the napa valley 79 in the bottle about 70 degrees in mill valley warmer temperatures will be well inlandin concord in 86. also in antioch next couple days. those temperatures, well, they're going to come down least a couple degrees, maybe a little muggy partly cloudy skies on the monsoon returns on friday. and again late next weekend and into early next week. >> all right, lawrence, next on the news at 5 britney spears is still in a heated battle over her conservatorship. what we're learning tonight from her n >> britney spears court battle over her conservatorship is heating up. is it ever and entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has new details on what just happened in court. >> vicki and grant brittany received a game changing ruling after she was granted the right to hire her own attorney mathew rosengart. and he just told us his plans for ousting britney's dad. >> my firm and i are moving aggressively. and expeditiously. to file a petition to remove jamie spears unless he resigns first we caught matthew outside of the courthouse on monday. the man who former client, sean penn calle

you're talking some 90's there and conquered and live morning antioch tomorrow. 86 in the napa valley redwood city. 72 in hayward in about 65 degrees. again in san francisco next few days. the temperatures are going to be dropping off wednesday and thursday, more fog on the way and then we'll start to warm up but that monsoon could make a return on friday. thank you, lauren. next on kron 4 news at 5 and apple tv comedy makes any history. we have a sneak >> the apple tv's hit show ted lasso just made emmy history funny, right. yeah. really season 2 returns. it will be this friday. way your entertainment, tonight's kevin frazier is here with your sneak peek. >> vicki and grant. ted lasso was the pandemic's much needed. feel-good hit after the show scored an incredible 20 emmy nominations jason had reason to feel good, too. but just don't ask his kids. >> you guys just set the record. the most emmy nominations for a freshman comedy series ever do your kids know dad, just one. all these nominations and is a no. no. they don't care. they don't know. they want to know they they want to know

>> the magic of napa valley is that we put quality first.are not just trying to make the most wine. we are trying to make the best wine. we are trying to create world- class wines that compete on the global stage. we did not make a 2020 red wine. it was all damaged by smoke. >> was it too smoky? or with the flavors have been bad? >> the flavors. we fermented and we kept our fingers crossed because it is emerging science and the smoke of flavors bind to sugar so it is not quite perceptible until it is fermented drive that you will not know what you will really have a so we fermented it and then did everything that we usually do, then we sit around socially distance around a big table outside and we all smelled and tasted it and that was when we knew that hope was not in the cards. >> and that means that eventually, if you want to keep the quality high, the weather conditions are forcing them to grow certain grapes, then they cannot produce everything. >> i hate coming to that. thank you so i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call

for san leandro and the north bay upper 70's in the napa valley and 84 for santa rosa. you can see in the south bay temperatures just slightly warmer through the next couple of days. just the minor day to day changes. tended forecast. ge inland east bay, north bay and cool at the coast. let's check in with a look at traffic. >>> hey. we have a couple of hot spots into the traffic center. first off let's start off with a look at the map. we have reports of a new trouble spot southbound 880. it's involving one vehicle that hit the right shoulder wall. it's now blocking at least one lane there. we will see if we see any brake lights as that morning commute progresses. try to avoid that area. there's still an active scene. right at 82 monterey road. this is due to an overnight crash it. was a deadly accident. you will see some congestion and closure in and around that area. live look at 880. moving at the limit. at least the portion near oakland. if you are going near heyward traffic is moving at a nice pace. if you are going to the pass this morning, heads up super commute

flowing in napa valley as tourists from far and near are visiting the region. >> cheers.ers everybody. >> this group arrived from austin, texas today. >> it was a little scary. our first visit but we wore our masks and we just kind of took a deep breathe and we ended up here. >> reporter: an increase in covid-19 cases has people slightly concerned wineries like ghost block have not seen a decrease in visitors at all. >> we tudown some people since we are under staffed. that is one of the things that we are struggling issue the whole valley. >> reporter: in fact they said it feels like it is harvest season. reservations are required a couple weeks in advanced. >> everything is booked. >> i booked everything and i can say it was busy. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in downtown napa, napa city nights drew hundreds of people to memorial park on a friday night. [music] >> reporter: for many this is the most normal things have felt since the pandemic again. >> i feel like everything has opinion so fun, everyone has been so welcoming and so social. i feel like i don't want to say bac

time magazine unveiling it's 100 greatest places in the world, and on that list, napa valley.more of an area than a town but time says the area's road to recovery following devastating wildfires in the pandemic demonstrate napa valley's resilience and trademark hospitality. >> they had to rebuild after the earthquake in 2014, so they've been on that road to recovery for a while. >> federalist community, no doubt. thank you for watching at 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find it on the kpix captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, mission accomplished: jeff bezos launches into space in the first unpiloted fully civilian sub orbital flight, ushering in a new era of space tourism. t >> two, one... >> o'donnell: the world's richest man becomes an astronaut. >> best day ever! >> o'donnell: the ten-minute historic flight, exactly 52 years after the apollo 11 moon mission. how the moon landing inspired a 5-year-old bezos, and what's next for blue origin. plus gayle king sits down with the billionaire and his brother

also liberated 5 in antioch, very pleasant. 74 this evening in the napa valley and 74 degrees in sane. we are expected that the low clouds and fog will continue to track on shore through the evening hours and really kind of settle in after midnight. expect some patchy dense fog. looks like some more drizzle along the coast line temperatures going to be cooler out toward the beaches of court. you find some 15, some 60's there as you get inside the bay of find some sunshine mid 70's in san jose and some mid 80's in the valleys. all right, lawrence, take a look at this video. this is from the east bay. a coyote. >> wandering the streets of el serino you see him go off in the background. a viewer spotted this animal yesterday. there he goes trotting along. the coyote was last seen on the corner of moser and king drive. the california department of fish and wildlife says if you happen to see a coyote. yeah. you got to keep the kids and small animals away and make loud noises to scare away the coyote and do not approach. >> last night we cared fireworks shows from all across the country, i

what in discovery bay. 78 comfortable 71 of the napa valley. day to visit there. 74 degrees and sarah fell and 74 in petaluma next couple days highpressure kind of takes a break for tomorrow as we've got a trough moving in along the coast. that's going to bring with it more low clouds and some fog, a slower burn off so cooler temperatures tomorrow. double warm back up to right about average on friday, maybe slightly above average as we head in towards saturday and sunday, then we start to talk about some low 90's by next monday. but up next monday, a little monsoonal moisture comes to the state that could spark a few lightning storms. the possibility more fires. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> we have been following a tragic story unfolding throughout the day surrounding nfl star richard sherman sherman who's a free agent. most recently played for the forty-niners. the stanford graduate and 5 time pro bowler was arrested early this morning following a complex series of events. it started around 01:00am in washington state patrol said they were cal

>> that's good to hear that the glass fire at least prepared everyone who lives up here in the napa valleyonoma counties for the next big wildfire that we may see this summer and into the fall. now that will fire has been working closely with cal fire. cal fire just got a new shun firefighting helicopter that is going to be in service this summer. it station at the napa airport. they also have a brand-new firehawk which can hold more water more people hopefully making that next wildfire less devastating reporting live in saint helena. sarah stinson kron 4 news. thanks a lot sarah. okay. so right just to remind you on kron, 4 dot com. we've got a special section there on how you can prepare for this wildfire season. >> scanning that qr code with your phone will take it right to that special section how to make a defensible space. we've got information on that. what should you have on your evacuation checklist. another important thing to have put together and ready to go in case fire. >> does come to your community. >> 7.37. coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news a few days before t

sarah. >> yeah, you can still see charred land surrounding vineyards all around the napa valley. you can see just how close it got to some of the structures and some people are still rebuilding this as we just really go up on the next wildfire season. we know it's going to be one of the worst we've ever seen with the historic drought and the dry fuels. let's hear now about how wineries are preparing for the future while still feeling. >> facts. >> the glass fire started burning out of control early in the morning on september 27 at one point the fire was burning one acre of land every 5 seconds was out of control. and i mean, we have some erratic fire behavior winds. we had trees torching off in the early am hours which. >> you never really see napa fire was one of the first departments to respond to what was an unpredictable fire. >> after evacuating people who live in work in napa county fire crews worked around the clock to save as many structures as possible. the flames got up there. and in the pine trees, they're essentially. >> a large match and that whole grove just explod

some of the fires hit the napa valley the atlas fire destroys 50,000 acres of wine country, but kateow some winemakers are not going down without a fight. >> reporter: in october 2017, the atlas fire burned nearly half of this ranch in napa valley jim is the owner of this winery. a family business that survived prohibition and the great depression these days, mother nature is the adversary threatening wildfires further exacerbated by ongoing droughts. >> you're saving what you do and who you are. >> reporter: as the steward of nearly 300 acres of land, he has been investing in his own firefighting equipment, including two fire trucks. >> since we had the fires come through in 2017, we've kind of taken the approach of getting self-contained and having all of our own equipment that we need. >> reporter: he says the machinery gives him a fighting chance. >> we can put fire breaks in before a fire comes towards us and in '17 two of these dozers saved my ranch. >> reporter: a few miles away, lindsay hasn't battled any flames but nearby blazes have sparked another major challenge, smoke ta

you got some 80's in the concord about 79 the napa valley 69 degrees. sunny skies in the afternoon.breeze in oakland about 64 degrees and temperatures going 71 in redwood city next couple days. temperatures are going to start to march up the board just a bit as we get into sunday, maybe some 90 showing up inland and then the monsoon begins to kick in, watching out for the possibility of some dry lightning as we head into monday. >> all right, lauren, thank you. still ahead at 6 what normally would be a short flight to the bay area ending up, taking hours. what happened at air traffic control. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack is a patriot. fresh, sweet and full of freedom. new red, white & blue pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at denny's. this month's spotlight stack. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus

the three day outdoor event will be held labor day weekend at the napa valley expo.ll feature 80 axe, including miley cyrus guns and roses, and megan. the stallion, mass will not be required, but in accordance with state guidelines, they are recommended. sunnyvale based lincoln is now giving its employees the option to work remotely full time. it's over. reversal of the company's previous policy requiring employees to be in the office 50% of the time, but there's one caveat workers who fled expensive cities like new york and san francisco for cheaper locations may have their pay docked based on local brett market rates. linkedin has about 16,000 employees. well, coming up expanding the state of emergency outside of tokyo, the latest on the coronavirus your carpets are filled with memories. replacing it is easy with the home depot, with more styles and colors to choose from than ever. and free installation by licensed local professionals backed for life. guaranteed. get started with your installation today at the home depot. how doers get more done. olympics continue,

it's a wine region like napa valley >> fresh off a visit last year from president jinping they launchedto bordeaux and napa valley one of the challenges for the wine growers is the extreme dry and cold weather so the vines need to be buried every winter into the spring and that adds to the production costs the government hopes they can appeal to chinese wine drinkers, a market dominated by imported labels >> the younger generation, they appreciate the taste of wine older generation drink wines mostly >> reporter: but the ultimate goal is to boost the wine exports which jumped 46% during the pandemic to countries like the u.s. >> napa valley started making 2009 50 years ago people were laughing at starting to make wine >> reporter: investors hope to attract new financial investors with the goal of producing 600 million bottles a year by 2035 shep, i tried the wine, and napa has some competition >> thank you >>> 40 seconds left on the race to the finish. elsa is a hurricane again as it bears down on the florida gulf coast. the national hurricane center just announced that forecasters are

this is according to napa valley register. >> they asked county leaders to explore -- cal fire partnership goes back decades and includes five full-time and nine volunteer stations. supporters argue an independent department would allow for more control. >>> here we go with a look at that forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall in the building this morning giving us a look at that forecast. how are we shaping up today? >> it's going to be another really nice day. we've enjoyed the cooler temperatures, and that's going to be the case right now as we get a live look outside in dublin. starting out, temperatures in the 50s. i am watching the air quality. we are seeing still some smoke that could be coming in this morning. and we are going to see it starting to clear out today, but where you see the shades of blue mostly some near surface smoke that will be moving in. then clearing out for tomorrow as well. the air quality should improve, but we've been monitoring all of these fires burning across the region. we are looking at some good conditions for your outdoor activities as we enjo

we will keep the napa valley in the 70s. richmond and oakland in the 60s. s for the rest of the east bay. 83 to 91 in the valleys. around the state you can see the heat developing and it is building towards us once again. 101 in yosemite today. accuweather 7-day forecast, back in the 50s today but six degrees warmer tomorrow. increasing clouds and temperatures tapering sunday and monday. the most humid days will be tuesday and wednesday but right now no storms. >>> travel is picking up and there may be a new pandemic at the airport. the reason you should check your flight status. >>> a warning about hotel deals that you see online. >> to your followers like th what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> as summer travel picks up, are some hotel deals too good to be true? >> the bbb says yes and has a warming.reservations.com. this is a third-party discount travel website. the bbb gives it a

looking at 73 for the napa valley. daytime highs in the low to mid-60s's.l, cloudy and breezy around the coast. daytime highs few degrees below average for this time of year. let's check in with gianna. >>> good news to report if you are getting ready to take the bay bridge. no metk inlithatas stuck on the upper deck. that's been cleared out of lanes. things moving at the limit. pretty smooth. we are seeing extra volume on the roadway. we will watch that to see when they turn the metering lights on. things are steady. no delays at the the golden gate bridge. fairly quiet. southbound 101. commute direction into san francisco. that's a lot of cars across the span. an easy ride for the marin county commute. san mateo bridge all clear. both directions, only 13 minutes westbound between 880 and 101. >>> now to that breaking news. a possible new lead in the all out search for that missing runner in the east bay hills. >> its been a mystery for days. hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement have been out looking for him. now a new area of focus at the other end

. >> time magazine revealing it's 100 greatest places in the world and on that list, napa valley. recovery following devastating wildfires and the pandemic demonstrates napa valley's resilence. other spots include a town in portugal that's home to the longest suspension bridge and antartica. >> you aren't going that far. >> i am not. >> you are moving away to colorado. going back home to denver. >> yes. going back to my hometown. i'm staying with cbs so i'm so happy about that. i'm so sad and leaving all of you. is that carla? >> that is. she snuck in. >> sorry. i just saw her. she is one of our directors and i love everybody here. this really is a family and i said this over and over again. this is not happen very often in this business. our friendship with all of us and i just love you. you all are the best. >> yeah. we love you too. >> only you could maeyes sweat on live television. goodness. >> you know its pay back for making me cry all morning long. >> are you welcome. thank you for watching. >> thank you. >>> good morning in the west. >>> good morning we welcome you to "cbs

a reason napa valley says business is booming.e are visiting despite concerns about the variant. many wineries are requiring reservations at least a couple weeks in advance. >>> the garlic festival is back for the first time since a mass shooting in 2019 and last year's covid cancellation. visitors can drive through gourmet alley and pick up bags of food. >>> it's a gray start for the city and just about any other location in the immediate bay. there is already sunshine in san jose. the seven-day forecast for san francisco, oakland, san jose on the screen first. temperatures will climb to the low 80s in san jose for much of the week. we'll keep it in the low to mid 70s for oakland. inland valleys of east bay, low to mid 90s. look at the spike in heat by wednesday. valleys of north bay will keep it more moderate. mid 90s for much of the week but low 90s for the wednesday jump in temperatures as well. >> thanks. thank you for watching kpix5 news. the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. we'll be back home morning at 6:00. enjoy

the delta there 83 in the napa valley back toward the coastline. you've got enough fog. keep those numbers down just a bit temperatures in the 50's and the 60's next few days. those numbers staying a little bit hot inland and then will cool down a little bit over the weekend. but the monsoon clouds rolling back in on saturday watching out for more possible and more thunderstorms, especially over the mountains. thanks a still ahead, tonight at 8 trees stopping a small plane from crashing through a garage. we're hearing from the truckee resident tonight. >> he lives right here. a fatal crash site. >> also how a group of korean american dry cleaners are fighting to survive the pandemic. the covid pandemic decimated. a lot of businesses, including one industry that really didn't get much attention talking your neighborhood dry cleaners. a group of korean american dry cleaner owners now has launched a petition drive in california to try to get more funding. >> to save some of these mom and pop dry cleaning businesses around the bay area. they say many of them or denied fundin

it's been nearly one year since the glass fire sparked in the napa valley area.t damaged a lot of wineries and to this iay, many are still recovering. those businesses are concerned about this year's fire season with the worst is still to come. but as kron four's, sara stinson found out some of the lessons that will wineries and fire crews learned last year have helped them get ready for the months ahead. >> the glass fire started burning out of control early in the morning on september 27 at one point the fire was burning one acre of land every 5 seconds was out of control. and i mean, we have some erratic fire behavior winds. we had trees torching off in the early am hours which. >> you never really see napa fire was one of the first departments to respond to what was an unpredictable fire. >> after evacuating people who live in work in napa county fire crews worked around the clock to save as many structures as possible. the flames got up there. and in the pine trees, they're essentially. >> a large match and that whole grove just exploded in flames. >> it got

toasty side of 98 walnut creek 90 in concord and about 85 degrees in benicia 78 degrees in the napa valleyoward the beaches, though a much cooler weather with that patchy fog next couple days. temperatures coming down through thursday. then we run some more of that moisture on friday, a chance more dry lightning strikes, more fire danger on california. we're going to have to keep on watching this. you know, usually we don't reach the peak of that until an august. so we've got a ways to go. keep our eyes peeled. going to be grueling few months here. yes, it is. all right. >> feels good to be in the fights make us feel. i have a good guy. i literally have had goose bumps >> jeff bezos and the blue origin crew making their final preparations before flying to space tomorrow basis is going to be joined by his brother mark aviation pioneer wally funk as well as a dutch teenager whose dad picked up the tab for the for his flight least his ticket. the new shepard rocket will take them 66 miles above earth. that is 13 miles further. then sir richard branson's flight little earlier this month. lifto

sarah stinson has the details. >> appear in the napa valley.you can still see vineyard surrounded by charred land. you can see that in the distance wineries here are still recovering from the glass fire that happened about 10 months ago. these wineries are currently face with preparing for the future while recovering from the past. >> the glass fire started burning out of control early in the morning on september 27 at one point the fire was burning one acre of land every 5 seconds was out of control. and i mean, we have some erratic fire behavior winds. we had trees torching off in the early am hours which. >> you never really see napa fire was one of the first departments to respond to what was an unpredictable fire. >> after evacuating people who live in work in napa county. >> fire crews worked around the clock to save as many structures as possible. the flames got up there. and in the pine trees, they're essentially. >> a large match and that whole grove just exploded in flames. >> it got too close for comfort says the president and ceo fr

francisco, 62 east bay shoreline in alameda, mid 60s in oakland as well as for san leandro, 70 napa valley, 75 in santa rosa this afternoon. ukiah is 90 and 93 for clear lake. the extended forecast and what you can expect. today is the coolest day of the week, a slow warm up friday and into the weekend continuing to watch temperatures climb especially inland as we look to next monday. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic on this thursday morning. any trouble spots out there or smooth sailing? >>> there are a couple hot spots already. chp is still on scene. north bound 680, everything is to the center divide. then exit ramp to king from north bound 680, an early crash. they're still doing some recovery work. 680 might be slow and go here ene of both crashes. oach it's still early. there is not a lot of volume on the road. if those are still out there after 6:00, we'll keep you updated on that. west bound 580 already busy for super commuters. the ride out of tracy to 580, slow and go to north flynn. we still have this full closure of 84. lanes should open by 5:00 this morning. use a

tomorrow afternoon about 96 in walnut creek and concord 96 in fairfield about 83 degrees in the napa valley coastline will keep in the 60's was temperatures the mid 80's in the petaluma about 87 degrees in the bottle. looks like those temperatures staying a little bit hot through friday. then cooling down slightly over the ahead, a push for more funding for mom and pop shops. the latest business asking for help. >> amid the pandemic. and in sports, the giants host the dodgers tonight in the first of a huge 3 game series sports director jason dumas has >> the covid pandemic decimated. many businesses, including one industry that didn't get much attention. we're talking about your neighborhood, dry cleaners. a group of korean american dry cleaner owners has launched a petition drive in california truck to try to get more funding to save mom and pop dry cleaning businesses around the bay area. they say many of them were denied funding when the last round of stimulus funds were available. the head of the federation of korean dry cleaners association says they simply don't have the political str

some bay area community colleges like napa valley college will not require vaccinations this fall, but they do encourage students and staff to get their shots. however, like the university of california, some bay area private colleges and universities are not waiting for the fda's full approval of the vaccine to issue a mandate. this fall students and staff are required to be fully vaccinated for covid-19 at stanford santa clara university in saint mary's college with some allowances for exemptions for documented medical and religious reasons. has it made kron. 4 news. >> children under the age of 12 could start being vaccinated against covid come wintertime. that is when emergency use authorization could happen for kids. versions of vaccines being tested currently by moderna and pfizer trial. results are expected to be turned into the fda this fall and emergency approval could be granted a few months later, right now the vaccines, of course, are only approved for folks ages 12 and older. and you can stay up to date on the latest covid info. it's still changing. use your smartphone to

it's been almost a year now since the glass fire sparked in the napa valley area and. >> a lot of wineriesovering and rebuilding to this day. yeah. we're heading into the peak wildfire season and their worst fears that they may see fires all over again for sarah stinson joining us live from saint helena. >> as sarah turns out, the devastating glass fire todd. a lot of lessons to a lot of folks up there as we're heading into this fire season. >> that's very true. we're seeing in historic drought along with very dry conditions up here in the north bay all along. some of the vineyards that are behind me in the dark are surrounded by scars in the glass fire and we could see potentially the worst fire season we've seen yet this is as wineries appear napa valley are still if you seeing the past in the present but also preparing. >> for the future. the glass fire started burning out of control early in the morning on september 27 at one point the fire was burning one acre of land every 5 seconds was out of control. and i mean, we have some erratic fire behavior winds. we had trees torching off in

a small airport in the napa valley from the air. you can see the aftermath of the crash and fire investigators say they reported to the scene shortly after that crash at around 8 40 friday morning arrived to find a, uh. small airplane. it's a ah beechcraft 35 bonanza fully engulfed, so ah cal fire firefighters put the fire out once that fire was out, investigators were able to determine that no one on board had survived at this time. i can confirm tragically and sadly that. all three on board are deceased, investigators say vineyard workers were nearby and watch the plane go down. no one on the ground was injured. federal investigators, the faa and ntsb arrived on scene afternoon and began looking into possible causes of the crash and trying to determine who was the pilot of the craft and who was on board. the plane crashed on approach to parrot field. the airfield is part of the campus of nearby pacific union college, the college confirming that none on board the aircraft were associated with the campus. one of the first things tha

valley, low to mid 90s this afternoon. 64 in san francisco, 72 oakland and north bay in the 80s, 81 napa valley and 102 for ukiah. san francisco and oakland, around the bay, temperatures pretty similar for the next several days. south bay san jose area, you see temperatures a bit cooler as we look to sunday and emmy next week with clouds streaming in. we can see mid level monsoonal moisture. it's moved to inland east bay. we will cool it down a bit for the end of our weekend into early next week, same for north bay and temperatures mainly in the low to mid 60s for the coast. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic with that traffic alert. >>> one person is dead following a crash east bound 80 at nut tree parkway. all lanes are shut down until further notice. it happened around 3:18 this morning. earlier reports say a person may have been hit by a vehicle. a lot of activity in and around the area. they're diverting traffic to peabody road. you can re-enter east bound 80 at nut tree road. east bound 80, nut tree parkway, all lanes shut down due to the deadly crash. we'll continue to bring u

flames have burned 1,200 achers were nowe are calling for a new fire didn't, according to the napa valley register. this week they asked county leaders to explore a local level fire department rather than contract out cal fire for rural areas. cal fire partnership goes back decades and includes five full-time and knot none volunteer stations. an independent department would allow for more control. >>> all this week we're supporting our schools. we've actually paired with family giving tree whose goal is to donate is a,500 backpacks for kid in need let's turn now for a progress report. >> family giving tree sells us we're will be there, they are ready for delivery by the truckload. it's a lot of backpacks but nowhere near the number needed. there are likely hundreds of thousand of kids whose families might not be able to get them all the tools they need to go back to the classroom. kristen myers explains while going back to in-person learning feels normal th difference. the each student reallyt able tp work like they use theed to. they can't depend on sharing pencils and pens like they hav

for napa county show the sales slowing down and decline in the median price numbers cited in the napa valleyr show that the median in napa county dipped back under $800,000 in may. this is from $860,000 in april. now, the number of homes sold also went lower. most of the rest of the bay area show home prices continue to climb in may with the regionwide median now sitting at $1.2 million. >>> post-pandemic hunger for housing along with the low supplies creating a spike not just in the bay area but across the country. however, not everyone is reaping the benefits. millions of homeowners have entered a forbearance. this is for many of those renters struggling to pay their rent as eviction protections begin to expire. one expert from the harvard joint center for housing studies explaining that the race to get more relief measures passed. >> the challenge is that state and localities who are in the position of having to stand up those programs in a hurry are having trouble doing that. and that's what led the biden administration to extend that morato up those programs and get that money out. >> n

napa. valley's french laundry restaurant is world famous, not necessarily for who dines there but for the amazingy as famous, though, the michelin star chef who is behind it all. thomas kelly. yeah. quite a character tonight on dine and we actually sit down with chef keller. you know, talk about things like is new pop-up lounge and his mission to curb america's craving for sugar. >> sure. french laundry is known the world over for its fine dining. good luck trying to get a reservation. >> so when i had a chance to break bread with the restaurant's legendary chef that you of course i took >> but didn't realize i have to chase it down while rode his bike through town. >> because i live here. you know, i'm one of one of those neighbors. >> thomas ella wishes keller is a celebrated chef who runs michelin 3 star dining establishments. but he's also known for his down-home bakery and famous fried chicken to all of our restaurants were the same. it was just that kind of warning. jeff, just opened up a pop up in youngsville serving up caviar and champagne. it is called regis obama and time make birdies.

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why at 57 and foggy in pacifica at 0. 68 in oakland, 71 in the napa valley and 73 degrees in petalumaome of high pressure that record breaker continues to slowly churn its way northward. these don't move very quickly what these get set up in this type of little may go pattern. so we've got that area of low pressure just tories. that's going to kick back some more thunderstorms across the sierra nevada. well, we've got that cool fog. now that is moving along the coastline more that all the way. we're going to see plenty of fog. you see even 7 northwest are seeing the fog creep on shore in a place like portland that had those blistering hot record temperatures sierra nevada continue to see thunderstorms there. and again, if you head up there this weekend. be prepared likely going to see plenty of thunderstorms up there as well. but tonight it's all about the fog again in the bay area that fog is going to surge well inland into the valleys. maybe all the way to the central valley overnight tonight and then slowly break way toward the coastline. but leaving behind a whole lot of moisture.

inland tomorrow, maybe 90 in livermore. 90 in walnut creek about 90 of brentwood 79 degrees in the napa valley 85 degrees in benicia about 61 degrees at stinson beach. the next few days. the temperatures going to come down a few degrees. i think through about thursday on friday, high pressure starts to build in that monsoonal moisture source roll back in the bay area. we'll be tracking the potential for more lightning strikes not only here but around the state on friday. >> thank you, lawrence. still ahead, questions remain about the illegal fireworks that rocked south la last tonight we're getting a better idea of what happened. >> sports. the giants opening up a huge series in la against the dodgers tonight. is up next with a preview. >> and the biden administration blaming china for a huge email hack earlier this year will hear one theory on what could happen if the u.s. does not respond. >> the department of justice says it will no longer sees a journalist records when investigating leaks. the announcement reversing a policy that has been in place for a number of years. just last month, at

the program is being run by fair housing napa valley. evictions will be allowed to resume october 1st. >>> dr. anthony fauci says he is frustrated about the unnecessary predicament of soaring covid cases. he says new national mask guidelines even for unvaccinated people are under consideration. abc news reporter maryalice parks explains. >> reporter: across the country more than 25,000 patients are being treated for covid-19 in the hospital, up 36.5% in the past week. the vast majority of those patients are unvaccinated. >> it's really an outbreak among the unvaccinated. so this is an issue predominantly among the unvaccinated, which is the reason why we're out there practically pleading with the unvaccinate people to go out and get vaccinated. >> reporter: dr. fauci acknowledging revising the mask guidance for vaccinated individuals is under active consideration by the biden administration. well over 100 million americans eligible for the vaccine still have not rolled up their sleeves. brian perisi is among them. he's now battling covid

some bay area community colleges like napa valley college will not require vaccinations this fall, but they do encourage students and staff to get their shots. however, like the university of california, some bay area private colleges and universities are not waiting for the fda has full approval of the vaccine to issue a mandate this fall students and staff are required to be fully vaccinated for covid-19 at stanford santa clara university in saint mary's college with some allowances for exemptions for documented medical and religious reasons. has it made you kron. 4 news. >> you see schools will be requiring all students faculty, all staff members to be fully vaccinated before going on campus this fall. that's a uniform policy for you. see campuses and it will require schools to begin collecting proof of vaccination and processing requests for exceptions and for deferrals and you can stay up to date on the latest covid information using your smartphone to scan this qr code. it will take you directly to that part of our website. the coronavirus section at kron 4 dot com. all right. ti

it about 74 degrees in the napa valley closer the to find much sunshine tomorrow.think that's going to play out into the weekend. i think we've got a whole lot of fog coming our way and temperatures running at or slightly below the average as we get the weekend as drizzle on tap for tonight. again for the next few nights as high pressure sits over head 4th of july. i think we've got some fog rolling in, but that may not be a bad thing considering we're in the middle of a drought. guys, back to you. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> on saturday. the giants were 4 and a half games ahead of the dodgers in the nl west. but after 3 straight losses, including 2 to those pesky dodgers, the giants and a red-hot june on a sour note in head into july, just a game and a half up in the division and the season as the season continues to chug along. gabe kepler said they have to do better against the best teams, especially the ones in their division. >> i mean, you have to play better baseball against the best we this week. we've seen it in the past. last time we can and we're able t

napa valley 84 degrees and topping out at 95. breaking down around the bay. francisco and for oakland. temperatures just slightly cooler by wednesday and thursday. same for san jose as well. just slightly cooler by the middle part of the week as we look to the inland east bay locations. temperatures holding steady. just as we go through the north bay and for the coast at least temperatures dipping just a bit. cool at the coast with that fog. buil fthat drive as you head onto 580. then it gets better heading thwart the dublin. we have the super commuters. if you have to hit the roadways early are you in luck on the east shore freeway. westbound. 14 minutes. highway 4 to the maze. not a lot of cars on the roadway. pretty easy ride into san francisco. lower deck of the bay bridge clear. all of our bay area bridges quiet. they should have it wrapped up in the next ten to 15 minutes and then will do the lane changes adding more lanes on the southbound side. >> all right. thank you. >>> a safe landing in heyward for more than 100 adoptable cats and dogs. they arriv

the three day outdoor vent will be held labor day weekend at the napa valley expo. including mali, sarah's guns and roses and making the stallion mass will not be required, but in accordance with state guidelines, they are recommended. well handwritten notes released today by the house oversight committee appear to show that former president donald trump urged senator, senior justice department officials to declare the 2020 election results corrupt. the notes were taken during a december 2020 phone call. this was after his own attorney general said the department found no evidence of widespread voter fraud at one point that then acting deputy attorney told the president that the department had looked into allegations of voter fraud and that the allegations did not pan. out the department of justice today, ending a long legal battle over former president trump's taxes. the doj saying that mr trump it's income tax returns must be released by the irs to the democratic led house ways and means committee committee has been trying to get those returns for two years now co

now officials for bottle rock napa valley announced today that attendees this year must show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. the three day outdoor music festival will be held labor day weekend at the napa valley expo mass will not be required, but in accordance with state guidelines, they are recommended, the walt disney company announced today that salaried and non union hourly employees must also be vaccinated. current employees have 60 days to get the shot. that's an all new hires must be fully vaccinated before beginning their jobs. the company also said it has started discussing vaccine mandates with the unions representing its workers. this comes as a mask requirement goes into effect today for visitors to disneyland and disneyworld as well, and walmart's corporate workers must also get the vaccine. the company has also required all workers, but tell them that news mask up. in fact, retailer encouraging customers to wear masks in areas with high infection rates. florida is now quickly becoming the epicenter of this latest coronavirus surge. just this week cases in

napa valley's french laundry restaurant is world famous for its amazing food equally as famous as the michelin star chef who's behind it. thomas keller this morning on dine and dish kron 4. vicki liviakis sits down with chef killer to talk about his new pop-up lounge and his mission to end america's craving for sugar. >> sure. french laundry is known the world over for its fine dining. good luck trying to get a reservation. so when i had a chance to break bread with the restaurant's legendary chef of course i took >> but didn't realize i have to chase it down while he rode his bike through town. >> because i live here. you know, i'm one of one of those neighbors. >> thomas ella wishes keller is a celebrated chef who runs michelin 3 star dining establishments. but he's also known for his down-home bakery and famous fried chicken to all of our restaurants were the same. it was just that kind of warning. jeff, just opened up a pop up in youngsville serving up caviar and champagne. it is called regis obama and time make birdies also assortment apparently other forms of entertainment will

half moon bay and also in the francisco but still nice 73 degrees is you make your way into the napa valley tonight. the clouds going to continue to roll on shore thickening up as we head through the evening hours after midnight. we'll start to see some the drizzle developing out along the coastline and maybe become patches inside the that fog going to really surge again, models already picking up on some the drizzle to so waking up some cloudy skies early on tomorrow. but as we head toward the afternoon. lots of sunshine in the bay in the valleys of course, the clouds will likely linger at the coast. thank you, lauren as well. take a look at this video. this is from the east bay. and you can see that coyote wandering the streets of l so a viewer spotted the animal yesterday. >> it was last seen on the corner of mosier and king drive. the california department of fish and wildlife from eyes. everybody. if you see a coyote, you should keep your children and small pets away from the animal make loud noises to try and scared away and do not approach a coyote. last night. we broadcast fireworks

creek 93 in orinda 72 very comfortable in oakland. 71 richmond about 78 degrees and low. 79 in the napa valley and coast side. you can keep those temperatures down generally in the 60's and some 80's in place like san anselmo and also in the petaluma next few days. the temperatures kind of hold steady a little bit as we get into tomorrow. but then saturday cooling off just slightly going to be muggy with the monsoon running back those temperatures go to cool off as we head toward the middle of next week. >> thank you, lawrence. still ahead, the tourists have been flocking to chicago to see a beautiful display of a japanese flowers. but it's also a lot of good food there. and and that's what we're showing. and that's true, too. and unique way to honor the tokyo olympics and there were some flowers there. >> and it is nba draft day. the warriors, as you just heard of made their picks 12 sports director jason dumas says can tell us more about a guy named. moses moody. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use l

we're back in the 90's hot inland by tomorrow afternoon about 91 in the napa valley. you see those temperatures in the 60's in the san francisco next few days. the monsoon is going to start to clear out partly pcloudy skies. we get to wednesday. the temperatures going to stay hot inland throughout the week. well, keep those numbers down much cooler that patchy fog at the coast. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up as we continue our coverage of the summer games to want to give you more of a feel for japanese culture. you're looking live at should a crossyng the times square of crossyng the times square of tokyo. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ crossyng the times square of tokyo. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis.

you can see those temperatures in the 70's and the 80's about 70 a very nice temperature in the napa valley. then the next couple days will cool things off just a little bit more through thursday. the partly cloudy skies. little monsoonal cloud cover moving in on friday and more monsoon clouds expected on sunday and monday of next week lawrence, thanks so much. more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6. >> britney spears conservatorship battle has inspired a new one this time on capitol hill. and in sports, the a's get a stellar pitching performances. they try to gain some ground in the american league west. >> sports director jason dumas has highlights and reactio certain hpv-related cancers? you're not welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females. and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. the cdc recommends hpv vaccination at age 11 or 12 to help protect against certain cancers. hey... cancer! not... my... child. don't wait. talk to your child's doctor about hpv vaccin

some sunshine in the afternoon 77 in the napa valley. we headed up toward the coastline.ght, jacqui, those temperatures going to the 50's and the 60's and a little wet in the early morning over the next couple days. bring those temperatures down even a little bit further as we head into thursday by friday. we start to warm up a little bit of a little warmer over the weekend. but no real heat wave on the rise, at least not for now. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, california's largest active wildfire is burning along the nevada state line. the beckworth complex fire. >> has burned more than 91,000 acres up in lassen in plumas counties. it is just 26% contained flames jumped us highway 3.95 over the weekend. the small town of doyle has been hit pretty hard. 600 people lived there. 20 houses or destroyed. one man says everything he owns is gone. i mean, after losing everything that i worked for and all these years. >> it's gone because they can do is focus on what's next. >> the beckwourth complex fires. actually a combination of 2 fires and they were both started by