what i was informed. but, either way, you know, seems like b.a.r.t. responded well. so i m impressed. good, you are almost at your destination. yeah, thank you. take care. good luck. the clock is ticking, pg&e said they will make a final decision tomorrow morning. at that point, power could be turned off to thousands of people in the bay area as pg&e tries to reduce the chance that equipment will spark wildfires that of course, has happened before. thank you for joining us. for the past 30 minutes, you watched as pg&e delivered the latest information about the next round of shutoffs. we anticipate that 189,000 customers across portions of 16 counties could be affected and an overall figure that is lower than what we provided yesterday. we saw the impact of wildfires over the years and recently in southern california and we were determined to not let it happen. pg&e, said they could give the all clear and begin restoring power by noon on thursday once the wind su
to be able to identify those individuals. reporter: so police are asking any witnesses, anyone with information including those drivers to call chp san jose at 408, did 467-5400. that number is also on our website. abc7 news.com. and you re a driver involved in a situation like this, you re not supposed to keep going. the chp has d inreminder wouldn t need. what they said is that as soon as you hit something, even if you don t know what it is. the thing to do is to pull over somewhere safe and to call 911 right away. something these drivers should have already done by now. in san jose. abc7 news. thank you. if you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide or mental illness, we have resources on our webb. in the east bay, it is now day 11 of the new haven unified teachers strike and there are reports some teachers are leaving. they re taking new opportunities. some are being offered good deals to go to other districts. although we have not been acoir.
brown, stay true, he he stopped interrupting the meeting after sheriff s deputies warned him he would be escorted out. it would send them to smaller community based facilities. walton, who spent time as a youngster in jail, said the bill would provide better programs for rehabilitation. it will help support more the supervisor is a co-author of the election. juvenile crime has plummeted while our spending has remained consistent or gone up. it cost $266,000 to lock up a minor in juvenile hall. a figure that this was while the 150 were there. he says the bill s author slighted the african-american community. they don t have the courtesy, nor the respect to meet with the african-american community. reporter: he opposes the bill as does mayor london breed. she, a use the legislation provides no clear cut alternatives after juvenile hall closes. we don t put the cart b cart the horse. it may not have the market on the people we want to serve. ? by the way, this was the
road and center is just one of many sites that justin has cleaned up with a team of volunteers, through his own initiative called trash punks. a group he founded two years ago. we get dirty. we go to the nastiest places of san jose. we clean up trash. reporter: today the mayor announced that the program is so successful, he s asking for another $3.5 million to expand the program. the city s volunteer group has tripled in size, but so has the demand for cleanup. this is our city. we need to take back these public spaces so that people recognize this is ours, and they re not going to simply trash it. and so, yeah, there you go. he s organized, he s getting some recycling going. reporter: we saw that in action. mayor liccardo through his transitional jobs program wants to expand and continue to pay homeless individuals an hourly wage to pick up litter. seven of these 30 individuals have already been hired full time by their employers, and we re seeing increasingly, t
flames traveled. as soon as the smoke came we had to retreat. there was nothing we could do. o keefe and others ran out the front door on 31st avenue but three dozen others never made it out alive. defense attorneys claim the fire was arson. oh keefe testified he saw no suspicious activity or people inside the warehouse that night but he did say the fire moved very quickly. smoke that had a sparkly or graphite type characteristic to it. a smoke that although it was more than 100 feet from the fire scorched or burned the lips. reporter: dr. thomas rogers testified about autopsies he performed on nine of the 36 people wdie who died in the gho ship. all nine died from smoke inhalation. a friend of almena told us i told him this is very dangerous, this is a death trap. he laughed at me and said we should call it the satya yuga death trap. it s loosely translated as the age of truth. interesting. what he says is certainly alarming, but did he take those concerns about safe