i'm going to bring in the two perfect guests, former prosecutorer glen kirchner and glen belcher from the obama campaign when we are back in just 30 seconds. >>> 30 seconds. >> in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. . >>> back with me to break down this historic day in walk. we have the experts on the investigation and the political process that hits congress. former federal prosecutor glen kirshner long-time pollster kornell belcher. good evening to both of you. >> good evening, ari. >> kornell you know why you are here? >> ha, ha, ha ha ha. >> do you know why you are here? >> to rap? >> if you want to. that's not why we booked you. we booked you because you deal with the numbers and the public opinion. not what folks want to happen or hope will happen or think will happen. you deal with where the people are. so when you look at what the house did today in the mounting evidence, from an objective perspective

. >> glen evans lost his wife the night the fire destroyed their rent. he poured all that emotion into caring for her favorite animal, a long horn cow named angel. glen welcomed angel home and now the community is stepping up once again. on that day one year ago when angel finally returned to her pasture, you couldn't wipe the smile off of glen's face. >> that's great. >> reporter: for this old cowboy it was happy day. just not a happy ending, at least that what evans was thinking. >> he's hungry. >> reporter: glen son was thrilled too. his mom's animal was home. just not satisfied until his dad was home too. >> my father is 90 and he's missing his mate in life. that's hard. he doesn't need to be somewhere else. he needs to be at home. >> reporter: while houses have been springing up all over nearby coffey park, not a shovel full of dirt has moved at the the evans ranch. >> we have got everything in order and we got to looking at the numbers and frustration and orte houston wasn't of the going to let that stop him. he went with cowboy hat in hand to the

glen, how dou you put those two together? should this be brought up by house democrats as they look at the way the president right now is making decisions that are potentially padding his own pocket? >> you know, it really is an embarrassment of riches when it comes to presidential abuse crimes and misconduct. i'm going to go with carol's word. it's just downright silly to say the president isn't directly benefitting from having the summit held at doral. of course, he is benefitting financially. courtesy of advertisement and exposure and attracting more foot traffic. so -- but i don't think just because the house has a really strong case for impeachment on the summary of the call that we have in writing between trump and president zelensky showing i impeachable conduct. i don't think that means they should neglect other areas where the president is involved in abuses of office. i mean, you know, and then mulvaney stands up and tries to say, well, 12 properties were in the running and the other 11 properties were just not up t

one lane in each direction reserved for fire crews traveling to and from that glen cove fire. again, on either side of i-80. meanwhile, we have highway 101 which reopened but that's good for the morning. of course we expect to have much less traffic for the commute. folks are trying to get to their evacuation areas. 128 is still closed because of the kincaid fire. back to you. >>> 4:36 for you right now. at least 180,000 people have been forced to flee their homes because of this fire. here is a look at all of the evacuation zones. the latest evacuations are in the shilo ridge area of windsor as the strong winds push the kincaid fire closer and closer to homes. now, there are several evacuation centers open this morning, however they're filling up very quickly. a list of those locations. the napa valley expo center, thesy know ma county fairgrounds, the petaluma fairgrounds also the st. mary's cathedral opening at 8:00 a.m. for those impacted. >>> this morning pg&e says they hope to restore power to all customers before the next wind storm set for later in the week. they're no

my name is glen howard. i am the president of the jamestown foundation and we are delighted to have today at our ninth annual china defense and security conference the honorable randall schriver who's the assistant secretary of defense for indo-pacific security affairs. mr. schriver was appointed to this position on january 8th, 2018. for those of you who don't know anything about jamestown, we are a non-profit foundation in washington that deals and specializes in eurasia with terrorism and deal a lot with china. and we appreciate the people, this program or discussion today is going to be broadcast on c-span. we're very excited about getting the visibility throughout the united states and the critical importance of this speech is that randall schriver's speech today, comments are on the record. he appeared last year at the jamestown foundation china defense and security conference. his comments were off the record at the time. so this year we keep progressing in how we're advancing with secretary schriver

a glen-co man hugging there and so excited and thankful. and then that man after just exchanging words there simply just laid down on the ground. just overwhmed. she later spoke with the man who became incredibly emotional. >> then i heard this was my biggest fear and jump back in for me and as soon as they could get the hoses from across the street back there and help me and it looks like all of them were saved. was going to try to do everything i could to try to save my house with the garden hose and i didn't think anything would work but as it was burning my neighborez fence and embers were falling and we were fighting off both sides and we held it just in time for the firefighters to get up. >> he was saying that the neighbors did all they could to hold the fire back and then luckily the firefighters came in time to save all of their homes. all of those homes in the neighborhood were saved and no homes were burned in vallejo. so that is good news. >> just so frightening for them. >> and the glenn co fire is still going on. and it is imp

annapolis, cloverdale, fulton, guyserville, glen ellen, gurnville, lockfield, center rosa, sturts point. it's important to let you know the kinkaide fire is burning near guyserville. 7,000 customers are in the now a closer look at one napa county city without power. part of calstoga. some restaurants were open last night. that's because pg&e generators are powering parts of the city. it is frustrating people who live just minutes away with no power. >> shut the power is not the solution. two weeks ago they shut the power off on the anniversary of the fire. that was a big slap in the face to everybody that lost their homes. >> many people we spoke with say they're confused over who gets

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and in vallejo, a glen cove man overcome with emotion after firefighters saved him home. look at him holding on to the firefighter and thanking him. he didn't want to let go. and then after that exchange, that man that you see there to your left just lies down on the ground overcome with emotion. this all happened as we're doing a facebook live report on yesterday's glen cove fire near the carquinez bridge. she later spoke when the man became incredibly emotional. >> this is my biggest fear. and they came for me and -- it was just as soon as they could get the hoses across the street back there and saved the houses back there and it looks like all of them were saved. i was going to try to do everything i could to try to save my house with the garden hose and i didn't think anything could work but as it was burning up to my fence line and burning my neighbor's fence and embers were falling and we were fighting off on both sides and it looks like it held it off just in time for the firefighters to come up. >> just overcome with emotion realizing what could happen if firefig

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get stuck on the streets thereto because it is one of those built-in communities when you drive down glen cove parkway but there is not several ways to get out of that area. so that is certainly, a situation that we will have to keep a close eye on and throughout the day because this is not going to be a fire that goes out, unfortunately, quickly. so wh the fire out, trying to get people out, the communication going and resources going, what we have not seen, at least i haven't seen, have you seen a fire engine yet? mint ice -- >>> i thought i saw one there but from an incident command standpoint, there are a lot of challenges with structures and people precariously in their homes, do you evacuate or shelter-in-place? you have high voltage lines, buildings on fire, the potential of hazardous materials, chemicals in the area. >> and a major highway and a bridge. >> yes. >> and they have no power, you can't get information. >> let's bring up the power because we have an outage map that came out at 9:00. this will give you an idea of who has power and who does not picked if we can zero in on

that's left for fire crew access out of the glen cove fire. meanwhile the area shows a smooth flow of traffic. we just have a disabled vehicle right here for 242. 128 is still closed. highway 101 has reopened over night but still closed from jimtown. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 4:24 right now. this fire is sparing very little in its path including a piece of blind country history now destroyed. >> you're watching and feel helpless and horrible for the people who own this property. >> haunting images. 24 hours later. next you'll have the perspective from bob on what's left of the winery. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> 4:27 right now. if you joined us yesterday morning, we watched as a historic building in sonoma county just burned to the ground. 150 years of history lost in an instant. this soto rock winery has been around since 1869. it was sadly really some of the most striking video we saw yesterday morning. >> and now there's only dust. "today in the bay" bob is live there with what he saw yesterday. bob? >> reporter: well

river glen park is popular with dog owners. many there today couldn't believe the news. >> usually all the dogs that come around, they're all friendly and kind of surprising hearing that. >> reporter: jackson will make a full recovery. he'll wear his cone for another couple weeks, lucky that a stranger happened to be driving by. stacy says the dogs were well groomed like they belonged to somebody but they were not wearing a collar. now she's stuck with a $1,000 vet bill. we're live in san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, damian. >>> well, the wait is almost over. we're about two hours away from tip-off. the warriors play their first game of the regular season at chase center in san francisco. warriors versus l.a. clippers. anthony flores will have a full report for you live from chase coming up at 6:00. but anthony is not the only person going to the game. someone is headed to the game in a little bit. yay! >> i'm very excited. >> exciting. >> tell us how sglits i did go there for dave matth

the other is glen park. a year ago, you had a ordinance before you saying let's take one of the only big develop able sites in glen park and allow a parking lot and you recommended against that and your staff said don't recommend this. it was inconsistent. there's only three big sites in glen park and you banned multi family sites. we're saying don't streamline parking lots. streamline housing. if you are going to do anything today, direct staff to work with stakeholders to make it easier to build housing on the site not land bank them in perpetuity as parking. thank you, very much. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? public comment is closed. >> a question for staff. they're required to get large project authorization. in that entitlement you can add for modifications for the parking and any parking requirements up to what is allowed to the maximum. those are considered by you as part of the project and i understand that not all the times to those existing and certain c.u. findings to incre

the glens of scotland and there may be mist and fog for central and eastern areas. first thing in the morning, it is october so don't expect it to clear the 49 or ten o'clock. looks a fairly decent day for many parts of england and wales and eastern scotla nd england and wales and eastern scotland as well but for northern ireland rain sets in as that southerly wind picks up and through the afternoon we will see spots of rain coming into western england and wales. but i think heavier rain comes in through the evening. generally speaking, the southerly wind starting to speak up. a relatively mild direction this time of year so it might feel quite pleasa nt of year so it might feel quite pleasant in some sunshine in eastern areas. 13—16dc in eastern areas, but then overnight turning much wetter, as you can see. met office warnings are out for this rain because it becomes a slow—moving feature across many central and eastern areas. scotland, north—eastern england, central and eastern england as well, we're talking 40—50 millimetres of rain but that is on top of

fog forming, as well as those showers gathering out of the west, but we could have a frost across the glens of scotland and it will be a chilly wake up for most of us. tomorrow morning there could be mist and fog around but the big story is this approach of low pressure, with windy weather picking up pressure, with windy weather picking up through the day so it will feel cooler even if you escape a lot of the showers. eastern areas won't see that many, but they are meandering around this area of low pressure and with low pressure nearby some of them will be torrential with hail, thunder and lightning so it looks like quite a turbulent day. a subtle change on friday into the weekend, with a northerly wind across the northern half of the country which will lower temperatures as well, we may get a little bit below average, but the main story as we have more torrential downpours meandering around the area of low pressure. if you do see some sunshine, of course it is good news and not everywhere will see the showers all the time but it still looks a very unsettled picture, and it looks like we w

>> we have a guy we are working with called glen, called audio north. and he is going to be handling all the sound for the tonight. >> have they done outdoor events before? >> yeah. we got him from the wine festival. he did the food event. he has partnered with our sound inspectors in the city for smaller events. i have photos of the stage i can show them if you would like to take a look? >> i just want to know the experience. >> yeah. >> although you are pointing away from the hotels, but sometimes we get across the bay the sound travels. so they are used to handling things like that. but it's such a small, these are small groups, right? local. >> yeah, like garage bands. >> huge systems. >> the grammy award winner, i was chatting with the owen brothers today on the phone. and really they do four-part harmony. they actually sing the national anthem at big events. and they are big on vocals and not big on a lot of thumping base. it's not like an edm metal concert. it's look at our musicality not how loud we can be. ironically we took a look at who is go

out front now, former attorney general ann millgram and carl bernstein, and glen donad who represented president clinton during his impeachment hearing and evan perez. trump sent pence in his place to meet with the ukraine president at one point. pence was told about the call where trump pressured the ukrainian president to investigate the bidens and unclear if he knew all parts of it even though he may have been give know a transcript. he may not have known about a quid pro quo, but he's at the heart of this, right, evan? >> right. he is at the heart of it. one of the things we know about mike pence is haez a careful person. it's hard to believe that he would not have read carefully that five-page transcript of the call. it's hard tobl that he wouldn't have prepared himself as much as he could before he went to this important meeting. he is someone who is well known for doing exactly that. i think the democrats want more information because they're not buying the story right now that the vice president's camp is telling, and as you said, he's enmeshed in the middle of all of this beca

glen, there was a lot that took place this past week, as i mentioned, any, several former and current administration officials were there on capitol hill. you see them there. what was your biggest take away? >> i think the biggest take away is we can put the witnesses into a couple of different categories. some of the witnesses are complying with subpoenas. they're marching into the depositions and they're testifying for hours and hours presumably they're being fully forthcoming. the fiona hill, the ambassadors, yovanovitch, george kents. whether sondland was forthcoming is anybody's guest. let's look at the rudy guiliani's of the world saying i'm not producing documents, i'm not complying with subpoenas, i'm not testifying. you know that tells us something, when i encounter that as a 30-year prosecutor, that screamed consciousness of guilt. that's what rudy guiliani is contending with. his associates, perhaps co-conspirators, the from youmans on the parnas' of the world are already locked up. you have to believe rudy is looking over his shoulder to see if somebody might be coming for

heritage, glen park history project and sunny side history project. thank you. [ applause ]. >> so now i would like to introduce our beloved assessor carmen chu who is newly back from maternity leave and later we will be hearing from our director of public works and also our city librarian. thank you. [ applause ]. >> i have to say that it's rare that i ever hear the word "beloved" and "assessor" in the same sentence but here we are. i want to thank isabella from my team. they've done quite a lot of work to help and partner with our public-facing folks in order to make sure that our lobby is well thought out and we have a great plan to help improve service. thank you to isabella and vivian. [ applause ]. >> so when i first started as assessor years ago, i think when i first came in i think i walked into this office and probably like a lot of taxpayers i came in through different doors at different points in time and at the time it was confusing. how do you get into the office and where do you go for service. and if i couldn't speak the language which

i teach second grade at glen park elementary in san francisco. >> today we are looking at the next part of our book. in the morning i work with four english learners during my eld time. let me read the first sentence. follow with me everybody. variation means difference. >> my two goals were to have them make a claim about variation and so that they could be able to explain and speak about it and exchange ideas using the academic language moves or we call it talk moves. i wanted to get them to go beyond being designated to integrated lesson to feel confident and also use their language. >> so in science we are studying plants and insects. this lesson is helping them understand more about the life cycle as well as what the concept of variation is. >> what is the variation in that beetle? >> that he is different. >> is he different? >> his color and size. >> we use the five essential eld integrated and designated practices. while i am planning, i always refer to that. >> so we can say a variation means something that is different. >> i want to remind them of the academic language they wou

heritage, glen park history project and sunny side history project. thank you. [ applause ]. >> so now i would like to introduce our beloved assessor carmen chu who is newly back from maternity leave and later we will be hearing from our director of public works and also our city librarian. thank you. [ applause ]. >> i have to say that it's rare that i ever hear the word "beloved" and "assessor" in the same sentence, but here we are. i want to thank isabella from my team. they've done quite a lot of work to help and partner with our public-facing folks in order to make sure that our lobby is well thought out and we have a great plan to help improve service. thank you to isabella and vivian. [ applause ]. >> so when i first started as assessor years ago, i think when i first came in, i think i walked into this office and probably like a lot of taxpayers i came in through different doors at different points in time and at the time it was confusing. how do you get into the office and where do you go for service. and if i couldn't speak the language, whi

. >>> a haunted clown carnival is catching attentionn the willow glen neighborhood. >> there's plenty of heart behind this elaborate halloween display. >> reporter: a display so scary, we're starting at a distance. the jiminez family in san jose opened their front lawn to a pleague of evil clowns. >> every bad dream you might associate with clowns is pretty much here. >> reporter: this guy with the blood stained grin getting attention. >> he's murderous looking. >> reporter: murderous looking. motion detecting. the clowns aren't scaring 8-year-old keyon. >> no, i'm not afraid. >> reporter: it's these crowds and the company keeping christopher jiminez's spirits tie. >> he breaks out into the laugh you just heard. it melts my heart. >> reporter: his mother shelley says christopher and twin sister kayla were born at 26 weeks. at 24, they both have varying disabilities. christopher is terminally ill. he suffers brain damage, cerebral palsy, lung disease, and his vision is worsening. reasons she started on this display and theme in september. >> i'm hoping when that last little part of his

. >> reporter: students here at willow glen high schore early c morning. under this new law, ty'll be able to start at 8:30 instead. that extra 55 minutes is designed to help them get a little more sleep so hopefully they'll perform better in school. >> when the alarm goes off on school days, many students feel like malia. >> i wake up and i don't want to wake up. >> reporter: but that may change now that governor gavin newsom signed a new law mandated that public middle schools start no early than 8:00 p.m. and high schools start no early than 8:30. >> still be able to sleep in and get our work done and get good grades. >> reporter: but the california teachers association says the statewide start time change is a bad move because it could have a disproportionately negative impact on working families, particularly laborers and service industry employees who don't hav a long commute she would still be forced to drop off her son before 8:00. other parents say the change is long overdue. >> i can see it's going to be causing conflicts with sports and fitting

the city of one pun wisconsin congressman glen growth man a republican has been representing this district for fight for years and he stands by the president i think there are too many people who ever since donald trump was sworn in spend all their trying time trying to kick him out rather than dealing with issues that should be dealt with now and then just trying to beat him in the next election. all but shortly after the beginning of his town hall the congressman is being grilled by his constituents on the issue are some pretty republican support for another country you have to interfere with our election to 0 and you know what's wrong all or more should become i feel president using his political power for political personal gain i also believe it's a word for prostitution and no. so have you stated support for the internet for asking the former to enter you know our love scenes but i don't mean every other president who has yet to come up with more people to leave him from office almost all. you know there's a lot. of their life. really appreciate everything. and i think people will be

the city of one pond wisconsin congressman glen growth man a republican has been representing this district for 5 years he stands by the president i think there are too many people who ever since donald trump was sworn in spend all their trying time trying to kick him out rather than dealing with issues that should be dealt with now and then just trying to beat him in the next election. all but shortly after the beginning of his town hall the congressman is being grilled by his constituents on the issue or so for republican support for another country to interfere with our elections is on and he notes from all the whole show i feel the president's using his political power for political personal gain i also believe that the former constitution and no one. so have you stated support for the pietschmann for asking if we're going to interfere in our life seems like every other president who has yet a little more people to liam from office almost all of the.

this city of one pond wisconsin congressman glen growth man a republican has been representing this district for 5 years he stands by the president i think there are too many people who ever since donald trump was sworn in spend all their trying time trying to kick him out rather than dealing with the issues that should be dealt with now and then just trying to beat him in the next election. all but shortly after the beginning of his town hall the congressman is being grilled by his constituents on the issue or so pretty republican support to another country to interfere with our election to go on and you know once more on all or more should come to a few presidents using his political power for political personal gain i also believe the word for prostitution and no one. so have you stated support for the internet through of asking if we're going to interfere in our elections but i don't mean every other president who is in the little bit more people who do the interim office almost all of the or. you know there's a lot of people out out there like. that really appreciate everything. and i t

right in front of the house in the willow glen neighborhood to share their story. that is quite a display. >> reporter: at first glance some people may call it a bit over-the-top. she went all out for a reason. this is for her dying son. and for the community. >>> she calls the display in front of her home in san jose willow glen her evil halloween collar carnival. nothing about it is evil if you know why she built it. >>> this is my way of bringing happiness to christopher in his life. and to share it with others in the community. the book she gave birth to twins in 1995. born premature at 26 weeks. >>> her son christopher has been sick his entire life. with brain damage cerebral palsy and now lung disease. at the age of 24 is terminal. >>> he can be fine one minute. and then half an hour later we are in the er. he is respiratory failure. you we just never know. >>> christopher requires 24 seven care. the family is rarely able to leave their home. not able to travel.>> this is like an annual vacation. where i go all out. we get to celebrate the whole month.>> repo

glen jacobs welcome back. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: what is it mean to be free in tennessee? >> well you know it is really no secret. we have done a very good job of exercising fiscal restraint and discipline. no state income tax, low sales tax, low property tax. we have very little state debt on the roads we're a pay-go state, and our pensions in great state that lead to remarkable economy growth, we do well here, and again, no secret, just good fiscal conservatism. kennedy: i wish more states would realize that. government contraction is much more beneficial to the citizenry. but i also have to ask, you are the mayor and i look at your twitter feed, you go to schools and restaurants and you talk to people all day long, they want help from you when they have challenges. how do you balance our natural desire for limited government, with the needs of people who want government to solve some issues? >> well, in 19 sit -- many situations, the government can't solve the issues, in many situations, the government is the problem. so many times all of us as a community working toget

river glen park is popular with dog owners who like to give their pets a little exercise. no one here can believe the viciousness of the attack. >> that was very shocking to hear that. i've never seen anything happen. >> reporter: police responded to the sunday incident but couldn't find the dogs. stacy says someone needs to find them before they strike again. >> they were acting like predators. i mean, they were -- they would have killed him. >> reporter: it happened at this intersection right next to river glen park behind me. now stacy is stuck with a $1,000 vet bill. nbc bay area news. >> that's a lot of money, thank you so much. >>> up next at 6:30, we continue to follow the latest developments in the kincaid fire that's burning in sonoma county. dangerous conditions firefighters are facing and the close call one of our nbc bay area crews had while driving through the inferno. >>> we're following breaking news, that fire burning in the north bay -- >> the kincaid fire is burning out of control. >> you can see the firefighters keeping an eye on this house. >> as flames

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in danville a four-acre wind driven fire threatened homes near glen court before noon. >> the only damage was property damage which was some of the fence lines were our fire engines actually stopped the fire from progressing past the fence lines. >> reporter: in oakland's oakmore neighborhood dozens turned out to clear brush that could ignite this fire season. >> we want to help out, alleviate any possibility of any fires coming up this season. >> reporter: lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> the red flag warning will be ending later this morning at 10:00. >>> happening today, pg&e says it expects to turn power back on for 10,000 customers in the sierra foothills some time today, although it's not clear exactly when. the utility turned things off last night in butte, plumas and yuba due to the hire fire danger. crews had been monitoring conditions in counties including napa. stay on top of the weather and any updates with pg&e with the abc 7 news app, free to download in the app store, be able to push notifications. >>> investigators are combing through debris after a series of electrical

that will continue to blow some of the particulate matter into crockett, glen cove, back into bah niche i can't. vallejo you should monitor this as well. if you smell anything unusual, shelter in place. keep the windows, the doors shut. you want to get a wet towel, put it near the door to keep the seal tight. any of the streets around here and then right here from this area back through very niece i can't venetia. it's going to be hard to see the particulate matter in front of your face. you could be breathing it. you're going goat a tight chest, watery eyes, and coughing. you've got to monitor that. i want to give us a little bit of a quick update on tomorrow's weather. we're going to see a change, temperaturing cools by about 10 degrees, clouds increase, and eventually watch this, we're going to get rain fall possibly moving in, light showers by wednesday evening. so, this weather system likely would quick anything that's left over into the central value and of course the air equally monitoring, that could be a little bit of an issue there. but rain would help to bring this down to gr

>> i met paul at his house in glen cove. >> reporter: jurors heard him tell police his version of what happened the night of the murder. >> so he gets in your red blazer. who's driving, you or him? >> i was driving. we were driving up toward where his residence was. where catherine still lived. >> reporter: sherwood said paul told him to park about a mile away from catherine's house and wait in the car. >> how long is he gone from the car? >> over an hour. >> and what does he say when he gets in the car? he said "it's done." he had said that the chloroform didn't work. "i had to strangle her," and something about hitting the gas line to ignite. >> so you knew the house was on fire? >> yes. >> reporter: as scott sherwood's story played in the courtroom, the prosecutors pointed out how remarkably similar it was to michelle la france's. >> did he say where he strangled her? where in the house. >> in the basement. >> reporter: prosecutors felt these matching stories were powerful but didn't think they would be enough to get a conviction. they wanted physical evidence to prove michelle and

there was an incident recently, i think he said today in glen county, where another pg&e worker apparently got fired with a pellet gun. a pellet piercing the passenger window in his vehicle. we really don't want that. johnson made it clear to say that we should not be blaming the workers. that if anything, the company should take the heat, treat the workers well. dan and ama. >> they're just doing their job. thank you so much, dan noyes. our website is a hub of information on the power outages. you'll finding it right on our home page. abc7news.com. >> we'll let you know when things change and news breaks through the andbc 7 news app. we'll have the latest on pg&e's actions. >>> the pg&e power outages are such a big deal because there aren't many all teternativealte. even some solar systems use the pg&e grid. >>> we'll look at efforts to revamp pg&e and our goal is building a better bay area. >> reporter: this is eric thomas at sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze m