the problem is no longer working senator brian jones filed 5 bills this week to provide grant funding to agencies or organizations for extra mental health services. >>expand job skill training programs and money to local law enforcement groups that want to expand homelessness outreach teams. these bills all come after governor gavin newsome dedicated his entire state of the state speech to california's homelessness crisis but really before any of these make any major moves in the legislature on wednesday, the joint audit committee will decide whether to order a formal state audit of california's homelessness spending in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news there are rep

abc7 news was in san francisco as scott wiener announced he is introducing legislation to end the utility's days as a private company. it wouldra ownerentity, the nor government to step in. >> it will put an end to the dangerous roller coaster ride that we have been on with pg&e over the past decade. psg&e is a failed company. >> psg&e says it's against the proposal and its assets are not for sale. members of the international brotherhood of electrical workers are employees of psg&e. the union says it fight the takeover if jobs or pensions are threatened. >>> a family is devastated tonight after more than 100 pieces of art by a late san francisco businessman were stolen. the paintings were to be hung in the metro hotel on divisadero, but the u-haul they were in was stolen from right across the street. abc7 news anchor dion lim has the story and how you can help. >> i thought my eyes were playing a trick on me. i just -- and then my heart sank and went into pure panic. >> that panic set in around 6:00 friday morning after shaina solis, co-owner of the metro hotel and her creative partner gen

o 9 state senator scott wiener now moving forward with a plan to make pg e a public utility in san francisco yesterday winner announced that he will introduce legislation to make pg e est own company and rename it the northern california energy utility district. >>what was always true has become increasingly we're in business model is broken. focus is so extensively on pleasing wall street and creating returns and dividends for shareholders that has to be structured to read. >>will several union workers from pg are opposed to the deal. they are worried that a state takeover the chilly could harm their benefits winner says his legislation would protect those worker benefits. happening tonight, president trump will give his annual state of the union address the president is expected to focus on prosperity and issues affecting americans working at america's working families in his speech a senior administration official says the president's remarks will lay out a vision and encourage congress to build an inclusive economy with him. tonight's address comes amid closing arguments in the impeachme

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so thanks to senator scott wiener, assemblymember david chiu and hill ting who has been necessary to the funding necessary. so it really is a village that has come together to make this possible. so we are meeting the goal that we set. and we are hoping that we see a difference and we feel a difference. and ultimately shelters are helpful. but we also have to get more housing built in this city so that we can get folks into a safe, affordable place to call home. nothing is more important than ensuring that there is housing opportunities for all people, for all levels of income. that is really ultimately where i'd like to see our city go and what i will be striving to make happen. what are the next steps after meeting this goal? well, it doesn't stop because we met a goal. it's time to set a new goal. it's time to do more work. so i know the folks who have worked on this including power who really is my policy director but has led this effort and worked with his team and others to make this a reality, i know a lot of them are saying oh, my god, mayor, what else can we do? we are worki

. >> yeah, the confrontation began as state senator scott wiener unveiled the legislation to turn the owned utility. >> dion lim tells you what sparked it all off. >> senator wiener gathered with city officials at civic center, telling a crowd that it's time for the government to step in to effectively manage pg&e's role as a power provider. >> it will put an end to the dangerous roller coaster ride that we have been on with pg&e over the past decade. pg&e is a failed

so thanks to senator scott wiener, assemblymember david chiu and hill ting who has been necessary tooviding the funding necessary. so it really is a village that has come together to make this possible. so we are meeting the goal that we set. and we are hoping that we see a difference and we feel a difference. and ultimately shelters are helpful. but we also have to get more housing built in this city so that we can get folks into a safe, affordable place to call home. nothing is more important than ensuring that there is housing opportunities for all people, for all levels of income. that is really ultimately where i'd like to see our city go and what i will be striving to make happen. what are the next steps after meeting this goal? well, it doesn't stop because we met a goal. it's time to set a new goal. it's time to do more work. so i know the folks who have worked on this including power who really is my policy director but has led this effort and worked with his team and others to make this a reality, i know a lot of them are saying oh, my god, mayor, what else can we do? we ar

so thanks to senator scott wiener, assemblymember david chiu and hill ting who has been necessary to providing the funding necessary. so it really is a village that has come together to make this possible. so we are meeting the goal that we set. and we are hoping that we see a difference and we feel a difference. and ultimately shelters are helpful. but we also have to get more housing built in this city so that we can get folks into a safe, affordable place to call home. nothing is more important than ensuring that there is housing opportunities for all people, for all levels of income. that is really ultimately where i'd like to see our city go and what i will be striving to make happen. what are the next steps after meeting this goal? well, it doesn't stop because we met a goal. it's time to set a new goal. it's time to do more work. so i know the folks who have worked on this including power who really is my policy director but has led this effort and worked with his team and others to make this a reality, i know a lot of them are saying oh, my god, mayor, what else can we do? we

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. >> reporter: san francisco state senator scott wiener says pacific gas and electric has had its chance to run power and gas distribution, and says the utility has put profit over people. >> pg and e focuses so extensively on pleasing wall street that it has allowed its infrastructure to deteriorate. >> reporter: the legislature would require the state to buy all pg and e stock, and turn it into the northern california energy district. even before details on that plan could be rolled out, workers from 1245 were on hand, saying the plan will take away from their pensions. >> his plan does not protect our pension. if the state takes over, workers are not guaranteed our pensions. >> there are specific lines in this bill that all of their collective bargaining agreements, and retirement will transition over to the new company. >> reporter: workers say the state would be over its head running a utility. >> you want to entrust them to take over a company? this company? i don't think it's going to work out. >> we have large successful public utilities in california that provide cheaper electri

state senator scott wiener introduced sb 888. the bill would expand the substance abuse treatment options that qualify for medi- cal to offer vouchers or cash to users to move out of them to stay sober. the plan would work for them. others, though, are not convinced. >> it would not have worked for me, where why was at in my life. i was homeless living in bushes. give me a little bit of money. and it took removing me for my situation and placing me in residential treatment. >> san francisco is reporting a 500% increase in meth use since 2008. >>> this morning, thousands of parents are pressuring some major air lines to let adults sit next to their children at no extra charge. petition would put in 90,000 signatures demands that united, delta, and american change their policies. consumer parts, which launch the online petition says the air lines require customers to pay extra to the guaranteed a seat next to their kids. it calls the practice a potential safety hazard. >> we have been hearing growing concerns about abusive behavior

. >>> in san francisco state senator scott wiener is introducing legislation today that could determine the future of pg&e. the senator will propose a bill to turn the company into a public utility. it is part of a larger legislation to hold pg&e and other utilities accountable. pg&e filed for bankruptcy last year, facing billions of dollars in liabilities from wildfires blamed on its equipment. >>> all right, the big game may not have turned out the way we wanted. but we did enjoy the commercials. this here, ad campaigns had more for female viewers. diane king hall has that story and more from wall street in today's cbs moneywatch report. good morning. >> good morning. let's start with a recap of stock >> indication where things will head. wall street could be looking for a rebound today with pictures indicating. stocks get it on friday. the coronavirus. the dow sank 603 points. nasdaq pledged 148. s&p 500 dropped 50. coronavirus now expected to take a toll on the u.s. economy. goldman sachs is predicting 8.4% decrease for the first quarter of 2020. partially blaming the expected drop

senator scott wiener says this case needs to be investigated as a hate crime. >> it appears to me that the victim's status as a chinese american was part of the reason for the attack. >> again, police are asking for the community's help on this one. if you recognize anyone from the video, you can call the anonymous tip line at 415-575-4144. i'm kris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> thank you, kris. we have resources on elder abuse and public safety as part of the take action initiative. you can find it on abc7news.com/take action. >>> the calendar says february. but it doesn't feel like that with today's temperatures. >> absolutely. it's such a beautiful day outside. we put abc 7 news met met spencer christian on the roof. >> it was quite warm earlier. there's a little bit of a chill setting in along the embarcadero. here's a look at some of the highs today. we had record and near record temperatures all across the region. sfo, 76 degrees. set a new high, record high temperature for this date. look at the other highs. upper 70s at san jose, gilroy, hayward. 81 at santa rosa. 83 cloverdale. 80

. >>9.41 andstate senator scott wiener has new plan to help people addicted to meth he wants men a cow to help pay r ograms that would give clean. if you are to enroll to be a positivenforcement ance where youwould get cash and crit in the form of gift cards every time your test comes ba negative for mass the rewardwould max out at $330 over the 12 week program. >>over one year ofthe people who entered the program 63% ended. they're matthews through the program and another 19% redud in matthews so total of 82% of pele who entered the program and id or reced their matthews and that their goals that they set for themselves so that sounds affected to me. >>there is currentlno medical treatment for math which is why there's thanking the positive reinforment program would be the best option for helping people to get off thedrug. >>it's 9.42 and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning buzz, seth currlooks good. but coach kerr says hold your horses, the players with bull's ey on their backs at spring training ges and ♪ ♪ he's been around thworld, ♪ he's se it l, it's always what you think of♪ [

. >> yeah, the confrontation began as state senator scott wiener unveiled the legislation to turn the company into a publicly owned utility. >> dion lim tells you what sparked it all off. >> senator wiener gathered with city officials at civic center, telling a crowd that it's time for the government to step in to effectively manage pg&e's role as a power provider. >> it will put an end to the dangerous roller coaster ride that we have been on with pg&e over the past decade. pg&e is a failed company. >> wiener says they would create the northern california utility district. he says he'll work with governor newsom and local lawmakers on the restructuring and transmission, and promised to attack safety issues like the rash of devastating wildfires, which he blamed in part on the utility's business model. >> tens of thousands of homes incinerated. entire communities disrupted or destroyed. >> but within minutes, wiener found himself disrupted by an angry crowd of union members. the members of international brotherhood of electrical workers are employees of pg&e and fear a state takeover

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serious about plans for a public takeover of p g details on what h >>it's 6 and state senator scott wiener wants a public takeover of p g any areas in san francisco yesterday andrews introducing legislation to make pg and e is state owned company and rename it. the northern california energy utility district. >>what was always true has become increasingly we're in business model is broken. focus is so extensively on pleasing wall street and creating returns and dividends for shareholders that has the structure >>several union workers from pga, however guns pointed out that they're against it because they are worried a state takeover would. >>her their benefits however wiener says that his legislation would protect workers benefits. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news families in the east bay are coming together after a teen is shot and killed outsid we tried to get the politicians to deal with the problem. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion

. >> reporter: state senator scott wiener's bill would expand substance treatment options covered underi-cal, and require medi-cal to provide reimbursement. that means using tax dollars to buy the gift cards. >> it's a heck of a lot cheaper to give someone a gift card every week than it is to admit them to the emergency room. we are spending a huge amount of money on untreated meth addiction right now. >> reporter: on city streets, the problems are clear and reaction is mixed. >> i would support it given the conditions in the city. >> it should be a lifestyle change. they should want to do it for themselves. >> reporter: now the foundation had success for about nine years working within the lgbt community. this would also provide guidance for any programs. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a startling sight on the freeway. a skateboarder, we spot shouted it there on 280. you can see him cutting across several lanes. he was spotted during last night's evening commute. this is 280 just north of saratoga avenue in san jose. the chp caught up with him and said stay off th

. >>> state senator scott wiener is introducing legislation that could determine the future of pg&e.ill propose a bill to turn the company into a public utility. it will hold pg&e and other utilities accountable. pg&e filed for bankruptcy last year facing billions of dollars of liabilities from wildfires blamed on its equipment. >>> 6:41 right now. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, making it to miami, costing a 49ers faithful a pretty penny. >>> the market just opening right now about 10 minutes ago. let's take a quick look at the big board, starting up a when we were looking for a roommate, he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. ok, so maybe we're new tbut we're determined. we got an insider tip on the ultimate flooring destination. whoa. flo

working on a bankruptcy plan to avoid a potential state takeover and earlier this month, senator scott wiener introduced a bill in the legislature turning pg& e into a public university. cristina rendon, ktvo fox news. >>> prosecutors begin laying out their case in a trial of a man accused of killing a young woman at an oakland bart station. john lee cowell is accused of stabbing nia wilson to death and seriously injuring her sister, letifah wilson, on the platform of the macarthur bart station two years ago. he admitted to the deadly stabbing but his attorney is using the insanity defense. john lee cowell refused to return to court after the judge kicked him out due to bad behavior in the courtroom earlier this month. >>> the ntsb is going to northern san diego county to investigate a deadly crash involving a charter bus. it happened saturday. three were killed and 18 injured. the bus was on interstate 15 in palo mesa when the driver lost control for some unknown reason. the bus flipped over several times, rolled down an embankment. it was raining around the time of the crash but investigato

clean fresh skin milk from easy breezy beautiful covergirl >>9.25 and state senator scott wiener wants a public takeover of p g an a in san francisco yesterday areas introducing legislation to make pg knee. a state owned company and rename it the northern california energy utility district. >>what was always true has become increasingly model is b focus is so extensively on these it was 3 and creating returns and dividends for shareholders has to be structured to read. >>now some union workers are against this idea because they are worried that a state takeover would hurt their benefits but we're says his legislation would actually protect workers benefits 9.26. we still don't know who won last night's iowa caucuses for the democratic party because there was an app for that, but it did work. we'll break it down with our political analyst michael yeah, he wanted a man cave in our new home. but she wanted to be close to nature. so, we met in the middle. ohhhhh! look who just woke up! you are so cute! but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance

. >>26 in state senator scott wiener wants a public takeover of p g any areas in san francisco yesterday legislation to make pga state owned company and rename it. the northern california energy utility district. >>what was always true has become increasingly we're in the business model is broken. focus is so extensively on pleasing wall street and creating returns and dividends for shareholders has allowed to be structured to read. >>several union workers from pg e are against the plan. they're worried a state takeover could harm their benefits. wiener says his legislation though would protect workers benefits. >>ahead on the kron 4 morning news families in the east bay coming together after a teen is shot and killed outside of his high school have the very latest where the investigation can my side be firm? and my side super soft? yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable.

way we'll try pinpoint that with the 1010 coming up a few minutes saying thank you state senator scott wiener san francisco is moving forward with a plan to make pg and e a public utility. >>in san francisco today winner announced he'll introduce legislation to make pg e a state owned company. and rename it the northern california energy utility district. >>i was always true has become increasingly we're in business model is broken. otis is so extensively on pleasing wall street and creating the terms of dividends for shareholders. now is >>several union workers from pg e oppose a proposal they say they're worried that a state takeover the till a t could harm their benefits wiener says his legislation would protect workers benefits and he's bay neighborhood is on edge tonight after brazen armed robbery was caught on camera woman was seen walking her dog in alameda. >>when she was threatened with a gun and had her phone taken and police say it happened sunday afternoon on san jose avenue kron four's dan thorn is talking with concerned neighbors in that area tonight he joins us live from alamed

the senator who wrote the law scott wiener says of the 151,000 homeless californians 72% of them don't have shelter. another bill aims to analyze all of california's homelessness programs to then put together a statewide homelessness plan other proposals include a homelessness data center and creating a special government branch the office to end homelessness some republicans say the democrat majorities way of managing the problem is no longer working senator brian jones filed 5 bills this week to provide grant funding to agencies or organizations for extra mental health services. >>expand job skill training programs and money to local law enforcement groups that want to expand homelessness outreach teams. these bills all come after governor gavin newsome dedicated his entire state of the state speech to california's homelessness crisis but really before any of these make any major moves in the legislature on wednesday, the joint audit committee will decide whether to order a formal state audit of california's homelessness spending in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news kron 4 is fol

. >>> happening today, state senator scott wiener is expected to address legislation.he details of the plan are not known but his announcement comes a week after governor gavin newsom renewed his promise to take over the utility if it doesn't come up with a bankruptcy plan by june. pg&e has promised to refresh its board of directors to avoid a potential state takeover. >>> let's get to breaking news on the bay bridge. there's been a multi-vehicle accident, a crash that happened about a half hour ago and this is a result. you can see a major backup in what should be the very tail end of a monday morning commute. you can see traffic is all stacked up and barely moving. we have a picture here. it's not the best but still you can understand the traffic westbound on the bay bridge is at analyst standstill because four lanes are closed due to a crash that's involving multiple vehicles. at this point keep this in mind if you happen to be making your way from oakland to san francisco. we'll stay on top of this breaking news and bring you more throughout the morning. >>> follow

>>state senator scott wiener has a new plan to help people who are dicted to meth he wants medicarealor programs that reward meth addicts for staying clean. those who enroll. they of be ableto get counseling and cash credits the form of giftcards every time their tests come back netive for mass. the rewards one hand out a maximum of $330 over the 12 week program. >>over one year of the people who entered the program 63% ended. they're matthews through the program and another 19% reduced in matthews so a total of 82%of people who entered the progm and or reduce their matthews and that their goals that they set for themselveso that sounds affected me for saying the incentives really work there's currenly no medical treatment for mass that means at positive reinforcement. >>is the best option for helping peoplget off the >>new navigation center along san francisco's embarcadero is continuing to aw criticsm and advisory group held a meing last night saying that more people by the end of next month. the facility, currtly has a 135 beds available. neighbors say the expansion adds the safety

also state senator scott wiener wants a public takeover of p g in aid in san francisco yesterday he introducedon to make pg e est own company and to rename it he'd like it to be called the northern california energy utility district. >>was always true has become increasingly we're in business model is broken. focus is so extensively on pleasing wall street and creating returns and dividends for shareholders. has be structured to read. >>well >>several union workers from pg e are opposed to the bill they're worried that a state takeover of the utility might negatively impact their benefits that they currently enjoy winner, though says his legislation would protect those worker benefits. >>in the south bay to search continues for a gunman who ambushed a sheriff's deputy firing multiple shots at the deputy. coming up, i'll tell you why investigators believe you why investigators believe it possibly could be this is the denny's super slam. you why investigators believe it possibly could be two bacon, two sausage, two eggs hash browns and pancakes and now make those pancakes all you can eat for a b

thank you. >> good afternoon, i'm here to read a statement on behalf of scott wiener. want to express my support for omar, an lgbt asylum-seekers. our president is now ignoring a court order directing his return. this is shameful. it's a matter of life and death. i urge federal officials to joinmy call and step up to demand he be allowed back in the u.s. i support the resolution to let omar return to san francisco. thank you. >> supervisors, i'm the director of the network. and i'm here to support, to ask you to support the resolution, because omar is in a very precarious situation. before this situation, no one knew that in chad omar has this sexual orientation. and now everybody knows it, so he's really, really at risk. to summarize his situation, what it is like to be immigrant, black, sexual orientation and muslim. when they decided they're muslim ban to go after more african countries. so leaving omar there is a death sentence. there has been justice decision. so why? can't we just all of us help immigrants who are fleeing in justice to believe that you're in amer

i also want to thank scott wiener for his advocacy for public transportation systems.nk a number of people who have been at the forefront of closing market street to public vehicles. thank you to walk sf. thank you to the san francisco bicycle coalition, and thank you to market street railway, who actually has a great museum just right down there. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and it does take people who are not only a part of the community to help make this happen, it takes a city village. and i want to thank the san francisco m.t.a. for their leadership and their guidance and the work that they're doing. really excited about jeff tomlin and the work that he's going to do to continue to lead this great organization. thank you to the p.u.c. department, the planning department, public works, the county transportation authority, and the office of economic and workforce development. so many great folks who really are going to be at the forefront of helping to make this possible, and i'd also like to give a shoutout to the san francisco police department because the

is more limited than a bill introduced by scott wiener which would introduce taller housing near all job hubs. >>> san francisco mayor london breed proposing controversial ideas to ease the traffic jam in downtown san francisco. the mayor sent a letter to the municipal transit agencies suggesting charging a toll to drive on busy roads during the peak hours and pressing for extending the parking meter hours until 10 p.m. and enforcing parking meters on sunday. the mayor says the city needs to be bold to deal with the issue of traffic jams >>> stocks down over the concern of the coronavirus with the number of cases rising. >> pam cook has the dollars and cents. >> the warning came from apple issuing a warning that it does not expect to meet the orderly revenue forecasted and even some factories that have opened in china. they reopen production but slow to recover. the demand has dropped for the smartphone and apple and other businesses in the tech company business will be affected for quite some time by the outbreak. apple dropped with the opening bell ringing this morning, down by 2%

its board of directors to avoid a potential state take over and earlier this month state senator scott wiener introduced a bill that would turn pg&e into a public utility. cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> president trump is on a two day visit to india. just a short time ago, the president and first lady toured the taj mahal. earlier today, president trump spoke at a rally held at a newly renovated cricket stadium in front of 00,000 people and the president praised india for its diversity and unit. >> india is a country that proudly embraces freedom, liberty, individual rights, the rule of law, and the dignity of every human being. >> the president and first lady also visited a home where gandhi lives. president trump and india's prime minister are holding trade talks during this visit. >>> 7:18. let's take a check of traffic on this monday morning. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have traffic in the south bay that seems to be mostly good except for one thing. let's start with 280. that looks okay. some of the fog kyla has been talking about. one of the things we mentioned is the