as healdsburg's leading water conservation advocate, bridget mansell was out taking video of what the russian river looks like now, it's hard to believe just three years ago healdsburg nearly ran out of water. lake mendocino, the town's only source of water, was running so low that the state mandated a 40% cut in water usage for the whole town. my, how things have changed or have they? >> healdsburg is in a great place with water except the russian river continues to flow to the west and as everybody knows, until we capture the water, we're not out of the problem of a drought because healdsburg doesn't capture its water. >> reporter: so the found learned creative ways to save water like this collection system that filters water from the roof to a huge storage tank. she washed her car with it last week. >> we adapted with some changes and continue to live with an attitude of saving wart. >> reporter: people haven't forgotten when it felt like it might never rain again. >> it was very scary. at home we were conserving, taking a two-minute shower and things like that and watching all the

here in healdsburg, they remember the dry times and the lessons they learned from them. >> as healdsburg's leading water conservation advocate, bridget man cell was out taking video what the russian river looks like now. it is hard to believe that three years ago, healdsburg nearly run out of water . lake mendocino, the town's only source of water was running so low that the state mandated a 40% cut in water usage for the whole town. things have changed. >> healdsburg is in a great place with water except the russian river continues to flow to the west. as everybody knows, until we capture the water, it is not out of the problem of a drought. >> the town is talking about creative ways to save water. she washed her car with it last week. >> we adapted to some changes. we have to save water. >> even with the recent storms, people have not forgotten when it felt like it might never rain again. >> it was very scary. at home, we were conserving and taking a two minute shower and things like that and watching all the reservoirs and the creeks dry up. >> at the antique harvest collectible store,

so cazadero healdsburg north. we are getting some light rain. in fact, our observer raymond, is up to a quarter of an inch already with 20 mile per hour winds in cazadero. and we haven't even begun. really. i mean, this thing thing, this front. steve, stephen, this front has a wasting after 30 hits, weather hits. you don't know what you're saying anymore. but you know what? i'm trying to say? 37, in truckee, south lake tahoe, 38. that's a strong south wind. there are wind holds on some of the resorts. uh, it will be a wind. there have been gusts to 100mph already at some of the peaks. and there will be 55 to 75 mile per hour winds on 50 and 80 more likely coming in tonight. tomorrow especially tomorrow. south writes looks to be the big day. then the snow level will just absolutely fall off the table to around 1000 502,000ft. cold rain returns with the cold air really doesn't show up until saturday. i mean, it will be colder tomorrow, but much colder on saturday. blizzard warning out for three days for extreme snow. a multi-day event and you see.

trenton healdsburg road will be closed up to east side road, which already has proven deadly in floods. >> they're choosing to go and drive over flooded roads, which exposes them to risk and when they get stuck in the, you know, on flooded road, then we have to have, uh, first responders have to respond to that event. and it's a life threatening event. >> it was in january of 2023 when a 43 year old woman here on healdsburg trenton road, actually was swept into the vineyard over there where she called for help but ultimately drown. >> once you get to a point where the water reaches the bottom of your car, your vehicle is pretty much going to flood. i most likely turned off. >> and it's not just the flowing water, but all manner of debris, including large trees that threaten the stranded and the firstrillionesponders alike. >> there's trees, there's debris, there's all kinds of things that you know that go in the on the water, that could hit a first responder or the drivers themselves. >> again, the county may choose to add to that number of preemptive safety roads. or if mother nature

well, last year, mercy joined eight applicants applying for licenses to operate in healdsburg. the city approved licenses for two of the companies. in its lawsuit, mercy wellness claims healdsburg should reexamine the way it awards, permits and licenses the company claims it was denied a permit even though it scored better than the two businesses that were awarded permits. the city of oakley will soon increase fines for illegal commercial cannabis operators. council members unanimously approved a charge of up to $10,000 a day for violating the new ordinance, will return for a second reading and final approval next month. >> shovels could hit the ground as soon as next year for kaiser permanente, a new hospital in san jose. it will replace the current medical center. that's 50 years old, mercury news reports a draft of an environmental impact report shows the new hospital will be six stories high, totaling 685,000ft!s, more than twice the size of the existing facility. the new medical center has enough space for 303 beds, 60 more than right now. construction should be complete i

trenton healdsburg road will be closed up to east side road, which already has proven deadly in floods. >> they're choosing to go and drive over flooded roads, which exposes them to risk and when they get stuck in the, you know, on flooded road, then we have to have, uh, first responders have to respond to that event. and it's a life threatening event. >> it was in january of 2023 when a 43 year old woman here on healdsburg trenton road, actually was swept into the vineyard over there where she called for help, but ultimately drown. >> once you get to a point where the water reaches the bottom of your car, your vehicle is pretty much going to flood. i'm most likely turned off. >> and it's not just the flowing water, but all manner of debris, including large trees that threaten the stranded and the first responders alike. there's trees, there's debris, there's all kinds of things that you know that go in the on the water that could hit a first responder or the drivers themselves. again, the county may choose to add to that number for preemptive safety or if mother nature wills it. so to

guerneville over four and a half west of healdsburg.r and a quarter sleepy hollow in marin county. looks like the leader even more than mount tamalpais. 4.22 novato was closed 3.75 376 ben loman at 375 and bodega bay, three, and a third, san rafael, also with really good rain, over four inches of rain. konocti three petaluma 2.60. the city two and a third yountville over to los gatos 1.62. los altos 1.53. in oakland, an inch and a quarter. that's the line moving through. it's kind of splitting part is hitting now. now towards the southern end of the peninsula, san jose, santa cruz mountains. the other band right up here is heading over the san mateo bridge. i think we just saw that right over to hayward and san leandro. so still plenty going on, although again, it's more isolated, not widespread. a mix of rain and snow. rain turned to snow at tahoe keys and they've picked up a little bit there. i know you can see though. again, it's a fine line there at lake level between rain and snow. our system has mainly plowed through now. the cold

business in healdsburg. right now, mercy wellness operates dispensaries in cotati and santa rosa. last year, it joined eight applicants applying for licenses to operate in healdsburg, but the city approved licenses for two other companies mercy wellness and its lawsuit argues that healdsburg should reexamine the way it awards, permits and licenses, and the company claims it was denied a permit even though it scored better than the two businesses who were awarded permits. both president biden and donald trump are heading to the us. >> mexico border in texas today. biden will be in brownsville. trump will head to the town of eagle pass. it's a sign of how central immigration has become an important point in the 2024 campaign, with record high illegal border crossings back in december, customs and border protection numbers show a 50% decline. last month, but officials say they are still overwhelmed and we're still seeing on average, between 4 and 5000 people crossing each and every day in their visits to the bo

guerneville west of healdsburg. mount tamalpais, bonny doon and ben lomond, all between an inch and 14/100 and an inch and two thirds. tiburon 79 100. san anselmo had three quarters. mount veeder also three quarters in tilden park, picked up a half inch of rain after really after those locations, there wasn't much kentfield calistoga pretty good then socal a third danville, 29 100 san francisco, oakland, atherton, san jose between 17 102 bits. our system will lift northward. this will be your system for saturday. we'll get some cloud cover on friday for sure, but the front doesn't look like it shows up until really late friday or early saturday. this will give more widespread and heavier rain. so today, tomorrow a lot of clouds, but at least somewhat of a break. more rain. wind picks up saturday. the system is late sunday into monday. tuesday, maybe wednesday is the one to watch here. overall projections starting again late friday. saturday i think around the russian river between now and then, eight inches of rain

eric reporting west to healdsburg. four and a quarter.in county, 418 novato. 376 ben lomond. 371. and bodega bay had three and a third. there's still more, but this will be more hit and miss. but look at that line about ready to move in along the san mateo coast. therein lies the forecast here. occasional rain, some of it heavy, but there will be some breaks as the next system, though dropping down has some colder air associated with it, so i would not be surprised with some thunderstorms. the sierra is a mix of rain and snow, although blue canyon trucking in south lake tahoe are all saying light snow or flurries. so we'll take it now. the heavier snow is not on the way until a little later, but at least some is beginning to fall there at lake level and a little below the next system. impact us will be on sunday. this one will no doubt about it, favor areas south more towards san francisco, oakland down to monterey and santa cruz mountains. big time. i think they will take the brunt, but some hefty totals are being advertised here for the

just three years ago, healdsburg nearly ran out of water and lake mendocino the town's only source of water was running so low that the state mandated a 40% cut in water usage for the whole town. people haven't forgotten the lesson of that drought and because healdsburg doesn't capture the flood waters of the russian river, they fear it could happen again. >> it was very scary. we couldn't -- you know, at home, we were conserving and taking a two minute shower and things like that. and watching all the real e reservoirs and creeks dry up. >> i'm care l about washing dishes and now i have a container that the water sits in instead of letting it just run down the sink. i'm not worried about the cost. worried about having the water. >> the lake began the year at 77% of capacity. that's higher than most previous years. >>> and we have you covered with the weather in your area. on air, online at kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> a new poll into the newsroom on california's senate race. representative adam schiff is leading fellow democrats katie porter and barbara lee. schif

so up in right around the healdsburg area, closer to a saint helena. and then as we move the maps, i've been watching this one cell still kind of out toward out toward antioch. as you can see, moving into portions of solano county. so this could be linked up with some some pretty good downpours across portions of the region. south bay there's not a ton of coverage to show you right now, but still, maybe some activity just outside of morgan hill. here's our live camera. as you can see. boy, look at that. some clouds, some breaks in the clouds, but still some lingering rain showers for tonight. current numbers in the 50s in san jose, one of the warmer locations is checking in 60 degrees now. tomorrow morning should be dry, but we'll have to keep an eye on this. some dense fog and a dense fog. advisory out toward the sacramento valley, including solano county. but we can still have still have some patches right around the bay itself. so a dense fog advisory will be in place tomorrow morning from 2 a.m. to 10 a.m. for those areas. overnight temperatures so

it's already started up in casadero, west of healdsburg, probably in healdsburg, and beginning to move into parts of mendocino county, bodega bay. this is just what we call the warm advection. but it's beginning to pick up a little bit. this system kind of ramped up a little bit. a third of an inch to upwards of an inch and a quarter should cover it. winter storm warning starts at 10 a.m. this morning, goes through 4 p.m. tomorrow. now the six inch amounts will probably be around the five 6000 foot level, but above 6000ft, they'll probably be 6 to 12 and above 7000ft, maybe two feet. here. rainy pattern begins. rain develops today. today is the weakest system of the bond shear. a stronger front with more rain on saturday. the main system, though, is sunday night, monday, tuesday and may linger all the way out to wednesday. that will produce heavy rain. i do not think it will be as windy as that system. we had a couple of weeks ago. there are some major differences in that, but it will still be a wind and rain producer late sunday into monday. the way it's looking, our system is actuall

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share unique experience with diners pot. excellent. at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only one 5 a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like us in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >> i think they

today's list includes petaluma, mount view and healdsburg. governor newsom says these areas are cutting red tape that slows down the development process. this addition brings the governor's list to 37 pro housing communities. golden gate bridge officials are considering another round of toll increases that will bring the cost of crossing that bridge into the double digits, district officials say they'll fall more than $220 million short of their budget over the next five years. >> if tolls are not increased, there are three proposals on the table all of them result in tolls topping $10 for a vehicle for fast track users. currently, those users pay $8.75. >> an east bay school district making some changes when it comes to trustees. the new election process is still to come. >> plus, south bay officials are warning about flooding and possible power outages tonight. >> and we are tracking those rain showers as they continue to be pretty heavy down towards the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. we'll have latest look at that and the five day

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, is very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity and the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >> that wa

healdsburg. heading across 128. we are also seeing some wet weather right now, so take it easy out there behind the system dense fog advisory going up for solano county 2 to 10 a.m. tomorrow. visibility a quarter mile or less, which means hazardous driving conditions. if you are out and about. early this morning, you know, we had some dense fog this morning as well. temperatures anywhere from the 40s at clear lake to the 60s in san jose. and it is a gorgeous sunset from san jose right now. tomorrow some dense fog and then sunshine. friday and saturday it's going to be warming up as we head towards sunday evening and into monday morning. we do have a chance of some showers. it is looking like we will likely see some wet weather. current system level one through this evening. scattered showers, brief downpours, slick areas for the commute. so just be careful all. there will be some areas where you need to turn on your wipers. this evening, and it'll just be for a brief bit. and then those showers are gone. so by the t

police found her skeletal remains in a creek bed near healdsburg in august of 1993, it was the dna doenally identified her little is known about hedrick except that she was born in 1953. and was last seen alive in valais. whoa in february of 1992. the sheriff's office is now asking for any information about her life. so they can better determine how and why she died. >> police in wichita, kansas arrest a man they say stole and dismantled a bronze. jackie robinson statue. that statue was found burned days after it was taken from a youth baseball park. the suspect rickie elder ready is charged with felony theft and aggravated damage to property. police say there's no evidence the crime was racially motivated. they think the suspect intended to sell the metal for scrap. >> a dangerous stunt caught on camera daredevils base jumping into the night downtown l a's now infamous graffiti towers. that's 30's are struggling too. keep tigers and other thrill-seekers away from the now abandoned skyscrapers. the lapd recently announced plans to beef up patrols to prevent people from entering them. p

the drought years are fresh in the minds of everyone living in healdsburg and the people there told our john ramos they aren't taking any chances despite historic rainfall the past year or so. >>> plus election officials in one local county inviting people to actually peek behind the curtain to build trust in the upcoming election. >>> the news at 6:00 is coming up in about ten minutes, but let's go to matt and sports. >> spring training underway in sunny arizona for the giants. san francisco held her first full squad workout monday in scottsdale and the first opportunity to see slugger jorge soler in the orange and black. he had 36 home runs last season with miami and is looking to become the first giant since barry bonds 20 years ago to hit 30 home runs for the team. manager bob melvin says the addition of soler gave this team a huge boost of energy. >> you felt it the last couple days. there's been a little vibe going around knowing possibly we are going to land him and when they saw him, it created quite a vibe. one guy can have a big impact especially with that type of power, one s

. >> and those partial road closures on your screen include slusser road, star road, trenton healdsburg road, mark west station road and green valley road. spewing by me right now a live look and sentences go, the transamerica pyramid, here, the city is expecting to get a significant amount of rain during this storm as well. preparing for flooding, wind damage, and power outage. tom jensen continues our team coverage from san francisco, tom. >> reporter: we're just starting to see the front entrance, this is now the heaviest rain and strongest wins we've felt so far today, in san francisco. nothing like what we're going to see in a few hours in the city, but people have already been preparing, here, for the heavier rain and the really strong winds that are ahead. measurable rain didn't start falling in san francisco until late in the evening. but cruz had already prepared one of the cities most flood prone neighborhoods in the mission district for the heaviest rainfall still ahead. a lot of water expecting to come rushing through here. >> reporter: fulton street between 17th and 18th we

this includes slusser marquis station, starr and trenton healdsburg roads officials say they're seeingise in driver aggressiveness when faced with a flooded roadway. >> they're choosing to go and drive over flooded roads, which exposes them to risk and when they get stuck in the, you know, on on flooded road, then we have to have, uh, first responders have to respond to that event. and it's a life threatening event. >> last january, a woman drowned near one of the roads that will close next week after getting swept away in a flood. meantime, cal fire crews are out in force, filling sandbags and taking other measures to prepare for flooding. people are urged to have a game plan and know where to get those sandbags in case of an emergency, cal fire urges people to get in touch with their city, county or local fire department and take the time to sign up for those emergency alerts. always a good idea, especially when we've got weather like this approaching. i knew at 730 tonight, crews in livermore responded to a semi truck that burst into flames. the fire started just off highway 580. cr

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy ribeye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like okra. peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity and the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and there are only too happy to share their unique experience with diners pot. excellent. at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >> an

schlosser road star road, trenton healdsburg road, mark west station road y green valley road, todase cayeron 15 pulgadas de nieve y unas 8 pulgadas en las zonas central. se espera que para mañana la acumulación aumente. por eso la patrulla de caminos de california pide a los automovilistas evitar manejar hacia la sierra durante el resto del fin de semana. así le damos paso a nuestra autoridad en el tiempo para que nos brinde el panorama que se avecina. guillermo quiroz buenas noches. qué tal amigos? >> muy buenas noches. llega ya este sistema de río atmosférico perfecto, bien definido, toda esa humedad directamente hacia el norte de california. pues ya las advertencias continúan. ha pasado solamente la primera de las bandas. se espera que este sistema lleve su recorrido hacia la zona centro y sur de california, generando fuertes lluvias en la región. vámonos a la imagen de radar. claramente se ve como ya acercándose a sacramento. de hecho hay presencia todavía de algunas nevadas de forma ligera, precisamente por la humedad, pero es simplemente el principio de este sistema que viene

as we look at the north bay from windsor to healdsburg, across highway 101, old redwood highway, somelippery roads and san francisco. while it looks quieter than it did earlier today. hey, take a look at this. we do have some more moisture off the coast moving in the direction of sebastopol at 715, heading into santa rosa at 730 tonight. so we're not done yet for the south bay from coyote to morgan hill heading into the santa cruz mountains. we still have some steady showers, and we do have a flood warning remaining in effect in the sonoma county area until 10 p.m. tonight. the rest of the region shaded in that darker green under a flood watch until 10 a.m. tomorrow. that's because we're going to continue to see flooding on roads, streams and creeks. there is an area of low pressure that is spinning right there and that area of low pressure is just dry, tying up the moisture that is coming in from the southwest, allowing us to see with the daytime heating, those thunderstorms, rainfall so far. this is why a flash flood warning was in effect for san francisco in just an hour. they pick

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healdsburg west of healdsburg, 101 guerneville. moderate cell there, but this is where we're getting some heavier rain. scotts valley, the santa cruz mountains, san jose has picked up over a third of an inch of rain. and what's offshore here? perhaps 945 in pescadero, redwood city, 10:00 some stronger cells and as we get into san jose at 11:00, still getting into the thick of it. so 33 mile wind gusts, san jose, half moon bay, 32. these will get much stronger 40 miles an hour in napa, 55 mile an hour. wind gusts from mount diablo and some of the storm damage here across the bay area beginning to come in alameda. we've got flooding across all lanes. check out that 71 mile an hour wind gusts in carmel valley, and a tree is down in forest knolls with 57 mile an hour winds. they have a lot of trees in forest snow, so this level four system bringing in the strong damaging winds, the flooding that could take us through tonight for the entire bay area. the wind advisory and the wind warning along the coast and upper elevations until 10:00

a spotter near healdsburg told the weather service that there was a cold air funnel there this afternoon, and some heavy rain as well. so as we see here, pretty quiet weather picture behind the system that has departed rainfall so far last 72 hours. two and a third in santa rosa. ben lomond, almost 3.5in napa. over two inches over an inch in oakland. san francisco nearing two inches san jose, 6809/10 of an inch. there in livermore. so rainfall percent of average. look at santa rosa, almost 30in of rain 126% of average san jose at 137. oakland you're still a little bit behind . 91 san francisco 121. but overall, those numbers are moving up. just like our statewide snowpack. january 1st of this year was only 28% tonight. that statewide snowpack is at 86% of where it should be. so that is good to see. certainly is quiet behind the system that came through. but we do have fog to speak of. and the visibility is still running low. flood warning was extended for sonoma county until 1 p.m. tomorrow, as the small streams up there still dealing with the flooding issues at this hour from our explor

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alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, bobbie, you krow, it's very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity and the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like us in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >

healdsburg roads officials say some drivers are making poor choices when approaching flooded streets.> they're choosing to go and drive over flooded roads, which exposes them to risk. >> and when they get stuck in the, you know, on flooded roads, then we have to have, uh, first responders have to respond to that event. and it's a life threatening event. >> last january, a woman drowned near one of those roads that will close this weekend after getting swept away in a flood. the state's largest utility provider says it's mobilizing ahead of this weekend's storm. today pg and e said it has been preparing for this upcoming weather, putting crews in the areas that are expected to receive the most severe storm impacts. pg and e says its outage center has been improved to include an outage status tracker and information on how pg and e can prioritize restoration work to the south. evacuation warnings have been issued for parts of santa barbara over concerns of potential flash flooding, debris flow and landslides. people with disabilities and those who may need extra time to evacuate are bei

. >> there are partial road closures, including slusser road, starr road, trenton-healdsburg road, mark west station road, and green valley road. >>> now to san francisco where the rain started falling last night, but city workers who have seen this movie before were already prepared. so we went to fulsome street between 17th and 18th. the city had already installed walls of barriers. they are used to hold back surging water, so they don't flood homes and businesses. people living in the area say those barriers have been crucial in protecting their homes. and the city has been using them over the last four years. >> without it, like the water would be halfway up the steps. >> make sure the water is not flooding or impeing inside their gram garages. >> pg&e is keeping a close eye on the storm and has taken some equipment to trouble spots ahead of potential outages in hopes they'll be able to restore power swiftly. >>> san francisco public works also reminding people to secure any outdoor furniture from all these winds. you can call 311 to report flooded streets, and keep away from the fl

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> black history night special dinner includes a juicy ribeye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and there are only too happy to share unique experience with diners pot. excellent. at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only one 5 a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like us in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community in san francisco. v

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated. >> 2 black history black history night special dinner includes a juicy ribeye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as about and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity and the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >> that was vicki li

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like us in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >> wel

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, is very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >> and that

and healdsburg senator mike mcguire was officially sworn in as the state's new president pro tem. yeah. a new senate leader a ton wallace reports on what mcguire says he hopes to do while in that role. >> while to some of this could seem like inside baseball. but keep in mind, the senate president pro tempore is one of the most powerful positions here at the state capitol. and now mike mcguire says he's ready to get to work. >> the duties which i'm about to interview for lake tahoe. >> with that carrying his young son, connor, mike mcguire officially becoming california's 49th senate president pro tempore and influential role. that in essence is the leader of the california state senate. it was an emotional moment for this 4th generation, california that he spoke in front of the entire legislature and high-profile guests, including governor gavin newsom and former governor jerry brown mcguire saying he never imagined he would make it to this day. we didn't come from a family with money as a kid from a broken home and rhule. california raised by divorce. we're coming >> gave everyt

the screen, her name is robyn fay hedrick her body was found in a creek bed off pine flat road near healdsburg back in august of 1993. is known about her except that she was born in 1953. and was last seen alive in vallejo in february of 1992. hedrick was identified via the dna. do project which led them to hendrick's son who identified the sheriff's office is now asking for any information about her life so they can determine how she died. >> a pedestrian was struck and killed last night near hayward. it was on northbound mission boulevard north of blossom way in cherry land. and what happened was there was a car driving in the second lane of mission boulevard. and it hit the pedestrian who was standing just outside of a crosswalk. the pedestrian died at the scene and the police are investigating factors in the crash. do not at this point. 2 of the alcohol or speed-related. they're not sure exactly what happened in the east bay to refineries in contra costa county agreed to reduce their emissions and pay more than 20 million dollars as part of a settlement reached by the chevron richmond refi

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburgary we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, is very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence. at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. well, that was vicki liviakis

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, is very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only one 5 a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like us in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >> all right

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity and the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >> looks like a g

you'll find 32 probably up in healdsburg 32 and mount saint or in saint helena as well.'s happening? it's kind of mild. not a lot going on right now except for the cool mornings and that frost advisory. when i come back, we'll go looking for rain. though the weekend is just around the corner. we'll peek at saturday and sunday two. i'll see you back here all right bill, thank you. >> still to come, thousands of pga customers remain in the dark tonight. days after this recent storm. >> also, there's plenty of cleanup yet to be done in bethel island after a dock gave way in strong winds and heavy rain. plus that's. >> i'm a 40 niner fan from the very beginning. >> one senior home on the peninsula cannot wait to cheer on those niners on super bowl sunday. their friendly wager with another senior home out in kansas city this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affo

they are relatively light nature, most spots, but you can see some light showers from healdsburg downetaluma right now over towards inverness. then we come down to san francisco. we're doing okay. but a little farther south towards half moon bay. certainly you're getting some of those showers now rolling over towards the east bay as well. conquered a little bit of light rain for you and danville. so the whole point here is that their pop-up in nature and that they're definitely going to keep us on our toes for the next couple of days because some of them could have heavy downpours associated with them. but you can see the bulk of that. heavy rain has now tracked off to southern california is starting to head a little bit away from them as well to and into las vegas right now where they are dealing with some mountain snow and some rain and things fled fast in the desert. here is an indication of how much this was widespread because this is all the air in green is where there's flood watches up right now. so a good portion of a california here. and then we have a warning that up in the

now maguire who represents healdsburg in the north bay addressed guests, including gavin newsom and former governor jerry brown saying that he's looking to make progress on several key issues, including the homelessness crisis, health care services, retail theft and the fentanyl epidemic. despite a projected multi-billion dollar deficit, mcguire says he is optimistic about tackling issues that impact all californians. >> when budgets get tough at home, families have to buckle down and live within their means here at the state. we know that we're going to have to buckle up because we know that tough decisions lie ahead. we're never going to stop fighting to make the promise of the golden state possible for every californian and that's get out there and get the job done for california. >> as for a gop response, republican minority leader brian jones says that he and mcguire have a history of working together across the aisle and he's confident that they will continue to do so moving forward. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. vote by mail ballots have now been sent out to califor

california democrat mike mcguire sworn in as the senate's 49th president pro tem some acquire who represents healdsburg up in the north bay addressed guests which included gavin newsom and former governor jerry brown. he said he's looking forward to making progress on some key issues, including homelessness, mental health, retail theft, the fentanyl epidemic, too. despite the projected multi-billion dollar deficit, mcguire says he is optimistic that he can tackle these issues. that impact all californians. >> when budgets get tough at home, families have to buckle down and live within their means here at the state. we know that we're going to have to buckle up because we know that tough decisions lie ahead. we're never going to stop fighting to make the promise of the golden state possible for every californian and that's get out there and get the job done for california. >> well, as for the response from the gop side of the aisle, republican minority leader brian jones says that he and mcguire of actually had a great history of working together and crossing the aisle to get things done. so he says he'

now maguire who represents healdsburg up in the north bay addressed guests, including gavin newsom andrnor jerry brown saying that he's looking forward to making progress on several key issues, including the homelessness crisis, mental health services, retail theft, which has been a big problem and the fentanyl epidemic, of course, now, despite a projected multi-billion dollar deficit, mcguire says he is optimistic about tackling issues that impact all californians. >> when budgets get tough at home, families have to buckle down and live within their means here at the state. we know that we're going to have to buckle up because we know that tough decisions lie ahead. we're never going to stop fighting to make the promise of the golden state possible for every californian and that's get out there and get the job done for california. >> well, as for how the gop side of the aisle thinks about this republican minority leader brian jones says that he and mcguire actually have a history of working together across the aisle and he's confident they will continue to do so. moving forward. acros

police found her skeletal remains in a creek bed near healdsburg in august of 1993, it was the dna doeject that finally identified or little is about hedrick except that she was born in 1953. and was last seen alive in vallejo in february of 92. the sheriff's office now asking for any other information about her life so they can determine how she died. >> it's 9.37, and a pedestrian was struck and killed in hayward. it happened tuesday night. north ound mission boulevard north of blossom way and cherry land around 7.30, a person was hit by a car that was driving in the second lane of mission boulevard. the pedestrian was standing outside of the crosswalk when they were hit, they were pronounced dead at the scene and now police are investigating what happened. >> law could change the way you're charged for your till it your bill might depend on how much you make that. how much energy use our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more. >> joe peace summit or brian? dolly expressing frustrations as utility bills. keep going up for californians across the state come order. speaking at th

alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> the black history night special dinner includes a juicy rib-eye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and they're only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only one 5 a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like us in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community. >> that was vi

healdsburg seeing a few showers in the north bay, not too bad. santa rosa petaluma nevado getting a shower at the moment. >> san francisco doing ok? but again, as we kind zoom out here, you can see where some of this is coming over the peninsula spots like mountain view and saratoga and some in the east bay as well. we're seeing some of those showers that are rolling and this will continue as we head not through tonight and tomorrow, but even into the overnight until we get to about wednesday. and that's when things are finally going to start to give us a break. but we do have a flood watch that is up bay area wide. remember all of our creeks and streams taking on this water. it can take a little time for that runoff to get in there. and so those dangers continue as well. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk more about the snow in the sierra and what's going on there. back to you. thank you. parts of the east bay also seeing some low level flooding. here's some video from oakland. you can see some cars trying to drive through just a couple of inches

. >>> just three years ago, healdsburg nearly ran out of water, lake mendocino the town's only source of water was running so low, that the state mandated a 40% cut in water usage for the whole town. people haven't forgotten the lesson of the drought and because it doesn't capture the flood waters of the russian river, some fear it could happen again. >> it was very scary. we couldn't -- you know, at home, we were conserving and taking a two minute shower. and things like that. and watching all the reservoirs and the creeks dry up. >> i'm careful about washing my dishes and now instead of it running down the sink. i have a container the water sits in instead of letting it just run down the sink. not worried about the cost. i'm worried about having the water. it's changed my life. >> the lake began the year at 77% of capacity. that's higher than most previous years. and we have you covered with the weather in your area on air and online at kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> the california primary election is just two weeks away. and today is the last day to for now voters

these are flood issues up around the healdsburg area. let me pull in here and see if i can get a logo on here. let's see. it says ukiah at hopland road from junction route 101 to russian river bridge is closed due to flooding. so that's, uh, as of today. and then we've got some more things going on up there. so a lot of it is downed trees, power lines. and that's how it was all night last night to this storm. started out with some rain, and then it sort of turned into a wind event. right. and that wind with the wet ground really caused some issues. speaking of wet ground, we've got scattered showers right now down towards fremont, down towards a little bit into san jose and out towards brentwood and livermore. so as we said last night, the worst of it is over. fortunately. i mean, that was the real deal. storm with big winds over 100 miles an hour. in some places. the santa cruz mountains rainfall less than anticipated, which is actually good. now on the other end, la may get more than they anticipated, which is bad. and so they're going