a roof collapse at a san francisco gas station after a tree toppled over onto the overhang causing that collapse. luckily, nobody was hurt. we turn now to elizabeth lingered telling him that the weather desk this morning with what we can expect. it s really coming down. it really is. all that yellow and green. pretty much rain falling across the bay area. anywhere from one to 2 inches by the time the storm lets up. we will zoom in for the north bay. that is where the storm is falling hardest. you see that big band of yellow over portions of 101. falling pretty hard in pendulum as well. checking the east bay. we are seeing heavier pockets looks like over livermore, hayward, and the south bay with light rain falling over san jose. editors out the door right now. we see a lot of 50-degree readings. 51 in concord. by this afternoon we are not going to warm things up by much. once again, current temperatures only in the 50s. when will the rain but up and will it be a wet christm
thousands of communities across this country. now, they would not replace local law enforcement of course. but she believes that they could help support them. thank you. all the talk about automatic and semi-automatic weapons leaves people to wonder the difference. phil matier reports. reporter: one visit to the evidence room gives you a good idea of how many guns are on the streets of america and often the difference between a legal and illegal gun comes down to how many bullets it can fire how quickly. this is an assault rifle. reporter: it started out as a legal semi-automatic which means you have to depress the trigger each time you want to fire. reporter: then the size of the clip. in the state of california you can t have more than ten rounds in any firearm. reporter: the same for handguns. the capacity of the magazine dictates if it now becomes illegal. this is a high capacity magazine. this carries 30 rounds of ammunition. this can be inserted in
several utility watchdog groups say pg&e will be making a profit on this work. today you set a precedent. do you allow a utility responsible for the deaths of eight citizens, friends, and family, to profit as a direct result of that tragedy? commissioners, i urge you to approve judge bushy s decision to make sure pg&e pays its fair share of pipeline testing and replacement. on the whole the decision has been carefully crafted to make sure pg&e does not profit from the explosion in san bruno. why would ratepayers have to pay for work that s long overdue? the disenfranchised this comes after a judge ruled the utility should pay the majority of pipeline safety improvements. here are the numbers. rates are going to increase by $299 million. that is less than what pg&e wanted and pg&e sent out this statement just a few minutes ago saying, quote, today s decision confirms that pg&e s plant right path forward to build the lethal injection generation gas transmission syst
A proposal to ditch ratepayer funding for the Northland Rescue Helicopter and other emergency services has sparked a record number of submissions to the Northland Regional Council.
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