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president olan says, no, i say, it's called sebastopol, but you show that a ship called sebastopol storms and wins in odesa, i am very grateful for that, as well as... a huge amount of counter-battery equipment, electronic warfare equipment produced by the tales company, you can talk about it now, we supplied them quite confidentially at the time, and france also showed leadership then, but now europe has finally realized that the enemy is knocking on its door, and the decision taken by the european union, unlike the americans, where this topic has become, i will say it again... the subject of internal political struggle, is radically different. the first solution, and i am very persistent worked to make it possible. this is the ukraine facility, and it provides 50 billion euros, which allow us to survive and hold on in the conditions of delayed funding from the united states. the second position is the peace fund, which must be, i draw your attention, spent. exclusively and only for the purchase of weapons for ukraine, this is 5 billion. i want to emphasize that the amount of almost four

sebastopol fire says several seniors and staff were inside when the oak smashed through the roof. it happened around 230 today. thankfully no one there was hurt. firefighters say there are a few holes in the roof. the sebastopol area senior center will be closed at least through this weekend in marin county, the storm is packing a punch with wind and rain. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is in san rafael for us and joins us live with details. hey, cornell. >> hey, kristen. yeah, we are in between downpours. it just got to take my hood off. but it's been a wild day of weather for sure, maybe spring, but winter is certainly not done with us yet. the storm getting the attention of a lot of us. and can we talk about that morning commute? it was pretty wild. felt more like january rain was pelting windshields all over the place. not only rain, but wind. gusty at times. and, you know, don't put those umbrellas away just yet. you needed them in santa rosa for most of the day. firefighters say they expect some trees to topple before this storm is out of here. >> with the rains

cloudy, wet and this massive oak tree fell into a senior center in sebastopol this afternoon, punchinge roof. there were several seniors and staff inside when the tree hit. nobody was hurt. crews put tarps over the holes today, but there are a lot of repairs to do. the sebastopol area senior center will be closed at least through the weekend, and we continue the tour across the bay. >> umbrellas, raincoats all out along the embarcadero in san francisco today. the rain made for some gray skies at times and some slick roads as drivers had to deal with those wet weather conditions out there. pretty much true. all across the city, traffic was

police in sebastopol will be at anna lee high school this week.re have been warnings of possible violence against thatúschool. the police chief of sebastopol says the threats are not credible, but having will ensure the safety students. >> 407 is the time checking in with steve paulson a little bit of drizzle out there, but what do you see? iúthink we're about done here. >> there's a not a lot. this sye it credit came in a little later maybe, but it madeúit overnight. there's some pretty good amounts to the north, but there's not much left a little bit down towards san jose. you can see there's some right there, but i thinkc we're just about done. although we'll get to the next system will roar in here on looks pretty good for a break here. some fog out there. petaluma and santa rosa showing reduced visibility. hayward says. three miles. so mostly mainly it's the rain ending, but without much of a breeze. some patchy fog out there. 40s, 50s on the temps and the mountains 32 truckee 34. south lake tahoe. a little bit of snow up there. that's good.

cloudy, wet and this massive oak tree fell into a senior center in sebastopol this afternoon, punching holes in the roof. there were several seniors and staff inside when the tree hit. nobody was hurt. crews put tarps over the holes today, but there are a lot of repairs to do. the sebastopol area senior center will be closed at least through the weekend, and we continue the tour across the bay. >> umbrellas, raincoats all out along the embarcadero in san francisco today. the rain made for some gray skies at times and some slick roads as drivers had to deal with those wet weather conditions out there. pretty much true. all across the city, traffic was heavy. along park presidio boulevard and lake street. rain fell at times throughout the afternoon, and it was that way in the south bay as well. >> a steady, downfall soaked backyards and pitter patter off roofs. here you can see it scattering over a yard in san jose. and the same story on the peninsula. the wet roads and traffic made driving quite a challenge, especially in downtown areas, and folks out and about were making good use of t

teenagers now have a bay area police chief reaching out to safeway executives sebastopol as police chief ronald elson wrote a letter to safeway's regional. president expressing his concerns about the safeway on north main just down the street from adelaide high school. he says the problem of these kids loitering and engaging and theft of been creating problems for customers, especially in the afternoon when school lets out in a letter. chief nelson also says his department has been providing additional patrols during those busy after school hours, but says they don't have the resources to do that all the time. the chief one safe way to hire security at last prevention staff and work together with the police department. safely. a spokesperson reached out to us tonight. they say they're looking into the chiefs. concerns will keep you posted there. more than 2 weeks after election day. prop one is officially now projected to pass backed by governor newsom. prop one authorizes the state to borrow about 6 and a half billion dollars to tackle the state's homelessness crisis. that money would g

we're in sebastopol in sonoma county. we are all about evolution, baby steps. if we can think of one thing to do that's exciting and exhilarating and stimulating and delicious, then we're just going to go for it. and that's-- again, the beauty of being a small family-owned winery is that we can turn on a dime and enjoy ourselves in the process. our wine has been served at the white house for 38 years. clearly you become president of the united states, one of the first things that happens is that you develop a taste for iron horse. this is our second vintage of dragon. the first vintage of dragon was made for exports of china. we're approached by a company in china who had heard about iron horse from being served at the white house. they wanted to try bringing in a california sparkling wine into the market, and they commissioned a chinese cuvée. we just loved it so much. and we felt rather than exporting to china, this is just so beautiful for lunar new year and particularly san francisco. it is very dry. it is, of course, delicious with asian cuisine. bubbles i

here's a problem area in sebastopol where you have a cluster of folks who are without power and still a long way to go storm. so hopefully pg unique and get folks back online. but they figure to have their hands for this weekend. wet and windy weather. certainly not ideal for thieves for girl scouts but hey, appreciate the hustle, right? we've got to we've got to give them the a thumbs up for that. and then julianne were out in campbell tonight trying to sell the cookies. they got a little creative, though, to protect themselves and their goods. >> and the cause if it starts raining the girl scout cookies what they get french. we want to the we put them in the bag so they wouldn't get wet. and then we also have them in the boxes over here lacking. >> but so they have a plan. nobody wants soggy thin mensa, especially from rain water. despite the extra efforts, though, they said sales weren't great. rainy night. not a lot of people out the girls. so they only sold about 30 boxes today. but hey. 30 boxes, they would have sold if they just stayed at home. you can stay up to date with the

we're in sebastopol in sonoma county. we are all about evolution, baby steps.nk of one thing to do that's exciting and exhilarating and stimulating and delicious, then we're just going to go for it. and that's-- again, the beauty of being a small family-owned winery is that we can turn on a dime and enjoy ourselves in the process. our wine has been served at the white house for 38 years. clearly you become president of the united states, one of the first things that happens is that you develop a taste for iron horse. this is our second vintage of dragon. the first vintage of dragon was made for exports of china. we're approached by a company in china who had heard about iron horse from being served at the white house. they wanted to try bringing in a california sparkling wine into the market, and they commissioned a chinese cuvée. we just loved it so much. and we felt rather than exporting to china, this is just so beautiful for lunar new year and particularly san francisco. it is very dry. it is, of course, delicious with asian cuisine. bubbles in general are.

. >>> the weather made a mess of a senior center in see ambassador sebastopol where a large oak tree was uprooted and crashed into a roof. about 30 seniors were inside inside taking a class at the time when their plans changed in a snap. >> it was pretty with wild. it sounded like a low rumbling and kind of crashes as the branches started hitting and like he a large crash. everyone stayed very calm, all the seniors in the building for classes, very calm and we got everyone out. >> fortunately, no one was hurt, but the roof and porch had some damage. the center expects to have all of that fixed by monday. >>> about ten minutes away in santa rosa neither rain nor wind nor gloom of night could keep beer lovers away from a big line. it was outside russian river brewerring. andrea nakano asked them is a pour of pliny the younger really worth all this? >> reporter: the rain let up a couple hours throughout the day, but for the most part it's been like this, wet, windy, and bone chilling cold. theresa came from vacaville to stand in line for hours at russian river brewing for the 20th annua

. >>> the weather made a mess of a senior center in see ambassador sebastopol where a large oak treeas uprooted and crashed into a roof. about 30 seniors were inside inside taking a class at the time when their plans changed in a snap. >> it was pretty with wild. it sounded like a low rumbling and kind of crashes as the branches started hitting and like he a large crash. everyone stayed very calm, all the seniors in the building for classes, very calm and we got everyone out. >> fortunately, no one was hurt, but the roof and porch had some damage. the center expects to have all of that fixed by monday. >>> about ten minutes away in santa rosa neither rain nor wind nor gloom of night could keep beer lovers away from a big line. it was outside russian river brewerring. andrea nakano asked them is a pour of pliny the younger really worth all this? >> reporter: the rain let up a couple hours throughout the day, but for the most part it's been like this, wet, windy, and bone chilling cold. theresa came from vacaville to stand in line for hours at russian river brewing for the 20th annual

we're in sebastopol in sonoma county. we are all about evolution, baby steps.that's-- again, the beauty of being a small family-owned winery is that we can turn on a dime and enjoy ourselves in the process. our wine has been served at the white house for 38 years. clearly you become president of the united states, one of the first things that happens is that you develop a taste for iron horse. this is our second vintage of dragon. the first vintage of dragon was made for exports of china. we're approached by a company in china who had heard about iron horse from being served at the white house. they wanted to try bringing in a california sparkling wine into the market, and they commissioned a chinese cuvée. we just loved it so much. and we felt rather than exporting to china, this is just so beautiful for lunar new year and particularly san francisco. it is very dry. it is, of course, delicious with asian cuisine. bubbles in general are. when you're feasting and celebrating community, which is what lunar new year is about, you're going to have a lot of differen

sebastopol is where we find three dogs in a tub. they might not have to be in the tub to get wet. there will be scattered showers especially where they call home with temperatures in the upper half of the 50s. other parts of the bay area have a better chances of getting up into the 60s. we have a couple warmer days farther down the line in the seven-day forecast, specifically by thursday and friday low to mid-60s on a more widespread basis and especially friday we finish off the workweek there's a chance some spots get into the upper 60s, close to 70 degrees and then more rain chances because it's a weekend and it's 2024 and it has to rain on the weekends apparently. this will be the tenth weekend of the new year and it's rained on now eight of them. >> all right. come on now. >> sunday does look dry. >> to have three golden retrievers, how lucky. >>> still ahead, california's almond industry hitting a slump, the factors driving a large farm to file for bankruptcy and what it means democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our rep

the storm brought down a 100 year old oak tree crashing onto a senior center in the north bay, sebastopol fire says several seniors and staff were inside when that tree smashed through the roof around 230 today. fortunately, nobody hurt. the senior center will be closed through the weekend. well, march is really ending in a bold fashion. got a lot of rain, gusty winds. sandhya, how does easter weekend look? >> well, larry, it's going to be partially wet. possibly some thunderstorms. let me show you live doppler seven right now. and we're going to talk about where it is coming down in the santa cruz mountains. we are seeing heavy rain at this hour right around highway 117 in scotts valley. as we move up towards the peninsula from mountain view, woodside street level radar into redwood city, seeing downpours, san carlos, burton avenue and you will notice pretty much all the way to san francisco. we are seeing some light to moderate showers. also in the mill valley tiburon area, emeryville, oakland. all steady showers at this hour so we're not completely done with this system. as a matter of

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the storm brought down a 100 year old oak tree crashing onto a senior center in the north bay, sebastopolsays several seniors and staff were inside when that tree smashed through the roof around 230 today. fortunately, nobody hurt. the senior center will be closed through the weekend. well, march is really ending in a bold fashion. got a lot of rain, gusty winds. sandhya, how does easter weekend look? >> well, larry, it's going to be partially wet. possibly some thunderstorms. let me show you live doppler seven right now. and we're going to talk about where it is coming down in the santa cruz mountains. we are seeing heavy rain at this hour right around highway 117 in scotts valley. as we move up towards the peninsula from mountain view, woodside street level radar into redwood city, seeing downpours, san carlos, burton avenue and you will notice pretty much all the way to san francisco. we are seeing some light to moderate showers. also in the mill valley tiburon area, emeryville, oakland. all steady showers at this hour so we're not completely done with this system. as a matter of fact,

police chief of sebastopol wrote a letter expressing his concerns. >> at the grocery store the safeway is just down the street from emily high school. the chief says that high school students have been loitering and stealing merchandise, creating an undesirable environment for paying customers chief also sayss partment has been providing additional patrols to area, but do not have any resources available to address the suatio suggesting safeway at a higher on-site security. a safeway spokesperson tells us that they're looking into the chiefs concerns. this comes after safeway stores across the bay area installed these gates at the self-checkout after customers finished purchasing the items they have to scan their receipt for that gate to open. state lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are launching a new effort they believe will help combat retail theft. our grant lodes joins us now live in the studio with how this top act would work. grant. yeah, they want shoplifting to stop this bill authorizes an officer to make an arrest for a misdemeanor shopping offense, even if that offense

rohnert park, sebastopol, sonoma 39. american canyon, anse as well.stem was over the weekend, but still some weak systems will brush us over the next few daysl with snow and sot rain.úso we're still getting some rain here. but the heavy stuff, if you will, is over. chilly to coldl mostly cloudyúte rain. 50s on the temps. quite cool for us this time of year. a gradual warm up, but a lot of cloud cover and light rain off k thursday friday before the next. systems on >> thank you steve. vice president kamala harris on the war between israel and hamas. the blunt statement she made as calls for a cease fire grow across the country, and a flood of comments from social workers in santa clara leads to changes in the social service system. >> we'll tell you what parents will now be invited to do in cases of abuse or child endangerment. in what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in

in fact, in sebastopol the storm brought this tree down on a senior center in north high street. was hurt, but the center will be closed until at least monday. >> it was pretty wild. it sounded like a low rumbling and then just kind of crashes as the branches started hitting and like a large crash and then everyone stayed very calm, though. all the seniors in the building for classes, very calm and we were able to get everyone out. >>> taking a live look outside at conditions right now, first alert meteorologist darren peck joins us with a look at what to expect this easter weekend. >> we are not done with this storm, devin. we've entered the phase where it's going to be on again, off again probably for about the next 12 to 18 hours, really until we get about halfway through saturday. look at first alert doppler. you can see all the separate little lines of showers that are pulling across the ocean. every once in a while one of these comes onshore, picks up a little intensity. this is not like the widespread steady rain we had in the afternoon. you can get heavier rainfall in sho

obviously so the alternate here would be not to get out to sebastopol would be highway 116 or highway. just avoid todútt available until further notice. now let's go back to the desk. >> okay sal. thank you. back to the breaking news in the north bay where you saw the live newsr police officers were hurt. a man has died after a shootout and chase in saint santa rosa. we showed you the news conference about what happened, but let's go back to ktvu. ali. rasmus foe a while, so sum up what happened out there. >> yeah, well, let's start with where we are. todd road and moreland avenue. you just heard sal mentioned that this road is closed and this is the reason why we're now finally getting some information and details from santa rosa police and sonoma county sheriff's about the investigation that started here around midnight this morning. sheriff's deputies, four of them in four separate patrol cars, responded to a call about a man brandishing a gun outside stony point road. and todd. uh, todd road. and at that point, according to the sheriff's deputies, the man started firing his weapon

the police chief of sebastopol says the threats are not credible, but having police officers on campusents as well. >> more than 75 in the us government's newest student loan repayment plan, the biden administration announced last month it's canceling student loan debt for 153,000 borrowers in the save plan. it applied to many borrowers who've made payments for at least ten years andúoriginally borrowed $12,000 or less. now, even more borrowers in the plan are eligible to have their payments ended. the plan won't require borrowers to make payments if they earn less than 225% of the federal poverty line. that's 32,000 a year for a single person. congress could move forward on a measure this week that would ban tiktok here in the united states. >> as doug luzader reports, some unusual alliances are now forming in washington. >> there is a lot of bipartisan support for going after tiktok, but we've seen some major shifts and some unusual positions on this, starting at the white house. >> mama kelly sanders saying she makes great chocolate chip cookies. >> president biden made a splash cam

this is up in sebastopol.chief ronald nelson wrote a letter to safeway's regional president expressing his concerns about. the safe way there on north main, which is just down the street from an early high school. he says the problem of high school students loitering and in some cases engaging in theft is now creating problems for customers, especially in the afternoon hours when school is out. in the letter, chief nelson says that his department has been providing additional patrols during those after-school hours, but they don't have the resources to do that all the time. and so the chief is asking safe way to hire security and loss prevention, staff and work together with police to solve the problem safely. spokesperson tells us they are looking into the chiefs concerns. we'll let you know what they decide. >> a uc berkeley professor is protesting how the university's handling growing concerns of anti-semitism. professor ron hassner is the chair of israel studies and he's staging a sleep in on campus this w

sebastopol police chief ronald nelson wrote a letter to safely regional president expressing his concernshe safeway on north main just down the street from an early high school. he says the problem of high school students, loitering and engaging in theft is creating a problem for customers, especially in the afternoon when the school is out, he's asking them safe way to help fix the problem because the department doesn't have the resources to patrol that area all the time after students are out of school. an internal audit from bart shows 3 employees who claimed to be working 10 hour days would briefly report to duty before going home for much for portions of their shifts. the report claims that 3 employees collected on earned base salary. >> extra earnings from shift pay over time and double time. pay on holidays. >> it's 6.44. and there are new plans in cupertino to replace a nearly 100 year-old bridge. $850,000 has been secured. now replace muck it above mcclellan road like raise the roadway. this bridge is a major east-west connector in the city. it goes over stevens creek walk. bike

you will notice sebastopol, graton, windsor highway 101. seeing those wet roadways. also seeing those showers right around the east bay. so if it takes you if your commute takes you through lafayette highway 24, san francisco, daly city, pacifica, san bruno, then watch out because here is the view from our mount tam cam. it gives you sort of that poor visibility. rainy, breezy view, mid 50s. santa rosa, napa, fairfield 57. along with livermore. today's high temperatures below average for this time of year. and from our emeryville camera, the clouds are pretty much stacked up upper 50 san francisco, oakland, san mateo, half moon bay, 55 degrees, and an hayward. right now it is 60 degrees. the view from pier 39 looking pretty tonight. showers gusty in the hills friday. stronger level two storm comes in with a thunderstorm possibility and on easter there is a lingering isolated chance. but for the most part the weather begins to improve. so light level one for tonight. scattered showers, moderate to heavy at night and breezy to gusty conditions. 7:00 tonight you see the

and right now you're wim caufield in sebastopol. it's a request style.what do you think i love it s the owner of graze and gather in oakland, a lifelong east bay resident. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> all right. still to come, california inmate fire program expands young offenders. next on from members of the pilot program trying to right the past. ta even the most chill of parents know when it's time to go into protect mode. nothing kills more viruses on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. ♪ wendy's breakfast 2 for $3 is so good, the crew is giving every combination codenames. bis-squared. egg and cheese biscuit and sausage biscuit. 2 biscuits! i'm impressed tyler knew what squaring was... mathletes! no matter what you call it, choose wisely. choose wendy's breakfast 2 for $3. in san leandro say violent situh patients. some employees say they've suffered broken noses. broken ribs have been punched in the face and head and had their teeth broken. today at noon, a group of employees will hold a rally to call for more protect

there's penngrove sebastopol highway one up in the north bay, some light showers, heavy rain from americanhighway 37 into vallejo. we'll call it moderate rain. there's that little pink from mount tam down through san francisco, some lighter showers, and then finally the snow around mount hamilton. so we're looking at this cold system throughout the day today, a level one downpours at times gusty winds. our wind advisory through 10:00 and a chance of a thunderstorm. so as we go through the day, noontime two 3:00 we'll get some sun that acts as a destabilizing mechanism. when we could see more thunderstorms 41 mile an hour, gusts in oakland and the upper elevations almost as windy. so have the rain gear with you. it is cold. see that? 32 degrees in cloverdale and we'll see the spotty showers. some pretty heavy downpours at times throughout this afternoon. stephanie. >> lisa. thank you. well, those powerful winds and heavy snow are hitting the lake tahoe area as we speak. and a handful of ski resorts are closed due to these blizzard conditions. that includes palisades tahoe residents there ar

sebastopol police chief ronald nelson wrote a letter to the retailer's regional president expressing his concerns about the safeway street from an early high school. so tre issues of high school as students engaging and theft and that is creating problems for customers, especially in the afternoon when school lets out. in the letter. chief nelson also says his department has been providing additional patrols during those after-school hours, but officers simply don't have the resources to do this all the time. the chief says he wants a way to hire security in loss, prevention staff and work together with the police department. safely. spokesperson tells us they are looking and to the chief's concerns. meanwhile, state lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are launching a new effort. they believe will help fight retail theft and provide more resources for law enforcement. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us that story. >> well, the assembly member behind the bill says in addition to protecting the public, the hope is to also protect jobs, doing nothing is not an option s

sebastopol police chief ronald nelson wrote a letter to safely as regional president.is concern about the safely on north just down the street from an ally high school does a column of high school students bordering and engaging death create a problem for customers, especially in the afternoon school gets out asking them to help fix the problem because hartman doesn't have enough resources continue patrolling the area when students are let out of school. and internal audit firm barr chose 3 employees who claim to be working 10 hour days. >> they were breezy report to duty before going home for much of portions of their shift. the report claims that 3 employees collected in an urn base salary extra earnings from shift pay overtime. double pay and also double play on the holidays. all right. let's kind of switch gears here and talk weather next. few days is supposed to be a rainy not a lot of day. really just wanted nothing but sunshine over the weekend. good morning. well, good morning. ran a good morning. everybody looks like today we can deliver on that. the rain is s

russian naval vessels, a communications center, and several other facilities in the crimean port city of sebastopoln nigeria say at least 137 school kidnapped from kaduna earlier this month have been rescued. the nigerian military says they were rescued early sunday morning. nearly 300 were initially reported as being held captive the nigerian government insists that all of the children are now safe the state's governor says he met with families of the children and the students will be hosted at an official dinner on monday. but added that one teacher had died after developing complications while in captivity or joining us now is seen as david mccullough penzi, who's following the story from johannesburg and debit tell us what is the latest on the kidnapped school children and have all of them being released as the government claims well, the government says that all of them have been released and they describing this as a search and rescue mission. by nigerian >> military that found that children or at least had them given back to them in a neighboring state, perhaps as much as hundred miles from

the storm brought down a 100 year old oak tree crashing onto a senior center in the north bay, sebastopold. well, march is really ending in a bold fashion. got a lot of rain, gusty winds. sandhya, how does easter weekend look? >> well, larry, it's going to be partially wet. possibly se

you have dresses or suits, you can give the students please drop those off at analy high school in sebastopold hernandez, said retail theft affects the entire community, with stores closing and prices rising. despite those concerns, the police department says overall there was a decrease in crime in milpitas last year. major crimes decreased by 6.2% and property crimes by 8.3. the great mall accounted for 35% of the thefts reported in the city, and 78% of all thefts reported at shopping centers in milpitas last year, san francisco police say they're making progress reducing drug dealing in the tenderloin. 30 suspected dealers were booked or cited last week for sale or possession, with the intent to sell drugs. officers at the tenderloin station say they seized nearly 7 pounds of drugs and more than $11,000 in cash. >> sunnyvale is getting some help in dealing with a shortage of pandemics. >> i certainly would want us to be in a better place with more paramedics, overall for the county, because it does impact all cities, in terms of the response times. >> i misspoke, clearly it's paramedics. s

sebastopol 38. uh, over towards the east bay shore. it looks like richmond.tered showers on and off for today. the snow continuing in the sierra and of course, that has been the big story with this boy, is it coming into fruition. we haveúsnow levels down to rain snow mix this morning along the east bay shore. the darker shades of green indicating there's definitely some rain out there moving through we're looking at in that live shot. shows the snow levels down to about good amount of snow reported. the homewood has reported six feet of snow in the last few days, and it still keeps coming. here's a look at the future cast for today. notice lunch? we've got some light showers that want to push through. meanwhile the snow continuing in the sierra. and then for your dinner hour, a it will be winding down. but awg have a better look at what we can expect temperature wise fors that in the extended forecast. >> okay. thank you rosemary. a e slopes leaves a promisingúhigh positive attitude is inspiringt& everyone around 49ers making a e spchanging move. new defensi

fairfax at t1 degrees occidental's at 40 sebastopol, rohnert park.couple of upper 30s under mostly clear skies. but clouds are on the way and they'll start to roll in here. tomorrow we'll get more clouds on thursday. it's still dry, not as warm as it was, that's for sure. but rain returns friday into saturday. looks like a cooler, breezy pattern way it's looking with another system, maybe on monday. now this is a little different twistúhere. now being forecast. more snow in the mountains. really more snow than rain. so we're not done yet here. and i don't think the patterns are changing all that much into early april. it does look active 5060s to a few soft 70s you guys. >> quiet out here. so nothing like this really happens on a regular. >> a domestic violence call ended south bay neighborhood. we hear from neighbors and the police about the investigation now underway, and many people want to go electric for their next car, but they don't have a place in their home to charge it. >> we'll show you the effort by leaders in one bay area city to build a

look at fairfax 41 yetmid bolinas point rays andúbodega bay mid 50s to upper 5ps and sebastopol at 55e wind will te weekend and temperatures will stay pretty nice here. so severe, clear, breezy to windy, some locations aren't too bad, others it's not too shabby here, but this will be the main day ws look to be tomorrow and then after that. still nice, but decreasing when going into the weekend. >> thank you steve. well, one of the most popular apps in the smartphones in the us. how a have a big impact on smallld businesses and video creators and volunteers on the san mateo coast are drawn to each other by their passion for the ocean. >> we'll introduce you to the mavericksúrescue team, who risked their lives t make sure surfers business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. power