abc7 reporter cornell bernard is live for us in healdsburg, where we can see lots of folks on the river enjoying the day. >> reporter: big crowds today here at memorial beach. a lot of those folks have headed home, but it was pretty crowded. in fact, the parking lot at memorial beach was closed for most of the day because it was just jammed. sonoma county a definite hotspot this holiday weekend, with vaccination rates increasing. people are feeling safe to have fun again. it's a great weekend to make a splash on the russian river. water levels are low, but there is enough to cool off. >> we are just able to relax and kind of take it easy. it's pretty nice. >> reporter: lifeguard jim was keeping an eye out. >> we are encouraging people to be safe. don't drink if you are going to swim and keep an eye on your children. >> reporter: the kids or a family was firing up the grill for their annual with you, which got canceled last year. stick make you feel that freedom again, to finally be able to go out and not be scared. >> reporter: in downtown healdsburg there was music in the town square.

the healdsburg fire department performed a controlled burn to clear dry vegetation.ta rosa's assistant fire marshal says with the warmer weather and people getting outdoors fire danger is already here. >> knowing that there is the potential for incidents this weekend we're again asking our communities to just be mindful whether it's adhering to the heat advisory and making sure you're staying hydrated, but also making sure that you're reducing and/or limiting those activities that could start another wildfire. >> keep in mind gas powered lawnmowers could start a fire. firefighters do suggest moving that work into the morning. >>> and we sent this push alert on our free abc7 news mobile app earlier this evening with a look at the forecast tomorrow. if you want to check out the weather where you live anytime, that app is free to download. >>> law enforcement is expected to give an update this week on the investigation into the vat railyard shooting. today a memorial in downtown san jose continues to grow. nine vta employees were killed this past wednesday when one of t

." >>> flames caused trouble today, including a traffic jam on 101 between healdsburg and windsor. the fire broke out around 2:00 this afternoon, forcing the shutdown of that stretch of road. imagine the traffic jam there. flames burned one home, part of another structure, destroyed several cars. crews say the fire burned ten acres. all lanes back open tonight. >>> from fire to fog, or perhaps a drizzle storm. once again, you're seeing some of that right now across the golden gate bridge with the sunday forecast and some warmer temperatures ahead as we head into the new week. >>> and back open just in time for summer vacation. the changes you're going to see the next time you visit these bay area amusement parks. we take you inside. >>> taking a spin around the track for climate change. the british royal who got behind the wheel of that race car today to raise awareness about global warming. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month

you might have seen some smoke in the healdsburg area. >>> bay area police say they were not informedoms and the suspect of the san jose mass shooting. san francisco's alcohol, tobacco and firearms tells the associated press that sam cassidy was not put on the radar before the shooting that left 900 his vta coworkers dead. in 2016 cassidy was detained by u.s. custom officers while returning from the philippines. officers found books about terrorism and notes about how much he hated the vta and he was let go. homeland security information about the encountr was not passed on to local police. >>> chalkboards are going up across the bay area to honor the victims of the shooting. a san jose native came up with the idea. it is a chance for locals to share prayers, thoughts and messages to the families of the victims. we talked to some people that were righting their notes in hayes valley today. >> i decided about 10 years ago when sandy hook happened that either i would become a vocal citizen or go back to europe. >> many families were hurt and we are just trying to have a time where peopl

. >>> the fire watch, the past 90 minutes crews reopened highway one between windsor and healdsburg after a fast-moving fire burns dangerously close to 101. the wind driven blaze started about 1:30 and quickly spread across five acres. 50 firefighters from several districts joined the fight to help keep the fire from becoming worse than it was. part of the strategy was to hit it from the air. >> the helicopter that is going back and forth overhead, with about a two minute turnaround, they are able to dip water out of a winery pond that is really close by, is a real benefit to us getting a good handle on this, is having the airport so close by and having those air resources available to us. >> reporter: just how quickly the fire grew, smoke could be seen for miles away. the cause and the origin remain under investigation. >> today, allamakee county firefighters met with members of the community to help prepare them for the upcoming fire season. they let a presentation this morning at the palomar hills area. they also surveyed open space to see whether a pose a hazard. >>> we are learning a

the healdsburg fire department performed a controlled burn to help prevent the spread of potential wildfirefirefighters monitor the flames and allowed it to burn up to the backyard of some homes santa rosa's assistant fire marshal says with the warmer weather and people getting outdoors, the danger is already here. stick with knowing there is the potential for incidents this weekend we are, again, asking communities to just be mindful. whether it is adhering to the heat advisory and making sure you are staying hydrated, but also making sure that you are reducing and/or limiting those activities that could start another wildfire. >> something also to take note of, gas powered lawnmowers could actually start a fire. firefighters suggest doing that work in the morning. >>> we have been talking about it all day, it is definitely warmer today than it was yesterday. things will be heating up tomorrow. >> we are some 25 degrees warmer right now in cities than we were at this time yesterday. the warmer weather has arrived but with the micro cause-and- effect we have 50s and 60s along the coast and

after the city there asked people to conserve, but some smaller cities including cloverdale and healdsburg have implemented 20% cuts to at least 20%. >>> we're starting to learn more about a deadly crash in the east bay. this is from the scene at stoneridge drive and newton way in pleasanton. police say the driver didn't see the victim in the crosswalk and had the green light when the collision happened. the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. the driver is not expected to face charges. >>> peninsula police are investigate an early morning crash that shut down el camino real in redwood city earlier this morning. we had live team coverage earlier on "today in the bay. "police haven't said much, but witnesses tell us it was a hit and run and they saw a white van leave the scene. the victim hasn't been identified. we believe sure to bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> well, the white house has cancelled rules put in place by president trump that would have limited health care access for transgender americans. scott mcgrew is here to talk us through what this all means. sc

you go napa, sonoma petaluma rohnert park santa rose all the way up to healdsburg and saint helene. this is going to expand across the bay area. but on top of that, these are kind of going hand in hand. we're worried about fires as we head through the season as well. we've got a long way to go and a hot summer season ahead already seeing some elevated condition. you can see in the places in yellow, in parts of the north bay and the east bay and places that you start to see a little orange beginning to show up just north of santa rosa. those are places where we start. look at some moderate fire danger conditions. so we'll be tracking these not only for today but it looks like all summer long as we've got a long, hot summer ahead. and dry conditions and drought conditions all summer. 2 guys, back to you. all right, lawrence. to the east bay now contra costa county. it has deteriorated from the extreme category to the even more distressed exceptional tier. >> which is deepening concerns about environmental conditions on the custom. what shaping up to be a long, hot, dry summer cross fo

likely coming from a prescribed burn, firefighters in sonoma county are conducting the burns in the healdsburg area. >>> in florida, police are on the hunt for three suspects who opened fire outside a concert hall killing at least two people and wounding more than 22 others. as melissa rainy reports, police think the shooting was targeted. >> reporter: a violent holiday weekend in south florida. in the early morning hours sunday, police say a white suv pulled up to a club in miami- dade county and three people opened fire on the crowd standing outside. >> three subjects stepped out of the vehicle with assault rifles and handguns and began shooting indiscriminately into the crowd. of which we believe is a targeted act of gun violence. >> reporter: that apparent targeted act left two people and at least 20 more hurt. some in personal vehicles were rushed to hospitals. >> my son was hit once in the abdomen area. and then -- my nephew and cousin -- he was shot, grazed in the abdomen a few times. >> reporter: miami's police chief says the shooting is an example of how gun violence has gotten out of

police supports a lot of people say, hey, we don't want to become healdsburg, which is very tourist focus. they knows his backers say they hope her election is the start of a new chapter one new face on one new seat, one new perspective on the council. it's the beginning of a transition. we feel congratulations. thank you so much. people in windsor know me as someone they can turn to that they trust that really is here to sincerely listen to them. and represent them. right, knows that has been in windsor more than 40 years. a mother of three with a background in winery management, julie, she is said to take office next month. deborah villalon reporting live tonight, deborah. thank you, republican john cox was in the bay area today in his campaign to replace governor gavin newsom in a possible recall election. his so called meet the beast bus tour made stops in san francisco on treasure island and in fremont. got a lot of attentionfor his campaign event yesterday when he was standing next to a £1000 bear in sacramento. cox says the recall election will give voters the opportunity to seek c

this continues to extend into samara fell nevado petaluma and even further north all the way up to healdsburg santa lena napa sonoma rohnert park in santa rosa. you're all underneath that exceptional drought now. >> and everywhere else is extreme now that's going to continue to expand as we head through time here is we're going to see very little in the way of rain. now to go along with that. we've got problems with fires. we've been watching this already. we've had 2 very significant dry years now. and so now we've got an early start to the fire season. and this is what we're looking at this afternoon now. usually you get these a strong winds. but today is exceptional. we've had another round of the extremely strong winds gusting over 40 miles an hour. in some cases as high as 50 miles per hour in the north bay. you can see the area shaded in yellow. those are areas where you have elevated fire risk and then in the air, as you start to see some orange begin to show up north of santa rosa, that's start to see some moderate risk developing that also continuing in near vacaville and also the fa

milk fires it's called was reported around 1:45 p.m. north of east side road between windsor in healdsburg and also destroyed a home three outbuildings and two vehicles. firefighters say support from the air helped bring the fire under control. they're able to get water out of the winery that's really close by so real benefit to us getting a good handle on this. it's having the airport so close by and having those air resource is available to us now, at one point, the chp close all south bound lanes and one north bound lane of highway one of one because of the fire is under investigation. as california wildfire season picks up one state lawmaker calling on the u. s four service to hire more firefighters, he says there's simply not enough. and as reporter jin went, tells us, he says, the pay is a big factor here. you're short and all fire staff. right now. it's no secret. the united states for service has been short on firefighters, and it's just getting worse as wildfires in california also continue to get worse. david alicia is the vice president, the forest service union here in this sta

along the western side of highway 101 between windsor and healdsburg. flames broke out yesterday at one point forcing a tempot fires. flame scorched 10 acres before firefighters got the upper hand. nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to determine if it started in the fire that burned in rushed nearby and spread. that fire is a reminder that this year setting up for one of the earliest and potentially longest fire seasons on record. a year after the most destructive season ever, the stay can barely take much more. abc7 lori anthony has that story. >> reporter: it is go time for these goats. as they play a key role in a fire season that is heating up months ahead of schedule. with fires like this eight acre event on a day that wasn't particularly warm. all signs are pointing to is fire season that's approaching its peak way too early. >> we are experiencing fire danger and behavior we normally don't see until june or july. >> reporter: the fire district is ramping up with ongoing wildfire training and hiring of separate hand crews to supplement thos

. >>> and these flames caused quite the traffic jam on highway 101 between healdsburg and windsor. this fire ignited before 2:00 yesterday afternoon forcing the shutdown of that stretch of the freeway. flames burned one home, part of another structure, and destroyed several cars. fire crews say it burned ten acres. it is 7:08 right now. we do have much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, was it a ufo or something else? the string of lights moving across the sky, we'll tell you what they were next. >>> plus "nbc bay area responds." >> the pandemic canceled pretty much all concerts but some ticket companies are refusing to give fans refunds for shows that never happened. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how to make a ticket seller face the music and give you your cash, next. >>> welcome back. just shy of 7:11 on your sunday morning. cloudy skies and sunshine breaking through in san francisco as we look from emeryville. we expect a slight warmup from what we saw yesterday, vianey arana will be in long in a few minutes with your full microclimate forecast

sonoma county is under control after destroying at least one building along the weay and healdsburg. flames broke out yesterday afternoon. at one point forcing a temporary closure 101 over concerns of spot fires. flames scorched firefighters at the upper hand. nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to determine if it started in the building that burned or brush nearby and then spread. >>> another reminder that this year is setting up for one of the earliest and potentially longest fire seasons on record. a year after the most destructive season ever, the state can barely take much more. abc7 news laura anthony has that part of the story. >> reporter: it's go time for these goats as they play fire s heating up months ahead of schedule. with fires like this eight acre event on a may day that wasn't particularly warm, all signs are pointing to a what season that's approaching its peak way too early. >> we are experiencing fire danger and fire behavior that we normally don't see until june or july. >> reporter: the contra counter is wrapping up with ongoing wildfire training and hirin

meantime, will pay more than $30 million to sonoma county and north bay towns including santa rosa and healdsburg as part of a settlement tied to the kincade wildfire. they found faulty power lines started the fire which destroyed nearly 400 structures back in 2019. the money covers damage to public and natural resources. >>> new signs this morning our climate in crisis is hitting home when it comes to our precious water supply. the major drought related decision from the federal government may mean new water restrictions for customers within weeks. the bureau of reclamation decided to drastically cut water shipments for the central valley water project. as a result valley water leaders are reported by hinting at tight new restrictions by the time the next meeting takes place on june 8th. in the north bay new restrictions this morning mean about 1,000 landowners will not be able to divert water this year from the russian river water basin. the board made that announcement as well yesterday. the move will impact landowners in sonoma and mendocino counties. >>> it is 5:52 right now. we want to chec

authorities say the controlled burns are near the healdsburg area. >>> fire crews responded to a car that crashed into a building that happened this afternoon around 1:15 on scott street near beech street. the driver was able to escape after the collision and crews say there was minor damage to the building. no word on what caused the crash. >>> we learned that a cal fire helicopter crew rescued and injured hiker in san jose and it flew to quicksilver park where the crew lifted the hiker up and then down to an ambulance and no word yet on the condition. >>> new video shows a northern california car chase that turned deadly when deputies shot and killed a modesto team. it started when xander man was pulled over for expired registration and a broken headlight. body camera video from may 18 shows the stanislaus county deputies attempting to pull over the 16-year-old. he sped off and let authorities on a 20 mile chase and deputies were able to stop the car using a pit maneuver which causes car to spin out and had a pole and that is when deputies say the teenagers sped toward a deputy who

the flames are closer to the freeway between windsor and healdsburg. the highway had to be shut down temporarily when flames started burning in the meridian. >> we are not even out of may yet. unfortunately we are in historical drought conditions here in sonoma county and our fuels are very stressed. we get these little wind events, even though this wasn't a declared wind event, these tend to create rapidfire growth. >> viewers sent us this video. you can see the smoke and flames just off, before the freeway was shut down. it has now fully reopened. >>> time-lapse video shows how quickly that fire expanding across five acres. >> could be seen for miles away, and the origin of the fire remains under investigation. in the east bay alameda county firefighters held a presentation in the castro valley hills to help the community prepare for fire season. they also took the opportunity to survey the surrounding open space to check for any potential fire hazards. at the same time san francisco crews are preparing to fight fire from the water. they were out of

you're talking cities of santa rosa rohnert park petaluma sonoma ca tidy healdsburg the north marion area also valley of the moon water district marin municipal water district town of windsor, california. american water, mark field and sonoma counties, water agency all partnering together. again. we'll continue to monitor are in will make these additional reduction efforts mandatory. that is what they are talking about, trying to decide as we speak. we'll keep you posted there can catherine for now back to you. all right, dan, thank you. now to our full of 4 zone forecast. a live picture of the golden gate bridge on this tuesday night and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look at what to expect. >> still no rain in sight. lots. yeah. and as we go on here, we get late this season. the odds of us get more rain. diminishes any significant rain really coming down as it's getting late. >> in the season. but here we are. that turned out to be a nice day. gorgeous sunshine warm. temperatures above normal almost summer like in some parts of the bay area. beautiful evening ou

separate looks like healdsburg, no north of pillsbury, that would be a kind of more towards you, kai. suspect but you can see it now they die down, so that's where we are now. the showers have died down that whole complex is the reason that they got snow in the mountains. so we had wind around here and then we get the showers today, and the showers amounted to you know, under 1/10 of an inch for most of us doesn't. do a lot. it was kind of interesting and nice. most of us didn't notice anything. so ah, few light scattered showers they're done for now. now the high pressure builds in the winds go back down a little bit. they die down and then temperatures start to climb into the weekend. see you back here with that forecast in a few minutes, bill will see then. thank you addressing the increase in violence against asian americans at 10 30 the legislation president biden signed into law today and how it aims to help. first though marin county records their first coronavirus death in a month how the death is encouraging health officials to fight so it's another day. yeah- that's what mos

numbers seem to be the headline for today. 82 for petaluma right now have 83, american canyon and healdsburg 81 san carlos, stanford and for the inner east bay eighties here is well 81 in danville, 81. in dublin. you can expect a warm anywhere from. 5 to 8 degrees, maybe even 10 degrees or so by the second part of the afternoon when temperatures peak. here's a look at the afternoon highs expected for today. 90 degrees for santa rosa 86 sandra fell for the inner east bay upper eighties and conquered closer to the water. ah beautiful day. we've got 72 in san francisco hard to beat that and mostly sunny skies into the south bay 85 low scatters tiktok's santa cruz 80 degrees the afternoon high. they're 86 expected for. t your extended forecast. temperatures donot much change. bigger changes coming our way, though for the second half of the business week when our inland cities air back into the upper seventies for thursday, friday, even a little bit cooler on the weekend. still very nice and pleasant. ah, low sixties for the coast upper sixties to about 70 degrees on saturday for bayside communit

. >>> the srjc petaluma campus clinic closes june 5th and the site at healdsburg high school closes at end of june. four sites slated to stay open the grace pavilion at the sonoma county fairgrounds, make your appointment at myturn.ca.gov. >>> happening today, governor gavin newsom will highlight a plan to protect the state from wildfires. the governor is investing $2 billion in emergency preparedness, the most pledged in wildfire safety in california history. the governor is expected to show off new fire fighting equipment. we'll have coverage on our air and digital platforms as we continue to cover everything here on "today in the bay." to keep you better prepared for the fire season, sonoma county releasing evacuation zone maps, look at them by heading over to nbcbayarea.com. >>> here we go this morning, san francisco wake up. time to go. it's monday morning, taking a look at a hazy san francisco this morning. sometimes i don't know if it's the camera or if it's really just that foggy there, but let's turn to meteorologist kari hall. i assume that's just foggy there right now? >> ye

santa rosa rohnert park petaluma sonoma ca healdsburg are in valley of the moon and sonoma and marin municipal water district's including the town of windsor, california. american water. mark field, water district and sonoma county water agency. we'll continue to monitor whether the marin board will make additional reduction efforts mandatory let you know what they decide. grant. thank you. appreciate it. can with the drought. obviously a huge issue for farmers as well. they're working with less water, which is. >> costing them more to raise livestock and grow crops. and that means you could potentially pay more at the supermarket really soon. kron four's ella sogomonian live for us now in studio. some of those details say it's not so prices are going yeah. unfortunately. and once again because of yet another challenge that our farmers are now faced with. we're so lucky live here in the bay area with so much. >> local fresh produce, but it might start to custom or yet again. taking a look here. what happens out in the field at the store and so you might be able to now see the differe

alsoo valley so a very narrow temperature range and most of us around 48 to about 54 degrees from healdsburg all the way down to about union city. here's the way it looks. we will look down the apartment and you can see the breeze blowing ashore and that means temperatures are cooler than average and stubborn cloud cover today. whenever completely get rid of the clouds whether they are low clouds at the coast or the bay or high clouds inland and that will keep us in the 50s and 60s from noon until 4 and back into the 50s by 7. it keeps our air healthy. all of us can breathe well today for tomorrow and wednesday. let's get over to joe bena.>>> we bring you a life picture here from the bay bridge toll plaza because the metering lights are on. they flipped on at 5:50 this morning. it is amazing how packed it gets in a short amount of time. we are showing of our oakland 880. those headlights are making their way south and i do have an update for you on something unfolding in redwood city. there is a fire it looks like on the underpass of the freeway past whipple avenue. it looks like it is just

some smaller cities including cloverdale and healdsburg implemented cuts by at least 20%. >>> missingut a trace. next on "today in the bay," an east bay mother desperately seeking word from her son. how his visit with family members took a turn that no one expected. >>> there's been a massive hack attack on an american pipeline and gas prices could go up. what can the bhous do about is it t? we'll take a look, coming up. >>> and we're kicking off our second week of asian-american pacific islander coverage by honoring a civil rights icon, fred kovimatsu, refused to go into an internment camp and arrested and found hiding in oakland and eventually the criminal conviction was upheld by a u.s. supreme court but decades later overturned by san francisco federal court. he was awarded a presidential medal of freedom and in 2005, california declared january 30th his birth guy, fred korematsu day. we salute you. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward... even after paying for this. love you, sweetheart they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my grandda

includes the following utilities in the cities of santa rosa rohnert park petaluma sonoma ca tidy healdsburg the north marine area also valley of the moon them are in municipal water. district's town of windsor. the cal and water lark feel district and the sonoma county water agency again, they have that meeting happening right now in marine will continue to monitor that as soon as they make a decision. we'll let you know what's going on. ken catherine, for now, back to you. >> thank you. grant. well, the drought, of course, is also huge problem for farmers. they are working with less water. that's costing them more to raise a livestock to grow crops. he won't be surprised to hear this means you might end up paying more for groceries and soon kron four's. ella sogomonian is here in the studio with more on that want to hear that recently was wildfires and covid now our farmers are putting up with some of the worst drought conditions in decades and problems in the field may mean you're going to pay more out of pocket when you're shopping out there. >> the sonoma county farm bureau estimates th

conservation efforts and water restrictions are already in place in several north bay cities, including healdsburgoverdale and sent holding up. all right, we're following some breaking news in marin county right now, fire crews are on the scene of another brushfire burning off of kerner boulevard. that's behind the target and home depot stores on shoreline parkway. you can see they're all the smoke in the air coming from this brushfire sandra fell. fire officials say that fire is about 5 to 7 acres right now, but they say no evacuations have been ordered, and no structures are threatened. at this time. we're gonna keep our eye on this. if we get any updates, we'll, of course. bring them to you, right? so you know, obviously very difficult when you see that happening, and we've got the conditions of very warm temperatures, very dry air and also wind. a breezy conditions, at least in sandra fell right now, let's talk about where we are right now and when we see a break and all of this coming, which i'm happy to say we do live look outside, in fact, look could see a little bit of moisture in the air.

democrat, mandatory water rationing has started in some parts of the county like cloverdale and healdsburg. they are relying on voluntary conservation measures in other areas. >>> if you want breaking weather alerts like this one, just download the abc7 news apps. >>> pfizer covid-19 vaccine could get emergency authorization for 12 to 15- year-olds. that could start as early as today. a comes as cases across the country are dipping to a seven month low. jobina is at the live desk with more on what health officials are saying about using restrictions. jobina? >> the cdc reports more than 114 million americans are fully vaccinated, but the demand for doses has declined. the average daily doses administered has dropped from 3 million a month ago to now under 2 million. dr. anthony fauci says, as more people get vaccinated, it could be time to relax restrictions, even more on things like wearing masks indoors. >> the cdc will be updating their recommendations and their guidelines. but, yes, we do need to start being more liberal as we get more people vaccinated. >> meantime, cdc director dr. r

sonoma county, the town of windsor and the cities of healdsburg, cloverdale and santa rosa settled withn firefighters in sonoma county. we're busy today responding to three vegetation fires that fires broke out on mark west springs road highway, 12 and nauseam lane but have since been contained. this is video of a small vegetation fire on mark west springs road. and said it's near santa rosa. the fire burned four acres and did not damage any structures. no injuries were reported at any of the fires and no word yet on the cause of the fires in alameda county, firefighters quickly contained a 20 acre vegetation fire alongside interstate 5 80, east of livermore earlier today. the fire started about 2 30 this afternoon beside the center divide in the altamont pass east of carol road and the north, flynn wrote, offering alameda county and livermore pleasant didn't fire department crews joined cal fire and had the fire out in less than an hour. no one was injured. the cause of the fire is being investigated a covid vaccination site at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton is closing af

efforts and water restrictions are already in effect and several north bay city its cities, including healdsburg, cloverdale and saying halina new at noon, governor gavin newsom is down in san diego today, where he has announced the second part of what he's calling the california comeback plan. governor announced a $12 billion package to combat our state's homelessness crisis. the governor says the funds will provide 65,000 people with housing placements more than 300,000 people with housing stability and will create 46,000 new housing units. over proposing here today is a $12 billion.2 year housing proposal unprecedented again in american history, not just california. it's not just doubling down on strategy. this is an order of magnitude investment and the transforming the homeless crisis and state of california governor's $100 billion california comeback plan will have to be approved by the state legend. nature during budget negotiations. children as young as 12 could be next in line for a covid-19 shot. public health officials say vaccinations could begin this week as the united states moves

hotels and condos, which for police supports a lot of people say, hey, we don't want to become healdsburg. which is very tourist focus. they knows his backers say they hope her election is the start of a new chapter one new face on one you see when new perspective on the council. it's the beginning of a transition. we feel congratulations. thank you so much. people in windsor know me as someone they can turn to that they trust that really is here. toc sincerely listen to them. and represent them. ray knows that has been in windsor more than 40 years. ah mother of three with a background in winery management, she has set to take office next month in windsor, deborah villalon. ktvu fox two news. berry whether a little cooler than we were yesterday. it's not going to stay this way. that was it, mark? yeah we're gonna turn up the heat gasia mikaelian head into the weekend, but today yeah, definitely that cooler breeze sudden up today, in fact, one off the cooler days of the week. in fact, the fog can't doing its thing. coast side and right around the bay earlier this morning, so moreway inlan

luxury hotel and condos, which for police supports a lot of people say, hey, we don't want to become healdsburghich is very tourist focus. they knows his backers say they hope her election is the start of a new chapter one new face on one you see when new perspective on the council. it's the beginning of a transition. we feel congratulations. thank you so much. people in windsor know me as someone they can turn to that they trust that really is here to sincerely listen to them and represent them. right now is that has been in windsor since childhood, and she and her husband of raised three children there. she is expected to take office in june. deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. one of the republican challengers hoping to unseat% governor newsome gave her first in depth interview tonight with fox news. i need to find solutions to be able to turn this state around. i absolutely love this state. i'm a fighter always have been quite a second. caitlyn jenner spoke to sean hannity. she called herself an outsider and says she wants to go to sacramento and surround herself with the smartest people.

water restrictions already happening in several cities, including healdsburg, cloverdale and saying,during this month of may, which is asian american pacific islander heritage month. we're focusing on issues important to the a p i community. there's recently been something of a reckoning on how asian americans are treated by people and in pop culture. ktvu clotting wrong talks about the discrimination and how it continues today. the conversation is complicated. so you called him an ally. just because you don't say something was got me more than that. you gotta put something out in the conversation advocates say it is important to understand why racism isn't funny. in 2012 bay area native and basketball star jeremy lin went on saturday night live to address racist linsanity jokes. jay leno just now apologized for decades of anti asian jokes when he was doing the jokes, he said internally, he felt like it was wrong. he did it anyway for the laugh, the making fun of accents and food has largely been accepted through the years. i've gotten so many of those jokes to the years, you know, a

healdsburg 91 livermore 90 martinez in the upper eighties and sand itself. come on morgan hill, both in the upper eighties. so here's the plan for tomorrow. still a warm wednesday, but the beach is cool down into the upper fifties to the lower sixties. another warm day and lynn that means temperatures and those the neighborhoods will be in the upper eighties to maybe flirting with 90 degrees, but the overall trend will be a coolie trent as we head into what your wednesday but especially by thursday, and it's a friday satellite shown you lots of clear skies up and down our coastline, but it's hard to ignore that fog bank offshore that will gradually approach our coastline as we head into the overnight hours, bringing the coastal cooling. take a look at some the current wind speeds. we have a bit of a breeze out there with onshore breeze setting up and current numbers. it is hot in fairfield, lower nineties out toward travis air force base, oakland 67 more cooling, though out towards san francisco and half moon bay only in the mid fifties. here's our live came

the $31 million settlement will go to sonoma county, the town of windsor and the cities of healdsburgale and santa rosa. oh right, picking at the temperatures from today again. it was pretty warm. fairfield was 89 89 90 ock. just 78 napa. i think that's where they'll be tomorrow. he's 89 in happen and our fairfield antioch turn into probably 85. tomorrow it's gonna be a navy of degree or two cooler or the same. it's not gonna be that noticeable. i don't suspect you see the fog coming in here, right? so you got fog back at the coast. we had a little brief break from that for the last 24. hours or so, but it is back now, and it'll fill in pretty nicely and it'll be cool at the coast you be wearing jackets. there certainly is. you go through the afternoon hours tomorrow in the morning hours into the afternoon hours and pretty much right through the weekend overnight lows tonight will be mild. you'll proceed. temperatures overnight in the low forties mid forties. there's a weather system to the north. this guy here that weather system is the mechanism for the slight cooling tomorrow, and

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memorial day and that he continues in the north bay through the napa valley calistoga up to cloverdale healdsburg going to see those temperatures in the 90's in triple and overnight lows only in the 60's. now it will change a little bit as you make your way in a brand as we're going to see some cooler air right along the water's edge. but after you get just a little further inland temperatures heat up in a hurry and are still talking 80's and some mid 90's. so very hot out there. worried about the possibility of a fire danger to. but we're not seeing those real classic offshore winds that we worry about with the very low humidity. in fact, models are picking up on fire danger will be elevated. both afternoons through the weekend and probably more so as we head in toward memorial deal shows we roll through time we get toward tomorrow afternoon. we begin to see some of that yellow popping up outside those areas in parts of the north bay of the east bay where the fire conditions will be elevated as we're going to see some dry conditions and that afternoon sea breeze kicking in. and that's kind of th

conservation efforts and water restrictions are already in effect in several north bay cities, including healdsburg, cloverdale and saint halina, the red flag conditions kept firefighters busy this weekend across the bay area, according to cal fire from friday until this morning, firefighters responded to 15 vegetation fires in the north bay. they burned more than 60 acres across sonoma, lake, napa and solano counties in venetia cruise contained a 50 acre fire that was probably caused by a lawn mower. 50 acre fires, you know again doesn't doesn't match up to the big ones that we hear about around the state. but you know, for small agencies like we are in our neighboring agencies. 50 acres takes a lot of hands to get in their control that in the south coast, santa clara county fire says a firebreak help them keep a car fire from spreading into a wooded area along highway 17. they contained it, too. just a quarter of an acre. ah good reminder there for homeowners to keep defensible space around their properties. live. look tonight at monte ah blow, not a cloud in the sky, but it is hot out there topp