cooler 50's and 60's, of course, along the coastline and in the north, they've got 60 degrees in petaluma 68 now sonoma stepping the door. those temperatures going to cool off a little more as we head through the evening tonight. remember, just a few days ago, we have some 70's, even 80's by 9 o'clock. not tonight that marine air really filtering further on shore. that's going to really knock down those temperatures. that being said, i think tomorrow afternoon will notice some cooler weather highs not going to be bad, but instead the mid to upper 80's where the usually after talking maybe some mid, maybe some upper 70's warm spots around the bay area. 74, as you make your way to san jose cooler 50's in san francisco along the coastline this couple days, those temperatures will continue to drop to friday and saturday. probably gonna stay right around the same on sunday. then we'll start to warm up on monday. and then by tuesday and wednesday of next week, maybe some 90's make a return that i think late next week we could be talking about some triple digits again again. yeah. here we go up

but petaluma already at 82 degrees. so future cast for going to show this bubble of warm air over the bay area. and it's really going to peak in intensity saturday afternoon. little change on sunday. so it's going to stick around all weekend long shifting to the east and that some are gradually going to cool down on monday. still hot. so don't let your guard down. temperatures, though, are going to ramp up all weekend long radar for not showing much of the marine layer presents just a shallow marine there at best along the coast and bay area shoreline, where we could see some patchy drizzle. but really that's about it. overnight lows in the mid to upper 50's low 60's for livermore and san jose should be in the mid to upper 80's for hottest inland valleys. instead, triple digits for concord livermore and santa rosa. so the heat certainly going to be on back. still hot on monday, even after that, excessive heat warning expires with seasonal temperatures not arriving until next tuesday. back to stephanie risa. thank you. >

the search for a missing petaluma native hayden klemenok a he was swept into the rushing rapids of yosemite and now we're learning 2 other bay area residents tide over the 4th of july holiday. all of them out exploring the wilderness and oakland native described as an experienced hiker died on eagle peak summit trail and modoc national forest. he's been identified as 44 year-old ben, no more a wine grow. he was found dead by another hiker sunday. the cause of death has not been announced. foul play we know is not suspected tuesday. 25 year-old of san francisco native is as was swept over a waterfall and lake tahoe. she reportedly fell from the top of gulf. all spy emerald bay. investigators say that she'd been trying to dip her toes into the water. she was holding on to a friend's hand and she slipped and fell. her body was found below the waterfall in a pool of water. oakland police are warning people of another spike at to atm's that city. >> it's the second warning of robberies at atm's in 10 days of victims have been targeted by armed robbers after making their atm transactions. the rob

kristen: cornell bernard continues our live team coverage from petaluma.orter: the school is open until 6 p.m. tonight and that is a good thing because a lot of people came out today to cool off. all across the north big, it was about finding shape -- bay, it was about finding shade and some water. >> a nice place to cool off. reporter: she and her grandson were in dire need of some full time at the petaluma swim center -- pool time at the petaluma swim center. >> i'm taking care of them for three days. reporter: and those three days could bring some extreme heat. lifeguards are ready for the crowds. >> it hasn't been too bad this year so far but i'm expecting this weekend to get pretty busy. reporter: first from the county were taking part in this all day training drill which involved an active shooter scenario. the heat of the day intensified the exercise for dozens of volunteers. >> they have water and stuff inside the library. that's where we have been hanging out if we are not out here. >> we are staying underneath the tree or staying indoors and air

low 60's for oakland at 62 degrees and allay in the mid 60's and petaluma and nevado. >> in the mid 60's overnight lows tonight. going to stay in the mid 50's. so pretty uniform numbers overnight with high temperatures tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees below average. but slightly below normal for santa rosa nevado in the low to mid 80's there. fremont 72 degrees in san jose. very pleasant. 71 degrees. so enjoy that. we're going notice little change in the coming days through sunday near average temperatures on monday before we start warming up into the 90's for hottest in the valleys on tuesday. >> possible triple digit heat next weekend. ken and catherine, back to you. >> thank the recent next, a story of resilience in a four-legged friend. we talked to this pup's owner as she raises money and finds out how to do it for these costly medical bills. >> one of the biggest challenges for a dog owner is coping with a sick pet, especially when of something really serious like cancer. and of course, there is the cost, which can be overwhelming for many people. one organization says it can help. >> th

abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is in petaluma and joins us live. cornell: it's not too bad right now actually, low 80's according to the temperature sign behind me. but by this weekend temperatures could spike into the triple digits. for folks who have gone for years without air conditioning, a lot are deciding they can't take the heat anymore. extreme heat is moving into the bay area and it seems everyone has concerns. >> it will be a little tough because i work outside. i am a home health nurse. i see patients at their homes. >> we had plenty of preparation coming from texas. but i do understand here you don't have air conditioning like we do back in texas. cornell: but some heating and air technicians say they have never been busier. >> these guys are installing an air conditioning unit for our customer right before the heat wave. cornell: elevated comfort owner matt mcdonald said he is seeing and air conditioning boom. on thursday alone his technicians worked to install five new systems across the north bay and prepared eight units. his company

petaluma police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing take a look at your screen. 69 year-old catherine anderson was last seen yesterday at 05:30pm, in the 400 block of hays lane between belleview drive and hill terrace. she's considered at risk due to a medical condition. anderson is described as a white female with gray hair and green eyes. she was last seen wearing gray shorts slippers. if you have any information on her whereabouts and you've seen her, please contact petaluma pd a nevada license plate short for go back to california has been recalled by the dmv. >> a photo of the plate went viral on facebook receiving more than 80,000 likes. but according to the nevada dmv, it only takes one person to file a complaint for a license plate to be reviewed. and in this case rejected. now the owner of the vehicle is appealing. the recall. the hearing is set for next week. coming up here at 6 o'clock officers injured after a pair of suspects rams police cars on the peninsula. >> more on the smash and plus, the manhunt underway for an accused killer who escaped from a ro

again, this is near petaluma, putting out any hot spots. let's bring in our meteorologist rob mayeda. we had 50s along the coast in half moon bay and 90s and close to 100 inland. >> this view around dublin out towards livermore shows the conditions we had today. concord very close to 100 degrees. santa rosa in the 90s. san jose upper 80s. there you go. san francisco only in the 60s due to the fog and the sea breeze there. but for livermore, the first 100-degree day of the year. we have not been this hot since september 9th. it's been a very cool start to the summer, but all that changed over the last 24 hours. even right now we're still seeing mid-90s out towards solano county. so the heat advisory that got started today, we've got two more days of it. tomorrow out towards brentwood and livermore likely to be even hotter. could be closer to 105 degrees inland. >> the weekend will be hot, especially inland. as we go to fourth of july, a little different in. >> we'll begin to see some cooling. right now the marine layer is less than 1,000 fee

housing in the city of petaluma purchased the property with state grants for $15 million.hat's come with air conditioning in the unit as well. ashland artist is supportive housing manager. she says her case managers work with new residents to help them succeed and not transition back to the streets. here we treat everyone as an individual. everyone has an adult, so when they come in, they do sign their lease. they're responsible for a proportion of rent every month. there are ground rules for new tenants no drugs, no selling drugs. keep your area clean. all 60 rooms in this former motel have been outfitted with a kitchenette, a tv and a bed. and for many people, this is the first time they've had a place to call home in years. this is my garden. it's a community garden. christine sullivan says this facility has given her more than she ever imagined. they've been out on the streets for about four years. i had no way of getting any visitation with my son. now that i have a permanent house, i can get visitation with my child. this please give me a gift. beyond gifts. and this

that's the situation faced by residents of two mobile home parks in petaluma.and little woods mobile villa. they received a notice of potential closure. in it owners say they're exploring the option of converting the park. richard has lived in this unit for 33 years. he shares it with his half brother darrell pike but neither has an idea how it could be moved. >> they said they were going to take it 50 miles away. we didn't know where they were going to take it. this wouldn't make it five miles down the road without falling apart. >> reporter: they're called mobile homes but many can't be relocated even if owners had the money to do it and a place to take them. >> if they say we're closing the park, where do you take this? >> nowhere. i don't have another place to take my house and put it. i don't have a place. many, many people don't have another place to go with their houses. >> reporter: in the letter, the little woods park owners blame cost of maintaining aging infrastructure but add another possible reason, quote, the park owners conclude they can no longe

widespread light scattered showers from bodega bay into glen allen and even petaluma as well. but for the rest of the bay area dry. but we are tracking those mid level upper monsoonal moisture clouds and with that and our hot temperatures that screen what's creating a very unstable atmosphere from now. until then still under an excessive heat warning through 11 o'clock tonight. so we have about a half hour to go mid 80's for antioch at 85 degrees. exactly 30 degrees warmer than half moon bay. but overnight lows for and just cooling down into the low 70's with 50's and 60's. so it's going to a mild night tonight with temperatures tomorrow out of the triple digits. no one hitting the century. mark. maybe possibly a nice turn. contra costa county for pittsburgh and brentwood but conquer livermore. and chuck 96 degrees with mid 90's for santa rosa and avato mid 70's along the east bay shoreline for oakland and hayward is 67 degrees for downtown san francisco. so seasonal temperatures along the coast and taking a look ahead at your next 10 at 10 outlook. we're going to cool down to

petaluma native hayden clamanok was swept away by a fast moving creek july 2nd. body was located a day later. >>> the record snowpack is still melting creating quite the hazard along a lake in fresno county. pine lake is sitting at 98 capacity and rising. according to the u.s. army corps of engineers, they've had to keep the dam spillway open. >> raising three feet a day. they're letting the water out the most i've ever seen. the bad part about it is we get a lot of wood. >> the that wood creating a hazard for boaters. the debris can damage propellers or worse. officials are now asking people to have spotters on their boats and to basically just slow down. >>> paul, the first time in what feels like forever we actually got to wear summer clothes on saturday and i got a sunburn, couldn't believe it. >> what? >> couldn't believe it, in san francisco a sunburn. >> good reminder, sunburn does not depend on the air temperature in any way. >> okay, okay. >> just the amount of sunshine you get, but if you aren't used to seeing it in your neighborhood -- >> we were shock

our reporter has more from petaluma. reporter: heather and her dog are finally coming home.er says it has taken nearly a decade to make that giant leap from living on the streets. >> chaotic. i was almost for years living in my car, shelters, motel rooms. reporter: heather recently moved into the studios at montero, a housing complex in petaluma offering safety and stability. >> coming here and being on my own and having visitors is an adjustment and we are loving it to be honest. reporter: the 60 unit facility resembles a hotel because it used to be america's best value inn. the city of petaluma purchase the property with state grants $50 million. -- for $15 million. >> the housing manager said case managers work with new residents to help them succeed and not transition back to the streets. >> we treat everyone as an individual and adult. they sign a lease and they are responsible for a portion of rent every month. reporter: there are ground rules for new tenants. >> no drugs, no selling drugs, keep your areas clean. reporter: all rooms are outfitted with a kitchenette, tv

few mid 50's in petaluma santa rosa and sonoma. while we do see some winds from the coastline pushing into the bay that is going make for a brisk feel at the coast. this is really going to help you out with our inland temperatures only rising into the 70's today at or very warmest for inland areas. i will be talking everything you need to know for the weekend as well. all still to come, right? all right. on eve of that, started off the week with pretty light travel. >> now, today's also pretty light as well. you can see our bridges here. don't see any major delays or any obstruction as you're traveling out there this morning, our tell buyers dark this morning, but again, smooth sailing for the most part, 12 minutes at into the city, san mateo bridge around 14 and just a little under 8 minutes on our richmond, sandra fell bridge. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. >> all right, 601, is the time of the big story this morning. we're learning more about a violent 4th of july in hayward. we first brought you this story yes

crews from petaluma, novato and marin county were also on scene there earlier today. the santa rosa fire department posted a moderate risk of fire danger. crews posting today signed warned residents that the warmer weather means the chance of a wildfire increases. a heat advisory is in effect for all of santa rosa this weekend. earlier on the four, we spoke with dr. benjamin thomas from kaiser permanente about heat safety over the holiday weekend. well, we really need to be mindful of our heat strokes, which are really dangerous and really typically occur when the body cannot control its temperature anymore. so people need to stay hydrated and if they're experiencing any symptoms similar to this, they need to seek medical attention. dr. thomas says that caffeinated beverages and alcohol can both dehydrate you. so drinking plenty of water is important if you are out in that hot weather fire danger is not the only hazard. we're watching. meteorologist rosemary oroczo joins us again with a warning for beachgoers. rosemary. yes i imagine a lot of folks will be trying to b

very poor visibility in met petaluma and along the coastline. continue to see this trends for a hair longer. until we head into the afternoon hours where futurecast is starting to show that cloud deck. really holding on tight to the peninsula. and just along the coastline but for the rest of us, we're going to be seeing sunny skies in the afternoon hours. daytime highs. a lot cooler compared to the last couple of days and continue that trend as we head into this weekend's forecast. low pressure moves its way in. upper 50s and lower 60s just along the coast and 80s off into the east inland hills. that's right around average for the most part. this is our temperature anomaly map and in the past, we've seen this lot more drastic and i mean, about 25 degrees above average just this past weekend. near concord. now we're at five degrees above average and we can handle that. this heat dome is starting to sweep its way off into the east and taking a look at the long-range models issued by the climate prediction center. actually showing below normal cond

well, senator fell up to petaluma each at 74. looking ahead today. tomorrow sunday, a lot like one. another, a little less windy after today, which will be a plus monday, average day. it's back up to the 80's inland and 70's by the bay shore. and then we get warmer again, not quite as hot as their last heat wave, but enough to get us back into the 90's. and by tuesday rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, we are tracking an accident. northbound want to one south of shoreline boulevard in mountain view. >> you can see from the adjacent highways are not see major delays long vo's but definitely a little issues there. 2.37, no major issues as you're traveling along that. so you might just want to hop on to 80 or even 82 to navigate around that delay. the bay bridge looks good under 10 minutes heading into the city this morning. your san mateo bridge around 13, 80 to 101, as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. that accident we showed you right drive times going up. 47 minutes. 85 up to menlo park along 80 over the east bay leandro down to 37 about 25 minutes and ce

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from 70's at the beaches to petaluma and votto at 94. ukiah is one of the hottest spots at 108. shorts weather in east bay. the inland locations are going to be sweltering and sizzling. walnut creek, brentwood at 106. pittsburgh and livermore at 105. you will definitely want to open windows at night and let some of the air in, although it will only to the 60. san francisco 55 overnight. with fog, we are cooling things nicely. records are possible today. we will be keeping an eye on a few spots like livermore. hundred five is expected today which is near -- 105 is expected today, which is near the record. temperatures drop midweek, tuesday and wednesday. that is when we have a trough moving in and temperatures will be closer to average by table felix summer always long gloria: the heat is staying with us for a bit. thank you so much. in arizona, friday was the 15th consecutive day for the city of next to reach over 110 it is the third longest high-temperature streak on record. the longest was 18 days in june of 19 revenue for. the city expects to hit at least 115 each day through

petaluma actually improving. petaluma had dropped to below a mile a little bit earlier. now up to six miles. and as we head towards the coast, half moon bay has remained right about a quarter mile over the last half hour or so. we've got that patchy, thick fog along the coastline, a mostly clear skies inland, a weaker onshore breeze this morning. fairfield reporting only ten miles per hour, compared to the 30 mile per hour gusts we had yesterday. with that said, do expect our temperatures to come up for today before they begin to cool down again tomorrow by five degrees. already this morning in concord, up by three, in napa, by two in areas over livermore. livermore, good morning to you. at 60, we have 71 degrees in brentwood into the north bay, 56 in napa, 53. san francisco, 61 for san jose. so our temperatures expected to be above average by several degrees. once again, especially inland. nothing like the heat we experienced over the weekend, but 94 in santa rosa. that's a warm day for you. upper 60s of san francisco, upper 70s and oakland, 95 in livermore, one of the

in petaluma, cornell barnard. dan: thank you. dion: in the east bay, some cities already hit triple digits. and if it is tough on you, think how difficult it might be for pets and livestock. our reporter continues our coverage with a look at what you can do to protect animals from the heat. reporter: as the sweltering heat rises from the farm. >> oh yeah. reporter: operations and cofounder of hold your horses emergency evacuation team is busy making sure that all 22 animals they care for have plenty of water. >> you want to constantly check the water troughs, see how much they are drinking every day. when you turn on the remember it has been in the sun so it is scorching water. so make sure you cool it down because the horses do not want to drink warm water. >> get home. reporter: she has some tricks to make sure the livestock stays hydrated, starting with homemade popsicles with watermelon or carrots. >> and we put it in a bowl. reporter: creating a mud pit, feeding the horses electrolytes every night. >> we will soak them so it

but check out sonoma and petaluma already cooling down to 58 degrees. so certainly cooler for our north bay valleys this evening. overnight lows tonight. thanks to that blanket of cloud cover. we're going to remain in the mid 50's for most bay area cities to santa rosa. 51 degrees with and a little bit milder. flirting with 60's. but only cooling down to 58 degrees and temperatures tomorrow, widespread 50's and 60's and even 70's as you make your way inland with the exception of santa rosa nevado seasonal temperatures there in the low to mid 80's. so not going to notice as thick of the marine layer presence there. pleasant temperatures for fremont and san jose in the low 70's and temperatures will be about 5 to 10 degrees below average friday through the weekend, breezy winds as well. going to make it feel a little bit cooler because of that wind chill. 35 mile per hour wind gusts or less and then we're going to notice warmer temperatures on monday. and even by tuesday, our inland valleys heating up into the 90's. triple digits possible by next weekend.

this in an petaluma has been transformed into studios.60 unit facility and it is a new supportive housing complex giving residents safety and stability. burbank housing and the city of petaluma purchased the property with state grants for $50 million. >> i've been out on the streets for about four years. i had no way of getting visitation with my son. now that i have a permanent house, i can get visitation with my child. this place has given me a gift beyond gifts. >> this is long-term housing, so they can stay as long as they want. the goal is for one day for them to move on from here. gloria: every room in the former hotel has a tv, kitchenette, and bed. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, safer streets. what could change on the roads as city leaders tried to protect traffic deaths in the south bay. we are getting a live look outside from levi's stadium this morning. we know it is going to be another big day. taylor swept his back for night number two. the counselor and tens of thousands of people are going to be here for that. we will have

. >>> in petaluma, people in two mobile home parks are in limbo.owners say they're considering closing the parks. >> reporter: mobile homes are often a great bargain in the area but there is a down side. if the property owner tells you you have to leave, how do you pack up and go when you own the house you are living in? that's the situation faced by residents of two mobile home parks in petaluma. youngstown mobile home park and little woods mobile villa. earlier this month residents received a letterhead lined notice of potential closure of mobile home park. the owners say they are exploring option of converting the park. richard has lived in this unit for 33 years and shares it with his half brother darrell pike but neither has an idea how it can be moved. >> they said they would take it 50 miles away. we didn't know where. this thing wouldn't make it five miles down the road without falling apart. >> reporter: they're called mobile homes but many can never actually be relocated even if owners had the money to do it and a place to take them. >> i

live in petaluma, carnival are -- cornel bernard. julian: thank you. we will keep track of the temperatures, download the bay area streaming app, get the latest forecast anytime. kristen: the library too. a warning to drivers after a young outline was found deadn the south bay wrote. julian: it was discovered around santa teresa blerd, next to the north cal unity conservation area conservationists are urging people to do their part to keep it from happening again. zach fuentes has more. zach: countless drivers go through this boulevard. but what one man saw made him stop in his tracks. this one mountain line was founded. >> there was not a lot of traffic. he removed the lion from the roadway, showed respect for this creature, then called us. zach: the california department of fish and wildlife is doing a necropsy, to figure out how it died, the age and gender. the santa clara valley open space authority says it was sure it was hit by a car. cars rushing past this as we spoke. >> this is a very fast roadway. cars are traveling down santa teresa boulevar

search crews in yosemite are continuing to look for a 24 year-old man from petaluma hayden kleman kaka clement aac. >> slipped into a creek apparently sunday and was believed to be swept away by currents as kron four's. dan kerman tells us he's been missing ever since. >> the search is on in yosemite for 24 year-old hayden clement aac family members say hayden who grew up in petaluma was backpacking with close friends had a perch on the wall in the fall sunday when he slipped along the creek near the trail junction and was taken away by the current. he's been missing ever since. coming up on 72 now the search and it's really bend. just unimaginable. hit. the sister taylor says her brother and his friends had leaned into the creek to cool off. >> when hayden went into the rushing water, one of his friends stay there at that spot. >> and the 2 other boys i ran further down as far as they could in us ask they to try and follow him to the water. but it's my understanding some point in between those just seconds that they lost sight of him. the national park service says the search is ongoi

and next search crews. 70 are continuing to look for. 24 year-old man who grew up in petaluma. >> and was last seen in yosemite. >> search crews in yosemite are continuing to look for a 24 year-old bay area native. his name is hayden. clinton aqui slipped into a creek sunday taken away by the current as kron four's. dan kerman tells us he has been missing ever since. >> like many others, 24 year-old hayden clement spend 4th of july weekend in yosemite family. members say hayden who grew up in petaluma was backpacking with close friends at a perch on the wall in the fall sunday when he slipped along the creek near the trail junction and was taken away by the current. he's been missing ever sense every minute that passes is unknown is. >> it's quite unbearable for myself and for my family. >> hayden sister taylor says her brother and his friends had been in the same location saturday with no problem. they did exactly what they did the day prior. they leans down and i believe got their hands got their heads. and their hats but for whatever reason at that very moment he did was reported t

petaluma 79 degrees with the napa and sonoma in the mid 70's. so high temperatures tomorrow, very similar to what we saw today. slightly warmer by a degree or 2. so concord and livermore and even santa rosa, you're going to warm up in the low 90's. still staying in the mid 60's along the coast for downtown san francisco's a taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. as you can see, the heat will peak on saturday. it's still going to be hot through monday with near average highs, not arriving until a week from today. justine thank you. it's going to be hot. thank you for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time see you right back here tomorrow. dr. phil: today on dr. phil. women say when they hit a certain number, they feel invisible. you notice something around 45. it's literally like a cloak of invisibility that comes over you when you're a middle-aged woman.

that is the situation faced by residents of two mobile home parks in petaluma, youngstown mobile home park and littlewood mobile villa. earlier this month, residents obtained a letter saying notice of closure of mobile home park. in it, owners say they are exploring the option of converting the park. richard leonard has lived in this unit at littlewoods for 33 years and he shares it with his half brother darrell pike , but neither has any idea how it could be moved. >> they said they were going to aw. we did not know where they were going to take it! >> reporter: they are called mobile homes, but net many woul not be able to be moved even if the owners had somewhere to tak them. >> i have no other place to tak my house. i don't have another place. many people do not have place to go with their houses. >> reporter: in a letter, the park owners talk about the cost of maintaining the infrastructure, but they also add another possible reason, quote, that park owners conclud they can no longer continue to afford to operate the park base on measures taken by state and local government. that

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county this afternoon, but it didn't take long for it to spread across 23 acres of dry brush in petaluma crews are still out there right now, but we're told they stopped the spread. at >>> stay with us through the weekend as we track the fire danger and the first alert heat. find a list of bay area cooling centers at kpix.com. we're also streaming on the cbs news app. >>> things certainly got heated during the supreme court today where the conservative majority dealt the biden administration a big setback. the justices ruled 6-3 that the president overstepped his authority with his plan to cancel or reduce some $400 billion in student loan debt. the majority said it would take an act of congress, but the president said he's not giving up on the idea. >> today's decision has closed one path. now we're going to pursue another. i'm never going to stop fighting for you. we'll use every tool at our disposal to get you the student debt relief you need and reach your dreams. >> the high court also handed down a defeat for gay rights, ruling 6-3 that a christian web designer in colorado can refu

and throughout santa rosa and petaluma.nd that's where the visibility has dropped due to the clouds and areas of dense fog. and we're totally sucked in at point rays. meanwhile, richmond district, sunset district, bayview district, all under overcast skies. so it's north beach and the san mateo coastline is just shrouded in cloud cover. a little bit of a break once you get towards santa cruz. so here's the deal. the clouds will retreat out. and as they retreat, we will see breaks and hints of sunshine in san francisco today. yeah, you'll get some sun and we will have temperatures responding as a result. low pressure as well to the north, breaking up that marine layer. a little bit earlier. so if you're heading to the mountains, it is going to be just spectacular visibility, unlimited, lots of blue skies in the greater lake tahoe area, high 70s. we're talking about highs 70s in redwood city and redwood shores, 90 apiece. fairfield and tioga and in morgan hill, somebody's backyard in livermore will hit 90 degrees. otherwise 7

mary isaacs enter in petaluma. they offer housing food and different services to the unhoused year round during the winter storms, they offered a dry and warm place for anyone who was in need with the heat wave this weekend there once again opening their doors and will have a portion of the dining room, which has also has air conditioning. >> can do ice packs. we can help people. carson, rice just ice in the towel. in case someone is so we can put that on their neck. we plenty of ice, water and fruit. things that get there, sugar levels phoenix hasn't heard of any other shelters offering services like this. i think because this is short even. >> that's why there are. but we have the ability to do it. and so why not? >> caught staff believe this will be a good opportunity to see what the need is for people when excessive heat hits for even longer later in the summer. but it will help us understand. >> you know what? we might need to change when we really get hit in the summer. >> one, if an extended excessive heat w

and up in petaluma motorcyclist dead after a crash involving a minivan. it happened around 7 o'clock last night near sonoma mountain parkway near lynn. that lane. no word on what caused that crash. but police say alcohol does not seem to be a factor. it's unclear if the driver cooperated with authorities. 8 year-old boy is in grave condition tonight following a pair of freeway shootings around 6 o'clock last night. shots rang out on eastbound 5.80, in grand and ha streets exits by lake merritt. police say people into cars just started shooting at each other. that little boy was caught in the crossfire. no word on the suspects descriptions at this time. but police did give information about the vehicles involved. >> by his mother to highland hospital. and later. traveled and was transported to oakland children's hospital. the 2 suspect vehicles involved and this are described as a dark gray suv room colored suv. >> anyone who has any information about this shooting is asked to call chp a few hours prior to that one. a woman was injured in a separate shooti

on to another big story that we're following this morning, which is the search for a 24 year-old petaluma man. >> who fell and slipped away in the water near 70 on sunday. now we're hearing from that man's family. we have kron four's tiffany justice up in the newsroom. following the story for us. tiffany. yes, we are hearing from the family of 24 year-old bay area native hayden klemenok. >> they've been desperately searching for their missing loved one at yosemite after he vanished while on a trail. family says klemenok was backpacking with friends over the holiday weekend when he fell and was swept into the rushing rapids. friends say at the time they were taking a break trying to cool off and dunking their heads and hats into the water when in a split second, he slipped his older sister taylor mckinney says her brother and his friends had hike that same location on saturday without any problems. klemenok had just graduated from san diego state 2 months ago with a degree in finance and grew up in petaluma. mckinney says every minute that passes with her brother still missing is unbearabl

. >>> new details in the search for a petaluma native missing i yosemite national park. 24-year-old's sister said that it all started with a simple slip. she said hayden was hikin with friends at the falls on sunday afternoon when they stopped to cool off. >> they were leaning down to dunk their heads in to cool off when within a split second it sounds like hayden slept. one o his hands or knees slipped and he slept into the water, into the current. >> the family is not giving up hope and they are trying to retrace his steps. his sisters is hayden is a lifelong athlete who has participated in multipl sports from baseball to jujitsu >> he is incredibly resilient and a problem solver. he does not give up and he is the most intelligent person. if anyone were to overcome odds , it woul be hayden. >> park rangers essay no matter your level of experience it is important to be careful around swollen falls, rivers and creeks. >>> back home, thieves are goin after bay area mail carriers a an alarming rate. as kelsey thorne reports, they are not going after letters and packages, t

. >>> over in petaluma, owners are considering of closing the park. >> reporter: mobile homes are often a great bargain in the bay area, but there is a downside. if the property owner ever tells you that you have to leave, how do you pack up to go if you actually own the house you are living in? that's the situation faced by residents of two mobile home parks. youngstown and mobile, notice of potential closure. in it owners say they're exploring the options of converting the park. richard leonard has lived in this unit for 33 years. he now shares it with his half brother, darryl pike. but neither has any idea of how it could be moved. >> they said they were going to take it 50 miles away. we didn't know where. many of them could never be relocated even if the owners had the money to do it. where do you take this? >> nowhere. i don't have any and many people don't have another place to go with their letters. >> reporter: blame the cost of maintaining the aging infrastructure. but they also add another possible reason. the park owners conclude they can no longer operate the park based on

telemundo48 respondo televidente de petaluma que estaba muy preocupado de su crédito. >> debido que unaque dijo que le parecía muy buena oferta para ser verdad por lo que decidió cancelarr y llamó la compañía par regresar los celulares.. el dijeron que podía hacerlo porque cancelacióntambién le pidieron que enviara los dos teléfonos por correo y así lo hizo. dice que at&t cancelaría todo pero pasaron los meses y estaban cobrando ambos celulares. la compañía argumentó que no había recibido los celulares pero si los recibieron. pasó el tiempo y le llegó un cobro con por $400 por una línea telefónica que él no aprobó por lo que no hagtambién, porque no entendía porque lo estaban cobrando por esto. >> la compañía envió su cuenta a una agencia de deudas morosas porque no había pagado. abraham preocupado llamo telemundo48 responde y nosotros les escribimos at&ty les enviamos lainformación que argumentaba que el sillón no había adquirido estos móviles y la compañía nos confirmó que la cuenta había sidoeliminada de las cuentas morosas y añadieron que el cliente estaba satisfecho con la resoluci

a driver is in custody on a dui charge after a 3 car crash in petaluma. >> and there's one of the vehiclesolice arrested. 28 year-old miguel cruz, lopez. they say he was drunk driving and rear ending 2 cars around 11, 30 saturday night in area that is so stern petaluma first. it was a crash at the intersection rate avenue and lakeville highway and then the second crash a few blocks away off of baywood drive. police say he had a blood alcohol level 3 times the legal limit and he was booked into the sonoma county jail. in the south bay. 85 year-old man has died after being hit by a car and santa clara. this crash happened friday night around 9 o'clock near homestead road and mary and drive. and he was walking in the crosswalk when he was struck. the driver is cooperating with the police and they say the drugs or alcohol are not our factor. in national news, an american nurse and her daughter have been kidnapped in haiti. she was in the country working for ellroy a christian humanitarian organization. when the pair were taken from the campus that they were working on outside the capital of ha

so about 83 and pleasant and warm in santa rosa and 79 in petaluma next cosple days. we're going to see those temperatures drop off just a bit right about the average for this time of year. and then on thursday we start warming up again. and guess what? that big dome of high pressure out of the desert, southwest arts roll back our way. temperatures showing up in the 90's. maybe some triple digits again on friday and saturday. but here's the good news. it's going to be mainly inland. it will be well to the east bay and again, along the boy than that much of the heat wave. all folks who are on the cusp what he way. we basking in the fog the entire weekend. i think that will be the same next week into. i was hoping that we wouldn't hit triple digits again. but i guess we're not long way to go. and some are still we've got to get. yeah. all right. thanks, lauren. okay. >> coming up next, no of unnecessary. how an arizona county is putting science to the test. make a pizza. shake i there's another. >> massive black hole out there in space and this new one was discovered by

santa rosa in petaluma at a cool 74 compared to where you been and temperatures further cool down for week and on into the weekend with daytime highs will only be in the 60's and 70's at the warmest enjoy it because next week we heat things back up, rising back to the nineties by next tuesday. as for your roads this morning, starting to get a little backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's a back to work wednesday after the 4th yesterday. so a lot more traffic on the roads, but it's still only taking the 10 minutes to get across the bay bridge, san mateo bridge at 13 minutes this morning, looking fine at the richmond. sandra fell at 8 minutes while the golden gate, a little foggy little gray overhead. 19 minutes from nevado to the tolls, all right, john, thank you. over the past few years, california's population is dropped. >> by more than half a million people, that's a lot of folks. but surprisingly, roadway, accidents and fatalities are on the rise. a recent study shows deadly car accident in california are up. 22%. despite hundreds of thousands of people leaving the state last 4

i-76 for you while petaluma novato and san or fell in the upper 70's. now tomorrow's temperatures start us out in the 90's inland and by the weekend, it's triple digits in linden 80's by the bay shore. all this anderson, ian persistently dry skies, which does mean fire danger is going to become more and more of a concern as we heat things up. back to you. >> thank you, john. 10. 46 and president biden is in europe this week. he's going to be attending the two-day nato summit. lithuania. yeah, the world's biggest security alliance has a long list of decisions to make this weekend. ukraine is top of the list, dc correspondent anna wiernicki explains. good morning. the war in ukraine is no down at the top of the summit agenda this week. >> and specifically whether or not ukraine should be offered a needle membership. >> president joe biden said on cnn that he doesn't think ukraine is ready for a needle membership. i don't think there is unanimity in nato about. >> whether or not to bring ukraine into. the nato family. now at this moment in the middle of a

and a driver is in custody and charged with dui after a 3 car crash in petaluma. >> police arrested 28hat day he was drunk driving and rear ended 2 other cars around 11, 30 saturday night and the southeast area of petaluma. and this is the intersection of arena avenue and lakeville highway and its. then there was a second just a few blocks away off. they would drive another accident. and police say the blood alcohol content was 3 times the legal limit limit 8.47. is the time right now. and in the south bay, 85 year-old man was killed after being hit by a car in santa clara. that was friday night around. 9 o'clock near homestead road. and mary and drive. he was in the crosswalk when he was struck and the tribe or did cooperate with the police officers do not believe drugs or alcohol were involved. well, in national news, an american nurse and her daughter, they were reported kidnapped in haiti. >> the woman was in the country working for ellroy. that's a christian humanitarian aid group when the pair were taken from campus just outside the haitian capital on thursday. in a statement roy

petaluma police have arrested a man who they say admitted to several vandalisms throughout the city. officers say they found jacob krstic leo yesterday spray painting graffiti on a sound barrier near a bus stop on north mcdowell boulevard. suspect has now been booked into the sonoma county jail. >> in the south bay, san jose business owner was arraigned workers insurance fraud scheme that totaled up to $460,000. 64 year-old charley, owner of c, d all roofing. he's accused of falsifying records about how long infrequently a deceased employee had worked at his company. the santa clara district attorney's office says that the told workers to lie about the employment of a worker who passed away in a crash while on the job was arraigned yesterday on multiple insurance fraud, felonies. >> well, coming up after the break, we're going to tell some helpful tips to keep in mind if you're going to be working in the hot want to miss that. plus, the giants on a roll in cincinnati taking on the reds, although of her most recent game yesterday had come to an abrupt and we'll explain why i'm orlando

they've been very cloudy this morning, said petaluma sitting at about 59 degrees.are running below average yet again. so you can see where temperatures today, you know, topping out 60 degrees in san francisco. 65 in oakland, we should be in the upper 60's low 70's there. we should be in the 80's in san jose, but we're looking at about 73 livermore, 78 same store in concord in and santa rosa about 74. so again, about 10 degrees below average. and that's kind of been our story because we've had this dip in the jet stream, a little low pressure there that's been helping to kind of usher in that cool moist air. however, you see that high pressure kind of lurking down there in the southwest. will that is ultimately going to start to build in and when it does, it's going to start to bump this out of the way and get us a little bit warmer and a little bit clearer. but for now, as we look at stormtracker 4, certainly we're stuck with the clouds, no doubt about it. that high pressure will come to the rescue and that will start to warm us up. you can see it happens a little

the search continues for a 24 year-old petaluma man. >> who fell and was swept away in yosemite in then sunday. now we're hearing from that man's family. we have kron four's tiffany justice following the story for us up in the newsroom. >> tiffany. yes, we are hearing from the family of 24 year-old bay area needed hayden klemenok. >> they've been desperately searching for their missing loved one at yosemite after he vanished while on a trail. family says klemenok was backpacking with friends over the holiday weekend when he fell and was swept into rushing rapids. friends say at the time they were taking a break trying to cool off and dunking their heads and hats into the water when in a split second, he slipped his older sister taylor mckinney says her brother and his friends had hike that same location on saturday without any problems. klemenok had just graduated from san diego state 2 months ago with his green financing grew up in petaluma. mckinney says every minute that passes with her brother still missing is unbearable. but they're still holding out for hope. >> we still incredib

robin phoenix is the director of the shelter services at cots, mary isaac center in petaluma. and they are opening their doors. >> and we'll have a portion of the dining room, which has also has air conditioning. can do ice packs. we can help people who are cars ice chest ice in the towel. in case someone is washed so we can put that on their neck. we also plenty of ice, water and fruit things that get there, sugar levels up. >> well, phoenix hopes that if an extended excessive heat warning hits this summer than the county and the city will open up a larger cooling center's to help even more people. the county plans to monitor the weather this weekend. and if a cooling center is activated, the public will be notified. well, officials are asking you to spare the air today. the alert comes as hot temperatures and vehicle exhaust are expected to create more small and pollution. you'll probably notice that haze in the air, children, seniors and those with respiratory and heart conditions are particularly vulnerable during a spare the air alert. it's recommended that you avoid any

santa rosa in petaluma at 86 degrees.ad tomorrow and thursday, we're holding not changing much, but that spike really occurs this weekend. look at those triple digits in london, 80's by the bay shore and all of it under sunny and dry conditions, which is definitely going to up fire danger continuously over the next several days right now. that let's get you rolling on a tuesday. >> if you are going to hit the roads, look at our screen there. we've got you covered the bay bridge meter lights are on. so at about 16 minutes there, our san mateo bridge a little under 14 minutes traveling across towards peninsula. no major hazard. so that's good. richmond, sandra fell bridge about 11 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls going to about 20 minutes on this tuesday. it's 6.20, and happening today, students plan to protest a tuition hike at cal state universities under the plan there would be a tuition rate increased by 6% per year starting in the fall of 2024. until 2029, the protest is going to happen outside the c

look at your part of the bay area, 89 in petaluma, 80s along the bay shore. we can watch the heat migrate away. fo thunderstorms, if you watch tha in the north bay, that's not a threat anymore. you have to get all the way to nevada to find the energy. also going that way is the hot air. watch the progression as we take the warmth in the atmosphere over the next few days. it pulsates through the afternoon and cools down at night. you can see progression as it all moves awa from us. the center of the bubble of warm air is going to be over new mexico by wednesday instead of parked right on top of us. watch the transition in daytime highs. i will advance this to tuesday and see the color shift. cool air comes in. that is just until tuesday. if we look at the forecast you wil see how it is more meaningful. the numbers come down to the mid-70s, or i should say the upper 60s. we are open for wednesday. we will warm back up it will be an 80 degree day on saturday. san jose, we saw your number. you have to go back up to 97 degrees. santa rosa will be 3 degrees shy, an

san francisco today at 60 degrees, 80s near petaluma . we warm into the 90s the more north we go. even up into ukiah. we are about 10 degrees above average , closer to pleasanton into livermore. 5 degrees below average for the microclimates along the coast. it will be breezier along the coast. into the evening hours tonight we see about 38-40 miles per hour wind gusts near bodgea bay. later this afternoon into half moon bay. we have big changes in the forecast. it starts tomorrow and lasts through the rest of the week. this area of low pressure will taper its way in and as it does it will cool us off with cool air from the north and it will offer breezier conditions along the coastline. be prepared. >>> let's get to what's happening around the bay on your tuesday, july 25th. in berkeley the decision on automatic license plate readers is expected today. yesterday the city's police accountability board discussed the topic heavily split among residents. the city council is expected to vote on whether to allow the installer not. the city hopes the new idea will deter crime, especially