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there have been 20 total positive cases at the main jail in santa rosa. county health officials are worked with the sheriff's office to implement twice- weekly testing for exposed employees and inmates to slow the spread. most of the covid positive inmates were already infected when they arrived at the jail. >>> public health officials are asking film and tv crews to consider pausing production for a few weeks because of the increase in coronavirus cases in southern california. some of the industry say that would leave everyone from writers to editors and set builders out of work. the film industry representative saying their falling health and safety on the sets. some test actors and other workers several times a week. >>> restaurant has been fined fortified public health orders for a second time. they are stars saying that the owner of the talk box a lot of people eat inside and outside of the restaurant, even after receiving a notice from the county. in june, the restaurant had to pay $15,000 because the owner do not require employees to wear masks. >>> san f

county. it will go north of santa rosa. otherwise, it is just light stuff. >>> the santa clara valley did not get much out of this system. we got caught in the rain shadow. the next wave of rain will go toward us by late in the day on sunday. i will show you that on future cast in a few minutes. we have lingering showers on monday. we have a good chance of rain on new year's eve. tomorrow's rain chances? slight might get some straggling showers to start the day. otherwise, we have dry conditions on saturday. i will show you the full seven- day outlook in just a few minutes. >>> we will see you then. now, let's go to kpix 5 in santa rosa. we have good news and bad news in fire scorched areas. >> reporter: for many here in the north bay, they cannot be happier to see the rain started to come down. in these burned-out areas, there is a danger of flash flooding and much slides. the storm hit the north bay and arrived into san francisco in the afternoon as sideways rain and wind. it was a wet christmas. it was one the people in

merry christmas. >> reporter: is expected to grow. >> i'll see you soon. >> reporter: rosa flores, cnn, palm beach county thank you so much for bringing us that important story. >>> president trump's term in the white house is ending the way it began, down playing russia's role in a major intrusion on the united states. the only difference this time is he's leaving and he has nothing to gain from denying what's clear, especially after secretary of state mike pompeo said this. >> i think it's the case that now we can say pretty clearly that it was the russians that engaged in this activity. >> cnn's fred pleitgen is live for us in moscow this morning. the president tweeted that the cyber attack is well under control. that's not even close to true. >> reporter: no, no, it probably isn't, when you listen to a lot of folks within the u.s. government. for the first time now we've also gotten a comment from the kremlin on all of this, especially on the discussion you heard there between president trump and secretary of state mike pompeo. i want to read you a little bit of that. quote, this discussion definitel

rosa. the sonoma county sheriff says that the biker was suffering from a a severe knee injury when they found him crews airlifted the rider to safety and taken to the hospital. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, thousands of dollars of wine stolen from the south a wine store, we'll hear from the owner about the burglary coming up next. >>welcome back everyone to the south bay, san jose police are looking for thieves who broke into a wine store over the weekend. they stole about $35,000 worth of wine kron four's jonathan mccall has more. >>bird george is on the hunt to put a cork in a pinot pill for drunk with greed. this was. >>absolutely targeted. they knew exactly what to do early saturday morning. he says someone held an unplanned one tasting party. >>inside of the juice of george fun, one store in san jose. take a look at this crooks smashing the windows to get inside. but the guests not leaving empty handed. he says they took off with thousands of dollars and collectible cabernets in rare reese links. you've never seen this. >>if anyone shop in the united states know or in the wo

rosa. snow county sheriff's deputies say the biker was suffering a severe knee injury when they found him they had to use the helicopter there to airlift him to safety. he's now at the hospital and has been treated for his injuries with some pretty dramatic rescue video there thought share that with you since we had it. all right don't forget to the high tides are rolling in along the coast and you can see the impacts here in san francisco's embarcadero is a role over the seawall. >>the rain push water so high temperley closing off parts of pier, 14. experts say this is just a glimpse of what may be coming more of in the future. >>when you look at these king tides in ties are about one to 2 feet higher the average time that we see throughout the year and that's about what we're expecting the scenes in sea level rise in california over the next few decades. >>yeah, the national weather service issued a coastal flood advisory in effect till tomorrow afternoon. so depending on where you are driving along the coast during these tides can be a bit unsafe. so just be careful obviously when it's dark

rosa. sonoma county sheriff's department says the biker suffered a severe knee injury. unable to really walk when they found him so crews had to airlift him to safety they took him to the hospital is doing much better this morning but we just got hold of this footage is pretty incredible to see. we'll take a break at 7.41. coming up their snow in the sierra but it comes at the same time as the state's stay at home orders so it's sort of a tough go. >>for a lot of the businesses out there that are desperate for tourists just can't tell. a drink with friends can turn into a few. stop! it's easy to lose track. and getting a dui is easier than you think. plan ahead, call a cab. share a ride. if you choose to drink, choose a sober way to go. go safely, california. a drink with friends can turn into a few. stop! it's easy to lose track. and getting a dui is easier than you think. plan ahead, call a cab. share a ride. if you choose to drink, choose a sober way to go. go safely, california. >>the rain brought snow to the sierra over the weekend but because of stay at home order

our greatest rainfall totals can be expected in northern sonoma county santa rosa could see over half an inch of it a 10th to a quarter of an inch for the rest of the bay area well up in the sierra nevada looking at the potential of multiple inches of snow. kirkwood you can receive over 11 inches of snow just from truckee nearly 2 inches of it donner pass stacking up to nearly 10 inches at the highest point along i 80 right there so watch your travel if you are looking at some travel plans up there, 50's and 60's for daytime highs across the bay area today and we do see see a cool off happening into the last week of 2020 starting on sunday with highs falling from the 60's to the low to mid 50's as for new year's eve. we do see another chance of rainfall arriving after today and sundays chances of rain. back to you. >>thanks a lot john is i 90 done one north carolina man kick-starts a time capsule project that's been shared all over the world. it encourages families to reflect on 2020 and barry twenty-twenty i want that michelle wolf takes a look. >>if there ever was a year that needs

rosa. the sonoma county sheriff says this biker suffered a sudden knee injury when they were finally able to catch up with him. crews airlifted him to safety and eventually got that right or to a nearby hospital to get treated. >>i'm going to be debt payments for the hangover is going to be severe. >>coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 10 bay area businesses calling the latest stay at home order a death sentence. their plea to reopen during the harsh winter months. >>an iconic restaurant here in the bay area picking up the closed sign for good with the owners of the cliff now forcing them to shut down shop. >>and king tides returned to the bay area this weekend. why the threat of more flooding is not over. >>a perfect liftoff at cape canaveral this afternoon. the space space x falcon 9 rocket blasting another launch into space today hearing the news sirius xm radio into place and set alight satellite delivery service to sirius xm customers across north america. the satellite should last up to 15 years. this is the 25th successful space x launch this year using this particular rocket. >>dozen

a quarter of an inch of rainfall is a good shower here and there and for santa rosa and northern portions of sonoma county over half an inch of rainfall some more significant the further north you get as for snow. it's also going to be more significant overall the further higher up in elevation to get in the sierra kirkwood can see around 11 inches of snow incline village nearing an inch while truckee nearing 2 inches of snow donner pass looking at over 8 inches of it so that's going make for some slick travel conditions on 80 50's 60's for daytime highs across the bay area today. and you look ahead at the next 7 days shows conditions out there that will be a lot cooler into next week from the 60's that we're still holding onto today to only mid-fifties starting sunday and lasting through next week morning sprinkles tomorrow sunday though rainfall picks back up after today's rain daria. >>8.19 right now and happening now you know what really ruin your christmas. >>if you got ticket. yeah then you'd be like of course right 2020 the chp is out there to do it so that everybody can be safe and enjoy the holid

rosa. heavier rain is napa county and contra costa county. that heavier rain is making its way onshore down the peninsula. the one place you haven't seen much rain so far, the santa clara valley. a trace of moisture and some will survive the trip over the mountains and give you a little bit of measurable rainfall. as we zoom out and take a look at the current snapshot, plenty of rain making its way farther inland. more of that off and on pattern. it's still breezy, though. 15 to 20 mile an hour sustained winds on the map right now. those winds are gusty through the night. those should die down tomorrow. another round of rain, though, is only about 48 hours away. we'll take a look at that with futurecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, paul. we now go to kpix 5's andria borba in the thick of it all in ocean beach. >> reporter: it was going to take a lot more than gusty winds and heavy rain at times to stop people from coming outside on this christmas when there's not much else to do. the sharp wind off the pacific combined with sideways rain p

christmas day alone will offer up a half an inch of rain for northern portions of sonoma county like santa rosan inch of rainfall elsewhere across the bay area and as far as snowfall in the sierra nevada goes multiple inches of it at donner pass with over 6 inches there. those numbers they can be a little fly the sometimes but i do remember kirkwood with over 7 inches of rainfall truckee incline village in south lake tahoe closer to the lake little bit lighter as far as the snowfall totals are concerned. now today's daytime highs, it's back to the 50's and 60's actually quite the mild day considering all the cloud cover that we do have across the region. our south bay temperatures will be among our warmest with woodside san jose as well as campbell each reaching 65 degrees your 3 warmest spots in the bay today. well little bit cooler the further north you get pittsburgh an antioch only in the mid 50's today with pittsburgh in antioch themselves. at 54 degrees santa rosa are only spot in the north bay at 60 today, you look ahead at the next 7 days shows rainfall starting tomorrow winds will pick

this week in and they'll say park in santa rosa, the sonoma county sheriff says the biker was sufferingere knee injury when they found him crews airlifted the biker to safety and taken to the hospital. >>and he's going to be okay. time now is a 56 coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news, the pfizer vaccine is now in california as bay area hospitals are waiting. >>for their first shipments to arrive, we'll have details coming up in a live report. and the availability of icu beds is dangerously low with many hospitals already reaching capacity will tell you what that means for the bay area. >>and today the 538 members of the electoral college arts meeting to certify the pr5sidential election results. more on that to come. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. we're going to find the perfect tree. we're going skating. we're going to nana's. wherever you go this holiday, chevy can help you get there. which is why we're making our chevy... ...employe

counties, no longer includes the bay area today about 2,500 customers in napa and sonoma counties on alert. however, santa rosa fire tells us the extra units will be on duty across sonoma county tonight just in case. >>> and a transient suspected in a fatal stabbing on friday is now behind bars. the 33-year-old adolfo flores was arrested early this morning at a home on russell avenue. he's accused of murdering a man near olive park on friday night. the victim was found wounded on orange street and later died. his name has not been released. >>> a teenager died and three other juveniles were hurt when they slammed into a tree and light poll in san jose. it happened around 3:00 this morning near story and king roads. investigators say the honda accord was speeding at time. one of the young women inside died at the scene. three other juveniles, three girls and a boy were taken to the hospital. we do not know their conditions right now. >>> police in san francisco's tenderloin are cracking down on car thieves. they made five arrests in just the past six days. they also report car thefts are up by 43% in the tender

we are talking solano county and also toward napa and possibly santa rosa. coldstart for 30s and 40s. as we mentioned there is a lot of stormy weather just not in the bay area's. the storm track has been focused toward the pacific northwest. this an area of high pressure wants to return. some areas of high fog with hazy sunshine and mild conditions. it looks like we will hold onto this pattern into monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. then possibly christmas day. there is a chance we could be talking about a return to some rainfall. here is the forecast model in the short term showing you some of the fog and into the afternoon hours we will gradually clear things out. monday, partly sunny skies. you will notice some rainfall in the north coast. temperatures for tomorrow upper 50s to the lower 60s. tomorrow both areas should be a little warmer than today. tomorrow is the last day of fall and the winter solstice monday morning. to be precise, 202 in the morning. you can see it is pretty quiet beyond that point for tuesday, wednesday, thursday. some of the

19 trends have been alarming other counties in the north bay, including solano and napa are holding off on joining the early stay at home order. >>reporting in santa rosa dan thorn kron 4 sent an slaughter counties are also choosing not to adopt the state's new stay at home order earlier than is required us and the town's lot of counties put out the statement. >>this afternoon, the slaughter county public health office put out a statement that reads in part. quote to add orders on top of what the state has already issued restricts local businesses even further when they are not the cause of spread in solano county salon a public health continues to monitor the situation closely with our local hospital partners and the state meanwhile san mateo county is reinforcing the public's responsibility to comply with existing safety measures in their statement the county health officer scott morrow says quote. >>the measures we're taking emphasize individual and collective responsibility, but the vaccine coming soon now more than ever this is a critical time to stay focused on the key behaviors that protect our communities by the way you can go read their full s

we are also seeing some rainfall just lighter showers around santa rosa if you're traveling on 80 in solano county are also running into some light periods of rain let's zoom in on some of these spots that are especially wet. this morning starting with the city facility right there on the peninsula routes such as 9284 both looking really wet this morning dumbarton bridge richmond san mateo bridge is also looking very wet at this moment. watch your travel on the bay bridge as well as the richmond sandra fell bridge. both of these looking at some rain currently and some of our heaviest of rainfall actually right on top of the golden gate right now as you can see right there along one oh one east bay conditions richmond are in doubt walnut creek martinez, all of these areas looking at some light to moderate showers as well so quite the active way to get the week started roadways are definitely wet at least are temperatures are mild currently with 40's and 50's for current numbers, oakland, a delay house or you're more mild spots right at 50 degrees not much cooler than that in santa rosa in novato at

and always few light rain showers reported in portions of northern california, mendocino county, even santa rosa02. as you can pick out we do have -- checking out the satellite and radar where we can see the rain showers up along the north coast, and then, as you do head to the south, we have some clouds, mainly some clouds and a few sprinkles. the main action up to the north this will slide to the south late tonight and early tomorrow morning. that will be the source of more rainfall. you might think, oh, it's going to rain thursday. but most of your thursday is dry. as we check out our cameras, we do have the clouds in place. the bulk of the action is moving in tonight into early tomorrow morning. we're thinking between about 11:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, and then throughout the day tomorrow we should have some sunny breaks, especially by the afternoon hours. highs will be in the -- mainly in the 50s to rate around 60 degrees. in terms of rainfall, we talked about this earlier, rainfall expectations about a quarter of an inch to possibly an inch for the coastal hills of the north

in areas like santa rosa, northern portions of sonoma county as well as coastal portions of marine countyo tomorrow going to be a wet one for the bay area as for the sierra nevada look at the snowfall totals kirkwood could see over 7 inches of snowfall incline village south lake tahoe, closer to a quarter of an inch of it well areas like donner and truckee could see an inch to 6 inches of snowfall right there along 80's. so travel is likely to be a little bit slick as you head up into the sierra in the midst of that snow that's going to be falling. now as far as temperatures go daytime highs will be back to the 50's and low 60's. pretty familiar territory. here nothing nearly as far as temperatures go south bay temperatures will be among our most mild in our warmest rising into the mid 60's for san jose and campbell each at 65 east bay daytime highs in the upper 50's to low 60's with oakland at 62. concord at 56 north a daytime high some of our coolest foggy pittsburgh, an antioch will be some of our coolest day time highs at 54 each. well santa rosa right at 60 degrees today, here's a lo

in contra costa and san francisco counties looking up around santa rosa there, some heavier shower activity in the hills right above the city to the east and also looking at some widespread moderate rainfall long 80 just north and east a fairfield so still some wet roads still some active rain falling. but the radar just gets quieter and quieter as we work our way through the morning showers continue to taper off throughout your morning commute and by the time we work our way towards noon. we're actually sitting under some nice sunny skies skies remain sunny and dry into tomorrow as well and will be the same case into wednesday before a chance of rainfall returns wednesday night into early thursday morning. again right in the middle of your evening, a lot like our showers last night were as far as temperatures go we'll be back into the 50's across the bay area. no 60's in your 4 zone forecast today we're going to be starting off this week a little cooler than we did last week and you'll notice that cooler feel as you venture outside. fortunately for us we've got abundant sunshine into the a

earlier this month the county opened the former hotel azura in santa rosa in supportive housing. between the two complexes they can house 100 people. county officials say it's important to keep and get these places up and running as quickly as possible given the increase of covid-19 cases in the north bay. >>> a woman survived after her car went down a cliff at san francisco fort funston. the car crashed on to its roof after plunging 120 feet. the woman is in serious condition this morning. firefighters say she was thrown out of the car before it landed. it is still not clear what caused her car to go off the cliff. >> at least two families in the south bay are spending the holidays somewhere else after a pair of house fires. abc 7 news was in san jose where firefighters quickly put out the flames at a home on hyacinth lane yesterday morning. investigators say the residents reported the power went out and started smelling smoke. five people were displaced and thankfully no one was hurt. >>> a hazardous materials team from the santa clara fire department responded to a house fire i

county. some of the totals coming up. santa rosa, 0.75 of an inch., close to a half inch of rainfall. concord nearly a quarter inch. and as you heard, a snow -producer in the sierra. beautiful. that fresh powder, and clouds starting to clear up as well. look at some of the totals. here at tahoe, about nine inches of snowfall. diamond peak, nine inches. a step in the right direction. here's the radar. it's gonna reset itself. you'll see from earlier this morning. and look at that cold front, moving across the bay area. all those yellows and oranges, indicating the heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds. we're going back in time, probably while you're sleeping. there's that front approaching the south bay. this system has cleared on out. right now we have clear to partly cloudy skies for this afternoon. definitely on the cooler side, this pattern. cool air behind the front. and temperatures on the cool to mild side i guess in a few spots toward napa and fairfield. san francisco right now 55. and palo alto in the 50s as well. 54 degrees. and behind the f

some of that rain now showing a place like santa rosa just some scattered light showers in parts of sonoma countyarts of marine now start to see a couple of scattered showers and more of that on the way for tonight in fact this time it out for you as we go through the night tonight this frontal system not a huge system, but certainly going to bring a few showers outside you see rotating on through and that's what it's going to be not that really solid wall of rain coming through more scattered showers popping up around the bay area continue into midnight and then even after that probably until early in the morning then after things clear out we head into thursday a mostly dry day. but we've got more storms lining up outside we're going to time those out for you coming up in a few minutes. >>thank you lawrence coming up a controversial training technique caught on camera the vacaville police department responding after a man says that he witnessed an officer beating a police stock. non-frontline staff at stanford medical school were given the covid-19 vaccine ahead of schedule. >>we'll talk with o

county is dealing with an outbreak at their main jail. in the past 30 days the main adult detention facility in santa rosa has reported 28 confirmed cases, 11 inmates into employees. most inmates tested positive when they arrived at the jail. and a different scene in orange county where i jail released half of its inmates because of the pandemic. and one of them went home and rapidly infected his entire family.>> how do you explain that to a four-year-old. >> reporter: if stephanie espinoza could, she'd be at her mom's bedside in the icu where she is battling covid. instead in the bedroom where she's isolating from covid herself, she is sharing her story. >> it is just shocking that in a matter of days she could be at the stage where we don't know if she will make it through the night. >> two weeks ago espinoza's brother was released from jail and was tested for covid two days prior and he did not wait to get his test results back before returning to her and her mom's apartment for a brief visit. the next day when he called the jail to ask about his belongings his sister says he was told he was covid positive. >> even though our exposure

degrees through the tri valley and mid to upper 40s highway 4 and northern contra costa county. 36 in santa rosa, it was 34, which was close to that black ice territory. we like to see that temperature climb up the scale. we have 45 in oakland, 48 in san francisco. 44 in hayward and mountain view. and also san jose. now, notice by 9:00, temperatures don't change much. mid to upper 40s. as we head into the -- or late morning hours, we start to get around 50 to 52 at 11:00. if you're heading outside for lunch you'll warm up to 53 to 58 by 1:00. and by 3:00, we're still around 55 to 58. if you're heading out this evening, by 7:00, temperatures already starting to dip below 50 degrees into the upper 40s. as far as your activity planner, man, what a great weekend to hopefully have planted some winter vegetation. it's pretty sloppy out there, but the ground is wet. mostly sunny if you're exercising. if you're working at home or learning, remote learning, it will be damp out in the yard. try to keep the kids on the pavement if you can when they take a break. we'll look at wednesday's rain coming up. ri

santa rosa and surrounding portions have sonoma county will be looking at a half an inch of rainfalltotals further north and it will be the same as far as snow goes generally the more of it the further north you get in the sierra nevada daughter could see over 6 inches of snowfall piling up there along 80 at its highest point truckie around an inch of it while kirkwood around 7 inches of snowfall daytime highs today back into the 50's and 60's all across the bay area notably some of our warmest of temperatures will be in areas like the south bay where daytime highs in san jose will rise to 65 degrees today. campbell right there with you and east bay temperatures mostly in the upper 50's to low 60's with berkeley at 61 oakland at 62 coolest of temps pittsburgh in antioch at 54 some of our fog year spots this morning. santa rosa at 60 for the high today temperatures, your next 7 days do cool down into early next week mid 50's for your maxx highs by sunday and we stay cool and unsettled through the rest of the year. daria. >>covid is kind of a killed the christmas spirit for a lot of pe

rosa a couple hundredths of an inch. novato in sonoma county. low-level hoist yur may result in a couple of sprinkles but we have to wait until later tonight. this is where the rain is up around crescent city, eureka area. it has been coming down heavily in some spots. it is on the way. it's pretty well defined here on the wider perspective. i want to show you those temperatures right now, anywhere from the 40s to the 60s. clouds gathering as seen from our san jose camera, but it is still dry in the south bay. level is system for tonight. tomorrow morning light to moderate rain, briefly heavy overnight tonight. and although the high surf advisory has expired rough and dangerous surf will continue as we head into tonight. hour by hour we go, 6:00 to 7:00 p.m., a couple of showers in the north bay. as we head into 11:30 north bay begins to see? steadier and heavier rain beginning to move in. at 2:00 a.m. narrow band moves through. san francisco peninsula, the east bay, oranges and yellows indicating the stronger heavier rainfall totals 5:00 a.m. t

the sonoma county dropoff is at railroad scare in santa rosa from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. dropoff in marin is hamilton from 3:00 to 5:00. lisa, already december. >> santa is getting busy. >>> good morning, everyone, we look live outside, santa cruz, 44 degrees right now, yesterday upper 60s, coming down about six degrees today, and the clouds increase towards about 4:00 this afternoon. so we'll time it out for you, talk about if there's any rain, or sprinkles, and we've got an offshore wind tomorrow to detail for you, in just a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. >>> also next the mea releases a schedule for the first half of the regular season, we'll highlight some of the big warriors matchups that you will see right here on abc 7 coming up in sports. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. covered california is the only place that offers financial help for health insurance, and now, there's more help for more people. and free assistance from experts to get more cal

the sonoma county dropoff is at railroad square in santa rosa from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.rin is hamilton station in novato from 3:00 to 5:00. >>> lisa, when we will get some rain? >> we have to do that rain dance, liz. it's that time again where we're -- you know, we have the la nina pattern and we've had a dry obviously summer and fall as we look live outside. temperatures near 50 right now. we were about seven degrees above average yesterday. we should see highs in the upper 50s. it will be cooler today. we'll see a wind shift and an offshore wind for warmer conditions, as we start the workweek. we'll put it all together for you next, in just a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. >>> also next the nba releases a schedule for the first half of the regular season, we'll highlight some of the big warriors matchups you will see right here on abc 7. coming up in s just how much visibility your car's headlight bulbs can lose before burnout, so we've taken away 50 feet of visibility from this walk home. don't wait until your headlight bulbs burn out. switch to sylvania, the #1 automo

rosa. this video courtesy of the sonoma county sheriff's office, the suffered a severe knee injury when they with him. crews able to airlift him out of there to get him to safety. and eventually to a nearby hospital. >>hundreds of guns were taken off the streets in san francisco during this weekend's annual gun back program we talked about this last night and now the united playaz who organized this event say the 228 guns, including 8 assault rifles were turned in gun owners who turned in their weapons were paid $100 for handguns and $200 for assault rifles. the buyback program comes at a time when san francisco is seeing a rise in gun related crimes, compared to this time. last year. now time magazine has named lebron james the athlete of the year. and the cover art for the issue has really special tie here bay area are watching it be made right here. you may remember we've talked about 14 year-old tyler gordon last month he received some recognition from vice president elect kamala harris after she saw video of him painting a portrait of her she actually called him to say thanks for it. >>

parts of marin and sonoma county getting drenched with this storm over the past 48 hours. santa rosanch of rain. kent field, even more than that, closing in on two inches of rain. once you get out of the north bay you can see the numbers really drop off. in fact, the south bay really only registering a few hundreths of an inch. numbers will drop into the 30s and 40s tonight. right now we're mainly in the 50s, from so, we have a mix of stars and clouds. it will get cold in the north bay where the coldest city also drop well into the 30s. tonight is going to feel colder than last night. last night we hovered in the upper 40s to low 50s. along the bay shoreline. the overnight low in san jose. here's the story we're tracking, live done luppler 7, california pretty quiet as the storm system has moved out of here, brought snow to the sierra, wet weather to northern california. a brief break in the action tonight and there's our next storm. the path with this storm, it's going to move in to pretty much central california. so what that means for us, likely, the south bay will have the highes

>>we reached out to multiple multiple times the santa rosa cute so far we have not heard back from them. sonoma county public health officials tell kron 4 news that they are seeing an increase in cases at skilled nursing facilities and are working with those agencies but would not identify any center by name citing privacy issues. the u.s. is likely to approve a covid-19 vaccine in april the uk became the first nation to authorize emergency use of the oxford street, they're covid-19 vaccine. research shows the vaccine is safe and about 70% effective. it's a 2 dose regimen just like the pfizer and moderna vaccines and only requires normal refrigeration temperature to remain viable making it easier to pass out. a week after receiving the covid vaccine. a san diego there's has tested positive for the virus is a 45 year-old emergency room nurse, who works at 2 different hospitals. he initially reported soreness in his arm which is normal after a vaccine. but 6 days later he felt fatigue chills and body aches. health experts say it's possible. he was infected before getting the shot. they also say it takes

an emotional and historic moment for the county, brianna. >> and for the country. thank you so much, rosa flores live from miami. there's another major milestone. food and drug administration has given authorization to the first coronavirus test people can take home and read at home. health reporter jacqueline howard is with us to talk about details of this. i have so many questions. i am sure the viewers do too. how does it work, how accurate is it, and when can we get it. >> this is an antigen test, looks for the virus in your nose samples. when you get the test home, requires you to take a nasal swab and you do get results at home and the test kit connects with a software app on the phone that helps you interpret results. so there have been at home tests before, but the difference with this test is you get results at home. previous tests required you to send your nasal swab sample into a lab to then get the test done. the plan here, brianna, hearing from the fda that tests will be available in drug stores, the company said it plans to produce about 3 million tests in january. and the e

counties. but showers already tapering off for san francisco. just right on the edge of some light showers at the moment, santa rosa, then especially just northeast of fairfield and vacaville is where we're seeing those heaviest areas of rainfall you see that deep green right areas of northern solano county up north of sacramento, that's the heaviest of rainfall that still holds on most of us in the bay area right at the tail end of it now and what we're going to be catching the rest of the day is really just some sunshine. so skies are already showing signs of clearing later on today we're going to get more than just signs of clearing but ample sunshine, especially post lunchtime today. tomorrow we'll keep that sunshine around for your tuesday, a nice and dry day wednesday we remain dry during the day with our next chance of rain being overnight hours wednesday night into early thursday morning. pretty similar dosage to what we saw last night so nice to be seeing that shower activity during our evenings and some sunshine. during or after hours. as for temperatures a little cooler than last week was we're looking at daytime highs mostly in the 50

low humidity polo and all assistant fire marshal with the santa rosa fire department knows all too well, how not only here in sonoma county but across the bay area as additional departments continue to ramp up red flag warning that's it was quiet in the east bay hills sunday afternoon. but that is expected to change. the national weather service also issued a wind advisory anticipating gust up to 45 miles per hour above a 1000 feet. >>60 miles per hour in the higher peaks meteorologist jerry diaz with the national weather service bay area office says it's rare for northern california to deal with dangerous fire conditions during this time terms of red flag warnings in the month of december we had 2 other instances over the last 10 years. >>as the previous one was actually back in 2017. and the one before that was in 2013. so those were also particularly dry years and we had a pretty historic fires during those years as well dia says while the north and east bay receive light showers last month. >>it wasn't enough and there appears to be no relief in sight for most of the models have been showing. >>very limited chance for

county .81. more star totals. santa rosa nearly three quarters of an inch. canfield a half inch. san francisco .39. you can hear the wind behind me. san jose, .17. here's the radar. you will see this. look what happened. you can see things clearing out her the past few hours. look at the front. all of the yellows and oranges indicating heavy rainfall. it moves north to the south. as we take a look at the sierra, they had snowfall as well. things clearing out with her sunshine in the mountains right now. still compiling snow reports. as you take a look here towards soda springs, the storm report is 6 inches. about the 9:00 this morning. as we show you this. we are checking out via satellite right now, we have clear to partly cloudy skies. still a slight chance of at isolated showers for the most part the storm is heading out of town. it sets the stage for somewhat of a dry stretch as we head into the weekend. for how long? we talk more about that with the forecast, coming up. >>> just a short time ago, the stage released new covid-19 numbers. more than 52,000 new cases have been r

rosa winery. >>was arrested for drugs and weapons violations step you tease with the sonoma county sheriff's office contacted south pitino santos said his home about the burglary and because he's a felony on probation because of previous burglary and theft convictions a search of his home was conducted in deputies say they then found a better pound of methamphetamine as well as cash in a loaded 9 millimeter gun pitino santos was arrested for the burglary as well as firearms violations possession of drugs for sale and other probation violations in the east bay tonight, we know that a 2 year-old thoroughbred named love winds died at golden gate fields over the weekend bringing. >>the number of horses who have died at this track. this year to 26. the death was reported on the california horse racing board's website, but no cause is listed. the website notes that if horses died during racing training or doing other activities which can include things like illnesses we're stable accident other is listed in connection with love winds to death. the website also notes that the horse's trainer is luis mende

heavy downpours around santa rosa and anglin, keeping in on the burn scars but not causing issues. have your pores over marin county, it is still wet this evening. the of road spray if you're will be driving around. some showers are starting to wait through the sound mcclary valley. at least a few hundreds of an inch of rain through the rest of this evening. this is round one of several in the seven-day forecast it is breezy, 15 to 20 mile an hour sustained winds with gusts to 30 miles an hour. keep both hands on the wheel if you're driving around. coming up in just a few minutes. >>> the rain not stopping some people from getting outside today, braving the wind and the rain tonight. in ocean beach, ondrea. >> reporter: merry christmas, juliet. i am out here at ocean beach, and the wind is still with us. it is very chilly blowing up my back from the pacific ocean right now. but the rain has let up, but it has not stopped people from coming out and trying to celebrate at christmas that is a little different even in the rain. the storm began blowing in midafternoon, the sharp wind off the pacific combined with sidewa

county some of the heaviest rain is falling right now. and this is pushing farther and farther off to the east and southeast, some heavy rain falling in santa rosang into petaluma as we speak and farther toward the nurse in healdsburg and windsor. it's not going to last long enough to cause any debris flow concerns. and some heavy rain falling in marin county as well. bodega bay getting some heavy downpours as we speak. we will zoom back out and put everything in motion. you can see the rain pushing farther and farther to the east and southeast. taking his way toward the golden gate and the santa clara valley. let's switch over to the futurecast. as we head through the rest of tonight, the rain is pushing quickly to the east and southeast. as we head into the early morning hours on thursday the bulk of the rain will be in the santa clara valley and then it's gone before the sun comes up. a few radar freckles left over after the sun comes up, maybe in the 10 to 20% chance of a passing shower. but for most of the day we will see a mix of clouds and sunshine taking over. total rainfall amounts for most of us around a quarter of an inch, maybe up to

county. the former hotel azura in santa rosa opened back on december 14th. together these two federal this able accommodate a total of 100 people, and both houses complexes will have on-site support staff to help individuals with services. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus. today contra costa health officials reported a major jump in new cases with 858. this marks the 12th day in row that county health officials have reported more than 400 new cases per day. >>> well, statewide, new coronavirus cases remain at near record highs. more than 39,000 cases were reported yesterday. california now tops 2 million cases, as the day before. 312 more people have died, with the death toll now close to 24,000. the test positivity rate here in our state is now up to 12.4%. >>> coming up, it's christmas day, but still many people are waiting for their gifts and packages to be delivered. what the postal service says about the delay. >>> also coming up tonight, the nation's capital, there is still no agreement on a coronavirus relief package. we'll explain what that m

just solano county and that's where the thickest of the fog is right now and it is starting to spill across other neighborhoods. as you can see here, we have one mile in santa rosa and half a mile in napa and eastern parts of contra costa county and alameda counties and the winds, there could be more fog along the san pablo bay and slip down the shoreline, excuse me, as we head through the morning commute. that's something we'll definitely keep an eye on. definitely not as widespread as yesterday. spare the air today and temperatures close to average. 56 to 62. as reggie mentioned, we have some rain coming up for santa and for you and i'll talk about it. first, let's get over to kumasi. >> thank you, mike. >>> new overnight, fire crews in san jose, they've put out this suspected gas fire at an office building. an engine returning from a call around 2:00 a.m. noticed smoke and flames coming from the building off of forest avenue. officials say it was a gas-fed fire but not sure what caused it. crews were able to contain it in 0 minutes. officials say moderate damage. >>> today after more than 30 years the man xhwho kidnapped a killed michaela garecht will appear

tuesday afternoon with similar temperatures in santa rosa, i think of a better chance of working into the upper 60s further inland in sonoma county by tomorrow afternoon. concord very similar temperatures to today, up into the mid-60s, all these numbers for highs are above average for this time of year. let's fill in the rest of the map, temperatures will reach the upper 50s to around 80 degrees along the coast, otherwise it is 60s across the board and that will continue for the foreseeable future. no rain in the seven-day forecast, temperatures will continue to run in the mid-, occasionally upper 60s inland with low 60s occasionally mid 60s around the bay and upper 50s, occasionally getting up to 60 degrees, right along the coast. at 6:00 who have the hour by hour dog walking forecast for this evening. >>> as a covid search hits the bay area, one of the biggest counties is worried about hospital capacity. we break down the numbers, plus. >>> the new mandatory 14 day travel quarantine goes into effect today. but a big question is, how are they going to enforce it? >> are you going to do it, yes, i'm going to do it. >> a chef 18 t

county. temperatures are dropping rapidly. have 40s for santa rosa. 43 in san jose. here is live camera out towards san francisco. we still have mostly clear skies. will start off tomorrow morning with the cool spots in the 30s and 40s with patchy fog. we will have partly cloudy skies through the afternoon. coming up, we will talk more about this. using offshore winds that will boost the fire danger. we will have this and your full update in a few minutes. >>> the mother of a man who was arrested by hayward police is upset because those officers were not wearing masks. as henry lee tells us, she is disappointed by the lack of safety from those officers. >> reporter: this is cell phone video showing hayward police arresting a parolee result burglary. >> note mask. there are three with no masks. they have to wear masks. >> reporter: a happened outside a liquor store on a thursday afternoon. >> this is ridiculous. >> reporter: heather swett says that was a 25-year-old son being arrested on this video. she says she does not understand why the officers were not wearing ma

in santa rosa, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> and it's not just sonoma county that's sticking to the current stay-at-home orders. there are also no changes to current restrictions in napa, salon nae aolano and san mateo. that's generating lots of confusion for people around the bay area no matter where they live or work. kris reyes has more. >> reporter: it feels like a pop quiz inpossible to study for. in april, we had phases of reopening broken down by stages and the state could put your county on a watch list and then in august, it was a color code, purple was the worst, yellow best decided by positivity rates and case counts and most recently a lockdown by region based on icu capacity and now you got five out of nine counties setting their own schedule. we couldn't find one person who could keep track of it all. >> i don't know where i landed. i don't know what tier i'm in. it's all confusing to me. >> so many informations out there and everybody is just kind of don't know what to follow. >> reporter: can you name the different regions in california? >> no. i really can't. i read

by the county's new rule south bay residents are okay to travel to places like napa, santa rosa or south, but you'd have to quarantine if you stay in lake tahoe or beyond fresno. most travelers don't see the point. >> what difference does it make 150 or 250? >> reporter: and will it be enforced. the county wrote like all health orders individuals are subject to fines for violation of the travel quarantine. our expectation and hope is that individuals will recognize the seriousness of this surge and do their part. it comes as governor newsom says if progress isn't made a more restrictive stay at home order for purple tiered counties may be needed. >> if these trends continue we're going to have to take much more dramatic arguably drastic action. >> reporter: state health leaders say at this current pace hospitals could be at 78% capacity and be out of icu beds by christmas eve. in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> now restrictions on contact sports teams means santa clara county is going to be on the road for a while. the 49ers will play their next two home games in the arizona s

rosa, 30 again. concord and walnut creek will go to 34, numbers in the south bay and for inland alameda county will bein the mid-30s and we will go to the low to mid 40s for much of the bay and daytime highs tomorrow, you might get a few mid 60s on here. santa rosa could do that but most of the places are low 60s and morning lows are right around upper 50s. let's get into the seven-day forecast. by friday, which is christmas day, cloud start to increase a bit there, and past that we start to get into a more favorable pattern. for rain. and that is good because we are falling way behind. more on this coming up later tonight at 11. back over to you. >> here's a look at the top headlines tonight. a live look at capitol hill were congress just passed a today government funding extension to avoid a shutdown at midnight. lawmakers are still trying to buy more time while they negotiate on a nearly $900 billion coronavirus relief package. the vote could happen on monday. >> i believe all sites feel we are making good progress on a major relief bill that would travel the full-year appropriations. but alas, we