that call napa home. this particular boutique vineyard has been around for decades being able to come on this property, see where the fruit that should be grown. >> harvested produced bottle's label and ship from. and then also, of course, be able to try that line. is pretty cool known for their red wines. you get a 5 taste tour, you and the crew can sip your way through the barrel room and take selfies among the rows or low vines. >> the trolley will eventually drop you back off at oxbow public market settled right along the napa river just blocks from downtown. it's the perfect place to stop for an afternoon. pick me up. the one stop shop is filled with 22 merchants selling everything from ice cream to alcohol. a large outdoor dining deck covered in shade lets you sip your drink while enjoying the view a short walk from the market will land you in downtown of restaurants art galleries and hotels like the and gas. the rustic rooms screen relaxation. but the second floor mercantile lounge offers some fres

power may be turned off in the city of napa. to 2 hours in a series of rotating block outages. the decision to conduct the outages will be made by cal iso, which is the grid operator pg e is strongly encouraging people to conserve energy as a power alert is in effect right now. it started at 5. but they're also saying customer should be prepared for a potential outage. the power alert is in effect until 10 o'clock tonight and it will go back into effect tomorrow night from 6 until 9. so here are some ways that you can conserve

that call napa home. this particular boutique vineyard has been around for decades being able to come on this property, see where the fruit is actually be grown harvested produced bottle's label and ship from. and then also, of course, be able to try that line. >> is pretty cool known for their red wines. you get a 5 taste tour, you and the crew can sip your way through the barrel room and take selfies among the rows or low vines. >> the trolley will eventually drop you back off at oxbow public market settled right along the napa river just blocks from downtown. it's the perfect place to stop for an afternoon. pick me up. the one stop shop is filled with 22 merchants selling everything from ice cream to alcohol. a large outdoor dining deck covered in shade let you sip your drink while enjoying the view a short walk from the market will land you in downtown of restaurants. art galleries and hotels like the and dads the rustic rooms screen relaxation. but the second floor mercantile lounge offers some fresh

in this napa garage, a family run flag factory. this is the flag size that we're going to auction off for the fundraiser, fire captain ryan shay ghanian collects firehose is no longer needed. it was either taken out of service because it was burned or because it was it's expired. he turns them into wall art american flags, each a six hour project. he made his 1st 17 years ago when he completed fire probation as a gift to a station for taking me in and showing me the ropes and, um, kind of just grew into something else. and to this day i think we've raised over $100,000 for various charities, making making these flags now he's raffling one off for the family of tory carlin, a veteran firefighter shot and killed by a colleague who also wounded the captain at their los angeles county station and then killed himself. investigators say it was the combination of a work dispute that escalated over time every single firefighter in the country has heard about it and probably felt heartbreak over it, and napa felt compelled to turn that hear

remember napa, the city of napa could lose power tonight for an hour or 2 because of the demand on thewill keep you posted. there. >> big story tonight as expected, cal osha has voted to revise its covid-19 workplace safety standards. so that they're in line with both the cdc and the california department of public health, among other things, this means not every employee will be required to wear a mask at the office. the governor has also signed an executive order said the new rules can go into effect sooner than the 10 days that normally required. but first, dan kerman has a breakdown of those new rules. >> cal osha's revised covid-19 related workplace safety standards mean masks are no longer required for fully vaccinated individuals. the exception is in places. masks are required for everyone. regardless of vaccination status. those places include public transit k through 12 schools health care settings correctional facilities homeless shelters and cooling centers. masks are required for unvaccinated individuals in indoor public settings and businesses in those settings. employers

napa is championing open spaces as a business attraction. >> we are promoting what napa valley can offerces and creativity that might flow if you have a meeting off-site session at a winery. >> reporter: festival napa valley and the film festival is scheduled to return this year as in-person events. and sonoma county, 1 of 10 in the tourism business, everything is rebounding. >> people want to get out and explore so we are seeing that starting. >> reporter: tourism revenue is up 400% from last year. that may sound impressive but it's below pre-pandemic levels. 2019, about 15 million people visited wine country. more than half were northern california residents. that is who sonoma county is hoping to lure first. >> we will start local. the market that comes within 300 miles. then, probably toward the end of the summer, we will look at direct flight markets in that comes from dallas and phoenix and portland and southern california. >> this is great because it's not like most infidels. >> we have been waiting for a year and we are open as are the other 500 wineries in sonoma county. >> repo

that call napa home.his particular boutique vineyard has been around for decades being able to come. one of these properties. see where the fruit is actually being grown harvest. it produced bottle's label and ship from. and then also, of course, be able to try that one. >> is pretty cool known for their red wines. you get a 5 taste tour, you and the crew can sip your way through the barrel room and take selfies among the rows or low vines. >> the trolley will eventually drop you back off at oxbow public market settled right along the napa river just blocks from downtown. it's the perfect place to stop for an afternoon. pick me up. the one stop shop is filled with 22 merchants selling everything from ice cream to alcohol. a large outdoor dining deck covered in shade let you sip your drink while enjoying the view a short walk from the market will land you in downtown of restaurants. art galleries and hotels like the and gas. the rustic rooms screen relaxation. what the second floor mercantile lounge offers

and maybe, just maybe you're heading up to napa.ucky you, we have 80 here tomorrow, and santa rosa, 83. saturday and sunday look the same. so nice weekend. but next week, let's move to the changes we have been mentioning, and we still see a couple systems out here. the best chances of rain go to seattle and portland. i think we're locked in with the weather. will make it pleasant for us, but as of today, we are starteding to see indication we would see rainfall move in north california the 11th through the 13th, that is a long ways out, reading, red bluff, chico has the best chances. but there a chance it will move to the bay area, and hey, just the cooler weather will be great for great for the fire dangers. here in san francisco, 67 on sunday, and 84 sunday, and here we go, there is the comfortable weather. 63 4 tuesday, 65 wednesday, and thursday of next week. so i think this weekend is shaping up pretty good. we are less than an hour away. i cannot wait. have a good weekend. >> get out and enjoy it. >> thanks, jeff. >> just ahea

that call napa home.rticular boutique vineyard has been around for decades being able to come on this property, see where the fruit that should be grown. >> harvested produced bottle's label and ship from. and then also, of course, be able to try that one is pretty cool known for their red wines. you get a 5 taste tour, you and the crew can sip your way through the barrel room and take selfies among the rows or low vines. >> the trolley will eventually drop you back off at oxbow public market settled right along the napa river just blocks from downtown. it's the perfect place to stop for an afternoon. pick me up. the one stop shop is filled with 22 merchants selling everything from ice cream to alcohol. a large outdoor dining deck covered in shade lets you sip your drink while enjoying the view a short walk from the market will land you in downtown of restaurants art galleries and hotels like the and dads the rustic rooms screen relaxation. but the second floor mercantile lounge offers some fresh really b

alameda y napa bajaron a la fase amarilla. cambios estarÁn en vigor maÑana miÉrcoles. oakland iniciÓ un programa para 600 familias de color en esa ciudad. tayhana garcÍa fue a oakland. >> ojalÁ y dios quiera. >> me la pasÉ cuidÁndome, no salÍ a la calle. >> ahorita estÁn demandando y necesitan ayuda de la familias. >> lo que pedimos para crear el acceso para todos es una forma de identificaciÓn que puede ser del gobierno o de otro gobierno fuera de este paÍs. >> cÓmo van a recibir ese dinero? >> algunos van a recibir el dinero, pero tambiÉn es posible que le den un cheque tambiÉn. >> yo quiero que las familias indocumentadas apliquen, porque esto es para ti. por favor. paula: otras 15 personas ganarÁn $50,000 tras ser vacunados. le tenemos algunos consejos que tiene que tomar en cuenta. ramÓn: el conflicto entre los dueÑos de la propiedad de la pulga y los trabajadores sigue en discusiÓn. ♪ [habla en inglÉs ] paola:" lo que debemos hacer es reforzarlo caminos legales para que las personas ingresen en estados unidos es lo que m

in this napa garage, a family run flag factory.is is the flag size that we're going to auction off for the fundraiser, fire captain ryan shay ghanian collects firehose is no longer needed. it was either taken out of service because it was burned or because it was it's expired. he turns them into wall art american flags, each a six hour project. he made his 1st 17 years ago when he completed fire probation as a gift to a station for taking me in and showing me the ropes and, um, kind of just grew into something else. and to this day i think we've raised over $100,000 for various charities, making making these flags now he's raffling one off for the family of tory carlin, a veteran firefighter shot and killed by a colleague who also wounded the captain at their los angeles county station and then killed himself. investigators say it was the combination of a work dispute that escalated over time every single firefighter in the country has heard about it and probably felt heartbreak over it, and napa felt compelled to turn that heartbr

calor en 90° en antioch a la 1:00 de la tarde. 86° en napa.able del agua? >> en este momento estamos en una sequÍa extrema en santa clara y las reservas estÁn bajas. la presa anderson estÁ fuera de servicio. estamos en una emergencia. pedimos a la comunidad que tomen los pasos necesarios para ahorrar agua ahora y asegurarnos que tenemos agua suficiente para la seguridad y salud de la comunidad. paola: cuÁles son los pasos que pueden tomar las personas? >> el agua de jardÍn se usa para regar el pasto. podemos reducir el nÚmero de dÍas para regar. no tiene nada de malo tener el pasto cafÉ. hay que recolectar agua de la regadera y usarla para los inodoros. son pasos sencillos para tomar a diario y contribuye para el ahorro del agua. paola: muchas gracias. ofrecen programas o herramientas para facilitar el ahorro del agua? >> en nuestra pÁgina web. tambiÉn pueden encontrar aditamentos para ahorrar el agua. son gratis y los enviamos gratis. paola: paola reyes, vocera del departamento del agua. muchas gracias. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] hola, soy el dr. juan

tambiÉn alameda, contra costa y napa para las 8:00 de la noche de maÑana.a aplicaciÓn de noticias. apunte con su celular al cÓdigo en pantalla, es gratuita. estamos en plena temporada de incendios. segÚn las autoridades de east palo alto, mÁs de 2000 libras de fuegos artificiales fueron decomisadas. las autoridades dicen que esto puede ser muy peligroso por los incendios. el alcalde de east palo alto nos hablÓ de este peligro. >> conozco a varias personas con sÓlo dos dedos, mis vecinos. perdieron sus dedos por esto. esto puede ser nocivo para toda la comunidad. paola: el departamento de policÍa de east palo alto recomienda reportar estas actividades. la ciudad de san josÉ pide la ayuda de los residentes por un homicidio de una persona que fue herida de bala. es el homicidio nÚmero 19 del aÑo. un oficial de policÍa en san josÉ fue apuÑalado luego de atender una llamada de salud mental. el policÍa asegura que el ataque fue repentino y sin provocaciÓn. el hombre que la atacÓ fue detenido y enfrentarÁ cargo por asalto con arma mortal a un oficial. el gobernado

in this napa garage, a family run flag factory.we're going to auction off for the fundraiser, fire captain ryan shay goni in collects firehose is no longer needed. it was either taken out of service because it was burned or because it was it's expired. he turns them into wall art american flags, each a six hour project. he made his 1st 17 years ago when he completed fire probation. as a gift to a station for taking me in and showing me the ropes and. um kind of just grew into something else. and to this day i think we've raised over $100,000 for various charities, making making these flags. now he's raffling one off for the family of tory carlin, a veteran firefighter shot and killed by a colleague who also wounded the captain at their los angeles county station and then killed himself. investigators say it was the culmination of a work dispute that escalated over time every single firefighter in the country. has heard about it and probably felt heartbreak over it, and napa felt compelled to turn that heartbreak into help. we reall

they had take place in napa, sacramento, and berkley. jimmy eat world and black pumas in napa.e and lawrence are set to jam out at the uc theater. tickets go on sale in the light time, in the morning. >> yes, i already have the daytime tickets. >>> now to san francisco, where the longest-running outtoward festival in the bay area is set to kick off in less than two weeks. stern grove festival will run from june 20 to august 29 and feature gospel, future and punk. too short will take the stage later this summer at stern grove. so diverse and eclectic group of music there. >> yeah, super eclectic. >>> up next, opening more of the bay area's spookiest spots. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources

lugares, temperaturas altas en todo california y el color magenta indica calores extremos contracosta napaerrey hasta viernes y hasta inclusive sábado, con temperaturas hasta 110 grados. también santa clara san josé sonoma marín temperaturas entre 95 posiblemente hasta los tres dígitos hasta el viernes por la nnoche,por si fuera poco la alerta de contaminantes en el medioambiente, así es que mucha precaución también presencia de incendios por la circulación de los vientos en la región, es el panorama que se queda, calidad del aire estable, vamos a vercomo están las temperaturas san josé con la noche fresca, temperaturas se mantendrán entre 74 75 grados, vamos con xiomara y el alerta flex >> buenas noches nos encontramos en vallejo donde esta tarde se reportaron apagones en el sector, esto ocurre en medio de una ola de calor donde mañana entraremos en un alerta fle < los nietos de agustín saben como sacar gusto a los días calientes en el Área de la bahía >> es un recurso que agustín utiliza >> los niños siempre están quejándose normalmente hacemos esto. >> se ha vuelto un experto en conserv

napa and alameda counties have joined the majority of the bay area in yellow.e to 50% capacity and wineries and tasting rooms increase to 50% capacity but this tuesday, all capacity restrictions will be dropped. >>> as we move forward, there is a lot to keep track of, head over to nbcbayarea.com to see what will happen in your county come june 15th. it's top of the home page for you. >>> san francisco leaders are still holding out hope for a rebound in one of its critical money makers, the convention business. according to "the examiner" at least 30 moscone conventions have been canceled this year alone. in 2019 events accounted for about 20% of the city's tourism business. the first convention on the calendar is dream force, it's a big one this september. the crowds will be actually extremely limited this year, less than 5% of what is normally 140,000. >>> we know summer is coming as well. vaccines doing their jobs and now it seems like everyone is itching to maybe get away. new this morning, you won't believe how many people say they are ready for an escape.

a nap and joins live from napa with more. dan. >> of again grant the possibility of these power outages are becoming the norm here in wine country. cities like napa or having to warn residents in the city that they may end up losing power and that's because of the demand of electricity that's mostly coming from air conditioners. that puts a lot of stress on the overall grit. >> too much energy use because of sweltering temperatures may cause your electricity to go out the state's electric grid operator, also known as the california warns if the demand of electricity exceeds the available supply a brief outage may be required these warnings. keeping residents of napa on their toes. it's worrisome. but probably appropriate for what we're going last year i had no power lost everything in my refrigerator. i think twice. >> so i'm a little worried about that. >> unlike the public safety power shutoff switch or done during high fire threat situations. rotating outages happen in only specific blocks to prevent larger sections of the

alameda and napa are the new yellow tiered counties. solano and contra costa do remain in the red tier. it may be the last of the tiers. because in six days and seven hours no one is counting. california is reopening. and will do away with most of the restrictions that had been imposed on businesses and activities for the past 15 months. >>> we are following breaking news out of the east bay. sky 7 shows us the large police presence at stone ridge mall in pleasanton this afternoon. you can see yellow crime scene tape as officers searched the parking lot. we also saw an suv with a shattered window. police are asking people to avoid the area but are not saying exactly what happened. we're still working to find out more and we'll of course bring you the latest. >>> and new details tonight on the san jose mother who was arrested after her son's body was found on a las vegas trail. abc. >> this afternoon las vegas police announced the arrest of samantha moreno rodriguez of san jose who's accused of killing her 7-year-old son liam husted. >>

napa, santa rosa, similar conditions as well.e get into the afternoon, though, we're going to get a mix of sun and clouds. so let's take a look at our daytime highs in san jose. 78 degrees, morgan hill, 82. in through the east bay, if you live in oakland, going to keep that cloud cover a little bit longer around the bay and the coast, but further inland, expect to see plenty of sunshine. antioch, still in those upper 80s. one of our warmest spots for the day. san mateo, 70 degrees. if you're going to be in san francisco, though, definitely a windy day ahead. we have wind from the west blowing in at about 21 miles per hour right now. there might be a windchill factor if you're visiting us from out of town. always, always take a jacket from san francisco. a little chilly around the bay. microclimate highs, upper around the north bay, santa rosa, 83. sonoma, 82. i want to make sure you're prepared if you're going to be heading out and allergies, we are going to see a pretty high pollen count when it comes to grasses, so take that me

power may be turned off in the city of napa. for one to 2 hours in a series of rotating block outages. the decision to conduct the outages will be made by cal iso, which is the grid operator pg e is strongly encouraging people to conserve energy as a power alert is in effect right now. it started at 5. but they're also saying customer should be prepared for a potential outage. the power alert is in effect until 10 o'clock tonight and it will go back into effect tomorrow night from 6 until 9. so here are some ways that you can conserve energy right now. those steps include setting thermostats to 78 degrees or higher. avoiding the use of major appliances and turning off unnecessary lights. we of course will be monitoring the situation in napa all night. and we'll bring you a live report tonight on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. and we have team coverage of the heat wave tonight as the bay area saw triple digit temperatures for the second day in a row, it was hot out. there is forced to resist a ceo in concord as people try to cool off

some northbay locations like santa rosa and napa will be cooler with lows in the 40s.ighs tomorrow, 58, low 70s around the shoreline, and 80s although one or two locations might top at 90 degrees inland, tomorrow. here is the seven-day forecast. sunday will be like tomorrow although maybe 2 2 cooler. the significant cooldown happens on monday. temperatures will drop sharply. it will be much cooler. we have three days before the weather starts to return on thursday and friday. >> spencer, thank you very much. >>> the unmistakable beauty of wine country, look at at at at this region depends so heavily on tourism. it has been hit by the pandemic. we will look at what wineries are doing now to draw people back. >>> it may soon be easier to [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. [announcement on pa] how far would you go for a togo? this unplugged device is protec

that's pretty chilly. 44 in napa about 46 degrees in livermore concord, about 50 degrees in san francisco. all right. we are looking at some changes coming our way. this low pressure center and this whole trough is going to start to lift just a little bit. that should allow temperatures to warm up a few degrees by tomorrow afternoon. we'll be mild in most spots warm and some of the interior valleys. i think maybe up in the mid 70's there. otherwise you have or keep things dry. it looks like for the foreseeable future. that's not so surprising. specially at this time of year. tomorrow we're looking about 71 degrees in santa rosa should be sunny and about 73 a beautiful day in the napa valley. so these temperatures still really below the average, but comfortable 75 degrees in concord. 75 in livermore. 70 in san jose and 50 degrees. 58 degrees in san francisco over the next few days. we're going to see these temperatures start to march up of it. in fact, as we get the weekend, these numbers return to you're going to see a lot of 70's and 80's in many spots 60's up toward the coastline on sat

retire better watching this afternoon comes from the north bay where a woman in napa county has diedonavirus even though she had the covid vaccine. so to talk about this now. >> is doctor karen show the deputy director of health and human services in napa county. thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4. so i get that. no. vaccine is 100% effective. but what led to the death of this woman who died from covid even though she was vaccinated against the virus. >> so this woman alive in a program that and one of the staff members that work in that facility was not vaccinated. and small this woman contracted covid-19. and this is after she would have been fully vaccinated and have actually passed the period beyond the 14 days after receiving a second dose of vaccine. so she became ill and was hospitalized for almost 2 in critical condition and she succumbed to covid-19. and she tested positive for the uk variant, which is much more transmissible and has much more severe illness attached to it is that's what the. >> the caregiver at this facility. that's the virus that that person w

napa and alameda moved into the less restrictive tier. indoor bars with open at 25% capacity, gyms increase to 50% capacity and wineries and tasting rooms increase to 50% capacity but this tuesday, all capacity restrictions will be dropped when the state reopens. 4:34. >>> this morning a san jose woman is awaiting extradition to nevada, she's in denver in a jail suspected of killing her 7-year-old son and leaving the body in a las vegas desert. this morning we learn more about their last days in the south bay. "today in the bay's" ian cull has more on how the family is honoring the young boy. >> reporter: 35-year-old samantha rodriguez was arrested by the fbi in a denver hotel. investigators say on may 24th she left a message behind for her partner, liam's dad, saying "i'm sorry i had to do it like this. i'm going to try and get a house for liam and i. we can talk about this in the future." samantha packed up her dodge wagon with her and liam's belongings and left san jose. the father told police he never thought something bad would happe

westerly wind at 3 t fo, 0 at oakland and 9 at napa and hayward. today, one more cool and breezy day, tracking the low pressure system off shore bringing in stronger onshore flow. temperatures today will be one of the coolest out of the week. gradual warming to thursday and friday and we will continue to watch temperatures go up toward the weekend. the afternoon seabreeze kicking in today and also for tomorrow. now, looking at the skies taking you hour by hour, sunshine as we go through the day today. tomorrow, looking at sunshine and temperatures will be warmer starting tomorrow through the rest of the week and the weekend. earlier in the week, we were hoping for the chance of rain by the end of the week but that does not look like it will be the case. rain well to the north maybe lake county and mendocino county might see some showers. sunrise at 5:47 and sunset at 8:33. 71 for morgan hill and 70 for los gatos. 70 in concord and brentwood at 71 reaching the mid to upper 60s this afternoon for the tri- valley. san francisco coming in at 59, 58 for

napa, alameda counties enjoyed a majority of the bay area in the yellow tier.n bars they can actually reopen at 25% capacity in those gyms can increase to 50% capacity, along with the wineries and tasting rooms. again, next tuesday all capacity restrictions will be dropped. >>> san francisco leaders hold out hope for a rebound in one of its critical money makers, the big convention business. according to "the examiner" 30 moscone center conventions have been canceled this year. in 2019 events accounted for about 20% of the city's tourism business. the first convention on the calendar is dreamforce, it's a big one this september. the crowds will be actually extremely limited this year, less than 5% of what is normally 140,000. >>> we have a live look in san francisco this morning. police are also issuing a new warning about a surge they are seeing in car break-ins. "the examiner" is reporting fisherman's wharf is the latest hot spot for car break-ins. police say crimes have more than doubled since last year, with over 2,000 incidents so far in 2021. er this warn

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but their field in napa tracking the gusty east winds in that 20 mile per hour range. but overnight even through your saturday morning and afternoon we're going to see a lot more sunshine and warmer temperatures for the 1st half of the weekend. your full weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes. captain, ken, back to you. thank you. members are coming up. a woman and napa fully-vaccinated has died from covid a lot have some reaction from a local doctor. >> the new face mask guidelines for office. workers has caused some confusion for employers and employees right here from a business owner about this problems with the rules. also in use by a man has been stabbed to death in hawaii. what we are learning tonight about the suspect. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do

sarah stinson live in napa. it's top mind for everybody there. sara. >> always. i mean, this time of year. it's definitely a top of the minds of people who live in napa county, especially if you live the dry hills and live downtown napa where the street still closed here for outdoor dining. but it may be too hot today and tomorrow to actually sit outside in the baking hot sun. and so it might be a good idea to go home. hopefully see if you live up here and pack your go bag in case a wildfire does spark. we're seeing vegetation fire spark up daily in the bay area one to one, north bay won the south bay just depends every day, the threat of wildfires becoming a reality here in the north bay. a vegetation fire threat. nearly 2 dozen homes in vallejo. it started around 5 yesterday on skyline drive near hands park before spreading to about 2 to 3 acres. the fire forced residents nearby to evacuate this morning. good news fires under control and evacuation orders have been lifted. a field goal. the vegetation fires we've seen thus far firefighters have really just gott

reporting live in downtown napa. sarah stinson, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, sara. sick with kron 4. we've got our team coverage all morning long of the big story. the heat wave. the latest on the forecast. current conditions, the cooling centers. you can get all that information from a u.s. here on air and from kron, 4 dot com and this qr code to take you right to that special bay area heat wave spot. all right. happening right now as we turn our attention to international news where president biden meeting with russian. >> leader vladimir putin at this very moment in geneva. the last time the 2 met face to face was 10 years ago when president biden at the time was vice president and putin was prime minister leland, the church joins us live this morning from geneva, switzerland with more on what's going on there this morning. good morning. so how is the tone seems so far. >> james, very good morning to you. was tough to discern anything really that significant from the body language is they sat down there were a number of shouted question

specific locations 63 in oakland, 70 at concorde and 68 for napa. >>> good morning. as we hit the road race a couple of things to look out for, traveling to the east out the door is a crash eastbound 580 at harrison street. the activity has been out there quite some time so hopefully in the clearing stages. things might change when they call a tow truck to the scene. westbound 580, brake lights building onto a five and 580 itself. travel time, -- fire crews are working on a trouble spot, westbound closed 116 from f street to e street. >>> a san jose mother awaiting extradition after she was captured hundreds of miles away from the desert where investigators say she dumped the body of her little boy. this started may 24 when las vegas police said the boy's father came home to find him gone. >> fbi agents arrested her at a denver hotel. they say she was with a man who is not a suspect in the murder the boy's body was found dumped in a desert just outside of las vegas late last month. lee say the mother packed up both belongings and left the father a voice message. >> s

en el norte de la bahÍa, las Áreas mÁs afectadas son sonoma y napa.. muy adorable richmond y oakland. 86° para san josÉ el sÁbado. 75° la penÍnsula. 85 para santa rosa. 85° para napa el domingo. el calor extremo va a dominar hacia el norte del valle de sacramento. amanecemos en 58°. 80° para san josÉ hasta el miÉrcoles. ramÓn: la oms pide a las personas completamente vacunadas seguir usando la mascarilla, debido a la variante delta. hablamos con una experta. cuÉntenos, quÉ tan peligrosa es la delta? >> es mÁs trasmisible que el virus original. estÁ circulando por 90 paÍses. antes le decÍamos "la variable india" ramÓn: muchas personas preguntan el porcentaje de protecciÓn de la vacuna contra esta variante. >> las vacunas son muy eficaces. esta variante es mÁs contagiosa entre personas no vacunadas. puede penetrar en donde personas no estÁn vacunadas. ramÓn: los que nos pusimos johnson & johnson, nos podemos poner otra vacuna? es suficiente? >> no estamos recomendando que se coloquen una segunda vacuna aquellos que ya se vacunaron con johnson & johnson.

napa, concord con estas temperaturas. el lunes disminuyen las temperaturas.dad del aire se ha visto afectada. mÁs adelante con mÁs informaciÓn. paola: gracias. residentes de la bahÍa intentan lidiar con las altas temperaturas de diferentes maneras. vamos con ramÓn. ramÓn: saludos. hoy nos venimos a respirar aire puro y sin mascarillas. prÁcticamente la mayorÍa de personas que vinieron a esta playa no usan la mascarilla. en esta zona la temperatura oscila en 70°. traigo la chamarra porque estÁ fresco y muy rico el clima. el panorama es espectacular. recogimos algunas reacciones de algunos residentes del Área de la bahÍa para saber cÓmo les afecta el calor. >> nos la pasamos en un garaje. vivo con una persona de tercera edad y tiene que refrescarse en la calle. >> gracias a dios, tengo aire acondicionado en las recÁmaras. yo me salgo afuera. si alguien viene a verme, entonces nos vemos a la yarda. gracias a dios tengo un Árbol de aguacate. >> tengo que estar en una parte templada. yo tengo que estÁ bien. ramÓn: algunos residentes de la bahÍa y cÓmo encaran la t

that call napa home.his particular boutique vineyard has been around for decades being able to come on this property, see where the fruit that should be grown harvested produced bottle's label and ship from. and then also, of course, be able to try that line. >> is pretty cool known for their red wines. you get a 5 taste tour, you and the crew can sip your way through the barrel room and take selfies among the rows of them are low vines. >> the trolley will eventually drop you back off at oxbow public market settled right along the napa river just blocks from downtown. it's the perfect place to stop for an afternoon. pick me up. the one stop shop is filled with 22 merchants selling everything from ice cream to alcohol. a large outdoor dining deck covered in shade let you sip your drink while enjoying the view a short walk from the market will land you in downtown of restaurants. art galleries and hotels like the and dads. the rustic rooms screen relaxation. but the second floor mercantile lounge offers so

that call napa home.yard has been around for decades being able to come on this property, see where the fruit is actually being grown harvest. produced bottle's label and ship from. and then also, of course, be able to try that one. >> is pretty cool known for their red wines. you get a 5 taste tour, you and the crew barrel room and take selfies - among the rows of them are low vines. >> the trolley will eventually drop you back off at oxbow public market settled right along the napa river just blocks from downtown. it's the perfect place to stop for an afternoon. pick me up. the one stop shop is filled with 22 merchants selling everything from ice cream to alcohol. a large outdoor dining deck covered in shade lets you sip your drink while enjoying the view a short walk from the market will land you in downtown of restaurants. art galleries and hotels like the and gas. the rustic rooms screen relaxation. but the second floor mercantile lounge offers some fresh really been a successful kind of hidden gem w

the north day, highs in the mid to upper 60s. 68 in napa this afternoon.ming up a bit more thursday, friday and into the weekend. temperatures will climb holding steady as we look to early next week. advanced non-smaerhae hi t your firstate coationt s entl it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it is the only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more sunny mornings. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have a cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; irregular heartbeat; diarrhea; constipation; severe stomach pain, nausea or vomiting; dizziness; fainting; eye problems; extreme tiredness; changes in appetite, thirst or urine; rash; itching; confusion

al menos hasta el viernes especialmente hacia el interior condado contra costa, alameda, monterrey, napa° en algunos lugares insisto hasta el viernes por la noche pudiera esta advertencia extenderse hasta el sábado pero eso lo vamos viendo las próximas horas también para lo que es el área de los condados de marín, monterrey, santa clara, sonoma temperaturas que han alcanzado entre los 93 a 103° y también va a continuar hasta las 9:00 de la noche mire saludos amigos 110° la temperatura realmente ha alcanzado números intensos amigos se espera que en las horas de la noche vaya al menos a las 7:00 de la noche descendiendo la temperatura rápidamente en horas de la madrugada alcanzado hasta los 60 y 4° va seguir el calor con nosotros, se está perfilando el fin de semana vamos a hablar de ese pronóstico al regresar >>> muchas gracias por mantenernos al tanto sobre esta ola de calor >>> mientras tanto,residentes de nuestra zona hace lo posible por resguardarse estas altas temperaturas libertad pedraza se encuentre en vivo en el área nos va decir de qué manera lo están haciendo >>> restando la so

overnight, temrall the low to it is cooler on the coast, upper 40s, some locations like napa and santaosa will see conditions in the 40s. 50 at half moon bay, mainly low 70s around the bay shoreline, mainly upper 80s to about 90 in the warmest inland locations, then there is the seven-day forecast. sunday will be like tomorrow. it will be fairly mild but temperatures are above average on sunday. then we have a cooldown on monday with gusty and breezy conditions. that cooler than average pattern will last most of the week. we will finally get some warming and temperatures turn into seasonal rain at the end into seasonal rain at the end of if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda-approved non-ste

you go 21 miles an hour into fairfield gusting to 21 now the south of napa made the winds today.up of the southwest, we're going to see a similar pattern for tomorrow. again with a low spinning off the coastline. 76 degrees in san jose. a comfortable 63 at some sunshine in half moon, bay 64 and sunny in pacifica 71 in oakland, 73 degrees in concord and 72 degrees in petaluma. winds will continue overnight tonight. but begin to diminish into early tomorrow morning and then by tomorrow afternoon, start to ramp up again. but you'll notice that direction again. coming up out of the southwest that offshore or that on shore breeze is going to continue to blow as long as that area of low pressure stays offshore there. the circulation around that will bring all the winds back on shore up out of the southwest. it will likely bring some more fog and likely going to see some more drizzle out. there's to travel around the state to find 90's up and down the san joaquin babies into the sacramento valley 77 degrees in los angeles about 69 in santa barbara fog. yep. it's likely to make a return.

the lowest estimate comes out of napa county, $557,000. numbers are high because elections happen on the local level, so counties usually foot more of the bill than the state. there is a push from some coun state cover the cost. at least help cover some of the projections, the recall election is expected to take place this fall. most likely in september or october. >>> another story we're watching, the lead-up to june 15th when many covid restrictions go away. that's next tuesday. we're hearing from a lot of you that keep track of the exact rules, keeping track of these rules can be confusing. it's confusing for us, it's confusing for state legislatures as well. we'll try tot easy for you. head to nbcbayarea.com. we break down all the rules big and small and move you forward. we have a link of what you need to know right there on our trending bar. >>> all right. when california does fully reopen, it will be time to go back into the office and that's going to cost you money. our consumer reporter chris chmura is here running the numbers. wh

he's selling the napa bay. family wines and if the deal goes through, it will make that winery the third largest expert of wines. he will join the company's board of directors and continue to run other wineries in napa valley and oregon. >>> san francisco symphony is back in full swing and it will be music to the ears of so many fans to make up for last years the musicians have an ambitious schedule for the upcoming season. ♪♪ in all more than 200 concerts are planned. there will be a ballet in september, the start of october they're going to have performances that will increase to four a week with special guest conductors, guest performers and youth orchestra. the symphony's music director will lead several digital products. >> could play that all day. >>> it is 4:57. coming up on "today in the bay," another look at the forecast which marcus has been likely lately, kari. >> maybe you want to head out for a hike. temperatures in the upper 50s. as you enjoy that sunshine it will be warming up in parts of the nor

napa today reaching 78 degrees. and this weather continues for a few more days. but for the weekend change is ahead and we'll talk more about that coming up a little bit later. >>> about an hour from now, president biden will meet with in some mayors and police chiefs about growing violence in u.s. cities and offer a whole lot of money to help out. >> the chief of the police department taking part. and the city may get some money. >> 350 billion that could go to police departments and sheriff's offices, not just to oakland. you could fund opd's entire budget with less than one-tenth of 1% of that. biden will offer that money as part of an effort to fight crime in big cities that will come around 12:30 our time today. crime rates are generally flat over the last few years, except murder, which is up significantly. so more funds for police. president biden will talk about that crime today, particularly . president biden has always talked about funding the not unfunding or de-funding the police. it's something that has put him at heads with some of his democratic co

santa rosa nevado and napa oakland as well saying tuesday in the vicinity of some areas where you are seeing visibility falling below a mile through your morning commute. the grey will hold out before we do look at some clearing later on this morning and then ample clearing come the afternoon. by the time we reach evening tonight we'll see another push of fog right back into the bay, cooling us off yet again as far as winds go. you can see that cool. coastal breeze that continues all day long today really only picking up towards the latter part of the day. but as we've seen the past few days. current temperatures right now. most of us are in the 50's san jose. the warm spot at 57 while pittsburgh fairfield in conquered egypt. 55 oakland and san mateo kicking off this morning at 53 degrees. this is a little cooler than yesterday was. we're going to stay on that cooler trend of weather into the afternoon day. time highs at our warmest. for most areas at least only in the 80's this afternoon reyna tom, thank you for that. as you are waking up this morning hitting the road. not tracking a

keeping residents of napa on their toes. it's worrisome. but probably appropriate for what we're going last year i have no power lost everything in my refrigerator and think twice. >> so i'm a little worried about that. unlike the public safety power shutoff switch or done during high fire threat situations. rotating outages happen in only specific blocks to prevent larger sections of the power. great from going dark lately. these potential threats have become a normal part of life for people in wine country. it's annoying and it's frustrating. and at. but it happens. alison hallam with acos restaurant says downtown is not typically have the power cut. >> and that's a good thing because then they can help their neighbors who have lost electricity having gone through years of fires, floods and even the pandemic. says they're prepared for almost anything. >> i think that when that happens, we as a community just become a little bit stronger. everyone falls into their disaster rolls and were able to kind of pick up the pieces our neighbors and

for the north bay 98 in napa and 105 today in clearlake. we're seeing hot temperatures.r the next few days and the changes that will be ahead, so we're goi 90s today to the upper 80s tomorrow, and then some low 70s, yes, that will be the high temperature on tuesday. so big changes ahead, as we look at our seven-day forecast for the inland valleys and yes, this weekend is father's day. do not forget, and we're going to have some warm weather for the inland areas for sunday, but then it will continue to cool off early next week. san francisco pretty toasty today, upper 70s and then going into tomorrow, some low 70s, upper 60s by father's day and that continues into next week. heading over to you, >> thank y. >> how is it looking for the commute? >> first of all the here, top of the screen, pointing out the cluster of lights here, folks are forced over a couple of lanes, southbound 101 coming toward our camera, we are at university. there is willow, marsh, let's look at the nap. that's where the crash is, just shy of marsh road and the backup had been forming quite a bit. s

sarah stinson in napa with the fire danger in all of this. and then coming to in the south bay talking more about, you know what it's going to be like as we head out there using sees potentially pushing us closer towards brownouts or blackouts. so that's always a worry to. but first, let's go live to the weather center john shrable has the high temperatures now fun to talk about even worse to be stepping outside in this afternoon 90's to triple digits officially back across the bay area after what was such a nice break from this heat. >> today will be the first of a slew of days ahead of us that are going to be bringing temperatures just as high tomorrow actually being the hottest of this forecast. your look outside right now at the golden gate bridge and much of marine county in the distance shows. what is some really nice and blue skies. the same blue skies maybe offering up a nice morning but will be helping temperatures to rise very swiftly over these next couple of hours. that's why we do have heat advisories and excessive heat warnings

we have kron 4 sarah stinson live in napa. first, though, we do want to go to weather center. john trouble standing by with the actual forecast job. yeah. the heat not going to be a fun thing to be talking about the next couple of days, at least you don't have to be sweating on your mask as you're outside because. >> can take that mask off and just sweat it is going to be a day with some triple digits for for this inland cities. most of our inland areas still holding on the 90's today. hot enough for sure. now you're look outside afternoon bay this morning does show you what is clear conditions. we're not talking a lot of marine includes these next couple of days. that's going to be cut off and held up at the coastline, which means coastal areas will stay fairly cool. but our inland areas not going to be tapping into that sea breeze and not going to be tapping into the fog either and temperatures will be showing it especially come afternoon hours. right now. we're pretty comfortable 50's and 60's out there. mild start to the morning venture outside. get that jog out of the way

napa or sonoma. this is where it's going to be really good, too. 89 in sonoma and napa at 86. on my seven-day forecast we are working hard to continue to keep these temperatures cooler through next week squulk and you can see these 60s in san francisco will be staying with us. for the inland valleys, also, shaping up mighty fine. sunday, father's day, down to 91 degrees. and on monday, we are at 82. goes even lower, tuesday, best day of the week next week. 78 degrees. it does start to climb back up once we hit next friday's forecast to a 90. but look, it is june. summer arrives on sunday. i think this is pretty good coming our way after what we have just been through, no doubt. >> next week is more pleasant than this week for sure. >> up next here at 6:00. he tried to grab governor newsom and then security, immediately, jumped in. the new details we're learning about this confrontation in oakland. another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig

napa and san francisco counties at 3 apiece.san mateo and contra costa counties are not sharing how many cases they have. keep in mind here, the number of cases could be higher. after testing someone for covid, health departments have to decide if they want to send that test out for sequencing. so the real number of delta variant cases could be higher here in the bay area. okay. what's the reality here, and is dr. fauci's warning an attempt to get more people vaccinated perhaps? let's bring in our covid expert, ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin-hong. nice to have you back on the program. you're very good at this, separating the politics from the medicine. how concerned should we be, not in texas, not in alabama, not in new york, but here in the bay area of this delta variant? >> we should not be too concerned in the bay area, raj. but concerned areas is just very close by, which is unvaccinated areas. so i'm thinking more north in california, some of the rural communities, central valley, modesto is about 29% vac