rosa aurora: usted arme alboroto. albertano: mírala. rosa, ¿qué haces?o que en este país ya no hay moral. imagínense ustedes que una chamaca bien acuerpada se está contorneando en almacenes don carmelo, allá. allá, sí, sólo en almacenes don carmelo, vayan. sólo en almacenes don carmelo, sólo en almacenes don carmelo. albertano: ¿qué vas a hacer? rosa, mírala. tengo unas visiones, ¿eh? rosa aurora, por favor. maría: ¿qué está haciendo? ¿qué hace tu hermana? albertano: no comiences. rosa, bájate. maría: vela, hermana, no se da a respetar. no, hermana, luego van a pensar que nosotras somos igual que ella. betzabé: nosotras somos unas damas. albertano: bájate, rosa, bájate. así no, chihuahuas. [silbidos] [aplausos] maría: almacenes don carmelo presenta las mejores promociones. ¿y cuáles son las mejores promociones? delfino: las mejores proporciones las tiene rosa aurora, la duendecita de los precios bajos y amiga de todos los papás de niños. maría: ¿y qué otras ofertas tenemos para el día de hoy, rosa? rosa aurora: compren, compren, compren, compren. todos:

beginning back in 1981. >> a convicted rapist runs into new trouble at santa rosa. ♪ >>> the santa rosaorrectional institution houses some of the most difficult-to-manage inmates in the state of florida. even in general population, inmates follow strict rules. >> all right, y'all, hold it down. >> for instance, talking is prohibited in the chow hall. >> there's no talking allowed in the dining facility at all. it just minimizes the noise, the confusion. there's so many inmates in here we're trying to get in and out. >> got them all over the walls, no talking. just don't say nothing at all. >> usually, they warn you, but they can lock you up if they want to. >> let's go. >> inmate kitchen worker george ellis has done time at other prisons but finds the atmosphere at santa rosa to be especially oppressive. >> i'm from up north. up north, prisons are different. we have unity up north. inmates -- ain't no unity here. inmates they're scared. they're scared of being locked down. they're scared, period. they don't stand up for themselves down here. >> richard penn says he was standing up for h

you're up. >> every inmate that comes to us from santa rosa gets a haircut. unfortunately, they can't have their own individuality. so we try to make them as vanilla as possible. when we take their photo and their i.d., we want a clear look at their face in case something should ever happen, one would get away from us, you know, they would be able to be readily identified by that photo. >> thank you. >> have a good one. >> paul bennett, a transfer to santa rosa from another state prison, is just starting the check-in process, and his search might take longer than most. >> oh, they search. it doesn't bother me though because i feel safer knowing that they search, you know. so in case i come in contact with another inmate that i am quite sure that person don't have a weapon, or, you know? >> why are you in a wheelchair? >> oh, i get shot in north carolina. so i was quad and then paraplegic, you know. this helmet, i'm epileptic. you know, which i have grand mal seizures. so i wear the helmet to protect my head because the bullet is still in my head. >> bennett i

sot / bombero de santa rosa generic import: stringer santa rosa electrical tower fall sot 02:04 "the individual that fell started a small grass fire that it was quickly extinguished" ---al hacer contacto con la grama seca se originaron llamas. --los bomberos pudieron rescatar al hombre y contener el incendio que no se propago mucho gracias a que la vegetacion se habia cortado recientemente. ---la ubicacion de la torre donde se electrocuto el hombre esta cerca del arroyo santa rosa. --el nombre de la victima y su edad no se han dado a conocer pero si se notifico que habia resultado con graves quemaduras y trauma en su cuerpo., el fue atendido en la escena y transportado en helicoptero minutos mas tarde a un centro medico. --la torre de transmision electrica cuenta con 115 cables de electricidad y 2 mil 200 personas se vieron afectadas con un apagon despues de este incidente. sot paul lowenthal/ bombero de santa rosa generic import: stringer santa rosa electrical tower fall sot 03:02 "the seriousness of why there're barriers in place, why there's signs... --otra persona en marzo de est

i mean you got fight, stabbings, a lot of stuff that goes on here at santa rosa.cility. >> some of the worst laundry comes from the close management units. >> violent inmates back there. you know what they're capable of. it's just a place you don't want to be. florida's most troublesome inmates all in one building. >> the most hazardous laundry is washed separately from all the rest. >> these yellow bags right here, these are the ones that usually come in. we usually don't open them until we stick them into the machine, you know. this is daily. the blood and stuff from cutters and suicide. >> armando doctor, the close management one inmate recently contributed to the latest load of yellow bag laundry when he deliberately cut himself inside his cell. the damage was so severe, he needed a transfusion to replace the blood he lost. two days later, he's cut again. >> see doctor is laid out on the floor. it appears doctor has a self-inflicted injury to his left arm. came up on the cell. he was unresponsive laying on the floor. it became necessary for us to do a life saf

it will leave from the santa rosa airport. of the trains today will be free, and next week, they're going to be half price. so you can plan on using your train for your monday morning commute. but today is all about the party. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. if you plan on riding a smart train today, just go to abc7news.com or abc7 news app. you'll find a video explaining seven things to know before catching a ride. >>> the san jose police department is launching a new very bold campaign to recruit officers from the lgbt community. >> there are three commercials that all show a san jose police officer getting ready for work. each video has a different ending showing them with their same-sex partners. the board president of the lgbtq community center says lgbt officers are better equipped to handle issues like the higher suicide rate in the community. >> they understand what the lgbt mental health issues are, there's greater compassion and understanding of how to deal with that. >> if you

santa rosa should be in the low 80s but upper 70s.should be closer to 90 out to the east but not happening. if you like this kind of weather, not much change with a slight warm-up for a few but no big change. cooler early next week for lake county next monday. that is a tough one. antioch, brentwood, lake county this time of year, they will cooldown early next week. >>> it is 4:51 am. >>> the surprising discovery in this san francisco home and the history uncovered by the electricians. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. so... why is she smiling?her days driving all over town. because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earne

((pam lead)) a fire started in a homeless encampment in santa rosa today ....nd it spread to a business and caused just shy of a half a million dollars in damage.(grant)kron 4's gabe slate visited santa rosa and talked to city officials who have a new pilot program to tackle their homeless problem. nats - firethis was the scene thursday morning in sata rosa when a fire engulfed the warehouse portion of the oriental rug master cleaners business at 1320 petaluma hill road. no one was injured.. firefighters quickly put it out but not before it caused 450,000 in damage to the structure and inventory.the fire started here next to the building in a small homeless encampment.sound from paul lowenthal / santa rosa assistant fire marshal" and the fire spread from the encampment up the backside of the building"paul lowenthal is santa rosa's assistant fire marshal he said they are looking for homeless people involved and will try to get them helpthey believe a in a housing first approach here santa rosa has launched a new city wide pilot program, homeless task forcepolice

among them are two of santa rosa's more seasoned inmates.m have spent decades in prison. >> as the years go by you get comfortable. i don't wish anyone was in here. time has a way of running away from you. one day you look in the mirror and you start seeing gray hair and you wonder where did that come from? then one day you look in the mirror, and you're going twenty years. twenty years. >> you will be rewarded for what you do in life. so if you do something good, something positive, expect to be good rewards from it. but if you're doing negative, bad things in life, expect that reward also which will be bad things. the bible tell us, do unto others as you would have them do unto you and you're going to reap what you sow. >> now serving his fourth prison term, alvin mchellon understands the meaning of reap what you sow as well as anyone. he currently has a 12-year sentence for drug possession. even though on most days he's woken up at dawn and shackled at the ankles for his job on the restricted labor squad, mchellon says it's better than th

now the city of santa rosa is declaring this a victory. if you've ever wondered how messy human beings can be, take a look from drone view 7 of this notorious terrain above santa rosa, the place they called homeless hill. >> is it good that it's gone? >> i think so. >> reporter: today the 28 residents who lived on homeless hill as late as yesterday are in a shelter, miles removed from the workmen and police and firemen, who spent the last month coordinating a plan to reclaim this place and maybe also the desperate people who filled it. by convincing them to leave for their own good. >> you saw a moment ago. we walked past a bucket of dead rats and a pile of vomit with bees on it. so the health concerns were extreme. >> reporter: the smell of this place is overwhelming. the terms of describing it, we'll leave it at that. this is the lower sx. it goes on and on. you get a sense, the size of the place, you need to walk it. about 100 yard up the hymn, this is the top. imagine tent after tent a few days ago, we're talking acres, fought days to

rosa: ya, mamita. don carmelo: ¡vámonos para afuera! todos: ¡ah! serán los primeros. chino: alto, no corran así. primero, hay que conservar la calma. no corro, no grito, no empujo. doña lucha: muévete, cabrón, no te quedes parado como menso, córrale para afuera. ¡una bomba! todos: ¡ah! don carmelo: ay, no, que se quemen mis calzones, ¡ah! todos: ¡ah! señor: ¡esto es el fin del mundo! don carmelo: ¡hija, apúrate! [grita] rosa: ¡albertano! ¡albertano se quedó dormido en el cuarto de la azotea! albertano, albertano, albertano, ¡albertano! don carmelo: ¡maría, ya párale, hijita! maría: estaba muy histérica. estaba gritando: "albertano--" ¡albertano! don carmelo: ¡no, maría! ino! doña lucha: se me está yendo la boca de lado. ahorita yo ya no cargo a los peregrinos de este año. maría: albertano. albertano. albertano. [jadea] albertano. [pajaritos] [explosión] todos: ¡ah! [hablan a la vez] don carmelo: hija. maría: [jadea] lo logré. claudia angélica, tus periquitos. doña flavita, aquí está su tilín. doña flavita: pero este no es mi tilín. chino: sí es, do

santa rosa 59. music is the thing this weekend. the summer jazz festival, that's fun, we reported live a couple of years ago from san jose. this weekend in downtown san jose, sunshine, comfortable, low 80s. if you like music and cooler weather, well, outside lands this weekend tomorrow, saturday, sunday, to be cool each day, a little bit of sunshine perhaps in the afternoon 64 degrees. so why a little bit of a change tomorrow? just a subtle change even in the wind direction can make a huge difference in the weather that we feel outside. the wind the past couple of days has been coming out of the southwest. it's one of our cooler flows of air. tomorrow, it goes from southwest to westerly.

rosa: ahí vas con tu misma cantaleta de siempre. >> no sé qué te pasa últimamente, rosa.

and 55 in santa rosa. 63 in livermore.atellite and radar -- the penetration of the marine layer is trying to make tracks towards livermore. and has not reached that far inland yet. napa at 59 degrees. fairfield 62. a bit on the breezy side. winds up to 18 and 20. and redwood city reports 66 degrees. and an update on tropical storm harvey. it's now pushing back on shore. and will affect the texas and louisiana coastline with a foot more of precipitation anticipated. that on top of the 24 to 30 inches that's accumulated around houston. as it continues the jog inland it will end up towards the tennessee valley. boy, is this a rainmaker. we're looking at up to 50 inches of historic rainfall in and throughout texas. easily about a foot of rain throughout the louisiana area as tropical storm harvey makes the second landfall. with back on the west coast we have high pressure right here. it's starting to nudge its way more in an easterly direction and loosening up a firm grasp on the state of california. santa cruz, 76 degrees. do

rosa: lucha, ¿por qué no mejor no sirves el arroz?ía de todos los Ángeles, el arroz de mamá en gracia es una receta familiar con un sazón especial. albertano: Órale, pues ni que estuviéramos en prisión. lucha: cristo negro, pero ¿en qué fallé? no entiendo qué pudo estar mal, si lo dejé-- maría: deberían de probarlo. sabor a mamá. está muy bueno. todos: [hablan a la vez] chino: sí, sí está bueno, pero como para hacer una piñata. lucha: no, yo ya no sirvo ni para hacer un arroz. yo por eso me voy a tomar un tren a tlaxcala para no ser un estorbo para ustedes. ya siento que se me está-- entumiendo, me duele el brazo. un infarto-- chino: es en la otra mano. lucha: bueno, esta también me está doliendo. ya no cargo los peregrinos. maría: no diga eso, por favor. usted le hace mucha falta a los muchachos. [solloza] yo le destapé su arroz. todos: ¿qué? rosa: con permiso, con permiso. no le vaya a pasar nada a estos chilitos, que están buenísimos. maría: es que como lo vi muy reseco-- lucha: ¡resecas tienes las--! chino: ¡mamá! albertano: acuér

it happened in santa rosa .. today kron4's gabe slate talked to city officials who have a new pilot program to tackle the homeless issue. nats - firethis was the scene thursday morning in sata rosa when a fire engulfed the warehouse portion of the oriental rug master cleaners business at 1320 petaluma hill road. no one was injured.. firefighters quickly put it out but not before it caused 450,000 in damage to the structure and inventory.the fire started here next to the building in a small homeless encampment.sound from paul lowenthal / santa rosa assistant fire marshal" and the fire spread from the encampment up the backside of the building"paul lowenthal is santa rosa's assistant fire marshal he said they are looking for homeless people involved and will try to get them helpthey believe a in a housing first approach here santa rosa has launched a new city wide pilot program, homeless task forcepolice and fire and working with with city agencies like public works transportation and local homeless shelters to try

fittingly and symbolically, they placed that statue of a seated rosa park as directly across statuary hall looking directly into the eyes of jefferson davis. jim and shawn. >> mean as lot.

katie has the story from santa rosa. >> sergeant rafael relocated to santa rosa last month with his wife and 4-yeadad olerhtug >> i came here with a mission to try to help people you know, change their lives for the better. >> but his latest mission has been replacing all of their belongings after someone stole their u-haul. >> we got here late in the night and for the military move to weigh my belongings as part of the process, so it was too late to get a weigh ticket for the truck. >> they locked the cargo area and parked it on the street near their apartment. >> the thieves hard wired the van and ditched it here, however, the shopping center's cameras were broken. the hardes pictures, newborn pictures an videos. to like not be able to get those back, i think that's very upsetting. >> the sergeant, his wife and their 4-year-old, they didn't lose a u-haul, they lost everything. >> the non-profit wine country marines got permission to fund raise for the family. >> the very best is gift cards. that way, you don't get two sets of something. >> it's a brotherhood. >> he says he bought the e

and 85 expect for santa rosa.emperatures won't change a whole lot as we get through the next few days. i'll have a look at the extended forecast including your bay area beaked coming up. >>> crews cleared a crane that collapsed and damaged a home. the crane operator was doing work for pg&e when it toll pend over re-- toppled over when it was replacing power poles. it was so long it reached a house and storage shed one street over. fire officials say amazingly there were no injuries. the damage was limited to just one house, two she said and a fence. people in the neighborhood say the sound of it falling was pretty incredible. >> and i just heard a loud crash or boom. something like i never heard before. >> just pretty shocked to see all the damage that happened. >> right now they're saying that it was a hydraulic problem with the crane. it wasn't the operator. >> officially, the cause is under investigation. authorities say they're still waiting for a damage estimate to the home. >>> coming up here, a little boy l

fittingly and symbolically, they placed that statue of a seated rosa park as directly across statuary hall looking directly into the eyes of jefferson davis. jim and shawn. >> mean as lot. symbol ism means a lot. >>> let's talk saw today compared to yesterday >> a beautiful sunny day, little heat.

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oh, i'm not in santa rosa! >> that's what happens in the dressing room! [ laughter ] >> kenny, you have to spend less time on the hairdryer there! [ laughter ] >> good morning. santa rosa, it is 50 degrees. it is 58 in san jose. and mid-50s oakland and in the tri-valley. today warmer than yesterday. it was pleasant yesterday except it was windy. temperatures in the mid-60s to the 70s. up to the low 90s away from the bay into our inland areas. we have the full forecast coming up. but right now, let's check that early-morning commute. i know it's backing up very early. jaclyn dunn with all the latest. >>> good morning. here's a live look at your ride along 580. there's your "diamonds and rubies" for your friday morning commute. this is 580 as you approach the dublin-pleasanton interchange. we had an earlier hit-and-run crash involving a big rig. now it looks like that's not blocking lanes. but the usual slowdowns out of tracy to livermore. about 25 minutes between 205 and 680. >>> barricades going up around crissy field in san francisco ahead of a rally tha

santa rosa 50. 58 in livermore. the satellite and radar shows this deck of stratus is wiping away very rapidly. today will be one of the last days especially this month of near seasonal temperatures. right now clear skies in fairfield and antioch clear, redwood city, robert just reported clear skies at 58. dave says it's clear in napa at 51. today is the last day with the temperatures close to average. then we have hot weather inland for at least 6 days. this is notable. we are going to put a stress on our electricity, our electricity demands. temperatures in the 90s and triple digits. warm to hot weather near the water especially on friday and on saturday. this area of high pressure is huge. we still have a little bit of thunderstorms in the high sierra today. but other than that, it's that classic offshore push. our weather is actually going to be hotter than in the central valley. 108 today in fresno. but today's temperatures 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. take a moment to look at these temperatures coming up in the exte

instead 77 enjoy it. 80 degrees in santa rosa 76 in san jose. when you should be well into the mid 80s. so again, enjoy the fresh clean air. great air quality. temperature-wise around the peninsula today for 72 to 77 degrees around the east palo alto area and foster city. back into san mateo. 62 degrees in pacifica. cloverdale, clear lake as well. low 80s in throughout the delta and then just that gradual warm- up each day away from the bay. while the coast remains pretty superpy. we do -- soupy. we do have a baseball game tonight. we have smith on the mound for the good guys as the oakland a's they took one on the chin last night. breezy and cool in the mid 60s and enjoy your tuesday. >>> time now is 5:51. a lucky break in an eagle eyed deputy could provide some hope in the search for a missing couple in sequoia national park. fights broke out.. at a >>> new this morning, a big brawl in chicago. several fights broke out at a basketball tournament last night. >> it's closed -- and then everybody needs to leave the location. >> a helicopter was o

they can see the dress that rosa parks was making shortly before her 1955 arrest. they can see michael jackson's fe dortch ra. keegee take in a tus airplane. they can see emmett till's casket. another major attraction, a new part of civil rights history is the story of the 100-year effort it took to build the museum itself. our correspondent, diane roberts, reports on the stories of the dreamers and the doers who brought it to life. >> every artifact has a story. one of struggle, perseverance and ultimately success. zena howard knows those ideals all too well as one of the very few african-american women architec in the u.s. >> there are less than 200 today in the entire country. .02%. >> she became interested in becoming an architect as early as 8 years old. >> i knew what i wanted to do, but i didn't really have a bunch of people that could tell me what that was. >> but it all clicked when she saw the 70's comedy "the brady bunch" and dad mike brady at a drawing table. he was an architect. >> i was like what is that? i had to research it. i had to know what it wa

that may not be the case in santa rosa. the steps the city is taking to get homeless people off of the street. the the four on 2 starts now. >>> we began this afternoon in san jose were believed to you questioning the gardening of a gardener wandering alone outside of a large apartment complex. >> it appears that the boy traveled a great distance before he was spotted by residents heading to work. jesse is live in san jose and you spoke with a couple who found the little boy ? >>>> reporter: those folks are relieved that they were able to find the little boy in the dark before he could've gotten hit by a car. someone could have grabbed him. there were also concerned as to why he was out there in the first place. the boys guardian does not live on that site. officials say the guardian lives in a neighborhood near the apartment complex which means, the little boy traveled a great distance to get to where he was and be discovered and all of that averting harm. >> the first thing going to my mind was, oh my goodness, anything c

right now temperatures from 58 in santa rosa to 63 in redwood city. winds have been picking up not so much at the coast, half moon bay, out of the northwest at 4. oakland winds are now at 10. it's calm in fremont. it's pretty much out of the west-southwest as far as the wind is concerned at 15 in the fairfield area. satellite-radar suggests an expansive extensive deck of stratus along the coast into the bay this morning stream all the way into morgan hill and as far north as santa rosa. clouds burn off, sunshine prevails. temperatures from 65 in pacifica to 87 degrees in fairfield. hotter at the delta. for the full forecast in a matter of minutes, let's say hi to sandra. >>> good morning. we are starting off tuesday with a few minors things out there. right now we're taking a look at a crash that happened earlier in fremont. this was on southbound 680 at vargas road but the good news with this we just watched the sensors go from yellow back to green so things are looking clear to the shoulder and back up to speed in fremont. here's the south bay a few

santa rosa is 78. the. >> good to know. >> yes.y much par for the course. >> yes, sir. >>> up next, texas about to update an open carry law. coming up, the new law that includes large knives and swords. >> karma goes full circle. they will get theirs, buffer something terrible to do to a family. >> a u.s. marine tarted by thieves while moving here to the bay area. more on the search for a stolen moving van and what the community is doing to help. >>> back now at 5:51. starting next month people in texas will be able to openly carry large knives, swords and machetes. a new law will make it legal to openly carry a blade longer than 5.5 inches. large knives will still be banned in places like church, schools and courtrooms. some people are against the idea. others say they don't think there will be a big change. >> it will be similar to the open carry law in texas in that there will be a big stir for a while, then it will die down. >> the law goes into affect september 1st. montana and oklahoma have passed similar lows. >>> the family

low 80s santa rosa. we'll have the full forecast coming up. a, inow that you have told me and shared stories about some traffic that you've sat in, in the morning, wee early-morning hours. but it's nothing like this. right now we're tracking an accident involving one rollover and couple of other cars and that has traffic backed up along westbound 80. the crash is westbound 80 approaching central avenue. the backup extends beyond carlson towards cutting boulevard. so if you are ready to head out the door and you can avoid westbound 80, i would do so. you don't want to be in this backup. use 580, the richmond/san rafael, looking much better as your ultimate. two lanes closed at the tollbooth at the golden gate bridge and fog advisory in place but at the limit and bay bridge toll plaza no delays. >>> the city of san francisco is suing a landlord who made his tenants live in a death trap. the squalid underground in the mission is like a dungeon with no windows and only one exit. kpix 5's katie nielson reports. >> reporter: this is the entrance to

the start of our eclipse will be in santa rosa and san francisco. and then we will start to peek around 10:15. today the temperatures across the bay area from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. i have got your full forecast coming up later but right now let's hand it back on over to kenny and michelle. >> thank you so much, roberta. >>> people are shelling out big bucks to see the eclipse loaded up a u-haul for the trip with 400 people expected to be trip along the path of totality in oregon. >> we have heard stories that the resources will be limited. >> they will join 500 million people to observe the total or partial eclipse in person or for the first time online. >> you want to make sure you have those safety glasses because you could get permanent vision loss by looking at the sun. do not use them if they are scratched or damaged. they have posted a list of portable vendors online. you can go to a local watch party with many giving away glasses. if you are staying home, cbs news will give special coverage at 10:00 a.m.. >> we scored a couple of those glass

. >> katie utehs has the story from santa rosa. >> reporter: marine corps sergeant located to santa rosaith his wife and four-year-old daughter. >> i came with the mission to try to help people, you know, change their lives for the better. >> reporter: but his latest mission has been replacing all of their belongings after someone stole their u haul. >> we got here pretty late in the night, and for the military move i have to weigh my belongings as part of the process for our logistics. so it was too late in the day to get a weight ticket for the truck. >> reporter: they locked the cargo area and parked it on the street near their apartment. the thieves hot wired the van and ditched it here, however the shop center's cameras were broken. >> i think the hardest was like her baby pictures, her newborn pictures and videos. to like not be able to get those back, i think that's very upsetting. >> the sergeant, his wife and their four-year-old didn't lose a u haul, they lost everything. >> reporter: the nonprofit wine country marines got permission from the marines corps to fund raise for the

right now, santa rosa 48 degrees. that's the coolest temperature i have seen in at least three months, seriously. san jose at 59 degrees. it's in the mid-50s in livermore. john miller is in santa rosa. tgif! it's a cool 51 degrees. clear skies for him in his neighborhood. thanks, john! i appreciate you checking in and have yourself a great weekend. satellite-radar confirms all these reports. we have the deck of stratus right here hanging tight to the san mateo coast. but again, it's relatively shallow. we will see earlier burn-off and then the heat is on this weekend with the prolonged heat wave in the forecast. here we go. we're looking at our futurecast. we have the temperatures heating up sunday through wednesday under this strengthening ridge of high pressure. this is going to be a prolonged heat wave when we finally start to see some cooler temperatures by wednesday, thursday. it's only by a degree or two. 70s to the 90s. >> 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, across the bay area today. take a look at these temperatures. this is

santa rosa, john says it's clear. katie for the first time this week at this hour in hayward says clear skies, 55 degrees. that deck of low clouds and fog along the coast is compressed this morning so we'll see burn- off all the way into pacifica and ocean beach. earlier fog burn-off. the heat is on this weekend. we'll have a prolonged heat wave. it will be taxing on our pets, on people and on our plants. we have double-barreled areas of high pressure right here. oh, you can still -- look how clearly defined hurricane harvey is. meanwhile as we heat up under the influence of those strengthening ridges of high pressure, temperatures will soar into the triple digits this weekend. 91 right now in sacramento at -- well, that's our forecast high for today. but over the weekend, definitely triple digits in the central valley. 80 in the high sierra. official sunrise at 6:34. temperatures across the bay area today this is probably the last time really this month we will see seasonal temperatures from the 60s at the coast. 60s

55 in santa rosa and overcast in the area. 53 in san jose.meda overcast skies and barometer at 30. when you see that, 30 even or rising, that's a good indication high pressure is building in. and we have fair and stable weather. satellite-radar suggests we have the marine layer about 1200 feet deep producing some drizzle along the coast. it's exceeded the bay area at least the bay itself and inland 60 miles. drizzle will stop. the heat is on for the weekend because of that right there. high pressure over the great basin continues to build and strengthen and with that clock wide rotation of the winds it's ushering in the hotter air mass from arizona transporting us through southern california into northern california. 90 state capital today. it's now in the 50s going up to 66 with partial clearing. pebble beach, big sur, carmel and monterey bay a thunderstorm is still possible in the afternoon hours in the high sierra. don't bank on sunshine in daly city and colma at 63. otherwise, approaching around 80, sunny seasonal around the peninsula. 90

. >>> dealing with the santa rosa growing homeless problem, why some people are skeptical of the new plan to fight the quality of life crimes jail time. >>> we now know what the fbi agents were looking for when they rated one of the homes -- rated one of the homes belonging to the president trump campaign manager. >>> traffic still looking good coming around the corner to the bay bridge and we have an update on the bridge and the other commutes coming up. >>> the update on the fog, making a big push inland and not much change from yesterday with temperatures running below average. track welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> triggering a double-digit premium increase on the individual health insurance policies and the studies by the kaiser family foundation said that the mixed signals from the trump administration have created uncertainty leading insurers to seek higher premium increases. they look that proposed premiums for the benchmark silver plant across major metropolitan areas and overall they found 15 of the cities will see 10% or more premium in

we start in the north bay. 85 santa rosa. 87 antioch. closer to the water, low 70s expected in oakland. in the south bay, pleasant 78 the afternoon high for you. temperatures will continue to fall as we get back to work on monday. i will have a look at those numbers plus when we will be back in the 90s coming up. >>> this morning we are following the latest from charlottesville, virginia. state of emergency is in effect after a white supremist rally that left three people dead. >> more protests are happening around the country and here in the bay area. hundreds marched in downtown oakland. lee martinez is in san jose in the south bay where another rally is planned this morning at city plaza there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these counter protests are popping up and spreading the word on social media. there is one planned for 10:30 at the san jose civic plaza. yesterday evening we saw the first counter protest in oakland. that was attended by several hundred people. we heard reports of probably thousands of people. there wer

we have rosa flores on the phone for us.e know a few moments ago we had her shot and she had to move quickly to get out of the way of the rising water because where she was just yesterday was unreachable. she couldn't access it. now the water is moving so quickly that where she was standing about 15 minutes ago, she had to get away from that sp spot. give us an idea of where you are and how quickly this is moving, rosa. >> reporter: you mentioned, in the past 15 minutes, the water has risen very, very quickly. we were at the corner of commerce and travis in the historic district in houston and you saw the pictures of that man hole erupting in water. it hasn't stopped. the water is creeping closer and closer where we had our vehicles in the high ground so the high ground is no longer. we are just moving closer to higher ground to be in a safer position so we can bring you those pictures. as you mentioned, the areas where we were doing our live shots yesterday don't exist right now. they are completely submerged in water. the

rosa parks thought of till when she refused to give up her seat on a montgomery bus in 1955. reverends king would deliver his famous i have a dream speech on the national mall in washington eight years all 28th, 1963. the date was no accident. and today, it is still inspiring young people to help right the wrong. >> the only version of civil rights i was taught was that rosa parks salt down and martin luther king stood up and everybody was free. >> 309-year-old patrick weems grew up ins mississippi president >> i until i was 18 and took a specific course on african-american studies that d. when i learned about what happened, the injustices, but also that young people made change, it compel -- compeled me to want to be a part of that change. >> he went about preserving the work at the center of the story. >> so in 1955, carolyn bryant told this sensationalized story, and she did it to kind of per stwade people that what her husband did was ok. it played into the myth that black men are rapists and will come after white women, and white women need to be protected. >> and becaus

in the north bay, 84, santa rosa. 79 for vallejo.st bay, bright and nice in oakland, 74 in the afternoon. 78, fremont. and inlntd, warm, 89 that number in concord. 90 in pittsburg. accuweather seven-day forecast holding steady through the weekend. a nice weekend around here. morning fog, sun. that solar eclipse featuring coastal clouds monday morning and then temperatures below average for the second half of the seven-day forecast. >> all right, thank you. >>> now to a developing story that abc7 news has been tracking for months now. the last coastal sand mining operation in the continental u.s. california state lands commission has approved a settlement to shut it down. the sunex corporation has been using a sand boat to suck up sand and sell it. it's caused serious erosion on public and private land. it will force them to sell the site they have been drudging to a nonprofit or government group to conserve the land and keep it open to the public. >> nba final mvp kevin durant says he won't visit president trump at the white house if

santa rosa, 56. fremont, 59. livermore in there as well. 62 in sunnyvale. temperatures to the south, a lot of 62. santa clara and san jose state , and saratoga, upper 50s. santa cruz to so cal, 80 degrees with that sunshine and 57, scotts valley and boulder creek and san martin said we're in there as well. along the crest, the thunderstorms for us is all about the fog. a lot of that moisture has pushed north ward. that's the low hanging around. as long as it does, that keeps temperatures near average to slightly below for some -- livermore, 88, 87. they came in 90 yesterday. i don't see much change today. by the coast, 60s and 70 and cooler thursday. the same friday as today. it does look warm to hot especially inland as we go into sunday and monday. >> okay. >> a last hooray for summer. >> thank you, steve. >> all right. >>> 4:50 is the time right now. the healthy snack company "kind" is using sugar to make a statement about children's eating habits. >> you have to see this. the company piled a 45,000 pound mound of sugar packages, just piled it out there

a few 80s in more 80s today with livermore and 89, san jose 83 in santa rosa 82, oakland 86. a good pushed on the fog but burning off sooner with some spinning in the atmosphere.

santa rosa 57 degrees, low 60s in oakland.your stormtracker 2, we have the monsoonal moisture you can see over the state of nevada. pretty much pushed out of our area, may have just a little wraparound there on the north edge of california, maybe in the sierra and that should be about it. high pressure will remain close to the four corners, we have this low right off the coast here that continues to bring us the onshore breeze and the cooler weather by moving a little bit closer, though, you can actually see some of the wraparound cloud cover over portions of the north bay so in addition to the low clouds, north bay starting out with mid and high level clouds this morning. for your afternoon today, mid- 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, upper 80s to low 90s expected for our hotter spots as temperatures continue to come down just slightly. here's a look at the afternoon highs for today, 78 in sonoma, 79 expected in novato, closer in the water, 70 degrees for sausalito. going to the beach partly cloudy for most of the day. e

redwood city not so much. 53 and we are clear in santa rosa.e worst places you cannot see the partial eclipse here on monday. bayside, coast side, you are going to have go inland if you like to see it. in fact right now thin overcast and orinda. clear skies in fairfield and overcast in alameda. concord will be a great place to view that' similar eclipse can be -- slow collar eclipse coming up -- solar eclipse coming up sixth days from now. -- six days from now. one hour delays at sfo and we have some drizzle this morning. thisndl pick up some brk wewiek. now this area of low pressure upper level area of low pressure, it developed in the gulf of alaska and is just ushering in cooler air mass. the temperatures in the inland areas are averaging about so degrees below -- 10 degrees below where they should be. look at sacramento 73 today. 70s and 60s pretty common in90 l. w7 vy area toda ouertsmoide number about 8re0 i santa rosa but 87 degrees and lower lake where yesterday it was 89 degrees. that gradual warming each day not a bad looking tuesday.

. >> katie utehs has the story from santa rosa. >> reporter: marine corps sergeant located to santa rosaith his wife and four-year-old daughter. >> i came with the mission to try to help people, you know, change their lives for the better. >> reporter: but his latest mission has been replacing all of their belongings after someone stole their u haul. >> we got here pretty late in the night, and for the military move i have to weigh my belongings as part of the process for our logistics. so it was too late in the day to trt a weight ticket for the uc cargo area and parked it on the street near their apartment. the thieves hot wired the van and ditched it here, however the shop center's cameras were broken. >> i think the hardest was like her baby pictures, her newborn pictures and videos. to like not be able to get those back, i think that's very upsetting. >> the sergeant, his wife and their four-year-old didn't lose a u haul, they lost everything. >> reporter: the nonprofit wine country marines got permission from the marines corps to fund raise for the family. >> the very best is gift

beautiful in sonoma county and santa rosa this weekend. los. cloudy night upper 50s to 1 tonight for you. 57 for a low in redwood city. 60 degrees. now let's talk about why things change. all we did was change the wind direction from southwest to west-northwest and you added about 7 eedegrs away from the water. you 5 will lotose most of that tomorrow because one low pressure area moves out. that's why the wind changes. a newer bigger, stronger area of low pressure is diving down from the gulf of alaska. it will turn the winds back to a southwesterly flow once again. by monday, some of you away from the water that hit 90 today won't even make it to 80 degrees. so futurecast, fog tonight, yes. anywhere near the water low cloud cover and fog but fog won't push as far inland. that said, the wind change happens tomorrow and afternoon highs even with sunshine will not be as warm as today. so temperatures heading very close to normal back to the 80s inland so not as warm tomorrow afternoon. still rather chilly in san francisco ananywhere along the coa

santa rosa overcast at 58 degrees. winds under 10 miles an hour around the lip of the bay after another breezy late afternoon, early evening yesterday. the winds, however, are gusting up to 20 right there in the fairfield area. you see these winds are pretty common around antioch through the vallejo area, the carquinez strait. winds will kick in 10 to 20 miles per hour late day today, variable. clouds toes coast into the at the coast into the bay with earlier burnoff today. 60s at the beaches. 70s in alameda. 80 redwood city. low 80s today around the santa clara valley. then we start with the high 80s and 90s towards gilroy and 84 in santa rosa. approaching 90 tri-valley. the full forecast including the weekend is coming up in a matter of minutes. how are you doing, jaclyn? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> i'm great. thank you. >> all right, roberta. >>> good morning, everyone! how are you? let's take it to the roads where we were tracking an accident and a backup but it looks like chp was able to clear it from the c

santa rosa 67 a rosa 67 a rosa 70s. 61 in you're headed out in san francisco.lle back towards the golden gate which you can barely see right there. gives you an idea of just how much faster we're going to get some sunshine. i don't know if we'll get it faster. i think will be bright they are afternoon. so make sure you have are the sunglasses. mostly cloudy and drizzle tonight. maybe not quite as much as tomorrow morning and summer heat coming back to the forecast. let's talk about breezy conditions all the bay and the delta and also out onhew, this tomorrow evening, the one for the bait in the delta at 3:00 this afternoon to 9:00 this evening so if you're thinking about heading out on the bay, choppy and breezy. san francisco and most of the bay area, 70s. 80 to 83 in the east bay. let's start with all the activities. first up, it's 67 and sunny right now in sonoma for --? santa rosa for the sonoma county 83 at 3:00 and grab that coat if you'll be there till the end. 61 at 1 is being. a game today at the coliseum. they are giving away baseball cards to the fir