we begin with the plane crash near the petaluma airport. the story we first broke. the plane was on approach before it crashed a half mile before the runway, east washington avenue and adobe road not far from the airport. people being told to avoid that area. witnesses heard a pop before hearing the plane's engine sputter. >> started sputtering again and made a right turn, going back toward the airport and next thing you know the plane went sideways and straight down. all you could hear was the loud thud into the concrete. >> we want to bring in the battalion chief with the petaluma fire department. he joins us on the phone. hi, mike, can you hear us? >> good evening, how are you? >> what can you tell us about the crash at this point? >> we can tell you at this point the faa is en route, about an hour out or so, to conduct a full investigation. we responded shortly after 4:00 this afternoon to reported plane crash on east washington, that's just east of the airport, in petaluma. sounded like witnesses at the golf course had witnessed a plane take off and heard sputt

(philippe) in the city of petaluma... police lieutenant ron klein says property crimes so far this year are up five-percent compared to this same period last year. that's petty thefts, auto and home burglaries... he says assaults are up too.lt. ron klein/petaluma police dept.- "and, a lot of that's fueled by an increase in narcotics use." klein says it's been a month since all petaluma police officers were outfitted with the anti-opiod medication narcan to combat the drug problem. petaluma valley hospital says it has treated more people for prescription drug overdoses this year... than it had it in the previous five years combined. lietenant klein says police are also seeing a steady rise in heroin abuse.lt. ron klein/petaluma police- "they're looking for anything that, either money or anything that they can sell to get the money so that they can purchase the narcotics." in 2009... the petaluma police departent had 77 officers. but because of budget cuts, that number is do to 64. that combined with the negative affects of

i am standing on the ground for the petaluma airport. this plane of course coasted about 1000 yards just east of the airport and short of a nearby golf course. investigators are trying to determine how it went down. >>> the petaluma fire department, local police and the sheriff's department investigated the scene. they will now try to find answers as to how the small plane went down. a witness reports hearing the planes butter and crashed to the road a half a mile before the petaluma airport on east washington street. >> we are out practicing hitting balls at the golf course, and you heard the plane take off. as soon as they got over the golf course you can hear them sputtering. it did not sound right. his engine called on for two or three seconds and started sputtering again. he made a right turn going back towards the airport and the plane went sideways. it went straight down and you can hear it fed into the concrete. >> authorities confirmed that the two people on board the plane were killed. no one on the ground was injured. charles

that is about a half-mile from the petaluma airport. thanks for joining us tonight, i am heather holmes. >> the pilot was trying to land at the airport but came up short of the runway. ktvu's rob malcolm joins us live with new details. >> reporter: good evening andre. at the scene here in petaluma, it seems to be clear. you can see traffic flowing behind me. but it was shut down several hours tonight as they investigated this plane crash. now they are trying to determine how it went down, and how the people were killed. the petaluma fire department, local police, and the sheriff's department investigate the scene as the faa will now try to find answers as to how the small plane went down. witness reports hearing the plane sputter and crashed to the road. on east washington street near old adobe road. >> we were out practicing ball at the golf course, and you hear the plane kickoff and as soon as it got over the golf course you could hear it sputtering. it did not sound right, and his engine cut off or maybe two or three seconds, started

in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) preventing and policing sideshows has been a major challenge for bay area law enforcement. but as kron4's haaziq madyun reports...one east bay police department may have found the blue print for stopping them ábefore they start. nats/file sideshow videothis is the kind of scene sideshow participants and spectators thought they would experience last saturday night in antioch. but these photos show you what was waiting for them when they arrivedsotsotantioch police chief tammany brooks is showing the tire skid marks from a sideshow that happened here at the delta fair plaza back in april. he says another sideshow was planned for this location last saturday but an

the continuing investigation into a plane crash in petaluma. >>> and a hero honored. what's in store today for the teacher who tackled a school shooting suspect in indiana. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. monday morning. memorial day. may 28. i'm pam cook. >> i know who you are. >> hello. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your memorial day weather. i think you will see it is interesting. >> what i see earlier? what the warmest day of the month. pamela, good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you. usually i am the last person who wears a tie to show the day. i woke up early enough this morning to put the red, right -- white, and blue tie on. warm to hot today. by the way, pam, you look lovely this morning. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. not easy. you think this is easy? all right. good morning. last year, in may, we had seven, eight theys -- days. this will be the one in a few, mimi the only one for some -- maybe the only one for some rick it's that kind of a pattern. i think it carries into june. there's little bit of a patchy fog bank o

>>> may day, may day, may day, petaluma, we have a fatal at petaluma. we need emergency services. >> a plane crashes near the petaluma airport, leaving two people dead. tonight, new witness accounts and details about the plane involved. >>> the news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> we continue our coverage tonight of a story we first broke during our 4:30 newscast. a chi aotic scene in petaluma aa plane crashes near the airport. >> reporter: emergency crews wrapped up their investigation about an hour ago. you can see the roads have opened back up. witnesses tell me the plane's engine was making funny noises right after takeoff. police believe the pilot was making an emergency landing before the crash. planes continued to fly out of the petaluma airport as emergency crews went to work on the ground. >> it was like choppy, like the motor was kind of choppy and not really fully running dnch. >> reporter: dominique and micah both work at the golf course across from the airport. they claim they heard strange noises right

reporting live in petaluma. hermela aregawi. kron 4 news. (lydia) that was kron4's hermela aregawi reporting. (lydia) firefighters in alameda are investigating a suspicious fire that happened at a preschool center in newark. the fire happened saturday afternoon at the safari kid preschool. the center was closed because it was the weekend. multiple rooms sustained fire and water damage but no one was injuried. (lydia) police are investigating a stabbing that happened in dolores park. this is video from the scene. san francisco police say they responded to calls of a fight at the park on sunday night. when officers arrived the victim appeared to have been injured by a sharp object. the victim was taken to the hospital for non life threatening injuries. police tell us several people have been detained. (lydia) this festive memorial day weekend can turn dangerous when people drink or use drugs...then drive. already california highway patrol officers in marin county have arrested 4 people for a d-u-i since friday night's maximum enforcement perio

in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron four news.am) some e-cigarettes and liquid nicotine packages are designed to attract children... that's according to federal regulators .. the f-d-a, joined with the federal trade commission, to issue warning letters to 13 e- cigarette liquid makers and sellers tuesday. they identified products with misleading packaging.... targeting underage users. some of the products resembled juice boxes ... candy and cookies. at least one of the products was shipped 'with' actual candy. (pam) governor jerry brown says, the state's conflict with the trump administration is "sharpening." california and 16 other states .... filed a lawsuit against the environmental protection agency's plans ... to roll back the standards on emissions and gas mileage. it takes aim at a plan by the environmental protection agency, to scrap standards for vehicles manufactured between 2022 and 2025. governor brown says, such a roll back will jeopardize the country's auto industry ... and hurt the health of californians and america

. >>> new details on a plane crash at the petaluma airport. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. dion lim has the night off. kate larsen spent day at the crash scene and spoke to witnesses. >> may day, may day, we have a plane down at petaluma. we need emergency services. we just lost him. >> reporter: urgent calls for help after a small plane fell from the sky a half a mile from the petaluma airport. >> we all looked at each other in the eye and it was like, that doesn't sound right. >> jim king was golfing at the course next to the airport when the plane went down around 4:00. he and his friends are used to seeing planes take off from the airport and knew immediately something was wrong. >> it was like it stalled completely and stalled down. >> i played with a couple firefighters and they rushed over. i didn't go over and they came back and said, they're dead. >> reporter: a man and a woman were on board that plane and unfortunately both of them did tie. investigators here on scene tell me the aircraft was an amateur built custom manufactured plane that had be

kron four's philippe djegal reports from petaluma ....ation has become. (philippe) as of monday, all uniformed petaluma police officers are carrying the anti-opiod medication narcan. it can reverse the effects of an overdose of heroin and other opiods including the synthetic drug fentanyl. kathleen stafford/ppad- "these are handcrafted pills that are being made on the streets and sold on the streets." in the past six months, police have responded to at least 21 overdose calls. in those cases -- four people died. one of them a 16-year-old boy who, last month, is believed to have been killed from takng xanax. his mother was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and child endangerment.kathleen stafford/ppad- "that's just a really sad case. um, but that xanax was laced with fentanyl and you know its lethal." kathleen stafford and her good friend heather elliott-hudson are trying to educate the community, especially young people, about the dangers of prescription drug abuse. two years ago they founded the non-profit organization, petaluma pare

(pam) new at ten: petaluma police say crime is on the rise ....d the police department is reaching out to the public to talk to residents about crime prevention. in tonight's town hall meeting, families also got to share their concerns directly with police. kron 4's ali reid explains. police want to keep the public in the know.they also want to keep an open line of communication.district officers from different divisions of the petaluma police department talk to concerned families about crime trends in their neighborhoods. larry dito / petaluma resident generally we have a very quiet and safe neighborhood but those are the ones you see on the news and say i'd never think.property crimes are up 5% since last year - that includes auto, home, and petty theft. police believe some of it can be attributed to the opiod epidemic.ken savano - police chiefthere's been an 82% rise in armed robbery whichh is an alarming statistic stealing property to sustain their habitthe drug situation i know it's rampant.drug overdoses have become such a problem in the cit

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in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron four news.ettes and liquid nicotine packages are designed to attract children... that's according to federal regulators .. the f-d-a joined the federal trade commission ... to issue warning letters to 13 e- cigarette liquid makers and sellers today. they identified products with misleading packaging.... targeting underage users. some of the products resembled juice boxes... candy and cookies. at least one cookies. at least one of the products was shipped with actual candy. e-liquids are dangerous for children. young children exposed to e- liquids can have seizures... end up in a coma... or even die. the f-d-a says, it may file injunctions or seize products.... if the companies do not take action to address the regulators concerns. (grant)parents in indianapolis are demanding answers from their child's daycare ...... after their one year old was badly hurt there. tim mc- nicholas reports. tiffany griffin:"i mean i'm at a loss for words. i'm upset." tiffany griffin and jesse harris the third know

half a mile before the petaluma airport. >> we are practicing balls in the courts. you hear the plane take off. you can hear it spidering. it didn't sound right. and then it started spidering again -- sputtering again. and then went straight down and all you could hear was a loud thud into the concrete. >> reporter: the two people on board the plane were killed. no one on the ground was injured. charles is a former pilot and was curious about the crash. >> it was a stall. we were speculating that that's what it might've been when we saw the wreckage because it looked like a high impact collision. >> went sideways and lost the lip. he just went straight down. you knew it wasn't going to be good. >> reporter: the plane is similar to this one pictured here. >> it's been around a long time. very popular. >> reporter: the ntsb and the faa continue to investigate. rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 4:03. san jose brushfire is now fully contained -- contained. it burned 16 acres. it started leslie just after 5:00. near killer court. it was under control by 9 pm. no injuries

a little fog developing around petaluma. last i checked it was three miles, the visibility reduction. we'll keep an eye on that. it is definitely damp here like it is just about everywhere else with temperatures at 49 in guerneville, up to 59 in ukiah. san rafael at 58. 56 in american canyon and about 54 in tiburon and also in san francisco. 57 in el so bronte, 58 in alameda, newark. redwood city 59. looks like we'll have some voids at sfo. you can see the low ceiling there and the moisture hanging in the air. it's kind of a frizzy morning if you're out and about. exercising milder all day today. on the bay, it's going to be gusty everywhere, up to 30 miles per hour coming out of the west. peninsula, 60 by 10:00, 63 with increasing sunshine by noon. hanging out in the mid 60s thiss afternoon. back to 58 with increasing clouds at 8:00. accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. here is alexis. >>> good morning, mike. i have a location update here. we have been talking to chp about a rollover crash that turned into a car f

tim lyons/petaluma police department: "we don't have a motivation right now.hat is what we are trying to determine">petaluma police say although the incident happened on campus neither the suspect nor the stabbing victim are sonoma state students. both men appear to have been visiting a female student living in the dormthis student lives in the dorm next door. she describes coming across her neighbor and the stabbing suspect. she asked not to reveal her identitysotsot

a private plane crashed in petaluma, not far from the petaluma airport near east washington avenue and old adobe road. >> witnesses say they -- the plane had just taken off and they can tell that almost immediately, that it was in trouble. >> ktvu's alyssa harrington, you are at petaluma airport right now. but you know this morning? >> reporter: good morning, dave and pam. the airport is quiet this morning. we do know that the lane was registered to a man in carmichael. which is right outside of sacramento. officials have not released the identity of the two people in the plane. they were killed when the single-engine plane went down just a half-mile from here, from the airport at about 4 pm yesterday. the records was scattered. -- wreckage was scattered. they all responded to the scene. at this point, they have not determined the cause of the crash but witnesses say the plane appeared to be having engine trouble. >> we were practicing in the golf course. you hear the plane take off. you can hear it sputtering. and it didn't sound right. and then the engine started sputtering again. ma

and petaluma it's down to 3. so throughout the marin area, north bay, you'll definitely notice that. low-lying cloud coverage and it's going to stick around for a while this morning. a lot of times it doesn't show the cloud coverage that really does happen but through noon you'll see it along the coast. it will take a while to burn off and returning again tonight sticking around for your drive tomorrow morning. here's what's happening. we have this low to the north. and also a high pressure system down to the south so that ridge and the low together combine and it allows for those west winds to really get intense and all that's doing is bringing us the ocean air over to us. so that's why we are noticing a little drizzle and mist and why we are getting west winds. stronger in the east bay hills. napa 13-mile-per-hour winds. that picked up a little bit. overall by friday to saturday, our wind will completely shift directions. we are going to start to get an offshore wind. a high wind watch friday evening into satur

the small plane crashed yesterday near the petaluma airport. anyone vest gators say the plane lost shower right after police, they are investing yet petaluma, it is getting out. dismantling the age infrastructure. kpix 5's mary lee has an inside look. >> this is what it looks like inside the twin peaks tunnel. crews took us down below what market street and calling wood, give us a a good special taste unless in -- that is to take over the concrete, ready for reinforcing, again, the next hundred years. 100 years from now, i'm sure he could come back and talk again about how effective the workers have been. >> reporter: crews are replacing pretty much everything inside the tracks, walls, drainage systems. repolice station the tracks will lift -- replacing the station and tracks will help with traveling. crews will make it secure in an event of an earthquake, shutting down the tunnel for 60 days from june 25 to august 24 to work on it. for two of the lines that run through the tunnel, the l and the m ocean view, best as they were replaced for muni

half moon bay down to four miles and petaluma down to six, concord eight so you see how the cloud coverage is kind of working its way across the bay over to the east bay and, yes, it will be through those valley spots through 10, 11 a.m. then we'll see a burn-off of the clouds but it may linger through san francisco around the water throughout most of the day. by the afternoon we are hoping for sunshine, then the marine layer returns again. there's a chance of drizzle. so tonight early tomorrow morning, you may wake up to some light drizzle as well because of the thicker marine layer. here's why it's all coming in all because of these winds, sustained winds at sfo at 18. so gusts stronger. half moon bay at 14. downtown 13. vallejo 13. look at fairfield. antioch, 26-mile-per-hour sustained winds in. but you see these areas shaded in yellows and oranges. that's a sign of stronger winds to come throughout the day today getting stronger. around 6 p.m., gusts up to 2025 miles per hour. and then by 7 p.m. tonight -- 20, 25 miles per hour. and then by 7 p.m. tonight even breezier. that will conti

petaluma 70. santa rosa a warm 77. so after all of this gray stuff burns off, you will see that sunshine, temperatures will warm to near 80 degrees for those inland areas. this low though right here over nevada is going to stay put for a while. that's going to continue to bring a chance of afternoon thunderstorms for the higher elevations then we'll be impacted by this high and then we have this low here. so that's going to dip on down. so friday, saturday, we are going to see nice warm conditions. then this low dips down, let me show you that in the seven- day forecast. here you see the temperatures also dipping down. so on sunday, you'll notice that drop especially inland. and then monday, tuesday, there's a chance for some rain in the forecast. we'll see thunderstorms especially for the north bay hills. napa, sonoma counties, keep that in mind. you may see some lightning strikes. of course, we'll keep a close eye on that. but then things will be calm and warming up by the end of next week. >>> apple's "homepod" is n

ten miles an hour or faster in oakland, concord, napa, petaluma at 18. it's drawn in the cloud deck in gray for all of our neighborhoods and it has more moisture. emeryville almost looking like the golden gate bridge this

tim lyons/petaluma police department: "we don't have a motivation right now.is what we are trying to determine">petaluma police say although the incident happened on campus neither the suspect nor the stabbing victim are sonoma state students. both men appear to have been visiting a female student living in the dormthis student lives in the dorm next door. she describes coming across her neighbor and the stabbing suspect. she asked not to reveal her identitysotsot

reporting live in petaluma. hermela 4 news high pressure will continue to build across the bay area through monday night. the warming noticed sunday across the interior will warm a few more memorial day. in fact, some interior spots will jump into the lower 90s. expect highs in the 80s and 90s tomorrow which is about 5-10 degrees above normal for late may. (justine) thousands of bikers from across the country are in the nation's capital for the "rolling thunder" rally. the memorial day tradition pays tribute to military veterans and those who gave their lives in service. the ride starts at the pentagon, then through the national mall to the lincoln and vietnam memorials. riders say they are committed to helping u-s veterans from all wars. (justine) a san francisco patrol car and a ride share driver collided at larkin and o farrell streets last night. viewers sent in these photos to the newsroom around 1 a.m. from the tenderloin intersection after they heard a loud crashing sound. they say the black sedan carried

there is an outdoor paintball facility in petaluma called play land.. set up and it's a couple miles way to the south of where rachel says she was on the highway traveling north... so unlikely a rouge shot from the paintball park... sound from rachel thurow - santa rosa " i'm for sure not going to be keeping windows down on highway" sound from reporter gabe slate - "chp said no whitnesses and no leads, they have not had any other incidents, "sound from rachel thurow - santa rosa " i just want others to know " rachel thurow says from now on she will be keeping her windows up when driving on 101. in santa rosa gabe slate kron 4 news. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's at

. >>> two people died after a plane crashed near the petaluma airport.his morning investigators are trying to figure out what caused the plane to go down. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen spoke to witnesses near the crash scene. >> mayday, mayday, mayday, we have a plane down at petaluma. we need emergency services. >> reporter: a small plane fell from the sky, half a mile from the petaluma airport. >> picked up power, stalled and we all looked at each other in the eye and it was like, that doesn't sound right. >> jim cane was golfing at the course right next to the airport when the plane went down around 4:00. he and his friends are used to seeing planes take off from the airport and knew immediately something was wrong. >> finally sounded like it stalled completely and spiraled down and onto the roadway. >> i played with a couple of firefighters today. they rushed over. i didn't quite go over there. they come back and just, very sad. >> reporter: a man and woman were on board the plane and unfortunately both did die. the aircraft, a vans rv 6 was a cust

petaluma police will hold another townhall meeting tonight at 6-30 at petaluma high school.n) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... a mother on the verge of dying -- after a bay area hospital denied her the surgery that could save her life. find out what she did that changed the hospitals mind-- to secure the live-saving surgery. (ácommercialá) ( robin )it was an emotional message on social media that helped a modesto woman... secure what she called a life-saving surgery. reporter kay recede has the story. itús this official claim denial notice addressed to corinne cline from kaiser ... that for her meant a virtual death sentence(corinne cline kaiser patient)'this currently is the worst infection iúve ever had because itús constantly on the verge of going septic.'the modesto mother of five... had been given just 30 minutes to live at birth... she says she was diagnosed with a rare kidney defect which means her right kidney has never worked properlyfor almost a decade — corinne says she was given stints and antibiotics... but was never given the option for surge

. >>> i am in petaluma for investigators are trying to determine what caused a small plane to crash killing both people on board. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on this memorial day . we want to show you some of the things that are going on this morning. this is up to world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. and you can see a number of wreaths and people paying tribute. i can only imagine this man is a veteran. in a ceremony honoring veterans, it will be happening here in the bay area as well coming up we will take a look at some of that and then in one hour again the president will come out and lay the wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> you always wonder the stories they could tell. >> he was reaching out and i am sure i cannot imagine what is going through his head no. >> good morning and thank you for joining is on memorial day. i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook and gasia mikaelian has the day off and so does sal castaneda. we do not anticipate a lot of traffic. >> a gentleman came up in safeway yesterday and he sai

. >>> from petaluma a follow-up to a video we showed last night of an unusual rescue. narcissistic it's a first for some of the firefighters involved. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has the story of one very determined and lucky dog. >>> for a petaluma's fire station number 2 every shift brings a blen of daley routines broken up by op sits. >> we are here to help people. we helped someone. >> but this video from last night pushes some limits. her name, lily, a wire haired fox terrier got her paw stuck between a house and a foundation. it began with her daily routine says the owner. >> all the mice live underneath there and she digged st under with her paw and yanked it too hard and pulled it back stuck in there. >> the crisis went on for an hour and a half before the station got the call. >> do what's right and try to work through the situation and free the dog. >> the station had no idea how they became stuck or they pulled and banked away to get a better look. >> we had to break away cement and actually fine the cause of the dog's paw was which ened up being a na

two people are dead after a plane crash near the petaluma airport. the plane was approaching the airport when it came up short. people are being told to avoid the area of east washington avenue. they heard a pop and then the engine sputter. we will update this story on air and online throughout the evening. >>> new at 5:00, a disturbing discovery. two puppies found buried in garbage. up wi one of the dogs is getting attention.one of the dogs is ge attention. >> reporter: she came here to get cleaned up and get ready for adoption. she may be ready very soon. not in as bad a shape as the other dog. she's missing a paw on a rear leg. her sister was really battered. we don't know if it was intentional or an accident. she may not survive. they were recovered overnight after getting a phone call from some people at a homeless encampment on 89th and g street. they found them buried in garbage and insulation and other trash. this dog that came here today was missing a paw. her sister's jaw is basically shattered and infected from an old injury. >> we deal wi

tim lyons/petaluma police department: "we don't have a motivation right now.that is what we are trying to determine">petaluma police say although the incident happened on campus neither the suspect nor the stabbing victim are sonoma state students. both men appear to have been visiting a female student living in the dormthis student lives in the dorm next door. she describes coming across her neighbor and the stabbing suspect. she asked not to reveal her identitysotsot

crime tape and sheriff's vehicles light up a dark, rural road in petaluma. sonoma county sheriff's deputies in hazmat suits are investigating two suspicious deaths on roblar road, leaving neighbors waiting for answers. >> i'm very sorry, but i have no idea what went on in their home. >> reporter: investigators say the sister of the woman who lives here hadn't heard from her in a month. after she drove by to take a look at the house today, she called for help. >> noticed the tall grass, excessively tall grass. she saw mail piling up in the mailbox, got really concerned. can you guys come check on my sister's welfare? >> reporter: during a welfare check, deputies found a man and a woman dead inside along with a dead dog and one surviving dog. investigators believe the deceased are the property owners, but they want to make sure. >> we kind of went into it thinking a murder/suicide. we don't know, but we're going to slow down and really process the scene closely to make sure. >> reporter: neighbors say the couple, in their 50s, lived there for at least 20 years

. >>> a plane crashed in petaluma. we will have the latest on the investigation. >>> marilyn is under a state of emergency. cars were swept away. people were submerged in water. we will talk about the flash flooding. this is the second time in two years. >>> they gave their lives for our country. we pause to remember the u.s. service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. >>> that is a beautiful look at monday morning. we are taking a live look at the golden state bridge. you can see it is making its way back through the gates towards that pacific. we are giving thanks on this memorial day. welcome everyone. we will have another hour. saying pack your bags, let's go to the beach. i am actually working today buddy. i appreciate the officer. my steve -- my friend steve paulson, it will be of the day pick >> they picked a great day. it will be nice. any fog they see will be gone. everyone is in the 60s. this will be the first 90 degree day for the inland locations. there will be some patchy fog. it will be nice to mild.

all petaluma police officers started carrying the drug narcan...s the effects of opioid overdoses. ( darya ) the c-d-c has a warning as people are spending more time outdoors. officials say the number of tick, mosquito, and flea bites have tripled since 2004 and that's spreading disease. lyme disease is passed through tick bites. there are a number of symptoms associated with the disease... and doctors can mistake those symptoms for other medical issues. we spoke to a woman who says she was misdiagnosed for 10 years... and by then the disease had spread to her heart. <"it can cause symptoms in any part of your body. it can be your joints, it can be your head, you know lyme disease can cause eye vision problems, and auricular hearing issues."> ( darya ) doctors suggest walking away from any brush... not to touch grass... and avoid sitting on logs which can be breeding grounds for ticks. ( james ) people living in the bayview hunters point neighborhood have filed a 27- billion dollar lawsuit against the company tetra -tech. the company was hired to p

. >> and we're hearing the distress call made after a plane went down in petaluma. two people were killed in the crash that happened at 4:30 yesterday afternoon near the petaluma municipal airport. >> we have a plane down. emergency services asap. >> the single-engine plane ended up in pieces and this is on old adobe road and washington street. they heard a large boom when it crashed. the two people who were killed have not been identified. the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> the negotiations for the on- again and off-again summit between president trump and kim jong-un appears to be be back on k.h korean president said north korean dictator reactions firmed his commitment to complete denuclearization of the peninsula and wants to held a summit with president trump on june 12th. they held a surprise secret meeting on saturday. the president tweeted a u.s. team arrived in north korea to make summit arrangements and that it will one day be a great economic nation. president trump cancelled the summit on thursday and was optimistic by the week's end. >> and we're l

it is warm to hot. 87 in santa rosa. 86 that petaluma. a mild 83 degrees. into the east bay, a high of 79. 90 for was nut creek. if you head to the coast, it will be warm. first pitch, 74 degrees. lots of sunshine. as the game wraps up. a temperature close to 80 degrees the sun screen out. you certainly need it at the beach. showing you nothing but sunshine. the beach four, enjoy it.it.it.. still rather warm on tuesday. morning drizzle but do not worry. we bounce right back into next weekend with temperatures into the 70s and 80s. tomorrow will feel very warm across the region. >> all right. thank you. >>> got to say, game seven going on tonight. not that game seven. another game seven. >> lebron james is gearing up for game seven of the eastern conference finals. and someone please give kevin durant a schedule w the all-star >>> steph curry and the houston loaded up today. the doves are in the nba finals for the fourth straight year. and yes, kevin durant was there as well. despite a little confusion last night as to when game seven actually is. but steph

petaluma less than a mile. santa rosa dropped down to a third of a mile. so all these locations could be pretty dangerous. so keep a distance between you and the car in front of you. west winds in downtown san francisco at 21 miles per hour sustained winds continuous winds out of the west. that's what's pushing that cloud coverage way out east. and that's why a lot of people are waking up to that this morning. vallejo now ten-mile-per-hour winds, napa up to 16. fairfield at 18. a little breezier for some of the east bay hills, as well. here's the afternoon highs today. upper 50s at the coast, temperatures won't go up much. south bay mid-70s possible east like antioch and pittsburg. 5 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. low 60s for sausalito and san francisco. cool in mill valley upper 60s. low to mid-70s in the north bay. here's why we are dealing with the west wind and cool coastal conditions because there's a ridge of high pressure to the south. a low system to the north. and basically this creates a wind alley so we are getting that west wind coming th

. >>> investigators are still trying to pin a cause to a fatal plane crash knew the petaluma airport. the aircraft is a custom build plane. people golfing nearby knew immediately something was wrong. >> finally it sounded like it stalled completely and spiraled down and onto the roadway. >> aplayed with a couple of firefighters today. they rushed over. they come back and said they're dead. >> a man and a woman were on board the plane. both of them died. petaluma police say it's their understanding the plane was taking off and may have attempted to return to the airport. we sent out the alert about this deadly petaluma plane crash around 5:00 last night through our abc 7 news app. that's free to download, enable push alerts and you'll receive breaking updates like this one. >> violent crime has risen dramatically in sclount. according to a report from the district attorney's office there was a countywide increase in violent crime. in mountain view violent crime rose over 40%. property crimes, especially car break-ins saw a broad jump with sunnyvale showing a nearly 25% increase. a majo

hermela is live in petaluma with the latest.ine) people in fremont may want to double-check where they are parking these next couple of weeks. starting tomorrow, fremont police will begin a two week targeted parking enforcement throughout the city. the department will focus on expired registration tags, cars blocking fire hydrants, parking in a no stopping zone and vechiles over 20 feet on residential streets. fines will start at 63-dollars. but can go up to three-hundred dollars after a second violation. (justine) a man is behind bars tonight...accused of being in possession of a concealed firearm. it happened tuesday at the petaluma wetlands preservation park ..parking lot on cypress drive. a witness called police to report a man unconscious in his car. police say the 34-year-old suspect displayed signs of being under the influence of alcohol. and after further investigation...officers found a semi-automatic glock handgun...along with a loaded magazine. the man arrested was booked for dui, and possesion of a concealed firearm,

richard and sue bristow were killed moments after taking off at the petaluma airport on sunday.the couple's plane was struggling after take off... and crashed on a steet after attempting to return to the tarmac. the single engine plane was home built... the f-a-a and n-t-s-b are currently investigating the crash. ( james ) in the east bay... thieves in oakland target a man three times in just a few weeks. anthony scuderi had his catalytic converter stolen three times from this 2-thousand-five honda element. the car part is attractive to thieves because it is made with platinum. the first two times the part was stolen... the car was parked in the fruitville bart station. but the most recent time was at a home depot. scuderi is warning other drivers. <"i think that this is important that people know this is even an option. especially older cars or suv's that are higher off the ground people can get in and out. so i was just in home depot for thirty minutes so it must have just happened so fast.">( james ) oakland police didn't respond to questions about how common this theft is in

live near petaluma. kate larson, abc 7, wak to you. >> thank you very much. >>> two men are being treated after being hurt aboard a ship docked in san francisco. you're looking at the rescue operation at pier 80. both workers are expected to survive. fives had to use a hoift to lower the men from the ship to ambulances waiting on the dock. >>> child rights activates are call for a national day of action. in response to the report that hundreds of children arriving without parents are unaccount for. the department of health and human servicess reported 1475 children arriving out an adult are missing. but it started to do trending with the hashtag we are the children. senator harris tweeted yesterday this she demanded answers from the homeland security secretary at a hearing last month but it was not happeny with the answers. here what kirsten nielsen had to say. >> your agency will be separating children from their parents. >> no what we'll be toing is prosecuting parents who breck the laws just as we do

.>>> we are hearing the distress call made after a plane went down in petaluma, it happened around 4:30 pm near the petaluma municipal airport and east washington street. >> we have a plane down at the luma, we need emergency services as soon as possible! >> the single-engine plane into the been pieces scattered all over the road, witnesses heard a loud boom when it crashed. >> her to take off, as soon as it got over the golf course, it was sputtering, it didn't sound right, the engine cut off for two or three seconds, started sputtering, he made a right turn going back towards the airport, and the plane went sideways and straight down, all you could hear was a loud thud into the concrete. >> the victims have not been identified. >>> authorities are investigating a suspicious fire at a preschool, yesterday afternoon, firefighters say when they entered the building they could smell gasoline, they were able to contain in minutes, several rooms suffered firing water damage, and no one was hurt . >>> a car fire in san francisco, check out the flames covering the suv, setting off a ton of

petaluma police say both men were not students. lives inside the dorm where the stabbing happened. she says she feared for her safety and reported it to police. <"they just said that they can't doing anything because they don't have a reason why they should go in there, they don't have any proof, but i feel like us telling them multiple times is a enough proof to at least trying to go in there and at least talk to her">( darya ) the identity of the victim has not been ( james ) in the east bay... oakland police are investigating four shootings .. one of which has sent a young girl to the hospital. the first shooting happened on east 12th street and 22nd avenue. the man who was shot went to the police station to report the shooting. another man was shot at 52nd avenue and international boulevard. a third man was shot at 73rd and bancroft avenues. police say an 11-year-old girl was shot on adeline street. her injuries are not life- threatening. ( james ) a student is arrested at novato high school after bringing ammuntion to campus.

a small plane crashed on sunday afternoon near the petaluma airport. investigators say the plane lost power shortly after take off. >>> in hawaii, laugh have a from the kilauea volcano continues to flow across the big island. reporter mark strasman spoke with the people giving us these incredible views. >> reporter: kilauea's river of laugh have a on the big island has been irresistible. irresistible as a force on the move, and irresistible to watch. >> there's something hypnotic about watching the volcano. it just direct cause you in. the colors and the power: it's rock doing something rock's not supposed to do. it's not supposed to do. >> reporter: mitt kaller is a video gamographer. kyle dorn flies helicopters. suns kilauea erupted, they've gone up 3,000 feet at daybreak every day to capture these images we've all seen about this unfolding disaster. >> the thing that's scary the most is seeing these homes destroyed. it's an irony of nature. so beautiful, and so destructive. it's really moving for me. >> reporter: the lost homes nick kulver has recor

we noticed it was sputtering quite a bit. >> reporter: petaluma police got multiple calls of a plane crash just after 4:00 p.m. an older white male was described. police say he had a female passenger on board. >> next thing you know, it wednesday sideways then the thud into the concrete. >> reporter: the faa described the plane as a vans rv-6. >> it's our understanding that it was taking off and it may have attempted to return to the airport. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> also a fight breaks out at delores park. a man might have been stabbed in the melee. that victim was rushed to the hospital and is going to be okay. several people were detained but no one yet has been arrested. safety has been an issue at the park. police increased patrols. >>> officers out in full force through the end of today watching for distracted drivers and people not wearing their seat belts and of course people driving under the influence. several people have already been arrested. this person was arrested for impaired driving. he rolled his car near the golden gate bridge. >> there were five passeng

. >> and earlier today a wall of protesters walked out of the farm in petaluma, carrying chickens they believe are being mistreated. >> what's going on with it had animal? >> she's got an apparent neck injury. >> direct evidence believes they have the legal right to do this. an argument they have made before. an argument that has worked as all previous california charges against them have been dropped. farmers say. >> it's bull crap. >> reporter: phil brooks lives nearby, works in the industry, and says farmers are close personal friends of his. >> i understand their ., but they don't have the right to come -- their point, but they don't have the right to come on private property, disturb a legitimate people. these people take care of theanimals better than some people take care of their kids. >> reporter: but they are desperate for public discussion. they are willing to go to prison if necessary. the organizer called out whole foods and amazon executives specifically today. >> it is time for whole foods to have a conversation with the activists exposing them. i think when they will, e

half moon bay visibility down to five. 8 oakland airport. 7-mile visibility in petaluma. this is not tough visibility to drive around in, just clouds at the coast from northern to southern california. the marine layer, the coastal cloud coverage is being pushed in by the wind. ocean air at san francisco 52.7 degrees serving as an air- conditioning so that's keeping the temperatures along the coast in the 50s. temperatures at the beaches in the 50s close to the ocean air temperature. we are getting the flow from the ocean at the coast and even inland. also that cool breeze in the north bay so from marin it will be chilly out there. eventually it burns off about the breeze settling down. 64 where we should be. that's where we'll be in san a average. san jose spot on, as well. concord in the mid-70s. 58 in pacifica. 70 redwood city. livermore 72. further east you go it will be warmer because there's not as much of that ocean influence. but here's that seven-day forecast. for tomorrow, a ridge of high pressure will get closer. it's going to reduce some of the ocean air coolin

. >>> in petaluma detectives went back to a home where the bodies of a man and woman were discovered on monday. a >> henry lee explained that it could take investigators a while to figure out what happened to the couple. >> the investigation began to 30 monday a woman called the sheriff's office worried she had not been able to reach her sister and brother-in-law for a month. she told dispatchers that mail was piled up in the grass of the property had not been mowed in some time. deputies went into the back door and found the bodies of a man and woman inside and also to dogs, one of which was that. the homeowners are a couple in their late 50s who had been here about 35 years. sheriff's spokesman told ktvu a positive identification may take weeks. a murder suicide was suspected at first, but saw other things that made them question the theory. the uncertainty has neighbors worried. >> you have to be concerned about something that happens next door to you. my sympathy to the family and friends of people but i have no idea what went on over there. >>reporter: deputies went to the home