abc 7 news reporter kate lars zen live at a napa restaurant that would like to clear its name. kate. >> reporter: ama, dan, there are independent red hen restaurants all over the world just like this one here in napa. and a lot of them are receiving a lot of unwanted attention. so much so that the owner here says business was down 30% over the weekend. margaritas, mexican food, and some high visibility real estate right along highway 29 in napa. yet owner norm sawicki says customers are mistaking his red hen for being affiliated with this red hen in lexington, virginia. >> we got hundreds and hundreds of phone calls saying how nasty we were. >> reporter: norm says after the owner of lexington's red hen asked president trump's press secretary sarah huckabee sanders to leave her restaurant friday night, a barrage of insults ensued. yelp even posted an alert saying they were cleaning out the reviews on norm's restaurant page which came from both sides of the political aisle. >> i thought it was very weird. i mean, we're not political here. you know? we're open to everybody. and un

nbc bay area cheryl heard join us in napa with the latest. >> i'm here in downtown napa where most of the earthquake damage took place. that was almost four years ago. but this new study could help us figure out why the groun shakes. >> it's not the first time i'v heard of grand water extraction impacting the earth crust and the faults. thereby causing earthquakes. >> reporter: >> reporter: and it probably won't be the last. the new study says an expansion in earth and ground water could have cotry. >> the ground water is sucking so hard that the pools are are dying. >> chris may lynn is the founder of a nonprofit called the institute for conservation, research and education. she is very concerned about ground water levels and is not surprised that researchers believe water levels could have been a factor in the napa quake. gps stations were used to measure motions in the earth. researchers found that earth expansion happens every summer, and the seasonal fluctuations in ground water, whether from pumping or other changes, could have been the final straw that caused the fault to fail

and good stuff from out here in napa.is but you and have a special chore, one more left. we are throwing out the first pitch together, right? >> if you bounce, you owe me dinner. don't you bounce it! >> i get to warm up with the great one here. so i'm ready. it's going to be a good night out here and we'll have more tonight at 10:00 including how i did and warrior victory highlights too. >> we are looking forward to that. >> vida says i still got it. >> you do! >> you got it in your soul, mark, thank you. >>> a good day out there, too. >> it looks beautiful out there. let's check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin. that's pressure, though, bill to throw out the first pitch. >> yeah. >> it is. >> it is. i know that you know -- >> you know the trick to the first pitch? you have to throw one out. it will come up in your lives. wear a glove so -- because when you throw a baseball you have a glove. a lot of guys go out -- practice from a mound. you want to be on a mound because -- when you get out there and you haven'

yesterday it was all about napa valley and the fog. today, it is trying to make up push around american canyon and maybe the napa airport. it will missed most of marin and sonoma counties. not today. it is making a beeline up there. 50s for the temperatures, 51 toward santa rosa, very cool for some yesterday with the lows in the north. not so much in napa county because they had the fog. it is the complete opposite now. temperatures are up. it is a cooler pattern with the westerly bree. 51 in black hawk and danville. 53 pleasanton and mid-50s from martinez to el sobrante. that breeze is kicking in. it is west, west, west, but the delta wind, which came down to hardly anything yesterday decided to wake up. 26 now gusting to 33 in travis. southwest in davis. we had a north, northwesterly breeze yesterday, nois more westerly. the water temps continue to be cold there. as that system digs in today and tomorrow, temperatures take a dip today, level off tomorrow and then things get warm to hot again. the fog will burn off sooner tomorrow, ge

the quake was in august 2014 to the south of napa along the west napa fault system.o explain how a seasonal change may have put extra stress on that fault. >> reporter: many wonder if there is such a thing as earthquake season. researchers who study the west napa fault system say there could be. >> on the inside, all the glass smash. >> reporter: he and debra white will never forget the sam -- napa earthquake. the sudden shaking jolted him out of bed. >> it is interesting because there is a general awareness that it will happen again. onset -- on some level you are appreciative of the days it doesn't happen. >> reporter: any -- a new survey looked at the west napa fault system. researchers found a surprising correlation between earthquakes and a certain season. >> this faulting system has a hazard that is increased during the summer. >> reporter: they observed a three millimeter horizontal expansion of the earth's crust every summer since 2006. before it would contract the same amount in the winter. that would -- put increased stress on the fault that

napa, 78-84 degrees. we are looking for a little warm up today. more so friday, saturday. we will peek out on saturday. it will still be warm to hot. but it does look like fog will be coming back. today, we have some low clouds. not as much as yesterday at this time. there's still plenty out of there. the water temperature, really, really cold. there's a lot of 40s showing. 52 degrees. napa airport is 48. i mean, not a lot to work with. 47 socal. look at the santa cruz mountains. won't take long to warm up. there's still a westerly component. the delta breeze is the key. i think it will come down today and allow inland comes to warm up. high pressure is ready for a couple of days to kick in here. 60s, 70s, inland the 80s to low 90s. 5:01 on the thursday morning. the traffic pattern today is doing? >> so far, it's light, steve. we want to keep it that way. traffic is moving long pretty nicely if you are driving on the altamont pass. there have been no major problems driving through on the altamont pass. a little bit of slowing here. as you drive onto a five -- and after tha

napa up to 85 degrees, 88 today in antioch. livermore expect a high of 85 degrees and san jose a high of 84. so starting out this morning we get a look out the window getting dressed. it is still a day for summer wear. short sleeves and shorts and also sunglasses and sandals. but you may still need a light jacket as you head out the door early this morning. so we'll have a wide range in temperatures from the morning to the afternoon. also don't forget to take the allergy medication. we still have a high amount of grass pollen. i've also been keeping an eye on this now tropical storm bud that continues to move closer to cabo. if you do have plans to go to baja, california, this it's going to move across cabo and farther off towards the north actually bringing some beneficial clouds and rain to the desert southwest here in the u.s. now, we are going to have some highs reaching into the upper 70s for the weekend. father's day perfect. 79 degrees but heating up early next week as san francisco keeps those 60s in the forecast. viane

. >> i kept thinking of napa, you know. it made me just reminisce of that. >> reporter: carol ann elmore was getting ready for a concert ren she looked out the window ht over there. we had a little boy who was 3 who passed away, nico, and i just tried to grab all his, you know, photos and tapesthat. >> reporter: at that point, carol ann says she didn't know if her home was going to make it. the brush fire started around 3:40. hundreds of people living in the montecito subdivision and crystal ranch road in concord were told to evacuate. >> i start running to my grandma. i get here. we get in the car. as soon as we walk outside, though, it was just like something from a movie. >> look how big the flames are. look at the flames right there. ar. >> reporter: alex took this cell phone video just before he was ordered to leave. >> i was concerned about my house. everybody left. i stuck around. >> reporter: tomorrow's temperatures are expected to reach close to 100 degrees. firefighters are also concerned about the fourth of july

fog is working its way up through the napa valley. there is also fog near the golden gate bridge and toward santa cruz and monterey. yesterday there was a whopper of a fog bank. there will be a full moon tomorrow night. the strawberry moon. 40s, 50s to 60s. 46 nevada, 47 in bookends. we have a vested -- westerly component to the delta. high pressure will build and and the system will dig down tomorrow for a cooldown. we have s, 70s and 80s.>>> we a to a nice start. we are doing very well, steve. we do have more volume. let's start with interstate 80. look at the solano county commute from vacaville. the super commute highway is slowing heading west toward sonoma county. there is nothing major but there is slowing as you might see dropping through the area. there have been no major issues crossing the bridge. westbound 37 there is a crash reported. traffic will be a little slow near merritt island. we're looking to see how long it will take to clear. it looks like the tow trucks are on the scene. take a look at the macarthur, which is

there is some hanging out around san pablo bay and napa. the napa airport is reporting mostly cloudy. that will not last very long, but it is there. you might have to encounter that. 40s, 50s and 60s for your temperatures. most are running cooler. 47 in woodside, 51 stanford, mid 50s for others. 55 is popular. it is a little cooler under partly cloudy skies. a little bit of fog yesterday sold out. that is not the case today. we have a delta breeze. yesterday was a wind, today it is a breeze. it is onshore all the way out to davis. it is not strong, but it is there. 54 in monterey, santa barbara 63. with a northwest breeze along the coast, that will help with the upload, that will:the ocean temperatures. it will chewable letter that fog. we have that dip in the system that was yesterday in the north. that calls us down. here's a high-pressure building in today. that will squash the fog. we will see more sunshine and patchy low clouds. 60s, 70s, 80s, to near 90 degrees. little warmer than yesterday when temperatures were slightly below averag

still very warm also in napa, 85 degrees. while san francisco will reach 65 degrees, you're seeing the clouds right now. it will be slow to clear as we go into the next couple of hours. although we're seeing those clear skies looking out the window in the south bay, do you have to wear summer gear, short sleeves and shorts today. good to have sunglasses and sandals. a hat, too, would be a good option. even though we have cool temperatures to start, we are in for quickly warming temperatures reaching 85 for the inland area today, even cooler tomorrow. then also as we head through the weekend father's day really pleasant with highs in the upper 70s. it will be warm up tuesday 88 degrees. san francisco not much of a change he. morning clouds and fog each day and highs in the 60s. vianey has been tracking some of the issues out there on the roads. how is it looking right now. >> for a while we got definitely on the busier side. now you can see not a lot of accidents but a lot of slowing. it is because we're getting closer to the

. >>> up next, a napa restaurant is under arrest by people that nevada walked through the front door.ws they are getting that stem from an incident that happened thousands of miles away. >>> former white house press secretary sean spicer may have a new talk show. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. >>> stocks are mostly higher. dow is flat. small bump on the s&p. >>> across the country, hundreds are expected to turn out for a protest on saturday against the trump administration administration policies. more than 600 rallies are scheduled nationwide including several in the bay area. the aclu says 300,000 people are expected to attend a rally in washington, d.c. each state is expected to hold one of them with california being the state with the most rallies. >>> first lady melania trump returns to the u.s.-mexico border today. she is expected to visit immigration centers housing immigrants apprehended

white will never forget the sam -- napa earthquake. the sudden shaking jolted him out of bed. >> it is interesting because there is a general awareness that it will happen again. onset -- on some level you are appreciative of the days it doesn't happen. >> reporter: any -- a new survey looked at the west napa fault system. researchers found a surprising correlation between earthquakes and a certain season. >> this faulting system has a hazard that is increased during the summer. >> reporter: they observed a three millimeter horizontal expansion of the earth's crust every summer since 2006. before it would contract the same amount in the winter. that would -- put increased stress on the fault that triggered the 6.0 e akthatkenap. large seasonal variability and the amount of groundwater may contribute to the increased likelihood that an earthquake could occur along the west napa fault system. >> in addition to the accumulation of friction or stress in a cross, we see there is a seasonal component that may have pushed the fault slightly m

>> within hours, the napa restaurant started getting hate messages.learly meant for the other red hen. more than 400 negative yelp reviews. yelp says it will remove any reviews that aren't based on someone actually eating at the napa restaurant. the owner says he hopes all of this will blow over and that business will return to normal. >>> amazon plenty a big change in the way it ships its products. currently they arrive through u.p.s. or and colt unmarked car. soon, products will be launch ed from an amazon van. -- vans. amazon gets more ways to ship its passengers. -- packages. >>> all right. we just rely on cell to deliver our traffic every day. >> why, thank you, pam, frank. there is a problem unfortunately in fremont. fard moment and medic on the way to ankle injury and accident. traffic is slowing down on the weight down to highway 84. look at all the roads sensors here. and now we have an injury accident. nearby, 580, it looks all right. you want to go out to 238. altamont pass commute is going to be slow as tracy over to 580. if you're driving

the rest of the highway 101 corridor, low to mid 50s, over napa in the napa valley, mid to upper 50s there. we've pretty got mid 50s along the bayshore until you get to cupertino at 51. your activity planner today, exercising, no extreme heat, ocean and bay not as breezy as it was with sunshine in the afternoon hours. that's what our school day forecast starts with. look at the temperatures at noon. 57 at the coast, 56 to 71. cooler in the afternoon hours. upper 50s at the coast. let's take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >>> a couple of spots in the south bay. not a terrible backup. southbound 87 before almaden expressway. solo vehicle crash in the far right lane. emergency crews are there including a tow truck. that should clear soon. we have another crash southbound 101 before state route 87. sounds like that vehicle left the roadway and went into the ditch. bay bridge toll plaza looking pretty typical here. metering lights on at 5:21 this morning. normal delays, but no problems into san francisco. >>> sonoma county getting aggressive about fixing the housi

the red hen bar and grill has been a fixture in napa. but the owner says it is not a victim of mistaken identity. many people appear to be confusing this red hen with the red hen restaurant in virginia. that asked sarah sanders to leave because the owner of the restaurant disagrees with many policies of the trump administration. the owner of napa's red hen says he would not do that. >> i just thought the restaurant's owners were extremely rude and i can hardly believe they did that. for political reasons, not letting someone dine in the restaurant? >> within hours, the napa messages, clearly meant for the yelp says it will remove reviews that aren't based on someone actually eating at that restaurant. the owner says he hopes all of this will blow over at some point in business will return to normal. >>> amazon planning a big change in the wait it ships its products. amazon good arrived through u.p.s. or in an unmarked car or by the u.s. postal service. some products will be delivered from an amazon van. on twitter is can launch businesse

. >>> new evidence shows 2014 napa earthquake may have been caused by the weather. that's according to a new study published. researchers looked specifically at the west napa fault system, they discovered a correlation between quakes and when the weather gets warm. >> for this particular faulting system, there is some hazard, increased hazard in the summer months. >> researchers noticed the earth's crust expanded every summer since 2006, which puts stress on the west nap -- napa fault. researchers say the change in ground water levels my contribute to the likelihood of an earthquake. >>> the good news as far as hot temperatures are concerned, they are on the way out. taking a live look out, towards the east bay, you can see a nice lovely clear night on the bay bridge, twinkling in the distance. the temperatures are cooling off in oakland, 56 degrees, concord, 65, san francisco, 54, santa rosa 59, temperatures will continue to dip, but not too much overnight. this low pressure system is what we can thank for the temperatures starting to even out. it's beginning to dr

now as far as napa valley goes, the fires had no impact on what's called the napa valley fl floor. that's highway 29 and silverado trail. the fire mostly impacted the hillside area. it didn't touch much of the winery, we're talking about a small number of wineries affected. 400 of the wineries are open days after the wildfires. so didn't see much difference as far as their business goes. it appears that a majority of the wineries in napa are seeing business as usual but there's still some work ahead for these businesses near the fire stones like we're standing out in coffey park. live in santa rosa, pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> seeing devastation behind you, such a reminder. it is also a tough time for the 49ers faithful. mourning the loss of ledge end dwight clark. >> hello, my 49 faithful. >> this is video of clark being honored at the niners game last october. yesterday clark lost his battle with als at the age of 61. so young. he played eight seasons with the 49ers but he will be forever remembered by fans and players for the catch. that one, the 1982 nfc championship g

and the destructive napa earthquake. ( james )and.ialá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden (ááá2 shotááá) with fathers day just around the corner ... target is apologizing after a customer complained about a father's day card that said 'baby daddy' on the cover.( james ) the customer shared this photo of the card on facebook, criticizing the store saying it was quote "the only father's day card that featured a black couple." the post got over a hundred comments with some saying it was offensive while others had no issue with it. after the public outcry, the company said it was removing the card from their stores. target says it was never its intention to offend anyone. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... new video of the moments before a california man dies while in police custody. see what that video now brings to light. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) widespread cooling is forecast across the interior today as onshor

right through marine and napa county napa the high of 88. it's not a hot dry offshore wind event so that means temperatures go up it's not going to get extremely hot, though. you can see friday, saturday and sunday, low to mid 70s. a nice weekend for the pride parade on saturday. for cities away from the coastline, notice the temperature trend we're at 88 tomorrow, morning fog, down a little bit on wednesday but about the same, 86 degrees. then we see the heat crank up by thursday 90, friday 98. dangerous heat on saturday, putting it up to 100 degrees. and then we start to drop off. that's the good news it doesn't look too prold. my next -- from that 100 on saturday down to 79 on monday. so with the heat coming our way, some common sense reminders for us all, drink plenty of water, take frequent breaks and please remember the hot car danger with your windows rolled up, temperatures inside of a car can go some 30 degrees hotter. so no kids, no pets in the car when you have to run into the store. we'll have more on the temperatures at 6:19 ton

one of the 12 was atlas in nap if a napa county.anie wood row has that story. >> reporter: pat remembers being in an >> it was scary. >> reporter: and it burned more than 51,000 acres and destroyed nearly 800 structures. six people died. cal fire investigate torts determined the fire started in two locations, at one location a tree limb came into contact with a power line. at a second location, a tree fell into the same line. in an e-mailed statement, senator bill dodd said i'm calling on pg and e utilities across the state and the public utilities commission to step up and ensure that they are meeting their legal obligations to maintain power lines in a safe manner. pg and e says it will carefully review the reports. based on 9 information so far, we continue to believe our overall programs met our state's high standards. >> it is really up to the district attorney to look at the reports that our investigators submit and then they will determine the amount of, you know, liability. >> reporter: this attorney's client lost his home.

veterans park in downtown napa.transformed into a show of force by officers and shots fired but not by police. >> i heard a pop and it was over in 15 minutes. >> reporter: it happened at the park overlooking the river. a witness said he's, the witness firing a gun -- the suspect firing a gun. officers were not available. so we made another call. >> you called dispatch and reported he located in ar 15 in the grassy area of veterans park. >> reporter: officers arrived and found no rifle. they realized he was armed with a small caliber handgun. >> we tried to engage in conversation. 4 officers tried to reassure vestment >> reporter: officer tried to reassure him to say they were not there to hurt him. >> officer fired beanbags. at that time he fired the handgun at officers. >> reporter: no officers were hit. they tackled the suspect and took him to the hospital for beanbag related injuries. >> i salute them for handling a job so fast and so quick. >> in this case, the officers on scene made the decision based on the in

napa cool at 51 and mid 60s through fairfield and concord, livermore at 60.his time we're looking from sutro out towards alcatraz, angel island. look for a warm to hot day today with triple digits inland. high fire danger today. there's a spare the air alert and the heat will ease tomorrow. so it's better news for some of those inland communities that need some relief. >>> a heat advisory has been issued for today for some of the north bay areas where temperatures could be as warm as even 105 degrees in some local sots. that's a good 15 to 20 degrees above average, so look out for that. heat illness is possible. high fire danger were a red flag warning in effect for north bay mountains and mendocino county. this high pressure will bring us warm temperatures with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. humidity very low. so fires can spread very easily once they start. for parts of lake county and solano county, the red flag warning continues until tomorrow morning. spare the air today with poor air quality expected in the inland, east bay and santa clara valley. try t

napa 44. san francisco 50. san jose 51 here is are alive m looking outside, where we do have mostly clear skies. into the afternoon hours, lots of sunshine. 60s, 70s, and 80s. that will be the temperature range later on this afternoon. so we are beginning warm up for your friday forecast. tom nartker 4:32. early friday morning. let's check in with alex, he is tracking the roadways. >> so far, we look pretty good. especially up in the north bay. we tell you about the solano county if you're coming out of sono county this morning. traveling westbound on interstate 80. no problems whatsoever. should be smooth sailing as you make your way down toward the carquinez bridge. this morning. also, traffic looking good heading south on 101. out of santa rosa and petaluma this morning into novato. we will take you here and show you a live look at if you're coming out of marin county and traveling across the golden gate bridge this morning into san francisco. everything looking good. no crashes to report in that area. and f

$230,000 got a photo with the former president as well as a ticket to an upcoming democratic event in napa county. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, new laws go into effect ath as you hs you hit th. what should you know about. and long lines at the airport. the real reason this weekend is one of the busiest of the year. e >>> welcome back at 7:10. here is a live look outside in san jose. we are under a regional microclimate weather alert because we are entering a two day heat wave. we'll have the forecast for you in a bit. >>> a new law on drugs driving is just days away from going into effect, it is specifically for ride sharing drivers like uber and lyft. here are the details from san jose international airport. >> reporter: in just two days, right before the july 4th holiday, tougher drunk driving laws for anyone hired to drive passengers from one place to another. >> drivers have somebody else's lives on their hands, they are getting paid to get them home safely. >> reporter: starting july 1, the blood alcohol level for anyone getting paid to drive someone a

. >> reporter: the red hen bar & grill has been a fixture in north napa for the past 35 years. but the owner says it's now appears to be a victim of mistaken identity. >> i was stunned! >> reporter: many angry people appear to be confusing this red hen a cantina with another one in virginia. the restaurant refused to serve white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders last friday because of the administration's policy to separate immigrant families. >> i just thought the restaurant owners were extremely rude and i could hardly believe they did that! for political reasons? they're not letting someone dine in their restaurant?! >> reporter: but within hours, the napa restaurant started getting hate messages clearly meant for the other red hen. the general manager read a sample. >> i pray your restaurant goes into the toilet. we're stick of scum like you. don't mess with president trump's supporters. idiots. it wasn't us! >> my employees, you know, they're getting stressed out because of all the phone calls. >> reporter: the owner says business dropped by about a third this p

one of the 12 was atlas in napa county. . woodrow has that sto rn more than 51,000 acres and destroyed nearly 800 structures. six people died. cal fire investigators determined the fire started in two locations, at one location a tree limb came into contact with a power line. at a second location, a tree fell into the same line. in an e-mailed statement, senator bill dodd said i'm calling on pg and e utilities across the state and the public utilities commission to step up and ensure that they are meeting their legal obligations to maintain power lines in a safe manner. pg and e says it will carefully review the reports. based on 9 information so far, we continue to believe our overall programs met our state's high standards. >> it is really up to the district attorney to look at the reports that our investigators submit and then they will determine the amount of, you know, liability. >> reporter: this attorney's client lost his home. >> when you do wrong, you take accountability for it. and you make it right. >> reporter: th

santa rosa 88. 85 in napa. so no 90s in sight for now. doesn't like it will be as hot as the past few days because of the low bringing in those west winds. temperatures drop through the weekend and up again next week . >>> right now, we are tracking the usual crowds developing through the tracy triangle and altamont pass area. westbound 205 yellow sensors lighting up the screen. things pick up at 680 but in the yellow for your travel time, 27 minutes. out of antioch no problems. here's a live look at your ride along highway 4 and you can see traffic moving well in both directions. looks like an easy commute on southbound 680 into walnut creek. busy already. but we are still looking good. overnight roadwork along westbound 24 not slowing anyone down. 11 minutes over towards 580 in the green. eastshore freeway definitely starting to see those crowds head out the door right now. we are seeing more cars out on the road at this early-morning hour. in the green into san francisco but the backup is ilding in the cash lanes. back to you. >>> time

real estate along highway 29 in napa. owner norm sawicki is mistaking his redhead for being affiliated with this one in virginia. >> hundreds and hundreds of phone calls saying how nasty we were. >> reporter: norm said after the owner of the restaurant in lexington asked sarah huckabee sanders to leave her restaurant friday night, a barrage of insults ensued. yelp saying they were cleaning up the reviews on norm's restaurant page which came from both sides of the political aisle. >> i thought it was very weird. we're not political here. we're open to everybody. and unless you're disorderly, i want you as a customer. this morning i actually googled it. if it had been part of the same company, we wouldn't have come here for dinner. >> reporter: jim was pleased to learn the restaurant is independent of the lexington redhead. >> we're republicans, but when you get to see the people who run our country, you respect them. >> what do you think about people disrespecting a business owner? >> i think it's wrong. the same toke n, i

napa today 75. really nice and comfortable. still kind of cool in oakland with a high of 63 degrees and 73 today in antioch, livermore 68 and san jose heading up to 71 degrees. now the forecast will be heating up and you've probably heard me say that more than once so i'll show you the numbers coming up in take few minutes. mike, you're watching a truck backing up on highway 101? >> it's okay that area is coned off. i moved the camera a couple moments ago trying to anticipate it coming back into view. not happening quickly enough. looking over here a couple of lanes still blocked and a couple of lanes available. sunshine 101. our camera basically at four seasons hotel off the freeway across from ikea. that's where the jam is right now. give it enough time. follow the slow progress, that's what i do. that's the only slowing we see. the stretch from willow across the camera, clear from embarcadero and clearing lanes now. like my kids when they say done at 5:00, start clearing at 5:00. they start to get ready when i say get in the

napa 65. 70s in novato fairfield and concord. an interesting father's day weekend. i'll give you details later. larry. >> interesting, not like i like the sound of interesting. spencer see new a few minutes. >>> the commute is back to formal on 580 in castro valley. fws a mess this morning after a semioverturned near eden canyon road. officials say the big rig rear end add car before 5:00 a.m. two people in the car were injured and taken to a hospital. at one point all lanes on 580 were closed that snarled traffic for miles. >>> a very special guest graduation speaker. >> it's thrilling. >> you probably didn't have a graduation speaker like in the 8th grade. hilary clinton drops in for a visit in san francisco. >>> plus could this help you avoid the long dmv lines? the changes coming to offices this weekend. >>> "7 on your side" michael finney is taking questions on twitter and facebook. post hem them with the hashtag ask finney. he will answer the questions live later. >> here is a question if you're on the skyway in downtown san francisco? how do i get out of the

inner east bay 76 antioch and the north bay 75 in napa. temperatures mild to warm around the bay.ning up your temperatures, we're going to be mild tomorrow, and then temperatures slightly cooler on thursday. may not even notice. we're talking a degree or two, and then into friday more notable warm upcoming our way, but it doesn't last. saturday cooling it back, and sunday warping up just a little -- warming up just a little bit. fairly pleasant weather throughout. >> sort of keep a jacket and shorts on hand. >> yes, bay area living. >> down at the beach it will be cool. >> yes. >> have to find a play to buy a hoodie. ie. $40. don't even ask. >>> coming up next on the 4 on 2, sacramento now the first city in the nation to debut a small number of these new digital license plates. the technology though comes with concerns, and we'll explore them next right here on the 4 on 2. to make sure my new spicy chicken club combo is a great value. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plu

and then napa, sonoma temperatures in the upper 80s, as well.ridge of high pressure is now moving out further east. you see it right there. temperatures are slightly cooler for northern california because of this low. you can see those wind streamlines pretty clear right there. also checking in on baja, this is now tropical storm bud. look at the moisture is bringing up. it's going to bring rain for places like arizona, new mexico, colorado and utah. for us, it's not going to necessarily impact us but we will sif your dad is in cooler cloudy conditions, you'll like sunday. 80 degrees for inland areas. mid-60s around the bay. temperatures though will be rising again into the 90s for next week. that's a look at your forecast. >>> time now is 5:51. bay area researchers are developing a revolutionly treatment for young people with chronic migraines. hey, want the fastest internet? done. and now, xfinity mobile's included. you could get up to five lines. you could save 400 bucks or more a year, which you could spend on a funk-tastic music video. ♪ da

and the destructive napa earthquake. father's day. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) widespread cooling is forecast across the interior today as onshore flow returns to the bay area. tracking patchy morning drizzle for your thursday morning commute. expect highs in the 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. temperatures then fall back to below seasonal averages by the weekend and into early next week because of a deepening upper level trough. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (ááá2 shotááá) with fathers day just around the corner ... target is apologizing after a customer complained about a father's day card that said 'baby daddy' on the cover.( james ) the customer shared this photo of the card on facebook, criticizing the store saying it was quote "the only father's day card that featured a black couple."

santa rosa, san rafael and napa. cooler than normal.f you're headed to the san mateo county, fair. you probably won't need a jacket in the afternoon hours. it will be breezy, upper 60s there. then you need one if you're staying late into the evening. it will be cooling down and in the upper 50s. lows tonight, on the cool side. low clouds and fog move in once again. even to lower 50s in parts of the north bay. here's a look now at san jose. this gives you an idea of what's to come. below average today. we start to ramp up. high pressure stalls. but picks up into next weekend. 90 degrees in san jose expected for saturday. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast for father's day. little bit of drizzle possibly in the santa cruz mountains. that's our best bet. fog to sun on monday. it's going to be mild on tuesday. breezy wednesday. summer solstice on thursday. warming trend kicks in friday into saturday and it is going to be a warm weekend next weekend. we have the pride festivities. we know it's going to be a little crazy. >> little hot

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low 50s for san rafael, 49 napa and 53 in san jose.eeping highs below average. warmer weather is on the way but if you like the hot stuff, you are going to have to wait until next week. there's nothing hot in this forecast at all, thursday and friday, not getting warmer than 57 degrees, a chilly breeze and more of the same on friday. this time of year, if you don't get the onshore breeze, we can get into the 90s quickly. if you get the onshore breeze, you are grabbing air from an ocean that's in the 50s. with the ocean running that chilly on the floor coming from it, we will be below average for the next few days. cloudy in the morning, sally -- sunny , maybe not as widespread when it comes to cloud cover on friday. this is the average for this day, 81 in concord, 70 in oakland, 66 and francisco. we are anywhere from 4 to 9 degrees cooler than normal tomorrow. 67 degrees tomorrow here. danville, 68, antioch where it's windy right now and the fire is burning, 77 you are high tomorrow, 64 for berkeley and san leandro, 71 for sonoma, 73 f

napa out of the southwest in fairland. 33 miles an hour.he win, the on shore breeze taking the temperatures down. tonight gusty winds continue. they subside overnight picking back up again tomorrow evening. you will notice close to 30 miles an hour wind gusts. then by sunday morning they drop off. now that wind is playing a big part in the temperature trend. look at where antioch is heading. continuing to drop the next couple of days. but by monday you start to notice the uptick and warmer weather heading into the work week next week. live look right now from our emeryville camera. the low clouds stacked up. temperatures 50s, 60s from san francisco to elbowed. 72 in. . seeing a combination of sun and clouds on the camera. 75 fairfield in 71 in concord. abc 7 pier 39 showing the sea lions just relaxing while visitors watch. breezy below average tefrpts this weekend. vingles possible on father's day and warmer weather next week. let's look at father' days. clouds and drizzle in the morning. 50s, 60s not enough to kang up the plans. noontime p

for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be very high l with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and cool 60s at the coast. triple digit heat is possible on saturday but then we begin to cool on (vicki) coming up... soda taxes are supposed to deter people from drinking that extra sugar in their diet... but tonight... those taxes could soon be banned. (catherine) and a warning if you have young children... .. how your home's air vents could pose a serious danger.. (vick) and after the break... another dangerous sideshow in the bay area. and this time an officer was injured. (vicki) a chp officer and the suspect he was chasing both sustained minor injuries this morning following a short pursuit in san leandro. kron4s maureen kelly reports the suspect was allegedly fleeing officers after being spotted engaging in what the chp is calling sideshow activity. our dispatch center received a phone call of some reckless d

. >>> and remember the napa earthquake back in 2014?ell, we are now learning what could have possibly caused it. a new study points to changing ground water levels. the theory is that every summer the ground water which flakes the fault under napa and sonoma valleys recedes causing the earth's crust to expand. researchers say that in the summer of 2014 the expansion could have been the final straw which caused that 6.0 earthquake. conservatives like kris milan are not surprised. >> myself i have actually seen pools on the napa river where the groundwater is sucking so far that the pools are diminishing and the fish are dying. >> researchers do not know why the groundwater recedes every season. the napa quake killed one person and caused half a billion dollars in damages. >>> if you get on at the north concord bart station you know there is a major expansion going on in that area surrounding the station. happening today bart leaders will get an update on that progress. we have artist renderings to show you some of the development going o

it's napa county, eastern sonoma county, a good chunk of lake and mendocino county. the winds will pick up gusting in the mountains to 30 to 40 miles per hour dropping the relative humidity. let's look at futurecast, which is not calling for a windy day tomorrow. as we roll through the day, 10, 15 miles per hour, watch the surge of wind saturday morning, 20 to 25 miles per hour likely getting stronger saturday. it's also going to be heat because the source of our air will come from the north. that's an offshore wind. pittsburg tomorrow 93 degrees, 101 coming up on saturday. we'll talk about how long the heat lasts coming up. >>> a plan to let the grass grow over these 18 holes rejected by the judge, the golf course stuck in legal limbo. >> it was stocked up for fire season, trashed, the salvation army kitchen hit by vandals. >> a win for mexico is a win for californians, the world cup challenge that could end in free beer. along sir francis drake boulevard will not be sold and turned into open space... at least for the time being. >>> a reprieve for some marin county

fremont could see 90 on saturday. 83 napa, which is not crazy. we have not seen a lot of it this year. it will feel like crazy record- setting kate when a hits 90 in fremont. 80 vallejo, 60 at berkeley, these are the forecast highs for thursday. friday will be warmer and saturday will be the hottest temperatures of the week. there is the 5-day forecast. it sets us up with friday and saturday being the critical days for fire danger. it has been a little bit of this, hot and then the fire started and then a lot of cool. it will be a little bit of hot again and then it will go back to a cooling phase on monday. >>> they have been making progress. >> coming up, families forced from their homes from the wildfires. they return home. we are live with what they found. >>> late game heroics by brandon crawford. as the giants walk it off against the rockies. >>> welcome back, joe is here. madison bumgarner was dialed in. >> doesn't everybody love a walk off? >> let's see it again. >> when he's on the mound they have a good shot at winntonight at&t park aga

napa, on the peninsula, redwood city, even livermore is 50. napa, kelseyville, occidental is 42.ga bay's water temperature monitor will be fixed by the 15th. that is the message i got from the national weather service in monterey. 51 in san francisco for the water temperature. that is cold for this time of year. 50 in ukiah, 56 in truckee. hot in the desert southwest. it looks like slightly cooler for them but big time cooler for us. you can see the ouds right there. that is partly cloudy, may be mostly sunny to the south, partly cloudy to the north. this system has been kicked out of fear clouds but a cooler, breezy pattern most of this week. we are not really expecting rain, but this is what happens on saour area. there is a little bit of rain generated, shasta over to eureka, in case you are traveling. 60s, 70s and low 80s with temperatures lighting below average. it will be near average for others. >> breezy. >> we want to remind everybody today is election day. the weather should be okay to get out and vote. >>> it happened again. another sports championship celebration at t

for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be running very high late friday night with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and cool 60s at the coast. triple digit heat is possible on saturday but then we begin to cool on sunday with patchy coastal fog. much cooler weather and fog are expected for the 4th of july. (pam) you can track the you can (pam) july.the 4th of expected for fog are weather and cooler weather and fog are expected for the 4th of july. (pam) you can track the weather conditions in your neighborhood .. on your phone and online at kron-4 dot com. you will also find full forecasts and current conditions and get breaking news push alerts with our app. you can download it today. ..at least 10 gunshots hears (pam) fast - moving details coming out of annapolis, maryland tonight ... that's where a mass shooting happened inside the capital gazette newsroom.(ken) right now we know : five are dead... sever

but almost one year after wildfires decimated communities in sonoma and napa counties, residents are hesitant. abc 7 news was in santa rosa yesterday. >> i am afraid of more fires starting. i'm a little nervous about that and the tall weeds and my house just being rebuilt. i don't want it to get burned again. >>> happening today, hundreds of immigration protests are being planned across the country as part of a day of action opposing the government's policy of separating children from their parents. 25 cities throughout the bay area will hold protests, including at de-loras park in san francisco. mayor mark ferrell will join other elected officials and community leaders today's march. it starts at 10:00 this morning followed by a rally at civic center. >>> and in oakland, that march starts at 10:30 at lakeside park on bell view avenue. at 1:00, demonstrators will gather at city hall. >>> new this morning, this photo was posted on twitter yesterday afternoon showing what appears to be an oakland police officer sleeping. now the department is investigating what exactly happened. in a t

. >> a man is in custody after he fired a shot at napa police department. the suspect said he found a rifle at the park. when officers responded the man pulled out a hand gun and shot in their direction. no one was hurt. >> pg & e expects to take a two and a half million dollars hit. the utility says the total cost may ultimately add up to $15 billion but adds that's a worst-case scenario. equipment opened and operated by pg & e sparked four of those fires. 44 people were killed and thousands of buildings destroyed in the october fire. >> attacking the good, the bad and the ugly around levi's stadium. plus -- >> yeah! >> we'll show you the heartwarming moment when a deaf toddler hears for the first time. >> we're on the beach. >> ok. all right. >> on the beach. javale stops by to help with the weather and talk about an event coming up on the weekend. >> thanks, i've heard great things about what you're about to see. >> who wasn't so obsessed with madonna? >> i was totally obsessed with madonna and probably still is in ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is

san mateo and napa mailed voters to every voter this year. in napa voter turn out was up to 50%. people to vote including competitive races. >>> your age, gender and marital status can influence how you tip. the younger you are the less you tend to tip. the survey found that women are better tippers than men and they found that race and marital status can be an indicator on how well you tip. according to the survey, younger adults would prefer to get rid of tipping altogether and have the gratuity build built in the bill. that leads to the question of the day. what 0 do you traditionally -- what do you traditionally tip. we will keep this question up throughout the morning. let us know what you think. you can comment on the ktvu facebook page. >>> i think people that worked in restaurants or work in restaurants are the best tippers out there. >> i am 20% unless you bring the waters at the end of the meal. >> then it's 18. >> you take a hit for that. i understand if they are busy. >>> sounds like you are a fair tipper. >> you got it. >> good morning. if you are trying to get out o

napa airport, 37. on the peninsula mid 40s. woodside, menlo park, stanford, los altos, los altos hills, low 52. low 50s on the coast. foster city is 52. fremont is 52. signature the ridge building in. there's your warm-up for friday. that's your saturday. that will be the cooler pattern. 60s, 70s. the city should be 66. that's exactly what we are going with today. oakland should be in the low 70s. it should be around 82 for livermore. that's where we are today. san jose should be 77. cool air on saturday. nicesunday. warmer monday into the. >> i will take it. >> you will got -- you got a. >> we will enjoy it >> good add it to. >> positive thinking. >> that's right. >> positive. >> is there -- we will tell you about what nasa is saying about new findings and the discoveries made by the nasa rover curiosity. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. , liv