this is the third stabbing at a bart station since july. >>> coming up, state lawmakers helping pg&e foot the bill but your bill should go up regardless. >> and spending on the bullet train project over budget and planners are asking for more money. come try my teriyaki bowls. now available with steak or chicken, covered in our teriyaki sauce, plus steamed veggies and your choice of white or brown rice. i've got the bowls to serve something different! (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. wildfires sparked by their equipment... but the debate may lead to a bit of bad news for utility >>> state lawmakers are debating whether or not to help pg&e shoulder costs after wildfires, but the debate could be bad news for utility customers. bills are now likely to rise. >> reporter: just like your insurance rates go up after an incident, insurers are raising pg&e rates following wildfires, saying the liability costs have increased 140% since last october. it's estimated to increase customer bills by $150 a year, more than four times the increases expected by counterparts elsewhere in the state wh

increases expected by pg&e's utility counterparts elsewhere in the state who also experienced wildfires. >> pg&e wants to pass on the cost of its own negligence to customers and that's just wrong. >> reporter: mindy of utility reform network argues the insurance hikes are due in part to past negligence by pg&e. more than 200 lawsuits blame the utility for the wildfires with the potential liability as much as $17 billion. while generally insurance premiums are passed on to the consumer, she says these hikes are different. >> it's a long standing principle of utility law that when the utility makes mistakes as pg&e has made, that it's shareholders not consumers who should pick up the tab. >> reporter: it contends the insurance increases are due to the new normal from the wildfire risk in the state and asking help from the legislature to offset the costs. >> insurance costs are going up, not just because of negligence but because of the fires in general. >> reporter: ultimately he says it's a statewide responsibility. >> really important for pg&e and its shar

the left repairing a power poll. here he is with his best friend brandon. pg&e says he was working in rural shasta county saturday near the scene of the carr fire when tragedy struck. >> they were working in dangerous terrain performing power restoration work when he suffered fatal injuries associated with a motor vehicle accident. >> ray: he was an apprentice lineman who worked with the company for two years. he moved to santa rosa with his family several years ago, his cousin told us by phone how proud she was on jay. >> yeah, i was proud.proud.prou. when he graduated, when he got a job, when he bought a house. seemed like he was really doing go good. >> a god fund me page has been established by friends. so far more than $18,000 has been raised. a fellow lineman sent me a message a short time ago saying jairus ayeta was never negative, always funny and always hardworking. in the wake of the tragedy pg&e says it's reviewing safety measures for all crews helping to restor power in the fire zones. cornell bernard abc 7 news. >>> now to the latest on that wildf

in fact, yesterday i got the approved pg&e drawings. canning electric pulled the electrical permit and we have an approved design from pg&e. and i have copies of this if we need to submit this for anybody's records. but that is the approved pg&e drawing. they're processing the contract. we're commited to doing this job because of what dave alluded to earlier. we have a lost revenue and we're motivated to get this service up and running. so, we're -- we started work yesterday. we started receiving some of the electrical gear i was hoping to have photos of the project thus far. but i don't have that. >> through the chair. when was the application filed with pg&e. >> it was filed by prior ownership some time in -- i want to say -- >> it is in your notes. it doesn't say when. but when the case was opened there was already a project application that was in but like what i said i had what was called an empty file, there was no -- >> yeah. so there was no submit -- >> it was just an open app with nothing. >> it was open when the -- in 2016? >>

you remember that film with mark wahlberg, ted, with the swearing, smoking bear, this is kind of the pgters are there, but as you see they're sort of furry characters, and it's about handing things on to the next generation. and here we see madeline having a tea party on the train with the characters, as they try to come to london to try to make her father have a nice time, to remember the childish things he'd put away when he was so very young. it's that kind of lesson. we get that in disney movies, in films like elf, where the father has to remember what it was like to be young. but we want this to be as good as paddington, that's the trouble, which is brilliant. yes, there's a sort of influx of furriness going on on the streets of london right now. this isn't paddington. a lot of nods to paddington, and even a part for some of the people who were in paddington — some voices cast, the voice of peter capaldi as rabbit here. it's very strange. i actually thought it was rather sweet, and it kind of worked, but it is a very odd concoction, and i also have no idea whom it's for, because it

you remember that film with mark wahlberg, ted, with the swearing, smoking bear, this is kind of the pg are there, but as you see, they're sort of furry characters, and it's about handing things on to the next generation. and here we see madeline having a tea party on the train with the characters, as they try to come to london to try to make herfather have a nice time, to remember the childish things he'd put away when he was so very young. it's that kind of lesson. we get that in disney movies in films like elf, where the father has to remember what it was like to be young. but we want this to be as good as paddington, that's the trouble, which is brilliant. yes, there's a sort of influx of furriness going on on the streets of london right now. this isn't paddington. there's a lot of nods to paddington, and even a part for some of the people who were in paddington — some voices cast, the voice of peter capaldi as rabbit here. it's very strange. i actually thought it was rather sweet, and it kind of worked, but it is a very odd concoction, and i also have no idea whom it's for, because

&e pass the cost of lawsuits on to consumers. pg&e tells us without action by the legislature customers could see up to $2 billion in annual rate increases due to higher financing costs and insurance premiums. >>> coming up huge numbers today for the silicon valley pride parade. why president trump is being credited for a boost in attendance. >> plus a record breaking auction down at the monterey's car week. you won't believe the price paid for that vintage vintage ferrari. >> it's not very exciting in the weather department. it's been shades of gray lately. but there are the prospects for changes coming up. we'll have that after a break. supporters and members of the lgbtq community filled downtown with floats celebrating the community. >>> a big turnout for the silicon valley pride festival. supporters and members of the lgbtq community filled downtown with floats celebrating the community. >> reporter: if this year's silicon valley pride parade looks a little bigger, a bit more boisterous, with a bit more swag you're right. given

timeline for the pg&e, planned for a quarter of the total residences, it will affect how it affects theob housing balance. we hope to see project with pg&e prior to project approval. the commercial uses will help sway the balance. a substantial life sciences project, pressure off dogpatch and commercial use. also advocating for the life sciences overlay in dogpatch to funnel such uses to the power station site. we are a little concerned this late in the project design that the affordability mix is yet to be determined. continue to advocate for on-site affordable housing and know that pier 70, and mission rock 40% availability, offer a great range of outcomes for the site ultimately. and look forward to seeing the design for development and the development agreement for this project. the boosters have been engaged since planning for the site began in earnest and thank you john francis for reaching out and the engagement with the community. we hope these documents adequately address our concerns with respect to the design and the project impact on the neighbor's infrastructure. we have as

. >>> lawmakers are set to vote by the end of the week on a and power companies. it would give pg&e and other electric companies the option to charge their customers for some of the costs of the lawsuits stemming from last year's disastrous wildfires . the even if the companies are found negligent. this one billion-dollar proposal some say is nothing more than a bailout for california utility companies. >> it is particularly harmful to those families who have suffered through the wildfires to see on their bill that they are paying a dedicated fee to cover the negligence of pg&e for the ones that are potentially responsible for the wildfires . >> pg&e has warned it faces crippling legal liability from last year's fires, some of which have been traced to pg&e equipment. >>> 10 large pine trees in san francisco's washington square will be removed because the city contractor damaged the roots of those trees. the san francisco chronicle reports contractor who is renovating a playground cut into the roots of the trees and now the city says those trades -- those trees are a safety hazard

the governor and pg&e and the utilities are trying to take those constitutional rights away from us expect pg&e was blamed for sparking many of the fires last october but calfire still has not ruled on the cause of the tubs fire, which devastated santa rosa. >>> the mendocino complex fire has not grown to 472 mi.2 that is bigger than the entire city of los angeles . the complex is made up of two separate fires, the river fire which is nearly contained, and the ranch fire which is burning away from homes now. deborah reports that some people in lake county have the chance to go back and see if there was a home or heartbreak waiting for them. >> this was our garage. you can see there is a firebird they had parked in their. >> reporter: for this family it is two out of three. rob's house intact, but his sister's house gone. his parents place just 100 yards from his own also leveled by the ranch fire. >> how are your folks holding up? >> they are doing all right. they are sad and they can't wait to get back up here. they left the area. they haven't seen this? >> no. i have taken some pitchers

pg&e says its liability insurance costs have skyrocketed since the october wild fires which could increase customer bills by as much as $150 a year. >> it is a long standing principal of utility law. that when a utility makes mistakes as pg&e has made, its. >> ultimately it's a statewide responsibility. >> really important for pg&e and its shareholders to absorb a portion of the liability to create incentives for them to be safe. but it's not realistic. it's an everything will be on the shareholders. >> pg&e would first have to give potential rate increases approved by regulators. critics say they will fight to keep rate hikes from happening. pg&e tells us quote, without action by the legislature, customers could see up to $2 billion to annual rate increases due to higher financing costs and insurance premiums. >>> a chemotherapy drug is being used to treat brain cancer in dogs. the high hopes doctors have for this new treatment. >> and is in the air. or at least in your cup. the seasonal classic that is coming early. >> we i have -- now let's talk about how cool it's going to get because

a big part of pg&e's push for less liability is the argument that it just can't control

the governor and pg&e and utilities are trying to take those constitutional rights away. >> the pressemocrat reports some survivors were surprised assemblyman quirk decided to attend a legislative meeting yesterday instead of keeping an appointment with them. he authored a bill that would allow pg&e to issue state authorized bonds to pay settlements stemming from last october's wildfires. state investigators blamed pg&e for starting 16 of the fires. pg&e's customers would repay the bonds over time. >>> a young bear rescued in the carr fire is undergoing unique therapy. vets are using sterilized tilapia skips to heal this bear's burns. a crew working to fix poles spotted a cub licking her paws and called wildlife experts and the therapy has been used on two bears burned in last december's thomas fire in southern california. they healed and were released back into the wild. >>> the parents of two children are furious after they say a frontier airlines made their young son and daughter spend the night in a hotel. the father says the airline never called to tell him his 9 and 7-year-old s

the company sells abc news the crew was doing restoration work when an accident occurred. pg says it's working with law enforcement to investigate. this comes as president trump approves a major disaster declaration. the carr fire has destroyed more than a thousand homes in and around redding. >>> the mendocino complex fires have forced more people out of their homes. new evacuation orders went out to people living in the path of the fires burning near clear lake. the fires threatn communities in three different counties now. officials say the mendocino complex is the largest group of fires burning in california. flames have charred more than 255,000 acres. relief supplies are on the way for animals impacted by the wildfires in lake and shasta counties. a woman impacted by the north bay wildfires actually launched the drive. her community as well as abc 7 viewers have accepted up to help in a big way. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> it started off really small. it came to this, which i'm very proud of her. >> reporter: tim praising his wife barbara for m

pg&e is in our the california, where the majority of those fires were. on because of the impact the fires that had. it is weighing on investors. you can't have the company will bankrupt, which is why california legislation would allow them to issue bond to cover the cost of some of this, pass the cost on to customers. regulators will have to weigh whether the company is entirely responsible. outside considerations could have spread the fires come even if it was the companies that sparked it. david: there are people who have been did -- been badly damaged, losing their homes, the likelihood. how do they get compensated? >> this is pg&e, 200 lawsuits, edison also facing a couple lawsuits. you can't have these utility companies go bankrupt. you have to provide power. this is a way for them to get those funds. david: da silva losses, maybe even some legal fees. thanks so much. great to have you here. sign-up up for the balance of power newsletter. get the latest on global politics in your inbox everything will they -- every single day. we will hear from jimmy

it would allow the surcharges even if the companies are found negligent. pg&e says the lawsuit costs could be crippling. opponents of the bill say it's a billout. >> it's particularly harmful to those families who have suffered through wildfires to see on their bill that they are paying a dedicated fee to cover the negligence of pg&e for the ones potentially responsible for the wildfires. >> the full legislature is expected to vote on it friday. >>> we now have surveillance video showing another brazen robbery at a bay area apple store. take a look, this one happened saturday at the new store at broadway plaza in walnut creek. you see several people just grabbing whatever they can and then running out, about $30,000 worth of merchandise was stolen in seconds. police say these thieves are experienced. >> they've hit at least, that we know of, that are connected to ours, at least three other stores and there might be more we're looking into. >> police say a shopper got a picture of the getaway car. it was a black mercedes suv with a license plate of 5 xrs 835.

state investigators blamed pg&e for starting 16 of the fires. pg&e's customers would repay the bonds over time. >>> containment continues to rise and wildfires in trinity and mendocino counties, firefighters are getting help from inmates pf. 500 of them are inmates. they're paid $1 an hour when fighting an active hour plus they can earn extra credits off their sentence working in a fire camp for many inmates it's the chance to give back that is the most rewarding. >> honestly the part that i enjoy is being able to give back because i'm an inmate and i've done some bad things and being able to do something good for the community and do something well with my life instead of just being warehoused it makes a big difference. >> an inmate who wants to join the crew must have minimum custody status or the lowest classification based on good behavior and certified as physically fit. >>> look at this young bear rescued in the carr fire undergoing a unique therapy. vets are using sterilized tilapia skins to help heal this bear's burns. a crew working to f

the governor of pg&e are trying to take those constitutional rights away from us. >> the governor's proposalnly affect pg&e's liability for those that happened after the first of this year. some victims of the wine country fires last year believed the move could potentially deny them future compensation. the line smart several wildfires last october and the cal fire has not determined an exact fire -- an exact cause. pg&e faces more than 200 lawsuits stemming from last year's wine country fires. >>> police in orange county said they had made an arrest. for gordon clark was taken into custody -- forest gordon clark was taken into custody and he was held on $1 million bail. this fire starting your clark's cabin in the mountains and the charges could potentially bring a life sentence. >>> president trump is claiming victory with primary elections twitting 5-5 but the special election in ohio and another key vote in kansas remained two close -- too close to call. the republican only has a slim lead over the democrat. more than 8000 provisional and absentee ballots have yet to be tallied. no matt

the governor and pg&e and the utilities are trying to take those constitutional rights away from us. >> pg&e was blamed for starting a dozen or so fires last october, but cal fire still hasn't ruled on the exact cause for the tubbs fire which devastated santa rosa. >>> the estranged son of a bay area police chief has been arrested along with a 16-year- old boy for beating a sikh man in the central valley. 18-year-old tyrone mcallister is the son of union city police chief darryl mcallister. both suspects face multiple felony charges. harges. >> reporter: 71-year-old sikh man sahbit singh natt is still hurting and fearful after he was kicked and spat on monday morning. >> everybody is scared, me, everybody. >> reporter: but there's a slight sense of relief as he and his family members have just learned his suspected attackers are now behind bars. >> the news is really good. the manteca police department do a really good job. >> reporter: the police arrested tyrone mcallister and a 16-year-old boy monday morning. tyrone mcallister is the son of union city police chief darryl mcallister.

road.a hundred miles to the north, the carr fire near redding claimed a seventh life over the weekend .... a pg&e lineman working to restore power.ken pimlott, director, calfire: "this has been a challenging and deadly fire season. just in the month of july"on sunday, president trump lit his own fire on twitter blaming the fires on california environmetal laws that divert wate to the pacific ocean.today he followed that up with a new tweet demanding that governor jerry brown, quote. "allow the free flow of the vast amounts of water coming from the north and foishly being diverted into the pacific ocean." california congressman john garamendi called it one more expression of the president's ignorance. the president's ignorance in this is just astounding. and when he's ignorant it's a crisis for this nation and could very well be a crisis for the world. (ken)(ken) (ken) a fast moving wildfire is burning in the santa ana mountains of orange county tonight. the so called "holy fire" grew from fewer than ten acres to more than a thousand in just over two hours. one str

it wouldn't change that. >> the question is, if pg&e went bankrupt, who would run the utility? would it be the state, or some other agency? the alternative would be worse. >> in that regard, if part of the issue is like it or not, we are building these homes, these wildfires are getting closer. it's becoming as the governor says, the new normal. if you're going to hold utilities liable for the houses in the lake country, or if a shoots into santa rosa, where they have the option to say we are not putting wires in there?? that's the question. are they going to make them put the wires in there? we just had a new fire start in fairfield, in vacaville. this is a suburb, not a remote rural area. this is a suburb, part of the bay area. >> 20 years ago, it was farmland. now we are building on it. if something happens, we will have& we will wind up paying for it. >> it will be a mix, but ultimately, they make their money on us. >> okay, they make the money on us, and we pay, and somebody else pays, and then they charge us. whatever the case, we have a month to figure this out, or it go

and keep the public safe. pg you to plan ahead by mapping out escape routes and preparing a go kit, in case you need to get out quickly. for more information on how to be prepared and keep your family safe, visit pge.com/safety. >>> top of the hour, good morning everyone. i'm poppy harlow in new york. the special counsel wants to question the president and the president, from all indications, is ready, maybe even eager to comply. with the latest counteroffer from rudy giuliani sitting on rural's desk, three questions are looming larger than ever -- one, will an under oath face-to-face

suffered through wildfires to see on their bill that they are paying a dedicated fee to cover the negligence of pg&e for the ones that are potentially responsible for the wildfires. >> pg&e has warned it could face potentially crippling legal liability from last year's fires, some of which have been traced to pg&e equipment. >>> help for victims of the summer's fires is just starting now to roll in. fema opened its disaster recovery center today in upper lake. ktvu's tom vacar was there and talked with some of the fire victims who need assistant aflex fires. >> reporter: although the population up here is sparse, with over 400,000 acres already burned and the fires still not fully contained, fema will have its work cut out for months to come. individuals or business owners impacted by the mendocino complex fires are qualified for fema services as well as assistance from other federal agencies and the state, including outright grants as well as low-cost loans. >> the county has lifted the evacuation orders, so it is fair to come in at this time and set up a permanent office that is open to the comm

and the whole time i have been in the fire service, whatever we need whenever we need it. i do count on pg that's why we ask for their help. >>> someone said they saw this performance. i have seen u2 several times. this is one of the best songs they play live. this is the twitter handle, i  have hatched, whatever that means. thank you. if there is a song you want to mean, let me know. i will reap -- play your request . >>> tesla cars are extremely hard to steal according to the latest stats and almost impossible to get a way with it. the roadster hit the market, one tesla was reported stolen. more teslas were stolen as they are now on the road. according to marketwatch, the theft numbers are still low. 57 were stolen in 2017 and 23 between january and may of this year. because of the gps tracking technology, virtually every tesla was recovered except for three cars. >>> today, federal judge will hear arguments about the restraining order against the blueprints for 3-d printed guns. president trump is considering reversing the original decision. california joined 19 state attorney general

the city approved building plans for fire victims. only have been completed. >> companies. it would give pgctric companies the option of charging their customers for some of the costs of lawsuits stemming from last year's disastrous wildfires, even if the companies are found negligent. peer groups say really dollar proposal is nothing more than a bailout for california utility companies. >> it is particularly harmful to those families who have suffered through the wildfires to see on their bill that they are paying a dedicated fee to cover the negligence of pg&e for the ones that are potentially responsible for the wildfires respect pg&e has warned it faces potentially crippling legal liability from last year's wildfires. some of which have been traced to pg&e equipment. >>> in the upcoming midterm elections all of the house >> i am a teacher volunteering with the democratic party. >> at the marin democratic headquarters in san rafael volunteers are calling voters and targeting california's traditional republican strongholds where voters chose hillary clinton over donald trump in 2016. >> t

it happens on bart parking lots and the pg & e parking lot, where the trucks park under solar. thank you. >> president kwon: mr. fred moheim. >> good afternoon, commissioners, and chairman kwon. 43-year resident of san francisco and life-long learner at city college. i am a proponent of optimiza thank you -- optimizing public land. the current plan limits parking for the college. in trying to optimize the use of the land, we end up diminishing the ability of the college to train the taxpayer work force that the city requires. and that's because we have many students and faculty members that can only access the college by vehicle and don't have access to public transit to get there. maybe not all the parking need it, but it makes it difficult. and that reflects on the building of the performing arts education center, which will provide venues on the south side of town. many of those will be in the evening and they will also require parking availability for people that cannot get there on public transit. on other fronts, the land should not be sold to a private developer. any hou

the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pgazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is goi to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. students across the bay area are getting ready to go back to school. and this morning there is a new warning for parents. this week a non-profit released its results of toxic chemicals found in common school supplies. kron 4's justine waldman show us what products you might want to avoid. inside this box of colorful kids crayons is one with a dangerous toxic chemical.sot we know that children at the most vulnerable to any kind of toxic exposures because their bodies are growing and their brains are still developing they are much much more to toxic exposure laura deehan is with the the non- profit california public interest research tells k

&e and the utilities are trying to take those constitutional rights away from us. >> pg&e was ctober. calfire still has not ruled on the cause of the tubs fire, which devastated santa rosa. >>> the track fires that make up the mendocino complex fire have now burned 472 mi.2. that is an area larger than the entire city of los angeles and they continue to grow. they are now burning away from communities so some of the people who were forced to evacuate our being allowed to go home. many of them are finding some twisted metal, bricks, and a fireplace where their homes once stood. there are also some encour one rancher and his wife spent several nights in their car and saw firefighters working to get to the flames on their property. >> you know your home is gone because you cite burn and it di you go up there and the guys have a big grin on their face and say there it is. >> he says he gave the firefighters hugs and kisses. 119 homes have been destroyed. another 9200 are still threatened . the fires are now 47% contained but calfire does not expect to fully control the mendocino co

the latest victim is a pg&e worker. a 21-year-old lineman died on saturday. the native of uganda crashed his truck while working on restoration efforts. . >>> early this morning. traffic remained at a stand still for hours after the deadly shooting that shut down all lanes. three cars were travelling eastbound and passengers were shot, the suv collided with the sedan and they believe the sedan was not involved in the shooting. the driver of theuvie a sce. e inveigated .rs >>s an open investigation. toy -- so they are trying to see if there is an incident prior. >> chp is asking for anyone with information to reach out and contact them. >> police arrested 20 people during clashes of protesters at berkeley yesterday. much larger group of counter-protesters gathered and several screaming and shoving matches broke out as the members of the two groups came together. three people suffered minor injuries. >>> a knife wielding man cerecovering in the -- is recovering in the hospital he was waving knives on market street. officers attempted to negotiate but the man mad

the capitol. and it's a high stakes issue for pg&e.experts say.. the utility company could face billions in liability..reporting live in napa hermela aregawi kron 4 news (justine) smogy skies. the wildfires are having more impact on the bay area than just the damage left behind by flames. just how long part of the bay area will be under a spare the air advisory. "now these parents have to bury their 19 year old son who had so much to live for and his little sister had to see it all happen."(jrs) shooting at an in-n-out. friends of the boy who died retrace what happened moments before the shots rang out. (justine) a vigil and march is happening tonight for a woman found dead at a bart station. why her death is making government officals demand change how our county jails are run. (justine) a march and vigil is happening tonight to demand change after a woman died shortly after being released from the santa rita jail. the sheriff's office released 26-year old jessica saint louis at 1:30 in the morning... hours later, she was found dead at the dublin b

&e uitility worker was killed working near the carr fire. a pg spokesperson says the worker died from injuries in a vehicle-related accident yesterday on the western edge of the carr fire in shasta county. ken mashinchi has the story. itús a career often spent hanging from power lines, making sure communities have the power they need...hearing that lineman jairus ayeta died saturday sent shockwaves through the lineman community dr. cedric shelby, neighbor/fellow linesmanthe minute i found out that a fellow lineman died, my phone started ringing off the hook. dr. cedric shelby has worked as a lineman for 25 years, even writing a book about the job called úlife on the lineú...dr. shelby was shocked to hear that ayeta, who for the past year had lived a few houses down, was the lineman who died saturday while working near the carr fire. shelbywe talked, shared conversation together. i didnút know he was a fellow lineman...just a good, down to earth, low key person. every time you see him, heús friendly, he speaks. weúd talk about whatús going on in t

and newcome is capturing and burning methane, which bay view hunters point spent 30 years giving the pg&e plants that burn methane out of our neighborhoods. since we're going to be more highly impacted by that piece, we would like to also see what some of the benefits in the i.r.p. plan are to help reduce that burden on our neighborhood and our communities specifically. thank you very much. i'll be bugging you. >> thank you. you answered my question. i wasn't initially understanding what the mechanism would be for concentrating the impact on your neighborhood. i think you address nad and i t. i see you were talking. thank you for coming and bringing this matter to us. >> any other public comment? i think we had a motion and a second, is that right? >> i'll move it. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed. >> it is approved. so we are not going into closed session. there's no closed session today. and so i am going to move to the end and the other new commission business. i will note again, august 14th, that meeting is canceled. is there any public comments on new business? meetin

we have a working knowledge and we can reduce the impacts of a small disaster, but we need the help of experts. pgral part of our emergency response team. they are the industry expert with utilities. whether it is a gas leak or a wire down, just having someone there that deals with this every day is pretty comforting. we each bring something to the table that is unique and that is a specialty. with all of us working together we can keep all these emergencies small. and the fact that we can bring it together and effectively work together is pretty special. they bring their knowledge, their tools and equipment and the proficiency to get the job done. and the whole time i have been in the fire service, pg&e's been there, too. whatever we need whenever we need it. i do count on pg&e to keep our firefighters safe. that's why we ask for their help. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake u