in a statement, attorney larissa brains says petaluma's mobile home rent control ordinance cannot act as an unconstitutional taking of private property because of property owners in the u.s. are constitutionally entitled to earn a fair and reasonable return on the capital they invested in to buy the property. this may be shaping up as a legal challenge to the concept of rent control in general but instead of suing the city over it, they are forcing a group of senior citizens to defend it. >> even though the proposed rent hikes are above the cap, the issues must go to arbitration which could happen within the next 60 days. the attorney and expert witnesses who help the homeowners in the previous arbitration case have offered to help them again, this time free of charge. >>> coming up, have you caught lotto peever? you could be a billionaire but the numbers are right. details on tonight's jackpot. >>> we are counting down to the preseason face-off between the niners and the raiders. coming up, matt lively has an update on brock purdy's injury. >>> it is cooler as we head into the aftern

. >> residents in a petaluma mobile home park say their landlord is retaliating against them for helping get new rent control ordinances passed in the city. >> the tenants are all senior citizens and the residents tell our john ramos they're worried they could soon end up on the streets. >> reporter: last week we told you a story about a couple mobile home parks in petaluma that threatened closure, living the residents confused and scared about what was going to happen to them, but that's not the end of the story. a few days later they got something in the mail that was even more traumatizing. the story begins in 2020 when the youngstown mobile home park was sold to new owners. despite being rent-controlled, residents soon got a notice of rent increases of 40%. they fought the rent hike in arbitration and won and then jody johnson began lobbying for new city ordinances that would strengthen the rules around rent control. to her amazement, they won again. >> we were just simply elated that they understood the complexity of it because it is complex. we own the properties, but we have to pa

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i didn't hear back from the petaluma police department this morning. they say that they wanted to provide a reminder to a quick inspection prior to using any payment terminals. skimmers can be difficult to spot the sometimes a quick visual and physical inspection can help identify fraudulent skimming devices. now to revisit these tips once more, you can go online to kron 4 dot com. we have a web story up already. but those tips included reporting live in petaluma tiffany justice. back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you. >> it's 10 37 and on the peninsula. authorities in san carlos now are investigating a home depot security guard who shot a suspected shoplifter. this all happened monday night about 10 o'clock at the store on old county road. you see that on the map. the sheriff's office says the guard confronted the suspect who they've identified as jonathan mackey and the fight broke out between them during which police say mackey grabbed the guard's baton began striking him with it. eventually he threw that baton through a glass door and police sa

the petaluma city council also per plane.grew up in petaluma enlisted in the navy, went through the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. she then attended stanford and after deploying twice to iraq and afghanistan with the marine corps. she joined nasa's astronaut corps in 2013, quite some achievements. there. attention cheese. fancy a's annual san francisco cheese fest will be held at the ferry building in the city on september. 23rd festival will offer bountiful samples from artisan cheesemakers to pair with wine and beer. these are pictures from previous years. tickets are on sale now. sounds like a great time. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. coming up sports night live. kate rooney standing by with a some cheesy action on the ball field by both of our bay area team. that's a good way to put it. it's hard to top. >> she's i think there's so many cheese lovers out there. unfortunately, the giants and the a's were not able to do that. the giants were looking to wake up their backs on the road facing the high scoring braves wil

the mountain lion was started in petaluma and petaluma, the police tried to find it but were not able >>> call it a case of when one door closes, another one opens. this is out of san francisco, the city is reeling from that is closed for good. but, today, a brand-new brewery. you can find enterprise brewing company, near the corner of 8 in howard street. it actually stands just a few blocks from where the original enterprise brewing company used to be way back when. i mean, way back when. it entered up in 1873. and then it survived the 1906 earthquake but shut down in 1920 due to prohibition. today, it reopened. owners of the newbury has three bottles in the original business above the bar. >> two of the three were brought in by various patrons in town. that like, just had it on the shelf for 1 million years. and then they brought it in and donated it to the cause. so, that is another reason. the story is fun. >> and has been in the beer business for decades, lives in san francisco, for a dozen years. his brewmaster is a fourth- generation bay area resident. >>> typically, politician

takes us to the workshop of a petaluma artist preparing for the festival and his quest to go out on top. >> i started out in my parents' photo lab. >> reporter: there are many journeys one can take with a camera. in that sense, photographer michael garlington has always aimed big. >> i always shot large format. >> reporter: he used his photography to create worlds of fantasy. as his photos got bigger, so did his ideas. >> i had enough photos to start covering my volkswagen van with pictures. that was the beginning of doing architectural photo sculpture. >> reporter: that is what brings to us this. >> hello, welcome to babel. a 60-foot photo sculpture. >> reporter: garlington's photos are the building block of what he calls his chapel of babel, rising in a petaluma field. >> what it is, it's a gallery of the photos i've been collecting for about 35 years. this is my uncle steve deutsch who passed away. this is his honorarium. i wanted a memory board. >> reporter: what you see before us is the model of babel. when done, garlington's tower will tower 60 feet over nevada's black rock desert

petaluma. police are investigating 3 separate store thefts.that all happened yesterday in the span of about 4 hours. they say they 4 hours. they say they arrested a man for stealing but they're still looking for 3 other people who stole from a wilco farm store kohl's. fairfield police meanwhile, will be holding a dui checkpoint in an effort to decrease the number of dui driving related crashes. it's set to start tonight at 7 o'clock and the warriors released the schedule for the upcoming season and they will have 29 nationally televised games on opening night tuesday. it's set for tuesday, october 24th. they are going to be playing the phoenix suns. all right. 5.15, on the clock now. let's get a check of the weather here at the quarter hour. john, trouble with a look outside on this friday. look into the weekend, john, what we've got in store little bit on the cooler side, james, which is welcome change of pace. >> we had been seeing hot weather so far this weekend today. a lot of inland areas dropping into the upper 80's. a okay with that. lo

it happened early thursday morning in petaluma. police say one of these was spotted around midnight on mccould boulevard at a kohl's parking lot. then six hours later someone caught this video of a lion walking right across thedriveway just easy breezy on a thursday. this was over on myrtle avenue about five miles from the parking lot in petaluma where the other one was spotted. for those of you wondering if there was more than one. police have zoomed in on the video and they think this is the same mountain lion getting its steps in. keep an eye on the pets if they are outside. >>> which they might be let's get a check of weather and together. let's start with first alert meteorologist jessica birch. >> you know, if you want to take your pets outside by all means just keep them on a leash. this weekend though it's going to warm up fast off in the east bay. you are going to want to wait until the late evening hours or early morning hours to really get that long walk in with the pups. here's the reason why. weather going to be seeing

this is where the mountain lion was spotted in this parking lot in petaluma petaluma police spent many hours this morning trying to track and locate them out alive. but they say they are unsuccessful. i'm really no fear at all. you know, because really they want to stay away from us. >> and for this long time petaluma resident, the recent sighting comes as no surprise political police sending out an advisory at 2 o'clock this morning urging residents to use caution when walking in the area. they've received numerous calls about the animal in the parking lots near the kohl's department store in home. 2 suites just north on mcdowell boulevard. but brenda liles with the mountain lion foundation says it's not uncommon to spot a mountain lion in this area. it's not unusual for mount lions to wander into suburban areas or occasionally urban areas. >> you know, mountain lions live in the area at the and not lions have big territories. them outline could possibly be on the move. the cotati police department thursday morning saying a mountain lion was spotted in cotati possibly moving into the

i did hear back from the petaluma police department this morning. they say we want to provide a reminder to a quick inspection prior to using payment terminals. skimmers can be difficult to spot. sometimes a quick visual and physical inspection can help identify fraudulent skimming devices to revisit these tips. once more you go online to kron 4 dot com. we have a story already online with those tips reporting to justice. back to you. >> let's get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look outside at downtown san francisco. a really beautiful day here for folks in the bay area. kron meteorologist kyla grogan has more details on what we can expect. so fog, of course, hanging out. there some earth sets, right? we're doing that. typical san francisco thing of this is a live look from our mount tam cam and the kind of cool thing here is you do see obviously the very pervasive marine layer as you get up to elevation. but >> if you take your id and their their san francisco, you can kind of see the building. some of it starting to peek through

right along petaluma, napa, sonoma, petaluma, inverness and maybe novato as well.re moisture is coming in off the sierra. so there will be some sun breaks and will keep it partly to mostly cloudy. the air flow off of that sierra will keep that train of moisture going and could get some isolated showers. you can see some lightning offshore that's developed. so it wouldn't take much up in the mountains because of the cloud cover. 50 truckee and 58 south lake tahoe. so that moisture will stream across until probably late this afternoon. then it should start to lift a little more northward . th be a lot of moisture taking aim at the sierra. look at that. some of that could easily drift back towards us as the low kind of lifts northward and elongate as we head through the week. but take a look at the projections here for up in the mountains. i mean, it has really ramped up here. now, it doesn't mean that's how much is going to fall, but there is no doubt about an uptick in the amount of forecast on the rainfall for south lake tahoe and truckee. for us, probably a little

san jose and petaluma. both end at the federal building in san francisco monday. organize others say it's been 40 years of congressional inaction on immigration reform. they're calling on congress to update the registry bill, which would seek 8 million undocumented people eligible for residency. the marches both start at 8:00 this morning. >>> in lighter news, new this morning, hanks the tank has been captured. you may remember that 500-pound female bear that gained attention after breaking into at least 21 homes in southlake tahoe? the california department of fish and wildlife say the large black bear was safely caught earlier yesterday morning along with her three cubs. she will be transported to a wild animal sanctuary in colorado. as for the three young cubs who took part in some of those home break-ins as well, potentially moved to sonoma county wildlife rescue in hopes they can put their life of crime behind them and be returned to the wild. >>> 7:10. much more on "today in the bay." coming up, local missionaries trapped in west africa. they are finally on

the petaluma city council is set to proclaim the 19th as nicole mann day and grew up in petaluma and the u.s. naval academy. she then attended sanford and after deploying twice to iraq and afghanistan with the u.s. marine corps. she joins nasa's astronaut corps in 2013. all right. >> coming up, brock purdy making his preseason debut tonight against the denver broncos at levi stadium. and that is where kate really is tonight. she's going to tell us how he did live from the us how he did live from the stadium next. (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the smell of football is in the air and that is why we're live here at levi stadium tonight for the forty-niners second preseason game of the year. taking on the denver broncos. lots of players trying to get their final reps before the regular season starts earned their sp

. >> coming up, a tonight for thieves in petaluma after police say 3 stores were robbed within 4 hours to get a drink at a starbucks in the north bay. and what a ring camera caught at the front door of a woman's home 4 o'clock in the morning. the surprising visitor who apparently just wanted to say hi. in san jose. a student was stabbed on campus just as the school year is starting. police say one of the 2 teenagers stabbed james lick high school. >> is in critical condition tonight. kron four's justin campbell reports. >> school officials now telling us that both juveniles that were stabbed are in stable condition. james high school went into a shelter in place around 11, 30 thursday morning after an altercation between students and school district officials address the incident at their board meeting thursday evening. events of today do not speak represent what james high school more with site is. >> it was a senseless act are still waiting to get all the facts and learn exactly what happened. you can see in the video a swarm of police around the school and also tape along with homes

kron 4.70, justice caught up with the group's walking from san jose and petaluma to san francisco. yes, the left about 8 o'clock this morning marching in making their way into downtown san francisco. this is a big effort that started on saturday. >> and has gone through the weekend. 2 groups marching down. we also know that they started marching toward san francisco from san jose and petaluma on saturday and plan on arriving to the federal building in the city by monday, marching along the way. organizers say to bring awareness to h r 15, 11, the registry bill, the bill would allow undocumented people to apply to be permanent. u.s. residents. the marchers are calling for passage of this legislation that is sponsored by u.s. representative zoe lofgren. the bill would provide a lawful permanent resident status to certain long-term residents, including the undocumented. >> organizers tell us it would allow about 8 million undocumented residents who so now with into this thing thinking would think know that it is to the prohibition of 1929. oh, but make racial law. so so introduce a bi

we off to petaluma in 116.t turn out too because it pardon me a big problem on 116 near traka road. i just want you to know it's there in petaluma and you might see a momentary backup pass the scene but we got lucky with not having a big backup. i think part of it is because it's so early, as we look at all these commutes, it is early out there. we don't have a lot going on just the way we like it. so perhaps we're going to have a nice tuesday. you can see westbound bay bridge traffic is looking very good with no major issues. 501 let's get back to the headlines, guys. thank you, sal. we begin the 5:00 hour with the developing story in san francisco. the investigation is underway into a police shooting in the city's tenderloin district. officers say they shot a man who pulled out a knife. ctv's james torres joins us now to talk about the entire incident was captured on camera. james pam, good morning to you. here with that incident has been caught on camera. we've reviewed that footage. and of course, despite b

police in petaluma are investigating 3 separate store thefts.appened on the same day in a span of about 4 hours. they say they happened yesterday at a dick's sporting goods, wilco farm store and at a kohl's, police say a man took off with $1000 worth of merchandise from dick's sporting goods. he was later found and arrested. and while that person was being booked into jail, officers got the call of a theft happening out. it will co they say these 2 men stole about $3,000 worth of merchandise. they're still looking for them. so contact police if you know who they are. as for the incident at the kohl store, police say the suspect in that case load up a backpack with perfumes and took off. they're still looking for that thief this morning. well, there are new efforts right now in the south bay to help get guns off the streets. starting on monday, the santa clara county sheriff's office is launching the firearms relinquishment program. it's a program that the sheriff's hopes will collect unwanted guns and prevent them from ending up in the wrong han

yes, another spotting of a mountain lion this time in petaluma. >> and a parking lot petaluma police that many hours this morning trying to locate that mountain lion. but they say it was unsuccessful. police sending out an advisory at 2 o'clock this morning urging residents to use caution walking in the area. here's a map of where th ss l happening. the received numerous calls about the animal in the parking lots near kohl's department store and home 2 suites just north on mcdowell boulevard. petaluma police asked if you spot them online, please call their dispatch line. now. safety is always important. it was just last year a sonoma county resident experience a terrifying moment when i'm out online went to her home through an open sliding glass door and attacked her border collie inside her home video was captured of the mountain lion, then dragging that dog outside by its neck. thankfully, it survives. the mountain lion was later euthanized. officials say here in california, the primary source of food from outlines is dear, but that population is dwindling. now, if you do encounter

, not petaluma. this is sonoma county or we're just getting into sonoma county out of marin, just about to pass the dumps here. and that's near the marin sonoma county line. we do see some traffic and southbound 101 is doing okay through the construction zone. let's go to the maps now. i want to show you or the pictures here. i want to show you highway 24 westbound looks pretty good. it's a little more crowded there through the lafayette area. nothing unusual about that. if you are driving into the south bay 101. is all of a sudden pretty slow. so is tweeting near 17 and then you see some slow traffic there at the bay bridge. we have been pretty light this morning in the 8:00 hour. you can see there's not a lot going on. there is some slowing at the metering lights, though. it is 813. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. well, oakland police will get some assistance from another law enforcement agency. how the chp is expected to step in as the city of oakland deals with a spike in cr

we also know that they started marching toward san francisco from san jose and petaluma on saturday and plan on arriving to the federal building in the city by monday, marching along the way. organizers say to bring awareness to h r 15, 11, the registry bill, the bill would allow undocumented people to apply to be permanent. u.s. residents. the marchers are calling for passage of this legislation that is sponsored by u.s. representative zoe lofgren. the bill would provide a lawful permanent resident status to certain long-term residents, including the undocumented. >> organizers tell us it would allow about 8 million undocumented residents who so now with into this thing thinking would think know that it is to the prohibition of 1929. oh, but make racial law. so so lufkin introduce a bill on much of these here. they says if you've been in this country, they want remove that. do move it. >> 2 of the closest to 2023. so that's why we much. >> again, their goal is to make it into the city by monday, arriving to a federal building by monday, told they will host a rally reporting to just kro

police say he told the woman who reported him missing he would be sailing back to petaluma but she has heard from him and says his cell phone has been turned off. the coast guard tried unsuccessfully to reach him by radio. ferguson described as a 5 foot 9 white man, brown hair. green eyes reportedly has some cognitive problems and has limited voting experience. anyone with information is urged to contact police. >> new details tonight on that mass shooting at a biker bar in southern california. we're learning the gunman was a retired police officer. 4 people, including the gunman, died in the shooting. several others are in critical condition tonight happened about 7.30, last night at cook's corner in tribute canyon. that's a small community in the eastern's part of orange county in the foothills. there. deputies say the gunman went into the bar and shot his estranged wife and her dinner dinner companion and then started shooting at random. the gunman, then i went outside and kept firing. and that is when police officers killed him. deputies say the estranged wife was targeted in that

es hubo en la coaliciÓn y se convocÓ a una manifestaciÓn en petaluma.no quieren perder la tranquilidad. carlos garcÍa trabaja en la construcciÓn. le advertÍan de la posibilidad de cerrar el lugar. las rentas estÁn demasiado altas. residentes del lugar realizaron una protesta. yo empezarÍa como mamÁ soltera. no me puedo imaginar. liliana es madre de dos hijos. al mes paga unos $900. >> no ganamos mucho que digamos. >> algunos son residentes de la misma familia. >> tengo depresiÓn ya. >> hablaron del incertidumbre que comparten unas 75 familias latinas que tienen el temor de ser desalojadas. >> les quiero decir que se pueden quedar. a travÉs de un mensaje de voz me aclararon que los dueÑos del parque son ellos. >> les tengo el pronÓstico de lo que podemos se verÁn el dÍa de maÑana y las mÁximas tambiÉn del dÍa de maÑana jueves. tienen a vario padres de familia complicados y ya le explicamos por quÉ. >> representantes del distrito escolar confirmaron que la amenaza de bomba se generÓ luego de un evento el fin de semana. se espera que la prÓxima semana la e

. >> reporter: a handful of ralliers in support of the indictment demonstrated in petaluma this evening. >> i'm troubled that donald trump is the candidate for that party, and there is only a handful of those people that are standing up to him. >> reporter: they say evidence of the former president's guilt is laid thought the indictment for felony counts saying he conspired to defraud the government and sought to overturn an election. in the courtroom, special counsel jack smith sat in the front row. the man who led the investigation and accused the former president of spreading lies about a stolen election. but the former president stood defiant following his arraignment. >> when you look at what's happening, this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. >> reporter: his legal team calling it an attack on first amendment rights to free speech. >> this is the first time that the first amendment has been criminalized. >> reporter: but the 45-page criminal indictment details action that the trump team, led by mr. trump set into action, includ

we will see 90's on the board for the most part. 93 in petaluma.ld day with temperatures in the 80's. 81 in oakland. in the end, it is high. air. we will see a little bit of along the coast. future trak compared to today. thursday, we start to introduce some cooler air. here is the accuweather forecast. that cooler weather arrives thursday into friday. saturday and sunday, morning fog and son -- sunshine. jobina: we will start with an overall view of the map. the father w you heading towards the golden gate bridge. you can traveling twice the bay bridge plaza -- our biggest drivetime difference will be and to have to concord. it was a little over 19 an hour ago. kumasi: a famous lgbtq stud. a liquor license has been filed. according to business times, the application for the license is on folsom street. trademark close pop-up experiences most recently. the owners of a lack of revenue -- due to the shelter-in-place orders. reggie: amazon is coming back to a plan for a six acre property in san francisco. it will be used as a parcel delivery center. i

we're on our way to petaluma to meet one of the festival's artists who's hoping to go out on top.el: i started out in my parent's black and white photo lab. joe: there are many journeys one can take with a camera, and in that sense photographer michael garlington has always aimed big. michael: i always shot large format. so, i mean, all the portraits were done with a four by five graflex. joe: he used his photography to create worlds of fantasy. as his photos got bigger, so did his ideas. michael: i had enough photos to start covering my volkswagen van with pictures, but that was the beginning of doing kind of architectural photo sculpture. joe: and that in a snapshot is what brings us to this. michael: hello and welcome to babel, a 60-foot photographic sculpture. joe: garlington's photos are the building blocks of what he calls his chapel of babel rising in a petaluma field. michael: what it is is really a gallery of the photos that i've been collecting for about 35 years. and this is my uncle steve stoich who passed away. so this is his honorarium. michael: right here we are in

temperatures are still hot, especially inland and the east bay, tri-delta and the valley 90s, 80s for petaluma and napa and close to 90 degrees in san jose. temperatures around the bay have backed down. san francisco and oakland were well into the 70s earlier. now you're already below 70 degrees and it's only 59 degrees in half moon bay. that onshore breeze is reasserting itself. temperatures tomorrow will be maybe a degree below average in san jose, but close to 10 degrees below average in concord knocking your highs down into the upper 70s after you spent a few days around 100 degrees, kind of weather whiplash. eventually we'll climb up the other side of the temperature roller coaster in a few minutes. >>> the debate whether to expand permits for driverless cars was in front of a state commission today highlighting concerns about their interactions with first responders at the scenes of emergency. anne makovec was following that hearing. anne, any decisions made? >> not until thursday. that is when the public utilities commission is set to vote. today the focus office what happens when a car

tiffany justice caught up with the group's walking from san jose and petaluma to san francisco. >> yes, the left about 8 o'clock this morning marching in making their way into downtown san francisco. this is a big effort that started on saturday. >> and has gone through the weekend. 2 groups marching down. we also know that they started marching toward san francisco from san jose and petaluma on saturday and plan on arriving to the federal building in the city by monday, marching along the way. organizers say to bring awareness to h r 15, 11, the registry bill, the bill would allow undocumented people to apply to be permanent. u.s. residents. the marchers are calling for passage of this legislation that is sponsored by u.s. representative zoe lofgren. the bill would provide a lawful permanent resident status to certain long-term residents, including the undocumented. >> organizers tell us it would allow about 8 million undocumented residents who so now with into this thing thinking with thing know that it is to the prohibition of 1929. oh, but make racial law. so so introduce a bill on

dense fog in the north bay from santa rosa, petaluma. quarter-mile visibility.but outside of those areas, fog above that is not impacting visibility. we will have a cloud cover breakdown with dense fog that lingers into 8 a.m. this morning. we will see sunshine across the city, and certainly a brighter sky around parts of the shoreline. compared to yesterday, warmer across the board. closer to where we should be this time of year. overnight, we will have a marine layer developing. very typical pattern with temperatures in the 50's. here is future tracker temperatures. we'll start to warm up even more on saturday. we'll be above average for this time of year. then by sunday, we are just downright hot, in land. 100 and livermore, 103 in antioch. 102 in fairfield. calistoga, fairfield, 101 to 105. natural ac keeping the coast clear, and we will start to cool off as we head into monday. stern grove on monday, looking lovely, but gusty the afternoon. temperatures in the mid 60's. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. warming trend accelerating over the weekend, but

the petaluma city council also sent to proclaim snptember 19th as nicole mandate and grew up in petalumay. she then attended a stanford and after deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan with the u.s. marines, she joined nasa's astronaut corps in 2013. >> she into the crate >> she wasn't too happy about that. but this was actually a rescue team. it scooped a long nose, first seal out lake. the animal was found far outside of its geographic range in queensland, australia. seaworld said the seal nicknamed lucille, but local community was being monitored by a sea world foundation team after it had been spotted at lake or earlier in the month, the 18 month to two-year old animal will go through some routine health checks now at seaworld. while plan is assembled to get it back home to the wild. say they like to find themselves elsewhere. you they're curious. i like that name lucille. cute. finally, this sunday is dedicated to second on croc in san francisco. the flaming lips are closing out. this summer's stern grove concert series. kimberly, the end of summer. to celebrate the city's declaring

. >> citing up in petaluma. what do you do? you do?look at that with the >> in the newsroom. let's go to kron four's tiffany justice. and actually she filed a whole story to get us up to date on what happened and what you should another spotting of a mountain lion this time in petaluma petaluma police spent many hours this morning trying to locate that mountain line. >> but they say they were unsueful. police sending out an advisory at 2 o'clock this morning urging residents to use caution when walking in that area. here's a map where this is all happening. they say they received numerous calls about the animal in the parking lots nethe kohl's department store in home. 2 suites just north on mcdowell boulevard. louisville pocesk if you do spot that now online, please call their dispatch line. safety is always important. it was just last year a sonoma county resident experience a terrifying moment when a mountain lion went into her home through an open sliding glass door and attacked her border collie video was captured of the mountain

there is some dense fog around petaluma.e are looking at a crash with a couple of cars involved on northbound 101 at the petaluma boulevard on-ramp, just after you pass the petaluma outlets. there are a couple of lane blocks there as crews try to handle the crash and handle some of the breakdowns going on with the cars. we'll check on the build in other parts of the bay area and keep you posted in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. >>> developing now, crews working overnight to stop a fire from spreading further in the east san jose hills. the clayton fire broke out yesterday afternoon. so far, it has burned 60 acres, but containment is up 35%. a lot of smoke there. cal fire says around 30 homes remain threatened. no structures have been damaged so far. hopefully it remains that way. evacuation warnings, not orders, are in place for people living near three springs road. bob redell is out at the scene this morning. we'll join us with a live update in about half an hour. >>> cleaning up san francisco streets, a big job, and

another spotting of a mountain lion this time in petaluma petaluma police spent many hours this morning trying to locate that mountain line. >> but they say they were unsuccessful. police sending out an advisory at 2 o'clock this morning urging residents to use caution when walking in that area. here's a map of where this is all happening. they say they received numerous calls about the animal in the parking lots near the kohl's department store in home. 2 suites just north on mcdowell boulevard. louisville police ask if you do spot that now online, please call their dispatch line. safety is always important. it was just last year a sonoma county resident experience a terrifying moment when a mountain lion went into her home through an open sliding glass door and attacked her border collie video was captured of the mountain lined dragging the dog outside by its neck. thankfully, the dog survived. the mountain lion was later euthanized. now officials say here in california, the primer source for food from outlines is dear. but that population is dwindling. if you do encounter a mountain

an early morning car chase in petaluma.nd as with an arrest, reyna harvey following the story for us here in the studio. serena, what happened james petaluma police say that person under arrest 34 year-old william die from vacaville. >> officers suspected i was driving under the influence during this early morning. chase. it all started around 12. 0, 9, on lakeville street in petaluma. police say the driver was crossing multiple lanes of oncoming traffic. blowing multiple red lights when attempting to get away from police. the sonoma county sheriff's office joined in as they chased that car. apparent ahead for the town of bodega. the driver then attempted to get on the highway when he lost control and crashed into a dirt embankment. and i was actually booked into the sonoma county jail that main detention facility on suspicion of felony evasion city. back to both of the deaths. all right. thanks a lot. >> 10 33 is the time to teenagers were stabbed at golden gate park. police say they were called out to spreckels lake right

another spotting of a mountain lion this time in petaluma petaluma police spent many hours this morning trying to locate that mountain line. >> but they say they were unsuccessful. police sending out an advisory at 2 o'clock this morning urging residents to use caution when walking in that area. here's a map of where this is all happening. they say they received numerous calls about the animal in the parking lots near the kohl's department store in home. 2 suites just north on mcdowell boulevard. louisville police ask if you do spot that now online, please call their dispatch line. safety is always important. it was just last year a sonoma county resident experience a terrifying moment when a mountain lion went into her home through an open sliding glass door and attacked her border collie video was captured of the mountain lined dragging the dog outside by its neck. thankfully, the dog survived. the mountain lion was later euthanized. now officials say here in california, the primer source for food from outlines is dear, but that population is dwindling. if you do encounter a mountain

this was on myrtle avenue about five miles from that parking lot in petaluma. so for those of you out there wondering and waking up to this news, wondering if maybe there's more than one of these things wandering around, police tell us they think this mountain lion is the same one as the one spotted about five miles away. so he really got in the steps. still though a reminder keep an eye on pets while outside and people getting ready in the city are doing some foggy dog walking this morning. >> absolutely. >>> i mean, up the hills, down the hills no matter which corner you go in san francisco, we are all dealing with that fog this morning. not the case though off into the east bay. this is a live look at what should be the golden gate bridge. trust me, it's there. we just can't see it right now later into this afternoon that marine layer will pull its way back along the coast, sunnier skies around the corner. now all of the microclimates today decided to do something different. but not right now at least. we're still in the 50s anywhere from concord ranging ove

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some coming through the petaluma gap, but i can't find much else.there won't be much there and it won't last long. inland temps warming up. we'll have 80s and 90s forecast highs 70s 80s to 90s the warmest livermore at 94. santa rosa 91. all right. sally's here. he said there was a couple of little things going on. would you like to tell us more? yeah. there's just a couple of slowdowns out there. steve, good morning to you. first of all, let's start off with the macarthur maze. looking at the commute coming down to the maze. it's busy, but it's not stop and go. you will see some stop and go traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's not all that severe. we had an earlier stalled vehicle on the bridge that was gone quickly. this is a look at interstate 880. that looks good. san mateo and dumbarton bridge also off to a very good start. now now at 601. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal. a walnut creek walnut creek is ordering a bar with a recent history of disturbance is to close two hours early each night . spoon tonic lounge is located

and the theft in petaluma that we saw. >> it's coming.told you about what has happened there earlier in the show. there was another burglary and >> there's a statewide task force. it's really putting millions of dollars into this fund inc to try to crack down on all this retail theft for stealing. it's been a problem. mobs of people going steal a bunch of stuff and run out. nobody do anything about it, apparently. but experts tell kron four's haaziq mod-yoon shoplifters. >> really won't stop until the laws are actually changed. >> it is a video of a mob of shoplifters inside a los angeles nordstrom that has been seen around the world. >> a flash mob of individuals ransacked a department store. took more than 300,000 dollars of merchandise. now the california highway patrol is wrapping up its effort to disrupt retail statewide with the help of additional funding for their organized retail task force. also, please announce that the governor has expanded to the local law enforcement agencies weren't astounding. 85 million dollars. to help th

the petaluma city council also proclaims september 19th as nicole mandate and grew up in petaluma andhe then attended stanford and after deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan with the u.s. marine corps, she joined nasa, nasa's astronaut corps in 2013. just incredible. and the giants faced off against the braves in the first game of their series on friday. kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney tells us where the orange and black stand after last night's game. >> the 2nd half of the season hasn't been especially kind to the giants. if the season ended today, they'd have the second nl wild card spot. but august has brought a lot of losses and there are plenty of teams nipping right on their heels. so it's no wonder gabe kaplan has been feeling a little feisty lately. major league baseball find cap lure and suspended him for one game on friday. the suspension is for returning to the dugout after he was ejected from tuesday's game against tampa bay capital was ejected by home plate umpire chad whitson for arguing a strike call in the 4th inning. you can't do that cap. it was his second ejec

. >> in petaluma. they want to know why the school principal was fired. e-mail went out on monday to parents informing them that principal patrick daley would no longer be working. there actually won on sunday night. a student from the school says that students and staff actually walked out of class yesterday morning in protest. we have reached out to the school and the superintendent, but we haven't heard back. >> alright, 74 is the time and also new for you this morning. the city of berkeley has been given the go ahead to continue construction of new housing people's park. it was desperately needed by cal students and the neighborhood. but this was opposed by some local groups. kron four's will tran is live in berkeley with the latest. will. >> duryea the local groups are using 1970's lull that had to take into account noise pollution from people after they moved in. and because of that, they could not resume construction or finish construction of 150 unit that will house about 1100 students. and then it would build a separate building that would house

and the city of petaluma is seeing an increase in card skimmers. we're live with how to spot one what to do. if you do see one. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here at 07:00am on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey will to start to the week was a a warm one, james? yeah. and we've been cooling off gradually every day. it's been really nice. let's get that forecast now with john. good morning. and yesterday we saw our first date cooler weather. and today we're going to keep that around. keep it around for the rest of the workweek. anyways, mix of clouds and some sunshine seen here from your berkeley hills camera that low cloud cover sitting above the bay. so aside from a few spots in the mountains right along the coastline, visibility has not been much of a concern at all. it's definitely just a cool and partly cloudy. start 50's 60's for your current temperatures. very similar feel as compared to this time yesterday and we'r

another spotting of a mountain lion this time in petaluma in a parking lot. police spent many hours this morning trying to locate that mountain lion, but they say it was unsuccessful. police sending out an advisory at 2 o'clock this morning urging residents to use caution walking in that area. here's a map of where this is alhappening. they've receivenumerous calls about that animal in the parking lots near the kohl's department store in home. 2 suites just north on boulevard. petaluma police ask if you spot the mound line, please call their dispatch line. now. safety is also important. always important. it was just last year, a sonoma county resident experience a terrifying moment when a mountain lion went to her home through an open sliding glass door and attacked her border collie video was captured of the mountain lined and dragging the dog outside by its neck. thankfully, the dog did survive. the mountain lion was later euthanized. officials say here in california, the primary source of food from outlines is dear. but that population is dwindling. now, i

we take tout workshop of a petaluma artist preparing for the festival and the quest to go out on top. >> i started out in my parents' photo lab. >> reporter: there are many journeys one can take with a camera. and in that sense, photographer michael garlington has always aimed big. >> all the portraits are gone a four by five. >> reporter: he uses his photography to create worlds of fantasies. as his photos got bigger, so did his ideas. >> i had enough photos to start covering my volkswagen van with pictures. but that was the beginning of doing architectural photo sculpture. >> reporter: and that brings us to this. >> hello, and welcome to babel. >> reporter: it is the building blocks of what he calls his chapel of babel, rising in a petaluma field. >> it is a gallery of the photos i've been collecting for about 35 years. this is my uncle steve who passed away. this is his honorarium. we're in the halls of babel. on the walls are five years of my instagram feed. i knew i wanted a memory board. what you see before us is the model of babel. >> reporter: when it's done, garlington tower

at for daly city. 96 in cloverdale. 93 in petaluma. 88 in napa.he east, warm day, moderate air quality. 88 in fremont. it is hot this afternoon. 100 for the high in livermore. overnight, a mild night. we will find 60's and 70's away from the coast under a blend of clouds. very little change in the forecast, hot temperatures away from the coast. a similar story wednesday and then we will cool off by the end of the week. it is warm to hot the next couple of days. temperatures will moderate with cool air by the end of the week. the weekend will be near average temperatures. jobina: a thumbs up in the south bay because everything is clear for the rollover crash we were following on northbound 101 before mckie road. open 880 coliseum camera, headlights traveling southbound. the san rafael bridge camera, everything moving well. no advisories from the chp. tracy did dublin has increased by over 10 minutes, looking at 54 minutes for your ride. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: customer complaints by some adults are airing grievances aft

big drop, same at oakland heading to petaluma. right over san pablo bay. right back over oakland, richmond and also starting to really gather a lot of umph over livermore. look at that back over to the east bay over san ramon. maybe danville, dublin as well. get a closer look at that. also shaded with the low that's west southwest that's going to be with us most of the week. the flow around that is counterclockwise and the high desert that's taking a lot of that moisture. so we could easily have some of these popping up. it's going to be a hot day inland. even if you get the clouds hot and muggy. 80 at mount veeder and 80 degrees at ben lomond mountain. that is where the northeast breeze, everything's in place for rather toasty day inland for just about everybody. the water temps are as warm as i've seen them. san francisco is now 60 degrees point. reyes, 61 and low 60s down in the monterey boys. that plays into the coastal and the city lows, overnight lows which are now running much warmer than they were just about seven, ten days ago. look at that line a

and 74 in petaluma. so usually when you see temperatures like this, you know, we're headed tomorrow. we'll see those numbers run up the scale again. now there's a little bit of a sea breeze there, but not much almost more of a north northwesterly component. the winds tonight, i think overnight tonight we may begin to see some patchy fog creeping along the coastline, but get ready, going to be another hot day for tomorrow. then things are going to start to cool down. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. >> coming up, more maui. wildfire victims are being publicly identified, including a california woman who was killed while visiting the island. also, another flare off at an east bay refinery. what the refinery says happened this time and talks beaches southern california. 5 beaches southern california. 5 people are being told not to (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with mel