cedar creek well, perhaps no one. more vociferously urged veterans of sheridan's army to stop all of this post-war fighting. then rutherford b hayes. so as many of you know, rutherford b hayes. was part of crooks command by the time of cedar creek. he's commanding a division. well during a meeting of the military order of the loyal legion of the united states in march of 1889. here you have this veteran of the army of the shenandoah. by this point a former president of the united states. coming out and condemning. his comrades for criticizing all of these other units he saw things in pretty much the same light. as did webster that new yorker what is the point? nothing is perfect. but we achieve the success instead of celebrating this. why don't we embrace? what we were able to achieve. the restoration of the union the restoration of the other republic and the destruction of slavery. hayes told the veterans at this gathering. the wisest and brave of men cannot see all that occurs in a battle. and this is led me to very

live in walnut creek.nkfully to go reporting the kron 4 news right. thank you for that. that feliepe. we'll check back with you. let's going go outside. >> getting a look here right now. temperatures goes embarcadero in this blue sky day looks dry. but apparently that's not going to be the case with lawrence karnow standing by with more on that yet. kind of a fascinating afternoon. we've had some whipping winds. we had a gust in downtown san francisco to 48 miles per hour. if you believe that so some place to get very gusty outside right now. and so. >> you're seeing that through the san bruno gap in augusta. 53 right there at sfo just over this past hour continue to blow that camera around ounce of fog moving inland. the coastline. all right. it's all being generated by this area of low pressure. you see right here. rotating into the bay area right now taking for a closer look. you see some of those thunderstorms beginning to show up in northern napa county, something. we've got to watch out for you know,

all of that is impacting the health of the creeks. i think i'm worth it. it's not only a major societal issue but it also is major, major issue. >> now, if you want to take part in the next cleanup effort. there is one. it's on saturday. it starts at 09:00am. and you can find more details about it on our website. kron 4 dot com. tonight. the attorney general in ohio is weighing in on that police shooting that left a 16 year-old girl dead yesterday columbus, ohio police released 911. calls. >> and more body camera video from the incident that was caught on video and that video has since gone viral daniel perlman reports. >> the bottom line is these are complicated investigations interim police chief michael woods says the body camera footage from tuesday shows mikaya bryant attempting to stab 2 people before she was shot and killed by officer nicholas riordan. >> attorney general, dave yost says he has seen the footage. the city is really just. >> each piece of video tells a different piece of the story. and i'm not going to prejudge the story until it's do

the cherokee, the muskogee creek, the chikataw, choctaw and the seminole.hey were all living in the carolinas, alabama, georgia, that land, and those tribes were removed. they were called the civilized tribes because they had the most contact with europeans, with people on the eastern seaboard. >> and so in 1887, congress passed the alottment act, also known as the dawes act. describe what that entailed in the subject allotment era. >> the allotment act said basically, you guys are out there in indian territory. you've got all this land and you're not using it. you're farming it in common, you're not efficient with it, and basically the pressure to get whites into that little island of good land was such that the indians were really forced to give that up. ostensibly it was an assimilationist movement. so we're going to survey the land, carve it up, give you a 40-acre homestead, 160 acres basically surplus so then you can earn a living. you'll have surplus in either ranching or farming to trade. that will give you cash, it will give you extensive ownership.

and the organization keep coyote creek, beautiful.he nonprofit focuses on preserving the creek and doing things like cleanups and they also do they also educate the public about the waterway and host recreational and cultural activities. now the creek is actually a reversed banning 64 miles across santa clara county volunteers have cleaned up a 106 bags of trash that was just at their that their their last event, tires, mattresses and metal frames are some of the few things that made their way to the creek. organizers say it is now 4,660 pounds lighter for today's event. volunteers must complete the city of san jose waiver and register with anti letter. you will be turned away if you do not turn these end. there will be social distancing. there will be groups of 25 and people are required to wear a mask. if you have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for covid-19 or if you're feeling sick, organizers, just ask that you stay home. the event starts at 09:00am. and if you are interested, you can come here to san jose at

the creeks were there. and importantly for our purposes, the cherokees were there in northwest georgia. georgia couldn't get rid of them because the constitution vests the treaty power in the federal government. only the federal government can negotiate treaties with tribes. the constitution also vested the war-making power in the federal government, so georgia couldn't constitutionally kick them out. but they got a promise out of the federal government that they would take care of it. i'll show you where these lands were. this is the view -- and we're about to change perspective. kevin mentioned the treat of hopewell. it used to be the cherokee included kentucky and all the rest. these are successive treaties in 1785 at hopewell, that's the peace treaty between cherokee and the united states at the end of the revolution, the kentucky lands are given up and then we have another treaty. so, by the time our story of the 1820s and '30s where we're headed, we're down at this circle at the bottom. this is the ch

coyote creek, beautiful the nonprofit focuses on preserving the creek through cleanups like the oneeing hosted today. they also do plantings recreational and cultural activities and educating the public about the waterway. according to the group's website, the creek is a reverse banning 64 miles across santa clara county volunteers cleaned up a 106 bags of trash at their last event. they found tires, mattresses and metal frames. across the creek. organizers say it is 4,660 pounds lighter. but for today's event, volunteers must complete the city of san francis san jose waiver and register with anti litter. if you do not fill those out. you will be turned away. there will be groups of 25 to practice social distancing and people are required to wear a mask, but people who feel sick or who have been in contact with someone who tested positive. they are asking you just to stay home. today's event starts at 09:00am and they will be meeting here at the parking lot at sober. me. at sports silver creek sports, packed sports blacks in san jose star. james, back to you. >> very good. thank you

taking another look at that fire burning in boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains.ews just within the cal fire down there battling it say that they have stopped the forward progress on this fire in the santa cruz mountains. they're calling it the fossil fire about 5 acres along highway 9 in boulder creek fortunately the winds are whipping today because it's so warm. yeah. it's not officially fire season. but, you know, you always got to keep your eye from 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here talk about this. >> warm weather. yeah. still a little green. the mountains, too. that's something to watch out for. of course, couple of dry years in a row last 20 years have not been friendly rain wise to much of california in the western half the united yeah. we're gonna fuel fires again. looks like the summer. right now, though. hey, what a day. we had. what a gorgeous they want to grab your eyes t go for a walk out there on the beach in half moon. bay is a gorgeous evening fog free right now. enjoy it. that fog likely be back by tomorrow, at least in the evening over

, improvement along our creeks. and then, the third which is really kind of a bigger picture driver is to reduce flow. we did have our and infiltration is part of that. next slide. so we have a lot of different things that we do. i think portland's sort of known for green streets and i'll talk about that a little bit because we do install a lot of right of way green streets but i wanted to put up what we consider to be our green infrastructure, like the elements of our overall program these are integrated into the way we do business. because we don't have an infrastructure team and maybe chief engineer, you know, it's like it's integrated in the way we do it because we've been doing it for so long. so what i'll do is just highlight a few of things that are what we do a lot of or that are a little more unique. we build about 150 green streets a year now. green streets are the first option we look at. it is the first approach that we take. we have two reasons that we use it in those areas. localized flooding or region

community members organized a cleanup but coyote creek.stream that's but coming up, a dump site. crews worked on getting things like tires and mattresses and metal frames out of the creek area. the organizer behind keep coyote creek. beautiful says aside from trash. the drought and development. those are all threats to the 64 mile river and the local wildlife in that area. the biggest problem though, dealing with people who have made the creek their home. >> there are a lot of chemicals from pcs and other materials that are being released into the waterways. all of that is impacting the health of the creeks. i think i'm worth it. it's not only a major societal issue, but it also is major, major >> and on this earth day, a president biden says that he wants to cut fossil fuel emissions by 52% by the end of the decade. he joined a virtual climate summit today along with 40 other world leaders. the biden plan would double the reductions which the obama administration had committed to in the 2015 paris climate accord. the new measures come as

coyote creek, beautiful and the that the organization is focusing on keeping the creek healthy by doingay. they also do plantings recreation and culture activities and educating the public about the waterway, the group's website states that the creek is actually a river spanning 64 miles across santa clara county volunteers cleaned up a 106 bags of trash at their last of then they found tires mattresses and metal frames. organizers say it is now 4,660 pounds lighter. but for today's event, volunteers must complete the city of san jose waiver and register with anti litter. you will be turned away if you do not turn these in. there will be groups of 25 to practice social distancing and masks are mandatory people who feel sick or have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for covid-19 are asked to stay home. the event starts at 09:00am and people who would like to participate. you can meet up here at the silver creek. sportsplex parking lot. i'm live in san jose dr james, back to you. crmila, thank you very much. >> 7.37. and still ahead, our coverage continues with focus on

it was closed at rat creek since late january. there is a big storm triggered a mudslide and that took out the roads. huge part of the road that chunk. >> took 86 days for crews to fix it. and they also added new drainage around that were 86 days. >> they got that done faster than in people remodel the kitchen. and sitting up all that much. they had to repair helps too, that while side washed away. i'm shocked i thought of year before. yeah, traffic on there. but that project needs to work on van ness now know for morning. john kehoe could it is said on construction for a just a little we are looking outside at some gray skies this morning. but as you head down highway one later on today. there will be little peeks of sunshine out there. more than peaks of sunshine for inland areas skies will clear out really nicely for inland in bayside cities across the region today. so you're looking outside right here at timber on. it's a little bit clearer than it was yesterday. you can see any of this view yesterday. >> some spots are fog ye

amy hollifield is live in walnut creek. we know that announcement from the governor is what businesses have been waiting for. >> reporter: no kidding, kumasi , especially when you look at how many businesses did not make it during this pandemic. there are empty buildings like this, retail buildings all throughout here in walnut creek. the businesses that did make it are very relieved that they now have something to look forward to. they have a date for foley reopening. some motels and restaurants and stores are saying they are already to see an uptick in business. people seem to get ready and be out spending. they say they really need that domino effect, the business that comes their way when city halls and theaters open again, when conventions return to the area. many say this announcement from the governor allows for businesses to start planning on looking ahead with confidence. >> a lot of people have been telling us they would love to meet in san francisco but they were uncomfortable making the commitment. this is a big

walnut creek and conquered in the mid 70's.ut along the coast of the east bay shoreline still going to stay pretty seasonable mid 60's for oakland. exactly where you should be this time of year. richmond warming up to 68 degrees with mid 70's. for those of you in napa and delay hope. check out that the bill, 80 degrees, though. so already going to start to see some toasty temperatures by your friday afternoon in or warmest inland spots in santa rosa and nevado in the mid 70's. but then we're all going to warm up on saturday. so tonight will really be the last night that will really see paul carla, because by this weekend thanks to that warm up, we're going to see less and less of the marine layer as temperatures peak anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above average by sunday, little change on monday. but the good thing just seen models are hinting at some showers later this month. so i don't want to tie a record set back in 1949 of not seeing any april showers in the bay area that looks to be the case. so we hope to break and not e

good morning, waking up headed out the door let's head to the east bay with a live look in walnut creek, and it's right now 52 degrees. a little bit warmer than it was yesterday at this time, and it will be a warmer afternoon. we can see how fast that warmup starts to happen, as we go toward 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 where we'll be in the low 70s which is warmer than we were yesterday. so we're looking at some highs reaching into the 80s in some of our inland valleys. san jose will reach 80, while santa rosa will see a high of 79 degrees. we'll talk about another warm spell in the forecast as well as some gusty winds, that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >> looking pretty calm. some folks are getting started with the longer drive, concord, walnut creek, lafayette, moving smoothly. alameda county the closure, overnight all week again, miles canyon basically use 680 to mission to get around that in either direction headed out or into the fremont area. the rest of the bay pretty calm. send it right back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> the nati

i mean be part tricky and muscogee creek and i can say that. but the federal government does not allow me to have more than one trouble affiliation. so in fact the decision doesn't artifact man. it is sad about it is that the way that the census was written, the one drop rule was in play. so even though my great grandmother was the product of a turkey judge and his slave, she has no degree of tricky blood officially recognized. and when you look at the branch of the family use a look at all of these indians

creek creek creek creek cre way, and promises, promises.ou want to keep the grand illusion, stay away from the top of the valley. at lake sonoma, assign hints at a sobering reality. rick herbert runs the resort area with beer and ice and boats for rent. >> the edge of the lawn is where the normal high water is. >> reporter: that's not the case, this year. it has become the ramp to nowhere. receding water has taken the docs beyond normal reach. >> this is no man's land. >> reporter: have you seen this before? >> never at this time of year. >> reporter: hello? the water should be near the concrete pilings at the bridge. it is so low that the exposed lake shore looks like a moonscape. the water level is already down 40 feet. where i'm standing right now is where it should be at the end of a bad season. >> it is the driest year we have seen, drier than 1977. >> reporter: lake sonoma provides most of the water for 600,000 people in this co expect mandatory cutbacks, even now, some people don't see the drought that has already arrived. >> last ye

i'm part cherokee and muskogee creek. i could say that but the federal government does not allow me to have more than one travel affiliation. tribal affiliation. the decision does not affect me but with a sad about it is that the way the census was written, or rather the one drop rule is a play. you even know my great grandmother was the product of a cherokee judge and his sleeve, she has no degree of cherokee blood officially recognized. when you look at that branch of the family who say oh, here are all these indians, but they have no degree of indian blood. >> darnell davis, thank you for speaking with us. >> thank you. >> american history tv on c-span 3. exploring people and events that taught american stories. every weekend. saturday at 2

work crews in downtown walnut creek spent the morning scrubbing away anti police graffiti. the extent of the damage is all black spray paint up and down our business district, and there was plenty of it for blocks. neiman marcus at broadway plaza was hit as we're banks, plus city hall and the police department. it all began in about nine wednesday. night when 20 to 25 people came into downtown. these individuals were all dressed in black with face coverings. police ask for mutually from contra costa county sheriff's deputies and a sheriff's helicopter. walnut creek police lieutenant james laughter said officers didn't catch any vandals in the act. our officers were present way did not witness any of the actual vandalism occurring. we did see the large group marching down the street, but the group took off within 10 minutes. no arrests were made. no businesses were looted, but police say. the amount of damage makes this a case of felony vandalism. the vandals were upset that the killing of dante right by police in minnesota, some tags encouraged killing officers. but there w

creek mission. the reverend david greene said very dear sir, from the date of my letter, you perceive that i am still in the cherokee nation east and still in the neighborhood of the candies creek mission. how much longer shall we be permitted to remain here in our own lens, to enjoy our rights and privileges? i do not know. for the present aspect of affairs we shall very soon be without house and home. indeed, ever since the 23rd of may we have been looking for soldiers to -- and turn us out of our houses. they have already warned us to make arrangements and come into the camps before we were forced to do so. but i have stated distinctly to the officers at headquarters what i thought of the so-called treaty and with course i intend to pursue with the advent that no treaty was made. i see no reasons yet why i should change my mind on. my determination and the determination of the large majority of the cherokee, is yet in the nation is never to recognize this fraudulent instrument as a treaty, nor re

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you can see boarded up windows extra police or all over the place in san francisco and walnut creek in san jose. among other spots in minneapolis. people were flooding on to the streets to celebrate the verdict with tears of joy. but we begin with kron four's, dan kerman is live in oakland where he watched today's verdict announcement was a prominent bay area. civil rights attorney dan, what was his reaction. >> well, he's both a relieved and pleased. he seen a lot of these police misconduct cases go in the opposite direction. he hopes that this is symbolic, that change is coming. >> then into this 20 all bay area, civil rights attorney john burris reacting live to a minnesota jury, finding former police officer derek chauvin. guilty of murder in the death of george floyd. i'm very pleased that it did happen and that down. >> and i'm relieved i'm in like a logical and emotionally because i think that to do otherwise would have been devastating to the after men community and the top people of goodwill regardless of background. >> burris says history dating back to 1991. is los angeles p

walnut creek right now about 53 degrees. by 9:00 a.m. we're still at about 57 and today's daytime highs about be in the 70s. i'll talk about easter sunday coming up in a bit. mike? >> all right, vianey. we're looking over toward the san mateo bridge. our camera there shows traffic moving smoothly. i checked it a couple seconds ago. westbound is the direction i was concerned with. no problem on this live shot. looking at the map i've marked just before you get to this shot, before the toll plaza, reports of a car fire near clowater. the sensors are fine there. a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. an issue for contra costa county, i think the lanes are clear for highway 4. we'll update you coming up. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike >> it is friday. many people will be spending their weekend trying to get a vaccine appointment. some sites slots are disappearing in seconds. >> everyone 50 and over is eligible in california and they're encouraging signs headed into the weekend. "today in the bay's" ian cull explains. >> reporter: t

it's a collaboration between silver creek sportsplex and the organization keep coyote creek, beautiful the organization focuses on preserving the creek by doing cleanups like the one today. they also try to educate the public about the waterways doing other activities like recreational and cultural ones. the creek is actually a river that spans 64 miles across the county volunteers at their last cleanup picked up a 106 bags of trash their attire mattresses metal frames. and i spoke to the organizer who says the most strangest thing that she has been able to find is has been a list of things, including the ones that i just mentioned for today's event, if you want to get involved volunteers must complete. the city of san jose waiver and register with anti litter. there will be groups of 25 to practice social distancing and masks are mandatory people who feel sick or have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for covid they're asking you to stay home. and as i said, the event started as of right now they will give you all the equipment and the best. the gloves, the a little

but i do want to warn people that this is not the same gas price across creek. some gas stations are averaging more than $4. a gallon according to aaa, the average gas price in california is $3 and $0.92. a bloomberg report says demand has been increasing with more californians driving prices at the pump in california or near their highest since the fall of 2019 the average high back then was $4. i spoke to one driver. jacob york who tells me that he likes to shop around when gas starts getting expensive. and here's what he had to say. >> will definitely what i see him go up. i tried to like, look around here. the cheapest gas prices are. but it's too far away. it's not really worth because your drive next to get anywhere using best anyways. >> now take a look at your screen. you can see that some and these are the latest average gas prices in the bay area. san francisco already surpassing the $4 mark at $4.4 santa rosa at $4.3 san jose at the threshold at $3.96 and oakland gas stations are averaging about $3 and $0.95. that's not my morning here at the chevron

in walnut creek. emily turner. >> and for a list of what's reopened in your county and across the bay area head to kpix.com. >>> happening today a new vaccine site has opened up in san francisco. it's on norton street. this is the most recent site opening to ensure that highly impacted neighborhoods have equal access to the vaccine. it's by appointment only. >>> also starting today in san francisco, china town residents 50 and older can stop by portsmith square to register for the johnson and johnson vaccine. up to 100 slots are available. the free event will be held friday. >>> and more trouble for the oxford coronavirus vaccine. eu drug regulators say they have found a possible link between the drug and a rare blood clotting disorder. the group has declined to impose new age restrictions saying the benefit office the shot out weigh the risks. >>> and for more on how to sign up for a vaccine in your county check out the resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >>> daily vaccination rates have soared in re

work crews in downtown walnut creek spent the morning scrubbing away anti police graffiti. the extent of the damage is all black spray paint up and down our business district, and there was plenty of it for blocks. neiman marcus that broadway plaza was hit as we're banks, plus city hall and the police department. it all began in about nine wednesday night when 20 to 25 people came into downtown. these individuals were all dressed in black with face coverings. police ask for mutually from contra costa county sheriff's deputies and a sheriff's helen. copter. walnut creek police lieutenant james laughter said officers didn't catch any vandals in the act. our officers were present. we did not witness any of the actual vandalism occurring. we did see the large group marching down the street, but the group took off within 10 minutes. no arrests were made. no businesses were looted, but police say the amount of damage makes this a case of felony vandalism. the vandals were upset that the killing of dante right by police in minnesota, some tags encouraged killing officers, but they

work crews in downtown walnut creek spent the morning scrubbing away anti police graffiti. the damage is all black spray paint up and down our business district and there was plenty of it for blocks. neiman marcus at broadway plaza was hit as we're back. six plus city hall and the police department. it all began in about nine wednesday night when 20 to 25 people came into downtown. these individuals were all dressed in black with face coverings. police ask for mutually from contra costa county sheriff's deputies and a sheriff's helicopter. walnut creek police lieutenant james laughter said officers didn't catch any vandals in the act. our officers were present. we did not witness any of the actual vandalism occurring. we did see the large group marching down the street. but the group. took off within 10 minutes. no arrests were made. no businesses were looted, but police say the amount of damage makes this a case of felony vandalism. the vandals were upset that the killing of dante right by police in minnesota, some tags encouraged killing officers, but there were also refe

all of that is impacting the health of the creeks. i think i'm worth it. it's not only a major societal issue but it also is a major, major >> if you want to take part in any of the cleanup efforts. there is another event this saturday. it starts at 09:00am. and we have all the details on our website. kron 4 dot com and it is time now to talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside at a very foggy picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. a lot of clouds across the bay area was hard to find some sun today and the sun is out and the drought is here. let's get a closer look now at the conditions with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. yeah. hard to believe. just seen that just a week ago we were tracking record breaking heat for inland valleys in the bay area. >> and because of that, we're noticing worsening drought conditions were everyone in the bay area. under severe to extreme drought. the worse for those of you in napa, solano and even the inland valleys of contra costa. so we do have relief in store for us with the rain. finally retur

the suspect is scheduled to be arraigned in court friday afternoon in walnut creek, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. also it wanna creek work crews spent many hours today scrubbing away and i police graffiti neiman marcus have broadway plaza was hit as we're banks, sitting hall and the police department. it all began about nine o'clock last night when 20 to 25 people dressed in all black with face coverings came into the downtown area. police asked for help from contra costa county sheriff's deputies and a sheriff's helicopter but a walnut creek police lieutenant said officers weren't able to catch any of the vandal. in the act. options were presents. we did not witness any of the actual vandalism occurring. we did see the large group marching down the street. no businesses were looted, but police say the amount of damage makes this a case of felony vandalism. the vandals were upset at the killing of dante right by police in minnesota. yeah, new information tonight about blood clots and coronavirus vaccines, a study by oxford university found the number of people who get blood clots af

so it's a solid 20 degree drop in temperatures, concord and walnut creek as well as much of the northll hanging on to the 70's. some of her more mild spots compared to the rest of the bay area as for your next 7 days, daytime highs will remain in the 70's for your inland. average highs through wednesday, thursday and friday, a comfortably cool way to end the week with lots of sunshine. the weekend ahead brings daytime highs cooling into the 50's and 60's with the chance of rainfall in much-needed chance of rain at that. we're turning into sunday reyna on. thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your roadways bridges this morning. right now not tracking. >> any major hot spots and to see some accidents out there. we have a high wind advisory along the bay bridge for you this morning. it will take you live under 11 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit there also was an accident near that famous to exit earlier this morning. that's already been clear off of the bridge. but you just want to drive safe also heading over and get a look at the golden gate bridge heading

walnut creek will reach into the 70s and vallejo reaching 73 later on today.re all talking about our rain chances for the weekend. we're dry up until about sunday when this storm system approaches, and it locks to get a pretty decent amount of rain moving through. another storm system behind, that and as of right now it's showing that the rain could stay to the north of us. we've got one chance here. let's show you what the computer models are showing in terms of how much rain we may measure and in parts of the north bay it's showing that we could get up to an inch of rain. that's really good, especially this time of year. normally as we head towards the end of april and into may we don't get heavy rainfall like this, and it's possible that san jose could measure at least half an inch of rain. for the sierra we could see here maybe a foot of snow, possibly over two feet in spots like dingvale, some of our higher elevations may get higher amount of snow which, of course, once again will be pretty amazing as we're getting close to the month of may. now that we'r

this is a look at walnut creek this morning. at least 24 as it winds its way up towards walnut creek from the berkeley and oakland area. looks like conditions are pretty good out there. visibility wise. we are seeing some spots of low lying cloud cover that are actually pushing right on to those hillsides on the peninsula as well as upper elevations along the eastern shore of the bay as well. so just watch when you're crossing a deer hills. that's where you're running into fog this morning. otherwise conditions out there going to clear out nice and quick and that does indeed set us up for another warm afternoon around the corner like i mentioned, not as warm as yesterday, but still clear and still looking at some toasty temperatures inland a little breezier one at the coastline today. much like yesterday do expect breece conditions along our coastal areas elsewhere in the bay area. winds are not going to be an excessively big deal. we're going to see a breeze from time to time. but it's not going to be something that keeps insid

. >> reporter: a small group of protesters stood outside christopher creek winery co- owned by winds or mayor dominic foppoli. >> i wanted to let them know that the community is paying attention and that we need him to be held accountable. we need him to resign. >> reporter: the mayor under fire after five women told the chronicle that foppoli sexually assaulted them. the alleged incidents took place over 16 years. sophia williams says she was assaulted by foppoli in 2006 after a night of drinking and dancing. >> i was like no, dominic, we're not doing this and like rubbing his groin against me and then eventually he started to put his hand down my pants. >> reporter: now a sixth woman is coming forward with claims. windsor council member ester lemus told the santa rosa "press democrat" she was drugged and sexually assaulted twice by foppoli twice in 2020. foppoli told the newspaper he denies those claims and accuses lemus of sexual misconduct after she coerced him into an alleged sexual situation threatening his political career if he told anyone. lemus did not respond to our reques

walnut creek, great shot there and temperatures out the door. maybe just a light sweater. i don't think you need a sweater. it will feel a little chillier into the interior valleys. no huge 24-hour temperature change. similar to what we had yesterday when it comes to the daytime highs. what is the hour-by-hour looking like into the overnight hours? by 8:00 we have cleared out when it comes to some of that cloud cover. as we make our way through tonight into the morning, you see that green there? you could see the possibility of drizzle around the coast line early in the morning. aside from that the cool temps. 67 degrees in san jose for tomorrow. 60 in san francisco. if you are wondering about the rain, we have a storm that we are monitoring. we are not expecting to see any rain out of this. it will be a dry start to the week. although we are going to remain cool for the first half. as long as we stay dry we have warmer temperatures ahead into next weekend. unfortunately that over 99% of california is abnormally dry, and over 90% of california is under some form of drought

live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> thank you, amy. is not a critical crossroads in the effort to vaccinate americans and return immunity. the white house says some 200 million medicines has gone at least one dose of the covid shot. the cdc says, the rate of vaccinations is going down. at the live desk with more on the race to vaccinate. >>> expressing real concern at the rate of vaccinations has leveled off. the cdc says, there's been a downtick in demands for vaccine, even before the johnson & johnson dose was paused. vaccine numbers have been falling for the last nine days. last week, the u.s. was averaging about 3.35 million shot today, and now the average is just over 3 million. i was governor says vaccine skepticism is becoming a real problem. >> if you are opting to wait and see, what are you waiting for? if you've been a hard know from the start, what is your reason? and if you can't answer those questions, maybe we hope that you take the time to reconsider. >> arts of the arts ofthargaesn heading toward tipping point, where va

federal park lands can be traced back to the public land that was set aside in the 1790s, and rock creekark is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. the founding of the national park service is nonetheless a very important milestone and a moment we have been anticipating and working toward. this centennial gives a moment to pause and reflect on our successes, and to learn from our failures and to envision a future for the national parks. we want to celebrate the past 100 years of the national park service, but we really want to look forward to the future and what should the future of national parks be? we know that these places we care for are special. they are unique, and that they are worth keeping, but in order to keep the public enthusiastic about a traditionally popular federal government responsibility, we need to continue to reach out to a new generation of park visitors whose interests and values are being shaped by the modern world. not the world of 1966 when the slogan was "see the usa in your chevrolet," and many families got people in their station wagons and would go

we reach up to 73 in vallejo and 74 in walnut creek.e'll talk about rain in our weekend forecast, coming up in a few minutes. >>> the south bay, santa clara county, we see the slowing on the map. we typically see for northbound 101, and the live look right there. looks really bad here but on the map you see it's only right by our camera, north from about 280 all the way up to about oakland road, typical pattern, san jose but by santa clara, sunnyvale we have a smoother drive mountain view and lost altos. more coming up. >>> last week's fedex shooting rampage in indianapolis not called a hate crime but new details may lead that way. 'period to look at white supremacist websites within the past year. four of the eight people killed were of sikh descent. community members are demanding a probe of possible hate buy os. >>> new images showing the desperate measures some take to cross into the u.s. from mexico. u.s. border patrol posting these images, agents last friday stopped a big rig near laredo, texas, with 149 people crammed inside the

live for us in walnut creek. for a list on what has reopened in your county and across the bay area, it's always changing, head to the website kpix.com. >>> now to the latest coronavirus across the state. another big milestone. 20million doses in california. looking live in san francisco where more than 50% of residents over the age of 16 have been vaccinated. according to the mayor, that number is even higher for people over the age of 65. that age grown now has over 85% of residents vaccinated. >>> to help that number go up even more a new vaccine site is opening up today in san francisco. this will be on norton street. this is the most recent neighborhood site, san francisco is opening to make sure impacted neighborhoods have equal access to the vaccine. it's by appointment only starting at 9:30 this morning. >>> this as the governor just announced four million doses have been given in the hardest hit areas. >> that four million on the eqity mark to be as i noted, is more important and significant. this state

including walnut creek police kill." police arrested one person.tal police shooting in walnut creek occurred in 2019. >>> if you're a tesla owner, the next recall notice could come from the car itself. the message says that defective seals on the cars would result in water getting in the cabin inside. it's unclear if any u.s. owners have received that recall message. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. i know it's going to get nice and warm this weekend, jeff. >> yeah, we are still looking that heat coming our way since we hit saturday and sunday, and beach weather mixed in. i will show you which day will be the best day to hit the beachers. >>> there is a good chance you're tired of it also. all the zoom fatigue. a study from stanford says it's worst for women. we'll explain. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the

candy's creek mission. reverend david green. says, very dear sir, from the date of my letter, perceive i'm still in the cherokee nation east and still in the cherokee mission. how much longer should we remain here in our own lands to enjoy our rights and privileges, i do not know. from the present aspect of affairs we shall very soon be without house and home. indeed, ever since the 23rd of may, we've been looking almost daily for the soldiers to come and turn us out of our houses. but i've stated distinctly to the officers at headquarters what i thought of this so-called treaty. and what course i intend to pursue in the event that no new treaty was made. and i see no reasons yet why i should change my mind. my determination and the determination of the large majority of the cherokee nation is never to recognize this fraudulent instrument as a treaty, nor remove under it until we are forced to do so at the point of the bayonette. it may seem unwise and hazardous that we should pursue such a force, but i'm fully satisfied it's th

santa teresa, stevens creek, vasona. the giants were off today, not playing on a sunday. they played three games in san diego and they returned to san francisco on friday for their home opener. giants host the rockies on friday. 9,000 fans will be allowed into the stadium. last year, there was nobody there. all fans 12 and older will have to provide evidence that they have taken a covid test and it was negative or prove they are fully vaccinated. we will have team coverage all day long here on nbc bay area. let's check in with vianay. that friday opening day will not be a rain out. no chance of that, huh? >> no chance of that. the long-range outlook if we looked towards friday, looks like the weather will be perfect. we have something to look forward to. now more cloud cover. return of the fog around the coast line. tomorrow mix of clouds and sun. looking ahead, the cool weather is pretty much going to stay and linger. you know, even monday, tuesday, before noticing a warm up into the later half of the week. 61 digrand prixes, 58 in san jose. san francisco in the low 50s.

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rat creek is about 15 miles. south of big sur. all right, we're looking at the temperatures from today. pretty pleasant day. temperatures did warm a few degrees. as we said before, less wind out there and so you got 76 antioch instead of the upper sixties like yesterday yesterday was pretty chilly and it was a few degrees warmer today and tomorrow be a couple degrees warmer. still so there's the flag and jacqueline and square. it's not blowing that hard at all. you can tell me when you look at the bay to right. you see how the base kind of glassy there's not a lot of and out there, so the lack of wind today really did help in aid in this warm up, they'll be similar wins each day as we look to the next couple of days, but not much going on in terms of, um, really warming up. we're gonna warm up, but we're not going to go from 75 today that 85 this weekend. we're basically going to go from some seventies today, mid seventies to some upper seventies on the warmest day, which looks to be friday afternoon or into saturday afternoon. an

here's a look at walnut creek. we are clear. it will be partly cloudy today.e a few clouds along the coast. definitely a sun glass needing day. our coolest weather starts tomorrow as the breeze picks up and goes through about friday. and then we get warm away from the coast this weekend. maybe even warmer than this past weekend. which is really nice to be outside. i hope you were able to take advantage of it. if not, how about next weekend? here's a look at a few players. we have couple areas of high pressure. a little change of pace coming with that low along hawaii. so we have 73 to 77. that is our spread across the south bay. we will start at 67 in san bruno. 72 at redwood city. upper 50s to low 60s along the peninsula coast with mid 60s in downtown and south san francisco. sauce lee toe at 62. 75 in san rafael. along the east bay shore. how about 70 to 72-degree temperatures. and 78 to about 80 degrees our inland east bay neighborhoods. now as far as tonight, you can can see more cloud cover as the winds pick up while we are sleep. and they bring more the

and 60 in san francisco, and 67 in san jose, 70 in concord and walnut creek.he storm is bringing us high clouds, notice the rain is foo far off to the west and other storms to the east. what we will likely see is breezy conditions at times and cool temperatures for the first half of the week and warming up as we head to the weekend. san francisco, staying cool by thursday, and the weekend will be a bit warmer, mid 60s. not the 80s we saw around san francisco and similar trend for the valley, clouds at times, should be back in the 70s by next weekend. so the wait for real april showers continues. but if it's good news, fire danger, we are not seeing record temperatures or winds for now. back to you. >> all right, it's only april. thanks very much. >>> those of you hoping to see a warriors game in person, get this. the plan has new floon keep you safe. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, everyone, the lucas brothers are here in studio tonight. plus, we have millo, and it's a new tonight show tonight squlsmt. >>> happening now, it looks like denver will host this year'