live in santa rosa tonight. crystal. thank you. also in santa rosa, a 14 year old is in custody after he allegedly stabbed another student at school this afternoon. investigators say the two freshmen got into a fight at elsie allen high school in santa rosa. a 13 year old boy suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. police say a knife was recovered. a student said staffers quickly got control of the situation. >> three staff dragged him, not drag him. but like, walk him to a room and yeah, people were just told to go to class and just leave. leave him alone. >> the school was placed on lockdown, which has since been lifted. santa rosa police are now investigating what led up to the violence. >> today, family, friends and members of law enforcement from across the bay area came together to honor the memory of san jose community service officer long pham. his funeral was held at the sap center in san jose, and even though csos don't respond to the same types of calls as police officers, the dangers they face are every b

[music playing] jiuwit rosas: [speaking spanish] interpreter: there was a community. now, there is only rubble and sand. michael poland: there's a number of warning signs that volcanoes give. as magma rises, it starts to break rock apart, and that creates small earthquakes. there were some that were recurring in the area. george kourounis: then they started getting more intense and more frequent. michael poland: you'll see changes in the shape of the ground as magma rises because of the pressure that's building beneath it. don swanson: as this magma was slowly rising in mount saint helens, it was shoving the north side of the volcano outward at a rate of about 5 feet a day. george kourounis: it was eventually 400 feet, extending out from where the original side of the volcano had been. jess phoenix: unfortunately, we can't predict exactly when volcanoes are going to erupt, how long an eruption will last, or how big it will be. george kourounis: mount saint helens was having these smaller eruptions, but that pressure just kept building up and building up until it was o

santa rosa. it happened at elsie allen high school and compelled officials to cancel tonight's football game. no. friday night lights. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is following this developing story and has what led up to the stabbing and what parents are saying. >> a student fight turned stabbing friday at elsie allen high school in santa rosa, putting the school on lockdown and parents on edge. >> it's nerve wracking. it seems stressful. >> santa rosa police called to the school around 1230 in the afternoon, where they arrested a 14 year old boy. police releasing this photo saying the boy pulled a knife out during an altercation with a 13 year old boy and stabbed him. two other students also got into the figh, kicking the boy with the knife in the head. school officials sending a message to parents detailing the incident and asking that students and staff remain vigilant and report anything they may hear or see to help us ensure school safety. police believe the incident is gang relate

but windsor was 94 north santa rosa 92, downtown santa rosa 92. rohnert park was 92, forestville 91, healdsburg 90, sebastopol 88 and cloverdale, which you would think would be hotter was actually a little cooler at 88. that's a localized north breeze. they still have a slight north breeze most locations, though, showing a west or a south or a west southwest. but novato, petaluma and santa rosa been getting in on that light northerly breeze. now it will be cooler forecast for the weekend. today is about the same 6070 80s coast and bay, then upper 80s and a few low 90s. that's the system for the weekend. it's coming in pretty a rather impressive system for august, no doubt about it. 5060s on the temps here. 3637, 36 truckee, south lake tahoe and also mammoth. so cold in the mountains. one low kicks out. the next low is dropping in. so warm to hot friday. it will be nice. there's not much fog. sure looks like some rain coming in to the north about ukiah. north is the way it looks. a big drop though will be for us and temps, but i mean there could be

santa rosa. it happened at elsie allen high school and compelled officials to cancel tonight's football game. no. friday night lights. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is following this developing story and has what led up to the stabbing and what parents are saying. >> a student fight turned stabbing friday at elsie allen high school in santa rosa, putting the school on lockdown and parents on edge. >> it's nerve wracking. it seems stressful. >> santa rosa police called to the school around 1230 in the afternoon, where they arrested a 14 year old boy. police releasing this photo saying the boy pulled a knife out during an altercation with a 13 year old boy and stabbed him. two other students also got into the figh, kicking the boy with the knife in the head. school officials sending a message to parents detailing the incident and asking that students and staff remain vigilant and report anything they may hear or see to help us ensure school safety. police believe the incident is gang relate

so enjoy that. 86 today in santa rosa, 82 in napa and on the east bay.hore winds with us again. so creating that breeze and allowing for 74 today in oakland upper 70s in fremont. that's more like it right. you head inland upper 80s in walnut creek. so a good 10 to 12 degrees warmer once you head to our interior valleys with 92 in brentwood, the accuweather seven day forecast. so we've got a mild to warm day today. and on the first day of the month, notice that the temperatures drop off a bit into monday. a few degrees warmer for those barbecues tuesday and wednesday. it is back to sizzling summer heat and it looks like it's going to linger a bit into thursday. and then starts to ease by next friday. stephanie >> all right lisa, thank you. in southern california, a wheel of fortune took over the famous santa monica pier. it's celebrating a new season and a new host, ryan seacrest is taking over for pat sajak. entertainment reporter george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles was there. three. two, one. >> the ferris wheel at pacific park on t

y bien te va a afectar justamente san francisco, santa rosa, esto a las 6:30 a.m. los chubascos, las condiciones van a estar calmados. no esperamos fuertes vientos y las estaturas van cÓmodas para maÑana en los 70 y en la costa en un rango de los 60 y santa rosa despidiÉndose de el calor maÑana y el sÁbado la condiciÓn nos indica la posibilidad de una que otra chispa de agua para santa rosa, napa con temperaturas que permanecen en el rango los 70 grados. pero en la prÓxima semana laboral hablamos de una ola de cloro con las teclas las mÁximas podrÍan alcanzar de 96 a 98 grados para livermore y en un plan permanece mÁs calmado con mÁximas en los 80 grados. durÓ los equipos de fÚtbol de la bahÍa van a tener mucha actividad el fin de semana y tambiÉn el bÉisbol de las grandes ligas que entra en la recta final de temporada. vamos a ver quÉ vamos a vivir el fin de semana. presentador: te digo una cosa, vamos a hablar de esto un poco mÁs adelante. los gigantes de san francisco descansan hoy y comienzan maÑana una serie en seattle y los atlÉticos de oakland han cerrado la

look for highs of 86 at santa rosa, 79 at napa, mid to upper 80s in the inland east bay.se to 90 degrees. here's the accuweather seven day forecast notice. we'll see some 90 degree readings on tuesday as it turns hot inland. we'll see mid 90s in the warmest inland spots and up to about 80 around the bay shoreline. still warm on wednesday, but temperatures will drop a few degrees from tuesday and then later in the week, thursday, friday. going into the weekend, we'll see quite a cool down. in fact, high temperatures at the end of the week will be cooler than average for this time of the year, so the ups and downs continue. sort of like a roller coaster. >> yeah, i imagine the parks are busy in san francisco today. last day of freedom. >> they should be. >> thank you so much, spencer. it all came to an end today at the oakland coliseum, the last game ever played as what will forever be known as rivalry really took off when the teams went head to head in the 1989 world series. known for the famous loma prieta earthquake as well. there is the coliseum as we know it, the rival

it is looking pretty nice there with low 60s santa rosa. it has been mild overnight with mid 60s by the delta 67 in livermore and from our roof camera pretty view here. that marine layer trying to get back in place. the breezy onshore winds coming into play throughout the afternoon. outside chance of a slight shower thunderstorm more likely outside the bay, but the periphery can't rule it out as we go into the rest of the weekend. we are hot today. slightly cooler for sunday, remaining comfortable at the coast and then that summer heat, particularly tuesday and wednesday. one more day for this thunderstorm activity to continue to lift through the, say, the san joaquin valley up through the northern sacramento valley and the sierra foothills. looking at our cloud cover a couple more hours than we clear on out for a sunny afternoon. clouds at the coast. but that marine layer really coming back into play. and then the breeze up to some 25, 27 miles an hour throughout the afternoon. so your saturday is looking warmer with near 100 degrees for y

para santa rosa.rdemos que la niebla es una de las principales causas de accidentes automovilÍsticos, asÍ que conduzca con cuidado. ver cÓmo nos acompaÑan en toda la parte de lo que es la madrugada. asÍ que estas son las recomendaciones si viaja en las prÓximas horas. hay que mantener distancia para evitar los accidentes y cuidado, cruces y mÁs adelante hablamos de cÓmo van a estar las temperaturas para el fin de semana. asÍ que disfrute. duro con esto nos estamos acercando al fin de semana. y son 17,000,000 de personas los que van a viajar este fin de semana. y se esperan mÁs personas el viernes con un promedio de 2.8 millones de personas viajando. asÍ que tome esto en cuenta para llegar a tiempo a su destino. visitamos el aeropuerto de san josÉ. sin duda el trÁfico ha incrementado. >> yo vengo de idaho y es una ciudad mÁs pequeÑa. presentador: javier me cuenta que tiene pensado pasar unos dÍas en san josÉ. en su caso hacerlo el fin de semana largo fue coincidencia. la administraciÓn de ciudad en el

santa rosa, a cool 55 to get the morning started for you compared to yesterday. not a whole lot of changes. most of us are right around the same as what we were 24 hours ago. now later on today, we're still gonna hold on to a couple of those low 90's for the stimulant. most of us, though, much like yesterday back down in the 70's to 80's. as for your roads, it is friday light so far. but today is the start of the holiday weekend. so expect traffic patterns to reflect that. a lot of people going to be doing your getaway forecast. so just make sure that what you're doing is getting on the roads early and not rushing anything today, especially if you do have plans on traveling more than just a few miles golden gate bridge. free of fog this morning. but there's some great overhead rain. right, john, thank you for that. happening today, san jose police. >> well, on the life of fallen officer long pham funeral services set for this morning 11. that's going to be a sapd center of san jose pham was struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver while he was directing traf

a russian river bridge is now closed after a dam failed in guerneville, right near santa rosa. the popular crossing is only open during the summertime, so it did close early. you can see the collapsed section of the dam, which is likely due to erosion. crews removed some of the dam's boards yesterday to release pressure. this could cause swifter water downstream. the dam will stay in place for the weekend, but is set to be removed after that, and the boat ramp remains open. all right, as we head to break, let's check in with lisa. good morning. good morning. >> 639 sunrise. and what a gorgeous view from mount tam. we are at 74 degrees, 2300ft and relative humidity only 25%. so we're going to be watching this closely the second half of the upcoming workweek, when north winds and hot temperatures arrive. but for your holiday weekend, it's a different story. stay tuned. my accuweather seven day forecast is coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, thieves targeting multiple homes in the north bay. even stealing a family's pet. the warnings now from police and connecting roads and

mid 80s santa rosa and the accuweather seven day forecast. hoping for some sun there at the coast the first day of the month, allowing for cooler than average temperatures. nice for the holiday, just a couple degrees warmer and then the heat spikes on tuesday. wednesday is the hottest day. looking at that heat lingering into thursday, and then we'll start to see hopefully that easing by the end of next week. so summer still is going to make a comeback. stephanie >> all right lisa thank you. just ahead to rent or buy in the south bay. a new report shows buying a home in this city is the most costly for you. this is a good week this week. smart solutions. i love smart solutions. only while supplies last. so scan that qr code or head to abc sales.com to get shopping. what do we have first? >> so first up our smart solution is relax and recover with lifepro. this is a portable infrared sauna blanket. it accelerates sweating. you don't have to go to the sauna. you can do this at home in the privacy of your own home. this is so smart. >> 30 minute

santa rosa con 51. en oakland y en vallejo tendremos entre 55 a 56 grados.a. pero maÑana amanecemos con y de eso hablamos mÁs adelante. niebla densa presentadora: la vicepresidenta y candidata demÓcrata a la presidencia llegÓ al Área de la bahÍa. esto para recaudar fondos para su campaÑa electoral. unas 700 personas pagaron entre 3000 y $500,000 para asistir. es la primera vez que harris regresa al Área del a bahÍa desde que se convirtiÓ en candidata a la presidencia. y estas son imÁgenes de una protesta el mes de abril cuando un grupo de personas se manifestÓ en contra de la guerra en gaza sobre el puente golden gate. la fiscal de san francisco anunciÓ que 26 de los manifestantes que marcharon sobre ese puente causando un caos vial enfrentan cargos para obstruir el trÁfico. y tras la amenaza algo menor gavin newson a los alcaldes en cuanto a la reducciÓn del nÚmero de emergentes en las calles, si no hacen algo, les quitarÍa presupuestos, residentes una sus voces y piden soluciones. >> eso es un problema muy grande. es lo opuesto a lo que estÁn haciendo. >>

santa rosa getting close 89. tomorrow's temps will be upper 80's again as will be the case on friday inland. after that, though, that brief weekend slump down into the mid 80's with a few passing clouds showers further north in the bay. daria, thanks a lot. john is 10:47am. >> and 2 people are behind bars. you can see the arrest here. they're accused of stealing things from a store in concord. this is some of what police found when they arrested the 2 after a brief pursuit. this all happened last weekend and they also had a uhaul. that's what they tried to escape in. that had some items in it. >> happening now at the oakland arena, the california air resources board and cal start. >> are hosting a 0 emissions showcase featuring ride and drives of medium and heavy-duty trucks off-road staff school in transit buses. it's an all-day event and highlights all kinds of truck makers and manufacturers leading to 0 emissions and how to help fleet operators discover ways they can meet california's 0 emissions goals. we're

santa rosa. well, look at the moisture moving across the bay area and across the spine of the sierra nevada. that's monsoonal moisture coming from the southeast. there's a slight chance for us of some rain. very light rain and a slight chance even of some lightning strikes in the bay area. some of that could be dry lightning. and there happened a few lightning strikes in the sierra red flag warning has been in effect for parts of southern california. and we certainly have had elevated fire danger in many areas. our air quality is great. i've got more details coming up in weather. >> thank you. happy a 70 year-old man is dead after police say he lost control of his motorcycle and flipped multiple times. this is the aftermath of the crash happened last friday in the area. fountaingrove and parker hill road in santa rosa. police say the man died of his injuries just yesterday. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> take a look at this surveillance video capturing a man breaking into

highs of 82 at napa 7091 rather not 7191 at santa rosa. will be our warmest region with low to mid 90s. and overnight we'll see the marine layer return with more patchy drizzle near the coastline. some of it will move onshore during the overnight hours. overnight low temperatures tonight will be generally in the mid to upper 50s, a little bit milder in some inland east bay locations with upper 50s to 60s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast tomorrow. mild at the coast, hot inland with highs in the mid to upper 90s inland, but cooling down sharply on sunday under breezy conditions. and that cooldown is going to take us into at least the middle of next week with some pleasant, mild, steady weather. no, no excessive heat be playing lebron and the lakers at chase center on christmas day. and that game would likely air right here on abc seven. this is the 12th straight time the warriors will be playing on christmas. >> if you want to go to the final a's game at the coliseum, it's already sold out. you'll have to go to the resale marke

in santa rosa. so these winds will continue to blow up to 15 and occasional gusts up to 20mph before dialing back overnight. clear slot with that faint stratus gathering. so when is it going to push on shore? check this out. it's not really until about midnight when we start to see the clouds invade the bay and make tracks towards the east bay over the golden gate bridge and into the santa cruz mountains, as well as to the south of morgan hill and gilroy. official sign up tomorrow morning at 632, and we will have gray skies and then early burn off. and really couldn't ask for a better labor day weekend. as far as our temperatures are concerned, they're quite seasonal. check it out. santa rosa average high is 85. we're forecasting about 87 degrees. very nice and throughout the tri valley. not too hot. oakland spot on. and check it out in willow glen at 83 degrees. the bottom line is a little haze. this evening. and then the clouds push in overnight. both days will start off with overcast conditions a

this man from santa rosa tracked his airpods all over the country and eventually leading him back to neighborhood nearby. >> and it turned out to be a happy ending for everyone. abc seven news reporter tim johns has more on the reunion. >> it's a reunion. two years in the making, and it all started back when edward ayton says he lost his airpods at the burning man festival in nevada in 2022, and it was just, you know, an hour or two away when i realized that i'd forgotten my airpods. >> you know, it's that first moment you go to make the phone call and you realize you have to hold the thing up to your face. >> after he realized they were missing, ayton says he was able to track the airpods with the find my app on his phone. he began making videos on social media, documenting everywhere they went. eventually attracting thousands of viewers over the coming months, they traveled all over the united states. >> they spent time in iowa. they spent time in north carolina. we caught them walking down the street in new york at 3:00 in the morning. one night, which was really exciting. >> that

, ian kinmont leads the santa rosa phoenix's power soccer practice.covered. the game has two halves, 20 minutes each with teams of four using modified motorized wheelchairs to ram the ball into the goal. for wheelchair users like ian, who was born with cerebral palsy and has played since he was 14, the sport is more than just a game. >> i feel very free when i when i'm going down the court and i'm passing the ball, and it always makes me, very happy to see people smiling and having fun. >> ian's mother, naomi hubert, saw how the sport changed him by providing him with a basic need so many of us take for granted friendship. >> i think the most important piece of it is that it really creates an opportunity to have friends that are really connected over multiple years, and that's something that you don't often get, especially among people with a disability. >> but like most activities for people with disabilities, there are financial and logistical challenges many in the community survive on low or fixed incomes post-pandemic. budget cuts continue to sev

i think santa rosa north santa rosa, calistoga north looks to be in line for rain.n, northern sacramento valley, crescent city and i think there will be some up in and around town thunderstorms as well. a fall like friday know some patchy low clouds. breezy, blustery. probably not as bad as yesterday, but still a cool pattern for this time of year. 60s 70s. >> thank you steve. a new covid vaccine gets the green light. we're going to tell you when it's expected to roll out as the cdc sends a new warning about a surge in cases. >> so how to look for housing off campus. and i currently live like in a studio with no rooms with two other roommates. >> the threat of cuts at a uc school and more may be on the way as the school deals with budget s rtfalls is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for

most of our rain will be concentrated north of santa rosa.'t be surprised if especially late on friday. you do see some light showers in the east bay and the peninsula. futurecast does show today's dry skies, not much of an onshore breeze. intel. the late afternoon and evening tonight. that's going to help us out into tomorrow. temperatures will cool little further on into your wednesday. noticeably cooler than today is about to be 60's and 70's for san francisco today. 60's right along the coastline that a lot of 70's and 80's along the bay shore 80's to 90's for inland spots. palo alto, 81 today, santa clara, 82 san jose. 83 some upper 80's out towards livermore. 87. well, union city hayward, oakland, up to richmond lot. 70's for you, concord, walnut creek, pittsburg, antioch, in vacaville, our 90 degree spots. tomorrow's temps. no 90's for ya. and by thursday and friday, no 80's for any of us. we do have that opportunity of showers on friday. most of our rain will be concentrated to the north of the bay by sunday and monday of next week, w

a 33 year-old man struck by a car in santa rosa on august.st died from his injuries in the hospital tuesday morning. he's been identified as malone weaver. the crash happened around 9 40 at night on hearne avenue near the smart train tracks. police say a 19 year-old woman hit weaver and then took off. just this is a tragedy as to what happened. but it's been made a whole lot. >> worse by the fact that she chose to flee and not stay at least call 9-1-1, sergeant, some ochlockonee or with santa rosa. police says investigators first identified the car involved. >> from a home security camera nearby video surveillance actually show the collision and we thought it was a white lexus from their police use citywide cameras to get the license plate and that led them to a home not too far from where the crash happened. her name is alejandra vasquez >> she. >> we did an initial interview with her at the at her home that associate with the license plate and she admitted to being the driver in the collision all 100 vasquez was arrested and charged with fe

a single mother in santa rosa is killed by a drunk driver.ll hear from her colleagues. >> 10, 30 right now. we want to check out the weather for you before you head out the door and you don't get caught by surprise is going to be pretty toasty, john. yeah, no need for the sweater at this point. we've got through the morning and it's already warming up. so shorts and t-shirt. if you don't have to go to work today, maybe head out to the coastline and enjoy what has been a gorgeous view out there. this is your view at the coast in half moon bay. and it looks like a few of you out there already enjoying what is about to be a sunny and nice day at the coast. winds are pretty light. nothing too major out there this morning. they'll pick up late this afternoon as that sea breeze tries to push back through current temperatures range anywhere from the 60's at the already getting close to 80 in dublin, pittsburgh, fairfield each up to 77 degrees. now later today, a lot of us will be in the 80's, not the low 90's in a few areas. i'll talk those details

santa rosa.l warm to low to mid 90s and down in the south bay a high of 85, likely at san jose. now tonight the marine layer will return along with some patchy drizzle near the coast and perhaps even moving locally onshore. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid 50s mid to upper 50s near the bay, up in the north bay a little bit cooler, low to mid 50s and the inland east bay will have upper 50s to mid 60s. and as we go into the weekend we'll see another warm day tomorrow in our inland areas. notice 94 concord 95 at fairfield, 96 antioch. but sunday will bring breezy and sharply cooler conditions, with inland highs reaching only into the mid to upper 80s. and around the bay shoreline. we'll see upper 60s to low 70s, and (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woman) i have this vacation home... (banker 2) so, like a getaway? (woman) yeah, but... it's also an eco-friendly artist retreat. (banker 3) so, you're expanding your business... (wo

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santa rosa police are identifying the victim, asked santa rosa resident jessica knows police say she was turning left when a pickup truck driven by a new one allegedly ran a red light, hitting her honda and pushing it into a prius. nunez was trapped inside her car with major injuries. she was rescued but died at the hospital. no one was also taken to the hospital where police say he showed signs of intoxication. according to police, he has 4 prior arrest for a dui and a suspended license and now he faces several charges, including felony dui and manslaughter. one person is dead in a fire. captain is recovering from injuries tonight after a mobile home catches fire in mountain view. the fire happened this morning on moffett boulevard and according to fire crews, they managed to put out the flames and prevent it from spreading to nearby homes. the home was a total loss, but the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and union city police are asking the community to help find a missing elderly woman diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. neighbors last saw a 97 year-old nadine par

there 78 in santa rosa in the 70s for napa 80 concord livermore. fairfield. beautiful day at the beach in santa cruz overnight. marine layer expands the holiday weekend will feature fog and then sunshine and next week we will see the triple digit heat returning. so be prepared for that. nothing like that. yet. tonight 70s and 80s inland along the coast in the 50s. the fog will regroup. you'll start to notice tomorrow morning starts off gray and then quickly. most areas will see the sun in the afternoon. we're looking at similar temperatures to where we were the last couple of days, 60s to 90s. morning numbers will be in the 50s and 60s tomorrow afternoon near average 83 in the south bay and san jose, 91 in morgan hill on the peninsula, 80 degrees in redwood city, 70 in millbrae, 65, in half moon bay, you'll see a few patches of fog lingering in daly city. 69 in san francisco, north bay numbers 82 napa 86, santa rosa up to 70. in sausalito, a nice day in the east bay 74, oakland 78. fremont. head inland and it's going to be a warm day. 88 in walnut creek, 90 d

well, that deadly chain reaction crash in santa rosa that we told you about yesterday. now has the school and wider community grieving. and san francisco's mayor wants to get tough on sideshows. we'll tell you about the new rules being proposed to crack down on those illegal events. >> and a very weather beautiful sunset out there as we head into your friday evening. lots of clear skies. temperatures do cool off a i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too.

. >> i got the call from the santa rosa police chief and it took my breath away. >> on friday, jessica was headed to pick her 13 year old daughter up at school in santa rosa when she was struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver. she was just beginning her career at juvenile hall, sworn in last october and thrilled to be a part of the team. >> she was very enthusiastic about working, very happy and proud to be a juvenile correctional counselor. >> the facilities break room is now filled with flowers and cards, remembering jessica. >> she's very excited to work here. she had a lot of compassion for the residents here. >> trevor vanetti was jessica's friend and coworker. he says there's only one thing she loved more than doing her job. >> she loved her daughter more than anything and was her number one priority. and i myself, and i know our department will do anything that we can to assist her with anything that she needs. >> sonoma county superior court records show the 68 year old suspect has at least four prior misdemeanor convictions for driving under the influence, dating back t

las sombras, comenzamos en santa rosa, muy buenas tardes y sean bienvenidos, la imprudencia de quienes manejan bajo la influencia del alcohol deja dos agentes muertos en las vÍas, esta vez fue santa rosa donde la policÍa revelÓ la identidad de los que perdiÓ la vida durante un aparatoso accidente de trÁnsito y desde esa ciudad tamara nos tiene todos los detalles. comentarista: se trataba de la mujer que trabajaba como agente en una correccional de menores, el siniestro ocurriÓ el pasado viernes y a plena luz del dÍa. iba de camino a recoger a su hija el viernes 16 de agosto y mientras transitaba por esta calle su vehÍculo fue impactado por un conductor que no parÓ y el semÁforo para Él estaba en rojo. y tanto familiares como conocidos de las vÍctimas y residentes de esta ciudad se encuentran devastado con lo sucedido. no es justo que una persona que me pienso cinco sentidos pierda la vida con una persona que no piensa. >> el conductor estaba conduciendo bajo efectos del alcohol. el hombre tenÍa la licencia suspendida y en el pasado habÍa sido convicto en cuatro ocasiones por conducir e

a 33 year-old man struck by a car in santa rosa on august. first died from his injuries in the hospital tuesday morning. he's been identified as malone weaver. the crash happened around 9 40 at night on hearne avenue near the smart train tracks. police say a 19 year-old woman hit weaver and then took off just this is a tragedy as to what happened. >> but it's been made a whole lot worse by the fact that she chose to flee and not stay in at least call 9-1-1, sergeant summer gloeckner with santa rosa. police says investigators first identified the car involved. >> from a home security camera nearby video surveillance actually show the collision and we thought it was a white lexus from their police use citywide cameras to get the license plate and that led them to a home not too far from where the crash happened. her name is alejandra vasquez >> she. >> we did an initial interview with her at the at her home that associate with the license plate and she admitted to being the driver in the collision all 100 vasquez was arrested and charged with f

in santa rosa, cornell. bernard abc seven news. >> and tonight we're hearing from the father of the teenage boy killed in a crash on highway 85 in san jose. earlier this week. he was in a car with his mother that was struck by a driver going the wrong way. and sadly, they both died. here's abc seven news reporter zach fuentes. >> these pictures, taken around christmas, are from the trip of a lifetime for rebecca olson and her son, charlie. the two of them tragically lost their lives monday in a wrong-way crash on highway 85 in san jose. those photos were shared with abc seven by charlie's father, cameron olson. in a statement on social media, he said losing a child is the ultimate nightmare for a parent. this week has been a roller coaster of both functional and emotional elements. it feels like it has been weeks and i know the next few months will be hell. the crash happened that monday afternoon after a driver traveling for several minutes in the wrong direction hit them. naomi juarez witnessed the erratic

it's a warm one and 89 and santa rosa 87. here's a look ahead.ve day forecast a little bit of a drop off the numbers on sunday. clearing skies on monday for labor day. and look at this. this temperature bounce about ten degrees into tuesday and wednesday. that means the hottest locations close to 100 degrees will also be linked up. linking up with increasing fire danger as well. so we get aeat.s weekend, but it's definitely moving back next week. >> yeah, making a comeback. mark. thank you. the institute of contemporary art, san francisco is moving in october to a new downtown location. rent free. the museum has signed an agreement to move into a building at 345 montgomery street, known as the cube, the ground floor space is nearly 30,000ft!s. that's almost three times the size of the museum's current home in the city's dogpatch neighborhood, where it's been for the past two years. the developer offered the space free of rent and utility fees, hoping the museum will lift the building's profile and lure in other tenants. >> coming up in sports, th

a 33 year-old man struck by a car in santa rosa on august. first died from his injuries in the hospital tuesday morning. he's been identified as malone weaver. the crash happened around 9 40 at night on hearne avenue near the smart train tracks. police say a 19 year-old woman hit weaver and then took off just this is a tragedy as to what happened. but it's been made a whole lot. >> worse by the fact that she chose to flee and not stay at least call 9-1-1, sergeant summer gloeckner with santa rosa. police says investigators first identified the car involved. >> from a home security camera nearby video surveillance actually show the collision and we thought it was a white lexus from their police use citywide cameras to get the license plate and that led them to a home not too far from where the crash happened. her name is alejandra vasquez >> she. >> we did an initial interview with her at the at her home that associate with the license plate and she admitted to being the driver in the collision all 100 vasquez was arrested and charged with fel

orgullosamente chihuahuense ana rosa beltrán del río, que es un metate.erra tarahumara y su gente, esta cocinera ha volcado su carrera en estudiar, documentar y apoyar a estas comunidades. una servidora ha llevado por más de 33 años una labor social donde implementamos los talleres de la diversificación de. de platillos con los mismos ingredientes de la milpa. actualmente en coordinación con la unam, ha sacado una serie de recetarios, libros y videos para que todo lo aprendido sea en beneficio de las mismas comunidades. ahorita lo que está de moda es la gastronomía. sí, del con qué se alimentan ellos a la hora de que les presentamos todos los ingredientes y los degustan? pues ellos dicen pues vamos a ir. bueno y próximamente la chef ana rosa beltrán del río participará en el evento mis raíces rarámuri, la tierra y la milpa, que lo que se recaude será en apoyo precisamente a las comunidades en la sierra tarahumara. desde la ciudad de chihuahua para telemundo y dahle serra. esta tarde a las 05:30 en el condado santa clara, impulsan un programa que busca inc

finally, 56 for santa rosa.re pretty close to yesterday's numbers, if not trailing a couple degrees here or there or above. here are their breakdown for you about 83. 0, 1 o'clock and 4.86. but again, some spots will still champion about 90, which will return to that. maybe monday, if not by tuesday. another heat by coming our way next week. we'll have more on that forecast a bit. stephanie. >> dave, thank in the latest crackdown against homelessness, san jose officials plan to clear out a major encampment near the airport tuesday impacting more than 100 unhoused people. well, for is jack moment brings us reaction. >> right in front of the san jose international airport because of this reason jets flying up just a couple 100 feet above us here. also really close to us isn't an house and cabinet with more than 100 people living there. that's a big issue. the city of san jose tells us because those people living so close to the flight path here, violate faa guidelines like i'm trying to throw a garbage. somebody m

thursday 56 santa rosa 58 napa. at the low clouds and fog that have been right along the coast. and as we look at the trend for tonight, look how far they move inland by tomorrow morning, 8:00, we've got clouds in the north bay. they pull back, but you'll get that breeze. so more dramatic cooling for your thursday today, though, instead of that 95. how about 90 in san jose? 87 santa clara looking at mid 80s in sunnyvale, upper 80s for you in redwood city. so the sea breeze up to about 25 miles an hour, but still hot, still above average by 5 to 10 degrees today. millbrae that's a nice day for you at 75. mid 70s for you as well. south city a lot of sunshine downtown 73. and as you head up to the north bay it's hot. but instead of the upper 90s in santa rosa about 92 today, looking at 93 sonoma and temperatures around napa, upper 80s the bay shore here, a mixture of upper 70s from oakland today with 81 in hercules, union city warms to 86. so it's warm here. it's hot inland again today, with 96 in concord and 97 in fai

en santa rosa, no estarÁ casi doblado. las temperaturas estarÁn con temperatura de 86 y 87.s por hora. con sÓlo tres millas por hora podrÍan mover las hojas de los Árboles. piÉnselo muy bien. las temperatura para la gente de san rafael permanecen en el rango de los 80 grados. >> le explico. saba: con el propÓsito de ayudar a revivir la vida nocturna de san francisco dieron varios miles de dÓlares a los dueÑo de negocio. >> este bar es beneficiado. >> san francisco es el primer tiempo. >> buscaban apoyar a las primeras empresas. no es un destino que la gente no quiere trabajar y se va. la alcaldÍa quiere devolverle la vida nocturna a la ciudad de san francisco. >> es otro plan con varios obstÁculos para que lo puedan abrir. >> si planea presentar su solicitud puede comunicarse al telÉfono que ve en pantalla. >> en medio de contradicciones continÚa sam: estamos de regreso.las versiones oficiales de de mÉxico sobre cÓmo se produjo el traslado de mayo zambada. afirma que fue secuestrado y capturado. la fiscalÍa investiga los hechos. >> Él dice que llegaron y le dijeron que no ib

. >> the man who died in a multi-car pileup on highway 12 in santa rosa on thursday, has been identified as a beloved former educator. friends and family confirmed 78 year old pat lafortune died in that crash. he spent more than 50 years of his life as an educator after serving in the vietnam war as an army medic, he retired from teaching at cardinal newman high school in 2019. that's where he developed the cross country team and coached track. today, his name stands on the press box and on the racetrack. in his honor. his influence spanned thousands of students, even teaching his former students children. >> six years is the longest serving teacher we had in the schools history. so from 73 to 2019, they never doubted he was there for them and that he would help them. >> the santa rosa fire department had nearly 30 firefighters at the scene of that crash, and they say lafortune died before they arrived. >> well, tonight, an east bay community coming together to remember a 16 year old boy killed in a motorcycle crash this week. ktvu zac sos has more on how the young victim is being rememb

also to the north in santa rosa.he effects of the cool down the most in the north bay. due to that area of low pressure to the north of us, we stay socked in around the coast side tomorrow, and then the clouds begin to gradually filter out. by sunday afternoon. so saturday is going to be cooler than sunday. and this area of low pressure to the north is whipping up the wind. so therefore we have a red flag warning in effect for the spine of the sierra nevada. this does encompass the greater lake tahoe area and also the reno area. some of those winds in excess of 50mph. but the bottom line is north bay going to feel the effects from this cool area of low pressure coming down 15 degrees tomorrow, barely feeling the effects across the peninsula and south bay, pleasanton, you'll drop about seven degrees. go ahead, take a look at your neighborhood forecast 63 to 83 degrees. a 20 degree temperature span. a pleasant day for your sunday. the warmest day coming up will be on tuesday. make it a great weekend. roberta. >> thank

today's crash happened around noon on westbound highway 12 in santa rosa. officers say the big rig did not stop as it was approaching the intersection at fulton road, which created a chain reaction crash. the chp says 11 cars were involved. one of them was a pickup truck which caught on fire. 9 other people had to be taken to the hospital with injuries ranging from minor to moderate. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> we're also learning more tonight about 2 people that were killed in a wrong-way crash in san jose. dash cam video shows the truck driving the wrong way on highway 85 on monday afternoon. that truck hit a tesla killing 14 year-old charlie olson and his mom. 47 year-old rebecca olson, who were inside of a tesla, charlie's father says the teen was a freshman who recently started at summit to home a high school. investigators say the wrong-way driver is from florida. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and they have not said yet if he is facing any charges. >> let's take a live look outside at sfo where labor day trav

half moon bay has some fog as well as santa rosa. and that cool 57 up in santa rosa, 59 in petaluma with upper 60s. few in our inland valleys. the delta west wind at 14. and what a gorgeous sparkling view here from our exploratorium camera. so still some fog there from the north bay, increasing sunshine throughout the rest of the morning. and then later on today you'll notice we're warmer, we're sunnier, and later on this week, much cooler conditions as another system is slated to move from the pacific northwest into extreme northern california. so we'll be watching that one closely. the fog not much left of it. you can see around the bay in the next hour. we've got some patches here, and then we're into a sunny afternoon. clouds at the coast will keep it cool, maybe partly cloudy at times for half moon bay, and then the fog quickly pushes across the bay again. but it's not going to last too long into your monday morning. it's going to pull back by about 9:00, and you'll notice once again getting hung up in parts of the east bay and

santa rosa also 53. that system coming in will be here saturday for maybe some rain on the north coast, maybe down to ukiah. friday sunshine though sunny and breezy. nice to mild to warm if you get that north wind and hot. we'll stick with 60, 70, 80 and then some low 90s. all right alex here. so far been pretty good. what about now. >> it's pretty good. >> there are a couple things here and there to mention. if you're driving starting in the south bay there is a new crash that just came in. and it's so new that there's not even a crash icon yet for it that's popped up on these maps, but we can tell you it is at northbound 680 at alum rock avenue, and there's a report of a fire connected to this crash, too. so we'll see. keep an eye on that and see how that develops. taking a look at the other parts of the bay area commute, you can see westbound 580 through the altamont pass. still pretty busy and heavy. that earlier crash we mentioned at southbound 880 at llewellyn, now cleared, but there's still some l

catherine hall is the head of the santa rosa teachers association. too is happy with the steps the district has taken, so we're trying to eliminate the danger, but also eliminate the fear that kids might bring with them to school, that it is not a safe place. beyond keeping everyone safe, cell phones have also been a major topic of discussion. medina says two of the district's high schools have new rules that crack down on cell phone use during school hours. we've seen the impact of cell phones, with bullying, with tied to social media, the use of them in recording while the policies are limited to each respective school. medina says he thinks a district wide approach is needed. >> parents in want to be able to communicate with their students, and so that's a balance that we have to kind of figure out. >> and with so many new students entering the district for the first time, howell says she's excited to get back to work. >> so i want to be that teacher for somebody right? somebody that otherwise would fall through the cracks. the district's new supe

, ian kinmont leads the santa rosa phoenix's power soccer practice.fore. we've got you covered. the game has two halves of 20 minutes each, with teams of four using modified motorized wheelchairs to ram the ball into the goal. for wheelchair users like ian, who was born with cerebral palsy and has played since he was 14, the sport is more than just a game. >> i feel very free when i when i'm going down the court and i'm passing the ball, and it always makes me very happy to see people smiling and having fun. >> ian's mother, naomi houppert, saw how the sport changed him by providing him with a basic need. so many of us take for granted. friendship. >> i think the most important piece of it is that it really creates an opportunity to have friends that are really connected over multiple years, and that's something that you don't often get, especially among people with a disability. >> but like most activities for people with disabilities, there are financial and logistical challenges, many in the community survive on low or fixed incomes post-pandemic.

you go north of santa rosa. that's where you start to see rainfall potential heightened especially once you get up on the north coast, areas like the park fire burns is still going to be seeing some showers. well here in the bay area. take a look at. we got. it's a really nothing much as i mentioned, a sprinkle or 2 as we move into our overnight hours tonight and into predawn hours of tomorrow morning where we're at and future cast. you can actually see this happening right here. couple misty drizzly spots during the day today. here's a look at 11:30pm, tonight. and i honestly think that future cast as being a little generous here. but a few sprinkles here. and there right in the middle of the evening. it's nothing more than a sprinkle or 2 gone by the time we wake up tomorrow morning and tomorrow starts the warming trend again. as for where we're sitting right now, 60's for your daytime highs in the city today, 60's right along the coast and then a lot of 70's elsewhere. nobody's getting up to 80 degrees today.

we have put up all of the information on kron 4 dot com in santa rosa.resa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> that sounds like just a few beeps, but neighbors in san francisco who live near this a lot say it happens in the middle of the night and early in the morning. and it is just too much the honking when the way most go and park between rides sophia tongue lives nearby and she started documenting this july 28th. now, since then waymo has apparently fix an updated their software twice to address the issue. but the honking returned over the weekend prompting yet another fix. >> when you're designing complex systems that's hard to predict like everything that could go wrong with it. like neverland feature like honking. you know, when somebody else is backing up. on the other hand as a residence, i'm like this is ridiculous. like i can't sleep. and i come on highs. >> and was she she doesn't think she's being unreasonable. she did, though, create a. >> because, you know, you got have a sense of humor. so what she does, she created a live stream. >> documenting w

a 33 year-old man struck by a car in santa rosa on august.s in the hospital tuesday morning. he's been identified as malone weaver. the crash happened around 9 40 at night on hearne avenue near the smart train tracks. police say a 19 year-old woman hit weaver and then took off. just this is a tragedy as to what happened. but it's been made a whole lot. > worse by the fact that she chose to flee and not stay in at least call 9-1-1, sergeant summer gloeckner with santa rosa. police says investigators first identified the car involved. >> from a home security camera nearby video surveillance actually show the collision and we thought it was a white lexus from their police use citywide cameras to get the license plate and that led them to a home not too far from where the crash happened. her name is alejandra vasquez. >> she. >> we did an initial interview with her at the at her home that associate with the license plate and she admitted to being the driver in the collision all 100 vasquez was arrested and charged with felony hit and run 12 days

we have put up all of the information on kron 4 dot com in santa rosa. theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. well, san francisco residents who live next to a waymo parking lot. they're fed up driverless cars, they say are honking in the middle of the night. kron four's lezla gooden has more. >> walking from waymo cars like this is a constant sound for neighbors living near second and harrison street. the vehicles have been using the slot to park in between rides. i was woken up at like around 5 or so. >> yes, took a lot of home games all like, oh, my like what is going on that tang says this has been happening one in off for 3 weeks now. really? became a big deal when they would. i come in and out where they were charging and it's been shot in the lot. and just, you know, start and then like the backing up. so the issue started on july 28th. >> since then waymo has fixed and update the software twice. but over the weekend, the honking return. >> so like this past saturday, they are coming back from like they're charging. routine. i guess. and they've been stop