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telephone line. for those watching either channel 26, 78 or 99, sfgovtv the number scrolling across the screen, 1-415-655-0001, 1-415-655-0001, and then you will be asked to enter meeting i.d., 24994346184. then press pound and pound again. when connected you will hear the meeting discussion but will be muted and listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, those in person should line up to speak near the curtains and the telephone line star 3 to be added to the speaker line. if you are on your telephone, please remember to turn down your television and all listening devices. as indicated, we will be taking public comment for those attending first and then telephone. alternatively you may submit comment in writing, email myself at erica.major at sfgov.org. email, forwarded to the supervisors and also made part of the official file. you may also send your written comments via u.s. postal service to our office at city hall, finall ....
so that may keep the temperatures from dropping into the 20s. i ll be tracking that and, mike, you have a weather-related issue in san jose. talking about a freeze warning in san jose and showing you the light traffic at north 101 toward allen rock and from mckie i m sorry mckie area. there is a dip in the roadway under the overpass and oftentimes there is a shallow puddle there and they re putting sand out there because there are reports of slowing. and if you find a smaller puddle across the roadway around the bay, we re seeing the conditions ripe for that. so do be careful. we ll talk about the disabled vehicle or the crash on 237 coming up. back to you. well breaking news for you right now. police are on the hunt for two men who led them on a high-speed chase across the bay bridge. bob redell is joining us live in oakland where it all started. what were the men wanted for? reporter: well laura and marcus, oakland police were tried to arrest the men for sex ....
are accused of sexual abuse, including one from the south bay. an alleged local victim is speaking out, claims year of mistreatment from her coach. we spoke with the team usa swimmer earlier tonight. the first big case we ever heard about was with the u.s. gymnastics team and now it s usa swimming. young athletes saying they were preyed upon by trusted members of their teams. there was just one predator with gymnastics, but in this case with swimming, there could be hundreds of them. if he was suspended for a period of time, we would have gone elsewhere. reporter: jansy is talking about her former swim coach norm havercroft at a swim club, and at 15 he started abused her, and it lasted until she was in college swimming competitively. she s now demanding he be added to the list of more than 150 coaches banned from the sport, mostly due to sexual abuse allegations. if they would have recognized it and, um, suspended him, i would have gone to another swim team. ....
it s all happened on turk street between franklin and van ness. a short time later police found the suspect s car in the buena vista park neighborhood. you can see the crime tape from our nbc bay area sky ranger. police issued shelter in place for buena vista park while they hunted for the suspect. a short while ago our inves investgaitive unit broke the news. it s been a tough day for sfpd. here s what they have to say. i just spoke with some of the officers from the station and everyone right now is having a tough time with this. i asked the public to keep the officer in their prayers. reporter: sfpd is like one big family and are all hit hard by this. we have seen a steady stream of officers coming and going all afternoon. mayor heed lee was here showing his support. we ll continue to bring you updates on air and our digital platform. laura malpert, nbc bay area news. we have learned some information about the officer. we know he s been with the department for ....
professor at hastings school of the law and he s seen this before, but never so early. why pg&e? why sue the big guy? well, because that s where the money is. we expect this to be one of most likely thousands of cases that will be filed against pg&e. reporter: what would pg&e s defense be? the defense is going to be act of god. the defense is going to be this was a storm. we were not responsible for the storm. reporter: pg&e s spokesman keith stevens declined to comment on the lawsuits but told us we re taking out about 1.2 million trees a year to make sure our lines are saw of. reporter: did you think your lines were safe going into this? there s time for reviews and we ll look at this. we are right now focusing on lives and safety impacted by these fires. reporter: over 500 people filed lawsuits against pg&e after the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion where pg&e paid out oh a half billion dollars in over a half billion dollars in claims. from ....