in petaluma, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: these demonstrations began a year ago, when five men disrupted drag queen story hour at the sanna marin so library. -- san lorenzo library. they were described as members of the far-right groups the proud boys p our partners that "the standard" report no charges were filed by the da's office because it did not meet "hate crime criteria." in response to the protest, the library kicked off every month is pride month series, and the drag story hour has a program. the beacon of h to shine bright on twin peaks. the pink triangle was created today. 450 volunteers laid out 175 bright pink cards to form the shape of a triangle. it was once used to brand people suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps. now it is a simple against homophobia. >> leave it up to san francisco to take a symbol of hatred and turn it into something that means something more than that, that means something that is celebratory in nature. dion: the tribal installation today included a special desiccation

in petaluma, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: these demonstrations began a year ago, when five men disrupted drag queen story hour at the san lorenzo library. the sheriff's office said they were described as members of the far-right groups the proud boys . a hate crime investigation was launched, but "the standard" report no charges were filed by the d.a.'s office, because it did not meet "hate crime criteria." in response to the protest, the library kicked off every month is pride month series, and the drag story hour has a safety marshall program. the beacon of hope is now ready to shine bright on twin peaks. the installation of the 28th annual pink triangle was created today. 450 volunteers laid out 175 bright pink tarps to form the shape of a triangle. it was once used to brand people suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps. but now, the pink triangle is a symbol of protest against homophobia. >> leave it up to san francisco to take a symbol of hatred and turn it into something that means something more than

we're just getting word from the petaluma police department. they are saying that a tnt has advised that there's a 9-1-1 outage that is preventing some petaluma residents from being able to call 9-1-1. not all, but some. there's no specific number. and the petaluma police department is advising that if you are unable to call 9-1-1 and you have an emergency, they have an alternate number. you can the number is 707, 7, 6, 2, 27, 27. we'll keep you posted on the situation with the 9-1-1 system in petaluma. but right now some residents air cannot cole 9-1-1. we'll let you know when that changes. >> let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast on this. foggy when says, hey evening. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by you know, warm and sunny in london. fog along the coast and a typical very cool out toward the beaches. a very wet to lot of drizzle out along the coastline. check out half moon bay, very damp there this morning in the fog continues to roll in, but enjoy it. everything is about to change. not going to be fog free. i think o

demonstrators say they plan to protest at future events in petaluma county.: san francisco's beacon of hope in honor of pride month is shining bright. the installation of the pink triangle was completed yesterday paid 450 volunteers laid out 175 bright pink tarps to form the shape of the triangle. it was once used to bring people accused of being gay in nazi concentration camps. >> we want to take a symbol of hatred and turn it into something that means something more than that, that means something that is celebratory in nature. liz: there are 2700 pink lights on newriangle that will be lit up every night until july 1. the san francisco pride parade is one week from today. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. you can watch the parade live june 25 on our streaming app and right here on abc 7 live. shayla girardin is here with the forecast. shayla: good morning. taking a live look outside this father's day. you can see the marine layer off in the distance. overall, a lot of sunshine to start the day. it is sticking around. windy conditions coming our way. i will have you

also petaluma, santa rosa, the petaluma. i use the petaluma airport.other one in your town. and 48 at the napa airport. 28 in truckee, 31 south lake tahoe, 47 crescent city to slow 60s down in los angeles and san diego, 72 in palm springs. one low kicks out. another one is forming and that one is forming closer to us. it'll be here tonight, into tomorrow. and usher in a significant cooling trend. but today, fog is on the coast, parts of the marin coast. much more on the san mateo coast that we saw yesterday. so 60s there, some sun breaks, but cool to mild to warm for today. 70s and 80s. i would expect mr. drizzle to be in town tomorrow. pamela mr. drizzle will be in town tomorrow. oh my. yes. yes. you say hello. okay. mr. drizzle . i think we'll see that in the morning. half moon bay. a 10th of an inch. that's probably overdone but there will be some popping up. and then as this low kicks out on friday and saturday , that will generate some activity in the mountains. northeast california, tahoe, truckee, maybe into mammoth. and bishop as well. so keep

this is south of petaluma right near the marine county line.there are air and groand attacks taking place right now. nevada, homer in petaluma. all those fire departments are there. cal fire is saying one structure is threatened. we do have a crew headed to the scene so we can get some more details from the exact location where this fire is burning right now. get a 15 to 20 acre vegetation fire in sonoma county. we will have live updates air here at 5 o'clock and always on kron 4 dot com. and kylie is here now as we want to talk about the weather conditions that area could see is really breezy and so dry. you know, it's not terribly breezy, but it does look like because it kind of get some of the libation and then it starts to move like that. but i was just checking the conditions. and the good news is that it's it's not bad, right? it could be worse. we don't have offshore wind that happening right nhw. we've got temperatures in the 80's up to about. >> 90 91 degrees there right now. i'm having said that i showed you those humidity levels, rig

cornell: this large protest was happening outside the petaluma library on saturday, where drag story was happening inside. elizabeth noris brought her child. >> drag queens are awesome, kids love them. they are larger-than-life. they are fun. cornell: this group of dimmest -- demonstrators disagree. they believe drag performers should not be reading to kids. >> what i'm against is explicit sexuality, i do not care if it is gay or straight.

it happened around 11:00 this morning at a field in south petaluma. man went to retrieve his model airplane that went down when he was stung among -- from -- he was stung a number of times. he collapsed and his friend perform cpr. his friend said he's never seen bees so aggressive. i think they are doing something over there with the hives. but the bees were uppity. they picked on him. when he came back here, the bees followed him. they attacked all of us. as you can see, the bees were buzzing around barbieri during the interview. the man was taken to petaluma valley hospital and his condition is unknown in napa. . , firefighters made ama: . ama: in napa, cruz made qu work of a wildfire. no word on what sparked it. dan: getting ready for a major worm upcoming. here's a look at the conditions. let's go to meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: some of the hottest weather of the season and the year so far coming right up beginning on friday. let's look at a live picture right now. if you step outside and you're looking at the window, you are wondering, w

besides dublin, other cities where safe and sane fireworks are allowed include newark and petaluma. >>> now it is time to bring in paul heggen to talk about heat advisory's over our holiday weekend. >> let's take a look at the heat advisory. it is for all inland parts of the bay area and kicks in at 11:00 a.m. friday going through 11:00 p.m. sunday . the midpoint of that will be the peak. inland high temperatures will range from 90 degrees to other areas approaching 105 degrees. the spots will be the exception, not the rule. most inland temperatures will top out in the 90s, which for most people was not dangerously hot. anyone who doesn't have easy access to air conditioning might have some issues as we head through the heat wave this weekend. we will not be into the heat wave tomorrow. temperatures will be just a few degrees above average. we will fill in the rest of the map and check out the full seven-day outlook in just a few minutes. >>> how about the beach? wouldn't that be the perfect place to cool down? however, some of them are polluted. coming up at 7:00, we take you to the

an elderly man in the hospital after he was attacked by a swarm of bees near petaluma. fire crews say the man was flying model airplanes when he was stunned multiple times. he tried to walk to his car but ended up collapsing. one of his friends perform cpr until paramedics arrived. >> the bees were on me. they picked on me and they came back here and the bees followed me, so they attacked all of us. >> good news. victor says his friend is doing well and could go home as early as tonight. >>> a man in san raphael accused of firing a gun into the air and pointing it atat people using the start whether shoreline path. people started calling 911 just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. police quickly found 59-year-old jose gutierrez hiding nearby along with a loaded gun. nobody was hurt. >>> bouncy houses, video games and ponies. the east bay event meant to build bridges between police and the community they serve. >>> a dog run over intentionally. how law enforcement came together to try to lessen her pain and find her a new >>> the oakland police department kicked off its an

it will be 74 in petaluma and that number will be topped in petaluma by a couple of degrees. can see the pattern here is we get to the next six to 10 days. we do have a high degree of confidence we will see a warming trend for much of the west as we go through really the end of the seven-day forecast and then beyond the seven-day forecast from there. san francisco and oakland are a first. numberdo not change a whole lot. but when we look at the north bay valleys in south bay valleys, they do. you got probably five or six degrees to get into the weekend. friday and saturday at the two warmest days of this forecast. the temperatures will begin to come back down again as we come to next week. when we look at those warmer inland east bay communities going through the mid 80s by the time we get to saturday, it will be mid-70s by early next week. the beaches never change much in this pattern. a small chance of rain, actually, early next week. more on that as we get closer to that. >>> well, the 49ers brock purdy started throwing this week. we look at reaction and an update on the s

. >> reporter: petaluma valley hospital recently had three patients come in in one week, all in their 20s. they overdose and all edaway. hospitals say that xylazine-laced fentanyl, known as tranq, is causing a major crisis. >> we want to save lives. we don't want to say goodbye to people. >> reporter: wendy thomas has worked at petaluma valley hospital for 25 years. the presence of tranq has are concerned. >> for healthcare providers, th emotional toll that it is takin on us is tough. >> reporter: recently a young woman in her 20s was brought into the hospital hours after she overdose. by the time she arrived, there was nothing doctors could do to save her life. >> one of the patients was recently and organ donor and it broke all of our hearts. people came in on their day off to lin the hallways. she was taken to the operating room to harvest her organs. >> reporter: while narcan has been effective in reversing pur fentanyl overdoses, the combination of tranq has made i extremely difficult to save lives. more narcan has to be used in hopes of keeping a patient alive while the horse tr

petaluma plus five and then hayward plus four mountain view in there as well.he fog is not going away. it's just it's hanging out at the coast and there's a lot there. it's just the bases are very low. so it's reducing visibility for some. the high, though, winds out today, tomorrow and sunday. then it'll start to break down and temperatures will begin their move down with a bigger fog bank on the way. but the next couple of days, if you're not on the coast, it's sunny, it's warm and it's hot or it's real hot and that's the way it's going to be, not only today, especially saturday. that's the hottest day, sunday inland, still hot. then here comes the cool monday, tuesday, you guys all right, steve, thank you. if you're heading out to yosemite for this holiday weekend, be prepared for major crowd surge. coming up on the nine. how long you might have to wait to get into the national park, as some visitors say they have been forced to turn around. a long awaited heartbreaking homecoming for a bay area man whose widow wonders what took so long. the many questions a

. >>> up next, the petaluma mom influencer is going to jail after publicly accusing a latino couple ofing to kidnap her kids. we'll tell you about the sentence the judge handed down today. >>> a north bay woman is going to jail for falsely claiming a couple tried to kidnap her children at a local craft store. >> monday of this week my children were the targets of attempted kidnap. which is such a weird thing to even vocalize. >> that instagram video was posted by mommy influencer katie sorenson of petaluma and went viral nearly three years ago. she went on to accuse a latino couple following her inside a local michael's store and grabbing her stroller. she called police. police said it was a lie. she was quicked of filing a false police report and the judge sentenced her to 30 days in jail followed by 60 days of probation. >>> reuters reports that the international agency for research on cancer will list aspartame as a carcinogen. the announcement about the sweet. er will reportedly be made public on july 14th. >>> the company behind pokemon go is announcing layoffs and canceling some

happening outside the petaluma library on saturday were drag story our with drag king vera was happening inside. elizabeth noris brought her child. >> drag queens are awesome, kids love them. they are larger than life and fun. >> this group of demonstrators disagree, they believe drag performers should not be reading to kids. >> what i am against is explicit sexuality, i do not care if it is gay or straight, being put upon young innocent children. >> i feel like we are losing moral ground in our country. and this is not right to do this to children. >> folks supporting the were also here and quickly seemed to outnumber antidrug protesters. it collects my feeling is if you think there is something not right about bringing children to a drug story our don't bring your children. >> jesse from lgbtq nonprofit positive images says with hundreds of anti-queer and drug laws being passed across the country events like this need community support. >> the people opposing this are sending a message that they think it is unsafe or adult or sexualizing simply to be queer and trans and republican that

say they all have black ski masks and clothing on anyone with any information is asked to contact petalumathe 4th of july is right around the corner which means fireworks will be lighting up the sky all over the bay area. police in several cities now working to get ahead of the issue of illegal fireworks in concord. the concord connect app now has a feature that allows residents to report illegal firework activity. police will also be focusing patrols on areas high number of fireworks complaints for the next several weeks. anyone found with illegal fireworks can be fined up to $500 and on the peninsula. san mateo county sheriff's office is launching of fireworks by back ahead of the 4th of july. people will get up to 75 bucks in cash for turning in unused or unwanted fireworks. those fireworks can be turned in next sunday from 10 in the morning till 3 in the afternoon. at 2500 middlefield road in redwood city. >> time to take a live look outside the transamerica pyramid and downtown san francisco. little bit of blue sky there. through we've got some wind. we we have kind of a mixed bag lat

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woodside 40, petaluma airport, 41. reservoir, 42. stanford was in there. campbell 43, fairfax 45, and clayton also at 45. cool degrees. truckee was 28, now 30, south lake tahoe was 32. now 35 mammoth lakes made it down to 35. reno was 45, although there were 42 yesterday. a lot going on in the next about 12, 24 hours. but today, if you're inland, it'll be nice to mild to warm. if you're on the coast, fog is increasing rapidly. that's because another low is forming to take the place of the one up near the oregon border. and just like that, from about point reyes down to san francisco and now just big time on the san mateo coast, just goes parallel, though, towards santa cruz. water temps. i'm still think bodega bay is going to hit 49. they're right at 50. san francisco by 52. one of the monterey boys went from 59 to 53. that's a big drop in 4 or 5 days. 5040s, 50s. i think stanford is now back up to 50. i think that's about 30 minutes old. but 5060s on some of the temps, the main low is up there in the intermountain region. that's kicking out. but another o

petaluma is 44. petaluma airport, by the way, dropped a 41 yesterday. has really cold. center. yes sir. 44 degrees at atherton mid-forties redwood city, stanford, palo alto, san carlos, all in there. and pacifica has dropped to 49. that's cool for early june 30th and truckee, 32. south lake tahoe. look for warmer temps to kind of kick in here. again, this is not a huge jump, but well inland temps are inching up to some low 80s. we had a couple yesterday. windsor hit 80, brentwood hit 81. so today we'll see more in the way of santa rosa, fairfield, antioch, livermore, concord. but morgan hills 69 yesterday only 73 today and 60s close to the water. warmer temps will take us into sunday. then another cooldown with some clouds coming in early next week. you guys. all right, steve, thanks. some bay area small businesses say they're still struggling to find workers. why they may still have a leg up over major chain stores . and helping house bay area farm workers. the local county that's receiving millions of dollars to help is it possible to protect my business from cyber th

smoke and flames off gossage way in petaluma.amily running for water got a little spigot of water out by our patio. so i could see him filling that up with water and then rushing over to the field. her husband, who works for the southern marin fire district, along with the help of her dad, put out the flames before emergency crews arrived. that's it. that's the big fire. we've had neighbors like bob pitbull say he's just glad the fire didn't spread, especially with area vegetation drying out with hotter temps and dry fuel all around. everyone in petaluma says they're taking proper precautions. oh, you see what i've done? i put rocks all around the property, so we'll catch any embers. it's always a concern in sonoma county, i think. but we do a pretty good job around here keeping everything away from the houses and in the grass. cut bob bojo just had an acre of his property trimmed back, gone is all the dry, tall grass. thursday's small brush fire comes as governor gavin newsom and state fire officials held a news conference in gr

fire crews are trying to take down a brush fire near petaluma.se are live pictures from nbc bay area sky ranger heading to the scene. you can see the smoke in the distance there in the north bay. cal fire crews are responding with help from firefighters from marin county. this is a time lapse video of the smoke from the wildfire, and cal fire tackled and got on this fire pretty quickly. they say they've stopped the fire's progress at 38 acres. now they are working on putting out the hot spots. again, sky ranger on the way. we will keep an eye on the situation and keep you posted. >>> right now we will transition to our microclimate weather alert. triple-digit heat hitting parts of the bay area and it is only going to get hotter. take a look at our live cameras around the bay area. we've got blue skies and sizzling temps. let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob, livermore hit triple digits for first time this year. >> yeah, you know, we were looking at that. 102 so far today, first time since september 9th. it has been quite a while sinc

and then he left anybody with information is asked to contact the petaluma police.are looking for a man who sexually assaulted someone in their home. and there's $100,000 warrant out now for his arrest. police say that won't ortiz is wanted because they say he went into a home earlier this month and committed assault. he's considered armed and dangerous. so they say if you see him, don't go near of just contact the east, palo alto police. >> a man was shot and killed in the tenderloin in san francisco early tuesday morning. police say it happened about one 30 on church street. he was taken to the hospital where he later died at this point. no word on the victim's identity. no arrests have been made either, but we'll keep you updated as that investigation unfolds. meanwhile, we're also hearing more about a drug bust involving teenagers early this morning early this month. i should say. the chp says they pulled over a car on the bay bridge with 2 juveniles inside and with them, they found 2 pounds of fentanyl. the authorities say the car was heading west when officer

a bookstore in petaluma. so somebody has been leaving cards in their books that promote white supremacy. and this is the second time this happened in 3 months. a man is going to be charged with assaulting an officer and commercial burglary. police say that he hit an officer while trying to get away from the cops responding to a burglary in process. the contra costa county da's office says that petsmart has agreed to pay 1.4, 6 million dollars to settle a lawsuit that accused the company of overcharging customers. false advertising and unfair competition. and the city of santa san jose has sent a letter to mlb commissioner rob manfred calling for an end to the san francisco giants claim to territorial rights over the south bay so that they can get a professional baseball team in san jose. >> well, 6.15, is the time. and also in the news this morning, we've got 7 santa clara county now urging people to be safe while using legal fireworks as they celebrate the 4th of july. santa clara fire, santa clara valley, h

smoke and flames off gossage way in petaluma sent suzanne montes family running for water.e spigot of water out by our patio. so i could see him filling that up with water and then rushing over to the field. her husband, who works for the southern marin fire district along with the help of her dad, put out the flames before emergency crews arrived. that's it. that's the big fire we've had neighbors like bob, family say he's just glad the fire didn't spread, especially with area vegetation drying out with hotter temps and dry fuel all around every one in petaluma says they're taking proper precautions. oh, you see what i've done? i put rocks all around the property so i won't catch any embers. it's always a concern in sonoma county. i think. but we do a pretty good job around here, keeping everything away from the houses and in the grass cut. bob bojo just had an acre of his property trimmed back. gone is all the dry, tall grass. thursday's small brush fire comes as governor gavin newsom and state fire officials held a news conference in grass valley outlining the state's wo

i did see 38 also west petaluma, i saw 39 hollister, sonoma. great and whittaker, stanford, lafayette reservoir and panola, all. between 41 and 43 degrees 50 degrees sonoma mountain, 52 berkeley lab 53. ben lomond mountain. not very warm air aloft, not at all. so there's really no inversion setting up tahoe and truckee, both dropped to 2829 this morning. that's cold. reno was down to 42 degrees. so i mean, a very cool pattern here for us for alsoot had a 100 degree temperature going back 284 days, back to september eighth. the upper low, though, went over land. so it was more of a wind producer and cool brought in some cooler air. the next one coming in and has a more over water trajectory that will be here tomorrow. so water temps have gone down. bodega bay, 51, san francisco 52. san francisco. boy was bouncing between 57 and 58 just last week. that is a big drop. you get that northwest wind a couple of 60s, but mainly a lot of 50s here in the temps. it'll be another day where temperatures are below average. the upper low will start to kick ou

this was the second time something like this has happened in 3 months. 4 reached out to petaluma policeut the incidents. but it has not yet heard back. >> the kettle corn vendor says someone stole his truck filled with all his supplies from a parking lot in pleasanton rod buiter says 'seen in the kettle corn business for 30 years on friday night. he says someone stole his truck from the pleasanton doubletree parking lot where he was staying between gigs. >> it's hard to believe really. know, you hear it happened in other people and all the sudden it happens to you so different deal. i don't know what i'm going to do next. to be honest with you. >> his truck looks like this one. a white 2001 gmc savana box truck inside was a 400 pound copper kettle. a half ton of corn, 40 gallons of propane and his tent gofundme has been set up to try to replace his truck and his equipment. >> focus on smaller trees and shrubs. leave the larger trees. >> cutting too many trees. the criticism crews are getting tonight for trying to lessen the fuel for wildfires season. plus need an extra hand. how about a

2020, she made up a story about a latino couple trying to kidnap her kids at a michaels store in petaluma. the social media post went viral. the family that owns a popular barbecue restaurant is suing marriott over the construction of a new downtown hotel. they say they were forced to close the restaurant two years ago when construction started. they say construction damaged the building and that noise and falling debris made it impossible to stay open. >> it is funny that i hotel that is supposed to be the hospitality industry showed no hospitality to their neighbor who was giving hospitality to the community. >> they are suing marriott for fair compensation caused by the business having to close as well as damages to the building and emotional distress. we reached out to the law firm representing the hotel chain but have not heard back yet. >> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, housing for fire victims, affordable units available for people who lost their homes in the tubbs fire in santa rosa. >> we are looking at ways to beat the heat. never leave people were pets inside cars. they heat up

this is going to be the petaluma area.nkle or 2, but some action happening right now as we speak. same story, lucas valley, we have a sprinkle or 2 happening right now moving south in the next 30 still an active day. those thunderstorms really off to the north. thanks to that low pressure system bringing us chillier temperatures, san francisco, 57 santa rosa. we're at 60, but we're going to drop down those high temperatures for tomorrow. 65 for santa rosa, san francisco, 64 half moon bay. 63. so we'll in the 60's on the coast for the bay. a 68 hayward, oakland, 70 and inland temperatures will be at 75. so those temperatures a little bit chillier than today. we're going to see gusty winds at. >> there is a slight chance maybe for a shower. you can weather pattern just showing its really going to be to the north of us and to the east of us. but depending on how the wind blows, we could get a sprinkle or 2. >> so i'm just throwing it out there for you. 7 day forecast. just really showing you the weekend. we're going to be in

she is from petaluma and she's the woman in this viral post, and in the post she claimed a couple tried kidnap her children in december of 2020. she goes into detail about the attempted kidnapper and her account was contradicted in court by the couple and by a store video. this is the post. >> i want to share a story to raise awareness, and i know it's important and i would rather be uncomfortable and awkward and get the message out sooner than wait until i feel composed, because i don't know if i will ever be composed talking about this. >> she was found guilty of making a false report to a detective, but was acquitted of two additional misdemeanors related to giving false information. her sentencing will happen later this morning at 10:30 here at the superior court in santa rosa. prosecutors say more than finding accountability for what happened, this case and the sentence are significant because it sends a very clear message, be responsible with your social media post or there can be more serious consequences ahead. in santa rosa, ginger conejero saab for today in the bay. >> yeah, c

there's a new ugliest dog in the world. >> the dog received the title right here in petaluma.hinese crusted from arizona. scooter's legs were deformed so his legs are backwards, including his hind legs, but he still gets around. he uses a cart sometimes to zip around. scooter and his owner were on the "today" show this morning. his owner says scooter lives his life in a very innocent way. >> scooter, you know, he has no idea that he has a defect and he was born that way, and he is full of self-confidence. >> good for scooter. his owner, linda elmquist, says the competition is not at all about making fun of dogs' ugliness, it's all about loving all dogs, regardless of how they look and bring them together. >>> a good time to remind you, kitten season, full swing, all the shelters, a lot of them in the bay area are very full, so they're looking for new forever homes. so get out there if you can do it. >> that's right. scooter looks like he's found his forever home. >> got to take my dog for a walk later today, kari. >>> can i make it early in the day, or all day? >> today is all

. >>> an elderly man was attacked by a swarm of bees in a field south of petaluma. the man's friends so they were flying model airplanes when the plane crashed in the distance. he got into his car to go back and get it, but when he got out that is when the bees swarmed him. he tried to walk back to where his car was, but eventually he collapsed and one of his friends performed cpr until paramedics arrived. >> the bees were uppity. they picked on him. he came back here and the bees followed him. so they attacked all of us. >> the man was taken to the hospital and so far no information has been released on how he is doing. >>> richmond police shot and killed a person while serving a search warrant this morning. it happened's morning in point richmond. investigators have been on the scene all day. this is chopper video for about an hour ago. police told the east bay times the person was armed and refused to drop the weapon which is when officers opened fire. the person died despite rescue efforts. the investigation was centered on illegal high-powered guns according to

reporter: library director's say they were prepared for the protest and notified petaluma police to helpp the protest full. >> libraries across the country are experiencing these kinds of challenges. it has been ramping up in the last year. >> i am scared of school shootings. reporter: drag king vera declined to speak to us about the story hour event that was closed to the media. they say they plan to protest at future events. liz: demonstrations began a year ago when five men disrupted drag story hour. men were described as the proud boys. our partnership report no charges were filed because it did not meet hate crime criteria. in response to protests, the library kicked off the "every month is pride month" series and developed a safety marshal program. san francisco's beacon of hope in honor of pride month is shining bright on twin peaks. 450 bright pink tarps to form the shape of the triangle. it was once used to brand people suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps. now it is a symbol of protest against homophobia. >> take a symbol of hope and turn it into something that me

leading to an arrest. 3 suspects are wanted for assaulting a young victim at a soccer practice in petaluma wednesday near north mcdowell boulevard. the victim says he was watching practice when 3 teens came up behind him, grabbed him and punched him several times. he says one of the teens then trying to pick up a hand ax that fell out of their pocket. but nearby adults intervened, pulled them apart. attackers ran away. witnesses say they were all wearing black ski masks and clothing. anyone with any information about this is asked to give petaluma police call deadly tornadoes tear through texas, killing at least 3 people, including an 11 year-old boy. a twister touched down right on top of the town of perry. 10 triggering widespread us that much of the town now gone after the storm destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses. more than 100 people have been hurt. and half a million residents are currently without power. a series of strong storms slamming the south this week while other parts of texas are seeing triple digit temperatures despite the devastation, residents say they're keeping

i mean mill valley, petaluma, santa rosa, half. that's cold.ntwood, fairfield. they're already in the 60s so the high which is making its move over us today and tomorrow we'll give us our hottest temps saturday, but it'll still be pretty toasty inland today, early morning fog cool to mild lows, lots of sun today won't take long to warm up. six d 70s by the water 8090s to those 100 inland hottest day saturday. still pretty hot inland sunday big drop early next week day. there's only so much space we can put up pickleball and this is one of those unique opportunity that is just unheard of and iconic. san francisco location becoming home to indoor pickleball courts and one of the most beautiful locations in the nation is changing. i'll tell you why. our weather is being blamed ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas?

we're watching petaluma near 101, just a sprinkle or 2 as you make your way down south.t's really get this low pressure system, gusty conditions and then just dropping those temperatures way below average in some spots, some places really feeling it. so san francisco, actually, your average is 63. we're at 67, but everybody else below average oakland, your average is 71. we're at 69 livermore year averages 80. we're at 74. but i think the big difference really a santa rosa, your average is 80 and we're sitting at 67 for your high. our lows will stay in the 50's. we're going to continue to see those breezy conditions today, sfo and maybe on your way into work. you notice to some rain. we've got about a trace of rain sfo. you can see right now it's nice and clear we can see that ramp. so that's good in terms of weather. but yeah, we had a sprinkle or 2 and that's going to be a theme just for some places up north will continue to track for you. so that weather pattern just showing you tonight. we'll continue to watch into the morning for the potential maybe a sprinkle or 2.

anyone with information is asked to contact petaluma police. redistricting.ocess of drawing up electoral boundaries for elected officeholders. but for years there have been questions over equitable representation. >> and lack of trust in government. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, the something member behind this bill says in some of the state's largest cities and counties, their redistricting process lacks transparency and importantly lacks an independent process. and now he says it's time for right it's the leaked audio recording heard around the nation last fall with kids former la city council president nury martinez, current council member kevin de leon and former council member gilson deal all taking part in a racist conversation with former la county federation of labor president ron herrera during a closed door meeting in 2021, a meeting that was supposed to be about how those council members wanted to draw other districts for the next >> anyway, according to the la city charter and several other large jurisdictions across the s

this morning in a field alongside lakeville highway south of petaluma. according to a friend, the man was around 90 years old, went to retrieve his model airplane that had gone down, and then he was stunned multiple times. we are told the man staggered down the road and eventually collapsed. his friend performing cpr until paramedic's arrived. friends say they have never seen bees so aggressive in the times they have visited the area. >> the bees were uppity. they picked on him. when he came back here, the bees followed him. they attacked all of us. larry: you could see the bees were still buzzing around during the interview. right around his head. the friend was taken to petaluma valley hospital. the condition at this point is unknown. kristen: now to the travel chaos across the country into the fourth of july travel we can. thousands of flights have been canceled across the country due to severe weather from storms to excessive heat. even the canadian wildfires are having an impact. >> it's not raining at home and it's not raining here so i'm just conf

. >> 3 suspects are wanted for assaulting a teen at a soccer practice in petaluma. this happened wednesday near north mcdowell boulevard. the victim says he was watching the practice go down 3 teens came up behind him and grabbed him and punched him several times. he says one of those attackers then trying to pick up a hand ax that fell out of their pocket. but some nearby adults intervened and pulled them apart. the attackers then ran away. witnesses say they were all wearing black ski masks and clothing. anyone with any information about this is asked to call petaluma police. >> to an update now on the snell fire burning up in napa county. the wildfire now 65% contained tonight. it all started around 6 o'clock last night along snow valley road in pope valley. about a half an hour northeast of calistoga cal fire sending lots of resources here, including 18 fire engines, 2 air tankers and 2 helicopters. crews will work throughout tonight. a strengthening containment lines and putting out more hot spots. hopefully the wind stays calm as possible for them. tonight, we

. >> and the dog received the title in petaluma. this is scooter, a 7-year-old chinese crusted from arizona. scooter's legs are deformed so his joints are backwards. his original owner took him to be euthanized, but an animal rescue group saved him, and now scooter uses a cart sometimes to get around. scooter will be on the "today" show this morning. for so many years, that particular bleed, chinese crested, always traditionally wins. sometimes their tongues are hanging out. they're very unique. >> i wanted to give my dog that haircut. >> a mohawk. >> yeah. >> too much product. >> maybe he put some sunscreen in his hair. >> they don't have a lot of hair. >>> is scooter going to fare space well today? >> this afternoon it's going to warm up. we're headed for more sunshine. as you're heading out in the east bay, it's a cool, cloudy and maybe drizly morning. in union city it's 56 degrees and we'll drop another couple of degrees over the next few hours and then start to see it warming up and clearing out. i think we'll see a lot more su

i did see a 42 by spring lake, petaluma 46. mill valley is in there. there's stanford 43.remont, 49. livermore was 46. now 48. walnut creek 40. it is cool for us for 40 for hollister down to 41. i have to fix that now. my goodness, 46. santa cruz 41. boulder creek 47. popular circling the wagons there at santa clara, cupertino, saratoga and campbell, how about that? and that's cool for this time of year. last day of spring, the low will kick out. another one will form and this one might have a little more to work with. you can see this has a little more over water trajectory versus over land. so it holds a little more moisture. it does look like maybe some drizzle or light rain, maybe drill go with drizzle, half moon bay forecasting a 0.08 between now and friday. that might be a little overdone, but still san francisco even over towards you can see fremont oakland could be i think we're getting some drizzle in next couple of days and up in the mountains forecasting that drizzle but some rain possible of thunderstorms as the next system comes in takes them into the weekend.

adorable world ugliest dog contest is set for friday evening at the sonoma marin county fair in petaluma. on saturday, the tutors art majesty opens at the legion of honor with artifacts and art dating back to the 15th century. it runs through september 24. >> catch the new broadway musical that follows the temptations extraordinary journey from the streets of detroit to the rock and roll hall of fame. single tickets go on sale tomorrow. the bay area events calendar is brought to you by broadway san jose. >>> more sniffling, more sneezing. this allergy season is no joke. why it seems more severe this time and what you can do to get some relief. >> i think about that all the time, especially when the weather is so beautiful out there. you want to get out and enjoy the sunshine. these lush green hills and these blue conditions, just the sky alone calls for a beautiful day outside. grabbed the claritin before you head out there. daytime highs today are in the low 80s off into the east inland hills. beautiful hiking weather. even in the heart of san francisco, 64 degrees. if you are thinking

while pittsburgh, 82 sanner fell nevado petaluma at 74 tomorrow. friday saturday.ntioned, the warmest of our days with mid-eighties in london, 70's by the bay shore. we actually cool down a bit just in time for father's day on sunday right, john, thank you for that. well, everybody traveling. >> maybe you're in the east bay and you're taken 80 or 5.80. it's going take you about 25 minutes to make that drive. i would say san pablo avenue don't need to take that because things are still fairly ok? 22 minutes once you hit so factor that in to your morning. drive know where you're coming from. 18 minutes. 80 to 101, heading across towards the peninsula. there about 41 minutes force. 85 up to middle part of slight delay traveling to san jose. that accident along 6.80. we're tracking now clear. saint 8, 1, 0, 1, but certainly you can take 6.80, although we're seeing slight residual delays. so down in milpitas. 36 minutes, maybe you're heading up 80 oakland. no major issues. start to turn a little yellow and oakland, 5.80, still pretty green. and i way for look at that. c

kron 4 has reached out to the petaluma police department about this and we will update you as soon asany new information. and vallejo police arrested a burglary suspect was also accused of hitting an officer while trying to escape. it happened on springs road around 4 o'clock yesterday morning. while officers were responding to reports of that burglary, police say the suspect tried to drive off in a car and hit one of the officers in the process. that officer was able to shoot and injure of a suspect who now faces charges of assaulting an officer and commercial burglary. the officer involved was treated for non life-threatening injuries. in the east bay, a gun violence prevention program is breaking down firearms and turning them into tools that help grow new life. it is called guns to gardens and this is one strategy used to get guns off of our streets. in oakland. it is a nationwide program that started in denver 10 years ago. a local blacksmith melts the firearms and transforms them into gardening tools like shovels. >> isaiah to there's a verse about turning swords into plow share

santa rosa petaluma at 65 degrees. as for afternoon highs it 60's and 70's across the board.y is etting up to 80 degrees. i'll be talking about your first day of summer is forecast which kicks off tomorrow. still to come right now, john, even am still keeping very close eye on that hot spot out enrichment. >> it's been there for most of all of the morning. now let's get a look at that map. this is just east of potrero avenue. so maybe pablo avenue or even 24 taking 6.80 in through highway 4. there will be 2 good alternate for you to take. that's going to get a look at the scene there. you can see the trucks, this all involving 2 big rigs at actually crashed into one another. one of those trucks carrying sugar. so that caused quite a delay in a problem on the highways, sugar started to spill out. they're still working on cleaning that up. we know that 3 lanes are closed and they have 2 lanes currently open. we also have some issues. let's come back here and get a look at what's going on. bart. that's a major part to lay. so one on the richmond line in the various millbrae in r

well, a man is attacked by a swarm of bees in petaluma sending him bees in petaluma sending him to the hospital. officials are careful if you do come across a swarm. >> the nation's fastest growing sport has a brand new home right here in san francisco. starting july 11, you can reserve a pickleball court at the palace fine arts. so 3 courts are going to be available tuesday through sunday from 9.30, until 11 reservations are you can sign up on san francisco's rec and parks website number of pickleball courts in that city is exploded in recent years. so get this back in 2018 there. only 12 courts for the sport. once the new courts open at the palace, there will be nearly 70 courts throughout the city where you could play pickleball. also. >> maybe today's a good day to get out there. yeah% the ball and to catch it on like wildfire well, we don't say well, par sorry about that. but that out, no, not at all. especially with the hot conditions. yeah, that's going it's catching on like fire safety. yeah. that'd to the cheesy. but that's actually do that because it is going to be a weekend

this was the second time something like this happen in 3 months across 4 reached out to the petalumayet. police arrested a man accused of burglary after they say he hit an officer while trying to get away from them. happened on springs road around 04:00am yesterday. officers say they were responding to a report of a burglary progress on spring road. they say that man tried to drive off in a car and hit one of the officers. that's when the officer shot and injured that man. he is expected to survive. the man will be charged with assaulting an officer and commercial burglary. the officer was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. a kettle that kettle corn vendor says someone stole his truck feel with all his supplies, a parking lot in pleasanton. ron berger says he has been in the kettle core business for 30 years fried in iran to someone stole his truck from the pleasanton doubletree parking lot where he was staying between kids. >> it's hard to believe really. know, you hear it happened in other people and all the it happens to you different deal. i don't know what i'm going to d

now we have reached out to the petaluma police department about this incident will let you know whene have arrested a man for burglary after they say he hit an officer while trying to get away. it happened on springs road around 4 o'clock yesterday morning paul officers were responding to a report of a burglary in progress. police say the suspect tried to drive off in a car and hit one of their officers in the process. that officer was able to shoot and injure the man who's now facing charges of assaulting an officer and commercial. rob are burglary. the officer was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. >> it's 8.36, and a man was shot and injured yesterday afternoon near san francisco. general hospital police were patrolling the area when they were hit by another vehicle and the driver of that car told officers he had just been shot near 25th in connecticut street and he was trying to drive himself to the hospital when he ended up hitting the police vehicle, they help them and get to the hospital and he is expected to survive. but there's no word on the shooter. and developing

anybody with information is asked to contact the petaluma police department and east palo alto. they're looking for a man who is accused of sexually assaulting someone in their home. and there's $100,000 warrant out now for his arrest. take a look at who's wanted his name is juan tapia ortiz. police say he went into a home earlier this month. a committed a assault. he's considered armed and dangerous. so if you see him, you're told, do not contact him. do not a contact. don't stop just call the east palo alto police department. all right. back to san francisco now where a man was shot and killed in the tenderloin. >> in san francisco early tuesday, it happened about one 30 in the morning on turk street. that victim was taken to the hospital where it was reported that he died. no word on that victim's identity. yet. no arrests have been made either. but we'll keep following the story. meanwhile, we're now hearing about a drug bust involving teenagers was earlier this month at the chp said they pulled over a car on the bay bridge that had 2 juveniles inside and 2 pounds of fentany

. >>> well, small plane crashed in petaluma sent an 89-year-old man to the hospital and not in the wayht think. andrea nakano reports he crashed his remote controlled aircraft near a hive full of angry -- angry honey bees. >> reporter: this happened in the fields off lakeville highway in petaluma around noon. four of them went out to test model airplanes. this bee attack though was so severe, one of them had to start cpr right away to save their 89- year-old friend. >> fly out here all the time. >> reporter: victor never experienced what he saw wednesday. it was a beautiful morning to fly model airplanes, that is, until his friend crashed his plane near a commercial hive. a beekeeper rushed over to get help. >> somebody who was -- the person whoever was taking care of the bees, drove their car here to warn us that he was being attacked. that's when we saw him staggering back here. >> reporter: the victim is an 89-year-old man from san rafael. victor says he was shocked at how the bees were attacking their friend. the 89-year-old fell to the ground, gasping for air. >> and he collapsed