they're supposed to keep the violently criminal insane from escaping to napa city and napa county. >> reporter: some of those committed here are faking mental illness to avoid prison sentences. but every patient here costs the state $100,000 a year. >> they maybe faking psychosis, they may say that they are hearing voices. and you see them interacting well with other patients. >> the control that we would like to have we don't have. >> reporter: vhh says many patients can legally refuse medication unless the judge has ordered it as a condition of their commitment. many judges do not. assemblyman allen represents the bay area. he says separating the nonviolent from violent would be a big and inexpensive step to improving security. >> they've had 100 compensation claims and over a thousand assaults. so we believe there might be dramatic savings by saving some money to make it a much safer environment. >> reporter: staff has been saying those kind of things to us for months. but the assaults continue. and workers here continue to look over their shoulders. >>> when we look back on a seco

we are starting in napa. when you think of napa, a lot of people think wine. guess what bob redell is up to right now? good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. we are at the winery in napa. it's a beautiful morning out here with the sunrise. of course, christina loren will be talking about that in a bit. speaking of christina loren, she decided to challenge me at the bottle day camp where you can come up and make your own wines. you have four wines, mix them together. judd is going to help us decide which is worthy of the may around the bay vintage. they will get this on their bottle. this is my juice. how do you bottle it on a small scale like this? >> we are going to use this filler like this. you can't run it through the line. i'm sure it's a delicious blend. >> reporter: i can smell it from here. >> ut l subtle notes of goodness, i think you said. >> reporter: when you are bottling, you don't want too much air or oxygen, is that correct? >> that's right. this is going to fill up and we are going to immediately put the cork in it right there so

today, we take you to napa and really, what's a trip to napa without some yodeling? you are certainly going to want to sick around for that. it's a lot of fun. let's start with a look at today's weather, live in napa. look at christina loren. you made the big trip this morning. >> yeah, nice and early. it took awhile to get here but we didn't have to drive-through elements that were all that bad. the weather elements you will be confronted with, patchy fog over the coastal regions. overall, chilly as usual. high pressure is going to warm us up substantially after the fog lifts and breaks apart. high pressure brings the temperatures to the upper 70s today. this morning for you, we are out in napa on top of judds hill. we are going to talk about wine making, as you said, yodeling. something else, tiki parties. lots of fun to be had. if you are on your way to work this morning and you are going to miss it, i'm sorry but let's get you to work on time none the less. mike. >> your work looks great. we are focusing on the northbound travel times and the speeds. travel times

she is live in napa. what you doing in napa?> well, what do you do when you come to napa. >> what are you doing in napa at 4:30 in the morning? can you hear me? >> yeah, i can hear you. >> go ahead. >> thought she said she was coming to me in the next block. >> no worries, go ahead. >> scott mcgrew, i want to talk to you. it's wine country. it's going to be gorgeous across the bay area. it's chilly to start you out. clear skies overhead. the temperatures, as a result, are chilly. patchy fog. we didn't run into a lot from san jose to napa. high pressure is going to warm us up significantly today. upper 70s, once again. tomorrow, the real warm up occurs. the temperatures in the upper 80s. 88 degrees in some east bay cities. livermore, you might hit 90 degrees. why and how long the warming trend will last. for now, i have some work to do. mike, don't worry, i'm not driving. not driving. >> i was going to say, they don't go well in a cup holder for a number of reasons. one of those is chp are the initials. enjoy your morning. we are

look at santa rosa now 39. 42 at napa. san rafael is down there as well. a lot of mid 40s and upper 40s. west, northwest or northerly all signs are pointing toward that wind going more northerly. the low is right there starting to leave nevada and go into utah. as it does that high will build in. the high doesn't like the low so it fills it with wind. mostly sunny after a partly sunday morning. nothing too warm. not as warm as last week. mostly sunny breezy. a chilly morning. it will be a little warmer. 60s low mid closer to the coast. as we get rid of the clouds in the morning it's already mostly clear in the north bay. the extended outlook does have warmer weather. less wind. tuesday and wednesday. looks like a transition day thursday and pride. cloud it up friday. a mostly cloudy morning. >> i can't believe we are talking about rain. >>> another nuclear plant in japan agrees to shut down because of safety concerns. and the major steps taken. >>> also a search continues where man missing for seven weeks his wife was just found alive. why doctors say it w

it was the only water supply line to all of napa and when it blew, everyone between napa and yountvillet dry which was about 20,000 households and businesses. >> might have run up to about 20,000 of our customers, significant number. this is our main water supply line. >> reporter: it's a 17-mile concrete people about 4 feet wide. the city thinks the rain weakened the ground around the pipe. it had been underground for about 40 years. so today everybody should be able to shower. it may take a while for the pressure to build up and for all that brown ickiness to get out of the water supply. but i do have to say, i went to use the restroom at a hotel around the corner and the water was fine. so might depend on where you are. hope is in sight. >> they did say you can actually drink the water, right? >> reporter: yeah. they say you can drink it even when it is that brown icky color. i wouldn't drink it but they say it's safe. >> come on, a little reporter involvement, anne. >> reporter: you know, happiness is finding a public bathroom at 6:30 a.m. >> and good health, too. thank you, anne ma

it was the only water supply line to all of napa and when it blew, everyone between napa and yountvilleabout 20,000 households and businesses. >> might have run up to about 20,000 of our customers, significant number. this is our main water supply line. >> now, the city thinks the heavy winter rains weakened the pipe that burst underground. it was a 17-mile concrete pipe about 4 feet wide. it had been underground for about 40 years. so crews continuing to work on getting that pipe back online. but in the meantime there is water. it might be brown but the city says time and time again that this water is safe to drink. but that is up to the person who is drinking it because i'm not quite sure how i'd feel about drinking some of that water at least from some of the pictures we just saw over there. >> i'm with you there. i think a pot of coffee in the morning, forget it. head to starbucks. >> yeah. either that or pull out the bottled water. one of the two. >> got some mud in my system here. okay, anne makovec live in napa, thank you. >>> iran has suddenly postponed the espionage trial of tw

napa state hospital on ktvu.com, click on the napa hospital tab on the front page to see a slide show of photos. >>> the chp is looking at this hour for a gunman who opened fire last night on a freeway in vallejo, wounding two men. it happened on interstate 780 near groan cove road. claudine wong has the dramatic video that shows the two injured men entering a mcdonalds restaurant looking for help. >> reporter: cameras outside and inside this mcdonalds caught the shooting victims as they arrived looking for help. you can see the white car pull into the parking lot. the passenger, daniel rodriguez had to help the driver get out of the car. he had been shot. it all happened last night in vallejo, a truck pulled beside them and a man inside started shooting. the two while hurt kept going, driving 4 more miles before stopping at this mcdonalds. >> right now it is unknown as to why they came to this location. the driver was starting to lose consciousness and at some point the passenger had to guide the vehicle to this location. >> once the victims got inside the mcdonalds the driver collap

napa will build a september 11th memorial.he port authority of new york and new jersey offered the steel to communities around the world to use in events and memorials to remember the heroes and victims of september 11th. >>> the former site of san francisco supervisors harvey milk's camera store will open as a suicide crisis center tomorrow. the store will open as a call center for the trevor project, nonprofit that provides crisis intervention to lgtb youth. david chu will attend the unveiling. also in atten dance will be members of milk's inner circle. in the 70s, milk used the store for his campaign headquarters and took calls from lgbting you. >> sansan jose's vietnamese community unveiled a sign today welcoming the world to little saigon. private donations paid for the sign, naming the area little saigon. ignited a controversy four years ago. a council member opposed the idea and suggested calling it the saigon business district. that sparked a recall campaign led by compiles exiles of the former vietnam. she lost the ba

the slight chance of showers and napa valley.r finally starting to warm up. 60s in antioch with low 50s down the coast. the decree and los gatos. and 60s-with 53 degrees in the los gatos. the pacific northwest is getting a lot of rain. even to the west of boss with the bay. it is stained dry. islip and pop up showers. it is staying dry hole with isolated facts pop-up showers. 67 degrees and opin oakland if you are going to the game at &t park, with mostly 60's your kron 4 7 day around the bay a slight chance of more north bay showers tomorrow. 8:41. isabel? >> thank you, still ahead on kron 4 news this weekend. jan wahl be back. we also have more of the projected rapture. the california pitch--preacher. >> a lot of clouds we will be back. the top twins, new zealand, yodeling twins from new zealand. it is so much fun, compelling. taking you to the world of bringing. and the discovery that they had the gift of comedy. with a rural upbringing speaking against injustice, they are worth celebrating! this fun, and teaching documentary.

but for smaller airports like napa it is a real game changer.f lobbying, napa will get a quarter of a million from uncle sam to install a similar one at the ends of major airport runways new this . >> this is a huge impact because of that fact, there is weather, and napa valley new people can't use us us as a resource. >> reporter: though no commercial flights come here, napa serves the business aircraft of the vital wine and tourism industries. >> whatever we can do to enhance this airport and the utility, it is only a benefit to us, the local and regional economies. >> reporter: with the big airport system and a major disaster, the airport would also be able to better serve responders 24-7. the whole system should be ready by the end of this year. reporting live, ktvu. >>> and the white house working on a plan to boost tourism in the united states now that the recession is officially over. the government is working to process the tourist fees for international advisers, right now the president is at the global advisory meeting. they want to ma

napa low 40 and san rafael 51 hayward. that is the only 50 with a little bit of a breeze there. 46 san jose. 48 redwood city. tech your pick it can be west or south. it is a sign of things to come more of that northerly wind. once that strong low which is near the oregon border we call that a triple point. there won't be acariases. it will slide to the east and that will allow high pressure to bill in for three days and kicked out by a longer system. today mostly sunny. breezy at times. the highest reborn by 70. mostly sunny today. breezy a chilly morning. a lot of 60s across the bay. this time of year it doesn't take much to rebound. this is a cool air mass over us right now. temperatures staying above average or below average. we see increasing fog on thursday. really unseasonally cold system on track for friday and during the weekend it looks like clouding up and possibility of rain late saturday and sunday. >>> european markets are starting the week on a down note on worry about grease's ongoing gas us prices. the sayi

that is the latest from napa state hospital. >>pam: other attacks at the napa hospital. earlier, a staff member punched a technician in the face. earlier, an inmate died and in march and assault on a staff member. in december, 4 different skill fractures of your being beaten by a patient. in october, a therapist was killed when strangled by patient. allegations of police misconduct in san francisco and copper costa county are raising new questions about the possible culture of corruption in contra costa county. >>pam: officers and under cover aneed more support >> they put them into high stress jobs for their lives are at stake. not exactly high pain but good paying. they get around the criminals and they get tempted at times. it is not exactly high-pain. they cannot attend to their psychological well-being. they cannot afford them the ability to go to psychologists, psychiatrists to see how they are doing. especially in narcotics that is what they should be looking at. >> there are a lot of police officers that certainly signs of assignments in the police department-rea

live here at napa claudine wong. >>> 6:08. pg&e started testing more than 150 miles of its pipeline system but it could face for more expensive and time consuming charges. the judge gave on order to test and replace 700 miles of its older pipelines. that could take five years to do and cost more than $350 million. this order is the latest legal ruling tied to last september's pipeline disaster in san bruno. >>> i want to go back over to sal. what are you keeping an eye on? >> things are doing okay almost everywhere, pam. this is the calm before the commute gets busy. westbound bay bridge traffic is looking good coming top the pay gates. also this morning we are looking at 237 and it's rare that you see it this way 237 looks light. and if you are driving in san jose coming down it looks nice. 6:09 let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you sir. a very good morning. the sun is trying to breakthrough. far enough inland we will have sunshine but it will be noticeably cooler for everybody today as a big fog bank getting helped along by

. >>> a worker at napa state hospital was attacked by a patient.ast year a nurse was killed there. as john sasaki reports, the attack is causing fear in the employees. >> it is stressful out there. >> reporter: from the outside it looks peaceful and pretty. but inside, napa state hospital is anything but. >> there is no document that says you will be punched in the face, kicked, spit on, murdered, raped. you have no idea. you have no idea when you sign up for this. >> reporter: a psychiatric technician was attacked and beaten yesterday afternoon. >> he was hit repeatedly in the head. >> reporter: i obtained an official e-mail sent to staff that said no optimizations were reported and no staff had bonn -- to be taken to hospital by ambulance. >> they soften it down quite a bit so the point where it sounds like it wasn't much of anything at all. >> reporter: the patient who assaulted the staffer was not arrested. staffers believe the administration is not protecting them. i obtained these photos from staff members who say they were assaulted by patie

that is the latest from napa state hospital. >>pam: other attacks at the napa hospital. earlier, a staff member punched a technician in the face. earlier, an inmate died and in march and assault on a staff member. in december, 4 different skill fractures of of a therapist your being beaten by a patient. in october, a after being beaten by a patient. therapist was killed when strangled by patient. fighters 64 over one year. . fighters 64-- >>pam: allegations of police misconduct in san francisco and copper costa county are raising new questions about the possible culture of corruption in contra costa county. in san francisco, 14 officers have been accused of misconduct with this surveillance video released from the public defender is saying that these officers..>>pam: officers and under cover need more support grant lotus has the story. >> tony is the police chief from 1992-1996 he works of the university of san francisco but remembers the psychological strain of narcotics officers. >> it is a dirty underworld and it is very straining officers. it makes and promotes signi

upper 40s around napa and santa rosa, cool spot. low to mid-50s. upper 50s in los gatos and concord and 55 in antioch. no-no more record high temperatures. clouds will linger around half moon bay, around 50. mid to upper 50s and san back pab low, low to mid-70s. same thing in the north bay valleys and mid to upper 70s in the east bay valleys. heading down to monterey, 50 in monterey. 71 in santa cruz up to 80 in gilroy. temperatures continue to tumble through the weekend with the coolest weather on mother's day, probably the cloudiest day and windiest day. we'll start to see more sunshine and warmer weather tuesday through thursday. good morning, sue. >> we're going to take you back outside to the intersection of masonic and turk. that is wide open now. earlier fatality that terry mcsweeney has been reporting on. all the streets are reopened. it looks like muni delays in the area affecting the 521 and 31 muni lines. "h" train number one delayed five to ten minutes. it's rider appreciation free friday. we have an accident coming out of antioch, west

napa is down to 39. it's a cool morning. it will be sunny to mostly sunny today and breezy out of the north. 60s to low 70s. >>> people in memphis are bracing for what is likely to be historic flooding. moments ago forecasters warn that the swollen mississippi river may reach its peak late tonight. hundreds have been told to leave their homes because of the threat. the army corp of engineers is monitoring the situation. the river is moving at a very fast rate. >> this water that we are seeing going by. this water is moving about two million cubic feet per second. in one second it would fill up a football field 44 feet deep. >> heavy rains over the last month have overwhelmed the rivers levies. flooding could effect louisiana next. >>> passengers on two flights found themselves spending times in cities they haven't planned to visit before reaching their final destinations. the first was a delta flight scheduled to fly from detroit to san diego. it was diverted to albuquerque where passengers were questioned. passengers say a

south-southeast at napa.therly in valley and so far the wind isn't a huge factor at the surface. that's high pressure. and all it's glory it's moving over us. the key is it's moving. it's not going to hang around except for about a day and a half and out of here by friday. warmer today, warm again on thursday and cooler friday. a big significant cool down into the weekend. sunny and warmer though today. that's a north breeze for many. widespread 80s. coast will be gorgeous. beautiful. 70s and 80s to upper 80s. clear lake 88. same for antioch, oakly, pleasanton, berkeley and alameda 80. san leandro 84. 87 santa clara to 90 gill roy. santa cruz 86. 88 woodside. 84 san mateo. 78 in the city. 72 pacifica and daly city. warm again thursday. cooler by the coast. friday cooler for all. saturday cooler well inland even by sunday. >>> all right. sounds good. backlash as the army corp of engineers tries to save an illinois town from flooding. the government is now being sued by people who say they will never recover fr

napa 66. 72 antioch and brentwood. i went 70 morgan hill and gilroy. 73 fremont. 62 redwood city. 50s and 60s on the coast just sold out. fog probably get chewed up a little bit by thursday. slightly warmer. then we see a cool down on friday. it looks like rain late saturday into sunday. >>> time now 5:10. navy chaplains may not perform same sex marriages now. >>> also everyone used to need it but now that we have the internet the book that could be banned in one bay area city. >>> good morning, westbound highway 4 looks pretty good. another update straight ahead. >>> the leader of al qaeda in yemen is vowing revenge for the death of osama bin laden. alison burns is in your washington, d.c. newsroom with the threat and what is the cia is learning from the bin laden compound. >> reporter: the leader of al qaeda branch warns the jihad will become more intense and harmful. he issued a statement posted on an islamist website saying americans are fooling themselves that the matter will be over with bin laden's death. at the

>>pam: other attacks at the napa hospital.mber punched a technician in the face. earlier, an inmate died and in march and assault on a staff member. in december, 4 different skill fractures of your being beaten by a scull fractures patient. in october, a therapist was killed when strangled by patient. the department of health services that is reporting 574 physical attacks against staff over one year. ! >>pam: allegations of police misconduct in san francisco and copper costa county are contra costa county with under countr undercover raising new questions about the possible culture of corruption in contra costa county. >> tony is the police chief from 1992-1996. he works at the university of san francisco remembers all too well the psychological strain on narcotics officers. >> is a dirty underworld and it is very straining one officers. it makes them significant adjustments to their life styles. half prom >>reporter: a bay area cardoza >>pam: they put them in a high stress job or their lives are at stake. they're not exactly

napa valley. of that beautiful area of northern california conjures up images of rolling hills and vineyards that yield some of america's best wines. for amelia ceja, it has been a lifelong dream to join that elite circle of napa winemakers. even as she labored in the fields picking grapes 40 years ago, her sights were set much higher. today, she has realized those childhood dreams, and while she's certainly not the biggest napa winemaker, there's no question she's one of the best. >> we started with 15 acres. well, now we have over over 113. >> it was 25 years ago that amelia ceja and her family decided to follow a lifelong dream to own a vineyard. >> it's been an arduous journey, but we have so many fans and we have a whole community conspiring to help us. >> that community is napa valley, where amelia and her family arrived in 1967, and where amelia, just 12 years old, worked the fields. >> tasting those very first succulent merlot grapes that i was picking alongside my parents revolutionized w

. >>> two pieces of steel from the fallen twin towers ahead in napa. they plan to use the buildings in the steel of its own september 11th memorial. the port authority of new york and new jersey own the buildings. the agency offered the steel to communities around the world to use in memorials remembering victims and heroes of 9/11. napa will break gowned on september 11th the tenth anniversary of the terror attacks. >> the former site of san francisco supervisor harvey milk's camera store will open as a suicide crisis call center. it's a nonprofit that provide crisis intervention to lgbting you. tomorrow's unveiling will happen of the harvey milk call center tomorrow. also in attendance will be members or harvey milk's inner circle. he used the store for his campaign headquarterses. >>> another republican says he is in 2012. who will join newt beginning goodrich. mitt romney, and ron paul? next time you have a question for your doctor, you could be asking a computer. end's watson could soon be called dr. watson. >> the signed of the ends of days. icel

. >>> the napa state hospital opened its doors to the media today.ral violent attacks within the last year. last year two therapists were attacked by patients. one of them died. last month a patient died after being subdued by hospital staff and just last week another therapist was injured. looking at what measures are being taken now to keep the same problems from striking again. >> reporter: here at the napa state hospital we got a rare look inside. take a look as our camera captured this video. officials gave us this tour to show new safety measures in place. assault and a murder of donna gross, a worker at the hospital. see this area right now. this is where she was murdered. there used to be a large wall right here. she was attacked, robbed and stabbed inside the wallet. each of the treatment wings used to have these walls but they now have to be torn down to provide a better view of all entrances. although their mission is to treat people and not house them with in a prison. cops are a steady presence like this one you see here. and locked door

look inside the troubled napa mental hospital. this is just some of what we saw and heard when the hospital let our cameras inside. we were not allowed to film the patients. we stopped at the spot where donna gross was killed seven months ago by a patient. employees are still concerned about their safety but there have been some improvements. hospital officials plan to move 20 patients out of the wards in the near future. >>> for the first time since august of 2009, california's unemployment rate is below 12 percent. unemployment for april was 11.9%. a tenth lower than the number in march. this is the fourth straight month the rate has gone down. tom vacar talked to job seekers about this news. >> reporter: at today's job fair we saw real employerings offering real jobs. >> that lady was real nice and encouraged me to go online and fill out an application. >> reporter: that is a hurdle for one man trying to come out of retirement. >> it's tough because all the jobs require that you have apply online and i have no access to compute

cooler to the no. 42 in napa valley, 52 and antioch.ennis san jose this 50 in san jose but when you little los gatos its 44 right now. it is a chilly start as you head out this morning get nothing at you are not unfamiliar with. this afternoon it should look familiar in line with where we're were yesterday. 62 in oakland, as you travel to the south warming it up as we go 66 for san jose. we will be in the upper 50s for most of the coastal areas. 70 forecast walking you through the changes saturday, sunday we begin with the showers and then we see they extend through sunday, temperatures taken dip below 60s and land, right around 60 around the bay. mid-50s along the coast, bay to breakers is sunday the day this rain is supposed to happen. here's a closer look at the forecast low 50s to star with every time thunder showers began during for a am our so should be wet. by noon upper 50s and pop thunderstorms here and there dicey day coming up on our next update looking at the rain in one we what might see a break. >> george: looks good aroun

northern napa county, lake county, sonoma and mendocino. here's sal. >>> 880 northbound traffic moves along nicely if you're coming from hayward all the way to oakland or going the other way around it looks good as well. also a live picture at this point of westbound interstate 80 heading to the macarthur maze looks good. 5:00. let's go back to the desk. >>> sheriffs deputies in contra costa county are on the hunt for suspects in a deadly overnight shooting. ktvu channel 2 reporter jade hernandez live in rodeo where investigators are trying to piece together exactly what happened. jade. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. we've been speaking with the contra costa county sheriff's office this morning. they've been telling us that they're handling this investigation this morning. you can see this area is still blocked off from all through traffic. you can also see that the tape has been pulled back to keep everyone away from where the scene is being processed this morning. we do know at this point that the sheriff's deputies arrived to the ro

napa 75, that's up a few degrees.e fairfield, antioch and livermore up a few degrees. tomorrow they come down a couple more degrees. big weekend changes, here's the system i'm tracking. it came from alaska. it's a cold system. snow levels 4,500 feet and above. as this system rolling in, highs are going to be in the low 60s and 50s. sunday a chance of thunderstorms, weather headlines with this system. we'll be with it, it's not a major storm. but this weekend with beta breakers and all the stuff going on, definitely a lot of folks impacted. temperatures drop off as we head into saturday and sunday. it's been a nice run tomorrow, tomorrow looks nice too. but this cool air filters in saturday night, the rain starts saturday night into sunday. you wake up sunday morning, and it's warm out. there's cold air in place, thunderstorms a possibility on sunday. scattered showers sunday, snow in the mountains. here's the commute model. there we have friday night at 7:00, nothing going on. here we go saturday, clouds increase. loo

phuong le was found dead in napa county. that murder is unsolved. both victims share the same last name, both nursing students, vietnamese in their mid-20s and both drive white hondas. last night in hayward, family members passed out flyers to get the word out about a $20,000 reward and they are terribly worried. >> for her, this is very unusual. she is very responsible. much more responsible than me. >> reporter: all righty. here's a look at the flyer the family members are passing out. $20,000 reward. michelle le is 5'6", black hair, brown eyes. again, last seen here in hayward. >> the case similarities are eerie. >> not saying that the cases are related. just want to make sure that there's -- that no funny businesspolice are asking anyone with information to call them. >> thank you, kiet do live in hayward. there. >>> family and friends will hold a vigil for the san jose mother of five murdered over the weekend a memorial set up for melissa ross shot and killed while driving near helyer park saturday night. a 20-year-old relative riding with her

in and temperatures in the 70's with 77 and napa. 71 in mountain view. 77 and napa. a big change from yesterday with 77 degrees anandin napa. it will stay breezy through the south bay but no fog returning to the bay area. not even along the coast. mostly clear and temperatures in the 40's. by tomorrow mostly sunny but duke afternoo but the afternoon wind--with big changes this weekend if you planning on attending the race. you do not want to miss the bay to breakers forecast. >>pam: and east bay neighborhood is struggling with violent crime in antioch. at sycamore drive neighborhood. in fact just yesterday antioch police called in their swat unit for two different separate offers one with a balding three men with possession of a fire arm and illegal narcotics. -involving these three men. these men are responsible for several recent shootings. one woman living in the sycamore corridor is concerned about gangs approaching her son. >> i am ward there are trying to recruit them for the gangs. they have gangs. they are selling drugs and i have worries because of that and

>>> workers say a patient at napa state hospital attacked a fellow employee today. this follows a series of violent attacks including one in which a psychiatric technician was killed. lilian kim joins us from the newsroom with more on that. >>> this latest incident involved two employees, but only one seriously injured. he was attacked when he came to the aide of a co-worker. employees at napa state hospital learned about a fellow worker who was beaten by a patient. >> we are con constantly looking over our shoulders. >> hospital officials refused to guff details and they say it started when a male patient was acting up. >> was upset about something. from my understanding it went and confronted one of the staff. >> the situation es ask you light -- escalated who was a female technician. the patient then assaulted him. he was treated on site and then later by his own healthcare provider. >> at this . he is okay. depending on how serious the attack was, you don't know how you will be feeling the next day. >> they hope it will lead to better security measures. they hav

he's in napa with what he saw today, john. >> reporter: julie until today, napa state hospital was off limits to our cameras. but after repeated requests from ktvu we finally got behind the curtain. someone was clearly having a bad day as we entered their living space at napa state hospital. but this tour comes because patients and staff feel they are constantly having bad days because they are in so much danger. >> every couple of weeks we get another report of a patient or staff member who have severely been injured. and that tells you, it's still not safe and it's not acceptable. >> reporter: we stopped near the spot where if he technician donna gross was killed. >> we have an alarm system inside the buildings right now, but we've requested for a wireless system on the 138 acres of this campus. >> these incidents just keep happening and there doesn't seem to be an end to them. >> reporter: parent john web says that his son was assaulted for the third time in napa just this morning. >> you will see that this is now going into a third decade of the same problems, repetitively. the ins

low 40s in santa rosa and napa. so we're looking at sunny and mild conditions today, enjoy big changes on the way beginning tomorrow with cloudy skies. numbers as much as ten degrees cooler, showers arrive late saturday. maybe thunderstorms on sunday in between the bay to breakers, looks cool with hopefully the rain out of way by the time the race starts. here is a look today. notice we have the front to the north and west of us. still a nice afternoon with sunshine, temperatures in the 60s today in san francisco. 50s at our coast. it will be breezy and sea breeze is going to pick up. we'll see mid-70s in our inland valleys. this is what is on the way. cool and wet weather, in fact it's going to stay with us with a series of wet weather systems headed our way through next week. today the warmest day of the next several, mid-70s in east bay valleys. 62 in downtown and rain arrives until not late tomorrow. >> take you to the east bay, out of milpitas towards fremont there is an accident northbound 680 at sky creek. ap

we're looking at near 40 degree temperatures around napa. fairfield eastward, look out for stray showers, just drifting by to our east now. tomorrow temperatures will be running a little bit warmer. closer to 70 in some of the warmer places around the south bay hills. but keep an eye on the hilltops from 3:00 to 5:00 tomorrow afternoon around the santa cruz mountains, especially up to the north bay. maybe even the diablo range. well may have to watch cloud buildups for isolated showers. a little warmer on monday. and if you want the nicest weather of the week, well, tuesday, wednesday, thursday will be your favorite days of week. the 70s for the middle part of the week and next weekend this trend of -- >> no, say it isn't so. >> i don't want to talk about it anymore. i'm just the bearer of bad news. but yes more rain for next week and snow in the sierra. donner ski ranch, the longest ski season on record. and if they need to, they can stay open until july. we joked about that at 6:00. they may do it. >> it could be very fun, actually. we'll

sunny today unless you're right by the water's edge. 42 napa. san raphael with the 40s and a lot of 50s. concord 49. redwood city 49. fairfield 55 because they have a southwest wind. so there is a sea breeze in place west or southwest. that system moves into the north. after that high pressure will build in and start another warm up again. in fact could get very warm compared to today. today about two to eight degrees cooler. inland only come down just a wee bit. tomorrow will be warmer and wednesday much warmer 70s to near 90 -- what? did he say 90? i did. sunny and cooler today. westerly breeze 10 to 25. maybe stronger some of the gaps there. highs today 60s to upper 70s or a few low 80s. penciled in for morganhill and antioch. closer to the coast 60s or mid- 7 0z around the peninsula. sunny, warmer on tuesday and top it out wednesday. thursday should be the transition day. friday we see an increase in clouds and cooler temperatures. so the coast will come way down. by sunday inland areas will come way down compared to wednesday. >> wow. all r

kron 4's dan kerman has the latest. >> reporter: an attack at napa state hospital.s time patient on patient violence. >> when i first saw him my stomach literally fell. when i first saw him i thought he was dead but then i saw he was breathing and we provided treatment. >> reporter: officials say the victim was hospitalized with major injuries. this patient victor mandujano was arrested and charged. >> it is very unsafe here. >> employees say something has to change. >> i think the lack of staffing, the lack of police support on the unit. there is more now because of increased incidents but there need to be -- needs to be mer. again, we need to go back to the idea we are dealing with criminal population. >> employees believe the patients need to be better separated by their degree of aggressiveness. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> tomorrow will be a day varto today but big changes for the weekend. tomorrow, clear and cool conditions. the winds cleared out the fog. we will be clear through the day. high clouds streaming in and temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s.

napa at 46. low clouds will move in. half moon bay with low cloudiness. 46 degrees and livermore, we'll see a few passing clouds as well 47 degrees. here is the setup, this is what i was getting too, low pressure north and east of us. high pressure is starting to build in and tight gradient is helping to generate the strong winds. this low will push more towards the east and relax a little bit so there will be a little ease and high pressure will keep us dry on tuesday but when it comes to wednesday, very strong cold front to the northwest developing right now and it looks like late tuesday night and wednesday, chance of showers developing across the bay area. tomorrow morning, if you head out overcast conditions but most of that should burn back near the coast. onshore winds will bring winds tomorrow, as well. 50s near the coast. 60s around the peninsula and some 70s in the east and north bay locations. here is the highs for monday. 69 for campbell. milpitas, warm to 65 degrees. remember the winds will be upwards of gus

enjoying warm conditions in the sky, temperatures in the upper 60s and low '70's this afternoon 70 in napa, 67 in san jose, the temperatures are up over what we saw yesterday anywhere from a couple of degrees and seven degrees warmer in napa, and oakland this afternoon. here is what you should expect tonight into tomorrow, increasing cloud coverage. the storm will dip down over northern california. light showers are expected, you may see some areas of light rain south of the golden gate. in the afternoon, the cloud will clear. there will be some breezy and cool temperatures, i will have details on that plus a chance of rain possibly this weekend. >> there is still some snow on the ground. most of the roles to the mountains are looking good. this is i-80. see the snow, but as for the mountains, there are clear and traffic is moving at a steady pace. now this is interstate 80. it looks like some snow we patches on the side of the road. all of the lanes up here dry and wide open. and finally interstate 80 west bound. you can see that the snow is lining the highway, the roles are clear and the

upper 60s-plus seven days. 72 and napa. let's get a look at those when speech, it is windy. -- when speeds. thus even stronger than that. gus and the '20s. all plants will stay with us this evening. they will die down overnight. upper '50's, low 60s. tomorrow, fog returns. south of the golden gate. down the peninsula. mostly sunny skies, temperatures warmer than today. big changes in store mid-week. >> reporter: the supreme court has endorsed a court order requiring california to cut their present population by thousands. the high court said the reduction is " required by the constitution to correct longstanding violations. " it involves around in adequate mental, physical, faltered in the system. four men are recovering from injuries after nearly 200 inmates rioted at san quentin last may. the wounded in mates had wounds. a guard stopped the brawl using pepper spray and noncommittal bullets. it came just two days after another riot in eight sacramento state prison. six injured, two seriously. >> reporter: programming chang

state hospital. >>> a look inside napa state hospital.he controversial controversial institution for the first time in 25 years. >> and fighting back. why a woman breaks back into her home and refuses to leave. >>> good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. we begin tonight with developing news from oakland. a sudden recall of new guns just issued to city officers. ktvu's rob roth live in oakland police department headquarters with what's going on here. >> reporter: this is where the gun exchange is taking place here at police headquarters. hundreds of officers were issued new 40 caliber glocks early this week, but some of

. >>> in napa valley, crews are hoping to have the water woes completely resolved by this afternoon. thousands of people in napa and yountville, who turned on their faucets, either got brownish water or no water at all. that's because of a water main break yesterday. that line delivers water to the entire city of napa. >> you could hear pounding in the lines as if the water was coming back on and since then, we have had fluctuating pressure. it will run very slowly or it will spray all over the kitchen. >> napa water officials say service is now restored and water pressure is back to normal. but some people might still see a brownish tinge in the water. that's from mineral deposits inside the water pipes. but they say the water is still safe to drink. >>> pink slips are going out to hundreds of bay area teachers. the san francisco unified school district just voted to issue final notices to 19 teachers and in concord the mount diablo school district decided to eliminate 180 full- time jobs. many other students will have a better idea of their financial situation next week when the go

napa airport's overseas connection still ahead. >>> we begin at 5:30 with breaking news.g at is a corporate jet from san jose to arizona. what happens is that there was a hard landing and the plane went off the runway and down a 300-foot embankment. there were five people on board. one suffered a back injury but all of the others seem fine. we are working to get more information. again, a small plane from san jose to adona, a hard landing. goes off a runway, down a 300 feet embankment. as we get more information we will bring it to you. >>> one business owner's attempt of improvic oakland is gone. took the owner months months to build a outdoor seating structure. ktvu's heather holmes live in oakland where he obtained surveillance video. >> reporter: the owner of this cafe wanted to offer this to more people so he built this to extend the sidewalk and turns the bus stop into a common area. he watched as someone drove off with his idea. >> it was installed when we had our event long the curb in this bus stop. >> reporter: he proudly showed off the extension 10 days ago. a

now, brown was the owner of cleavage creek winery in napa.opened that winery after his 25 of 48 years died of breast cancer and proceeds from each bottle is sent for cancer research, and each bottle contains the name and picture of a breast cancer survivor. >> there were increasing concerns by staff and patients about live examining & working in a dangerous environment. while in the hospital, we saw the and of expect spot at the napa state hospital. changes are underway to improve the safety of the hospital. >> have an alarm system inside the buildings right now, but we've requested for a wireless system on the 138 acres of this campus. >> statistics show that on offering 10 people, three employee employees and seven patients, are assaulted every day. one man we spoke to said his son is a patient at the hospital, and he has been attack lead to times. now hospital officials are considering moving their more dangerous patients to different facilities. they have also requested funding for soothe 10 police officer. >> one man is recovering after

north bay locations, clothdale, 81. 79 for novato. 79 for napa.t bay, oakland, 78. 77 for hercules, interior east bay, the temperatures quite mild with a string of 80s. concord, pittsburg, 81 for liver oh, 79 for santa cruz, and 80 for watsonville. we're going to drop temperatures a few degrees, a little system will get very close to the bay area on monday, so temperatures come down maybe two to four degrees, and then we warm things back up into tuesday. wednesday, inland temperatures near 90 degrees expected, and then temperatures kind of mild. it will moderate thursday, friday, and saturday, and a terrific work week ahead. >> alan: amazing change. the nfl draft ended today. let's talk to the man who waited around and never got a call. >> mike: that was over 30 years ago so let's move forward. raiders got busy in the final day of the draft. filling in needs. they collected a buckeye cornerback. the fourth, taiwan jones. he played in antioch. in the fifth round, moor, and then gordon, another wide receiver, as berry, and for the local kid, taiwan

these are forecast highs tomorrow. 87 in santa rosa. 87 in napa.the santa clara valley, you still have good air quality this time of year we saw strong enough winds even the offshore component. so you're not going to do a lot of ozone levels as we get into later summer. we're headed for a warm up. tomorrow is the warmest day. cooler as we head into thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. got clouds in there on sunday. of course julie that's mother's day. there's some of the models suggest a chance of showers i say no. >> good for you. >> i don't think it's going to happen. >> it's going to cool you down a little bit. you're going to notice that. instead of 80s you're in the 70s for mother's day. >> it's still pretty nice. >>> a committee okayed the deal yesterday which includes housing for an estimated 18,000 people on that manmade island. supporters say it would give san francisco badly needed room to grow. opponents say it could create too much traffic on to bay bridge. a vote by the full board is expected on may 17th. >>> san francisco has landed

we'll keep them cool with touches of clear. 43 for napa.reezy for san francisco, 48. 44 for livermore. highs for monday, a few degrees warmer than today. we'll see a few more 60s rather than 50s. mixture of sun and clouds at sunnyvale at 64 degrees. at our coast, westerly winds will be pretty brisk. half moon bay, 59. 54 for menlo park. 55 for redwood city. san francisco tomorrow will be close, in the low 60s. upper 50s for the sunset district. 70 for santa rosa, 66 for napa. mixture of sun and clouds for oakland. east bay flirting with the 70s. 72 for brentwood and of tomorrow for watsonville. accu-weather seven-day forecast, look for the 70s to return inland with near 70-degree temperatures by wednesday near san francisco. 50s at the coast and much cooler air mass comes back in next saturday. sunday we may be talking about showers. >> happy mother's day to you and all the mothers out there. >> let's talk to shu. >> you stole my line. >> lakers get swept by the mavericks, swept and dallas knocked down three. create my oasis. marcy: ok, rom

from napa county, wade freeman. abc7 news. >> another nice day on tap.it going to be warmer than yesterday? >> ah-ha. like you said, we skipped right over spring. feeling like summer today. big changes from yesterday. we won't have the wind and we have a cooler start out there. as we look outside, the golden gate bridge looks nice. the sun officially up at 7:14 and setting at 8:00 tonight. lots of warm weather to enjoyed to. the coast will still be cool. a little bit of a breeze out there. changes come as early as tomorrow. but, you know, we will be working at some conditions around the bay staying pretty much the same. i'll get to that in just a moment. that would being the inland spots with less wind throughout most of the week. then we are going to see temperatures really climb as we get to the middle of the week. 36 half moon bay. good 20-degree spread. 44 redwood city and from yesterday, yeah, we are definitely cooler out there from fremont, in san francisco and a little warmer here. but you get the idea, the less wind the air mass has more time to

for the first time in years we get to go inside napa state hospital. that's in our next half hour. >>> an auction is currently underway to sell items once been on owned by the unabomber, but as ktvu's rita williams reports, the former fbi agent who helped arrest the hun bomber says what's happening -- the unabomber says what's happening is disgrace. >> reporter: yes. ted cha -- disgraceful. >> reporter: yes. ted kaczynski pleaded guilty. he was indeed the notorious unabomber. >> look at these clothe falling off him. >> reporter: that's max knowles with kaczynski after he and two other officers lured him out of his cabin with two other officers, flashed his badge and gun. >>> knowles now retired says kaczynski after eluding capture for 20 years thought he'd have time to blow up his cabin and everything in it. he didn't. >> we surprised him when we were able to take him out. we come up with a treasure trove of information in that cabin. >> reporter: and it's that treasure trove minus the bombs and bomb making material that's now for sale here in this onl

it is expected to stand near main street at napa creek. groundbreaking ceremony is planned for this september 11. the hope is to have the memorial completed by spring of next year. >>> the fight against breast cancer will roll into san francisco this morning. starting at 10:00, guardians of the ribbon will be at fire book station 35. the group is best known for their pink fire strucks. >>> the puck drops at noon with the vancouver canucks leading the series 2-1. the sharks bounced back to win game 3. the is series moves back to vancouver for tuesday game 5. if necessary, the two teams will come back on game 6. game 7 would be next saturday in vancouver. >>> good morning to you, a live look, san jose and the shark tank at 68 degrees this afternoon in san jose. it's going to be a nice mild day. the winds are expected to kick up in the afternoon. our winds generally light. 47degrees right now in santa rosa. 54 in hayward. hayward making up with mostly cloudy skies. that's why it's one of the warmest spots. stormtracker, in addition to low clo