a good to have you rosa. one of the things that has come out of your case is the fact that you are a whistle blower on the issue of access to medicare and medicaid. the courts have repeatedly tried to deny you the status of a whistle blower. tell us how you have thought that and about the work that you're doing now is a whistle blower. oh, the only thing i can do with the course is just keep raising the issue. um, they don't deny the fact that i am a whistle blower because they don't said or they don't address the issue in the, in the it's been there in or orders. they just simply don't acknowledge it, but by law they, they understand that i do meet the definition of what's the floor. i am a was a floor. 5 i continued to be was of lower and i will remain to be a was a lower even after this investigation, whichever last because i'm not going to let anyone miss use the medication for, for the old personal use. and there's with age hmo 2nd. um this, the thing is it, this in the courts failure to provide me and l

serrano is here today with us. rosa, thank you so much for joining us and welcome to the show. thank you for having me, john. i appreciate your time that you're spending on on this issue. as i like to say, let's begin at the beginning. when did your troubles start and how did you find yourself in this predicament? a so they actually began at the end of 2008. um, when i brought it to the attention to the state that uh we were being denied a payment on services that were, were required to be rendered. and uh, the stage is best to decide and i kept pursuing it. and that was when the simplest one for the economy that was about to collapse was sent to all parts of the economy . and medicaid received a large portion of it and we didn't receive it as a providers. we did not receive that grant. and i was aware of it because i did, and then i found the graphs that granted that money. i did bill directly to the state before and we saw an increase on those planes. and that money was never sent to us, even though it was designated for those services. specifically, you appealed your convict

en santa rosa pronÓstico poco diferente en cuanto a las temperaturas. con buenas condiciones en el Área de la bahÍa. condiciones estables y panorama que nos promete para el final de semana laboral, va a ser despejado y eso acompaÑÁndonos. y las maÑanas con temperaturas muy frÍas. >> y hay una especie de vÍbora muy comÚn en california. es la vÍbora de cascabel. y el riesgo de encontramos con una de ellas puede incrementar sobre todo con cambios de temperatura. mÁs cuando el termÓmetro supera los 75 grados. scarlett se reuniÓ con un veterinario especialista en hiles que nos habla de esta especie de vÍbora venenosa. >> es muy fÁcil no verlas porque tienen camuflaje. como ves el patrÓn se puede perder. >> macro donde se esconden cerrando ese cuÁndo es el riesgo? yo normalmente los reptiles se les consideraanimales de sangre fiera que mera temperatura del ambiente para regular su temperatura corporal y poder subsistir. durante la primavera y el verano y parte del otoÑo es cuando mÁs la podemos encontrar. >> hay gente que sale a pasear con la mascotano hace e

rosa: no, si no son mías, mamita. lucha: ven acá, rosa aurora. rosa: ya te dije que no son mías.sas pastillas, rosa aurora, que me des esas pastillas. rosa. dame una. ntos.llegar a lapa sobre la faz de la tierra. >> este lunes en "primer impacto. >> domingo 10 de septiembre y estas son las principales noticias. las prÓximas 48 horas eran crÍticas para tratar de encontrar sobrevivientes entre los escombros del terremoto en marruecos. univisiÓn estÁ en la zonadel sismo . en tamaulipas un comando armado atacÓ una caravana de vehÍculos en la que se transportaban ciudadanos mexicanos y estadounidenses.nueve personas resultaron heridas. >> varias heridas consistentes con impactos de bala. >> renunciÓ el presidente la federaciÓn espaÑola de fÚtbol en una entrevista con la televisiÓn britÁnicareconociÓ que no podÍa seguir en el cargo luego del escÁndalo por el beso en la boca a una jugadora de la selecciÓn espaÑola campeona del mundo. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn edition hot una fin de semana. fÉlix: una verdadera carrera contra el tiempo se vive en estos momentos en marruecos pa

but even then, there's only one hispanic female owned winery and winemaker for rosa founded rosa fierrond . 2014 in livermore and considers the winery a family project. her mother works the tasting room and her son helps with the crush. my family is extremely proud of me. i never ever in a million years, probably would they think i'd be doing this. i remember the first time they came into my winery and saw a barrel that said fierro on it, and they were just so my grandfather just teared up. and so they're super proud and they love coming in and participating and making everything and my mom works in the tasting room with me. she loves being here, too. everybody knows my mother. so, yeah, it's great today. rosa fierro cellars is a 100% hispanic woman owned winery specializing in making handcrafted, limited production. award winning wines from livermore and napa valley's. any advice for young latinas visualizing their future? never give up on your dreams, ever. you just. you never, ever think you can do it. and the goal seems completely impossible. but it is possible if you have a will, t

the bus, the kids more than 60 miles to santa rosa. it was supposed to be a home game, but they decide to travel to their opponent. instead board member and parent candy scott says they don't feel safe holding the games anywhere. oakland, i'm hoping that we bring awareness people need understand that our youth are in danger. and, you it's is violence everywhere, but is very impactful and very hurtful. when are don't feel safe. open police say they're actively investigating both shootings. but lopez says when they happened, the police didn't do much. she says they're trying to keep the team together. well, they look for a new, safer location to practice and play games. she says the kids need this type of community because they're from oakland doesn't mean that they have to do the negative things from opening. and so this is our way of giving back and let them know that they are. >> going to be great student athletes and we expect for them to be upstanding people. the east bay panthers are a nonprofit organization. organizers say they're

. >> telemundo 48 responde a una televidente de santa rosa aquÍ en una clÍnica le estaba cobrando pores marÍa estrada pues es un procedimiento a santa rosa, le recomendaron ademÁs un tratamiento para la cirugÍa pero el seguro dental no lo cubrÍa. marÍa aÚn asÍ aceptÓ pagar de su bolsillo. el tratamiento total costaba 343 dÓlares incluyend la corona y el tratamiento de encÍas y nunca le hicieron dicho tratamiento solamente la corona. >> cuando recibÍ el primer cobro fue casi enseguida traÍa la fecha de julio primero y ya me estaban cobrando 450 y luego fui la oficina para hablar con la manejadora que era lo que estaba pasando y quedamos en que iban a hacer 400 y me estÁn cobrando 450 y el tratamiento no lo he tenido todavÍa. >> la clÍnica cero despuÉs de la pandemia y pasÓ el tiempo y entonces en octubre del 2022 la seÑora recibÍ una llamada de su seguro dental. >> es que por cortesÍa me estaban dando al 353 de lo correspondiente a la muela que (inentendible( la corona que (inentendible( la radiografÍa que tomaron en sÍ y que tenÍa que pagar 450 dÓlares del tratamiento de la cirugÍa. a

the fog is up towards santa rosa and along the coast here. otherwise we'll look for a pretty nice morning out there with a cool start and a mild to warm afternoon. so the patchy coastal fog sunny and warmer the next few days and looking at that hot summer weather inland, that's going to be sunday and monday. so we're not going to see 90s in san francisco or at the coast, but we will see the fog clear back by midmorning hours and even some sun from stinson all the way down to half moon bay and pacifica. and by tomorrow there is a system to the south of us that wants to bring up a little rain along the central coast. but for the bay area, we are still looking at sunshine and temperatures on the warmer side as high pressure continues to build in just for a couple of days. highs today then ranging from about 70 is where that is average downtown, 75 in oakland. the winds will be with us once again. it will be breezy along the coast, 83 in san jose with 86 in santa rosa. and if you're making plans for the parade in oakland on sunday, gorgeous day o

santa rosa up by nine degrees and livermore up by eight.oss the bay area at this time. a widespread upper 50s at the coast to upper 80s inland. so a beautiful summer pattern across the bay area. 75in the north bay of napa, 83 in livermore, a warm day, but not too hot. we know we could be a lot hotter this time of year. the onshore breeze through fairfield is ten miles per hour. napa, concord, oakland, novato all reporting a southwesterly westerly breeze. even santa rosa. they're a little breezy and gusting to 20mph. we will have this pattern as we get back to work on tuesday with only modest warming coming our way, it looks like in time for the weekend, nothing extreme. here's a look at the future cast model. by friday into saturday, we do begin to see a little bit more of a ridge build in. and so we're going to hold on to very seasonal temperatures and then just bump them up a little bit. saturday into sunday. tomorrow morning, we will wake up with partly cloudy skies along the coast just inside the bay. and then break away to mostly clear

redwood city, san mateo novato up to santa rosa all down in the 40's.s is the most 40's we've had on the map all season long so far. so don't forget that extra layer that jacket will help you out this morning. 70's to low 80's for daytime highs later today. very similar to where we were yesterday. keeping you updated on the smoke and some red flag warnings for the bay. still to come over to rain. all right, john that check in on those bridges for you. think bridge this morning. 60 minutes. meteor lights are on the air. >> our san mateo bridge around a 14 minute ride. richmond, sandra fell llevan minutes. all the looks like it's low. there. these are still under 12 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 18 minutes. >> it's 6. 31 and in the east bay, the oakland city council have moved ahead now with the public safety initiative and the restoration of crime prevention funds from board and current reports. it's actually the latest step in their battle against the rising crime agency. >> the oakland city council has passed a public safety resolution a

that's very latest here in downtown santa rosa. michael thomas and i was making this change thing aside. what a cute couple. i really like that. i like the matching a shirts that that. >> that team has. thank you, michael. all right. let's talk about cal osha because they remind you lawyers that they are required to protect workers. >> from unhealthy air because of the wildfire smoke smoke contains chemicals, gases, fine particles that can harm your health. if the air quality gets bad enough, employers must modify the workplace to reduce exposure like working in enclosed areas or having vehicles filter air. if employers have to work outdoors, it's 805. and breaking news from overnight. a pedestrian was struck and killed by a chp officer in san mateo. yeah, this happened on eastbound highway. 92. we've got homer's, tiffany justice live in the newsroom. so tiffany, what are you learning right? we're learning more redwood city will be the lead agency looking into this crash. they say it's still being investigated. >> but here is what

public meetings across the bay area have gotten bombarded with hateful comments made virtually santa rosa city schools hosted their first meeting without any online comments tonight kron four's amanda hari was there. >> racist, anti-semitic and homophobic comments took over the santa rosa city schools, district meeting just 2 weeks ago. all over zoom. the board members cited take swift action, eliminating virtual comments. santa rosa city schools board of education believes a barrage of hateful virtual comments attempted to distract board members at their september 13th meeting. and it's easy to make those comments when you're behind a screen as opposed to being in-person gabriel alba. vera is a district principal. he says he's been a part of the district for decades. he took to the podium wednesday to thank the board for ending online comments the way they took the stance. >> extremely, extremely proud of our of our school board. similar anonymous online, hateful comments have happened at meetings across the bay area. >> in june, anti-semitic comments were made during a walnut creek city

now, this is mostly for the north bay, where we will see the chance of rain from santa rosa northward, with the possibility of a tenth of an inch of rain, to possibly a little more over a quarter inch of rain. then for the coastline, we'll have a high surf advisory that starts tonight into tomorrow. as we see the system coming in, we are not only going to see the rain for, once again, santa rosa northward, but this will be very beneficial across the region as we've had quite a few wildfires burning, and hopefully that will help put out some of those fires or help with containment. as we head toward the end of the week, more scattered showers in the forecast. i'll be tracking that, as well as temperatures and what you can expect in a few minutes. >>> mike, you've been tracking a crash already near the caldecott tunnel. >> on the maps they're marked as two crashes. it sounds like just one crash, but it's out of the tunnel heading toward highway 13, and there may be some activity in both locations from this crash. it looks like the far outside bore may have one lane that's impacted by th

and it's followed by san francisco, santa rosa, the lowest over in san jose.t's still coming in at 5.88. and since monday was when i originally covered this story, prices have gone up. $0.21 the average across the state now sits $6 and $0.3 overall. california sits more than $2 higher than the national average, which is $3.85. and experts say the reason will there's a huge surge in oil costs barrels are now around $90. but in addition over in southern california, their refineries are facing some issues and maintenance that's happening, which means that there's a huge markup for drivers and the cost of gas and one of gasbuddy experts tells me that over the next few days we can actually expect to see prices get higher back out here live. you can see right here in sandra fell. we just saw them change these prices up to now $6 and $0.39 for unleaded. if you drive luxury cars are going to be paying $6 and $0.79. the best idea to try to get lower than that would basically be you can pay cash some places because they charge you less. if you're not using a debit card,

a ti te tocaba la línea rosa. el vítor: pues sí, carnal, pero a mí la línea rosa no me gusta.orro de gente. llevábamos apenas dos estaciones y ya me habían dado como seis arrimones. albertano: Ándale, pues, ándale, pues sí te voy a dar chance, pero primero déjame que termine yo de cantar mi canción. el vítor: Órale, va. albertano: ♪ sembrador de amor sembrador de amor ♪ el vítor: perdonen. señores pasajeros, les pido una disculpa para no seguir ahora sí que-- pues, afectando sus oídos con los berridos de mi carnal, mejor sí cómprenme las canciones de los artistas que sí saben cantar de veras, no que ladran, como este güey. albertano: ¿qué te pasa, hijo del padre chinchachoma? el vítor: ah, ¿sí, güey? ya valió. ya sacaste boleto, güey, ¿eh? ¿te vas a rifar un tiro, carnal? ¿eh? con las ganas que traigo de reventarte todo tu hocico. albertano: ¿qué? ¿muy sabroso? el vítor: pregúntale a tu carnala, güey. >> ya, de una vez, rómpanse el hocico. el vítor: ¿tú qué te metes? ¿me vas a comprar discos? >> "nel". el vítor: entonces, aplástese ahí. deje de meterse en lo que no le importa.

only 51 santa rosa.g some breezy winds that will bring elevated fire danger come wednesday night into thursday. the mountains of the north and the east bay. so this is where things get a little bit dicey because of course, this is september when we get those dry offshore winds. it's a quick event. we're not expecting an excess of 40 miles an hour, but somewhere between 30 and 40 miles an hour. and then another stronger system looking like monday and tuesday. it could bring a little bit of precip our way. we'll wait and see. it's way out. we have to iron out the details. but as we get into late in the weekend, we're still enjoying some pretty nice weather. but this is what happens monday, september 25th. so things getting active in the pacific and looking at some changes as we get towards the end of the workweek. first with that offshore flow as for today, it's going to be pleasant. we'll have the sea breeze, the winds out of the west. so mid 60s downtown, about 70 in oakland, upper 70s in santa rosa and

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well, michael thomas is live in santa rosa.hat folks need to know morning michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. that's right. the air remains thicken hazy here in the north bay. but as ryan said, some areas are getting better. but that advisory remains in effect. well, throughout today. take a look. this is a map that we have on your screen. it's an active map from the air now. dot gov. and you can see just all that red across the north bay near santa rosa. and actually means that it's unhealthy. we see other areas like san francisco and parts of the east bay. they're now yellow. that means moderate air quality with a mixture of some orange. and that means unhealthy for sensitive again, that read remains very heavy up here in the north bay. and take a look at this video. this is really what most of the bay area looks like this week. and this is what we're going to see here this morning in santa rosa that thick layer of smoke and haze all throughout the area. air quality experts are saying if you're smelling the smoke there de

this is what downtown santa rosa look like this morning. you can see that thick layer of smoke and haze. an air quality experts say if you're smelling smoke, you're definitely inhaling it. he should be staying indoors when possible closing your windows and doors and turning on that air condition to circulate air. we spoke with different people today. some who work in construction that say they can definitely feel that smoke and they can smell it as well. >> i love her little bit, you know, because it's just air quality is really bad. guys went home early yesterday due to the air quality. >> and then today i we told them, you know, depending on how they feel it, they feel like they can hang to just go home in santa rosa. michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> and cal osha is also reminding employers they are required to protect workers from the unhealthy air. the smoke contains chemicals and gases and fine particles and it can really be detrimental to your health. and if it gets bad enough that employers have to modify the workplace to reduce the e

look at the cool temperatures, 46 novato, 49, santa rosa, 55. ramon and looking at a 13 degree temperature drop in the north bay, six degrees cooler for hayward. so the fog it will clear quickly. we'll be left with mostly sunny skies, hazy conditions. some smoke out there. i think it will be slightly better today. our onshore flow increases throughout the afternoon. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, lisa. hi everyone. we're going to start with the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights on yet. of course. we'll let you know when they flip on. our only significant slowdown this morning is actually going to be at the richmond san rafael bridge due to a stall on the center span there on the westbound direction. this is walnut creek, though, showing you 680 tail lights in the southbound direction. and then let's check out our drive times. they remain consistent for both tracy to dublin and the antioch to concord commute and then san rafael to san francisco right on time along 101 in the southbound direction. you're looking at 14 minutes cooma

michael thomas is live in santa rosa with how it is up there. can you smell smoke? michael? >> hi, good morning, everyone. that's right, daria, you can smell smoke this morning and you can now that the sun you can actually see some of that haze and that thickness that we were talking about, in fact, that spare the air alert is still in effect all throughout this morning and later. well, into the evening today. take a look. this is a and john had mentioned it a little bit earlier to you can see all that red here in the north bay, meaning that everything in that area is unhealthy with the red. you've got the yellow over in san francisco, meaning things are moderate. you've got a ton of orange, meaning that it's unhealthy for specific groups. if you have certain conditions, but take a look. this is video. we have what it looks like over the past few days across the area, all that smoke and haze really just taking over and many people can even see the skyline of san francisco from the east bay earlier this week. progressively getting better here in the north bay, still not so mu

we're seeing less than a quarter of an inch santa rosa.se, you could see a sprinkle or 2 on tuesday. at least that's what the models are showing right now on top of a cloudy conditions. as you wake up, you're going to see another foggy day. so taking a look again at the big picture today inland 78 bay, 72 coast. 66, so a lower than average temperatures by wednesday. again, sunny and breezy, looking like the warmest day of the week inland, 80 abe, 76 and coast. we're looking at 69, at least for right now. stephanie? alright, brittany, thank you for that. for a driver who struck 3 people who are out walking. it happened on 2 o'clock saturday morning at a parking lot near alum rock avenue in stuart avenue. officers found 3 people who had been struck. the driver left the scene, the condition of the victims is unknown. police are still investigating. in national news. we're now less than a week away from a potential government shutdown. if the clock strikes midnight on september, 30th before congress passes a spending bill, the or other spendin

virtually santa rosa city schools. they hosted their first meeting without any online comments tonight. but for some and a harry was there, she has reaction to the change. >> racist, anti-semitic and homophobic comments took over the santa rosa city schools, district meeting just 2 weeks ago. all over zoom. the board members cited take swift action, eliminating virtual comments. i was i was hurt. >> i taking the pack granted, mean, it was online. so it kind of took it with a pencil to a certain degree. santa rosa city schools board of education believes a barrage of hateful virtual comments attempted to distract board members at their september 13th meeting. and it's easy to make those comments when you're behind a screen as opposed to being in-person gabriel alba. vera is a district principal. he says he's been a part of the district for decades, both as an educator and as a parent, he says he's never experienced, organized hate like he took to the podium wednesday to thank the board for ending online comments. i thou

and she said, "santa rosa is burning down." (fire crackling) (wind gusting) i couldn't believe what i was seeing. we got into the helicopter and the winds were blowing 40 to 50 miles an hour. there was smoke and fire everywhere. all i could do was look and say to mike thompson, our congressmen, who had been in vietnam, "it looks like a war went on down there. it looks like a bomb." and he kept turning to me and saying, "yeah, that's what it looks like, but it's actually worse. hard to talk about still. those first few days were so hard. we didn't sleep much. we worked all the time. - the night of october 8th, we had a wind storm, and that wind storm led to 17 different fire starts across this landscape all around santa rosa. those 17 fires sort of rushed into each other and became two main large fire events. stop lights were out. the power was out. people did not know which direction to go. it was really chaotic. - [news reporter] there are close to 20 fires that are scorching hundreds of thousands. - [news reporter] thousands

hey, kim conley from santa rosa, california. great female athletes that come from the bay area across sports. and so just really exciting to see giants organization putting them at the forefront and celebrating these are all in the u.s., by the way, have let i've got to got to out. and the cash is. i live san francisco and also and follow all women's racing game. it's awesome to see that the giants put all women's team together looking up women and very young. >> outstanding. all thank you guys for making time to chat all right. the race is going to at 9 o'clock. so in about half an hour of stephanie, i'm going to send it back to you in studio. strong women in sports, in from the bay area to we love to see it. thank you to give >> friday was a significant day at the state capitol where hundreds of bills faced a big test. >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look at how the bills now another step closer to becoming law. >> human trafficking do passes a minute with that formal announcement, the assembly appropriations

recibir dinero para la lucha contra el crimen, ademÁs de la ciudad de san francisco, san josÉ y santa rosa 300 artÍculos fueron decomisados en san francisco, son productos robados de diferentes tipos, las autoridades informaron que esto fue un trabajo coordinado con varias agencias para ayudar a mantener las calles seguras y pese haber invertido millones de dÓlares para el primer estacionamiento seguro en plasma que deben en sus vehÍculos en san josÉ, parece no estar dando lo resultados esperados, pudimos comprobar que lugar tiene muchos espacios en, mientras que zonas en las calles estÁn llenas de vehÍculos rodantes y por quÉ estas personas no estÁn aprovechando el estacionamiento? carla farÍas lo explica. >> esta es una zona donde no se permite estacionar y muchos miran con recelo aquellos vehÍculos extraÑos que pasan por la zona, de hecho, nos encontramos con una venezolana conocida en la zona que pasar casi todos los dÍas en la vÍa repartiendo comida. >> traigo frutas, naranja, peras, traigo algo de todo. carla: varias zonas de lesiÓn permanecen con casas rodantes en sus aceras, algo q

the bus, the kids more than 60 miles to santa rosa. it was supposed to be a home game, but they decide to travel to their opponent. instead board member and parent candy scott says they don't feel safe holding the games anywhere. oakland, hoping that we bring awareness that people need understand that our youth are in danger. and, you it's is violence everywhere, but is very impactful and very hurtful. when are don't feel safe. open police say they're actively investigating both shootings. but lopez says when they happened, the police didn't do much. she says they're trying to keep the team together. well, they look for a new, safer location to practice and play games. she says the kids need this type of community because they're from oakland doesn't mean that they have to do the negative things from opening. and so this is our way of giving back and let them know that they are. >> going to be great student athletes and we expect for them to be upstanding people. the east bay panthers are a nonprofit organization. organizers say they'r

but for now in santa rosa, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles, hopefully a suspect is found soon. thank you. >> meanwhile, a family is looking for answers after a man died in a hit and run crash in hayward. it happened last wednesday. police say chris pena was riding his bicycle in crossing the street when a car sped through a red light at the intersection of carlos be in mission boulevards. he died from his injuries and leaves behind a wife and 3 children. >> it's just it's strange to be in the world without him here. was such a rock for all of us. and i mean, a simple statement is happy, but we happy to have meant was. he was a really, really good guy. and she's missed a meeting. >> police believe the suspect was in a gray mercedes e 3.50. they say the car likely has major front and passenger side damage as a result of the crash. >> and new video today you'll only see here on kron 4, a sailboat stuck at stinson beach for over a month has been demolished. kron four's justine waldman joins us live now in the newsroom with a cl

however for santa rosa, cloverdale may get up to about 707 inch and ukiah, just under 2/10 of an inch of rain. and of course, cleaner air along with the rainfall. i'll have more on the accuweather seven day forecast which is looking pretty good a little bit later steph. >> we look forward to that. thank you spencer. well, the potential rain in the north bay is welcome news to cal fire's sonoma lake napa unit. they say october is the most destructive month in california for fire and they're still hard at work to prevent them from spreading. we're still doing fuel modification work. >> we're not resting on our laurels at all. those fires can start. and with the winds that we get in, the north bay can escalate very quickly. and we want to avoid that if we can. so we need our community. your viewership, to maintain that vigilance until we really get into some really wetting rain. >> a good reminder, it was wildfires in southern oregon, in far northern california that led to this poor air quality here in the bay area this week. so they're reminding people the threat still exists. for more

average highs, 82 in santa rosa. instead, 71 degrees.78 degrees. so a mild autumn day as the clouds thicken and you will need that rain shield or umbrella. but not until late tonight in the north bay. meanwhile, enjoy your day. a dramatic rescue in san francisco this weekend coming up at seven. the reason, a hiker needed to be rescued from land's end. and for the first time, nasa has brought back to earth pieces of an asteroid located hundreds of millions of miles away. the seven year mission that came to an end in the utah desert this weekend. 655 now. and we're learning new information about a deadly stabbing in berkeley that happened saturday afternoon on overlook road in the berkeley hills. ktvu news has learned that the suspect is 36 year old jonah roper. he's accused of killing his 60 year old mother inside her home. he's beloved. she was kind and she was generous. s she was just you know, an angel of the neighborhood. witnesses say the suspect then attacked his mother's partner and another person in the neighborhood before stealin

downtown, 49, santa rosa, it is 54 in novato.al. right. upper 50s to near 60. you can see the 24 hour temperature change 2 to 7 degrees cooler. and as we go through the 9:00 hour, pretty much all in the 60s except at the coast there is that fog, the golden gate bridge. but that pulls back and we have sunshine half moon bay, pacifica. it's 1:00 and it is mild and winds are lighter. at 1:00. but then that sea breeze kicks up low 60s, half moon bay near 90 inland and the fog coming back after about 4 or 5:00. so it will be patchy as well that marine layer compressed and that's going to aid in our quick warm up jobina. >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everybody. we are going back to oakland because we are still following a pretty significant backup. now this is on westbound 24 past northbound 13 on your speeds down to 22mph. and you can see if you were with us about 20 minutes ago or so that the backup has extended there at the bay bridge toll plaza. surprisingly metering lights are on the chp just updated the log and says that they

north bay numbers low. 80s from vallejo to san rafael, 86 degrees in santa rosa heading into the eastay, 75. oakland 79. fremont 80. castro valley. this is where the summer warmth will be. 90 degrees in fairfield, 88 in concord and in livermore. now the oakland pride parade is taking place on sunday. the festivities begin this weekend. 11 a.m, 67 degrees. it's going to be quite comfortable. sunshine low to mid 70s by 2 p.m. and it's going to be warm weather by 4:00, 80 degrees, dropping off to about 69. warm water is what's fueling hurricane lee. look at the eye on this map. massive storm in the atlantic. it is a category four. winds of 130 miles an hour expected to intensify to a category five saturday morning. but it is out over the open atlantic staying there. the biggest concern is rough and dangerous. rip currents and swells, large swells for the caribbean and puerto rico as we head towards sunday. some impacts with the swells expected off to the east coast of the united states. the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a slow warm up over the next few days bringing you up into th

maybe santa rosa comes away with .15-inch of rain from it. temperatures will get cooler in the north bay from this. when we look at san francisco and oakland, you get a chance of rain, less than a 0.1-inch. the inland east bay communities have a chance of rain community. see you with more coming up in the next half hour. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> where's the fruit? a bay area man part of a lawsuit against starbucks for their line of refresher drinks. >>> gas prices soar when they normally fall, what's causing the spike and the impact it's having on people who rely on their cars to make money. >> we make like in a day 300, 250, but we're using like gas $20. now we if y you have momoderate too severere crohn's d disease skyryrizi is thehe first andndy ilil-23 inhibibitor ththat can deleliver clclinical rememission and endodoscopic impmprovemen. seriouous allergicic reactios and anan increaseded risk o of infectioions or a lowerer ability to fight t them may occur. tell your r doctor if f you he an infecection or sysymptoms, had a vacc

a partir de las 4:00 de la tarde del lunes de lluvias estarÁn presente en santa rosa y san rafael, paral martes y madrugada se espera el mÁs fuerte. napa, san rafael, san francisco, oakland y san mateo. continuarÁ en toda nuestra Área 4:30 de la maÑana del martes y se extenderÁn hasta san josÉ mientras que se dejaran despuÉs de las 9:00 de la maÑana del martes de la regiÓn. los acumulados, mÁs significativos serÁn bajos. entre media a una " al norte del Área de la bahÍa y en las montaÑas de santa cruz. no es la lluvia que necesitamos pero damos gracias con esas lluvias aliviarÁ los problemas de sequÍa en el Área. aparte de la lluvia el martes me preocupa que hay un comunicado de peligro en las playas de todas las costas del pacÍfico. hay peligro debido debido corriente de resaca y fuerte oleaje. mÁs detalles del comunicado al regresar y veremos si el frente dejara algÚn descenso en temperaturas. dayana: muchas gracias. la policÍa de berkeley arrestÓ a una persona en conexiÓn con la apuÑala miento de una mujer. dos mÁs resultaron heridas en el incidente el sÁbado por la tarde. la policÍa

pleasant weather. 82 for you in the north bay and santa rosa, your extended a forecast. so today is the last day we're going to be warming up. you notice tomorrow friday, we cool down and then chance of showers this weekend. but we right back with that. nice, warm weather again next week. back to you guys. all right. thanks a lot 48. let's talk sports. area could be getting its first wnba team. >> according to the athletic website, the owner of the golden state warriors is working on this plan. the article says that the team would play games at the chase center and practice of the worry facility in oakland. people in the bay area are excited. >> cool. i think that's cutting. a woman's to women's sport should get more recognition. and jason is a good venue and i think it be a solid thing for the community. water reasons. >> no official announcement on this as the negotiations apparently continue a bay area wpta a team would follow california's first chain, which was the los angeles sparks wnba tool. all right. >> well, 7.49, we here at kron 4 continue to celebrate hispani

nevada with a mile in santa rosa .in oakland, it's 52 in napa with 51 in santa rosa. and a look at the airport there where temperatures on the peninsula will be in the 70s and even 80s again for you around redwood city. so areas of fog, sunny skies today or tomorrow. the fog coming back, though, even more so into your monday. and we'll get to breezy cooler conditions tuesday looks to be the coolest day of the week so our beach hazard statement continues for santa cruz where you can see waves right now at about six feet. and that southerly swell from what was hurricane jova certainly influencing on the coast here with increased risk of rip currents. so be careful if you're headed to the coast this morning. the fog wants to push a little further inland and then it retreats, not only giving sunny skies for much of the bay area at 11:00, but look what happens as we get towards the afternoon noon. really, the beaches are nice and sunny. breezy, though, temperatures in the 60s and then back to your monday morning. it's a clo

san josÉ nos mantenemos en los bajos 80 grados y en livermore 80 grados hacia el norte y en santa rosaaturas, pero la gente en santa rosa va a estar con 68 grados el sÁbado y el domingo bajando a los 65 y tambiÉn tendremos el agradable descenso en las temperaturas a partir del domingo. y nos acompaÑan por lo menos hasta el dÍa martes y poco a poco aumentarÍan las temperaturas ya poquito, asÍ que a disfrutar del fin de semana con buena condiciones. paola: hablemos de un estudio que resaltÓ la contribuciÓn econÓmica de los inmigrantes en santa clara, vamos a revisar algunos datos que encontraron, los inmigrantes representan un 40% de la poblaciÓn en ese condado y contribuyen el 54% del interno bruto y en el 2021 los inmigrantes aportaron mÁs de $5,000,000,000 al siglo social en 1800 millones a medicaid, el estudio fue para analizar el papel que desempeÑan los inmigrantes en la economÍa en santa clara y estos son algunos de los nÚmeros que encontraron y tras una decisiÓn de un juez federal en texas que dictaminÓ nuevamente que el programa daca es ilegal, nos comunicamos con una abogada de

santa rosa, 52 with novato.certainly kind of chilly mid 50s concord 54 in livermore and the oakland airport. so it's going to be a nice day here. temperatures near average in the mid 70s. plenty of sunshine that afternoon. sea breeze but we have more fog this morning. typical seasonal day today and tomorrow around the bay. then we get into breezy and cooler weather on tuesday, the inland valleys will drop out of the 90s. here's our beach hazard statement where the waves are certainly be impacting the beaches here. those south facing beaches, dangerous rip currents right on through 11:00 tonight from the tropical system offshore. the fog this morning, it moves in the next couple of hours and then it peels back throughout the nine, 10:00 hour. and by noontime, some patches right around the san mateo coast, marin, but it gets swept away and we've got full sunshine . there should be a nice day. 60s again. and look how much fog comes back into your monday morning. upper level winds are out of the north and so i think

santa rosa, 5656 in pacifica with 58 in vallejo. 24 hour temperature change anywhere from a couple of degrees to about 5 or 6 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. so as we look at the north bay, the next several days, the first half of the week, cooler than the second half of the week, including the weekend. so we should be about 80, not quite reaching that today. tomorrow and then as we get into the middle of the week, parts of the north bay will be even cooler. but high pressure looks to build back in the end of the week into the weekend. so if you're looking for some slightly warmer weather, we'll be near average as we get past late wednesday, more like the friday time frame, 77 in santa clara will be in the mid 70s. a lot like yesterday on the peninsula for you in redwood city, millbrae 73. sunny skies for everyone as the fog really pulls back. and we're in the upper 60s. some breezy winds throughout the afternoon and looking at the north bay mid 70s petaluma, sonoma, a nice day, mostly sunny conditions and on the east ba

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obviously we know what rosa parks did and that really was cast aside by movement for many reasons. she became pregnant as a teenager for a few months later and she didn't fit the part you know, every one of these movements is a visual medium, much as it is political, ideological exercise. and they not want her to be the face of movement. what i think is amazing about claudette and i think this sort of like said, encapsulates the story is that a lot of people now know her as first person to do what she did on a bus. fewer people know her much more important role in history, which is that after she kind of dismissed by the movement, the movement came looking for her again because they needed plaintiffs in a case became known as browder v gal which is case that ultimately ruled segregation busses to be unconstitutional and ended the montgomery bus boycott that rosa parks started and they tried to find every of upstanding man possible and. none wanted to do the job so. in the end, it was for women to teenage girls, including claudette and you know, with a newborn son at home. and every

i mean santa rosa exactly where we should be. what? daytime highs today in santa rosa topping off in the low 80s and plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. and believe it or not that's actually kind of the forecast for us this week. it's mild and it's beautiful. this is the weather to take advantage of and if you have the opportunity maybe after work today to head to the trail or jus walk around the neighborhood. this is a perfect forecast to do so. i'm going to talk about more microclimates coming up in bit but for now over to you, gianna. >>> traffic into solano county just got a bit lighter. westbound 80 is back open across the carquinez bridge 12 hours ahead of schedule. the highway was closed for road repairs over the labor day weekend. they also repaired power lighting and trimmed back trees and brush along the road. all lanes now open on 8 #. in fact, taking a look at the roadways. getting ready to hop on the freeways you are good to go westbound with no delays out of the sacramento area into the bay. and all the way down into the

in santa rosa amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> it's 609, in for your health. some people are having a hard time getting an appointment for a covid booster shot. the latest moderna and pfizer boosters started coming out this month. some people in the bay area, though been struggling to get an appointment. the cbs spokesperson says that their pharmacies are getting the vaccine are rolling basis and they are experiencing a delay in the supply. walgreens student rep apply to us about it. ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong explains why it hasn't been as easy to get a shot pharmacies. >> well, this is because there's a shift in vaccine distribution from the government sector to the private sector. and because we have a patchwork of health care delivery in this country. that's what people are. you know, encountering. >> okay. depend on where you go. a doctor chin. hong is confident that the booster is going to become more available in the coming weeks. it's extent. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a nanny in the bay area accused of chil

it doesn't even get towards santa rosa until 10:00 or 11:00, and there is not a lot of it left. but, there is enough. we will get rain out of this, and there is an organized line marching its way across the bay, probably into early tuesday morning. we will track this in its entirety coming up in the forecast and i will show you rainfall totals coming up in just a bit, for now, guys back to you. >> thank you. >>> a's fans were at the coliseum for the final home game of the year, as their disappointing season comes to an end. and, the threat of las vegas looms larger than ever. betty yu has more on the story, and she talked with fans at the coliseum. >> it was so lovely meeting you guys. >> reporter: alameda resident rachel delgado savored her time at the coliseum with fellow a's fans after sunday's game. >> torkelson, and that will do it. 3-1. >> reporter: the a's lost to the detroit tiger during the a's home game this season. >> i came with my longtime friend of 25 years, and to see the low clouds was really hard to come into that and not see that anybody wanted to share this be

it was spot on in san francisco at 70, santa rosa checked in at 74. okay. this is our live weather camera. i wanted to share it with you because this time last night couldn't see the tip top of the bay bridge can see it tonight. but we have a combination of two things going on. first off, let's talk about the marine layer that will make its presence known in the overnight hours. forging ahead across the bay in towards the tri valley, up and over the dublin grade into pleasanton. meanwhile, look at the far reach all the way into santa rosa, void of lake county or mendocino county. clear lake. you'll wake up with some clear skies, but it will be overcast. and morgan hill and in gilroy. soin the afternoon hourt you'll notice the haze. so that's the second factor in your forecast. so starting off cloudy, ending up with haze, the most compromised areas will be the north bay and across the bay . and then we begin to see some improved movement across the peninsula. and as you work your way into the east bay and also santa clara valley, loving this imagery, take a

there's fog in santa rosa and emeryville right now.ll waiting the sunrise. 647 and as we get into the rest of the morning, it's a quick warm up mostly sunny near average today 62 upper 80s to near 90 inland. stephanie. >> lisa thank you. new details about an officer involved shooting that leaves one man injured in contra costa county. we're told the man who was shot through items charged and swung a metal pole at officers. that shooting happened in the area o dover avenue and plm street in san paulo. abc7 news reporter tim johns tells us more about what led up to the shooting. >> the san pablo police department says it all began after a woman called 911 asking for a mental health evaluation for her husband. she said she thought he was showing signs of schizophrenia. by the time police arrived, they say the man had locked himself inside of a room and refused any attempts at communication. then the woman said her husband wasn't acting violent and that she'd call officers again if he exited and she needed help. about one hour later, the w