barnard is in guerneville. you know, it's it's a pretty prt memorable and kind of unique and special experience broker catherine proctor was talking about her newest listing iconic johnson. speech resort on the russian river in guerneville. we've listed on johnson's beach for sale. for 3.7 million 10 rustic cabins and 38 campsites on 10 acres, but the show piece of it all that famous beach the right buyer for this is really recognizing and appreciating all of the value on the beach for more than 100 years. beach has been the playground for guests of the resort. the current owners are now retiring. during covid public access was limited to the beach. it's been so. sonoma county supervisor l s hopkins says officials are now considering making a bid on the property with a new vision. i mean, i think the most exciting opportunity is to really make the beach a regional park right a public space that everyone can come it's a business. it's not it's not a park hotel and restaurant owner. krista ludkey is bidding on th

. >> reporter: the rain is light, but steady here in guerneville. the big storm is supposed to be tomorrow. while there are preparations under way, the people here have become a bit philosophical about the whole thing. it's become a symbol of the beginning of the rainy season. a trek to the inflatable dam on the russian river near forestville. the dam operated by sonoma water causes water to pond up so it can percolate down to wells for use by the district, but in just a matter of hours, it won't be needed anymore. >> the river right now is slowing at about 127 cubic feet per second. we anticipate by sunday night, early monday morning, it will be at 19,000 cubic feet per second. >> reporter: the rubber dam is brand new. the water will be deflated to protect if from the torrent of water that is coming. >> the river can raise quickly. we lower the dam, deflate the dam technically, and it sits at the bottom of the river so it doesn't get damaged by the high flows. >> reporter: they know all about high flows up the road in guerneville. the river was sti

speech resort on the russian river in guerneville.d on 3.7 million 10 rustic cabins and 38 campsites on 10 acres but the show piece of it all that famous beach the right buyer for this is really recognizing and appreciating all of the value on the beach for more than 100 years johnson's beach has been the playground for guests of the resort. the current owners are now retiring during covid public access was limited to the beach. it's been so immunity for so many decades sonoma county supervisor. linda hopkins says officials are now considering making bid on the property with a new vision. i mean, i think the most exciting opportunity is to really make the beach a regional park right a public space that everyone can come it's a business. it's not it's not a park hotel and restaurant owner. krista ludkey is bidding on the property too her dream preserving cherished memories from the past for me. it's like, you know when i would go to the beach with my nieces and nephews and get a burger and a soft serve you were transported back to the

the guerneville school district remains closed due to a broken water line. and classes are canceled at the harmony union school district due to a power outage. >>> we want to take a live look at san jose and san francisco. and what a pretty picture we have today. what a difference a few hours makes. blue skies as that bomb cyclone that hit the bay area is now in our rear-view mirror. >> thank goodness. >> meteorologist kari hall joins us. parts of the bay area still seeing rain. >> looking at the radar, this system is really just falling apart. we'll see if it can hold it together to bring some additional light rain into the afternoon for the north bay and our model picking up on that possibility. so about 2:00 to 3:00, we could start to see the showers moving into ukiah and santa rosa and possibly parts of marin county as well. off and on showers into the evening but you can see the main focus is in the north bay. kind of fizzles and falls apart before it moves into the rest of the bay area. still seeing the clouds with some peeks of sunshine and temperatur

estimated rain totals will be heavier through san jose and mill valley and guerneville. look at sunday night into monday morning, some of the highest totals in the coastal towns in the north bay. there's going to be a lot of rain shadowing through the south bay. those totals are going to be significantly less. this is the most rain potential that we have seen since january of this year 2021. we're concerned because of all the burn scars out there with possibly debris flows. look at the snow we could potentially see. several inches of snow out of that system leading into the weekend. we're going to see another system moving in overnight into friday morning. we get a little bit of a break friday afternoon leading into saturday morning. then we get the arrival of that third system that's going to make for some of our heaviest rainfall. sunday afternoon into monday temperatures remain in the low to mid 60s. it's one of those cozy, comfortable rainy days. >> oakland has a series of crashes. i believe they're unrelated to each other along the nimitz. 880 south around 16th ther

the first on guerneville road just east of ridley avenue. the next came in the area of guerneville road and lance drive the 3rd along a creek near her bare air bear street and jennings avenue and the 4th was spotted along the smart train tracks in the area of central avenue and streets. fire crews were able to put out all of the fires without any injuries or damages. >> the alice. all fire has doubled in size since yesterday and continues to burn out of control tonight north of santa barbara. that fire has grown to more than 15,000 acres since it first ignited on monday. prompting authorities to close a portion of highway one. oh, one. some homes have already been lost and more than 100 others are still at risk. powerful winds are fanning the flames at last check. this fire is only 5% contained. here at home pg and e is once again getting ready to potentially turn off power to thousands of bay area residents. the utility just finished owning the power back on after it slashed round a power shut offs. the next round. a potential shut offs wil

the next one came in the area of guerneville road and lance drive to 3rd along a creek here near herbertand jennings avenue in the 4th was spotted along the smart train tracks in the area of central avenue and street. all 4 fires were fortunately put out without any injuries or damage to buildings or homes. a witness provided a suspect description and that suspect was then arrested. >> coming up next, the holidays are approaching. we are already seeing a supply shortage as a result of a cargo ship, a logjam at 2 major us ports. how the president is now trying to help also a new survey is showing that more people of color are finally getting vaccinated to vaccinated against covid. why experts believe that is happening. and the california attorney general cracking down on ghost guns. what he's doing to try and help curb violent deadly don't worry, ma. we'll be there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another level. always stays calm under pressure. most importantly... the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful! com

i wanted to give an update on guerneville. this should continue to go down as we head through the next 48 hours. very, very tense moments, hours, as we headed through yesterday, just really something we haven't seen the likes of in decades for parts of the bay area. as you get a look at storm ranger doppler radar, i don't see any kind of damaging weather coming our way. we're going to start off on the chilly side, so you need the jacket. i think over the south bay, peninsula and tri valley we're starting out with clouds, but a system off to the north is going to bring us a few showers in san francisco and also the north bay. i get you a better look at that. at 8:30 in the morning we're tracking scattered showers as i mentioned from santa rosa to san francisco. and as we head through the afternoon, the best chance of rain would be through the north bay. this is nothing that would cause flooding problems for us. you can see on our rainfall accumulation. as we roll through tomorrow, temperatures across the south bay in the 60s, 6

if you're headed towards guerneville off one. one you would take this according to the chp, the death was reported following. >> a collision of some kind. no other details have been released, but we'll try to get more information there as we switch gears. take a live look outside on this thursday night. it's windy. it's cool. there's a live look at coit tower boy, feels like fall out there. >> mitch this if indeed because it is it is. all just lawrence karnow here. it's kind of an inside it's about time. it feels a little bit more like yeah. all right. if we get a little rain come and then well in then we're talking we have any in tonight might have a little coming our way. we don't want to ruin this, though. we don't want the blue angels this weekend. in fact, this weather is going to work out. i think just about perfect for the blue angels. they come to town the skies clear out. and here you go. saturday and sunday. lots of sunshine and temperature in the upper 60's. maybe we sneak in some 70's with a little bit of an offshore

rain forecast, you can see as we hit friday morning, 1:00 a.m., we've got rain consistent over guerneville. we're going to continue to see rain pushily, 5:00 a.m. friday over the north bay, east bay, peninsula, south bay. it will be pretty quick moving here and kick out about 10:00 a.m. on friday. rainfall totals with this on average about .5 to .75 inches for a lot of the bay area. north bay toward contra costa county county, alameda counties, a lot of the peninsula. rain shadowing going on for the southern peninsula and san jose, so the mountains are stealing a lot of the moisture, not leaving as much in san jose, .25 inches or less. rain shadow with that second storm down toward the south bay. beyond that, we are talking about that sunday storm system. and this is definitely going to have what's called an atmospheric river tap. it's a copious amount of moisture, some subtropical moisture that builds in the pacific. saturday night, we're starting to get that rainfall moving in here towards the bay area. then watch, there is that atmospheric river lining up right there. it's going to be p

continuing in the north bay in the samara fell san anselmo petaluma all the way up to santa rosa and guerneville that's stretching across to sonoma the napa valley and then we've got flood watches in general instead of a flash flood which watch which is a rapid rise. this is a slower rise and some of the tributaries that's going to go in effect the areas in green in the you're going to see some very heavy rainfall as well in fact, this weekend could be one of those special weekends now we haven't seen much in the way of snow. that's because this is a very warm system that's been rolling in and that's get the snow level about 8,000 feet as we get late sunday into monday on the backside of this storm system all of a sudden some cold air chutes in we could see one to 3 feet of snow across the higher peaks. i think even some snow possibly down lake level by monday night guys back to you. well buckle up okay, thank you large will the rain. >>they have let up for a bit today but we're preparing for the next round continues pg e employees give us a tour of there facility today here while showing us how

the guerneville school district and montgomery elementary school district also had no school today. >>> now to breaking news. minutes ago, two earthquakes rattled california's central coast. the first was a 4.7 quake that struck north of san simeon about 4:42. less than 10 machines later, a magnitude 3.6 quake struck virtually the same place. no reports of damage. >>> still ahead, kpix 5 streaming cbsn bay area. new details in the deadly shooting involving actor alec baldwin. the safety concerns involving a crew member. >>> plus, good news for b.a.r.t. riders. the big financial boost the transit agency is expected to receive. >>> teenagers and covid. how the virus could be attacking the brain. the new bay area study just released. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> this just in. a huge boost for the effort to extend b.a.r.t. into downtown san jose. within the past hour, the feds announcing they will kick in almost $2.3 billion for the extension. the money will help the vta co

some of guerneville schools. and montgomery elementary is closed due to a power outage and possible water leaks. >>> water levels starting to return back to normal. we can see some of the muddy banks. there were some serious concerns last night as debris was backing up, triggering flood warnings there. part of the problem, the support beams where the creek passes fairfax town hall. things were just getting caught up there. we capture someday nest cam video last night as crews were assessing the damage as well. and those on scene struggled with the debris from the creek that began clogging up and even brought in a backhoe to help move away some of those branches. a few days ago when we were in the area, people talked about flooding, but this really was one of those rare storms. >> a week ago, we were saying the drought, we have no water. we're running out of water. we've got to have more water. here we are a week later going, too much water. >> a look at where creek levels are right now, we turn to meteorologist k

the first was on guerneville road just east of really avenue. the next one came in the area of road and lance drive. and the 3rd was along a creek near harvard street and jennings avenue. the 4th was spotted along the smart train tracks in the area of central avenue and carrillo streets. all 4 fires are put out without any injuries or thankfully damage to any buildings. a witness provide a suspect description and the suspect was arrested. in san mateo. a mountain lion was spotted in the backyard of a home on bucknell drive. police shared this photo. the resident who spotted the sightings as the big cat was standing near recently killed police say when the mountain lion saw the resident jumped on top of a fence and ran away toward colgate way officers responded and searched the area but did not find the animal while they looked, which was described as being the size of a large dog. well, people are advised never to approach a mountain lion, particularly if it is feeding or with offspring. we'll b >> welcome back. it is 4.55 on this thursday morni

and you're also seeing some pockets of heavy rainfall in the upper elevations right around guerneville about bodega bay just north of point raise itself. marine county definitely in the midst of it. and let's zoom in on the richmond center fell bridge because we are definitely looking at some heavy rainfall intensity were working their way right across that span right now. 80 in 5.80, are certainly wet due to the showers at this very moment as is the car keane is and now the benicia bridge is as well. portions of highway 24 seeing some heavy rainfall in particular this area right here, right around or rendon. once you get past the caldecott tunnel is where you're dropping down into walnut creek amid some heavier rainfall intensity and although you're relatively quiet walnut creek up to concord right now. you are right on the cusp of some heavier showers just around the corner. you are also looking at some moderate activity right there across the bay bridge on over into oakland as you're heading from san francisco out that direction, possibly zooming out just a little bit further. and l

bay to see some of the pop-up showers trying to make their way through near bodega bay in towards guerneville headed towards santa rosa, you get a couple that consider yourself lucky. there's just not much energy in the system there tonight. we're going to see more of those clouds on and off throughout the night tomorrow. plenty of clouds again. in fact, i think there's low kind of just camps itself off the coastline for tomorrow. and then start to move on shore on friday and that may be a better chance to see more rainfall around the bay as we get in toward the latter part of the week. temperatures tomorrow. again, even a little bit cooler highs and low 70's inland. lot of 60's along the coastline. but the mid to upper 60's inside the bay. thank you, lawrence. coming up, why the workers of kellogg's cereal plants are hitting the picket lines with the union members are demanding after a yearlong demanding after a yearlong negotiation with babe? ooh... oh! ooh! ooh... yeah? oh, yeah! there are many ways to say it... sí. yes. ...but when you find the best bargains ever at ross, you'll say yes f

through the santa cruz mountains and in the north bay samara fell petaluma san anselmo santa rosa guernevilleetching all the way toward the napa valley. then you've got the areas shaded in green here. this is what we're going to see. a general rise in some of the tributaries but not the real flash rise like you get with flash flooding and that could cause some flooding issues and islam. a county in other parts of the state. so we've got a long way to go. this looking like a very impressive a vet that's just about to take place. here's the forecast to we haven't talked a whole lot about this, but winds are going to be a big issue with the storm system that's going to be a really deep area of low pressure and as approaches, those winds are going to ramp up. so here we go. as we head in towards sunday just before 5 o'clock in the morning you can see all the areas 30's and 40 mile an hour gusts, especially along the coastline. then as that front comes in, look at the colors fill-in rarely, you see it like that across the entire bay area likely going to see gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour with an

johnson's beach in guerneville was purchased by an unidentified bidder. the beach sits on 10 acres along the russian river. the current owners rejected sonoma county's officer to take over the property. they were asking nearly $4 million. the new owner can still grant the county an easement allowing it to operate the beach, parking lot and concessions. >>> taking a live look outside at the richmond bridge this morning. this red flag warning, we've been so concerned about the winds this week, kari. >> yeah, we do have a lot more changes as we talk about what to do this weekend. make heading to cupertino for the festival. it's going to be so nice, actually warming up several more degrees. we're up to about 81 degrees in the middle of the day saturday. a little bit warmer there as well as some cooler temperatures for oakland if you want to go to taste of the bay. temperatures on saturday here reach into the mid to upper 70s. if you're looking for a place to go take pictures with the kids at the pumpkin patch, in petaluma we're going to see highs reaching up

johnson's beach in guerneville was push chas purchased by a hi bidder. no word on the sale price but they were asking nearly $4 million. the new owner can still grant the county an easement allowing it to operate the beach as well as the parking lot and concessions. >>> taking a live look outside, this is outside of oracle park where the giants take on the dodgers in game five tonight, the winner taking all moving to the national league championship series. meteorologist kari hall is monitoring the weather for the weekend. >> there's going to be a lot going on around the bay area. let's head to cupertino. saturday temperatures reach up to about 81 degrees. comfortably warm during the middle of the day. early temperatures start out in the low to mid 70s. a quick warmup also for oakland if you're heading to the taste of the bay outside event. it's going to reach the upper 70s for the mid afternoon with a breezy wind. if you're looking for a pumpkin patch, head to petaluma. it's going to be very nice. saturday's temperatures start out in the 70s and then he

you're done with it now campfield guerneville santa rosa, any spot on the map. you saw your heavy rain already and now you're going to enjoy a dry rest of the day today and future cast of rainfall totals really only backing us up on that at this point. those showers really starting to exit the region temperatures at the start of the morning at 04:00am to 05:00am. we're solidly in the 60's. but this rain came along with the cold front and some really breezy winds that's drop temperatures as much as 10 degrees from where we were at the start of your broadcast of 45 am. so there's your cold front. very evident right there. it's cool. get the jackets on. but we've got a break for the rest of the day today. you can venture outside. enjoy this break and prepare for the heavier rain, which is still around the corner all time that out for you and your full forecast don, thank you for that. all right. well, we still have hot spots and some issues out there like here in hayward. >> northbound at west tennesse a row sarah has been there on scene showing us all the activiti

will continue up in the pacifica and the north bay too, in the samara fell all the way up into guerneville and over in an app as well. all shaded in yellow expect the possibility of some flash flooding there. the main rivers likely to stay within their banks for talking about the napa and the russian. it's still too early in the season and things have been so dry. but you could see rapid rises in the small creeks and watch them overflow with the as much rain as we're in the forecast for now at the same time expecting numerous power outages around the bay area. the entire bay area. this doesn't happen very often under a high wind watch and that will likely become a more warning as we head into sunday morning continuing through sunday evening. some of these gusts on sunday going to be amazing. here we are as we head towards sunday morning just after 05:00am you look at the areas shaded in purple gusting to 40 maybe 50 miles per hour near the coastal sections and then that front comes in and there you go. draped across the bay area. look at all that wind and all the colors shaded in purple. t

rough san anselmo petaluma pin the guerneville stretched across the st. and also the napa valley into the central valley as well. so watching those very closely. and not only that, this is going to be a major wind of them as this frontal system comes through. so expecting some very strong, gusty winds. right now. it's a watch. means a likely to become a warning as we get into sunday. but the strongest winds coming through starting sunday morning and some of these gusts could be as high as 50 maybe 60 miles per hour. i think especially along the coastal sections. maybe the coastal range is that we're going to see your strongest gusty winds. and after such a dry period likely to see some trees coming down some power outages, almost a certainty. now as the storm comes through. so tracking some of those winds. let's get you early on sunday morning 04:15am, you seem all coming up on the south, you start to see the in the purple there. those are winds gusting over 40 miles an hour as we head through the afternoon. look at all the colors just fill up the bay. al

it's really coming down right there along 80 right now santa rosa, you drive out guerneville you drivenorthward up towards cloverdale. you've also dried out neighbors up in lake county. you're dry as well. it was very wet this morning. there's your burn scars from recent fires. and as you can see, we've had lots of rain around those this morning. novato down to kent field on over allay. also still on the weather side of things this morning. once we do see this passing of our last system right here. we're dry the rest of the day. novato. you're next spot to dry out saint helene and yacht bill right behind that napa campfield as well as mill valley in sandra fell. you'll be next from that point forward. our last spots to be holding onto rainfall today will be those areas further south and eastward across the bay area like the tri valley and like the south bay, these areas will hold on to rain. well, past 08:00am likely towards 09:00am this morning as you can see, our future cast of rainfall totals show santa rosa, you're not getting anything. the rest of the day. nevado nap and san franc

same just south of guerneville north of the point raise area and up into lake county.infall, too warm for any snow across mount saint but it is definitely wet up there into lake and mendocino counties. cold front making its way in across the region this morning. that's what's also upping our wind. so it's really not just the rain you're dealing with. you've also got some very windy conditions on our bridges this morning. and that is going to only complicate the situation further as we talked about at the start of the forecast. the timing of this could really not have been much worse. this is a short burst of rainfall right along the frontal boundary which usually last for a few hours and that's exactly what we're in the midst of rainfall kicked up at 04:00am and it's only going to start to die down after 08:00am to 09:00am once your commute starts to die down to after that point. look at the rest of the day. it's actually pretty quiet wall that energy ships out to the central valley in the sierra foothills snow stacking up in the sierra towards the afternoon. we stay d

santa rosa in guerneville. you've been dry for a minute now.nce we dry out, we stay dry for the rest of the day today. so it's pretty easy to spot where that rain is and where it isn't where we are still currently seeing it obviously with all that green next spots to dry will start in san francisco. the on up 80's corridor in areas like richmond to will start to dry areas that will hold on during the longest. that will be you and the tri valley fremont down through the south bay. expecting you to hold on to rain. well into the 9 o'clock hour. not much longer for these areas closer to the tail end of the system. as you can see ahead of us really. we've already seen that rain and santa rosa, we don't have any more of it ahead of us at least for the rest of the day in santa rosa. it will return starting tomorrow for the north bay towards the middle of the day. 50's for current temperatures at 45. am we were in the 60's. so why are we so much cooler now. what's not just been rainfall for no reason. it is come along a cold front that dropped into th