the city of petaluma is revoking the petaluma creamery's waste water discharge permit. the creamery has two weeks before the city shuts off access to the sewer system. the mayor says the creamery has a long history of discharge of violations and failure to pay fees. >> we're $1.4 million in arrears with the creamery. >> that's a lot of money. >> that is a lot of money. it, as i said, did not happen overnight. >> reporter: petaluma claims the creamery has dumped excessive oil and grease beyond the permit limits since 2008. >> there are options for them to deal with their wastewater. that would include trucking it to a place like the laguna plant in santa rosa. >> they still ode owed the money. >> they still owed the city the money, yes. >> reporter: the prospect of potentially closing the 5-acre plant is real. there are more than 50 employees who might lose their jobs. >> how long have you been working here, mike? >> this will be my 31st year. >> more than three decades. >> yes, that's right. >> reporter: mike started here just after high school. >> i like my job and i l

. >>> right now petaluma is home to 16 gas stations. >> if the city council has its way, there won't be anymore. ken bastida is here to explain. >> that's right. in about an hour, the city council will be holding a second and final vote on banning any new gas stations. but the move to go green could cost drivers in the short-term. >> reporter: as cars zip through downtown petaluma today, it was hard to find four wheels that don't rely on gasoline. just last week the city council took the first vote on banning new gas stations within city limits. >> my hope is by doing this, other cities follow suit and we start to end the expansion of the fossil fuel infrastructure. >> reporter: renee kirk drives a hybrid and says she's pleased that more companies are coming out with electric vehicles. >> it's a little surprising, but on the other hand, i think it's great. my thought is i'm very much in favor of us moving to a carbon neutral economy and i think the sooner the better. >> reporter: but other residents aren't so sure. jan is one of about 61,000 people who live in petaluma. >> i feel we

now winds are certainly making it feel a little bit cooler than that for petaluma.you've got 13 miles per hour winds right now. and that's the way we're going to stay through the morning with wind speeds actually increasing at points today, especially towards the evening tonight. this is at 05:15pm, tonight. winds picking up, especially in after sunset hours. so another brisk evening ahead of us. that's why those extra layers that mentioned will be coming in handy as you're stepping out today will bring mostly sunny conditions. a brisk winds temperatures back into the 60's and 70's all in all, as long as you've got the extra layer, you'll be good to go for this monday. nothing that should be interrupting your day, too terribly much. i'm talking more about what to expect for the rest of the week. still to come back to you. john, thank you. let's get a look at your commute

oh, one from ukiah down towards petaluma. all very wet this morning and shower activity spreading now into northern portions of napa and southern portions of lake county, too. so we do have some active rainfall and some pretty widespread areas of moderate rain up there in the north bay at times this is your view right now. at san francisco, oakland there in the distance in mount diablo shrouded in some of this low cloud cover. we do have some sprinkles the top mount diablo right now. while most of the rest of the east bay is in a break from the rain really being skirted by this cold front. so as it moves past us, we're going to see that line of showers just moving right across the bay area and we're never really going to tap into the bulk of this cold air that's stacked up behind it. so we're getting the rain without getting the cold that usually comes along after the rain futurecast shows you these widespread on and off showers that we have on into the afternoon today as i've been mentioning some of our heaviest of rain can

saint helena, petaluma, novato. it is pouring right over you. and you can see just a cell right over the gold ingate into san francisco. we have that wet weather across the bay bridge into the east bay from alameda, berkeley. and oakland. across the peninsula. down through south san francisco. millbury. san mateo, belmont. you can see the wet weather over fremont and milpitas at the moment. so, the rain drops on our live camera over san francisco with temperatures in the 40s and the 50s at your lunchtime hour. so, more rounds of rain coming our way. we will dry things out as we look to tomorrow. so, this low pressure system dropping the cold front our way. let's take you hour by hour in what to expect as we head through the rest of our day. widespread rain, you can see the yellow and orange colors, red colors indicating that moderate to heavy rain at times. as we head into tonight, a few lingering showers are possible. we start to dry things out a bit for your friday. there is that outside chance of a spotty shower for your friday. daytime highs

they didn't really thoroughanalysis of the availability of gas stations and petaluma today and. they're not. they're not from their expansion plans in the city through 2025, so they're making a smart step. i think to help make sure that nobody's wasting the money on new gas stations as we transition to a clean energy economy. all right, so existing gas stations that they can't build any new fuel pumps, but but they can. they can build electric charging stations or hydrogen fueling equipment s o. the idea is to get them to shift over to those things. how likely? is that going to be to happen? you think if the demand isn't there yet, obviously most people, uh, you know in california are still driving gas powered cars. such a great question, so i think one thing that we have to take a step back from petaluma and take a look at is that gas consumption that sales retail sales of gasoline are declining in the u. s. catalona was just getting ahead of that. now they are often the opportunity for gas stations to provide charging stations they could provide if we ever get towards the hydr

the 3rd of the 40's and those 30's in the north bay as you're seeing such as in napa, novato in petaluma at 3739 degrees currently, as we work our way into the afternoon day. time highs rise into the 60's at the coast 70's by the bay and you're seeing it right. 80's for our inland areas. we are warming up and getting only warmer into tomorrow and thursday. i've got the updates on that. still to come in your forecast back to to tom, thank you for that. all right. as you're waking up the roads this morning. let's get a look. >> at your traffic here. heading from the east bay into the city to that fremont street exit. everything looks clear under 11 minutes for your drive time. yesterday. we had some hot spots. i'm not tracking any of those at this moment. and again, let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula there on 11 minutes for your drive time. we're going continue to keep an eye on your roadways this morning. make sure you drive safe and also let's get a look at the golden gate bridge heading into the city. i don't see any fog advisories. we

each as for the north bay petaluma santa rosa saint helene and fairfield also all down in the 30's this morning temperatures later today, we'll be back into the 60's one of last 2 remaining days with highs as warm as they will be i'm talking the cool down and the rain that we've gotten the rest of your forecast all still to come back to you. john thank you for that all right, let's get a look at your traffic this morning. it's like john mention grab a coat and when you head out the door. >>we'll have a nice commute into the city if you in right now from the east bay drive times down to about 10 minutes. i'm not tracking any major hot spots or accidents and as you can see the wind is not blowing this morning so no high wind advisories in place for you also look at the san mateo bridge running across the peninsula there under 11 minutes for your drive time as that commute starts to pick up just a little bit. and the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond under 8 minutes, we're staying on top of your drive times for you will have more on that coming up, but for now back to the

sonoma, petaluma and calistoga some of our windy spots. half moon bay right on the coast.tty windy too. and we are looking at wind advisories along the coastline and in our upper elevations elsewhere in the bay radar shows those clear skies that we're taking in all day long. today. and even though it is a cool start in the 30's 40's and 50's. we're not going to stay that way for long nap at your home ready at 60 degrees. quite a lot of temperature variation up in the north bay partly due to ehose winds talking more about what to expect this afternoon in your forecast. first of all, got to talk about traffic because we actually have had some issues on some of our bridges this morning. have we seen any you know what, we've seen some improvement, but it's still pretty bad. and we had early morning accident on the bay bridge and the richmond sandra fell bridge and look at your commute as you're heading into the city right now. still down to under 18 minutes to that fremont street exit. they have the metering lights on and the traffic and the commute just has not recovered from

santa rosa petaluma and nevado just shy of 70 degrees for your highs. now tomorrow and thursday bringing very similar conditions to 2 days. we will be looking at southern california showers tomorrow, but not so much for the bay area we're holding on to our mild conditions by friday we're starting to see signs of changes temperatures begin to cool down saturday and sunday noticeably cooler in the low 60's for warmest highs. chance of morning showers on saturday and then another round of rainfall possible on into monday of next week. don thank you for that if you live in a house right now let's get. >>a check of your roadways here starting with the bay bridge as you head into the city from the east under 10 minutes for your drive time it looks like traffic is starting to pick up just a little bit there and we're going to continue tracking your bridge, let's head over to the next bridge. let's get a look at the golden gate bridge. if you're heading into the city right now is going to be about 22 minutes for your drive time as you head into san francisco we

and if you're heading north of sandra fell between center fell up to petaluma.e are also some light showers, just a brief stints too clear lake up in lake county. healdsburg santa rosa petaluma as well as portions of northern napa county, all in the midst of some very light isolated showers this morning. now we saw that cold front clearing through yesterday really just skirting past the bay today. the effects of it are pretty minimal. just a breezy afternoon ahead of us. so it's going to stay brisk even as skies clear out this afternoon and temperatures do reach just a touch warmer of numbers than they did yesterday. a nicer afternoon. all in all, though, if you do want to get outside for some outdoor dining or something like that. just make sure that you are bundled up in a nice jacket. today's highs will range from the 50's near the coastline to 60's for more spots than we saw yesterday. burlingame south san francisco among those spots in the low 60's redwood city and san jose among spots right at 62 for your daytime highs today east bay numbers upper 50's to

this is the explanation from petaluma.y, there are multiple stations located within a five minute drive of every existing residence as well as all areas planned for residential development by the 2025 general plan. >> and this is a government decision. this is that government that had decided that the people of petaluma don't need any more gas stations. if it's really the case that there are so many gas stations in petaluma, then why did you have to create a law against it? it bans new gas pumps, and you won't have new gas stations within a five minute drive for long because of businesses petaluma will say, what else will they do to us? and you are right. it's the lower income residences of these cities and surrounding cities. by the way, not just doing this in petaluma but throughout sonoma county. imagine how hard it will be to get gas when the whole county has made it impossible? >> those are not accurate facts with the aspect of who it impacts. and they are getting beaten by china every day. they have already made this

up and you can see wet weather pushing across the north bay for parts of occidental and over at petaluma. continuing through the day, we have unsettled weather with hit or miss showers and we have a live look with the salesforce tower, with patches of blue and some clouds, as well. temperatures mainly in the mid- 50s. we are cooler compared to yesterday, running one degree to four degrees cooler, even nine degrees colder in fairfield compared to yesterday. a breezy afternoon with current sustained wind and looking at 60-mile per hour winds out of the south at sfo and 10 in oakland with 21-mile per hour wind in napa and 16 for fairfield. the cold upper-level low is bringing unsettled weather to the bay area with a new work week. shower chances today, tomorrow and wednesday. hour by hour on futurecast, hit or miss with so showers and on tuesday, a possibility of an isolated storm or brief, heavy downpour with enough instability to fire that off for tuesday with the possibility of wednesday, as well. really, the next few days, tracking showers for us. rainfall amounts today, a few hundreds

he was flying from napa to petaluma. the plane sustained some damage to the front end but the pilot is okay. >>> others opted to sharpen their self-defense skills. the black and asian communities training together and healing together. >> part of self-defense is awareness. >> reporter: he and his wife are enjoying their night out like many others around downtown alameda. but unlike others dan is staying on his toes. >> i was confronted maybe two or three weeks ago walking my dog out in alameda. and i don't know whether that's racial or whether just they want my money. as soon as the guy put his hand on me, i just grabbed his hand and broke his finger. i've been training in martial arts all my life. >> reporter: dan isn't the only one who believes in the power of self-defense. a boxing coach created block asian solidarity. >> it's allowed the asians in our community to know they do have people who will support them and defend them and stand up for them. >> reporter: the workshop and the conversation that followed was just

. >>> a few minutes ago we learned about a surprise twist in the story of the petaluma creamery. it was given two weeks to pay more than $1 million in fines and fees. the petaluma creamery has been in business for more than 100 years but the mayor says it has been violating its wastewater discharge permit and dumping excessive oil since 2008. which, led to a huge bill. the city had been threatening to cut off access to its sewer system. >> we are $1.4 million in arrears with the creamery. it did not happen overnight. >> i like my job and i like the creamery, and it has been a home for me for a long time, so. so i just, you know. i say my prayers and do my job. >> the press democrat just reported the creamery brought a check for $844,000 to city hall this afternoon. >>> as i met with dr. under investigation tonight for attending traffic court during operation. >> it looks like you are in an operating room right now. >> i am, sir. i'm available for trial. go right ahead. i have another surgery, another surgeon right here so i stand here and allow them to do it also. >> not a proble

well santa rosa in petaluma each at 66. you look ahead at next 7 days today and tomorrow, swarm ones after that temperatures start to slide downwards friday night or initial chance of rainfall saturday and sunday we dry back out but even with the sunshine were noticeably cooler. monday and tuesday, even cooler yet with rainfall continuing reyna don thank you i'm already tracking to hot spots this morning. >>this one starting here in vacaville 80 westbound at cherry glen road. a traffic collision in the air. we know one lane is open so that's going to be slow commute for folks trying to commute there also heading down here to san carlos northbound 1, 1, at holly street. so too hot spots we're going to continue to track that and keep eyes on that. but as you head into the city right now look at that to the fremont street exit under 9 minutes for your drive times the traffic is still flowing really nicely we're at the limit here across the san mateo bridge under 13 minutes for you there. the richmond sandra fell commute headin

i'm not that familiar with is 16 gas stations enough in petaluma? so, since they've been doing that for a while. but thing is a new business opportunity that's going to come about here going forward. and that is more and more electric vehicles you need more ev charging stations. and it takes time to charge your batteries. so you may have instead of like the mini-mart where you go in and grab some chips and a drink you have 30 to 40 minutes, it might be a cafe oriented charging station, something like that. it could be a nail salon. opportunity.a haircut - kristen, it could be anything. if you can fit it in and have your car charging simultaneously. >> yeah, the chair massages you have at the malls, i'm all down for that. >> oh, yes. >> right, spencer? >> yeah, we're all thinking along the same lines here, which it woumay be a dangerous things. but you're right there. are so many opportunities at these commercial locations to put in charging stations. so you can charge your electric cars while they're shopping or working out or eating a meet. >> tota

nevada also up the road or park petaluma santa rosa healdsburg. you're all that area shaded in blue. you're going to see a frost early on tomorrow morning. frost advisory continuing to the napa valley all the way in the county too. temperatures dropping down in the upper 20's and some 30's now a little further to the north, even colder for that, for our friends there up in lakeport. cloverdale started temperatures in the 20's tomorrow and even further north and that you see the deep shade of purple that is a hard freeze expected to get up or will it so a very cold night across much of california, especially the northern half overnight lows tonight. you're down to 27 degrees in santa rosa, about 30 in below freezing in the napa valley. you can see frost probably inside the bay even tomorrow morning on some of the causes of the rooftops. see that nice white over the top. some of those cars as well. freezing temperatures in the live more tomorrow morning. 33 and caulk or something to watch out beside some of the frost we've had the rain little moistu

this petaluma restaurant was their first order, she picked up her tables in the lucy does backyard and they were just doing this is like a little side hustle like to try to figure out how to make like extra money and stuff. they shared a common spirit since this cafe was set to open as the pandemic hit, it opened late but stayed open. what am i going to do? i mean, people still need to eat. i'm going to go and see if people come. i mean, i'm just going to keep going. we have created a new career out of you know such a terrible time, and it's been awesome. so we're i'm the happiest i've ever been. really and that's the lucy does advice. consider a collapsed career a possible opportunity. everybody has a gift that they couldn't do something. and if there's something that your heart is calling you to try, i said, go for it. just, you know, whatever it is what have you got to lose? the table start at about $150 for the smallest and the price depends also on how the buyer might customize it with stain or in life. the lucy does say they have a whole new appreciation now for small business an

once you head north of petaluma guerneville. also on the wet side as you travel up through that when the river valley along the russian river. so be careful on your travels in the north bay right now we are going to be seeing shower activity pro on today. staying with us all day today on and off tonight and even into tomorrow morning, especially for the south bay. this frontal boundary is really just sliding right along the bay. so that line of showers that comes along with it is also just going to be sliding right alongside us and we're not actually going to see the impact of that brunt of cold air that often times comes in after a cold front because it really just skirts the bay area overall, we just get the rainfall from it. so futurecast shows us off and on rainfall today couple a heavier spots in there but not lasting long enough to cause us too many problems. definitely good news. this is just a long soaking light to moderate rainfall. exactly what you want to be seeing now come 07:45pm tonight, south days really going to

a 81 degrees napa in petaluma, each right at 80 degrees today.average out into the low 82 well, thursday even warmer in the mid 80's after that will reverse course getting closer to seasonal averages into the weekend and after such a dry week, we do see chances of rainfall into early next week rainfall that we absolutely need reyna. john, thank you. so we still have that hot spot. >> along the richmond sandra fell bridge. and that's because you have an accident, the air right at the toll plaza. we also have another traffic hazard, northbound at 3rd street in sandra fell and look at the traffic. we certainly are at a standstill. so if you do have to take this commute. i would definitely recommend taking a different bridge to get across the air says 8 minutes. but again, that number will be growing because this accident has been there for the last 1530, minutes or so. also get a look at your commute into the city has only 10 minutes. so that fremont street reports of an accident along one. oh, one as soon as you get into the city southbound near th

temperatures still in the 30's for palo alto half moon bay, dublin and much the north bay where petaluma you're actually sitting right at freezing santa rose at 33. more mild for berkeley in conquered in the low 50's to upper 40's, currently i'll tell you how warm it will be this afternoon still to come john thank you we still have that hot spot. i'm tracking near san pablo fortunately outlets actually start back here so san pablo 80 westbound of pablo dam road that alternate would be richmond parkway or san pablo avenue unfortunately. >>this is a fatal traffic collision so that's going to be there. we also have a new traffic we're tracking here in the south bay. we've had multiple this morning. westbound to 37 at matilda ad in sunnyvale so stay on top of that your commute into the city right now the of the bay bridge look at that down under 13 minutes so things are looking good as you head into the city the san mateo bridge an uptick in traffic at around 15 to get across the peninsula and look at the richmond sandra fell community have richmond under 10 minutes, we're staying on top of

we have a cell to the west of petaluma and nevado.ou can see the clearing through the afternoon, catching a bit of sunshine. daytime highs are a little bit below average, mid to

petaluma is aiming at zero emission by 2030. we'll be right back. i . >>> 4:56. welcome back. details into the investigation of tiger woods rollover crash. the los angeles county sheriff's department executed a search warrant for the car's black box. sheriff deputies say it's part of their investigation and they do not consider it part of a criminal investigation. the department added there was no probable cause for woods to have his blood tested to see if he was under the influence at the time of that crash. >>> trending this morning, tv star dr. oz is being credited with helping save a man's life. >> boy, right place, right time. it happened at newark airport. police say an officer saw a man collapse in the baggage area. officer called for backup and began performing cpr but that's when dr. oz and his family, they were coming off of the same flight. dr. oz and the officer performed cpr together. the man survived and was taken to the hospital. >> dr. oz tweeted about it "as a physician and a human being, it is our responsibility to jump in when there's a medical emergency." h

petaluma and nevado up from your 30's yesterday that 48 degrees right now model your full 7 degrees warmer than yesterday santa rosa 11 degrees up. well a little bit colder for the tri valley as well as on up to concord down 4 degrees from the same time 24 hours ago wake-up planner shows those 40's and 50's that most of us are in this morning by the time we work our way into the afternoon day time highs still in the 50's to 60's for another day for the cooldown that we'll be breaking down for you and the rest of the forecast john thank you for that alright as you hit the road this morning. >>i'm not seeing any major hot spots just yet we're getting a look at the bay bridge right now heading from the east bay into the city drive times under 11 minutes also no high wind advisories for you this morning, although we do see the wind gusting and moving those flags back and forth also look at the san mateo commute heading across to the peninsula there also another at the limit drive time for you under 11 minutes for you and a quick look at the richmond center fell commute heading out of richmond.

. >>> right now petaluma is home to 16 gas stations. >> if the city council has its way, there won'tymore. ken bastida is here to explain. >> that's right. in about an hour, the city council will be holding a second and final vote on banning any new gas stations. but the move to go green could cost drivers in the short-term. >> reporter: as cars zip through downtown petaluma today,

be like music on thursdays draws a good turnout for adobe road winery in downtown petaluma. the outdoor wine tasting room was built to keep the business open during the pandemic. this is our old tasting room. we had seats in here. people would stand at the bar that tony stoffer works in the tasting room, he says. businesses on lee at about half of what it was before covid restrictions. patron see enjoying a glass of wine with friends is essential during these difficult times, seeing people how happy they are, um, it's very important. the winery does not serve food patrons can bring their own. at least we get to operate this way. otherwise we'd be out of business. nearby bars are closed, including buckhorn tavern in san francisco, the co owner of monarch, a self described craft cocktail bar and music venue in the south of market neighborhood, says his business has been called. closed since last march. advice on music venues, everything they're being demonized questions why establishments such as wineries and restaurants can be open and serve alcohol. but bars such as his are

now winds are certainly making it feel a little bit cooler than that for petaluma. you've got 13 miles per hour winds right now. and that's the way we're going to stay through the morning with wind speeds actually increasing at points today, especially towards the evening tonight. this is at 05:15pm, tonight. winds picking up, especially in after sunset hours. so another brisk evening ahead of us. that's why those extra layers that mentioned will be coming in handy as you're stepping out today will bring mostly sunny conditions. a brisk winds temperatures back into the 60's and 70's all in all, as long as you've got the extra layer, you'll be good to go for this monday. nothing that should be interrupting your day, too terribly much. i'm talking more about what to expect for the rest of the week. still to come back to you. john, thank you. let's get a look at your commute this morning. >> heading into the city. the bay bridge. it's really starting to pick up here. still, i'm not tracking any major hot spots slowing people down this morning at about 11 minutes as you

can delay how at 68 santa rosa petaluma each at 69. you look ahead next. 7 days you see it's dry from start to finish. and this one daytime highs do remain mostly in the 60's the next 3 days. but we see them climbing well into the mid to upper 70's by the weekend ahead of us. going to be ending the month on a mild note with lots of sunshine windy today and tomorrow reyna john, thank you. well, we talked about how windy it is. so you're hitting the roads. >> and you're heading into the city this morning from the east bay. the really good news is i'm not seen any major hot spots or accidents for that matter. but we are seeing a very windy conditions just like john mentioned, i don't see a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. however, you still want to take precautions as you're driving on the roadways this morning because that may change as yo1 head into the city. a little under 11 minutes for your drive time there. let's head over to the san mateo bridge and get a look at things here. we do have a high wind advisory for the san mateo

petaluma. you're at 48 right now. santa rosa also at 50 to kick off the morning after few lingering showers to start. we're already going to be clear likely by 10:00am that means by noontime today. some 50's a little bit of cloud cover, but some sunlight making its way through by 03:00pm and comfortably cool afternoon staying dry with highs back in the upper 50's to low 60's tell you plenty more about your forecast still to come. but first, let's go back to rain up for that updated. look at traffic. john, thank you for that. on as you are hitting the road this morning heading from the east bay into the city. >> conditions. look great. i'm not tracking any major hot spots. no high wind advisories as friday. so maybe might see friday light. hopefully under 10 minutes fremont street exit. let's also get a look at your commute as you head across towards the peninsula there. you know, it looks like the bridge is a little damp this morning. so i would just suggest you take the time under 11 minutes as you head across toward

napa and dublin as well as livermore each in the low 40's while petaluma and santa rosa and fairfield are only 3 spots in the upper 30's, currently later on today after this morning spent mostly in the 40's and 50's expect daytime highs back in the 50's and 60's one of our 2 last days with temperatures that are cooling comfortable like they have been before a switch up into the weekend and i'll get to that still to come the rest of your forecast back to you john thank you for that all right let's hit the roads, let's get a look at your traffic for the morning, we're looking at the bay bridge right now drive times from the east bay into the city. >>under 10 minutes. we don't see any major hot spots to start your morning off and a look at the san mateo bridge heading across peninsula. there yesterday. you had a nice commute was not tracking any accidents. let's hope it stays that way for us today, your drive times right now under 11 minutes. look at the golden gate bridge heading into the city. kind of far but it's going to be 20 minutes as you head into the city this morning we're trac

fire station in petaluma and effective immediately because of the governor's action on tuesday. firefighters are going to be added to departments like this one sooner rather than later to get ahead of the season. >> the scenes were horrific erratic and devastating fires ripping through communities and leaving so much pain and 2020 and now with the threat of another brutal fire season upon us. governor gavin newsome pouring 80 million dollars into firefighting efforts to help get prepared. >> you know, this this is a great advantage that we're looking at coming up in next fire we saw last year was obviously devastating and it was great that we're able to recognize the governor's able to recognize us and we're making strides to do something differently. so we're doing is we're bringing in staffing earlier. so we prepared before we need to get prepared. so we'll get our full strength prior to fire the peak the fire season. so in those fires that start earlier in the year. we're going to hit him with the full for strength of our department jon heggie is a battalion chief cal fire. w

we have a cell to the west of petaluma and nevado. you can see the clearing through the afternoon, catching a bit of sunshine. daytime highs are a little bit below average, mid to upper 50s to low 60s later today. let's check with gianna. how is that friday commute out there? >>> a couple things to look for. headed to east shore freeway west bound, we've got two crashes. first is west 80 as you approach the lfratel exit. we were seeing brake lights but it looks like things are getting better, likely moving things as we speak. if you are headed west 80, a crash reported. chp is on the scene. we are not seeing a ton of brake lights which is good because it's friday. things are lighter when it comes to trafficon friday. if you are headed to the bay bridge, traffic is moving at the limit across the span into the city. marital. >> thank you. >>> to a developing story, it has been a long week for the asian community in the bay area watching ongoing violence unfold across the country. it is adding to a shared collective trauma. kiet do is li

i'm going to start in sonoma county as one oh one from santa rosa rohnert park down to petaluma is definitely looking at some shower activity that's actually new now moved to the east over towards the city of snow by itself, nevada over in would down to sandra fell also a pocket of heavier rainfall for you that's the heaviest spot of rain in the bay right now right there along one oh one richmond center fell bridge wet as is the golden gate bridge was just some light sprinkles on the golden gate. same same for you at western portions. excuse me of san francisco will happen to my food so much rain to talk about wow it really just went out. so western portions of san francisco and then one oh one rather highway one down the coast. towards half moon bay. there we go ok got it came tell the half moon bay looking at some light showers current temperatures all just let you look at those on the map there 40's and 50's oakland at 51 petaluma and santa rosa beach at 39 all send it over to with a look at your roads all right john thanks for that. first hot spot of the morning, popping up right now 82 n

oh, one southbound at washington street out in petaluma. >> an accident. this still causing some delays here in the city. one. oh, one northbound at 80 eastbound with that high wind advisories across most of our bridges, including the bay bridge. you can see traffic, though, is fsowing at the limit under 14 minutes for your drive times that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge. definitely gusty. and you can see that from how the camera shaking back and forth. 14 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. checking on things here. walnut creek highway 24 things look great as you're traveling towards at 5 interchange at just under 12 minutes for your drive time and check in on things are in the south bay along one o one heading towards menlo park just at 31 minutes tracking your commute for you. darya. back to you. thanks a lot of rain. it's a 48 in the south bay. hundreds of people came together to rally against violence in san jose to condemn. >> violent crimes against the asian community. kron four's phillipe to call has more. >> how muc

encouraging drivers to transition to stations that serve electric and hydrogen powered vehicles petalumaity officials hope that their city will become carbon neutral by 2030 and tonight state lawmakers are considering a bill that would require department stores and large retailers to have gender neutral children's of sections. bay area assemblyman evan low who introduced the bill says that he got the idea from one of his staffers whose young daughter asked why certain items that she wanted were in an area designated for boys and not for girls under the proposed legislation stores would be able to sell the same products they do now as long as they maintain some areas where shoppers can find toys or clothes regardless of the gender that is targeted. it is fast orr's that violate the proposed legislation could face a $1000 fine. 6 doctor seuss books will stop being published the authors legacy company says. >>the decision is due to racist and insensitive imagery the books include if i ran the zoo as well as and to think that i saw it on mulberry street the decision was made this morning on

kron four's terisa stasio is in petaluma with the details. >> i'm here at the cal fire station in petaluma and effective immediately because of the governor's action on tuesday. firefighters are going to be added to departments like this one sooner rather than later to get ahead of the season. >> the scenes were horrific erratic and devastating fires ripping through communities and leaving so much pain and 2020 and now with the threat of another brutal fire season upon us. governor gavin newsome pouring 80 million dollars into firefighting efforts to help get prepared. >> you know, this this is a great advantage that we're looking at coming up in next fire season we saw last year was obviously devastating and it was great that we're able to recognize the governor's able recognize us and we're making strides to do something differently. so we're doing is we're bringing in staffing earlier. so we prepared before we need to get prepared. so we'll get our full strength prior to fire the peak the fire season. so in those fires that start earlier in the year. we're going to hit him with the full

as you venture outside a range of 30's in areas like half moon bay, double in the north bay with petaluma at 32 to even low 50's in areas like berkeley in pittsburgh right at 50 degrees so pretty wide range of numbers regardless do dress warm for this chilly morning. reyna john thank you and good morning we already have 2 major hot spots to tell you about. >>one fatality this one is in san pablo 80 westbound at some pablo dam road again a good alternate would be to take richmond park way to get around that or san pablo avenue also here in the south bay 8 80 northbound at guess road. we have another car accident this also has a car that's leaking gas so they have to clean up as well could alter for you to 8680 or 82. we also know that they are so slow down right here along one o one in san jose look at that headed towards menlo park, it'll take about 36 minutes, let's get a look at the bay bridge though heading into the city right now under 12 minutes for your drive time to the fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge also a nice enough to let the community are under 14 here for your driv

the north bay rains picked back up for santa rosa down to rohnert park about to be pushing into petaluma 2 and a little bit further south of the bay area look at this not only rain but a spot of snow and rain snow mix at the top of mount diablo walnut creek down to san ramon in the midst of light to moderate shower activity right now even a heavy spot rainfall just south of walnut creek. dublin, it's also picked up for you some heavy rainfall that's about to be pushing further to the north and east into pleasanton livermore they were down through union city and fremont also actively looking at a widespread spot of rain starting to calm down for areas, west of san jose, but those showers are quickly moving through san jose as we speak from milpitas down through 7 trees in willow glen, definitely an active morning. we are also looking at showers right along 85 stretching from cupertino on down to alamitos and up the peninsula bit palo alto over to woodside enough to redwood city also in the midst of continued showers little bit further up the peninsula pacific up on up towards daly city al

still raining in petaluma.ready to head out the door, you need the umbrella and the windshield wipers, but the rest of the bay we'll start to see the rain clearing out. we'll talk more about what to expect as we head into our first day of spring coming up in a few minutes. >> looking forward to it. >> you know, the family of the recent victim of violence in san francisco, an older asian woman, is now speaking out. that woman was attacked on market street. cierra johnson is live in san francisco with an update on the victim and what advocates are saying about the surge in violence targeting asians. >> yes, good morning, marcus. the family of the woman says it will be a while before the 76-year-old even feels comfortable going outside. we had a chance to speak with her daughter and grandson. they say she suffered significant injuries, two black eyes. one of which still bleeds to this day. now, police say that grandmother as well as 83-year-old fan were attacked by 39-year-old steven jenkins. the gofundme page say

petaluma snowman calistoga each looking at winds gusting into a 25 mile per hour range right now and winds will remain breezy all through the rest of the morning now wind advisories that are in effect right now will expire today at 10:00am. it's not to say we won't be breezy after that. just not as windy as the start of the way is proving to be up in the north bay. all of solano county and upper elevations. are in sonoma and napa counties affected by these wind advisories. coastal san mateo county and upper elevations of the east bay also under wind advisories this morning, futurecast. it's kind of a quiet scene out there. there's no cloud cover. not even much offshore cloud cover to know we're going to be crystal clear today leading into tomorrow for the last day of march and then into thursday, your first day of april also crystal clear with conditions out there, not just clear and dry but also exceedingly warm likely to be a couple of records broken daytime highs today. well into the low 80's for valais napa as well as nevada, 80 or 81 degrees. hayward, fremont san jose and oaklan

side again we're back in the 30's for half moon bay as well as much of the north bay santa rosa in petaluma each at 34 degrees right now while oakland at a cool 47 reyna john thank you your commute you're off to a great start right now we're looking at drive times heading into the city right now from that fremont street exit look at that undermine minutes for your drive time again no high wind advisories across the bay bridge. >>the san mateo bridge also a nice commute as you're heading across to the peninsula. under 14 minutes for your drive time there at a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge under 8 minutes now it's been a very quiet morning later in the day yesterday we saw multiple accidents in hot spots, let's hope we don't see that today we're going continue tracking your commute this morning but for now daryn james back to you thanks a lot of rain a 5 oh one and today more counties are expected to move into the red tier which means more businesses would be allowed to open yeah wouldn't that be nice right now there are only 2 bay area counties in the red tier you can see there it'

on the 101, it is likely you could hit patchy fog even if we are not reporting it out at napa or petalumadaytime highs in the low to mid 60s. increasing clouds and a bit of a breeze. that will get us into the early afternoon. you can see where the wind will be most noticeable. if you are far inland you may not notice that . and, we've got a storm approaching. if we look at the futurecast, watch what happens. the center of the storm will be large and spin its way right down the coast. i took a stew tuesday afternoon. let's get some specifics. on monday, a few showers in the early afternoon. notice how this is not an all day rainout. lines of showers will come through on monday. you will be able to get outside on monday without getting rained on. be prepared at any point in the day you could get a stray shower. on tuesday, the rain increases. there is a good line on tuesday morning. that doesn't clear the south bay until late morning and then there comes another one. this is far more widespread and comes through in the afternoon. the timing will change on this. in the evening, pop up shower

. >> this is out in petaluma westbound one 16 at south mcdowell boulevard was closed as between one 16 between south mcdowell and browns lane. so that's going to close for an undetermined amount of time. we also have another thing to tell you about this is from the santa clara county sheriff's office. the share. there's a shelter in place here in santa clara county. that's between the old santa cruz highway at lexington school road. and there's the lexington elementary school. that's the air they have some activity going on. so they're asking families to stay indoors. let's bring it back here. you can see right here across the bay bridge. we still have a high wind advisory in place. however, they turn those metering lights off. so the commute into the city has been great for the past 2 hours under 10 minutes as you head to the fremont street exit headed across towards the peninsula there 13 minutes for your drive time. look at the richmond center fell bridge under 8 minutes. we're staying on top of those roadways for you. darya and james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and lo

it looks like along a highway, one of one from santa rosa down through petaluma.maybe nevado and then off to the east of yonville may have a few scattered showers falling some just south of the take obey, but areas near the central and south bay not so much. just a few hit or miss showers. report. so far had a little bit this morning in the east bay on my run, and that's really been about it. mostly cloudy but mainly dry. here's a look at the sierra where again we're looking at snow levels all the way down to 3000 ft at times, and that means we could see a little bit of snow in our hills as well. areas like mountie. ah, blow mount hamilton and farther south. here's a look at the storm and to give you an idea what's going on. you can see we're just saying waves moved through, so it's not a steady rain. we're not expecting ah, steady rain over the next 24 to 36 hours. it'll just be on and off again and the center of that storm. bringing in all that cold air is going to move right across california, and that is what will continue to bring us that risk of thunderstorm

implementing green technology and some cities believe it all starts with cars the city council of petaluma in california has approved the move to ban any new gas stations the measure is also not allowing any new gas pumps at existing stations but they can add electric chargers but gas stations alone aren't the only thing the city of petaluma has its sights set on in fact the city has launched a campaign to achieve greenhouse gas carbon neutrality by 2030 and it's not the only city moving in this direction the coalition opposing new gas stations is now moving closer to getting gas stations in sonoma county and its 9 cities bands this all coincides with what california governor gavin newsome proposed back in september phasing out gasoline powered cars and having all their 0 emission vehicles by 2035 in the next 15 years we will live in a in the state of california the sales of internal combustion engines we will move forward to green and decarbonize our vehicle fleet here in the state of california washington is looking to be the next state within the country to follow suit in getting rid of

the scene unfolding just after 4 o'clock at the petaluma airport. according to preliminary reports from the f a a that plane crashed. and it's it was trying to land from napa. investigators say that a strong gust of wind brought the plane down the pilot. the only person on board, not hurt. according to flight records. that plane is registered to a company out of napa county. meanwhile, take a look at this scene in front of the ferry building in san francisco this afternoon as police detaining at least 2 people. this is video from the citizen app showing officers talking to 2 men on a bike tonight we are in contact with san francisco police to learn more details about how the scene unfolded. but according to the citizen app, this was in relation to a robbery investigation. 2 people were reported to be in custody. no word on if it is for the robbery or for another reason. once again, we are working the phones with san francisco police to get more details as soon as we learn of them, we will pass them along to you. let's switch gears. now. let's talk w

located in petaluma, it's the largest plant base of its kind.e been able to have seen development without these supplies? >> no, the supplies are critical. there is a lot of things that go into the development of the vaccine that is not just the liquid. you need syringes, you need vials, all the things we didn't have enough of. >> is america ready for another pandemic? >> we're getting ready, but i think we need to have triple what we can make. >> studying the issue, the federal government's accountability aspect suffered their reliance on formal manufacturing. >> now forced into a corner, america is trying to lessen its dependence on other countries. our government reviewed better pandemic supplies, but only $3 million to three companies to expand manufacturing for future public health emergencies. >> we really need to do better by taking care of our own people, in my opinion. >> you believe more people may have been alive today. >> while covid-19 certainly identified in record time, less than a year. that's compared to ten years for the measle