or community. reporter: staff at the command center are monitoring conditions in real time. if they do cut power, it would be historic. this is the first time we are considering proactively shutting off the power for public safety. we know turning off the power is something that greatly impacts our customers. this is only something we would do under extreme weather conditions. reporter: the standby for a proactive power down comes one year after the wine country fires, which were blamed on branches that were not pruned back and then fell on live power lines during a wind storm. the fires burned a quarter of a million acres, destroyed 9,000 buildings, and killed 44 people. the wine country fires, are they weighing heavily on your minds right now? right now we re focused on the weather that s taking place this weekend and what decisions we need to make to keep our customers and employees safe. so this is a forecast for 4:00 a.m. monday morning. you can see these win
these heavy winds. nonetheless we re expecting these gusty winds to hit from 6 p.m. tonight to 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. here at pg&e s emergency operations center it s all hands on deck. the biggest windstorm of the year with 70-mile an hour gusts forecasted is hours away. so 87,000 customers in 12 counties woke up to this message by phone, text and e- mail. this is an important safety alert from pacific gas and electric company. extreme weather conditions and high fire danger are forecasted in el dorado county. to protect public safety pg&e may also temporarily turn off power in your neighborhood or community. reporter: staff at the command center are monitoring conditions in realtime and if they do cut power, it would be historic. this is the first time that we are considering proactively shutting off the power for public safety and we know that turning off the power is something that greatly impacts our customers. so this is only something we would do under extreme
it s really scary. she s always worried about a plane crash. does this change your opinion about living near an airport? my house has been here for a while and i m staying regardless if the airport is there or not but i wish it wasn t there. if you look at the left side of the frame you ll see a small trailer. the plane also clipped that trailer and dislodgeded it from the suv that was towing it. they re now dealing with about 40 gallons of fuel that spilled out of the plane. two men are behind bars and a daly city police officer is in the hospital after a high speed chase through san francisco today. the get away car hit a police suv. the suspects were later caught hiding in a nearby backyard. kpix5 s katy neilson is live with more. reporter: this all started around 11:45 this morning when daly city police got a call about two men trying to break into cars at the mall parking lot. when the cops showed up the two guys jumped into a waiting car and took off. it
they prlayed a great game and w weren t able to come out with the win but rest assured we re coming back with a chip on our shoulder next year and making another playoff run. from new orleans until now you had a knack for making impact plays so when you had the 37 yarder for the touchdown from latavius and what was it like at 10-7, do you feel like you were in it. we felt like we were into it until 8:00 left in the game. that is our mentality all year and that is so frustrating because we feel like we are still in the game and that is our spirit as a team. and feel like it is unique. i ve never been around a team where no matter what we still felt we had a chance to win. until 6:00, if we get another score it will be fine. so i love my teammates, i love my team and we ll be back next year. you guys have a tough night on third down, started 0 for 11 before you match and was it mixing and matching or something houston was doing to you guys. i would say a little bit of b
now at 8. bracing for the storm. in fact a series of storms making their way toward the bay area. thank you for joining us i m steve aveson. and i m pam moore. with the rain come concerns of flooding and damage. much like we saw last week. this, while many cities are still recovering. kron-4 s charles clifford is in the north bay where one busy road is finally being reopened. and chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking where the storm will hit the hardest. but first, spencer blake is live in orinda tonight. where a local a state of emergency is being declared. spencer. what prompted the declaration? .kron four s spencer blake is in the east bay.where more rain could cause more problems for a dangerous section of road. reporter:we ve already seen how recent storms have helped create or worsen sinkholes. there were a couple in pacifica, as well. this one opened up in orinda on wednesday, at miner road and camino lenada, which is currently closed. but you can get a bet