. >> reporter: the $13.5 billion settlement involves several fires, including the tubbs fire in 2017 that devastated wine country, the camp fire in paradise and the ghost ship fire which the utility denies causing.

. >> reporter: shari is rebuilding her home that burned in the tubbs fire. that includes protecting it with more straw and tarps. the challenges haven't let up. >> i have evacuated twice. once for the tubbs fire and the second time for the kincaid fire. >> reporter: property owners are reminded to be ready for the storm. >> we have 1100 homes currently under construction in santa rosa, that's a lot of construction and a lot of potential for mud to impact the storm drain system. >> we're lucky, because then we won't have fires, right? we'll have so some, you know, sort of wet weather will help. >> reporter: and back here live. within the past 20 minutes or so, the wind's really started to pick up. that's something neighbors were concerned about. firefighters telling us with these storms moving in, that they're rotating in to winter gear. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> concern over landslides, the city of sausalito, high alert for the next slide, too. back in february, a massive debris flow destroyed two buildings. the city is checking the area regular

before the tubbs fire in 2017 and this is the aftermath. down, she immediately suspended all of her utilities, including her at&t bundle. however, she said she recently s and had been since early last t rebuilt yet. she asked at&t to credit the month for service she couldn't use and they offered only a small fraction and she called us for help. >> i was able to get a total refund for the year and a half i have been paying which amounted to over $3,000. >> yeah, $3,387.30 to be exact. we asked at&t for more about christina's case, but we didn't get those details. have a consumer problem, call us, 1-888-996-tips or e-mail. >> thanks, chris. >>> all right, we're doing you a favor here. the last night warrior loss at home. i'm not going to say that. >> all right. how about an amazing buzzer beater by our neighbors to the east of sacramento kings. >> for the win! he got it! >> nailed a three-pointer fromh hit that one from serbia which is his native country. thank goodness for the announcer. >>> still ahead, kari hall is timing out our forecast.

>>tubbs tired nines atlas fire. the camp fire in 2018 there's a whole li of fires and on our website u can provide you can find the list. >>and we can also tell you there are more than 2 dozen fires and you should take a look at that list on their website will have more info on our website in terms of filing claims. you can do tt both online or the handful of p g service centers live in the newsroom. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan 40 million californians will soon be obtaining sweeping digital privacy ights come 2020 starting wednsday, california residents will be ab to e what personal information. companies have collected them and theycan request that thainfo be deleted. but of course it's t that easy. there are several legal obstacles, the law is the strongest soar in the country and companies across the world are now preparing for it go into effect. >>th afternoon, san quentin prison officials announced the deatof a condemned inmate 73 year-old philip to blonsky was found responsive in his cell on decemb 2

including the tubbs fire. s, >>pg e hanot been held responsible for that fire. >>that's right, they' not held responsible for that fire but in this they would have to go trial away over this fire. if this is included as part of the settlemento that trial then goes away. there's some question whether the cal fire. decision in terms of them not being responsible. attorneys say there's plenty of idence to show that pg knee is respoible that would have gone ttrial but in ts case it would go away if this is include son terms of people's claims you mentioned n your story that the deadline has been exnded to the end of the year. >>that's right extded to the end of the year, buagain attorneys say that so far only 70,000 people have applied. they think is manys a 100,00people can apply some of them from the campfire they think happenedpplied many people from the tubbs fire they thinko far haven't applied. so time is running out this will be the deadline and it doesn't look like that deadline is going to move again. dan kerman thank you for updating us sond and. >>a lot o

once for the tubb fire and the second time for the kincade fire. a second home in the area, but insurance costs are rising with each new problem. despite all that, she remains hopeful. >> insecurities about it, but then you just have to play it day by day. >> and in santa rosa, firefighters say it was today that they started transitioning into their winter gear, including swift water rescue gear. meantime, we're told that after the storm moves through those trails tt will be available again. christie smith, nbc bay areange we're tracking it minute by minute. our website and mobile app are great resources to stay in the know. if you have an iphone, pretty easy. just point that iphone at that qr code and take you right to our weather page where you can see our realtime radar. that is where you can get a tailored radar specifically for your area. >>> no motive for that deadly shooting at a naval base today. pensacola locked down when the shooting started. law enforcement tells nbc news the shooter is a saudi national training at the base. the shooting

if approved by a bankruptcy court, victims of the butte fire, tubbs fire, and cost ship fire would split up to a billion dollars of cash and pg&e stock. >> anything's better than nothing. >> reporter: denny is a single father raising three kids and trying to rebuild after losing everything in the north bay fires. he has concerns with the current $13.5 billion settlement. >> it sounds very good, big number, but we don't know how many people and how it breaks down. >> reporter: lawyers from the three firms representing the victims say pg&e will pay $13.5 billion, half in cash, half in stock. lawyer richard bridgeford says once pg&e emerges from bankruptcy, victims will be given stock, clear of liabilities. >> they're drawing upon the future value of pg&e to compensate the victims. they will be generating billion of dollars in income as a public monopoly. >> the settlement has the support of governor newsom but has to be signed off by a bankruptcy judge which can take months. if approved the lawyers think victims will start being paid next year. >> the most important thing for everybody to

you remember the tubbs fire was deemed a national disaster by the federal government anyway. this time, the kincade fire does not have that designation. and so no federal aid for people who are going to have to be repairing those rock and mud slides. reporting from sonoma county. >> thank you, mark. >>> lots of ed hheadaches for travellers lying to get in and out of sfo today. nearly 90 flights were cancelled today, another 440 delayed. one woman we spoke with had already waited an extra four hours to board her flight and now she was in danger of missing her connecting flight to go see her grand kids. >> then they said sometimes they get bumped up and it's been bumped up 20 minutes. so, you know, you just have to have a sense of humor. right? i mean this is life. >> she's got such a good attitude. yesterday nearly 500 flugts were delayed in and out of sfo. another 160 plus cancelled because of the weather. >>> in the south bay storms saturated a lot of places particularly the santa cruz mountains. coming up at 6:30 robert handa will show you what some people are doing to make

t so says sedwick tubbs tired atlas fire. the camp fire in 2018 there's a whole list of fires california fire list includes mo than 2 dozen fires. >>sedwick says better to file now than miss your chance. claims can be filed eleronically or brought into a handful of p g service centers again that deadline 05:00pm on tuesday.dan kerman kron 4 news. >>still ahead. the fda says the opioid crisis continues to be one of ittop public health priorities. but now rearchers say there is no proof any progra can my side be fir and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both... adju your comfort wi yo sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall aeep faster? yes, by gently warming your ft. but can it help keep me asep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep not promise...rove. and now, during our ne year's special, not promise...rove. queen plus 0% interest fort 24 months on all beds. ends ne

if approved by a bankruptcy court, victims from the camp, tubbs, butte and gauchen fires would split up cash and stock. >> anything is better than nothing. >> reporter: denny is a single father raising three kids and trying to rebuild after losing everything in the north bay fires. he has concerns with the current 13$13.5 billion settlement. >> it sounds very good, big number, but we don't know how many people and how it breaks down. >> reporter: lawyers from the three firms representing the victims say pg&e will pay $13.5 billion, half in cash, half in stock. lawyer richard bridgeford says once pg&e emerges from bankruptcy, victims will be given stock, clear of past pg&e liabilities. >> they're drawing upon the future value of pg&e to compensate the victims. they will be generating billion of dollars in income as a public monopoly. >> the settlement has the support of governor newsom but has to be signed off by a bankruptcy judge which can take months. if approved the lawyers think victims will start being paid next year. >> the most important thing for everybody to know is when the

the mayor of stockton, california, michael tubbs. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thanks for having me, 25 je members have called on the president to fire one of his senior most -- most senior advisors and loyal advisers at that for his racist behavior. details on that just ahead. ♪ [ gunshot ] [ multiple gunshots ] ♪ adage, mr. president. you are the company that you keep. in addition to the gristers, frauds, and cheats you surround yourself with on a daily basis, you employ one man so egregiously racist that 25 jewish members of the house have called on you to kick him out. i'm talking, of course, about your senior adviser, steven miller. this newest condemnation follows the revelation that mr. miller has spewed vile anti-immigrant and white nationalist rhetoric in emails inspired by the literature of known hate groups. but of course, your administration has simply brushed off mr. miller's hate, calling any criticism of him anti-semitism. in rebuttal, let me quote the letter from jewish house members. quote, hateful idealog

. >>> sonoma county facing yet another lawsuit related to the tubbs fire two years ago.ction lawsuits claim the county emergency agencies should have known where the tubbs fire was heading because the cash fire is in the area, they also claim emergency officials were negligent not using modern technology to give people important evacuation information. 24 people were killed, thousands of homes and businesses destroyed after the fire raged across santa rosa in the sonoma valley. >>> unanimously approving the measure to cut taxes on marijuana businesses. currently cannabis businesses pay a city tax 10% or less depending on the sales, that is in addition to state taxes which brings the total cannabis tax in oakland to about 40%, the ordinance approved a city tax of 5%. local businesses will benefit. >> i ask the council to think of small business, think of black and brown is miss. think of the longevity of the program as well as the example you are setting for the rest of the country. >>> the mayor and the oakland police officer association opposed the idea, the mayor says

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this follows a $1 involving sev fires, including the tubbs fire in santa rosa. u.s. bankruptcy court still needs to approve. attorneys and victims are set to discuss the settlement, as well as safety improvements. >>> an officer involved shooting landed the suspect and the officer in the hospital. police responded to a prowler in the process of burglarizing the home. officers made contact with the person, and the person allegedly assaulted officers and police opened fire. several neighbors heard the exchange. >> i heard in rapid succession, even four or five gunshots, followed by a pause of a few seconds, suspect is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. injuries. as soon as we learned more about this officer involved shooting, you can see it on our app. >>> a day of extreme highs and lows for an oakland high school. they came to remember football star ramone sanders. tonight, the football team won the northern california championship. sanders died from bone cancer last month. he helped lead the football team to two state championships. after tonight's game,

a $13.5 billion settlement with the victims of last year's camp fire, and the 2017 tubbs fire among others. pg&e needs to emerge from chapter 11 by june 30th to take part in a new wildfire insurance fund. >> tonight in a five-page letter to the sideways of seg pg&e, the governor said it falls woefully short of what that law intended. quote, "the resolution of this bankruptcy was yield a dramatically transformed utility that is responsible and accountable." >> including naming a new board of directors. setting up clearly-defined safety metrics to which pg&e will be held accountable. establishing an oversight process, and allowing for the transferring of its operating license if the company fails to meet those requirement requirements. . >> we want to see a plan in place for that as well. we've always wanted investments by pg&e to come back and build a more resilient system and microgrid. and make sure that design standards of the system are gonna withstand the next wind storm on a low humidity, windy day that we will inevitably have. i do think time is of the essence going forward to make s

victims of a number of wildfires, talking about the victims of the camp fire from last year, the 2017 tubbs the north bay, the 2015 butte fire and the 2016 ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland, which was electrical in nature. dozens of people died and thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed in those aforementioned fires. last january pg&e did file for bankruptcy because it was at the time expecting to face potential lie anl liabilities of $30 billion when you add in the additional billions owed to insurance companies. last night pg&e filed an amended reorganization plan in its bankruptcy case, claiming if all goes accordingly, it could be out of bankruptcy by next june. pg&e has since changed its leadership and in its words made meaningful strides in wildfire safety. that being said one of pg&e's transmission lines has been tied to past october's kincade fire which burned close to 78,000 acres and destroyed over 370 structures, including homes. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we'll certainly continue to follow that, bob, and see what happens there

follows word of a $13 billion agreement involving several fire victims, including the devastating tubbs fire in santa rosa. the u.s. bankruptcy court still needs to approve that settlement. attorneys and victims are set to discuss the settlement as well as potential safety improvements. pg&e can make. >>> in san francisco, an officer-involved shooting landed both the burglar and the officer in the hospital. police say that around 8:30 yesterday morning, they responded to the call of a prowler in the process of robbing a home. officers made contact with a person matching the thief's description. that burglar then reportedly assaulted officers and police were forced to open fire. neighbors tell us what they heard on an otherwise quiet saturday morning. >> i heard in rapid succession either four or five gunshots, followed by a pause of a few seconds, and then a final shot. >> the burglar is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the officer is also in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we sent out a news alert, our nbc bay area app is free to download. it's a great w

governor jerry brown, mayor of stockton michael tubbs, and the mayor of san jose, sam liccardo have all announced their endorsement of bloomberg's campaign for president. bloomberg was in san francisco today speaking on climate change. andria borba was there. >> reporter: on stage, michael bloomberg teamed up with jerry brown to talk about climate change and the upcoming election, and its importance to that subject. on stage, former governor jerry brown and presidential hopeful michael bloomberg sat down in front of the american geophysical union to talk climate change. >> we also need elected officials who believe in science and alternative facts. >> the end of the world is not news. and we got a worry and do something about it. >> reporter: the politician and the would be politician are working on america's pledge, a group planning to stop and reverse climate change. >> president roosevelt, shortly after pearl harbor, said no more passenger cars. america is making tanks. at some point we need a president who will say no more fossil fuel cars. >> if we combine local bottom- up leadersh

terry roland who lost his home in the tubbs fire had questions about process and payments. >> what's the criteria? what's the time? 's the ra payments? that's what i came for today. >> reporter: attorneys say, the funds will be distributed based on individual claims and managed by a third-party trustee. >> $67.5 billion cash, $65 billion in stocks >> reporter: this man lost everything, including his home and was underinsured. here's kenny ackuee. >> i just hope the money is coming on time. i need the foundation. >> we found there is underinsured amounts on personal properties. the emotional distress is a significant element. >> reporter: but attorneys say, the settlement isn't just about money. it includes provisions pg&e must follow to be eligible for financial assistance in another safe and follow those requirements. >> reporter: the deal took three years to put together and if things go according to plan, attorneys say, these victims could start to receive payments next year. >> we are optimistic that going forward, we are going to get a payout. we are going to do our best to get

now as the years went by we had fires time and again, but it was the sheer size of the tubbs fire thatnce companies got spooked. >> this phase that we're in of people having a hard time finding insurance at all, let alone finding insurance that they can afford, we are in the worst phase i've seen. so what had started as a rural problem is now suburban as well. >> united policy holder says if you're in san francisco, you probably won't have a problem getting homeowners fire insurance. those outside of the city may eventually run into trouble. so it's more and more. it just keeps getting worse and worse. >> thanks a lot, michael. >> sure. >>> all right. taking a live look at san francisco international airport, the bay area's busiest airpor because the tsa says it screened a record number of thanksgiving holiday travelers this year. more than 26 million passengers went through security checkpoints at airports nationwide between friday, november 22nd and monday, november 2nd. this past sunday, december 1st was the busiest travel day in tsa history. the holiday shopping weekend that starte

the settlement involved several fires including the deadly tubbs and camp fires. >> hopefully the money will give us the ability to complete that the way we want to have it done. and our insurance was going to be a shortfall by probably a third. >> that's when i start to hear and close this chapter of my life and move on to the next one. >> pg&e says getting wildfire victims compensation has been its primary goal from the beginning of its bankruptcy process. the deal must now be approved by the bankruptcy court and state regulators. you can hear more from the victims and their attorneys coming up at 11:30. >>> a violent weekend for one east bay city. two people have been killed in separate shootings in hayward this weekend. you see the areas there on the map. first happened yesterday right around 5:00 p.m. near amador way and yolo street. the second one 1:00 this morning on belvedere court. this morning police responded to reports of shots fired. they got to belvedere correlate and found a man in the street had been shot several times. by the time paramedics got there the man was dead.

. >> thank you, miss tubb. thank you for the valuable testimony. the chair will now recognize members for their questions and under committee rule 3d, each member will be recognized for five minutes, and i will start with you, you have five minutes. >> thank you for bringing this hearing together, and thank you to witnesses for your input. the unfair negative treatment of federal employees harms our nation, threatens the loss of institutional knowledge and that is the performance of the service. those in a position of power a public trust should not be able to use these employees as political pawns. even the way we talk about them can have a personally dangers and professionally devastating consequences on these individuals, to say nothing of undermining the serious and important work that they do. no one, no matter where they work, should feel like they are being held hostage in their own home or have shots fired over their heads while working. surely we can manage at least this minimum standard of humanity for our own federal employees. and this

pg&e is also paying claims related to the ghost ship fire and the tubbs fire but is not admitting fault in either. this means all major wildfire claims are now set to be resolved. >>> a dog is fighting for his life tonight after the owner says the pup ate a potent cocktail of drugs at a popular san francisco park. >> reporter: it was a regular walk at the park that almost ended in tragedy for 3-year-old leto. >> his temperature peaked up to 108 degrees and he was shaking and drooling and was just out of control. >> reporter: she says he began to spin minutes after ingesting a substance on a walk. >> clearly the drug use in san francisco has hit epidemic levels if we're concerned about walking our dogs. >> reporter: all those drugs in his system could have killed him in a matter of minutes. >> i only got the results back he had methamphetamine and oxy coaten in h in his system. >> reporter: according to this vet tech more cases like leto's are coming in. >> it happens all over the place. sometimes animals can get into drugs at any park or any like beach areas. >> reporter: her advice is

michael tubbs was born here to a teenage mother and grew up with a father in prison.hich he hopes might help find a way to provide stability andse rity for everyone. of the tropes we houtence a lot working people and people in poverty and people who are poor aren't true. folks in our community struggle. i didn't meet anyone who is lazy. di't meet anyone who only did bad things with money. i did not meet anyone who sat back andve wanted e ment to take care of them. i saw people who are stretching dollars and doing what they can, and the problem was not individual but structu sophie: the stockton economic empowerment demonstration, seed as it is known here, is giving people $500 a month, no strings attached. the recipients were chosen randomly from neighborhoods where the average household income is less than $46,000 a year. virginia is one of them. >> wow! tha's exactly what i sai my husband goes, "wow, what?" i'm getting an extra $500 a mont "for what?" for nothing. sophie: what did you spend you p first sement on? >> i paid off a bill that i had not been able to pay

details on the north bay -- destroyed in the 2017 fi this is one of 5600 structures destroyed in the tubbs fire. that winery is opening a new 6 million space. >>> check your lunch box. the cdc is sounding the alarm on an e. coli outbreak involving fresh express sunflower chopped salad kit and contain lettuce harvested in the salinas valley that had trouble. 24 people in the u.s. and canada have gotten sick. >>> so dish the salad. maybe -- >> hot cocoa. >> hot cocoa outside. >> mines the salad. >> it is soupy outside to start out the morning with fog rolling by. still lingering over the tri-valley as we look outside but continuing to clear up as we head for sunshine. and then we're also tracking some rain. we have storm ranger, that is a live look from san bruno mountain and looking at storm ranger on top of the mountain and it is our mobile doppler radar scanning around the bay area and giving us a very hd view of what is coming our way. and then for san jose, it is all dleer as you get ready to head out for lunch and taking that soup to go. temperatures in the lower 60s in the middle of t

. >> and for its part, pg&e says it does not admit any fault in the ghost ship or tubbs fire, but tonight the ceo says he wants to help the victims in both incidents rebuild. he also says quote, with this important milestone now accomplished, we're focused on emerging from chapter 11> well to its earliest start in years. here's ray map from the california department of public health showing most of the state with elevated flu activity already. 16 people have died since september 29th. juliette goodrich reports. >> reporter: time for a shot. a flu shot that is. the california department of public health says the winter flu season is off to its earliest start in 15 years. just ask this dad if you can catch him. >> my kid is home sick and throwing up, i have to go. >> reporter: actually it's here. >> go get the flu shot now before it's too late because we're already in flu season. >> reporter: liz delong is a physician's assistant and says don't wait. the flu season has hit earlier than usual, and the shot protects you and those around you from getting sick. and if you are exposed to the vir

about which fires are included one of the biggest queions is whether people who are affected by e tubbs fire which is many thousands week be included in that pg e bankruptcy. >>and they are being included in the proposed settlement. >>in fact the northern california fi list includes more than 2 dozen fires. sedwick says better to file now than miss your chance. >>a lot of people have dug into the kids education funds or their retirement funds to rebuild. so the peach any award will help them recover thaway. >>again you can go online and fe your claim will have help you do that. in addition to that you can go to a handful of p g service centers, the one n the local area as the one on stony circle in santa rosa live in the newsroom. d kerman kron 4 news. >>we have an update nowto that baking news, we just ld you about all lanes on interstate 80 in valejo have just reopened near magazine street that was closed news to some police activity there are somedelays getting through ere. but if trng to get through that parking is bridge ar. you can get through, but you can see on this map that uh

the camp fire and 2017 northern california fires, including the tubbs fire. the fund will also cover claims from the ghost ship warehouse fire. the funding will come from billion in cash contributed one the plan takes effect $650 million in cash contributed in january of 2021. an additional million in cash in january of 2022. the final portion will be 6.7 $5 billion in common stock from the reorganized pga the estion is will this be enough to cover all the wildfire claims as far as whether it's going to be enough. >>it's impossible to say in part because thclaims that have been made so far against pg need haven't been analyzed or quantified but we don't have any reason to believe right n that the money is not turning mike dan represents thousands of wildfire victims. >>he says part of the reason for that is that all of tse entitled to file claims have yet to do so and the deadline is approaching december 31th, we believe there's basically about a 100,000 people roughly who. >>june amid claims against pg me and who are entitled to file those claims so far we'v

cover claims from the 2015 butte fir the camp fire and 2017 northern california fires, including the tubbs fire. the fund will aso cover claims from the ghost ship warehouse fire. the funding will come from billion in cash contributed one the plan takes effect $650 million in ca contributed in january of 2021. an additional million in cash ijanuary of 2022. the final portion will be 6.7 $5 billion in common stock from the reorganized question is will this be the enough cover all the wildfire claims as fars whether it's going to be enough. >>it's impossible say in part because the claims that ha been made so far against pg need haven't been analyzed or quantified. we don't have any reason to believe right now that the money is not turning me danko represents thousandswildfire victims. >> says part of the reason for that is tt all of those entitled to file claims have ye t do so and the deadline is approaching december 31th, we believe ere's basically about a 100,000 pele roughly who june amid claims against pg me and you're entitled to file ose claims so far we've seen about 70,000 of those

terry roll in lost his home in the tubbs fire had questions about process. >> what is the criteria? what is the time? and was the range of those payments? that is what i came here for today. >> reporter: attorneys did not provide every detail but say the funds will be distributed based on individual claims and managed by a third-party trustee. >> cash and stock going into a trust fund established for all of the victims . >> reporter: this man everything including his home in the fire and was underinsured. >> right now is not a big deal, right? i disturbance my coming in time. the foundation basically. >> the underinsured amounts on structures and personal property. emotional stress. a significant element. >> reporter: attorneys say the settlement is not just about money. it also includes provisions pg&e must follow in order to be eligible for any financial assistance and another disaster. >> there certified as safe. those records are on weather stations, underground wires and maintenance. >> reporter: the deal took three years to put together and if things go according to plan, atto

that includes the tubbs fire where pg&e has admitted that it broke blush clearance rules and discarded potential evidence. it amazes me that the commission staff agreed to it. they know better than that. or they sure should. >> reporter: above all, critics worry about what this means for safety. >> pg&e has no incentive to do anything with this kind of settlement if it's adopted by the commission. in the future but throw money at whatever happens to their system that kills more people. >> reporter: but the parties say the deal is a reasonable compromise that reflects pg&e's financial plight, its massive investments on safety, and the recent settlement with wildfire victims. by settling now the settling parties are ensuring that pg&e can begin to work on system enhancement initiatives without the delay of engaging in a lengthy litigated proceeding. the outcome of which is unpredictable. pg&e's ceo has touted the deal as underscoring the utility's commitment to learning from the past and doing for what's right for safety in the future. the commission still has to sign off on the deal whi

potential that it's going to shift to the north of the south and just to the south of the containers, the tubbs fire. that's why these inspections have taken place by the city and that's why we have sandbagged cases like this so that residents can do it they need to do. >>in advance of the storms officials with the city of santa rosa are advising those who live in flood prone areas to be prepared including keeping cell phones charged in the event. >>of an emergency alert during the storm. in santa rosa haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>and you know it's a connected on kron 4 dot com and with our kron 4 mobile app. line you can go and find full forecast in your neighborhood and get alerts sent to your smartphone. >>another top story we're following people have been killed and wounded after a man opened fire at the a naval air station in pensacola florida and the shooting is the second one this week at a us navy base leaving a lot of people on high alert camilla burn all has the latest. >>walking through the crime scene was like being on the set of a movie. >>this can be a county sheriff describing wh

it included $13 billion for victims in a series of fires, including the tubbs fire and butte county camp fire. pg&e needs to have a final plan in place by june 30rd to qualify for new state fund covering the cost of future fires. the settlement would also help the company emerge from bankruptcy. >> 4:35 right now. >>> an emotional plea from the fiance of beloved high school coach shot and killed in front of his children saturday morning. >> last night, leah perry showed us where two masked gunmen entered the hallway and fired at rafael lopez. he was a football coach for several programs in the east bay and a youth sports coach in concord. police initially reported the victim and gunman knew each other. the family says they have no idea who the intruders were. >> and i heard a shot, and then i saw rafael come from our bedroom down the hallway and tackle the guy in the hallway. >> he died because he was protecting his second oldest son who had a gun to his face. if they only knew what kind of man raf was. >> witnesses say the two gunmen got away in a gray or silver imported sedan. right no

one of those is in california, michael tubbs. >> i think we have a candidate here with the record, theat donald trump, but to ensure we live in a multiracial democracy. >> joining me now is mayor tubbs. thanks for joining me. first question, what made you decide to throw your support behind michael bloomberg? >> absolutely. i think even the conversation earlier today on the show that donald trump represents a threat to democracy. a top priority for people throughout this country is to ensure donald trump is a one term president. i think mayor bloomberg has the record, relationships and resources that will make it so not only donald trump loses but that the infrastructure and things are in place so it never happens again. >> look at you personally. you graduated last year from a mayoral training program at harvard. michael bloomberg funds that. i'm curious, did you have interaction with him during your education? if it weren't for that connection, would you endorse him? >> absolutely, i think i have interacted with mayor bloomberg on a variety of programs, whether harvard, but other ini

you don't the this not risky jacob layers as fountain grove home in santa rosa is a red tag from the tubbs fire. >>he is one of dozens who showed up to learn about the deal i think it's a good set that. us getting back into our house. we're dealing with their insurance company. so that's. attorneys say more than 30,000 claims have been submitted the claim still need to be evaluated to get them paid the hope is for all fire victims to get paid in late 20 20 in a statement pg any president and bill johnson said from the beginning of the chapter 11 process of getting wildfire victims fairly compensated especially the individuals has been our primary goal we want to help our customers our neighbors and our friends in those impacted areas. recover and rebuild after these tragic wildfires the settlement must still be approved by a federal judge a court hearing is scheduled later this month. the deadline for wildfire victims to submit claims for the settlement is december 31th. pg e says we expect to learn more about the deal on monday, reporting in the newsroom, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>video sh

>>and just to the south of the containers, the tubbs fire. that's why these inspections have taken place by the city and that's why we have sandbagged cases like this so that residents can do what they need to do. >>in advance of the storms officials with the city of santa rosa are advising those who live in flood prone areas to be prepared including keeping cell phones charged in the event of an emergency alert during the storm. in santa rosa haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>a former contra costa county battalion chief is facing a dozen felony charges over charges that he got. that he cost the district 10's of thousands of dollars luis manzo junior has been charged with 10 felonies for falsifying payroll records and misappropriation of taxpayer money that's according to the da's office that was accused of are they say he abused his power by lying on his time sheets about vacation days. when he would take a vacation day khan fire needed to pay an employee to cover that shift. he's also accused of claiming overtime pay for out of work events that

about which fires are inclded one of e biggest questions is whether people who are affected by the tubbs fire be included in that pg e k bankruptc >>and they are being includ in the proposed settlement. >>in fact the northern caifornia fire list includes more than 2 dozen fires. sedwick says better to file now than miss your chance. >>a lot of people have dug into the kids edation funds or their retirement funds to rebuild. so the ward will help them recover that way. >>claims can be filed in person at a handful of p g service centers or you can file electronically again that deadle is 05:00pm on tuesday. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well a year will make way for a new way of doing business for california property managers capitol bureau reportr ashley zavala explains some of the changes for renters landlords and housing. >>the new year will make way for new way of doing business for california propery managers, a handful of new laws aimed to prott renters as the stattries to tackle its housing affordability issues, the biggest impact is likely to come from cafornia's new anti rent uging ba

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getting support from mayor michael tubbs.outlined economic proposals, building more affordable housing and raising the national minimum wage. later he took the stage with former governor, jerry brown, in san francisco, promising action on climate change. >> make sure the rest of the world knows that america, however, is continuing its progress even with the climate denier in the white house. this administration has its head in the sand. >> sam locardo also endorsed bloomberg this week. others have been critical of bloomberg's late entry into the race and his spending. >>> another bill yennaire candidate was in san francisco. he took questions in walnut creek on healthcare and the economy. >> we need to spend tens of billions of there's on improving and increasing the stock of affordable housing. >> he says he left his investment business to get give his money and time to fight for progressive causes. he is set to headline another town hall at napa valley college. >>> joe biden is brushing off a report that he told aides he wo

we don't is not risky jacob layers as fountain grove home in santa rosa is a red tag from the tubbs fire. >>he is one of dozens who showed up to learn about the deal i think it's a good set that. that's getting back into our those who were dealing with their insurance company. so say more than 30,000 claims have been submitted the claim still need to be evaluated to get them paid the hope is for all fire victims to get paid in late 20 20 in a statement pg any president and bill johnson said from the beginning of the chapter 11 process of getting wildfire victims fairly compensated especially the individuals has been our primary goal we want to help our customers our neighbors and our friends in those impacted areas. recover and rebuild after these tragic wildfires the settlement must still be approved by a federal judge a court hearing is scheduled later this month. the deadline for wildfire victims says amid claims for the settlement is december 31th. pg e says we expect to learn more about the deal on monday, reporting in the newsroom, gayle ong kron 4 news. now just in to the kron 4 n

comic >>> sonoma county facing lawsuit from the tubbs fire.at claims the county's emergency agencies should have known where the tubbs fire was heading due to past fires in the air. the suit also claims emergency officials were negligent in failing to use modern technology to get people important evacuation information. 24 people were killed in the wire. thousands of homes and businesses were burned after the fire tore through santa rose and sonoma valley. >> the house transportation committee hearing on the boeing 737 max jet max jet have been granted after two deadly crashes where 346 people died. the former boeing employee who warned about problems with the 737 max jet is scheduled to testify edward pearson was a senior operations manager in evaluation unit. before the first deadly crash, wrote a letter to boeing management and said for the first time in his life he was afraid to put his family on a boeing jet. a lawyer for pearson that his concerns were met with quote indifference by the company. >> 1200 patient that san francisco general

the camp fire d 2017 northern california fires,ncluding th tubbs fire. fund will also coveclaims fr the ghost ship warehouse fire. the funding will come from biion in cash contributed one the plan takes effect $650 million in cash contributed in january of 2021. an additional million cash in january of 2022. 6.7 $5 billn in common stock from the reorganize pg any the question is will this be enough to cover all the wildfire claims as far as whether it's going to be enough. >>it's impossible to say in part because the claims have been made so far against pg need have been analyzed or qutified but we don't have any reason to believe right now that the money is not turning mike danko represents thousands of ldfire victims. >>he ys prt of the reason r that is that all of those yet to d to file claims have do so and the deadline approaching december 31th, we believe there's basically about a 100,000 people roughly. gym it claims again pg me and who are entitled to file those claims so far we've seen about 70,000 of those clms it's hard to tela one percentage

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. >> even from the tubbs fire, large amount of rainfall, that we have been very successful here overo seasons. our eyes are on this season now. >> highway 37 between highway 101 and@ -- caltrans is till working to assure it doesn't happen again this rain season. its success depends on what it and its contractors have learned from failed repairs last year. back to you. >>> san francisco is taking action to try to clean up their streets and sidewalks. the tenderloin community benefit district is increasing the number of times that crews pressure wash sidewalks in the tenderloin. clean ing will go from once a month to every week. city money and an investment from property owners will allow the service to continue until at least 2034 and people who live in work in the tenderloin appreciate the effort. >> when i see them hard working -- they inspire me everyday. it almost brings me to tears. they deal with a very tough job. they get a tremendous amount of gratitude. it is probably the thing we collect the most out here. >> last year the tenderloin logged 3,000 calls for feces clean up. th

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