now they're serving up southern food and flavor in sebastopol to big crowds and long lines.s the key to their success? we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! type 2 diabetes? discover the

and people love it. >> that's cool. >> yes. >> and i wouldn't have thought sebastopol necessarily. >>xactly. >> but they say like it's a great place. the community is really embrace them and supported them clearly with that line. the lines that they have was that a dry rub on their on the ribs? >> i think so, i don't know, i just ate it. i think it was i mean, it wasn't like the saucy was it. no, no it wasn't like it was dripping all over. you don't need sauce, he said. >> it's flavorful. it's good. you don't need all that if you choose, but you don't need it. >> got it. okay. >> you just taught me something. >> i got to go back to get the oxtails, though. >> okay, cool. so good. >> all right. yeah, that definitely would probably be on many people's agenda. >> barbecue over the weekend. weather is going to be good. and you know we're always nervous about dry conditions this time of year. and we're going to have those after the holiday extremely dry. so plan on a big change in the weather after the long labor day weekend. low clouds and fog at the coast and they pushed locally inland a

>> that we found each other in sebastopol. >> kumasi. aaron. abc seven news. >> we're glad you found each looks fabulous. >> absolutely. all right. we have much more news ahead on this stream with zach fuentes in just two minutes. if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for all of us. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record

the destination is the commercial portion of sebastopol task, calling the boy e, and i'd like to make the observation that there's never been that much green and crimea, and there never will be the best years even before crimea was annexed. there never been such a large quantity of grain for exports on board and now with the war, the porter service topo is becoming a real hub for all these ships based on the sold in the between may and june of 2022 at least 12 prices but at the same dogwood sebastopol screened terminal as soon as they were loaded with grain from the occupied territories, they officially set cause for 11 or turkey. but as soon as they reached the high seas, the ships disappeared from cracking. rachel or when may 2nd 2020 to an empty russian fraser the much for us posting to teach the it's of us to put in on the 29th of may. it turned up in the swimming pools of latasha blue, unloaded wait, the to put the nicholas named people, cause we shall, vicious, new hope is low city, satellite imagery show. most of the green went to syria. you have to know, syria is one of the fe

or sink your teeth into the gravenstein apple fair in sebastopol >>somewhere in the middle of nowhere, >>the award winning best musical come from away is returning to san jose for one weekend only this november download the broadway san jose app now to access the pre-sale >>code. >>tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. at broadway san jose. dot >anne>our social media feeds are now a key battleground in the race for the white house. coming up at 3:00 today. we're going to take a look at the tactics involved trying to win over voters online. you can join us for that conversation and the latest bay area headlines at three. meantime, say hello to the oakland zoo's adorable new addition this is breyer. he's a male mountain lion cub rescued by the zoo's bay area cougar action team somebody found him alone while walking down a road in el dorado county, and the hope was to try to reunite him with the family member. but there were no other mountain lions found in the area so this little guy is only 4 to 5 weeks old, too young to survive in the wild on his own. so the zoo is going to take care

it will go to nine different communities across the state, which means housing like san francisco, sebastopol and san mateo. >> after a warning from the city to lead by today. dozens of people including families would move to the area after they were cleared near lake merced. and the city has offered housing, shelter, health services to the campers. agreeing to enroll in a housing program. >>> cisco is cutting thousands of jobs where they are shifting their focus to a.i. and cybersecurity. it could mean nearly 6,000 jobs. this is the second round of layoffs this year. >>> officers celebrated san francisco fire chief on her final day as chief. starting with the fire department and was sworn as chief making history as the first openly lgbtq chief in the city's history. so today, she had an emotional good-bye. >> i put my all into it, folks. i really did. >> as for her successor, the next fire chief is yet to be named. >>> it is tough to get into uc berkeley. what if you make it to campus to find out you can't get your wheelchair into the classroom? coming up the changes to the building just in

. >> the crash happened along busy sebastopol road at lombardi court at about 135 friday afternoon. munoz had just finished working out at this gym and was making a turn in her honda onto sebastopol. when police say she was t-boned by a man who ran a red light in a dodge dakota pickup truck. munoz was knocked unconscious and died at the hospital. santa rosa police sergeant patricia stephan says the suspect, 68 year old nhan van nguyen, showed signs of being under the influence. he suffered minor injuries and was arrested. this isn't his first dui related incident. >> the suspect did have four prior dui arrests, with the first being out of san francisco county in 1987. >> i've learned he has three dui convictions in sonoma county for incidents in 1991, 2004, and 2016. >> the family was very proud of what she had accomplished through her education and then becoming a peace officer for sonoma county probation. >> damian evans is president of the union that represents county probation and correctional officers. he says munoz began working at juvenile hall just ten months ago, and had ju

rohnert park, sebastopol, occidental, windsor, healdsburg. that's a lot.the mountains. truckee, south lake tahoe, 34 to 38. that is by far and away the coldest we've seen in a while. the low to the north gave us the wind. the high. it's just day to day changes here. one day the low winds out. we get a little cooler. the next couple of days the high winds out. so we'll get more sun today and warmer. it looks like you know, just a variation of this pattern will take us. well into the rest of the month. probably is kind of the way it's looking. so and there's no extreme one way or the other too soon for rain. although me and eric up in healdsburg are talking about it on x there on twitter. can't say i blame him. he sees the same things i do. more sun today. 60s. 70s. 80s to a few near 90. ali thank you steve. >> using artificial intelligence to stop a fire before it spreads. the technology being developed by scientists here in california to help firefighters this wildfire season. plus >> the kitchen was moving and we went under the table. >> southern californ

. >> the crash happened along busy sebastopol road at lombardi court at about 135 friday afternoon. munoz had just finished working out at this gym and was making a turn in her honda onto sebastopol. when police say she was t-boned by a man who ran a red light in a dodge dakota pickup truck. munoz was knocked unconscious and died at the hospital. santa rosa police sergeant patricia stephan says the suspect, 68 year old nhan van nguyen, showed signs of being under the influence. he suffered minor injuries and was arrested. this isn't his first dui related incident. >> the suspect did have four prior dui arrests, with the first being out of san francisco county in 1987. >> i've learned he has three dui convictions in sonoma county for incidents in 1991, 2004, and 2016. >> the family was very proud of what she had accomplished through her education and then becoming a peace officer for sonoma county probation. >> damian evans is president of the union that represents county probation and correctional officers. he says munoz began working at juvenile hall just ten months ago, and had ju

this happened at the intersection of lombardi court and sebastopol road . police say nhan van nguyen ran a red light and smashed into jessica avila munoz's white honda. she was taken to the hospital, but later taken to the hospital -- later died from her injuries. he was driving under the influence at the time. he already has four prior convictions for dui and was driving with a suspended license. >>> to a developing story out of san francisco. former mayor willie brown saying he is considering suing former president donald trump. this all starts with the story where mr. trump claims the two of them were involved in a scary emergency landing. brown denies the trip ever happened. he made the claim last week while responding to a question about a relationship between brown and vice president harris from about 30 years ago. >> i know willie brown very well. we thought maybe this is the end. we were going to a certain location together. and it was an emergency landing. this was not a pleasant landing. and he was a little concerned. >> the new york times claims

. >> the crash happened along busy sebastopol road at lombardi court at about 135 friday afternoon. munoz had just finished working out at this gym and was making a turn in her honda onto sebastopol. when police say she was t-boned by a man who ran a red light in a dodge dakota pickup truck. munoz was knocked unconscious and died at the hospital. santa rosa police sergeant patricia stephan says the suspect, 68 year old nhan van nguyen, showed signs of being under the influence. he suffered minor injuries and was arrested. this isn't his first dui related incident. >> the suspect did have four prior dui arrests, with the first being out of san francisco county in 1987. >> i've learned he has three dui convictions in sonoma county for incidents in 1991, 2004, and 2016. >> the family was very proud of what she had accomplished through her education and then becoming a peace officer for sonoma county probation. >> damian evans is president of the union that represents county probation and correctional officers. he says munoz began working at juvenile hall just ten months ago, and had ju

and we would say, please come up to sebastopol, come and come and do an heirloom apple tasting. >> it's >> yeah. >> do you think we say it tastes a little like strawberry soda? >> it's really good. >> yeah. you know what's also nice about these? because the trend in recent years in, in terms of produce is everybody's making things sweeter and sweeter and sweeter. but these, you know, there's a little there's a little sweet, there's a little tangy a little tart. you know. but what makes an heirloom apple an heirloom? >> well, you know, a lot of times people say it's they're at least 50 years old or more, a lot of times that they're they haven't been bred specifically to be what the market wants. so a lot of times they're old, quirky apples. they're apples that, that have been around since, you know, they could be from the 1600s. they could be from the 1920s. usually they're reproduced by grafting so that every apple is a clone, which means that you really are eating the same apple that someone ate in 1800, or, you know, a johnny appleseed apple from, you know, 18, 20. it's the same apple

the cities of richmond, sebastopol and san francisco getting anywhere from six and a half to $14.5 million to build dozens of homes for people exiting homelessness. san mateo county is getting nearly $14 million to convert the ramada hotel on airport boulevard into 45 permanent supportive units. governor newsom says since 2020, the state has spent $3.6 billion through project homekey to try to address homelessness. another bay area city says it is taking steps now to clean up homeless camps. palo alto mayor antonio lopez held a news conference today to announce that he is introducing a new ordinance. it would authorize sweeps after two written warnings and two offers of shelter that are declined. he said medical and mental health screenings will be offered as well, and that the city will ratchet up services increased, including increased funding for housing. he called on other peninsula cities to join him. >> i am proud that we will once again lead by example and i ask my colleagues, my mayors, my council members, my commissioners across the county and the peninsula to join me in exercisin

a woman died in the collision at lombardi court in sebastopol road in santa rosa yesterday. this is what's left of her car after police say another driver ran a red light and slammed into it. the honda was hit so hard it was pushed into a third car. police say the suspected drunk driver has four previous dui arrests and was driving on a suspended license. he's now in jail on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and felony dui. our weekend is off to a cool and drizzly start in some spots. looking live out from our mount tam and east bay hills cameras tonight. abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian tracking the cloudy and in some cases, wet conditions. >> yeah, j.r. has been more like a november or december day than an august day. we had clouds lingering all day and as you mentioned, lots of drizzly spots. now, we don't have any measurable rain in any locations, but we do have a trace amounts. and here's why. as we close in on this low pressure system just offshore. you can see it's kicking showers up in parts of northern california north, generally north of the bay area. a

or sink your teeth into the gravenstein apple fair in sebastopol >>>>somewhere in the middle of nowhere >>>the award winning best musical come from away is returning to san jose for one weekend only this november. download the broadway san jose app now to access the presale code. tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. at broadway >ott-1>well, downward dog taking on a whole new meaning in one southern california yoga class, a santa monica studio is using actual dogs you can see that there to help people find their zen yogis, practice their poses alongside a group of nine puppies. oh, it looks so fun. whoo! class members say added a layer of fun and happiness to the afternoon. and most of the puppies are also up for adoption. about 58 have already found new homes through the class since 2019. oh my gosh, that is too cute. all right, that is it for the news at nine. coming up next is the drew barrymore show. for more local headlines though, including weather, you can always join us on our streaming service on cbs news bay area. we'll see you there funny, brilliantly talented men about to w

police say the collision happened yesterday at the lombardi court and sebastopol road intersection. santa rosa police are identifying the victim, asked santa rosa resident jessica knows police say she was turning left when a pickup truck driven by a new one allegedly ran a red light, hitting her honda and pushing it into a prius. nunez was trapped inside her car with major injuries. she was rescued but died at the hospital. no one was also taken to the hospital where police say he showed signs of intoxication. according to police, he has 4 prior arrest for a dui and a suspended license and now he faces several charges, including felony dui and manslaughter. one person is dead in a fire. captain is recovering from injuries tonight after a mobile home catches fire in mountain view. the fire happened this morning on moffett boulevard and according to fire crews, they managed to put out the flames and prevent it from spreading to nearby homes. the home was a total loss, but the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and union city police are asking the community to help find a

that means housing in cities like richmond, san francisco sebastopol and san mateo classrooms across the bay area filling those seats today as school districts celebrate the first day of school. they're happy to see smiling faces and we went over to one school. coyote creek elementary, where they were happy to receive students today we were there to catch a glimpse of the hustle and bustle, students rolling in and a big yellow school bus. the principal telling us that this bus system not only good for the students, but also helps alleviate with any traffic in their neighborhood. >>>>here at coyote creek, we have three busses that pick up in the neighborhoods. bring the kids safely to school, and it really does cut down on the congestion here at coyote creek and the city in general. and the organization is traffic's that works with us >veronica>principal alpert there wants to remind students who don't rely on the bus and are walking to school to go with an adult, use the crosswalk and always look both ways before you're crossing the street. some tips there, and with the start of a new

. >>> this afternoon in sebastopol, a very special bottling of wine for a good cause.est vineyard, 3,000 bottles were filled with a reserve pinot noir. the new label tells the story, they commemorate the exoneration of more than 200 black sailors in the bay area who were unjustly punished during world war ii. proceeds from sales will help fund a visitors center at the port chicago national monument in concord. >> it is very important to me. i am -- i believe i'm in the fourth quarter of my life, and i definitely want to contribute to something. legacy, it's importance because my dad was part of it. >> it's an american story. it's an african american story. it is ultimately the story of my family. >> each bottle will cost $150 and in about two weeks, you can preorder a bottle on the winery's website. all right, want to thank you so much for watching. news continues at 8:00 on pix+ or 44 cable 12. we'll see you right back here at 11:00. have a good evening. (vo) with fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab even when you forget your wall

taken as part of the special military operation and the crimea which composes two regions, the city of sebastopol is a a different district, uh, if those six entities were sacrificed, that that would be the uh sort of minimum that would begin negotiations from a russian standpoint. now, president putin has said, that's over, with this push into russia with the only aims to theoretically either take or destroy a nuclear power plant, kill and terrorize civilians, it's over, this, they're done, so essentially uh, this is going to... go towards full capitulation and what would full capitulation look like uh, it's really hard to say, but essentially uh, putin through his own logic has now taken the gloves off of himself. all right, thank you so much. podcaster and journalist, and thank you, tim kirby, radio host and political analyst. thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this news review. انا ما احكي عن قصه حياته قومشون ابقى وحده بالبيت دول اخوان صغار انا متكلفه البيت متكلفه الزرع الحلال كله انا كله مظلوم الشعب مو بس انا كل الشعب كل الشيعه. wake up, it's a long night, darling, wake u

annual bay area aloha festival in san mateo, or sink your teeth into the gravenstein apple fair in sebastopolre in the middle of nowhere, >>>the award winning best musical come from away is returning to san jose for one weekend only this november. download the broadway san jose app now to access the pre-sale code. tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. at broadway san jose. dot com. the event calendar is bro >anne>well, social media influencers are not the only ones capitalizing on the presidential campaign season. some comedians are also getting a boost online reporter elizabeth wagmeister has that story >>>>the former >>>vice president kamala harris, >>>>are you ready to get to work >>>rocketing to the top of the democratic presidential ticket? >>>>yes you may laugh >>>not necessarily a laughing matter. >>>>it's a kamala nomination >>>unless you're a comedian like allison reese >>>>first off, i'm hilarious >>>her impressions of harris have lit up social media, a few getting millions of views. >>>>we did it, joe i am the perfect nominee >>>restarted impersonating harris back in 2019. >>>>it'

police say the collision happened yesterday at the lombardi court and sebastopol road intersection. 3 cars were involved in this santa rosa police identified the victim as santa rosa resident. jessica knows. police say she was turning left when a pickup truck driven by canada. but nguyen allegedly ran a red light, hitting her honda and pushing it into a prius unos was trapped inside her car with major injuries. she was rescued a but died at the hospital. no one was also taken to the hospital where police say he showed signs of intoxication. according to the police know and what has 4 prior arrests for dui and a suspended license. he now faces several charges, including felony dui and manslaughter. and the chp arrested a suspect in connection to a violent road rage incident. the highway patrol says armando martinez followed a driver who allegedly cut him off on the road last week. martinez is accused of then using a window punch and folding knife to assault the victim and vandalized their car. investigators say martinez also found the victim on social media and started making criminal

este dinero se repartirá entre varias ciudades, entre ellas estarían richmond, san francisco y sebastopolectos. y hablando de viviendas, también le comentamos que de acuerdo a la asociación de bancos hipotecarios, la cifra de solicitudes de refinanciamiento de préstamos hipotecarios aumentaron. además, destacaron que también las solicitudes de hipoteca para comprar una vivienda aumentaron un 3%, pese a que los potenciales compradores se enfrentan a tasas de interés mucho más altas que en meses anteriores. pasamos a santa cruz, donde autoridades cancelaron las 3 fiestas nocturnas que el restaurante cross tenía programadas para lo que resta de este mes. este negocio programa eventos musicales todos los jueves, pero en la última edición un hombre llegó al lugar, abrió fuego e hirió gravemente a 2 personas. por ahora no se han realizado arrestos y se desconoce si es que esas actividades se van a retomar el siguiente mes. ahora, con estas imágenes en vivo del aeropuerto de san francisco, le informamos que este lugar se encuentra en el top 10 de los aeropuertos con la menor cantidad de quejas a

here in the bay area, some of that money will go towards funding projects in richmond, san francisco, sebastopol and san mateo. this is all part of his project homekey initiative, which seeks to build housing for those in need. well, some good news for you. inflation continues to slow 2.9% year over year. scott mcgrew says that's closer to the fed's target for inflation. yeah that's right. the fed wants 2% inflation. so we're way down from the 9% just a short time ago. we're getting this under control. prices up 2/10 of a percent month over month. if you could take rent out of those numbers there would be practically no inflation. rents influence. and it's weighted in the measurements because we all got to live somewhere accounts for about 90% of the inflation. speaking of money, the saint louis fed has examined millennials bank accounts and real estate holdings and overall value and says millennials, people between 27 and 44 have more net worth at this point in their lives than baby boomers or gen xers did at their age. on average, 25% more wealth. the wall street journal also covered this repo

the local cities include san francisco, richmond and sebastopol. the governor says the grants will create 533 permanent supportive homes for an estimated 4800 californians at risk of, or experiencing right now, homelessness. >> east palo alto mayor antonio lopez is calling for action against encampments in his city. today, he announced he'll be issuing an ordinance to direct clearing of encampments after at least two written warnings and two offers of shelter. >> i want to be clear this isn't about criminalizing people. >> it's about helping people, empowering people and encouraging them to get the help they need. and they deserve. this is a win win for our county and our community. in my city, the unhoused population is actually down in east palo alto from 169. >> in 2022 to 81. last year. >> coming up, keeping tahoe blue. we'll tell you what democratic and republican politicians discussed on the annual lake tahoe summit today, and the plans to honor late senator dianne feinstein, who helped projects at lake tahoe. buttigieg was the keynote speake

. >> sunset and west avenue south of sebastopol road. the man told officers he was driving eastbound on sunset when someone fired at least 2 rounds into the partially open driver's side window striking him at least once in the face driver's passenger had to drive the victim to the hospital. police say they don't have any details on any suspects or motives at this time. a reward of up to $2500 is being for any information that leads to an arrest. >> and berkeley, 12 people were caught in one day for shoplifting. berkeley police say on july 27th they were patrolling businesses near the target on university avenue over the course of several hours. officers arrested suspects who had stolen candy clothing and other items, including a microwave. police say several people who were arrested also had outstanding warrants for other crimes. >> well, as kids across the country head back to class health officials are warning about high covid levels. 27 states including california reporting very high covid activity this summer. health experts say this

here in the but a area, richmond, san francisco, sebastopol, and san mateo will receive money. and when it comes to getting the housing actually built, two city council members are facing a recall after they failed to oppose the conversion of the motel into affordable housing with funding from project home key. and a plan to create more than 70,000 new homes across the bay area is dead at least for now. placing a $20 billion regional bond measure on the november ballot. but a group called the howard taxpayer association filed a lawsuit over the plan. their main objection, understating the annual cost by about $200 million each year. and today officials voted to pull that measure off the november ballot. >> all right, imagine having to listen to this at 4:00 a.m. where a san francisco man captured video of a parking lot that's full of waymo robo taxis honking at each other. waymo rents a lot next to an apartment building for the cars to sit when they are not making trips. it's due to a featured design to prevent collisions, but they did not expect it to happen so often in their

a crash on highway 12 near sebastopol yesterday afternoon. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more on his legacy. pat lafortune taught and coached at this high school for 46 years. he was loved so much. they named the track after him. in fact, you can see his name painted right here on the track. his loss is a huge blow to this entire community. it was a huge shock yesterday. it was right before we had back to school night, so it was hard to rally for that to be honest. dave geoffrion describes getting the tough news that 78 year old pat lafortune, cardinal newman high school's longest serving teache, had been killed in a car crash. lafortune was driving home after going swimming yesterday afternoon when a big rig failed to stop at a traffic light on highway 12, crashing into multiple cars. pat would have wanted us to just go on and do the best job as as professionals and let the parents know, hey, your kids are well taken care of here. loved as pat would have done. the staff is pushing forward in pat's memory. though he retired in 2019 after

association says 31 year old jessica munoz was killed by a suspected dui driver at lombardi court in sebastopol road around 130 friday afternoon. munoz was a single mother and a juvenile correctional counselor assigned to the sonoma county juvenile hall. she was on her way to pick up her 13 year old daughter from the school at the time of the crash. a fund has been set up to help her daughter and family. police say the 68 year old suspect, who had four prior arrests for dui, was booked into the county jail. san francisco residents have an opportunity to give feedback on city safety cameras this week. the police department is hosting a community meeting on tuesday. members of the public are encouraged to attend and offer their thoughts on both proposed and existing camera locations. that meeting on tuesday will be held at the police station in the bayview from 530 to 7 in the evening. students in the san francisco unified school district are heading back to school tomorrow morning. the district has close to 50,000 students, but enrollment is down. the district says it has lost more than 4000 stu

and one driver didn't survive the crash happened around noon on highway 12, in between santa rosa and sebastopol four. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has more. >> reporter twisted metal and shattered glass littered westbound highway 12 in santa rosa, where a massive pileup happened just before noon. >> while we were responding, we were getting reports that were potentially upwards of five vehicles involved, as well as at least one on fire. when all is said and done, we ended up with at least 11 vehicles involved i

a check for shows coming up in san francisco, berkeley, san rafael, mill valley and sebastopol. you can watch those endlessly. they're so fun. >> i think everybody should go see those. we'd all be in such a great mood. oh. so cute. all right. how are we doing on our weather? yeah. >> spencer christian is cracked me up. >> sorry. they are too cute. they wrestle around and toss each other around. the look on their face is like, how did i get here? what's going on? how did we get here, though? with this heat coming our way, i'll show you. here's our satellite radar composite image. the high pressure area you see there in the southwest will be the dominant feature in our weather over the next several days, it'll be the system that brings us the heat. it's also bringing us some monsoonal moisture from the desert southwest that will be flowing up through the state over the next couple of days, and may present the possibility of some dry lightning as the daytime heating destabilizes the atmosphere. but we'll keep an eye on that for you with that. it doesn't have a high probability of h

ocurrió alrededor de la una 40 de la tarde de este viernes en la intersección de sebastopol road y lombardy persona sostuvo heridas de leves a moderadas, mientras que el otro conductor sufrió heridas graves. murió después de ser llevado al hospital y hacia el norte de nuestra región en la ciudad de % murió, pero baleado. la policía respondió a la escena cerca de las 7 y 30 de esta mañana en el área de las calles octava y la a. los agentes encontraron a un hombre de 47 años dentro de una residencia con una herida de bala. el departamento de policía pide a cualquiera que tenga información que por favor se comuniquen con las autoridades. y el departamento de policía de san francisco confiscó varios vehículos involucrados en un espectáculo ilegal. esto fue el 9 de junio, cerca de las 02:00, cuando agentes respondieron a la escena en las calles embarcadero y la washington. en ese lugar, varios autos se reunieron para el evento y en un momento 1 de los vehículos fue incendiado. la policía detuvo el evento y también confiscó 5 automóviles. este viernes, el gobernador newsom visitó san josé, donde

the, the destination is the commercial portion of sebastopol task. nicole and the boy, you know, that's a cool. i like to meet the observation that there's never been that much green and crimea, and there never will be the best years even before crimea was annexed. there never been such a large quantity of grain for exports on board. and now with the war, the port as it was total is becoming a real hub for all these ships based thomas holden, the between may and june of 2022, at least 12 prices. but at the same dogwood, sylvester pulled screen terminal. as soon as they were loaded with grain from the occupied territories, they officially set course for 11 or turkey. but as soon as they reached the high seas, the ships disappeared from cracking rachel or on may 2nd 2020, to an empty russian fraser. the march was posted to teach the it's of us to put ban on the 29th of may. it turned up in the swimming pools of the top here which unloaded wait. the to put the nicholas name kit for kaiser. shop dishes, your office low city, satellite images show, most o

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a check for shows coming up in sancisco, mill valley and sebastopol. you can watch those endlessly. so fun. >> i think everybody should go see those. we'd all be in such a great mood. oh. so cute. all right. how are we doing on our weather? yeah. >> spencer christian is cracked me up. >> sorry. they are too cute. they wrestle around and toss each other around. the look on their face is like, how did i get here? what's going on? how did we get here, though? with this heat coming our way, i'll show you. here's our satellite radar composite image. the high pressure area you see there in the southwest will be the dominant feature in our weather over the next several days, it'll be the system that brings us the heat. it's also bringing us some monsoonal moisture from the desert southwest that will be flowing up through the state over the next couple of days, and may present the possibility of some dry lightning as the daytime heating destabilizes the atmosphere. but we'll keep an eye on that for you with that. it doesn't have a high probability of happening yet. so looking at the wind sp

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they say last unos was in santa rosa making a last from lombardi court onto sebastopol when a dodge truck ran a red light and struck her car. unos later died at the hospital. the driver that hit her was arrested and booked into jail on gross veoicular manslaughter and felony dui. police also say he was driving with a suspended license and have 4 prior dui arrests menos his colleagues has set up an online fundraiser for her daughter so far raising almost $17,000. >> all the things that we had talked about, the health care. those come to an and so we have a housing situation. we have a health care situation for the teenage daughter and for us, that's that's a challenge. so we're really trying to get the word out for the part from the hero campaign so people can donate. they can donate anonymously if you wish. but for us, we'd love for it to go statewide. we look for people to contribute any with honor her memory. >> the online fundraiser describes jessica has a dedicated and caring single mother. was known as full of life, proud to serve as a peace officer and excited to begin her career in

sebastopol in there. rohnert park, sonoma. yesterday 30s in the mountains, truckee, south lake tahoe to 84 down in las vegas, 56. arcata to 71. in san diego. there's just not it's just again, these these are almost permanent features for about the next 10 to 14 days. the high to the south or the southwest and the lows up to the north. and it's just a matter of does it wobble inland. does it stay offshore. but pretty decent low's going to form off the california oregon coast on saturday. and boy, i'll tell you if the forecast models are right, that's going to lead to some early rain from about del norte, humboldt county northward, maybe trinity. no doubt about it. in the pacific northwest wednesday fog and sun. sunny for most, cool for some, mild warm if you're well, well inland. hot. although again, the angle of the sun is a little lower now. i mean, it just feels more like september than it does august, but it wouldn't take much to get hot again. but today, 6070s, 80s to near 90. don't see much happening. in fact, if anything

soaraway sebastopol's in there. it's close for others. middletown's in there, upper lake as well. so there are a few upper 40s 37, truckee 5056, reno 37. also at mammoth 38 alturas. getting there fast today and tomorrow. it's about the high pressure system. so the cool windy pattern from saturday especially is kicked out. morning low clouds but a little warmer. the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow and then a huge change is on the way. it looks like another stronger low is set to drop in here friday and saturday, you know, again, we'll see how deep it is. if it has an over water trajectory, over land makes a big difference. that will be here on friday into saturday, then kick out by sunday. this could be maybe a possibility of some light rain. north bay, or a possibility of some snow up in the sierra. we'll have to, you know, ease into it, deal with it as we get closer to it. but i would not be surprised if this one is a little bit stronger than the one we had this last saturday. a little warmer today. lots of sunshine, still a breeze in place. nothing crazy as we saw on sa

healdsburg was 90, sebastopol 88. and cloverdale north. you'd think they'd be hotter. nope.y were 88. it's all because of that north breeze, which was only about 18 to 22 miles an hour. but that'll do it. cooler forecast is on tap for saturday today. i just think we're stuck. there could be some subtle day to day changes, but really not much changing until tomorrow from that low coming in. and again, you know, this is an early arrival on a system. usually you don't see this in august, but it looks like one is on track for tomorrow. 50s on most of the temps here, 30s in the mountains. mammoth was 34 now 41. truckee 36. now 39. south lake tahoe still at 36. one system kicks out the next one is on its way. i should also mention kind of interesting here. you see that a lot of monsoon moisture there in northern mexico. some of that could take the turn here. i'll show you. you're looking at 10,000ft. why? we mentioned this. look at this. see if you're going to southern california. las vegas. i think they'll get in on some of that activity as we head to saturday. we get in on that

that crash took place in santa rosa along sebastopol road and lombardi court.e say she was t-boned by a man who ran a red light, had a daughter, and i'm thinking the daughter waiting for the mom to come pick her up. >> and then she finds out like that. it's heartbreaking. >> the suspect, 68 year old vaughn van nguyen, showed signs of being under the influence. winn has four prior dui arrests dating back to 1987. he suffered minor injuries and was arrested. traffic deaths in san jose continue to outpace last year's numbers. the issue is back in the spotlight after two deadly crashes just last weekend. san jose police say two people were killed in separate collisions sunday. the first happened in the morning when a 38 year old man was hit and killed, not far from jackson park. the second was sunday night near the san jose capital flea market. police say a woman was in the crosswalk when she was hit and killed. >> drivers should always look both ways at all costs, even if it's like, you know, looking at the one direction where they don't normally look. they should

sebastopol 88 and cloverdale north. you would think they'd be hotter. nope, they were 88. i think a similar repeat today there is a slight northerly breeze at santa rosa, petaluma and novato, yet everywhere else it's south or west, so it is isolated, but it's there. the weekend will be cooler. that's for sure. but today we have to get past one more day, which will have the same ilk, if you will forecast that we've seen the last couple of days, 6070 by the water, 70s 80s around the bay and then upper 80s to some low 90s inland. but that's a rather deep and impressive system for mid-august is on its way for saturday, which will give us a significant cooldown. 50 60s on the temps 37 bookends truckee, south lake tahoe. how about that mammoth at 38 degrees? so cold in the mountains this low will drop in. now again, it all depends on how far it punches inland, but it sure looks like the line is going to be around northern sonoma county. probably ukiah north is the way it looks. we will get drizzle, low clouds, wind will pick up and it'll be a cooler pattern. but i mean a point z

governor's latest proposal on keeping prices low won't stay down ■" a 78 year old pat lafortune of sebastopols identified by family as the man who died in a chain reaction crash on highway 12 yesterday. he retired in 2019 from cardinal newman high school in santa rosa after 46 years. he leaves behind his wife of 34 years, three children and 12 grandchildren. >> a high school freshman was taken into custody today. this afternoon at a school in santa rosa. after he allegedly stabbed another student. police say the 14 year old boy stabbed a 13 year old boy at elsie allen high school. the 13 year old suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. police say a knife was recovered. police are now investigating to figure out exactly what set off the violence. >> san francisco city leaders are proposing new laws to crack down on illegal sideshows. this includes extending the amount of time police and confiscate sideshow vehicles, can confiscate sideshow vehicles, and making it illegal to assemble vehicles for a sideshow. legal experts say this could get tricky if the law appears to threaten f

the cities of richmond, sebastopol and san francisco are getting anywhere from six and a half to $14.5 million to build dozens of homes for people exiting homelessness. san mateo county is getting nearly $14 million to convert the ramada hotel on airport boulevard into 45 permanent supportive units. governor newsom says since 2020, the state has spent $3.6 billion through project homekey to address homelessness. >> some people in richmond say they feel let down after a last minute settlement between chevron and the city to kill a community based richmond refinery tax. many who are upset are those who work to get it. on the november ballot. ktvu tom vacar was at the richmond city council, where the vote was unanimous, and he has this report on the very last day and hours possible. >> richmond city council, in a special meeting, unanimously voted to pull an already approved refinery tax ballot measure from the november ballot. in the deal between chevron and richmond, chevron will pay the city $550 million over ten years. the refinery tax would have raised a lot more 60 to $90 million a

police say the collision happened friday at the lombardi court of sebastopol and sebastopol road intersection. santa rosa police identified the victim as jessica avila, knows. police say munoz was turning left in her car when a pickup truck driven by the suspect. and when allegedly ran a red light, know suffered major injuries. she later died at the hospital when was also taken to the hospital where police say he shows signs of intoxication. investigators say the suspect has 4 prior arrests for dui and a suspended license you know, faces several charges, including felony dui and manslaughter. one person is dead and a fire captain recovering from injuries after a mobile home catches fire in mountain view. that fire happened saturday morning on moffett boulevard. fire crews managed to put out the flames and prevent it from spreading to nearby homes. the mobile home was a total loss and the cause is under investigation. is it? police are asking the community for help finding an elderly missing woman diagnosed with alzheimer's neighbors last saw 97 year-old median parker getting into an ambulance

richmond, san francisco, sebastopol and santa tale since launching the program in 2020 home. kids has helped fund nearly 16,000 homes. and overdose deaths are down compared to the same time last year. this is according to the san francisco health department, the city's director of public health doctor grant colfax sharing that in july of 2023, more than 70 people died from drug overdoses, most involving fentanyl. all but last month, he says less than 40 people died. he credits this change in the cities, use of other drugs that can help people fi ht their addictions. >> the most effective treatment for opioid use disorder and the medications, methadone and buprenorphine. these medications reduce the risk of death some cases by as much as half. we made concerted readable. efforts to make it easy to get medication. these medications. >> doctor colfax as one of those drugs used to treat addiction is over-regulated and he called state leaders to ease restrictions. and we'll hear more on how he and other city leaders want to see that changed. coming up during kron for news at 5 tod

the crash took place in santa rosa along sebastopol road at lombardi court. police say she was t-boned by a man who ran a red light, had a daughter and i'm thinking the daughter waiting for the mom to come pick her up. >> and then she finds out, like that. it's heartbreaking. >> the suspect, 68 year old nhan van nguyen, showed signs of being under the influence. police say nguyen was has four prior dui arrests dating back to 1987. he suffered minor injuries and was arrested four years after the ccu lightning complex fire burned through nearly all of big basin redwoods park, california's oldest state park, is taking a significant step toward recovery. >> the state parks department is holding a public meeting to unveil rebuilding plans tomorrow. the department is considering three separate plans. they all include relocating the main visitor center and running shuttle busses through the park to reduce traffic. state park officials are allowing the public to give their thoughts on the plan, either in person or online. >> researchers at uc davis have found low int

. >> the cities of richmond, sebastopol and san francisco are getting anywhere from six and a half to $14.5 million to build dozens of homes for people exiting homelessness. san mateo county getting nearly $14 million to convert the ramada hotel on airport boulevard into 45 permanent supportive units. newsom says since 2020, the state has spent $3.6 billion through project homekey to address homelessness. >> another bay area city says it's taking steps to clean up homeless camps. east palo alto mayor antonio lopez announcing his plan this morning. lopez is introducing an ordinance to conduct sweeps after two written warnings and two officers of shelter that are declined. san mateo county recorded 2130 people experiencing homelessness in its most recent one day count last month. that's up 18% in two years. >> this isn't about criminalizing people, it's about helping people, empowering people and encouraging them to get the help they need and they deserve. this is a win win for our county and our community. >> he said medical and mental health screenings will be offered and the city wil

the cities of richmond, sebastopol and san francisco are getting anywhere from six and a half to $14.5s for people exiting homelessness. san mateo county is getting nearly $14 million to convert the ramada hotel on airport boulevard into 45 permanent supportive units. >> san francisco leaders say new data shows the city is making progress finding options for people living on the street. the department of homelessness and supportive housing reports. the latest count shows a little more than 8300 sheltered and unsheltered homeless in san francisco, and that is up about 300 people from two years ago. but the city says more people are off the streets and in shelters, more people experiencing homelessness are sheltered now than ever before, and we've seen a 13% reduction in street, street homelessness and tent utilization across the city. san francisco increased efforts to clear tent encampments throughout the city and moving people out who are living in rvs. a couple of people on the street say they believe people forced out of encampments are leaving the city. >> i think other people are