Well know more about the impact pap. What happened today happened quickly. Word went out the verdict was coming in and 20 minutes later all the attorneys from both sides and all the jurors were gone. We do have pictures from inside the courtroom from our courtroom artist. He says it happened quickly, the jury finding pg e guilty on five counts of violating Pipeline Safety regulations. And one count of obstructing the federal investigation of the san bruno gas explosion. You remember that 20ton explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. Pg e was exceeding federal pressure standards on the pipe that blew up and failed to inspect the pipes as required after exceeding those pressure limits. San brunos City Attorney had this reaction moments ago. We hope the judge sends pg e a pes message that its not okay to risk peoples lives by having inadequate records, manipulating the data, and misleading federal investigations. Reporter the City Attorney wants the judge to appoint a monitor to keep track of pg es activities at the Public Utilities commission, to have an outside voice keeping track of the utility. This was a criminal trial but no one from the company is going to be locked up. The Company Faces the possibility of a fine of 3 million. The City Attorney says its not about money, its about sending a message. The jury acquitted the company on charges of failing to keep proper records of past leaks and records of High Pressure water tests. They had 12 counts, the jury found them guilty of six, acquitted them on six. The meat of this trial was cut about a meat ago when federal prosecutors abandoned their attempt to get a 500 million in fines levied against pacific gas and electric. When the City Attorney stets are says its not about the money, it is really not about the money, that happened last week. Today the verdict now, well wait and see what that penalty is from the judge. Pg e has been under tremendous scrutiny since the explosion and during this entire trial. Minutes after the verdict this afternoon, pg e releasing this statement, take a look. We want our customers and their families to know that we are committed to reearning their trust by acting with integrity and working around the clock to provide them with energy that is safe, reliable, affordable, and clean. This verdict is a painful reminder of the tragedy. The explosion left a crater that was 40 feet deep. Eight people were kill the. 38 homes destroyed. Pg e paid out nearly 1 billion in settlements to victims of that explosion and the city of san bruno. Well have more on the story coming up at 6 00. Jackson van der beck whos provided groundbreaking reporting in the story will give insight into the verdict and whats still to come. Hell join us on our 6 00 newscast. Were getting a look at a unique smash and grab robbery in San Francisco. It happened around 3 00 this morning near fishermans wharf. Video shows four men using a long pole and a van like a battering ram. Police say they smashed into a store called the digital center. The thieves grabbed tons of cameras and got away. A close call in downtown palo alto. A huge piece of concrete fell off a building right onto the sidewalk on University Avenue. Nbc bay areas Michelle Roberts is there in palo alto. The main concern now im assuming, any more loose parts on that building . Reporter the city inspectors say at this point theres no immediate risk, but likely the opener will have to make serious repairs. I want you to take a look behind me. It looks like about a tenpound chunk of concrete went falling onto the sidewalk. Now theyre going to have to figure out what exactly caused this. Its a little scary about the architecture. Reporter people strolling along University Avenue were stunned to hear a decorative cornice fell 30 feet onto the sidewalk over the weekend. Probably not good for the business. Reporter thankfully no one was injured. But today a palo alto city spokesperson says engineers are keeping a close eye on the Historic Bank building built in 1906. The Building Owner is working with a team to make sure that they are reinforcing any of the concrete so that we dont have a situation like this in the future. Reporter city spokesperson katherine elburn says engineers have deemed the building structurally sound. Even though there are visible cracks in other areas of the facade. This particular piece of concrete seemed to be of the worst condition of the cornices up there on the building. Reporter some pedestrians were unsettled to see the gaming hole in the building. They should fix it, make it right. Reporter the Building Owner did not respond to our calls today. And ultimately they are the ones who are responsible for making the repairs. We are getting ready for showdowns in rio. Its been a strong day for several of our bay area athletes. The u. S. Womens soccer team just wrapped up its third game. It was a draw 22 against colombia. Four members of team usa have bay area ties in judo its a silver medal for former san jose state spartan travis stevens, the First American man to win a medal in judo in 12 years. The u. S. Womens Water Polo Team won their opener against spain. Team usa is led by captain maggie stefans of danville. The women will be back in action on thursday. A tough loss for the u. S. Volleyball team though. The mens team, the men lost to italy. Two stanford grads are on team usa, brother s kavika and eric show gy. Get ready for the fab five. We saw the womens Gymnastics Team in san jose a few weeks ago, now theyre stealing the show in rio. Two diehard bay area fans made the road trip to see them. Jessica aguirre also making a road trip. Jess character nice Summer Vacation for these bay area fans. Reporter i dont think they see it as vacation, i think they see it as adventure. Because for a lot of folks, this is the night to be here at the summer olympic games. You have two signature events going on in the pool. You have katy ledecky swimming and Michael Phelps. And then tonight the u. S. Womens team final. And for these folks that came all the way from the bay area, there was no other place to be. Chris and tracy myer from los gatos have traveled half a world away we want to see the women win. Reporter to watch history unfold. The most amazing event of the olympics. Reporter before their eeyes. Its going to be a hell of a day for us. This event, then swimming tonight. Reporter this is the womens gymnastics allaround team final. Team usa leads the pack by nearly 10 points. Five young women will come together to show everyone just how mighty they are. I dont think theres a lot of pressure on any of us. We know that what weve been doing in the gym, training very hard, and all the consistency that is behind us in our training, were trying to do the exact same. Reporter tracy was a hardcore gymnast herself. This American Team has the winning combination. Personalities, your veteran Gabby Douglas i just want to have fun. Reporter your spark plug in lori hernandes well dominate tonight. Whoohoo simone is polished and perfect. Be as confident as possible. Reporter the team captain they affectionately call grandma, aly raisman, put them all together, and tracy says you have total domination. Ive been watching this particular Team Competition at every olympics ever since i was a kid. So to be here live is just incredible. Reporter as it is, for usa fans everywhere. Almost everyone agrees that theres no way these women are not going to get the gold. They are a lock. The big question is who will get silver and bronze . Thats whats up in the air still. As for the meyers, they will be headed to go see swimming as well. So they can see Katie Ledecky and Michael Phelps. So i say tracy and chris, get the gold for good planning. What a great trip. We want to hang out with tracy, chris and jessica. You guys got frontrow seats. Thanks. Back here at home, water rights. Do they discriminate against poor and disadvantaged communities . Senior Investigative ReporterStephen Stock digs for answers. This new report by the Pacific Institute in the Environmental Justice coalition for water backs up what we discovered in our investigation. When it comes to water here, and who gets it, all is not equal in the bay area. Nowhere is that debate over water allocation and water policy more intense than in the city of east palo alto. Its a city that has had to stop all future development because its used up 100 of its water allotment. Right now youre turning away projects . We are. Is that frustrating from a managers point of view . You want to grow the city, right . It is frustrating for us. Because we do need the growth. We need to create more jobs for our residents. More revenue for our city. This impediment prevents us from doing that. Reporter we investigate inequalities in the amount of water similar cities are currently receiving. We hear from critics who Say Something besides politics is behind all this disparity. Thats all tonight after the olympics right here on nbc bay area. See you then. A community is rallying behind a popular restaurant known for serving the needy after it gets hit with an eviction order. Im Jody Hernandez in richmond, a live report coming up. Having disabilities, id say im different. Also a very special artist is getting her work displayed across the south bay. Its part of our bay area proud series. Im meteorologist jeff ranieri. Hazy skies in berkeley as the fog starts to roll in. Were tracking a warmer forecast. Details on that in a few minutes. Welcome to the wonder of the olympic games. One day, the world came together. A dog, talked. Were decedent from the mighty wolf. A voice was heard. If you build it, he will come. A girl discovered magic. A revolution began. Welcome, to the wonders that happen, everyday. Welcome, to it all. Comcast. A popular restaurant known for awardwinning food is about to get the boot. Its called the salute. The owners have received a 30day eviction notice. Nbc bay areas Jodi Hernandez is in richmond. Whats the community doing about this if is there going to be a fight to keep the salute open . Reporter you bet there will be. Salute in richmond has been a popular dining spot for more than two decades. In fact, many consider it an absolute treasure. Tonight the community is outraged after learning it may be forced to close its doors. I put my heart and my soul in this restaurant. Reporter for years salute restaurant has been serving up fine food, both to client and those in need. Her annual mothers day and thanksgiving dinners for the homeless have fed countless stomachs and souls. That excitement to come here, to be served in this restaurant reporter but salutes days may be numbered. The marina bay eatery slapped with a 30day eviction order. The buildings owner claims the restaurants plumbing hasnt been properly maintained. Theres a mens best room, the toilets been leaking for years. You see the picture of dry rot. Theres human waste underneath the restaurant. Reporter she says they passed a Health Inspection with flying colors last week. The Health Department concluding the complaint was invalid. Tonight the community is rallying behind salute, showing their support at a morning press conference. Even the mayor is vowing to fight the eviction. All i can say is one way or another were going to fix this. Reporter i talked to the Building Owner on the phone today who says her sole concern is protecting the building that she and her husband built and love. But she says she may be willing to negotiate with the restaurant owner. Im very open to it, she says. In about an hour hundreds of people are expected to pack into the Los Gatos Town Council chambers. The topic, a development known as the north 40s. The plan calls for 320 homes and 66,000 acres of Retail Stores all on orchard land between highway 17 and los gatos boulevard. Last month the Planning Commission voted not to recommend the proposed development to the town council. Tonight the council gets to decide. Opponents say the santana rowlike development does not match the character of los gatos. An act of kindness that changes the life of a young person makes for a great story. What if this reserve that person didnt even mean to do it . Tonights bay area proud. Kayla jiminez as sweet and talented woman. Youd think that even not knowing about her learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, or cerebral palsy, which is what one man didnt know before doing something very special for her. For someone whos been on this earth 21 trips around the sun, Kayla Jiminez has an awfully small orbit. In her room, drawing and painting is where youll find her most of the time. While having disabilities, i would say im different. Reporter kaylas disabilities came at birth. A very premature one. Along with twin brother chris. Says mom Shelley Chris had a 50 50 chance of being born alive. And kayla had a 0 chance. Reporter in spite of those odds it is chris who is the more disabled of the two. And caring for him is why the family spends most of their time at home. 24 7. Pretty much, yeah. Reporter about the only time kayla ventures out is to walk along lincoln avenue in downtown willow glen. Though never meeting or even talking with anyone. Ive never had friends. Reporter which explains all that time doing art. Enough time, in fact, that Something Special happened along the way. Kayla got really good. Though no one outside of her family knew it. Until, that is, on one of her walks she made this sketch of the garden theater. Her mom emailed it around and it was forwarded to the buildings owner, who liked it so much he asked if he could hang it there. I wanted to cry. At the time that was the biggest thing to ever happen to me. Reporter the biggest thing until others started noticing her talent as well. Bob paez asked her for art for his barbershop. This is for you. Reporter michael mutual day hee, owner of the garden theater, asked for another painting of a restaurant he owns. Michael said he had no idea about kaylas special needs when he asked for the first picture, he just loved the art. To know that hes drawing such a talented young woman out into the world is just a wonderful bonus. Im so grateful that we actually got to know kayla. Reporter kayla says having her artwork displayed along the avenue makes her happy. To have friends there too now, well, thats even better. In san jose, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. What a beautiful story. That is very nice. I dont have meteorologist jeff ranieri is here. Speaking very nice, im looking at the bay bridge, gorgeous right now. It really was kind of a 10 across most of the bay area. Even at the immediate coastline, we managed to get that sunshine today. That fog is rolling back in. Microclimate weather, youll see from our Weather Underground camera looking at San Francisco and ingleside, theres the low clouds. A chilly 64. Humidity at 59 . Now it was warm as expected for inland. Alameda county right now 86 in livermore. You can leave the window cracked tonight. A nice breeze in the overnight hours as temperatures will drop into the 60s by 10 00 p. M. The rest of the forecast for your wednesday morning, well start with 53 and partly cloudy sky in the north bay. Well have the fog coming back to San Francisco and 54. For the south bay, 57 degrees. Looks great all around as we start off the morning. In terms of the microclimate forecast, not much of a change for tomorrow. Well get a slight ocean breeze building in from the south across morgan hill. It will be 82, warmer away from that breeze in san jose at 86. For the peninsula, 74 in san mateo. 79 in palo alto. 60s here throughout San Francisco. And mostly sunny skies by the afternoon. For the north bay, east bay, and trivalley, a few isolated 90s possible. Best chance across livermore, 90 degrees. East bay, walnut creek at 89. And oakland looking at a cooler 72 degrees. For the north bay, napa at 87. As we push ahead toward thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, we will be tracking some changes. The trough of low pressure thats brought us enjoyable weather the past couple of days moves off toward the east. We have these two areas of High Pressure. Those build in to warm up our temperatures for this weekend. San francisco, this will bring us into the upper 60s on saturday and sunday. For the inland valleys, no 100s. Thats still the good news. But we do push up to 94 saturday, 95 by next monday. Ill have a look at some changing rio weather coming up tonight at 6 00 p. M. I think jeffs trying to get down to rio. I know. Well stay in the olympic zone tonight, 7 30. You got it. Great show, thanks. Still to come, not ready for takeoff. The delays for delta that are still affecting thousands of travelers. Poor foster kid black immigrant cancer patient small muslim the only label that matters is olympian. Trending on our trirt page, giants manager bruce bochy is back with the team tonight after a health scare yesterday sent him to the hospital. Rit now the giants trail the marlins in miami. An olympics reminder, check out our home page to see our daily feature, five to watch. 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