hay muy buenas noticias para napa.stros empresarios para tener las condiciones que nos dejen mover al nivel anaranjado. obviamente se va a abrir mÁs la economÍa. ramÓn: contra costa tambiÉn espero pacientemente y celebrÓ la decisiÓn anunciada por el mandatario estatal unto >> tomando en cuenta lo dicho hoy por el gobernador,el condado de contra costa entra al nivel naranja a partir de este jueves, permitiendo que se ofrezcan mÁs servicios en los negocios. ramÓn: fase naranja permitirÁ un 50% de capacidad. duplicar la capacidad en el interior de los restaurantes, bodegas y bares. da luz verde para que ingresen mÁs personas a las tiendas y cines. en lapa, las Áreas de degustaciÓn de vinos podrÁn abrir parcialmente, entre otros. la economÍa recobrara fuerza al ofrecer el servicioa un mayor nÚmero de clientes, pero que tambiÉn conlleva a otras ventajas. >> a veces nos podemos enfocar en eso, pero pueden tener mÁs trabajo. es un dÍa muy importante para nosotros. ramÓn: sin dejar de nada la responsabilidad indicada por parte

si reside en el condado de napa si reside en el condado de napa si reside en el condado de napa puedelarÁ una lista con los detalles de varias clÍnicas de vacunaciÓn en cada condado. mÁs de 28 millones californianos recibieron al menos una dosis contra el coronavirus en los Últimos meses, sin embargo surgen dudas de lo que se debe hacer despuÉs de la primera y segunda dosis. gustavo: las reacciones dependen de cada organismo pero las precauciones son las mismas para todos. >> los primeros 10 a 12 dÍas, el sistema inmune no actÚa bien. estos dÍas deben cuidarse mucho. gustavo: ¿quÉ cuidadas debemos tener tras recibir la segunda dosis? >> cuando uno ya estÁ vacunado despuÉs de dos semanas tiene una buena inmunidad. gustavo: ¿si los efectos son muy intensos es recomendable tomar analgÉsico? >> puedes tomar medicamentos que se usan para el dolor, para la fiebre, se pueden usar en esta situaciÓn. gustavo: si antes de la segunda dosis y convive con alguien que tiene covid—19 deben someterse a una prueba. >> estudios dicen que hemos llegado hasta los 41 dÍas de espera para la primera y segun

lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system.he city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood so shea for brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple save water and first on through here. >> you know, i mean, what he just i don't waste water and never do my portrait out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coat rack in quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and families can submit a 32nd video talking about how they will protect water resources for generations to come winners, get cash prize here in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and the east bay my board of directors a

this is napa county right now. some areas are getting rain. chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking it for us. >> you can see it on the left. we are tracking rain. it is only moving through napa county right now. no rain across other parts of the bay area. the one potential concern, this has been accompany by cloud to ground lightning. this is producing enough rain that any sparks would stop any fires. we will see more down the line. beginning saturday night, but especially sunday into sunday night, that's a good chance of rain in the forecast. those numbers, if everything keeps trending in the right direction, those percentages will go up and up. we will talk about the amount of rain we might expect as we head into the weekend coming up in the full forecast. >>> live pictures now from minneapolis. crowds reacting to the guilty verdict against derek chauvin. they are celebrating justice for george floyd. and, we are getting a pulse of the people all over the bay area this evening. >> we have seen relative calm since the verdict was announc

va a ser elegible para $27,000,000 para el condado de napa. invertir ese dinero. ramÓn: el dinero federal, indicÓ, se repartirÁ en base a las necesidades de inquilinos y dueÑos de negocios, entre otros, apoyados por organizaciones comunitarias. >> el gobierno de napa es el que va a pasar. ramÓn: el caso de los condados de san mateo y contra costa, ambos determinaron que ellos no tomara la decisiÓn sobre el plan de rescate, sobre cÓmo distribuirÁn estos fondos federales. hace un mes, la junta de supervisores del condado de contra costa determinÓ que el estado distribuirÁ los fondos para que la gente reciba la asistencia para el pago de la renta. en el condado de alameda, oakland y freemont tienen solicitudes desde marzo, donde el condado reembolsar dÍa hasta el 100% para propietarios de vivienda elegibles. mientras que san francisco no ha definido un plan para distribuir estos fondos federales de alivio para inquilinos y dueÑos de vivienda. el condado de solano seÑalen parte en un comunicado que en la reuniÓn del martes solicitÓ un estudio sobr

justine and napa counties under extreme drought conditions of people who live here now they know the drill from years past, they are at the city was or city officials, rather, they are encouraging residents take advantage of that rain expected to come tomorrow morning and give their sprinklers a break. >> also of the first drug on through here. you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water and never do i 4 truck out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coach, quite a while. >> ed richards is showing us how he is saving water in his napa home trying to do everything in containers were as easy to grow. doesn't take a lot of water. but you got to have your richards remembers the last major statewide drought about 5 years ago. i mean, long that as we do out there. >> when that dies days. i just mowed down the it and nothing goes on. i have trees. couple apple trees and happen you know, a peach tree in the back yard. chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather

nuestra colega carl en vivo nos dice quÉ ocurre con la demanda de la factura en el condado de napa ye produce poco mÁs de cuatro meses despuÉs de que el condado vacunar a su primera persona y una semana despuÉs de que todos los residentes que obtuvieran 16 aÑos o mÁs se volvieron elegibles para las vacunas mientras que en el condado de napa esperan que el interÉs en vacunarse para los mÁs jÓvenes aumente en los prÓximos dÍas. 1 millÓn de residentes del condado de santa clara ya estÁn vacunados contra el coronavirus. >> mÁs del 62% de los residentes mayores de 16 aÑos han recibido una dosis, al menos. mÁs de medio millÓn de personas, aproximadamente un tercio de la poblaciÓn del condado de santa clarahaya completado la vacunaciÓn. esta es las dos dosis. karla: el departamento de salud espera llegar a su meta de vacunaciÓn de 200.000 residentes por semana y el equipo mÓvil del condado visitarÁ las Áreas del este y sur de san josÉ donde las comunidades se han visto mÁs afectadas. >> el condado estÁ trabajando para garantizar la ampliaciÓn de los horarios nocturnos y fin de semanas. esto

ramÓn: contra costa, napa y sonoma, las tasas han estado por debajo del 2%, por ahora hay menos casosnivel naranja. el Único condado que se mantiene estancado hasta ahora es el de solano, el paso a nivel naranja, le permitirÁ a los restaurantes, bares y establecimientos, duplicar su capacidad al 50%. el cambio de nivel serÁ significativo para el condado de napa, ya que se podrÁ abrir parcialmente. >> eso indica que pueden tener mÁs trabajadores, que podamos apoyar a los empresarios, entonces es muy importante para nosotros, ya van muchos sacrificios, tambiÉn venimos con responsabilidades, para seguir usando protocolos y tambiÉn usar la mascarilla, es muy importante para el condado de napa. ramÓn: la fase color naranja, entrarÁ a partir de el dÍa jueves, por el momento se reabrirÁ dependiendo de los colores, eso pasarÁ siempre y cuando la tasa de personas hospitalizadas vengan hacia abajo, es mi reporte en vivo. paola: el gobernador, dio varios anuncios, entre ellos anunciÓ que california tiene el Índice de coronavirus mÁs bajo de todo el paÍs, california registra hoy 1.6 por ciento de

gayle ong is in napa with how people are more.'re doing now. >> to reduce water consumption. >> people who live here in napa seem to know the drill from passage routes city officials are urging residents to take advantage of the rain expected sunday and give your sprinklers a break and richards is showing us how he is saving water in his napa home is trying to do everything in containers were as easy to grow. doesn't take a lot of water. but you got to have vengeance. richards remembers the last major statewide drought about 5 years ago, having long we do out there. >> when that dies i just mowed down a it and nothing goes on. your chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been d

we had some fog in napa. low 40s in the east bay. as we look at the north bay, mid-70s today in san rafael. oakland, mid to upper 60s. ugly, about 65. looking at san francisco getting breezy in the low 60s. elsewhere on the peninsula, san mateo, belmont, upper 60s. for sunnyvale today, or i should say pleasanton, dublin, low to mid 70s.mid 70s.mid 70 finally, in the south bay, beautiful day. a lot of son, near 70 today. jobina? >>> thank you. good morning, everyone. we will start off with live pictures, first off, beginning with the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are not but it is beginning to stack up there, as you can see. my guess is they will flip on any minute. it's slow as you make your way to san francisco across the bridge. live look in san jose, showing off 280, very clear in the south bay this morning. i just want to update you on the cross we are following in oakland right now. this is going to be less than 24, right before the west on 580 connector. it is looking pretty clear there for the most part. also new this

but first the city of napa is now encouraging residents to conserve water. kron four's, gayle ong is in napa today with how people are now doing their part to reduce their water consumption. >> people who live here in napa seem to know the drill from passage routes city officials are urging residents to take advantage of the rain expected sunday and give your sprinklers a break and richards is showing us how he is saving water in his napa home is trying to do everything in containers easy to grow. doesn't take a lot of water. but you got to have edges richards remembers the last major statewide drought about 5 years ago having long that as we there. >> when that dies i just mowed down the it and nothing goes on. your chandler is also doing her part all plant succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of

napa county has given out almost 130,000 doses. president biden said the united states will send help to india as that country continues to deal with an explosion of new covid cases. the white house announced the u.s. will send their pew ticks. rapid test kits, ventilators and personal protective equipment to india where they have reported nearly 350,000 new cases over a 24 hour period. it's the 4th straight day. the country has set a world record for daily infections. there. vice president kamala harris also tweeted her support of the united states helping out india. the european union will allow american tourists back if they're fully vaccinated americans could be allowed back into the eu for nonessential travel as early as this summer. it will likely require some sort of vaccine certificate documenting a person's proof of immunity. the european commission noted that all the vaccines approved in the u.s. are also authorized in the eu, which will facilitate lifting the ban discussions about how to implement vaccine certificates ar

notice numbers in the low 40s in napa. mile and a half visibility up by napa.t 9:00 we're in the 50s. as we get to2:00, look at those yellows. 70s coming into play in our east bay valleys. 60s as we go closer to the bay. but by the afternoon, it will be a warmup of anywhere from 2 to 5-degree. we will keep that patchy fog along the san mateo coast. looking at a bigger warmup as we get into your wednesday and thursday. we'll talk about that coming up. >>ly s thank you. >>> for the a a a a only, you waltz into into into vaccination site with no appointment. >> reporter: instead of fighting for appointments at sites like this one here at fairgrounds in santa clara county or waiting in long lines, you can now just walk up. santa clara county has 20,000 doses of vaccine. they want and need to get to people. so starting today, they'll allow people to walk in to most sites without an appointment and get a shot. this does not apply to levi stadium or the east mont mall, but those locations are allowing same day appointments. part of the motivation behind the move is th

county officials to help the napa fire wise program in the county fire department.t's a start of a five year $42 million vegetation management plan for the entire county. this is a great investment in our community and our residences who had to face fire direct repeatedly. neighboring sonoma county is adding six fire spotting cameras to its arsenal department, also working on evacuation drills and fire prone areas and sending evac packs to residents, whether it's creating defensible space or having a go bag ready, officials say. start the work now. you know, while fire becomes a continuous preparation mentality in that he always have to have things packed the time to prepare for fire season is before fire season gets here, cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. okay i've got another nice kind of spring like day in store for us tomorrow. today had its moments. it was cool. it was foggy inland areas got into the mid seventies. but there's the fog back. it's a big, deep marine layer, so it zipping up over the coastal hills, the skin over the spade hells and it's setting u

businesses in napa, sonoma and contra.ta counties can now reopen further this week thanks to their move into the orange reopening tier indoor dining goes up to 50% capacity. retail shops can operate at full capacity. now indoor gyms can operate at 25% capacity and bars in those counties can now serve drinks outdoors. it's welcome news for the wine country as the move also enables wineries and distilleries to host customers indoors without having to serve meals. that's the big one here for businesses in napa. in addition, it means that restaurants that have been able to serve indoors can now increase. >> even more from 25% capacity up to 50% capacity. now. so that's another big one is, you know. tourism restaurants, the wine industry here, our big here in our county, napa spokesperson janet upton says the county benefited from the state having distributed 4 million vaccines to hardest hit communities, allowing them to relax requirements needed to advance into a less restrictive tier. >> unfortunately, even as vaccination ef

there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood soap shave or brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple save water and not the first drug on through here. >> you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water. i never do. i 4 truck out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coach, quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and families can submit a 32nd video. >> talking about how they will protect water resources for generations to come winners, get cash prize here in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> the marine mammal center is

businesses in napa, sonoma and contra. costa counties can now reopen further this week thanks to their move into the orange reopening tier indoor dining goes up to 50% capacity. retail shops can operate at full capacity. now indoor gyms can operate at 25% capacity and bars in those counties can now serve drinks outdoors. it's welcome news for the wine country as the move also enables wineries and stilleries to host customers indoors without having to serve meals. that's the big one here for businesses in napa. in addition, it means that restaurants that have been able to serve indoors can now increase. >> even more from 25% capacity up to 50% capacity. now. so that's another big one is, you know. tourism restaurants. a winning streak. our big here in our county, napa spokesperson janet upton says the county benefited from the state having distributed 4 million vaccines to hardest hit communities, allowing them to relax requirements needed to advance into a less restrictive tier. >> unfortunately, even as vaccination effort

big deal for napa and sonoma. all of these businesses are hoping they will be able to recoup some of the losses for the last year. not just by moving to the orange but potentially by june 15th just moving out of those colored tier systems and then we will never have to remember numbers of occupants ever again. fingers crossed. >> crossing fingers on both hands. >>> public health officer said that while cases, deaths and hospitalizations are now flat we are not out of the woods yet. >> looks encouraging that our rates have been decreasing to staying flat. i think it's really the variants that threaten to undo the progress that we have made. >> this is where it gets a little scary. at what point are we being too risky? >> business owner, they say they are excited to welcome back customers at full capacity when it's safe. the restaurant has not made a profit the entire year of the pandemic. >>> going live to the white house. the president urging all americans this morning not to be complacent as cases continue to ris

a high of 67 in napa and upper 60s for the south bay as well. pretty quiet week going on for us here. we'll talk more about that, hopefully, mike, the commute stays quiet, too. >> yes, exactly. let's keep t don't wake up the commute, kari. the chp said overnight maybe a wind advisory from them over the bay bridge where the arrow is. the bay bridge and maybe the benicia bridge a couple of their cruisers reported getting pushed around a little bit, sort of due diligence. no incidents in the north bay, smooth drive out of the altamont pass with a tiny bit of slowing showing up, south bay and peninsula just fine. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> happening today, vice president kamala harris set to visit oakland, her first trip to the bay area since taking office, but a lot is at stake. the vp set to meet with small business owners during her visit. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana reports. >> reporter: she's returning to oakland at the vp, kamala harris coming home to build support for the administration's proposed infrastructure p

light rain for santa rosa and napa.nd we're starting to see some more of those showers off the coast starting to make its way inland as well. in addition to that snow showers for those of you in the sierra finally or sierra snowpack going to get some decent snow with this late season winter storm. we're tracking snow showers overnight into your sunday morning and afternoon with the threat of possible thunder snow in the forecast sunday morning through monday morning and it's like the thunderstorms we see out here in the bay area. but instead of rain snow showers. instead, forecast also going to show gusty winds at times throughout the lake level about 45 miles per hour or less increasing wave heights up to 4 feet through your sunday morning and also a winter weather advisory going into effect at 11 o'clock tonight with that winter storm warning going into effect sunday morning through your monday morning so we could see up to 6 inches of snow throughout lake tahoe and above 7,000 feet up to a foot of fresh powder and sl

it's now the only barea county in that that most restrictive tear for contra costa napa. moving to the orange means restaurants, wineries, bars, gyms, places of worship and movie theaters can increase their indoor capacity to up to 50. a new warning that the u. s might already be in 1/4 wave of the coronavirus pandemic and that children are being impacted by the new variant of the same rates as adults. ktvu jana katsuyama with more now about these concerns and coming coming just as many students rather or returning the class. as more school district's begin to welcome students back to campus. there are some parents who say they'll wait. we're going to keep him in full time distance learning until we feel more comfortable. one concern raised this week by the director of the cdc is the growing number of covid infections among school children were learning that many outbreaks in young people are related to youth sports and extracurricular activities, the recent up taking covid cases nationwide has prompted some experts to say the u. s is already in 1/4 wave now driven by the

lake county, napa county.he cause of this is an upper level storm system swirling away over northern california. it is enough to get the strong on shore wind to kick in and it is enough instability for these storms to track southward. it has moved into northern napa county and lake berryessa. a few cloud to ground lightning strikes. this is moving almost straight to the south. so, if it holds together, it would move down toward napa as we head toward sunset, that removes a lot of energy from the atmosphere. this is largely expected to fizzle out. futurecast has a good handle on it. where it is now. best chance of picking up at least some rain. it will be northern napa county. and saint helena. after the sun goes down, around 7:30. watch this thing fizzle out. a couple of sprinkles here and there. and that will be about it. the rest of the night, we are tracking that fog and low cloud cover as it makes its way back inland. rain chances, we are not done. we have a better chance of rain for everybody. across the

wineries in napa county can now open their indoor tasting rooms. the change comes after the county into the orange. >> reopening tier this morning. today on kron on. we caught up with the spire collection is state in calistoga for what the new tier means for business there. >> one thing i can recommend anybody watching, run out. make sure you get appointments everything is by appointment. now, whether it's here at the spire collection, whether it's a restaurant, you name it, getting, you know, plan well ahead. that is the number one thing that i can tell you do that. think those appointments down. and it just helps everybody in the industry. make sure you have a fun and safe saw. >> this interview first ran on our streaming news app kron on the app is free to download and you can stay connected all day with the latest information on reopenings across the bay area. >> san francisco has launched another vaccination site to this one in the excelsior district part of the city's effort to reach hard-hit neighborhoods. the site is walking distance from t

los condados contra costa, napa y sonoma avanzaron a la fase naranja.aurantes pueden atender a sus clientes al interior al 50%, las iglesias pueden ofrecer servicios religiosos, tambiÉn al 50% los gimnasios y cines el 50% de su capacidad. llegÓ el fin de semana, muchos comienzan a hacer planes para compartir con amigos o familiares, ¿pero cuando saber que lo que hacemos es seguro para nuestra salud? mi compaÑera, tayana garcÍa, hablÓ con los doctores para conocer el riesgo de algunas actividades y minimizar riesgos. >> la socializaciÓn para no ser cultura es esencial. a nosotros nos gusta bailar, nos gusta oÍr mÚsica, nos gusta cocinar juntos y hacemos muchas cosas juntos. eso es lo que nos hace quien somos. reportera: cualquier actividad que solÍa ser cotidiana o insignificante ahora toca pensarla dos veces. >> el virus es algo real. >> ¿quÉ dicen los doctores del riesgo que tiene hacer una carne asada entre amigos? >> serÍa un alto riesgo, porque se estÁn mezclando dos familias y no todos estÁn vacunados. >> una carnaza considero que serio riesgo mode

. >> in napa county a mass vaccination clinic continues tomorrow at the maritime resort open from 9:00 to 4:00 and anyone 16 and older is welcome and they will be giving out the pfizer vaccine. >>> berkeley high has put all athletic tryouts on pause through at least wednesday after three participants and boys basketball tested positive. the school district said today most players haven't been wearing masks and all attendees are now in a 10 day quarantine. >>> still ahead, some drastic action because of the drought. the vote tonight that could make washing your car off- limits in one bay area county. >> i think people of course need to conserve and use what is needed. >> i think it is ridiculous. >>> looking ahead at yosemite. what you need to know about making reservations. >>> later the latest products that apple just unveiled at its first event of the year. >>> some thunderstorms that developed over northern california actually made their way down into bay area county and we have rain still falling in northeastern napa county and more widespread rain in the forecast down the line. we

and we've got some pretty pictures here in the north of napa. city officials are reminding residents that we are going to need to reserve a water preserve it because the levels are low. they can to see a major local water source and it is currently at 68% capacity. so. >> to conserve the city's urging you use that water wisely. yes, they're thinking maybe conservation efforts similar to what we were doing back in 2014. >> 2016 back when we were the depths of the state's drought. >> also of the first on through here. you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water and never do my portrait out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coat rack in quite a while. we're trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park. >> john roles. just just white the window off, if you can see a little circle and leave the truck. that's your truck right. right there. i got to have it not washing the car. my my first got a little bit dirt on thanks to the rain that we had over t

businesses in napa, sonoma and contra. costa counties can now reopen further this week thanks to their move into the orange reopening tier indoor dining goes up to 50% capacity. retail shops can operate at full capacity. now. >> indoor gyms can operate at 25% capacity and bars in those counties can now serve drinks outdoors. it's welcome news for the wine country as the move also enables wineries and distilleries to host customers indoors without having to serve meals. that's the big one here for businesses in napa. in addition, it means that restaurants that have been able to serve indoors can now increase. >> even more from 25% capacity up to 50% capacity. now. so that's another big one is, you know. tourism restaurants, the wine industry here, our big here in our county, napa spokesperson janet upton says the county benefited from the state having distributed 4 million vaccines to hardest hit communities. >> allowing them to relax requirements needed to advance into a less restrictive tier. unfortunately, even as vaccin

napa fire wise program in the county fire department. $42 million vegetation management plan for the entire county. this is a great investment in our community and our residences who had to face fired director repeatedly. neighboring sonoma county is adding six fire spotting cameras to its arsenal department also working on evacuation drills in fire prone areas and sending evac packs to residents, whether it's creating defensible space or having a go bag ready, officials say. start the work now, you know, wildfire becomes a continuous preparation mentality in that he always have to have things packed. the time to prepare for fire season is before fire season gets here, cristina rendon. ktvu, fox two news and joining us now is cal fire deputy chief jonathan cox. jonathan as we reported earlier tonight, governor newsome declared a drought emergency here in california. is that a good move? and how does that impact how all of you in the firefighting business? prepare for what? looks like a very dangerous fire season coming up, you know. than

county officials to help the napa fire wise program in the county fire department.s a start of a five year for $32 million vegetation management plan for the entire county. this is a great investment in our community and our residences who've had to face fired director repeatedly. neighboring sonoma county is adding six fire spotting cameras to its arsenal department also working on evacuation drills and fire prone areas and sending evac packs to residents, whether it's creating defensible space or having a go bag ready, officials say. start the work now, you know wildfire becomes a continuous preparation mentality in that he always have to have things packed the time to prepare for fire season is before fire season gets here, cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news all right time now to check in with meteorologist mark tamayo. he's joining us live on this thursday afternoon from the marine mammal center out there in the marin headlands and son doesn't often pop out there. mark i can tell another overcast day out in fort cronkite. yeah, that's right. my cool cloudy even

nos preparamos para un fin de semana con temperaturas calurosas, la zona de concord, napa, la regiÓndos 80. para el domingo los altos 80, podrÍa sentir de cerca a los 90. muy agradable a travÉs de la zona este domingo no 63, maÑana en san mateo 71. san josÉ el domingo estaremos prÁcticamente en los 80, a travÉs del este de la bahÍa este prÓximo domingo en los 90, la regiÓn de concord 89, oakland similar. en el norte de la bahÍa las temperaturas estarÁn dominando los mediados 80. se espera que la calidad de aire continÚa moderada para las regiones del condado de napa, san rafael y san josÉ, mÁs adelante hablaremos de la sequÍa. ramÓn: los conciertos, las funciones de teatros y las reuniones privadas estÁn permitidas en el Área de la bahÍa. mi compaÑera, tayana garcÍa, hablÓ con quienes se verÁn beneficiados con estos cambios, nos habla de los reglamentos que se deben tener en cuenta. ♪ ♪ ♪ tayana: con guitarra y acordeÓn hoy celebraban. >> vamos a alegrar al pÚblico, para que salgan del estrÉs por estanciero que hemos tenido. dÁndole gracias a dios que estamos oliendo —— volviendo a l

a clinic was set up in the ballroom of this hotel, napa county, the city of napa and kaiser permanent a teamed up to get shots into the arms of people 16 years and up. 1400 people received fizer doses today by appointment. they'll return in three weeks. worst second dose. the oakland unified school district and its teachers may be headed to an impasse over an agreement to safely reopen all of its schools in the district, the teachers union says. after months of negotiation, they are at odds with the district over teacher workloads preparation time for teaching both in class and remote learners and accommodations for child care and leave time for teachers whose families are at risk for contracting covid-19 opened students started returning in person last month and more students in grades seven through 12 are set to begin in person instruction on monday. in person learning will not resume in hayward public schools on monday as district officials had originally hoped they were unified school district sent a letter to families yesterday, saying it has yet to reach an agreement with the te

it has been chilly along the coast. 61 in napa. 64 in fairfield. our warmest spot inland, only in the upper 60s. a live picture from our golden gate bridge camera. san francisco low 50s. oakland 54. san jose 52. and half moon bay, chill in the air at 50 degrees. 25 sfo, 28 in concord. live doppler seven showing you the marine layer along the coast. no delays. we're looking at much cooler weather saturday. and yes, that storm arrives this weekend. so the hour-by-hour forecast overnight not just the fog and low clouds. we're gonna see some higher clouds as well going into tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon and evening a lot of cloud cover so much it's not gonna be a clear day. temperatures are going to come up away from the coast because we're still gonna see less of a sea breeze. temperatures in the morning in the 40s, the fog and the drizzle around. be careful if you are on the roads. for the afternoon, mid-50s to the mid-70s. a mix of sun and high clouds. and near the coastline, we'll keep that fog around. widespread rain for sunday. scattered s

same for napa skies of obviously cleared out. since then, your view in the sierra also having cleared out. >> after snowfall over the weekend for the sierra skies will remain dry not just today but through the week today, our coolest of the forecast. also, a brisk want a sea breeze kicks up this afternoon. so keep the jackets on hand all across the bay area. high pressure builds back in. so tomorrow a couple of flurries in the sierra. but after that we are dry all across the bay and all across the state for the rest of this forecast today will be a sunny and dry one for the day. 50's and 60's for daytime highs. again, you need the jacket for this one and not just at the coast but all the way towards our inland areas tomorrow. 10 degrees warmer for many spots and another warm-up into wednesday. wednesday, thursday and friday are last 3 days of april and going out on a warm and dry note reyna. john, thank you for that. we've got some new accidents to tell you about. this one out here in san pablo. >> 80 eastbound at el portal drive

low 70s pleasant in santa rosa, napa, vallejo. 65 oakland.blowing through that area. 65 in hayward. low to mid-70s from concord to brentwood. but 68 in san ramon. 69 degrees in livermore. breezy and milder for your thursday. a little cooler on friday. and then the winds will begin to relax over the weekends allowing us to warm up into the upper 70s to low 80s inland. if you like it cool, the coast is where you want to go because it's going to stay cool there in the mid-50s. possibility of some drizzle coming our way early in the afternoon. >>> thank you so much sandhya. >>> still to come here, a shout out from the oaklan i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and a re

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en el valle de napa podemos amanecer en 40 41.turas mÁximas dentro de los prÓximos 10 dÍas. sÁbado, domingo temperaturas superando los 70, el miÉrcoles de la semana entrante 76. en la bahÍa de san francisco en regiones como san josÉ y zonas como santa rosa a los 80. mÁs adelante hablamos del tema de la sequÍa que es de suma importancia. paola: en vista de que los robos de los convertidores catalÍticos continÚan en aumento en el Área de la bahÍa, tamara amino, hablÓ con un agente del orden para saber por quÉ se vuelto tan comÚn este tipo de robos y cÓmo se puede evitar ser una vÍctima. tamara: la funciÓn de un funciÓn catalÍtico es controlar los gases en los carros, se ha convertido una pieza muy codiciada por delincuentes. algo que preocupa la policÍa, porque no siempre los pueden recuperar. >> es un poco difÍcil identificar cuando encontramos catalizadores, hay veces que localizamos por drones que tienen los carros. lo que nos ayudahay identificar es cuando los dueÑos graban el nÚmero de placa del catalizador. reportera: un catal

but where it is, it is very thick around in places like napa, american canyon, bleeding possibly into vallejo. and is also we see it's around santa rosa and points north, west, and eastward. san rafael, looking pretty clean. in fact, you can see a broken deck of clouds over top of you and the visibility of a mile, so it improving in places like napa and novato. look at the breeze, it's blowing from north to south. some of that could spell across the san pablo bay peer we will keep an eye on it. reasonable keep the coast in the mid to upper 50s, low to mid 60s around the bait, a little bit milder yesterday. warm we can weather on the way in your accuweather seven-day forecast. i will see you in a little bit, here is kumasi. >>> thank you, mike. we are one week away from the state opening vaccine eligibility to ages 16 and up. this morning, there is no major concerns about how to get the shots to underserved communities. this morning abc7 news reporter live in alameda county with what will be changing there, good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning. we could start seeing some te

all the way down to napa young girl seen really pics back in the valleys.er is beautiful, and it's really exciting to see. so do you have any openings? let's say for the next couple of weeks, or are you fully booked, so? yeah, we, you know, we really aren't taking any reservations almost up to memorial weekend. at this point on the weekends. we do have some time during the week. if you're able to get away from work and makes it work from the resort. we do have some availability. but right now on the weekends were closed down all the way up to memorial day.l about the increase in demand, um, you know, no, not necessarily. i think we expect today. we felt this last year a lot right? and so as we had the pandemic strike and then get back open, we felt that surge of pent up demand and got very busy up until the fire is hit and fire season and where some of the most destructive in napa valley experienced and so it was really a 12 punch. and as we reeled off of that we had went to another show. turin place. and so it was really, really tricky, so we definitely ex

santa rosa and napa. 4 miles at the coast.iving us a wind shift. you can see them out of the north, northeast, the direction, 37 to 40 miles an hour winds. mount diablo, gusty here. if you're taking a bike ride or a hike, you will feel the air temperature change as you get up in height. we are looking for the cooler air first and then the warmer air to descend closer to the surface. all of the gray here in santa cruz, not going to last too much longer, this place will be one of the last places to clear as well as down by monterey. summer-like spread this weekend. today, tomorrow, though, it gets pretty warm. here is a look at sunday. numbers will be in the first column. the forecasted upper 70s to mid and upper 80s, so this puts a couple of records in jeopardy from livermore to santa rosa and oakland, you can see record warmth tomorrow. we'll continue to see that warmth work its way to the shoreline. even the coast temporarily could be cutoff from aatou temperaturo warm quickly before we all cool back with the sea breeze tomor

napa and contra kos to over 50%. san francisco at 50% today. santa clara county is the farthest behind coming in at 40%. now the oakland coliseums mass vaccination site will stay open but with a few tweaks. the governor confirmed what we first reported last night, that the site will not close on sunday as originally planned. the state and the county will take over running that site, but fema will keep open. the site will stay open for at least the next four weeks. so if you are looking to book your vaccine, we have a helpful resource. it is called planyourvaccine.com. enter your state, your age, your occupation on the website. it will give you information about where you can go to get that shot. >>> breaking news in san matteo county. a tree fell on top of someone. it happened about an hour ago. you can see the first responders and that helicopter there. that helicopter did take off just a few minutes ago. this is an active scene here. so far we're hearing reports that the person is alive. a tree fell on this person in san matteo county. we wil

and so we want to be there for a napa city fire.ething that you and the thunder are really working towards us. well joe elliott over here in a sea really appreciate you coming on and let's barea let's get those napa city firefighters. those 28 mattresses. in fact, we've got some information for you on our website of how you could help if you want to donate to the national first responders fund. you can do so again. the information on our website just log onto ktvu calm and look under the web links section. and this is the time of year to prepare for the fire season, because, as you know when a fire starts he basically or trying to play catch up, it almost seems like an impossible task to do so. it's a great great project and at least of course, the fire season related to our dry winter and the drought conditions we are experiencing. so right now, as you can see. on the drought monitor gets updated once a week, and the map gets released today, and we're basically showing you a colorful map of california showing you the drought condit

napa a quarter mile and about a half mile for the visibility in santa rosa this morning. we are really looking at not a lot of change here as we go through today, tomorrow. as we look to the weekend with high pressure building in even more, it's going to be a little bit warmer for our weekend with that sunshine. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, you see clearing and sunshine as we go through today. as we look to tomorrow, starting our day with clouds once again and then catching that sunshine in the afternoon for your friday. it is going to be a breezy day, tracking pacific ocean breeze, kicking in in full effect today. as we go through tomorrow, you can see on futurecast, winds picking up a little bit more for us for your friday afternoon with that marine influence for us. daytime highs today, 68 in santa clara and for san jose. south bay, 71 in morgan hill this afternoon. east bay, 72 concord, 71 pleasant hill, 73 antioch and warming up to 74 degrees in brentwood, upper 60s for tri valley, a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. around the bay 60 in san francisc

helena and napa.we have since cleared out from that as you can see on the scan, just a little bit of moisture left in the mid levels of the atmosphere. any kind of rainfall has moved out. tomorrow morning, we will start off with the fog near the coast and the peninsula and some chilly 40s yet again, it will be back. 49 in the south bay, peninsula 48. trivalley 46. and we're coming in with more of that early chill over the north bay 44. san francisco 49 and the east bay 48. overall it's a great start here for april standards. the system starts to pull away, holding temperatures to push up a few more degrees. this will bring us to 72 at morgan hill. 70 in palo alto looking all right out there in livermore. concord 75 and santa rosa and napa low 70s out towards san francisco. we have 60s. on my seven-day forecast, we are staying with dry weather all the way through friday. saturday, clouds will increase. sunday, rain chance returns. and by monday morning, we will see some of the showers lingering. totals

and contra costa and napa counties have swung into surplus mode. lots of vaccine availability. that . was illustrated at the final day of this vaccine drive through clinic san ramon. >> we have 1600 appointments available yesterday, and 1600 today. as far as registration, we have received between 5 hundred and 600 registrations for the appointments. >> it's easy. >> reporter: those driving through said they were surprised at how appointments suddenly opened up this week. >> until recently, nothing was available. recently, you know i checked the website and it was available within a couple days. >> reporter: and here you are. >> yeah, here i am. >> reporter: bottom line, keep refreshing, keep checking, and access is changing daily. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> and we are getting a new look at the pandemic's effect on public schools. california lost more than 160,000 students. that's a 2.6% decline melendez showsous which enrollment came from kindergarten down by nearly 61,000 students, a drop of 12%, from the year before. >> it is kind he garden. seems like, you know, given t

the cdc according to their data to notice cases are up in alameda, contra costa solano san mateo and napa counties. >> but down in san francisco, santa clara sonoma and marin counties. meanwhile, this is the 4th week of rising cases nationwide on monday, cdc director doctor rochelle walensky said many of the outbreaks are in young people related to youth sports and extracurricular activities. we know that these increases are due in part to more highly transmissible variance, which we are very closely monitoring. >> and as more schools are reopening it's even more important to make sure they do so safely with strict adherence to guidance and for all of us to roll up our sleeves for a vaccine as soon as we can doctor rather 4 degrees. people will be an important month to watch what happens as more bay area schools reopen and youth sports ramp back up. >> however, when it comes to new variants. he says californians shouldn't be as worried at least for now versus mutate in the strains will jostle each other for her dominance. >> see who's the most fit. and i think we're we're lucky that the w

we will have a few spots reaching 80 like concord and napa, while san francisco will see a high of 63 degrees. we'll talk more about that air quality as well as our forecast for the rest of the week coming up. >>> mike, how is it looking for early morning commuters? >> well, kari, overall obviously light traffic so mostly green around the bay, some crews doing overnight roadwork. one scary report came in on the peninsula overnight about 3:30, about an hour ago, reports of a wrong-way driver but the call still active. all lanes are cleared 92 over near 101 and the westbound direction, just after you get onto 92 but all lanes again are clear. we'll follow that for updates. there's a new crash at central on the east shore freeway, we'll check that coming up. >>> breaking news this morning, another sleepless night for many in minnesota, this is as protesters filled the streets following another deadly police shooting of a black man. the new details for you this morning, minnesota's governor activated the national guard, all this started to unfold yesterday afternoon in the city of brookly

tim is the owner and broker of napa river ll >> i never experienced anything like it. >> reporter: a vallejo, city 120,000 residents with a median income of just over $30,000 a year has emerged as the third hottest place in the country to buy a home with only 58 will family homes on the market today. >> and i can't keep up with all of the buyers reaching out to me. >> reporter: the appeal of vallejo has grown during the pandemic. the bayside city just 15 minutes from napa valley has an average listing price of $550,000 for a home with a backyard and a massive tech expansion coming to meier island and ferry service back to still shuttered offices in san francisco. >> if you are getting in and seeing it in the open space and the fact that they can, they are not restricted to being in their office in silicon valley, san francisco. >> reporter: he just sold his home in vallejo. he bought it after the 2008 crash and when the city itself filed for bankruptcy, and in 2021, he got multiple offers, all over the asking price. >> at 100,000 into it and still got more than that out of it, so it

and that's sonoma, napa and san matteo county. we want to show you the lines as people waited to get their first vaccinate today. the center aims to vaccinate anywhere from 300 to 400 people every thursday. one man is thankful it's finally his turn. >> now it is like in the final stretch. once i get this vaccine, get my first dose, my second dose, i feel like there will be a weight lifted off my shoulders. >> the upside, no appointment needed. the downside, you could spend quite a while waiting in line. last saturday they vaccinated more than a thousand people. >>> this is all a real-time example of supply and demand. you got to be tech savvy to find those appointments. we sent scott budman out vaccine hunting to help you find that appointment. >> reporter: well, let's start with some good news. as the number of doses increases, we're hearing from more people able to make appointments, especially at the pharmacy sites fairly early in the morning. the bad news is by early afternoon, they say most of those appointments are already t

concord con 85° para el miÉrcoles en napa, santa rosa, altos 70°.nas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. hay un lugar auténtico donde la mesa se vuelve solo el alma de la casa.ia. donde cacique inspira la chispa. y el cariño de la familia y los amigos se siente en cada mordida. cacique. lo auténtico los espera. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] >> "contacto deportivo" ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] reportero: saludos. es un gusto saludarlos. arrancamos con el partido entre lazio y milan. joaquÍn correa ponÍa el 2—0. ciro immobile ponÍa el 3—0. es todo por ahora. gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] sabemos que quieres volver a la normalidad. quiero volver a sentir ese abrazo, esos besos, de mi familia. sabemos que tal vez estás nervioso y que pued

napa county has 400 doses. all those of those counties that we have mentioned are awaiting state guidance. >>> booking a vaccine appointment in the bay area is getting easier. several counties are seeing an uptick in supply. one of the biggest boosts is in san mateo county, up from 11,000 vaccines this week to more than 24,000 next week thanks in part to a new supply from the federal government according to the county. san francisco, alameda and sonoma also seeing boosts from their supply. santa clara county is seeing a drop, but it says that could change because the federal government might also send more doses there. >>> mean tile, santa clara county is celebrating a significant milestone today. one million people in the county have received at least one dose of the vaccine. nbc bay area robert handa joins us to tell us why this milestone is so important. >> reporter: well, it is easier to take in one million doses given when you see the long line here at the mass vac site. but one million isn't a goal. it is