rosa: sí, y ahora la tienes de panal. doña lucha: hazte chistosa, rosa.ca y yo te tiro tu... tu... esta conexión corriente trifásica. albertano: ni se te ocurra, ¿eh? ese es un experimento que hice ahí, en mi taller de electrónica, ya en la secundaria. chino: lo voy a conectar. [explosión] albertano: [grita] chino, ya me lo "fundistes". a ver, ¿qué te "pareciese" que yo agarrara tu juego de químicas e hiciera esto? [explosión] [grita] ya te eché a perder tu experimento, ¿verdad, hermanito? dispénsame, no fue "de al" propósito. chino: nel. albertano: carnal, tú "vistes" que no lo hice "de al drede". mira, si quieres, soy tu esclavo por un día. chino: una semana. albertano: ay, sí, ¿no? una semana. si eres bien manchado. [resopla] chino: no. mejor, así déjalo. nada más que si encuentras algo roto de tu cuarto, ni preguntes quién fue. albertano: chale. chino: [jadea] [grita] rosa: ay. [portazo] doña lucha: ¿y ahora? ¿lo viste? iba como alma de judas. albertano: jefa. ¿y el chino? rosa: salió bien enchilado. pues, ¿ahora qué le hiciste? albertano: va para mi

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zonas de santa rosa y napa se mantienen entre los 45 a 47.rÁn en los 77, zonas de san josÉ por los 75 y las zonas de la costa se mantienen ventosas. temperaturas que apenas alcanzan los 70. a travÉs de la ciudad de san josÉ a las siete u 8:00 de la noche de los 67 a 68 y preparÁndonos para estar disfrutando al aire libre, recordÁndoles que la calidad del aire se mantiene en unos niveles muy buenos. estÁn bastante Óptimos los niveles de la calidad del aire, asÍ que podemos hacer con mucho gusto esas actividades al aire libre. se acerca el dÍa de padres. el domingo con cielos completamente soleados y por supuesto que observamos temperaturas alcanzar los 72 a las 12:00 del mediodÍa. temperaturas que continuarÁn agradables para el fin de semana, pero cuando arranque la semana laboral regresamos al marco de los medios 80 y ya finalizando el pronÓstico extendido estoy esperando mÁximas que alcancen los 91 grados. ramÓn: durante las vacaciones nuestros hijos pasan mÁs tiempo en sus celulares, esto es cada vez mÁs comÚn. claudia carrera indagÓ sobre

anyone with information is asked to contact santa rosa police in santa rosa haaziq kron. 4 news. >> developings out of allay one person is dead after an officer-involved shooting broke out on sunday night. the solano county sheriff sent out a tweet at 09:41pm, which said that they had received a call for help from the late hope police just before 7 regarding a traffic accident involving a person with a knife. the suspect was later shot and died. no other details have yet been released. >> lawmakers will return to the nation's capital tomorrow and they say they're hoping to pass gun control legislation this week. our washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson explains where that legislation stands right now. >> i will leave no stone unturned to reach an agreement. the proposal, connecticut senator richard blumenthal wants would provide incentives for states to pass so-called red flag laws and provide funding for school. safety improvements while also protecting victims of domestic violence in a number of other areas, it will real profits such as clothing. >> the boyfriend loophole, most demo

santa rosa, 54.chances for rain come into play in the far north bay later on today into sunday. livermore is i-57. 24 hour 50 change as we look at our forecast headlines, we have the fog in the gray sky throughout the morning and afternoon. light to moderate showers tonight in the north bay and spreading south into early sunday. looking at sunshine in the afternoon and summer like heat returns as we get into next week. it will be pretty warm, especially england. -- especially inland. tomorrow will be our best chance of rain. sonoma county, light showers. totals will be stacking up in the north bay. elsewhere, we will not see much of anything. today, we have the clouds. the rainfall looks impressive for this time of year. staying to the north of us throughout the day. and then it slips south. 8:00 tonight, look at what happens overnight. there is the rain offshore. highway 1 into marin, perhaps san mateo could see some light showers. 8:00, 9:00, a few sprinkles, maybe some light returns out there, but

rosa: no, si no son mías, mamita. lucha: ven acá, rosa aurora. rosa: ya te dije que no son mías. dame esas pastillas, rosa aurora, que me des esas pastillas. rosa. dame una. este lunes en "primer impacto". fÉlix: domingo 12 de junio y estas son las principales noticias. un acuerdo bipartidista en estados unidos abre la posibilidad para implementar algunas nuevas restricciones al porte y venta de armas. maÑana se podrÍa conocer la decisiÓn sobre el aborto en estados unidos que dejarÍa en libertad a cada estado para tomar sus propias medidas sobre el tema. el piloto daniel suÁrez hace historia en la nascar, se convierte en el primer mexicano en ganar una carrera de la categorÍa. fue en sonoma, california. >> muchas gracias por todo el apoyo. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. locutora: muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. el paÍs recibiÓ con positivismo el acuerdo que se alcanzÓ sobre el control de armas de fuego tras intensas negociaciones y en medio de presiones tanto de los grupos a favor de las armas, como los que se oponen a ell

one third of an inch santa rosa.lsewhere, it is something we were talking about. 68 in richmond. 71 in oakland. 70 santa rosa. mid-70's in fremont. you can see the cloud cover will be with us throughout much of the day. a few peaks of sun throughout the afternoon. the finals, nba, game two today. in the 60's at 6:00. still monkey through the evening hours. upper 50's through the night. the accu weather forecast, a level 1 system until noon. looking at a turnaround with summerlike once arriving into the 80's in lent tomorrow. it will remain cool at the coast each and every day as we warm up to above-average readings into the low 90's thursday inland. 80 bayshore. upper 90's friday. saturday looks pretty toasty and right the bay as well. you have to go to the coast to cool off. liz: that is good news. we will take what we can get. everything you want to know about the bus system both past and present was on display in san francisco. heritage day is an event hosted each year by the market street railway and as part of t

very a new top cop in santa rosa. his name is john krieg, and he's a familiar face to the apartment, having worked with the gang unit, and it's a motorcycle officer. ktvu crime reporter henry lee met up with the chief today and got a sense of his priorities. we went about 2018 to the new graphics here graphics and a new chief for the santa rosa police department. john creegan, is taking over the force after serving as interim top cop. very good guy very lucky to have him excited to have him as the as the new chief. congratulations showed me around. the department actually went to lunch this week with sour solano where his portrait isn't even up yet on this wall of ex chiefs and creek gets no outsider. the former nevada officer has been with santa rosa police for 17 years and lives in the city. i live here with my wife and i have two teenage daughters to go to school here in santa rosa. so for me, it's an honor to be able to work here in the city that i live in. but there's a lot to be responsible for. we have a lot on

rosa: prin and -- absolutely.nce andrew is a symptom where they think they can get away with anything. it is viewed by the british public that the queen is regal, does all the throne, a the rot in the royal family started even before her reign. but it certainly has reignited around andrew. t also abt what happened around prince charles and princess diana. she was very much the people's princess and the divorce at the royal family treatment tougher put a big dent in the british trust in the institution. mark: going as far back as the duke of windsor and the application in the 1930's. diana and charles had an issue, what happened diana afterwards as well. what about prince harry and mean and accusations of racism within the royal family? rosa: very much goes on in the royal family and there is much speculation in the tabloids for the royal family have always been the object of intense scrutiny. and it is to clear that meghan has been differently than kate has been treated. when we look at that and think that there i

nieto, buenas tardes alma rosa. >> muy buenas tardes, felicidad. >> alma rosa siempre has estado al estar legalmente en estados unidos, la mala es que son diez aÑos, una dÉcada, en un estado de limbo, en un estado de incertidumbre, de estos jÓvenes, muchos han llegado desde niÑos, quizÁs de cinco aÑos o menos, entonces ya han contribuido, estudiado aquÍ, saben el idioma, la cultura y merecen un status migratorio permanente. asÍ es que es un estado de limbo con felicidad y tambiÉn tristeza por no saber quÉ va a pasar con ellos. >> claro, tienen que estar renovando su status cada 2 aÑos? >> definitivamente, claro, los que tienen el daca deben renovarlo porque si llega a haber algo permanente, queremos que estÉn en regla con el programa para que de esa manera despuÉs puedan quizÁs legalizar su status permanentemente si hay cambios en el congreso. >> ¿quÉ ocurre con los jÓvenes que no pudieron calificar para daca? >> siguen tambiÉn en status de limbo, algunos ingresaron solicitudes antes que el expresidente cancelÓ el programa para los primerizos, esas solicitudes siguen congeladas y lo

to santa rosa and the 7 day forecast inland. notice how slow it is to recover.there in the 90's. finally breaks as we get into the weekend into the lower 90's as it does recover much quicker at the bay and the coast. ken. well, thanks, david plan to try to beat the heat in the sierra this summer. the forest service is warning people to avoid certain parts of lake tahoe. >> because of toxic algae, the areas to look out for include parts of key. the beach and taylor creek. both of those are in south lake tahoe. officials warn the shallow pools and so moving water, promote the growth of the algae, which can lead to serious illness to both people and pets. people are asked not to drink indoors, a swim in or drink the water in those areas, especially if you let your dogs out there, they shouldn't be drinking the water. yeah. >> and during this drought, you do not want to over water, but you probably don't want to under water. either is a delicate balance for anybody trying to keep their plants alive, especially as we're being asked to conserve during the drought. wel

santa rosa.is john creegan, and he's a familiar face to the department, having worked in the gang unit and as a motorcycle officer, ktvu crime reporter henry lee met up with the chief today to get a sense of his priorities. we went about 2018 to the new graphics here graphics and a new chief for the santa rosa police department. john creegan, is taking over the force after serving as interim top cop. very good guy very lucky to have him excited to have him as the as the new chief. congratulations again showed me around. the department actually went to lunch this week with sour solano where his portrait isn't even up yet on this wall of ex chiefs and creek gets no outsider. the former nevada officer has been with santa rosa police for 17 years and lives in the city. i live here with my wife and i have two teenage daughters to go to school here in santa rosa. so for me, it's an honor to be able to work here in the city that i live in. but there's a lot to be responsible for. we have a lot on our pl

anyone with information is asked to contact santa rosa police in santa rosa haaziq kron. 4 news. >> we developing news out of this afternoon where one person is dead after an officer-involved shooting. the solano county sheriff's office sent out a tweet on sunday night saying that it received a call for assistance from the police regarding a traffic accident involving a person armed with a knife. all we know now is that the victim was shot and later died. we are working to get more information on this developing story. we'll bring you more details as soon as they come into the kron. 4 news room. cal fire's union is saying it is facing a staffing crisis in the midst of fire season about 10% of its work force quit last year with wildfires burning longer and more intense, physical and mental fatigue is impacting crews on the front lines. union leaders say that shifts used to be 72 hours a week and now they can become 30 to 50 days without a single break. well, if you plan to be in the sierra the summer, the u.s. forest service is warning of a toxic algae in lake tahoe. the areas to look o

janet leeson is preparing her santa rosa property for summer and fire season. we all start thinking about should i take all my family photos and put them in one place so that if we have to bug out like we did with kincaid. we have everything that we want janet lost her family home to the tubbs fire in 2017. she has since rebuilt her home in the same spot the biggest lesson. she and other homeowners learned from past wildfires that it can happen santa rosa division fire. chief paul lowenthal says his department has declared june 6th as the official start of fire season a signal to help residents get ready and in some cases, it feels like our community almost appreciates really knowing when that risk. is at a higher degree. he says, the time is now for residents to harden their landscapes and eliminate weeds and dry brush even after some decent rainfall doused the north bay over the weekend. we expect with the hot temperatures this week. those fuels will dry right back out this hillside and fountain grove will be the side of a prescribed burn by firefighters this

there was santa rosa, 74 degrees and taking a look ahead at our next 7 day outlook. yeah, you're seeing that right. rain icons starting saturday night through sunday for the bay area. details ahead is a track that storm and also the tropical storm in florida. my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. vicki end catherine. >> thanks for every cent. coming up, why self-driving taxis are about to become a much more common site for san franciscans. and an alarming new report from california. test for honors 100. some are saying the cards are suddenly breaking. >> for no recent what's being done about that problem. >> hundreds of tesla owners around the country say that their cars are stopping for no apparent reason. the national highway traffic safety administration says there have been nearly 800 complaints. about the sudden breaking. the revelation was made in letter by the agency to tesla. it also says that there have been crashes, injuries, even deaths due to this issue. us safety regulators want to know if the cars full self-driving an automatic emergency

, and now down to three miles in petaluna, and three miles in santa rosa. and be on the lookout near santa rosa and further north at 101, and watch the clouds melt back, and by 9:00, all of the way back to the golden gate. for the sunshine, daytimes highs are in the 90s, and in concord, 90, and in livermore, and san francisco, you will have to go to 82, and the farther south, the warmer it will be, and the redwood city, 90 today, and to 88 in mountainview, and it will say like this tomorrow and monday and then cooldown. a cooling trend for much of the seven-day ar ahe of myse, andy w radepening down market street, this is the forecast for the pride parade. it is going to be gray as we saw from the ov especially in the city. you will get the breaks of the blue sky, an later in afternoon, you will get more sun there, and the temperatures will climb more into the upper 60s and breezy as well. it is going to be fantastic weather and typical for late june, and much like pride parades in the past, and you will get the same kind of weather, and lit do that again t

this is video of previous fires in santa rosa over the past couple years. santa rosa officially calls it fire season on monday based on a series of trends like recent rainfall, drought conditions and weather forecasts. the fire department is urging residents to make sure they take all precautions to protect their property. that includes removing dry vegetation around their homes and having an emergency plan. >>> a fire that's been burning in napa county this week is now under control. calfire says the old fire fully contained now. it started tuesday, burned 570 acres. at one point people had to evacuate, but no homes were damaged. crews will keep patrolling the area, make sure hotspots don't flare up. an investigation is underway as to whether a pg&e power line may have had a role in that fire. >>> at the old fire they had about a half inch to 3-quarter inch of rain around the fire line. that was some good news. you can see the area around sonoma county, santa rosa, half moon bay and oakland saw more rain in the last 24 hours than we typically get for the e

now the new record, 102 degrees out there in santa rosa.u in nevada, hot temperatures, an app as well in the mid-nineties with mid 70's for downtown san francisco. so i know everyone in the east bay want to come into work here in san francisco hating me today because of the scorching temperatures. but hey, at least the work in the coast so they can enjoy the mid 70's out there right now. that's going to continue for tomorrow with low to mid-nineties for a hot as inland valleys. and we're going to notice cooler temperatures by sunday. finally relief for hottest inland valleys that they see that cool sea breeze and also june gloom bringing us 15 to 25 degrees of cooling from today's highs into sunday. so enjoy that because then we're going to gradually warm up by monday of this upcoming week. jcstine cheers. >> it's like a milkshake. a government reasons that have an ice cream come. that's it for us here during kron. 4 news at 3. make sure you watch live in the bay monday starting at one and i'll see you back here. 3 on mon it only takes a se

anyone with information is asked to contact santa rosa police in santa rosa haaziq kron. 4 news. fbi is searching for a head on a ledge criminal known as the master of disguise. he was last seen at the u.s. mexico border near san diego. >> authorities are asking for the public's help to try to track down tyler adams. he's wanted in connection with the disappearance of a woman whose remains are believed to be hers that were found in tijuana. mexican authorities questioned a 50 year-old. they said he was uncooperative, but he was released. the fbi says he's a wanted fugitive out of hawaii and is known for using more than a dozen aliases and stolen identities. adams allegedly frequently changes his appearance and uses disguises. >> his hair color can be any color he could shave his head. he's likely change his clothes by now. but once again, we're hoping that those facial features somebody recognizes him. >> anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the fbi. >> and washington, d.c., today witnesses capture the chaos after a shooting at a june team concert. a 15

we've got santa rosa coming in with four tents.ittle bit more than a third of an inch. oakland almost 2/10 point raised almost 3/10 of an inch, so as of soggy start and a west system for this time of year, and we will continue over the next few hours before finally pulls out. you can see areas over washington, oregon and idaho. also seeing some of this wet weather, the snow levels are high and no snow to speak of over the sierra. but we are getting rain through the sacramento valley and up over the sierra. if you're traveling in that direction, the only advisory for the sierra today is a wind advisory so very breezy out there. as far as the rainfall is very light little bit of drizzle below the radar beam as well, especially along the coastline favoring the north bay and it looks like just inside the bay. we may have some light rain falling over san francisco and into areas of oakland is going to be sporadic , moving through the middle part of the morning and into the afternoon hit or miss showers. but as long as those clouds are o

santa rosa was up around 0.6 of an inch of rain. san jose, livermore, concord, you all got something. and we're not entirely done. there are still a few showers here working their way across the peninsula and trying to get into the south bay. i doubt that will hold together, but it is raining up in the hills right now up above san jose. we'll track the rest of that coming up in the complete forecast. the rain really is not going to be our focus going forward. the warm-up is. that's what i want to talk to you about in the complete first alert forecast. we're going to give you a heads-up on this. going to get hot this week. i'll see you with that in a few minutes. >>> new at 5:00, the co-founders of the no hate campaign stopped by san francisco today. the organization focuses on a visual silent protest to promote lgbtq equality. the campaign launched in 2008 when california voted on prop 8, a ban to same-sex marriage. the co-founders tell kpix 5's shawn chitnis why their work remains relevant more than a decade later. >> reporter: the

santa rosa, concord. ten degrees warmer in santa rosa than yesterday. north bay valleys will notice a change. tells more about how cool you were yesterday. 78 is still below average in santa rosa this time of year. concord, 76. you should be in the mid 80s. it is a warmup from where we were yesterday. again, it says a lot about how cool yesterday was. south bay, we're not changing a whole lot. sunn sunnyvale, 71. redwood city will go to 71. we'll be in the low to mid s70s for most valleys for the east bay. numbers for the bay shore, only the mid to upper 60s. san rafael goes to 73. richmond, 69. pet petaluma, 70s. it was cool yesterday, and we're still feeling the effects. the system responsible doesn't show up on regular satellite but now you see it when we put in the water vapor. this explains everything, why we were below average yesterday. still below average for one more day. the big, spinning area of low pressure right over us shows a weak storm. on the futurecast, you can see it'll drop light snow in the sierra. 1:00 in the afternoon, light showe

we had a chance to speak with the santa rosa fire chief rosenthal. he said there are a lot of factors that go into making the decision, but one of the biggest just how dry it is. it is evident by the scene behind me, a scene that has played out in so many parts of santa rosa. despite the rain we've had over the weekend, i know that our meteorologist have talked about it. not enough to make up for months of lorraine measure. the chief says he's thinking that when the temperatures rise these will once again be vulnerable, drying up and leaving the land susceptible. he says the declaration is a call to action for folks to tend to the land, but also a shift for enforcing abatement as well as increased staffing on red flag days. >> we declared for a couple of reasons. primarily it is associated with ordinances that we want to see brought into compliance. especially with what we have experienced in the last several years with a lot of back to back devastating and damaging fire seasons here locally, our community almost appreciates the declaration. >> he me

sociales y sus noticieros para mÁs reacciones ante esta decisiÓn de la corte suprema, adiÓs, alma rosantra el cambio climÁtico, por seis votos contra 3, acordÓ no permitir que la agencia de protecciÓn ambiental imponga un tope a los gases de efecto invernadero que emiten las centrales elÉctricas, por eso estÁ con nosotros vanessa, directora de planeta tierra para explicarnos lo que significa esta decisiÓn, vanessa, a mÍ me pesa escuchar esto. >> a mÍ tambiÉn, felicidad, y es un duro golpe en medio de la crisis climÁtica, de la emergencia climÁtica que estamos viviendo, este caso surgiÓ porque el fiscal general de west virginia demandÓ en nombre de las compaÑÍas de combustibles fÓsiles que argumentaron que no tienen la autoridad para controlar el gas de efecto invernadero, y ahora no se podÁa proteger la calidad del aire regulando la contaminaciÓn de estas plantas de energÍa elÉctrica, hay que recordar que el sector energÉtico es responsable de una cuarta parte de las emisiones que calientan nuestro paÍs solo despuÉs del transporte. >> la agencia de protecciÓn ambiental no tiene derecho

about so many of i am rosa parks, and we bought every book on that list. eat the bands. by the bookseller that they say you cannot have. >> the opposite effect happened. you want to ban the book, you increase the pixels, it benefits everyone, and knowledge, experience, and the authors. i want you to explain to the viewers. tell us about the book series ordinary people to changing the world. you have two new ones. i am a pay. i am dolly parton. it is another favorite. tell us about the book series and why it is important for you to do it? >> our kids are starving for good heroes today. we are being fed garbage on instagram. i want to give my kids better heroes to look up to, those of kindness and compassion, like dolly parton. we started with a millionaire heart, rosa parks, dr. king, abraham lincoln. it is dolly parton. it is i am pay. you need to get these right. what you see is what these people stand for. dolly parton stands for the idea that if you go to her concerts there are black, white, gay, straight, rich, poor. she loves them all. there's no judg

at least very warm. 94 degrees in concord but 80s in santa rosa and san jose. we'll see temperatures backing down even further as we head into the rest of the week. the details are coming up. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. >>> it's being called an epic numbers showing a spike in hate crime s in our state. ann takes a closer look at that report and the troubling trend it revealed. >> the number of hate crimes has gone up almost 33% in california between the years of 2020 and 2021. and these are levels that the state has not seen since right after the september 11 terrorist attacks. anti-black hate crimes are still the most prevalent. they were up 13% to 513 inci

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upper 40ss in santa rosa.and areas where we are expecting a lot of sunshine for us today. partly cloudy skies

santa rosa en los 90.r intenso y se mantenga muy bien hidratado. evite la exposiciÓn prolongada al sol. y nunca dejÉ niÑos, mascotas, o personas de edad avanzada dentro de vehÍculos. porque las temperaturas se tornan mortales. es importante que usted siempre revise el asiento trasero antes de cerrar su vehÍculo. el calor va a ser el tema principal el prÓximo martes que serÍa el dÍa mÁs caluroso. miÉrcoles y jueves temperaturas por encima de los 90 grados. paola: se va con un cargo adicional a partir de prÓximo mes por el consumo del vital lÍquido. fue tomado para aumentar el agua potable. el recargo temporal es de $0.79 por 748 galones. ademÁs se van a agregar mÁs dinero. tambiÉn incluye un crÉdito para hogares que usÉ menos de $200 por dÍa. el servicio postal con puestos de trabajo disponibles. tendrÉ detalles de una feria de trabajo que tienen programada. paola: el correo postal estÁ buscando trabajadores. organizarÁn unaferia de trabajo. el lugar, la oficina del correo. serÁ el serÁ el viernes 24 de jun

low 50's in santa rosa, immediate 50's livermore -- needed 50's for.ith mid 90's inland. cooler pattern getting underway wednesday but tomorrow it may that. wednesday, 60's, 70's -- tuesday, 60's, 70's, 90's inland, but wednesday a cool off. thursday, no 90's. today warmer with another day of temperatures above average. 91 in santa rosa, 94 in morgan hill. julian: the historic rocket launch overnight extends nasa's reach further. kumasi: the new website that helps to help relieve stress. julian: why some stores are now offering a full refund for keep i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ olympics northern california summer game

the aquatic complex in addition to the ridgeway swim center operated by the city, santa rosa. tom hicks is the city's recreation supervisor and says the normal recruiting process was halted this year due to the pandemic. >> work experience program, which is 13 to 14 year-olds and we used to feed that's a stopping a 3rd of a stop would come out of that since covid. we have no work experience program. >> well, hicks says the busy season starts next week and says he hopes to receive at least a dozen more applications by then to bolster the staff. he adds he can offer a $16.85 an hour starting wage. it it's tough. competing with other polls are starting at $20 an hour. to mark the beginning of pride month. san francisco's pink triangle will light up tonight. now the pink product project started in 1996. as a canvas work on twin peaks. it features 2700 pink led lights and new this year, sparkling pink streamers will be added to give the triangle a daytime look, the lighting ceremony is set for 8 o'clock tonight. so make sure you look out. san francisco summer staple is back the fre

it's 64 degrees right now in santa rosa 59 at petaluma.ve got 63 at napa upper 60s at fairfield conquered and livermore one more live view showing the sky conditions over the bay from the exploratorium camera once again a few areas of partial clearing there, but lots of clouds still linger and these are our forecast features. we'll have lingering clouds and coastal fog overnight into the morning hours. it'll be sunny here and drier tomorrow afternoon with summer like heat developing by mid-week. here's our forecast animation for the overnight hours notice that they'll continue to be a little surge of clouds pushing on shore and some packet pockets of isolated sprinkles and drizzle. so there may be a few wet spots in the early morning hours for morning commuters, but it won't be very widespread and by midday, we'll see lots of sunshine developing and that will be the beginning of a sunny and warmer week overnight low temperatures. mainly in the mid-50s so pretty mild and most spots up in the north. bay those santa rosa will drop down to abo

reaching 85 in morgan hill today with north bay reaching up to 86 in santa rosa.much hotter it is going to be tomorrow for a lot of our inland valley. 90 in napa and 91 in livermore. morgan hill reaching 91 degrees , but, unforeseen, it doesn't stop there. it will reach 101 on friday and 100 in concord. 105 in fairfield and nevada reaching 95 pick even warming up in san francisco to the upper 70s and low 80s, but there is some relief coming our way as rain lives close to the bay area. we could see some spotty showers in the north bay and along the coast and this is basically a repeat of last week in. i don't think we will see as much rain as we did in the north bay. next week, drying out once again and the temperatures heading my backup. take a look at our seven-day forecast. mid 80s today, mid-90s tomorrow and up to 100 degrees on friday. it is still pretty hot on saturday and i think it will be more comfortable on sunday. breezy winds and we are watching for a few spotty showers as highs reach into the low 80s. for san francisco, upper 60s today, 73 tomorrow, an

you could see the focus from a 10th to a third in santa rosa, clearlake. forecast is really going to do a 180 as soon as tomorrow as we get to the drier and warmer air as high pressure built in. 67 in the city, temperatures feel muggy. not a lot of wind. with dew points hi, burst of sun and the afternoon, no problem making mid and upper 70's. by the evening hours, still in the 60's dropping to the upper 50's. an unusual night. the accuweather 7 day forecast is sunny and warmer tomorrow, the breeze builds monday and tuesday. right on through the work week, the warmest weather comes into play thursday and friday in lent upper 90's, mid 80's bayshore. still comfortable at the coast. liz: part of building a better bay area is taking care of our environment. a critical mission about to get underway in pasadena will deliver a historic look at the world's water supply. the goal is to survey surface water for the entire planet. mike nicco has the story. >> with dropping down the west -- the sierra snow survey takes on an almost survival quality. so does the gaging

current temperatures are mostly in the 80s inland. 88 concord. 85 in livermore and santa rosa. just below 80 degrees in san jose. close to 70 in san francisco and low 70s in oakland. our temperatures are going to remain warm overnight. 50s around the bay and along the coast but only dropping to the low to mid-60s for most inland locations,eoing to be warm even along the coast. highs there still going to be above normal, reaching up to around 70 degrees. upper 80s and low 90s down the peninsula and around the south end of the bay. mid to even upper 90s inland in the santa clara valley. 96 in san jose. 99 for morgan hill. upper 90s to 100 degrees in the tri-valley and at or above 100 from concord eastward through the delta. fairfield going to be one of the hot spots at 105 by friday afternoon. temperatures around the bay well above normal but not up to that heat advisory threshold. 81 degrees in san francisco, a good 15 degrees above normal with mid to upper 80s for oakland and the east bay. a lot of 90s for the north bay with the hottest spots sonoma, santa rosa and napa reachin

. >> reporter: the santa rosa fire department tackled fires of its own in the heat. >> we're pushing resources to the fire quickly and intentionally. >> reporter: an area that's dealt with large fires, north bay knows who get on top of the flames before the winds whip it out of control. >> the humidity dropped into the 20s this afternoon in santa rosa. this is the type of heat that's more of a concern to us, especially with breezy conditions. >> reporter: in santa rosa, pg&e has started to put power lines underground and make safety improvements to the power poles. also recalibrated some of the lines to automatically shut off if items like tree branch fall. >> any improvements that reduce our risk is what we want to see. >> reporter: andrea nakano, kpix 5. >> it's unclear if the fire or heat anything to do with widespread power outages on the peninsula. nearly 5,000 are out power, and 25,000 bay area wide. >> b.a.r.t. told us the searing heat curled a rail. passengers described what happened to sara donchey. >> is it was like debris. >> i felt the train come off the tracks, he kept t

we could come close, rosa. one degree above the record. forecasting 101 in concord, two degrees below the record high. the orange shade counties, just make sure you're staying hydrated. in solano county, the excessive heat warning is one notch higher, all the way through saturday with the inland heat still in place. the fire net ithreat is going t low. during the afternoon, when temperatures peak, so does the fire threat. about halfway up the scale. these numbers would and lot higher if we hadn't received that moisture over the weekend. but it's going to be kicking out of the fire fuels with temperatures reaching well into the 90s in san jose, but we drop significantly from saturday to sunday, below average temperatures sunday and monday for a baby warmup by tuesday, wednesday and thursday. no tritcple digits in store for us. >>> coming nup in sports, we check in on how >>> a critical game four tomorrow, and steph curry vows he will play despite the foot injury he suffered on thursday. charlie walter is here with more on what has to change

she is the first openly transgender grand marshal of the sonoma county pride parade in santa rosa about 50 groups took part, including city officials human rights advocates and ethnic groups. this year's theme we are family the parade was an opportunity for the community to heal after a challenging couple of years. such a joy in this world that we live in right now. with all the other gun violence and all the misery that's going on in the world. 's great joy and pride here today. the parade is one of several events planned for pride month in sonoma county. and abc 7 is proud to be the sponsor of the san francisco pride parade on june 26th. you will be able to watch it live right here and you can also see all of our coverage during pride month and year-round at abc well just ahead more than 10 million people are expected to celebrate a special anniversary across the pond. it's never gonna happen in my lifetime again. i hope everyone really enjoys it. we'll take a look at today's platinum jubilee events to pay tribute to a first for a british monarch marking 70 years on the throne. also i

santa rosa warming up just a touch into the low 80's, but happen.l going to stay on the cool side in the upper 50's. thanks to that thick fog bang. but it's only going to get cool from here. temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below average on sunday teresa. but great weather for your 4th of july monday. back to you. thank you so much from brusett time now to check in with newsnation to see what they are working on. >> tonight, an fcc commissioner says apple and google should band tick tock. why more government officials will protect us from chinese spying. plus, the texas sheriff who says if the border patrol will do their job, he will. that's on balance. here's dancing. >> i'm brian entin in for ashleigh tonight on banfield, cousin of prince andrew and former friend of maxwell. christina oxenberg tells all who is in epstein's little black book and will the epstein 8 be revealed? that's tonight on banfield. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed right there on your screen. more details available on our website. of course, kron 4 dot com. up nex

santa rosa and concord, you'll feel it today. degrees warmer in santa rosa today than yesterday. concord, you'll be six degrees warmer. it'll be a degree or two warmer for livermore. for daytime highs, mid to upper 70s. a lot of locations. really, from about livermore, san francisco, san jose, exactly what you did yesterday. let's get everybody else here. pa palo alto, 71. a lot of mid 70s here. dublin, you'll settle for 70. san ramone, not getting above 69 today. back in the bay, along the shore, we're all low to mid 60s here. san leandro, one of the warmest spots at 69. notice temperatures climb as we go through sonoma and napa. the mid 70s up here. santa rosa, 75. mid 70s for mendocino county. the temperatures are below average for this time of year. that's why the map is shaded blue from friday. watch how the colors dramatically reverse going into monday and tuesday. that's when we start to see this warmup. what would average even be right now for this time of year? for inland valleys, 85. average daytime high. yesterday was

through the delta this afternoon 51 santa rosa 52 petaluma.0 by the delta and livermore and we are looking at that 24-hour temperature change anywhere from 3 to 4 degrees cooler inland and that should allow for 90s inland 60s along the shoreline just the way we like it around here. right and we will bump up those temperatures as we get into your sunday. so it's gonna be hot inland comfortable at the coast that fog it's going to be close to the, san mateo. and also the marin county shoreline, so we you will have some sun, but certainly that seabreeze out there the pattern holds through monday and then more dramatic changes for next week as we get into the last week of june. there's a look at the fog nine o'clock this morning. it continues to be right at the coast and look how far it pushes inland early sunday, but it's going to retreat we've got high pressure building in from the south and that will allow for that inland heat to continue sunday into monday, but seabreeze doesn't go anywhere nor does that compressed marine layer? so as we get to

you can see it over healdsburg, north of santa rosa.lly it will work its way south as we head to tomorrow morning. notice how most of the showers for your sunday are there in the morning. as we head towards 5:00 tomorrow, skies start to clear, showers move out and from there things start to warm up. we'll be watching heat by the end of next week once the unusual rain chances head out of the bay area towards tomorrow afternoon. back to you. >> possibly over 100 degrees? >> yes, going from the rare chances to solano county you could be looking at 100. >> i'm excited by the rain. >> let's focus on the good. >> let's focus on the rain. >> you're right. >> see you at 11:00. jessica aguirre: and the nurse didn't notice? melissa: and the nurse never touched him, never checked on him. male: coming up, we investigate the deadly medical mistake and the grief that now remains for a bay area family. kelly pederson: my life is consumed by trauma from this. i hope no family ever has to go through this again. male: and the opioid crisis inside hospita

there was also a small vegetation fire that broke out this afternoon near santa rosa. crews up there were able to contain the reedley fire. just 2 acres. a cal fire crews did remain in the area for several hours. try make sure there were no flare ups. it was, of course, very hot and dry all over the bay area today. tomorrow, though, we are going to get a little bit of relief. and for details on that, we bring you to a meteorologist theresa rodriguez. i mean, you can clearly see how different tonight looks like to think that the other night task and more importantly feels right. and know well, in fact, it's already cooling down out there, especially for our inland valleys. >> finally getting that much needed much wanted relief. here's a live look from the east bay over berkeley. beautiful sunset out there this evening. and you can see karl, the fog starting to make its trek across the bay into the east bay shoreline out there this evening. cooling down temperatures into the mid 50 60's. for those of you in berkeley right now happening at 57 degrees and low 70's for san

low 60's in oakland and lower 70's in santa rosa.s father say if you've got plans to take that out, golfing temperatures in san francisco get to the low 70's. a nice mier dain the ci. daly city, a high of 6 up60'sr h inalf h on bayso not too bad for brae milrae and 76 in nsul iends and down into h y,nclung i8inampband er mid 70's for uy, c80 dublin, warming up into the up into the 83 degrees for a youngsville and napa. and also 85 in santa rosa mid-sixties at point reyes. here's a look at your 7 day forecast. temperatures really heating up, especially on tuesday and wednesday. we're talking temperatures near 100 degrees for tuesday wednesday, the first day of summer is on tuesday. it feel we had that 1. 100 degree day. not let this past week, but the week before and i thought we you know, not see any, though. we're just getting started you want it all, just like i do... well now there's a new way to save with xfinity. now, get unlimited internet, wifi equipment and a free streaming box... ...risk free with no term contract and a 2-ye

they're burners going saturday morning at the santa rosa. there. >> but liftoff didn't happen on day. one of the sonoma county hot air balloon classic only. but we want to be playing, you know, because of the weather. the pilots weren't able to fly. but pilots like mike hijack says it's about sharing the experience with others. it's not like other events like stand back on the line. >> there come on up that's what's fun about. dozens took the chance to go while others got a one-on-one with pilots like eileen jones. >> and learn what it takes to launch the giant this is the the joy, >> he's sharing with this, especially for this big. this is jones has been flying for 30 years. >> she says she can fly high as any big pilot. and when she's up soaring through the skies, it's but then every now and then we have to do white cloud. but otherwise, it's so quiet up there that if you're flying along, you can hear people talking. you can hear dogs barking. you can hear chickens. >> and roosters crowing. a tail hernandez, another pilot named his hot air

santa rosa is cooler. petaluma and napa, low 60's. concorde, 67. now is ranked one. a light storm. it will continue through morning until about noon period light to moderate rain. up to half an inch in the north bay. elsewhere, less than a 10th of an inch. some spots may not get any rain at all. by midnight, you will see some of the more moderate rainfall and yellow. dark green has stronger rain. 7:00 in the morning, most of it in the north bay and then it turns into scattered showers. by lunchtime, mostly overturning into cloudy conditions by the afternoon. partly cloudy conditions as we head towards the evening. rainfall amounts up to half an inch in some spots. santa rosa possible to get 3/10 of an age. san francisco, a few hundreds of an inch. significantly lower as he had further south. los tonight upper 50's to low 60's. 62 in san jose. cooler in north bay. tomorrow, temperatures on the mild side with cloudy conditions after the rain. 60's around the coast, 70's in the bay. upper 70's and some of the warmer spots. enjoy the rain while you can

in the 70s in concord, live more and santa rosa, still in the upper 60s in san jose. temperatures bottoming out in the mid-60s. high temperatures are going to be a good 15-20 degrees above average, even above 100 degrees as you go further inland. the free air conditioning will be along the coast, but even their temperature also be above normal. a mix of 80s and 90s along the peninsula and96 san jose, buup degrees around morgan hill. it's going to reach or exceed 100 from concord to the delta, 105 degrees for the hot spot for the entire bay area. and solano county has that excessive heat warning that go as little bit farther in the future. 81 for your high temperature in san francisco. not record setting. a lot of 90s north of the golden gate with the hottest spot, sonoma, santa rosa, and likely to get to above 100 degrees around windsor and saint helena. let's look at the records. most of the records will be safe. e degree above the record. forecasting 101 in concord, two degrees below the record high. the orange shade counties, just make sure you're staying hydrated.

santa rosa, 60. day time highs, mid 90s inland. 81 in the bay. we'll see temperatures in the mid 60s with partly cloudy skies near the coast. daytime highs back to the warmer spots for the north bay with santa rosa at 91. we'll go to 85 in mountain view. redwood city goes to 86. 84 in fremont. and now that we've got a quick look at the numbers for y, st,ack over to you. >> thanks. >>> let's talk about the big game. the dubs showed up in boston and at home. we're happy after the win. kpix 5 reporters andrea nakano and kit do were chatting with fans. >> reporter: a seesaw battle. in the end, fans went home happy tonight. it was nothing but blue and gold for the most part at the watch party for game four, except in section 121, where this husband and wife sat side by side. >> happy wife, happy life. >> reporter: angie and jorge are rooting for different teams but glad to share the experience together. it wasn't so pleasant, though, after game three. >> last game, it was like a little too much for my liking at home. i want the experience, too. >> was

but in santa rosa at 78.d spots just pencil in an 80 something for tomorrow. checking out your extended forecast. here we go. 91 monday, tuesday at one. 0, 2, 1, o one hanging on by wednesday. chipping away at that as we start to head on into the end of the week with the new system coming in from the pacific. that was just cool us off and throw some cloud cover our way or just reduced things a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. possible hate crime is now under investigation in the peninsula. pacifica police say someone vandalized a pride flag that home outside a classroom. >> at sunset ridge elementary police say someone took the flag down and burned it. the flag was found on the ground on another part of campus. the following day. in the north bay petaluma police are looking for 2 people. they say spray painted the entrance to city hall. police released these surveillance photos and they also found feces smeared on the sidewalks and glass doors leading into city hall. we're working to get a suspect descriptio