petaluma river enough. this waterway, of course, meant industry and business for this town for so long, but now it means recreation and natural beauty. so our first trip of the summer season takes us to petaluma zip code 94952545. maybe a couple of others. here's how you get here. take one on one and just keep on heading north. we are so excited to be out again. it is going to be a great morning here in petaluma. if you haven't gone anywhere for the past two years, like some people here, how about we make petaluma your first stop for family fund, delicious food and great, exciting events. we have the whole band back and not just that band. i mean, our band we have silent, frank. different parts around town here in sala have to say you drew the long straw once again. you kind of ate your way through petaluma and learned a lot about this gorgeous town, didn't you? i did garcia and you know there are so many places to eat, and i went to a lot of them. there's no way i could get to all of them. there are some p

meet us here in petaluma, right along the petaluma river.n hour highlighting all that this gorgeous town has to offer some ham. we are so looking forward to this our first zip trip in person of the summer. yes, it is certainly an indication that things are getting back to us heading out and about and enjoying our lovely bay area. looking forward to hearing about some of the history of petaluma. yes interesting history. you can see it in the buildings and the architecture. my grandmother who recently passed away grew up in petaluma. and remembering some old photos. i had seen her dirt roads in the background, so it's come a long ways. right? 19 thirties. a lot of changes. thank you, garcia. we'll see you in just a little bit a lot of great old buildings there as well. so we'll see more of that reminder. this is just the first one of our zip trips this calendar for the summer. we're going to be broadcasting live all summer long. there's a look at our schedule. some of the other towns were visiting two weeks from now will be in union city than

celebrating all things petaluma after the break, we'll look at the petaluma river and the effort to makemore accessible for kayakers, paddle voters and voters as well. it's just an amazing recreational resource. it's incredible. there's nothing like it anywhere. i it's still the eat fresh® refresh at subway®, and now they're refreshing their classics. hold up. if you're going to talk about classics, you should get a classic... [classic refresh] because the classic sweet onion sauce you love is getting refreshed on the new sweet onion steak teriyaki. so, how are we going to refresh the tom brady ending? i got an idea. you take the tagline, buddy. you gotta refresh to... uh...line? it's on the teleprompter. you had one job. subway® keeps refreshing and refreshing and refreshing. this on two on the road, the nine took it on the road this morning to petaluma. katy b's claudine wang shows us what's being done to improve access to the petaluma river. it is absolutely gorgeous out here. petaluma is a place where literally the river runs through it. still getting on the water is tougher than you

more developments now on a potential threat against the petaluma high school. petaluma. police say the fbi identified a suspect and found that that person doesn't live in california. moreover, the threats made towards casa grande high school actually were not the one that was in petaluma but instead of school by the very same name somewhere else. still given the recent tragedy, a teacher at casa grande in petaluma says that this is the last thing or students need. >> just said that these kids can't just >> groping and graduate and have fun and be enjoying these last week. so i'm justntrying to do my best to keep things as normal as possible so that everyone feels comfortable. >> last week petaluma police track down a 13 year-old student at petaluma junior high for falsely reporting an armed man on campus and referred to the stu referred the student to their to that and to the department's restorative justice program. for some much needed counseling. 4.38. is the time the san mateo county sheriff's office is joining law enforcement agencies across the country now and usin

to petaluma ktvu claudine wang shows us what's being done to improve access to the petaluma river.absolutely gorgeous out here. petaluma is a place where literally the river runs through it. still getting on the water is tougher than you might think. and this summer that is all about to change. it doesn't take long before the charm of the petaluma river just pulls you in. this is the heart of problems. downtown victorian buildings, modern buildings. spanish style. i mean, it's really the old part of town. but the problem is not the water or the view. it's just an amazing recreational resource. it's incredible. there's nothing like it anywhere. i think the challenge is getting on the water. there is a limited number of docks and no hourly watercraft rentals. there is a lot of people don't have access to get to the river easily. you have to join a cub. right you have to join the rowing club or the outrigger club or the kayak club, which is also great, but it's a different it's a different activity. that's because historically, the river has been all business industrial on one side he

the fbi is assisting the petaluma police department in its investigation of a threat made against casa grande high school. police are trying to track down the person. >> who's allegedly threatened violence on the last day of school. but for sleep gaal spoke with students trying to manage through this distraction. >> looming police investigators are working with the fbi to determine the specific details of a violent threat allegedly made against casa grande high school investigators only sharing that the threat is centered on june 10th, the last day of school and the day seniors graduate. yeah, i was scared that not all students are convinced the threat is credible but considering the deadly mass shooting in uvalde, texas and numerous other campus shootings across the states. >> they agree each one has to be taken seriously. i think it's kind of annoying because it happens a lot and people that you go through that on wednesday, the superintendent of petaluma city schools, matthew harris sent a letter out to school district families letting them know they've received information of the t

about the city of petaluma.ke a cruise down the river through the old buildings of downtown as well and we'll get a little sampling of some of the best food that petaluma has to offer. and that is coming up right here on mornings onto the nine we will also be highlighting some of the other cities in the bay area with more zip trips this summer, so stay with us. it was , i think, extra shocking to know that we had been going to school for 10 days since the threat without any of us being informed about it. police say they were able to stop at berkeley high school students threat of a shooting, but that's still isn't sitting very well with parents and students who say they should have been warned, plus i know that people are tired. we're into the third year here and we don't take an action like this lightly. unpack those bass again. alameda county re issuing a mandate for most public indoor settings as public cases and hospitalization rates begin to rise one more time. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and

. >> hi, i'm lee hall and working with the petaluma police department. >> reporter: just 14 years old. >> you put the sticker in your window. >>> emily hall is actively working to protect her neighbors. >> the program is to give people a safe space. >> reporter: she's taking the steps to share a message. >> hi, my name's emily hall. >> reporter: one of cultural acceptance for all. >> i'm going to give you this flyer. >> reporter: she is one voice moving petaluma forward with a simple sticker from the police department letting people know this business will keep you safe. >> i'm also a part of the lgbtq community. i was always so scared that that would happen to me, and knowing that now there's going to be more safe spaces for people to go if it really does happen, it makes me feel safer. >> reporter: the casa grande high school student tells me she's fortunate to not have been faced with adversity since come out. >> we aren't as isolated any more and we can stand up and say hereo help you when something bad happens. >> reporter: these stickers emily is sharing with the community is pa

the fbi is now assisting the petaluma police department in its investigation of a threat made against casa grande. a high school. >> police are trying to track down the person who threaten violence in the last day of class from forcefully chagall talk with students who are trying to get through this distraction. >> plus is carried on as scheduled thursday at casa grande high school in petaluma, though some students and staff were understandably concerned. last thing you need right for i don't know i want to get a shot on wednesday. the superintendent of petaluma city schools, matthew parris sent a letter out to school district families letting them know they've received information of a threat specific to june 10th at casa grande high school, the last day of school and graduation day for seniors. and just some kid trying to be funny the superintendent confirms in the letter that there have been no reports of any threats related to any other schools on any other days. teacher and athletic trainer heather campbell is nearing retirement and says it's tough having to send stud-nts manage

more developments now on a potential threat against the petaluma high school. >> petaluma police say the fbi took a look at this threat. identified the suspect behind it. that person ended up being from outside of california. doesn't even live here. and it turns out that threat was actually made towards casa grande high school, but not the one in petaluma. there's another school with the very same name somewhere else. still given the recent school shooting that we saw in texas, a teacher at casa grande high school in petaluma says that this was the last in her students needed on their mind. >> just said that these kids can just >> groping and graduate and have fun and be enjoying these last week. so i'm just trying to do my best to keep things as normal as possible. >> so that everyone feels comfortable. >> well, last week petaluma police track down a 13 year-old student at petaluma junior high for falsely reporting that there was an armed gunman on campus. they refer that students and their parents to the department's restorative justice program. >> time now is 5.18, and we have new

90s in sight, even as we extend into the heart of the bay, there are warm pockets, even up near petaluma, sonoma, napa sitting in the mid 80s with low 60s near sausalito, upper 60s near san francisco today. beautiful across the board, a lot of things are happening this weekend but let's start it in chronological order off the grid tonight down at ft. mason it will be beautiful, going to be very packed, temperatures sitting in the low 60s so keep that in mind. you probably want to bundle up because it's ft. mason, it's the marina, pretty windy. as we extend into redwood city, music on the square tonight starting off at 6:00, temperatures are a lot warmer there so you don't need the jacket necessarily and of course it's pride weekend, the pride parade on sunday, sitting at 67 degrees just as it kicks off with partly cloudy skies, so keep that in mind. it will be a little bit warmer. as we extend into next week, there's still partly cloudy skies across the board, temperatures around average for san francisco, san jose. our microclimates are seeing a little bit of a temperature spread, warmi

last week petaluma police track down a 13 year-old student at petaluma junior high for falsely reporting that there was a gunman on campus. >> and referred that students and their parents to the department's restorative justice program. in the south bay. that woman is charged with a hate crime after allegedly making racist comments in a mountain view. starbucks towards the manager. so witness says that the 33 year-old identified as dax and quan also physically attacked a customer, then went after a child. it all began when she yelled at the manager saying, quote, go back to your country and that she would have him deported back to mexico. so that's what she said according to police. and even though the manager is indian by nationality and didn't seem to matter, kwan then attacked a customer who was filming the entire incident on their cell phone. and then lastly, as panic child. >> prosecuting this woman for misdemeanor hate crime. we want to hold her responsible in jail for some period of time. >> rosen says the amount of hate crimes has almost doubled since the start of the pandemic. 1

new developments tonight on a potential threat against a petaluma high school panel. petaluma police say the fbi identified a suspect. >> and found that that person doesn't live in california and the threats that were made toward casa grande high school. what was not that high school in petaluma but instead a different high school also named casa grande. the location of that school was not given still given the recent in texas. and so on a teacher casa grande in petaluma says this is the last thing her students need. >> just said that these kids can just >> groping and graduate and have fun and be enjoying these last week. so i'm just trying to do my best to keep things as normal as possible. >> so that everyone feels comfortable. >> last week petaluma police say they tracked down a 13 year-old student at petaluma junior high school for falsely reporting an armed man on campus and referred that students and their parents to the department's restorative justice program. >> now to the latest on the mass shooting in uvalde, texas are lawmaker there says that officers at

community they serve. >> hi, i'm emily hall and i'm working with the petaluma police department. >>ears old. >> you put the sticker in your window. >> reporter: emily hall is actively working to protect her neighbors. >> the program is to give people a safe space. >> reporter: she's taking the steps to share a message. >> hi, my name's emily hall. >> reporter: one of cultural acceptance for all. >> i'm going to give you this flyer. >> reporter: she is one voice moving petaluma forward with a simple sticker from the police department letting people know this business will keep you safe. >> i'm also a part of the lgbtq community. i was always so scared that that would happen to me, and knowing that now there's going to be more safe spaces for people to go if it really does happen, it makes me feel safer. >> reporter: the casa grande high school student tells rtaten faced with adversity since coming out. >> we aren't as isolated any more and we can stand up and say hey, this isn't right and we're here to help you when something bad happens. >> reporter: these stickers emily is sharing

a threat against the petaluma high school petaluma. police say the fbi took a look at this and they identified a suspect in this case. turns out that person who made the threat doesn't live in california. in fact, the threats made towards casa grande high school actually were not to the one in petaluma. instead, there is another school with the exact same name located somewhere else outside of the state. but still given the recent school shooting that we saw in texas, a teacher at casa grande in petaluma says this scare was the last thing her students need. it. >> just said that these kids can just >> groping and graduate and have fun and be enjoying these last week. so i'm just trying to do my best to keep things as normal as possible so that everyone feels comfortable. >> yeah. last week petaluma police track down a 13 year-old student at petaluma junior high school for falsely reporting an armed person on campus. they referred that student and their parents to the department's restorative justice program. we'll take a break at 7.38,

last week petaluma police track down the 13 year-old petaluma student from petaluma junior high. >> forly reporting an armed man on campus and referred the student and their parents to the department's rich stuart of justice program. >> in the south bay woman now charged with a hate crime after allegedly making racist comments at the manager of a mountain view. starbucks witnesses say the 33 year-old also physically attacked a customer and then went after a child. it all began when she yelled at the manager saying, quote, go back to your country and that she would have him deported back to mexico. well, the managers from india, as for the woman, you see her picture, their schtick. she then apparently according police attacked a customer who was recording the incident on a cell phone and then turned her attention to hispanic child >> prosecuting this woman for misdemeanor hate crime. we want to hold her responsible in jail for some period of time. >> rosen says the amount of hate crimes has almost doubled since the start of the pandemic. 14 cases, in fact, were filed in 2020 and that jum

we're heading to petaluma to show everything the city has to offer.down to the river. and through the old buildings of downtown will get a taste of some of the best restaurants and uncover some facts that even the locals may not know. be sure to join us on mornings and to the nine in petaluma tomorrow, and then here's the schedule. look on your screen. the entire zip trip schedule has been unveiled later this summer. we're heading to union city, venetia. santa clara pacific, dublin and martinez. i want to shout out my pacifica friends. i grew up in san francisco and then daly city so specific, you know, i kind of know it a little bit, so you know, but all those cities look great. but you know that city i kind of know a little bit, so i won't be going in cold, for example. today i'm going to union city. okay i haven't been there much. i'm going to find out a lot more about it. you're learning things too. i think that the beauty of these trips really is number one. we get to see you face to face right? like a plus. that's number one. but number two, so

dan kerman kron, 4 news petaluma police are looking for 2 suspects who they say spray painted the mainof city hall. >> police released the surveillance photos. they say the suspects use red and black spray paint. police also say they found human feces smeared on the sidewalks in glass entry doors, too. city hall entrance. the first suspect is described as 5, 7, with an average build wearing a dark green colored hooded jacket. second suspect described as about 6 feet tall with a slim build wearing a black hoodie. anybody with information on the case or the people who did this is asked to contact the petaluma police department. state lawmakers are now trying to take new action in response to skyrocketing gas prices. >> a group of democrats wants to postpone the gas tax increase that set to go into effect in 2 weeks. others are calling for an investigation. ashley zavala explains the update now from the state capitol. >> today, a group of 13 democrats in the assembly sent governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders, a letter urging they postponed the $0.3 inflationary increase that the

. >> well, petaluma police and the fbi are investigating a threat of violence. a casa grande high school back on june 10th. the last day of classes welts upcoming on june 10th. investigators say they immediately started working to determine the credibility of the threat and identify any potential suspect. they haven't said if they found anything out. but the superintendent of petaluma city schools released this statement that reads in part, quote, our graduating seniors deserve to celebrate such a significant accomplishment together on june 10th, especially given all we've come through as a community over the past 2 years. it is a top priority for petaluma city schools that we are able to celebrate with a safe and successful and of the year commencement ceremony. the mayor of berkeley is reacting to the arrest of a 16 year-old who is accused of trying to recruit other high school students to take part in a shooting at berkeley high school mayor jesse are going air going released this statement which reads in part, quote, as the country continues to reel from hor

petaluma.uspect and they found the person who made the threat doesn't live in california and it was actually to a different school under the same name. cas a grand a high school in petaluma was not the subject of the threat, but they thought they were. i'm still given what recently happened with the texas school shooting. a teacher cast a grande in petaluma says this is the last thing students needed. >> just said that these kids can just >> groping and graduate and have fun and be enjoying these last week. so i'm just trying to do my best to keep things as normal as possible. >> so that everyone feels comfortable. >> and last week petaluma police track down a 13 year-old student at petaluma junior high. and they had falsely reported an armed man on campus. they were for that student and the parents to the department's restorative justice program. it's 9.37, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to talk warriors. >> because win or lose, the worries are big business. and so th

the 60's while fairfax in petaluma in the north bay. our spots in the 40's. now today is going to be a partly cloudy one, but we will take a little bit of cloud cover. still seeing bright skies through the clouds for the tradeoff, which is the cool down that we have waving goodbye to the 90's from this point forward today, inland highs fall into the 80's at or very warmest holding on to the 70's right along the bay shore and even cooler weather is ahead of us in the july 4th weekend. all that full breakdown. still ahead, as for our roads, we did have an issue on 80 earlier this morning. westbound as you cross over the hurricane is bridge on towards hercules. we had an accident that had previously closed off all of westbound 80. all those right lanes were closed a few hours ago. good news for those of you that are traveling westbound. we are looking at most of those lanes now reopened. we only have a couple of them closed as traffic crews do continue to try to clear up this accident. but we are at least looking at traffic moving through. and as you can see, it

zipp beautiful petaluma ktvu claudine wong shows us what is being done to improve access to the petaluma river. it is absolutely gorgeous out here. petaluma is a place where literally the river runs through it. still getting on the water is tougher than you might think. and this take longe charm of the petaluma river just pulls you in. this is the heart of pendulum is downtown victorian buildings, modern buildings. spanish style. i mean, it's really the old part of town. but the problem is not the water or the view. it's just an amazing recreational resource . it's incredible. there's nothing like it anywhere. i think the challenge is getting on the water. there is a limited number of docks and no hourly watercraft rentals. there is a lot of people don't have access to get to the river easily. you have to join a cup. right you have to join the rowing club or the outrigger club or the kayak club, which is also great, but it's a different it's a different activity. that's because historically, the river has been all business industrial on one side here used by commercial industries for tra

petaluma does have some great food. alright friend.e ends his career officially as a san francisco 40 niners are joe fonzi will have the message that gore shared for the 49ers faithful next in sports. i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. i was hit by a car and needed help. we can't wait. i called the barnes firm. recall chesa boudin now. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. whan sports. he hasn't won their uniform since 2000 and 14. but in many people's minds, frank gore will always be a 49ers is not only san fr

well, petaluma still hanging on to the 40's.n the other hand in the low 70's right now. more on your forecast is still to come. let's get a look at our bridges, though. bay bridge is looking nice. it's not the best commute, but it's not the worst one either. you're pretty typical. 20 minutes from the maze to fremont street. as for the san mateo bridge, things are starting to slow down now in your 60 minute drive in no longer at the limit. you definitely travel in a bit slower as you're trying to make your way on to the peninsula. richmond center fell. you can see the fog rolling in the distance there over in the east bay and things are slowing down. just a touch for you as well. fog long been rolled in at the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls that will take you. 24 minutes. back to you. >> well, in the east bay, 20 years of federal oversight is about to end for the oakland police department. after meeting dozens of requirements over the last 2 decades. the department now is just on a one-year probation period. we'll see if the

um n is underway into a fire at the petaluma municipal airport. it's on sky ranch drive in the eastern part of the city, actually, just outside right off one. oh, one here, fire first reported just before noon. fire officials tell us there were reports of an explosion and a privately owned airport hangar with the plane and a corvette inside. we're told now the fire is out. that's the good news. but of course, the investigation really is just beginning. we have more for you on line as soon as we get it, and, of course, coming up today in our next newscast at four do at noon, governor gavin newsom is highlighting our state's historic investment in community schools. the governor joined a virtual gathering this morning with education leaders, parents and students. last month, the state board of education approved $649 million for california community schools partnership program grants. they're the first round of grants and a seven year $3 billion program. yes opportunity around community schools is very exciting. design at the local level, funded by

chris wood is the general manager and owner of the petaluma, koa. so we're seeing people from the san francisco bay area come out here to the country to the wine country to the coast and he says they are expecting a solid season reservation load for the rest of this month is up about seven percent over last year, and i know nationally we're about eight point six percent up going into the holiday weekend. they are seeing some cancellations from far. wipses like, texas reservations that have been canceled are now being filled with those people from a hundred mile radius people. like jason aleppo making the 40-mile drive from fairfield with his family gas prices are a little ridiculous right now. so trying to stay local but yet still get that camping feel and that camping field is outweighing the cost of gas so far. it has it's, you know, been a little bit more of a headache now, but it's it hasn't stopped us us terror campbell abc 7 news police and rohnert park are giving citizens the chance to come clean and unload some dangerous fireworks ahead of i

but right now the fbi is assisting the petaluma police department in its investigation of the threat that was made against casa grande. a high school police are trying to track down the person who has allegedly threatened violence to happen on the last day of class. for some call, spoke with students. >> plus is carried on as scheduled thursday at casa grande high school in petaluma, though some students and staff were understandably concerned. last thing you need, right? yeah, for i don't know that i want to get a shot on wednesday. the superintendent of petaluma city schools, matthew parris sent a letter out to school district families letting them know they've received information of a threat specific to june 10th at casa grande high school, the last day of school and graduation day for seniors. i think it's just some kid trying to be funny. the superintendent confirms in the letter that there have been no reports of any threats related to any other schools on any other days. teacher and athletic trainer heather campbell is nearing retirement and says it's tough having to send stu

after that, the training will continue on an annual basis. >> this week, the petaluma police department alongside the fbi has been investigating a violent threat made against casa grande high school. however, tonight we are learning that threat was not directed at the casa grande high school in petaluma, but instead a school by the same name somewhere else. also, the threat originated from someone who lives outside of california. the threat was made for june that have that is a week from tomorrow. it is on the last day of school and the day seniors graduate in the wake of the deadly mass shooting in uvalde and numerous other campus shootings across the united staes officials continue to take all threats seriously. >> so last 2 years have been difficult on everyone. they've been difficult on. students have been difficult on teachers. they've been difficult on administrators goes all the way up the line. and i think that we all just want to get back to normal. but i honestly don't know what normal is even going to look like human. >> graduation ceremonies at casa grande in petaluma are ex

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napa in petaluma. 67 66 down in novato. all right. that cooldown starts. then we stay here for day and then we dip down right back into the hot temperatures come sunday into monday and then look at that tuesday, wednesday and thursday, we're hitting potentially the triple digits. so you're going to wish we could stay in friday and saturday just a little bit longer along the bay shore, mid 60's to start and then you hit 74 last sunday. you continue to rise. and then along the coast, you're dabbling in the lower to mid 60's. 71 by tuesday of next week. back to you. today marks the 50th anniversary of the watergate scandal. that's when 5 men were arrested after breaking into the democratic national committee headquarters. >> at the watergate complex in washington, d.c., that scandal eventually led to an impeachment trial of then president richard nixon and his resignation from office. world wrestling entertainment ceo vince mcmahon is voluntarily stepping back from his duties amid a misconduct investigation by the company's board. the board is looking into pr

from our zip trip this morning and petaluma.ey had breaks and then the fog came right back in there. it was came right back in, so i don't think the fog is going away anytime soon. that will play under our weather and boys at juiced up to the north. look at that. that's a very deep layer of moisture that's coming in a couple keys that there's no dynamics, at least down here. it's called a lot of warm, overrunning. there are no cold air temperatures are very mild amount of moisture in the air is very mild. and we do have a more of an onshore breeze or a south wind in the oakland berkeley hills. mount diablo is northwest of 30. but there's more of a westerly component so cooler weather will make it inland today. fifties sixties by the coast. too much fog and low clouds sixties around the base seventies inland, although eastern south could get a little warmer temperatures earlier still showed 50 sixties and seventies. but that low cloud deck is going to keep some really cool conditions. coast in bay, all eyes are on the moisture th

petaluma is a place where literally the river runs through it.ting on the water is tougher than you might think. and this summer that is all about to change. it doesn't take long before the charm of the petaluma river just pulls you in. this is the heart of pendulum is downtown victorian buildings, modern buildings. spanish style. i mean , it's really the old part of town. but the problem is not the water or the view. it's just an amazing recreational resource. it's incredible. there's nothing like it anywhere. i think the challenge is getting on the water. there is a limited number of docks and no hourly watercraft rentals. there is a lot of people don't have access to get to the river easily. you have to join a cub. right you have to join the rowing club or the outrigger club or the kayak club, which is also great, but it's a different it's a different activity. that's because historically, the river has been all business industrial on one side here used by commercial industries for transportation so up until, like, 56 years ago. this area was

unfolded inside an airport hangar at petaluma airport. ktvu tom baker is joining us now live from the airport, where investigators are trying to figure out how this all started. tom. i'd like to tell you this. it's all over, but the crying but for the honor of some very old and rare properties, the crying is just about to begin. about a quarter to noon monday morning, the petaluma fire department got a call about a fire and possible explosion in a private hangar at the petaluma municipal airport. in the hour of the smoky fire burned, the owner lost a vintage , two seat piper cub airplane as well as the vintage corvette sports car. one observer told me that the plane caught on fire inside the open hangar first, and the fire quickly spread throughout the hangar, consuming most of its contents. fortunately the steel hanger did not allow the fire to spread to other adjacent hangars in the hangar itself. did not collapse . the airport director told me he could not speak until after the investigation into the cause of the fire is determined. no

petaluma police and the fbi are investigating right now. a threat of violence again test the ground. a high school. it was supposed to be carried out on june 10th, the last day of school. investigators say they immediately started working to determine the credibility and to identify any suspects. they haven't said if they found anything, but it looks like graduation is going to go on the superintendent of the petaluma city schools released a statement in part it reads. >> our graduating seniors deserve to celebrate such a significant. >> accomplishment together on june 10th, especially given all we've come through as a community over the past 2 years. it is a top priority. it goes on to say for the petaluma schools that we celebrate with a safe and successful end of the year and commencement ceremony. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, we are learning more about a deadly shooting at an oklahoma hospital. tell you what we know this morning. and after the break, new water restrictions are in effect in the south bay. what this means fo

chris wood is the general manager and owner of the petaluma, koa.eing people from the san francisco bay area come out here to the country to the wine country to the coast and he says they are expecting a solid season reservation load for the rest of this month is up about seven percent over last year, and i know nationally at 8.6% up going into the holiday weekend. they are seeing some cancellations. from reservations that have been canceled are now being filled with those people from a hundred mile radius people like jason olipio making the 40 mile drive from fairfield. with gas prices are a little ridiculous right now. so trying to stay local but yet still get that camping feel and that camping. outweighing the cost of gas so far it has it's you know in a little bit more of a headache now, but it's it hasn't stopped us terror campbell abc 7 news. police and rohnert park are giving citizens the chance to come clean and unload some dangerous fireworks ahead of independence day the city's department of public safety hosted a fireworks tournament even

but the superintendent of the petaluma city schools released this statement reads in part, our graduating seniors deserve to celebrate such a significant accomplishment together on june 10th, especially given all we've come through as a community over these past 2 years, it is a top priority for the petaluma city schools that we're able to celebrate with a safe and successful end of the year and commencement ceremony. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're learning more about a deadly shooting at an oklahoma hospital. what we know this morning. and after the break, new water restrictions in effect in the south bay. we'll tell you what this means for santa clara valley water customers. well, that story in just a moment. the deals at kohl's right now are too hot to last! get men's and women's swimsuits starting at $17.99. men's polos, tees and tank tops starting at $9.99. and save on sandals for the family. plus, get free store pickup. more style, more savings. kohl's. ♪ gotta have it ♪ you really can't get much for 5 bucks these days... unless... ♪ you got that bag ♪ ♪ you got t

owner of the petaluma koa.e seeing people from the san francisco bay area come out here to the country to the wine country to the coast and he says they are expecting a solid season reservation load for the rest of this month is up about seven percent over last year, and i know nationally we're about eight point six percent up going into the holiday weekend. they are seeing some cancell. ations like texas and the east coast, but those spots are quickly taken those reservations that canceled are now being filled with those people from a hundred mile radius people like jason aleppo making the 40 mile drive from fairfield with his gas prices are a little ridiculous right now. so trying to stay local but yet still get that camping feel and that can't be a little bit more of a headache now, but it's tara campbell abc 7 news police and rohnert park are giving people the chance. come clean and unload some dangerous fireworks ahead of independence day the city's department of public safety hosted a fireworks turn-in ev

at petaluma municipal airport in sonoma county. ktvu is tom baker is at the airport now where investigators are trying to figure out what started the fire in the first place, tom we have to remember now this is a secure airport. and if you take a look back at the hangers are you will see one that has scorched doors, and that's the one where the fire took place. and what we've seen all afternoon where folks coming by who have the neighboring hangars to find out if their problems have been multiplied by this fire. fact is, it doesn't seem that they have, but for the guy who owns it. it's all over, but the crying and he's got plenty to cry about. about a quarter to noon monday morning, the petaluma fire department got a call about a fire and possible explosion in a private hangar at the petaluma municipal airport. in the hour of the smoky fire burned, the owner lost a vintage, two seat piper cub airplane as well as the vintage corvette sports car. one observer told me that the plane caught on fire inside the open hangar first, and the

>> new details tonight on a fire that broke out at a private hangar in petaluma. officials estimating a loss in damages to be at least $150,000. fire crews were able to stop that fire from spreading to the adjacent hangers in the same building protecting about 2 billion dollars and other assets. the fire destroyed a small plane and a classic car. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> these coming. what the my husband are gone. gun >> a terrifying encounter in san jose. this dash camera footage captured 5 to 6 men robbing home on summerdale drive. this happened last tuesday about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. the driver in the car call police. the suspects drove away. san jose police say the same group is responsible for another robbery that happened about 2 hours. pryor when suspects entered a home on north capitol avenue and then stole a van from the garage. if you have any information about either of the incidents are being asked to call san jose police. time to take a look outside a bridge traffic on the light side. it's weather nice warm with a little

you're about 55 up in petaluma. 48 and santa rosa. it your at 53. now let's go ahead and get a look at your bridge cam this morning. if you are traveling into the city maze to that fremont street exit will be about 10 minutes to make that drive. so no major issues or delays. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. a little under 13 minutes for you as you're traveling there. well, richmond center fell about 9 minutes as you're traveling out of richmond across towards san rafale and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes. stephanie, back to you. developing news now in the east bay contra costa county deputies took someone into custody last night after a shelter-in-place order was sent out to people living in rodeo. >> now investigators say they're looking into a possible homicide investigation but did not say how the person involved might have died. the shelter-in-place was issued a little after 06:00pm for people living in the area of allay and mariposa avenues. the sheriff's office saying

year old hairless chinese crested chihuahua mix was the big winner at the snowmember inn fair in petalumar. happy faces owner adopted him nearly 10. to go after asking for the oldest dog. look at him go the press democrat reports of veterinarian gave him only six weeks to live his owner says mr. happy face is also the world's most lovable dog, mr. happy face also won 1500 dollars along with that title. think he's because he has a new home. how sweet. that's all the time we have for this edition of abc 7 news at five. i'm dionne lim. we'll see you right back here tonight for abc 7 news at 6. >>> tonight, protests erupt across the country after the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. emotions boiling over on the streets. in iowa, a truck driving into a crowd of protesters. in arizona, demonstrators banging on doors at the state capitol. police firing tear gas to disperse them. cheers from anti-abortion rights advocates, some celebrating the decision they'd been working toward for decades. the republican senator who cast crucial confirmation votes for two of the justices now insi

. >>> the petaluma fire departments are holding a turn in event at the petaluma center. you'll be able to surrender any leftover fireworks from previous years. >>> let's check with paul heggen. it's so dry outside. just leave to it the pros. >> it's going to look better any way. and you can sit there and enjoy. >> exactly. save your money. put it towards the beer and the hot dogs. >> the picnic is going to cost more. use the fireworks money for mood food. that's my plan. a new fire started in the foothills of the sierra. it's to the northwest of grass valley, nevada county. this is the rice's fire named after rice's crossroad. this is a sizable fire estimated to be 250 to 350 acres already. but those estimates arer about 45 minutes old and the fire has been growing because it's blowing upslope. and you can see the amount of smoke that is being produced by this fire and conditions around it very favorable for it to grow. this is where it's located to the northeast of sacramento. the temperature there is 95 degrees. the humidity is hovering around 10%. the good news is the

you're 52 petaluma. 48 and looking out in cloverdale your 61. so those are the current temperatures right now. hopefully the commute. stephanie is a pretty light on this wednesday morning. go ahead and take a look at that. now taking a live look now at the bay bridge. traffic still continuing to move. >> nice and smooth out there. people getting a star on their morning commute a little early. taking a look now also at the san mateo bridge, a bit more traffic there now compared to our last check as more people start to wake up and get a start on their day. and now a look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. also a few more vehicles. big trucks, cars moving along pretty smoothly. there. people are planning to head out the door this morning. seems like now would probably be a good time to go. and finally, a look at the golden gate brain age few more people headed out. there are a bit more than our last check, but i'm still looking pretty good for those looking to head out the door at this moment. okay. it's now been 500 days since an 84 year-old as

reggie: a 63 acre grass fire contained in petaluma. one man died in the fire.s under investigation. neighbors say work was being done on the fireside. drew: our final hot day inland, we go back into the 90's in our hottest cities today. 60's, close to the coast. 70's and 80's around the bay area shoreline. jobina: our roads are clear. so is mass transit. everything is on time as we bring you this live look at oakland, showing you 880 at the coliseum camera. kumasi: amazon reportedly having two prime day events this year, the second comes sometime in the fourth quarter. the friar -- first prime date is scheduled for july 12 and 13 rate reggie: brittney griner's detention and russia has been extended through december 20. >> brittany reiners detainment extended through another six months, days before the start of her trial in russia. >> we want to say something. >> the athlete detained more than four months ago for suspicion in drug smuggling at a russian airport appearing for the first time in court on monday. she is escorted into the pretrial hearing in moscow.

punctures from petaluma police show it at the main entrance.also found human waste smeared on the glass doors. surveillance cameras captured the images of two suspects before midnight. and police are offering a $2500 reward for any information leading to any arrests. >>> hope, love, pride, presented by waymo. >>> drag queens were among the first on the front lines of some of the most pivotal events in lgbtq history, including the stonewall uprising. >> today they're performers and activists who are still fighting for equality in our community. kpix 5 introduces us to monroe. by daylon any haley works as a personal chef, runs a catering company and manages juice stores in san francisco. by night, he is transforms into san francisco's plus-sized supermodel and drag queen, mercedes monroe. >> i am your hostess in the house at the moment, mercedes month role. >> yes, absolutely. have i this motto that if you're going to do drag, they should see you coming. >> reporter: she is also the star performer at midnight sun in the castro every monday night.

petaluma airport two miles visibility after that, it's pretty good. although there are some areas that maybe towards a red top road, also towards american canyon, valeo, where there's some pockets of thick fog as well. also along the coast, watson goes down to three quarters. so highway one, maybe santa cruz capital if you're heading down that direction, or if you're in that direction. travis west southwest of 31 57 degrees, and there's west wind at napa west, southwest and vacaville. so the delta breeze is they're pretty much a westerly breeze in the city. but the water temp came up the san francisco bowie is now 55. so you're seeing some warmer lows. even though it is still 52 to 55 , but we're not seeing those upper forties right now, as we saw about a week ago fifties on most of the temple was a couple of sixties but mainly fifties on the temps here. 52 51, boulder creek, scotts valley. felton's down to 50 mid fifties around capitola, santa cruz and just about everyone else until you start to hit santa clara saratoga there at 60 degrees south san

invasion and on high alert in petaluma the threat that shut down a bar and has extra police on the streets and more tonight on abc 7 news at 11. finally now most of us don't think of cute and cuddly when we think of chp but officers were all about teddy bears today officers at the benicia chp headquarters joined volunteers to create teddy bear care packages for children. they're given to kids who are placed in the backseat of a first responders vehicle at accident scenes to help distract and calm them bobby's brigade organized the event. the charity says it has provided a teddy bear for every highway patrol first responder vehicle throughout california since 2012. you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-year rate guarantee for just $30 a month when you add xfinity mobile. learn how you can get all this and one unlimited line of mobile for 2 years for about the same price you could pay other providers for one unlimited 5g line. it's a

so be sure to join us mornings onto the nine in petaluma tomorrow.cheduled for the summer has been unveiled there it is later this summer. we're headed to union city, venetia, santa clara, pacifica, dublin, and martinez sounds like fun. alright we are expecting a major development to be announced and just hours in the case involving a missing east bay woman an update on what we know this morning. the warriors are just four wins away from another nba championship in their way are the boston celtics. we're live from chase center with a look at what's in store for game one. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto breaking news just into our newsroom. a magnitude 4.1 earthquake just hit part of the bay area. it happened at about 507 this morning. the usgs says it was centered on the north side of suisun bay. the north of debate point area. viewers from antioch in pittsburgh are the ones who are telling us. they felt that the most it was a strong jolt. it woke a lot of people up. we also received calls from san francisco and bart started running trains

so i got covid about a month month and a half ago joe moriarty from petaluma just recovered from covid-19, but it was not fun. it was not fun. so so sonoma county is one of five bay area counties, which landed on the cdc's list of high community levels for covid danger where daily case rates are above 200 per 100,000 residents the cdc says sonoma napa solano morin and santa clara county's are all experiencing high covid-19 community. levels, we're in the second largest surge since the beginning of the pandemic marin county's dr. matt willis says this time death rates and hospitalizations are lower than previous searches if you're serious about not being infected where a well-fitted mask especially with travel and in crowded into our gatherings willis says he has no plans to make masks or requirement for indoor settings and for the moment neither are other counties like sonoma, napa and santa clara south bay public health will say the move into the cdc high category was anticipated as case rates and hospitalizations have been on the rise for several weeks. we do not have any plans to re

we're highlighting everything petaluma has to offer.ou down the petaluma river through the old buildings of downtown give you a taste of the best restaurants there and play a good round of zip trip trivia to uncover some tidbits. even locals may not know we do hope you join us tomorrow on mornings onto the night will be in petaluma. take a look at your screen here. the entire zip trip schedule is laid out for the summer. this means later on. we're heading to union city, venetia, santa clara pacific, dublin and martinez. i filled up my gas tank yesterday because i thought if i'm driving up to petaluma, which i am it better be on full when i hit the road, but it costs a pretty penny. so i can't borrow five bucks for me today because you put it all in your gas tank. i had to. i had to alright time now for a check of the road south. castaneda is here with a look. how's it looking sam? it's looking better. andre and garcia. i like what i see. things are improving rather quickly as we look at the east bay commute 8 80 never really had that bi