a look here at even into i think of the east by hills where we are looking at cloudy conditions over areas here as well, you have to get farther in antioch, brentwood stretching into the sacramento valley this morning, even a little bit of cloud cover because the delta breeze is quite strong this morning, has let you up some but gusting to 30 miles per hour in the early morning hours, giving you a look at the footprint, not picking it up in here but it is cloudy here as well so from the coast inside the bay and inland communities northeast and south, but again you go a little bit farther in land and we are seeing the break on the east side of mount diablo, the winds have actually picked back up, they had dropped off to 20 miles per hour, sustained gusting to 31, concord, that southerly breeze at 13 has been with us, relatively calm, santa rosa, napa, again it s cloudy, it s a bit cool out there, patchy drizzle in many areas, if the winds are blowing it is going ting to feel c
tonight, the utility says it has been meeting with the u.s. attorney, and based on those meetings, it says it s now prepared to defend itself. jean elle is live with what s more on what is expected. reporter: jessica, nearly four years after that explosion, many people here are still rebuilding and they re wondering why it s taking so long for pg&e to be held accountable. they said word that the utility they face criminal charges feels like progress. reporter: the mayor will never forget watching the neighborhood burning after a pg&e gas pipeline exploded in 2010, killing eight people and spl destroying more than 30 homes. it turns out the u.s. department of justice is also investigating. pg&e revealed the inquiry in a filing with the security and exchanges commission, saying it expects it will charge pg&e s past operating practices violated the safety act. in the neighborhood where residents are still rebuilding and reliving that traumatic day, many stay criminal charges
tiered we think we will get the game in today without the rain. you can expect to see some showers of moving through. and what week is coming. it s 47 at the lakefront. five degrees cooler in bartlett. aurora at 42. sunlight composite shows we are dry. low pressure system out to the west moves a cold front in changing things in a big way. basically today we warm-up but that s it. with a 20 percent chance of rain at around 5:00 a.m.. tamara s high temperature is only 50. i just said only 50. two weeks ago it would pay for this. wednesday is probably a washout at 43 degrees. looking a traffic. big story is the blue line is back to normal after monday s derailment. big news for those who have a flight to catch. no problems getting to the airport. construction overnight. another look of that coming up. a 16-year-old boy in the back of the yards neighborhood was the fourth person in 11 hours to be shot on the streets of chicago. the boy was wounded in the leg near 50-th and mars
a concussion, grounding the normally globe trotting secretary. clinton has traveled to 112 countries, logged nearly a million miles and spent the equivalent of an entire year of her life on a plane. recently telling barbara walters she was eager to step down as secretary of state. why are you leaving? i ve been, as you know, at the highest levels of american and now international activities for 20 years. i just thought it was time to take a step off. i wanted to take some time and just really collect myself. are you exhausted? i am. reporter: clinton told the new york times she was looking forward to sleeping, exercise and relaxing, watching hg-tv. still, those who have watched her for decades, from first lady to candidate to the most traveled secretary of state ever, wonder if that s in her dna. is a quiet retirement really in the future of hillary clinton? it seems out of character, certainly. she deserves a year off to reassess, to get healthy, and to think
normally globe trotting secretary. clinton has traveled to 112 countries, logged nearly a million miles and spent the equivalent of an entire year of her life on a plane. recently telling barbara walters she was eager to step down as secretary of state. why are you leaving? i ve been, as you know, at the highest levels of american and now international activities for 20 years. i just thought it was time to take a step off. i wanted to take some time and just really collect myself. are you exhausted? i am. reporter: clinton told the new york times she was looking forward to sleeping, exercise and relaxing, watching hg-tv. still, those who have watched her for decades, from first lady to candidate to the most traveled secretary of state ever, wonder if that s in her dna. is a quiet retirement really in the future of hillary clinton? it seems out of character, certainly. she deserves a year off to reassess, to get healthy, and to think seriously about a possibili