this cause major devastation across the scandia and santa rosa counties. and while thankfully, no injuries were reported, the barges cause damage leaving the pensacola bay bridge out of service for 6 months. locals are holding sconce go countable, because they are upset with the company hasn't been open about their role in the disaster, nor have they done much to remedy the affected parties. this is notable because guns can make big money in the u.s. . $2700000000.00 in commercial and multifamily projects, the company built structures like the world trade center, met life stadium where the new york giants and jets play, as well as several airports, hospitals, and other structures. but scott's got also has a long history of problematic mistakes, and some are deadly. the company has been charged with fraudulent labor practices bribe really bribery scandals, and black contractors filed racially motivated harassment claims against them. in florida, local businesses, what's going to pay up revenue losses resulted from the bridge outing, and claims of sconce goi

>> reporter: police agencies from santa rosa, alameda county reporting to me that they had no major issues with the curfew overnight. and we're here on university avenue where a lot of restaurants will be serving for a few more hours before curfew begins. of course not every county is part of the curfew. but many feel like they should be to avoid confusion. day one of california's overnight curfew and many bay area police departments are giving the all clear. >> as of last night and this morning we have not had any issues, and we appreciate everybody following as best they can. we know this is difficult especially during the holiday seasons. >> reporter: police say most nonessential businesses were closed by 10:00 p.m., and many nonessential workers were likely off the streets. six bay area purple-tiered counties where covid rates are spiking are under a mandatory curfew between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. through december 21st. santa clara county wants the public to report this hotline to report any curfew violators. >> we haven't received any complaints here at the covid-19 center. >> repor

>> reporter: hey, dion, i checked in with police agencies from santa rosa to alameda county and the south bay. they report no issues with the curfew overnight. check it out. restaurants still serving here on university avenue for a few more hours before the curfew begins again. some who live in other counties not a part of the curfew feel like they should be to eliminate confusion. day one of california's overnight curfew, and many bay area police departments are giving the all-clear. >> as of last night, and this morning, we've not had any issues and, you know, we appreciate everybody, you know, following as best they can. we know this is difficult, especially during the holiday seasons. >> reporter: police say most nonessential businesses were closed by 10:00 p.m., and many nonessential workers were likely off the streets. six bay area purple-tiered counties where covid rates are spiking are under a mandatory curfew between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. through december 31st. >> covid-19 business call center. >> reporter: santa clara county wants the public to call this covid hotline to repo

county we get this video you see a woman there. >>on camera throwing eggs at a car that was part of the trump caravan that was from santa rosa through marin county and ended up at this target store parking lot in marine city. alan they got there there were a group of people that were screaming at them and as you can see one of them that vehicle. time now is 08:10am. cross the border into nevada yesterday to campaign for the biden harris ticket. he posted pictures on twitter said that he encourage voting saying decency grace empathy dignity their all on the ballot. be sure to head to our web site before you head to the ballot box you can find out a number of resources available there including all the drop locations how to track your vote and the latest on the presidential campaigns. it's all on kron 4 dot com. >>10 right now and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news as we continue to talk about the final day of voting in the early turnout as is projected wouldn't take a look at that and possibly the most contentious measure on the ballot is prop 22 that could determine the fate of over lifts and if they stay in california and

>> reporter: hey, dion, i checked in with police agencies from santa rosa to alameda county and the southey report no issues with the curfew overnight. check it out. restaurants still serving here on university avenue for a few more hours before the curfew begins again. some who live in other counties not a part of the curfew feel like they should be to eliminate confusion. day one of california's overnight curfew, and many bay area police departments are giving the all-clear. >> as of last night, and this morning, we've not had any issues and, you know, we appreciate everybody, you know, following as best they can. we know this is difficult, especially during the holiday seasons. >> reporter: police say most nonessential businesses were closed by 10:00 p.m., and many nonessential workers were likely off the streets. six bay area purple-tiered counties where covid rates are spiking are under a

the rain moving into spots like clear lake and santa rosa, parts of marin county by late morning.of the bay area will see the rain moving into the evening hours. moving fairly quickly so it's not going to be here long enough to bring us any heavy amounts of rain. mostly light and quick moving showers. we should see a better amount of rain than last time with a possibility of getting mostly a quarter to half an inch of rain. some of the higher amounts in the north bay and along the coastline. we're going to see some pretty good amounts here. possibly up to 21 inches of snow. mike, you're tracking the dry morning commute. how is it looking right now? >> still about the same as last time. we're looking at the big view of the bay. mostly green. there was a fender-bender in the backup. highway 84 into the tri-valley. we'll track that. the north bay as well just a little fog, at times 101 could be an issue farther north around petaluma. the bay bridge with an easy clear drive. back to you. >>> voting advocates are sounding the alarm after an error caused 160 ballots to not be counted on

riders will receive discounts on petaluma transit, santa rosa city bus, and sonoma county transit oncethe collections resume. >>> the same businesses that ought to keep a starbucks and setting up shop in point richmond years ago are fighting even harder today to keep it from shutting down. the small business district has seen a big drop in foot traffic. the starbucks is closing next sunday. the restaurant next door will be shutting down the same day. they say pre-pandemic point richmond was a vibrant and lively neighborhood but as more businesses close, it drives customers away, causing other merchants to struggle. >> once businesses start closing down, it is like a domino effect. we rely on each other. >> it is like a ghost town. >> if you have one restaurant by itself, it does not do too well but if you have three, they all do well. >> reporter: the mayor says the city offers money for people facing hardships but no city grants for businesses. he and neighbors are hoping to convince starbucks to stay open since its lease does not expire until 2022. >>> what would you do for an in- n-

santa rosa. >>in sonoma county charles clifford kron 4 news. >>now let's talk about our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge at this hour lots of clouds overhead we've got kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. she's tracking chilly overnight weather for us marissa yeah, but tonight sanaa's we actually noticed during the overnight hours 10 to 20 degrees of warming face of the blanket of clouds starting to notice some cooler temperatures though. >>for inland valleys 10 degrees cooler for fairfield inn down to 6 degrees cooler for those of you in concord and livermore in temperatures as you head out the door upper 50's to low 60's through about 4 degrees below average today with when tracker for tracking calm wind speeds so everyone in the single digits and future cast for does show some light showers making its way into the north bay at around 6 o'clock this evening but very light scattered hit or miss rain dry for the rest of us in the bay area but this storm door remains open in fact we're going to see some

santa rosa. >>in sonoma county charles clifford kron 4 news. >>i was just telling kidd this is really my favorite story of the day first of all you cannot believe that they are 10105 years old i want see their i know a 105 are you kidding, i know and their exuberance you know about taking that flight today and their memories about their comrades greatest generation that's in the senate version the greatest generation will never have so kron 4 news tonight at 09:00am and i will be back at the top of the bernal heights home break in the city caught on camera and it all happened while the couple was sleeping just a few feet away. why they say they believe their home was targeted and the warning that could help other neighbors and as bay area hospitals prepare for potential surge in covid patients staff or researchers are tracking the super spreader event where you're most likely to catch covid-19. >>those stories and much more coming up kron 4 news at 10. >>from the bay area's local news station. watching kron 4 news. >>now at 10 a surveillance vi

the showers but this type of activity you are seeing, some of it is father up to sonoma county around santa rosa. those hit-or-miss showers is what the rest of us will be in four heading into tonight with the rest of the rain moving through. still, if you showers moving their way through the city, east side of the bay, widespread showers from berkeley into san leandro. east side of the bay, activity for the triangle and east bay range. showers in the area and of course, plenty of rain in the santa cruz mountains that could squeeze out there. not much left for san jose. the amounts so far, over an inch and can feel the northbay, picking up the highest not so far .also, santa cruz mountains, picking up almost an inch total purchase number under a half inch for danville and a 10th of an inch for san francisco. barely more than a trace in san jose so far. again, the whole area of rain has yet to move through the santa clara valley. a look at future, how things will shape up tomorrow and that is in a few minutes. >> looking forward to that. remover, you can use the kpix 5 app to stay on top of changi

santa rosa. most of the action staying up towards mendocino county here to wrap up the weekend. so the seven day forecast shows the next window of opportunity arriving as we go into tuesday which looks to be the wettest day of the week. a little breezy tuesday night. wednesday some showers and we'll start to clear as we go through the week. and here's how things look with that tuesday to wednesday storm. as it begins to approach we'll begin to see the potential i think for most of the bay area to get at least 0.25 to 0.5 inches of rain. and clearly on this map you see both of these long-range models show the hills of the north bay and santa cruz mountains actually see about a half-inch of rain. still cold enough by the way to drop more snow in the sierra tuesday night through the day wednesday. be happy to see that, another foot of snow heading towards the sierra. that really is the one weather system of the week. a few systems pass on by. and as we head towards monday of the following week, storm doesn't look like it's shutting down. more opportunities there. maybe not showing

riders will receive discount on petaluma transit , santa rosa city bus, and sonoma county transit once fare collection resumes. >>> let's take a look at the roads and see how it is all bearing on this morning's commute with gianna. good morning. >> good morning. as we hit the roads, we will start with the altamont pass. westbound getting on two 580, it is already getting a little bit slow and go. we are seeing some slow speeds dipping down to 17 miles per hour in some spots but if you typically take the altamont pass, pretty much the usual stuff. also we have seen brake lights forming on 84. things are getting a bit busy there. a couple of trouble spots to report. eastbound 580 just after high street. chp is on scene. all of the activity is over to the right shoulder. overall it does not seem like it is impacting traffic too much this morning. a new crash just popping into the traffic center on 238 mission boulevard right at mccue's. chp just arriving on scene as you head through their. taking a look at our travel times, 35 minutes. still seeing some nice driving conditions along the e

for those of you in the north bay, thanks to light scattered showers specifically in sonoma county santa rosa warming up to 67 degrees back to you jonathan and justine thank you so much still to come here tonight on kron 4 news at 8. >>and everyone to take home a costume piece from your favorite off-road well. now you possibly can to let you know what the san francisco opera is selling some of their >>well if you love a lab rat handmade costumes now is your chance to be at one of the. sales of one of the most exclusive pieces in the entire world get your credit cards reading the san francisco opera is hosting a virtual fundraiser all weekend long to help make up for lost revenue. >>while connecting with their fans during the pandemic for the first time in 6 years, they're actually selling costumes now until tomorrow. the outfits were created for and warren on stage in a number of productions ranging from a 100 bucks to a $1000 kron four's ella sogomonian talked with one production supervisor. on kron on about the craftsmanship behind each piece. >>costume shop at any given time depending on t

county. santa rosa at 39. 50 in oakland and 48 in concord. let's talk about the morning lows.cold outside now but we have an example at concord and oakland, both sitting around 50 right now. look at concord for the morning lows with sunday morning at 45, typical. but look at monday and tuesday into the mid-30s. that is nearly 10 or 12 degrees colder on monday and tuesday, specifically, then you are right now. get ready because we have cold mornings coming our way. not as cold in oakland but still down to 42, six or 7 degrees below average. you should be around 47. here are the daytime highs today and it looks like the overnight lows map, blue and green everywhere you look with numbers barely getting out of the 50s in a lot of places. that's the dramatic change, getting cooler. we have dramatic rain. let's put it back in the futurecast. i told you there was a possibility of stray showers moving cross the east bay in the morning getting us through 9:00 and contra costa county may notice a stray shower, but that's about it. don't count on a lot and most everywhere else you will g

county. the cities of santa rosa, cloverdale and healdsburg in the town of windsor also. and cal fire investigation determined pg&e equipment cause the fire. they soon allege pg&e was negligent and is legally responsible for the damage to local government agencies. pg&e says they continue to investigate the cause of the fire and have not revealed reviewed cal fires investigation or evidence. the transmission tower in question was inspected and repaired in 2019. >>> home sales continue to climb in california as interest rates stay at historic lows. the california association of realtors says sales are up nearly 20% statewide over last october. here in the bay area the median home price jumped 17% to $940,000 from a year ago. san francisco was the only county to see a drop in the median price, with a dip at 1 1/2%. and homes are selling fast. median number of days for a sale chopped to 10 days, which is the lowest ever recorded. >>> amazon is shaking up the pharmacy industry. starting today, amazon is offering delivery on common prescriptions, including medications that nee

county. santa rosa quarter of an inch for you nap a center fell half moon bay also checking in with around auarter of an inch of rainfall possible for the sierra nevada it will be another day with snowfall like we started last weekend. this time around with winter weather advisories and wind warnings, those wind warnings in red taking effect at 10:00am lasting through 10:00pm bring the chains with you anticipate less than ideal travel conditions, heading up into the mountains. daytime highs in the bay only in the 60's and a little cooler than yesterday was low 60's for areas like oakland hayward fremont and sent san francisco. each only f 61 degrees today. tomorrow pretty similar to today after that sunday monday and tuesday will offer up highs back into the 70's. briefly before we cool back down towards the end of the forecast lows will only drop into the 40's and 50's so a few warmer evenings ahead of us than what we had been seeing and definitely some nice sunnier skies come the latter part of the weekend. then what we'll see today. robin looking forward to sunnier skies and warmer temper

where all the mail in ballots in the county come in for processing here at the sonoma county register's office in santa rosa gayle ong kron 4 news as election day draws near kron 4 wants to make sure that you have all the information you need to make sure that your vote counts. >>right now in kron 4 dot com you can find an interactive map that shows the locations to drop off your ballot. you can also find a link to track it along with a breakdown of some of the big propositions that you'll also be deciding on. >>it's available right now at your fingertips at kron 4 dot com. for the first time ever professional sports venues are being used as ballot drop-off locations this election season in san francisco folks can drop off their ballots at the chase center starting tomorrow morning at 8 in oakland, the chase center is also sponsoring a drop-off location there it's located at 1011 broadway didn't drop off your ballot. there starting tomorrow morning at 9. meanwhile in santa clara county can drop off your ballot at levi stadium starting at 09:00am a group of bay area artist and activists are now teaming up fo

. >> reporter: santa rosa unified district members met monday night. with sonoma countyying in purple, late skraurn woujanuary the earliest opening date. they've had just two covid cases and found that the virus was not contracted or spread at the school. austin is now hoping santa clara county will move into the red tier so middle and high schools might get a chance to reopen. >> everyone's not personal opinions about what that does to the economy, but i can tell you my professional opinion about a what it's done for students is devasta devastating. >>> listen to what governor newsom said he's studying right now. >> we also are considering full disclosure, little bit of a preview, the notion of a curfew. >> so what might a curfew look like? all gatherings end by 9:30 there's a stay at home advisory. virginia enacted a >>> as covid cases surge, hospital capacity has begun to diminish, but there is still plenty of hope here and space here at least for the moment. kate larsen spoke with local doctors about what they've learned about the virus. >> reporter: dr. chris colwel

>>here at the sonoma county register's office in santa rosa gil ong kron 4 news for the first time professional sports venues now being used as ballot drop-off locations in san francisco folks can drop off their ballots at the chase center tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock in oakland, the chase center is also sponsoring a drop-off location there as well that was located at 1011 broadway. you can drop off your ballot. there starting tomorrow morning at 9. in santa clara county you can drop off your ballot at levi stadium starting at 09:00am. at kron 4 dot com you can find a number of resources right now and you're feeling fingertips before you head off to the ballot box, including a list of key propositions where you can drop off your balance and how you can track it for more information just look for the door local election hq section which is located under the news tab at kron 4 dot com breaking news this sunday night a developing story. we're learning that while at a campaign rally that is happening right now in florida. president donald trump suggested that he may fire. doctor anthony fauci amer

riders will receive discounts on petaluma transit, santa rosa city bus and sonoma county transit once fare collection resumes. >>> let's get a check of our morning commute this morning. how is it looking now? >> it is still pretty busy. we are seeing more and more cars, more volume on the roadway. metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. you've got a few brake lights forming near the toll plaza especially coming off the 880 overpass. it stays slow across the upper deck. we are seeing some red popping up on sensors. some slow speeds as you work your way westbound into san francisco. a couple of things to keep in mind. there is a road closure in effect due to a crash as well as police activity. fremont police issued an advisory for mission boulevard between niles canyon and macy's. they are expecting that closure to be in effect for the next several hours. some better news for this trouble spot in the santa rosa area, a vehicle hit a fire hydrant. it looks like they're clearing this up. lanes are now open. other things to look out for this morning, it is the usual stuff for

. >> reporter: santa rosa unified district members met monday night. with sonoma county staying in purple, late skraurn woujanuary the earliest opening date. they've had just two covid cases and found that the virus was not contracted or spread at the school. austin is now hoping santa clara county will move into the red tier so middle and high schools might get a chance to reopen. >> everyone's not personal opinions about what that does to the economy, but i can tell you my professional opinion about a what it's done for students is devasta devastating. >>> listen to what governor newsom said he's studying right now. >> we also are considering full disclosure, little bit of a preview, the notion of a curfew. >> so what might a curfew look like? all gatherings end by 9:30 there's a stay at home advisory. virginia enacted a >>> as covid cases surge, hospital capacity has begun to diminish, but there is still plenty of hope here and space here at least for the moment. kate larsen spoke with local doctors about what they've learned about the virus. >> reporter: dr. chris co

for your afternoon highs napa and sonoma also in the mid 60's, but those of you in santa rosa and most of sonoma county expect to see some very light scattered hit or miss showers starting sunday morning through sunday afternoon traces amount of rain at best, but you are going to notice more clouds and sun so just keep that in mind and taking a look ahead at your 10 day outlook. rain returns of the possible atmospheric river arriving tuesday continuing through wednesday to cnn jonathan back to you thank you so much for greece uh and since the pandemic began. >>mo more most post and halls for california veterans have been shut down under state reopening guidelines. these places are classified as bars and since many hold liquor licenses for members and their guests. it's not good news for them that's right a leading veterans group writing a letter to governor gavin newsome asking that they be reclassified and allowed to reopen. >>because of the resources they offered to many of those veterans kristi gross has that story. >>veterans organizations are banding together in a letter to governor gavin newsome

all the mail in ballots in that county come in for processing here at the sonoma county register's office in santa rosa gayle ong kron 4 news meanwhile, this election season bringing out the worst in some on bay area streets. >>tonight we've learned that a man helping his mom with her own campaign says that he was pelted with pain ball's in vallejo kron four's dan thorn talked with the victim about this attack. he's live tonight in the studio with his story and it is really incredible to see that he walked away with this absolutely is really just an unfortunate act in an unfortunate situation. jonathan. >>these are the welts and bruises that were left on this man after he says that he was shot up by a group of kids in a pickup truck. he was out trying to spread love and positivity while supporting his mom in her city council race. but now he's forced to stay home in fear being targeted again. >>it was all illegal has enjoyed dancing around campaigning for his mom's reelection bid in valais whoa but last week the fun ended painfully. i just felt defeated and. >>my mother takes me up she said people the

where all the mail in ballots in the county come in for processing here at the sonoma county register's office in santa rosakron 4 news. >>in an effort to encourage people to vote a group of bay area artists and activists have come together and they're doing something called project your vote they use video imagery. they actually projekt the vote to help people get to the ballot boxes, 70 foot tall images. our projected on the sides of buildings, acting as ballot drop box locations the artist behind this. they're working with local activist groups they say the artwork fuses together this year's election with the civil rights movement. >>the signs are design is a recreation of historic signs from the march on washington but has recreated the sign repurposed and one side is historic and the other side contains more contemporary information it was also exceptional to to hear the nuance and that that continuity. >>the messaging from civil rights era to this era because there's so much overlap we're seeing these same lines we're seeing the same intimidation and folks not going back. >>last night the imagery was

arrived at sonoma county airport in santa rosa this morning to help them keep a safe distance the 2 men. we're phone in the plane separately for each flight the plane took off flew south flew over the golden gate bridge and then returned back to sonoma county airport to are amazing and this is how a community in martina is a thing to that arrest today they held a drive-thru parade of the v a's the center for rehabilitation extended care. >>family and friends, joe by the facility. they were waving and holding up signs and big smiles even though they were behind mass, but they were honoring veterans there. >>the changes coming to new house is getting built in san francisco what the city just decided to ban in new buildings plus president elect joe biden making his first administration appointments what we know about his chief of staff. it is get late in the season, but another tropical storm now making landfall in florida where it's headed next coming up. in just a few months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us work

returning to nevado and fairfield currently a big cool down from yesterday up in solano county as for santa rosa, you're still sitting at 30 degrees. i'm expecting some 20's to be showing up for you here temporarily saint helene at 32 since elmo also at 32 right now should be no big surprise looking at that those numbers that we do have multiple advisories, including frost advisories and freeze warnings, piled up on top of one another here outlined across the north bay and marine sonoma napa and solano counties remaining in effect until 09:00am this morning. as for today tomorrow we stay dry, but we're also staying cool on these days. today will be one of our clearance days of the forecast tomorrow, you'll notice an increase in cloud cover seeing that here in future cast showers to our west but not approaching the bay area by the time we work our way into thursday night this is 10:15pm widespread rain returns to the northern tier the state with snowfall for the cascades and parts of the sierra returning then or into early friday morning here a couple of isolated sprinkles for the bay area, not e

inch possible in the lower elevations around mountpenview and santa rosa and more than an inch and santa cruz mountains and also marin countylevations there. we already had 0.04 and one area where you get the southwest wind for a longer duration. live doppler 7 the best area for rain right now up in mendocino counties and where we had thunderstorms roll through eureka earlier. by the afternoon hours, see the rain well entrenched into our neighborhoods and so are the mild temperatures. 60 to 67 degrees this afternoon. cooler weather on the way with more wet weather tomorrow. i'll show you all that coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. kumasi. >> i'll take it, thanks, mike. >>> happening today, reopening rolled back statewide. six of the nine bay area counties and 41 of 58 bay area counties now in the most restrictive purple tier. this comes as the state deals with the surge in coronavirus cases. so here's a look at where the bay area stands this morning. look at all that purple. alameda, contra costa, santa cruz and solona joins in the most restrictive purple tier. that leaves just three counties in the red. marin

it was filed by local entities, including sonoma county, the cities of santa rosa, cloverdale and hills and the suit alleges the utility was negligent and is legally responsible for the damages to local government agencies. the kinkade fire burned over 77,000 acres and destroyed thee 74 structures. pg&e has yet to comment on the lawsuit. >>> a growing number of leader ins california, specific local in the latino community are urging the governor to make history by replacing kamala harris in the united states. >>> kutv's cristina rendon has more. >> reporter: the calls are growing louder for governor newsome to report a latino or latina. california has never had latino representation in the u.s. senate in the 170-year history. >> the fact that we haven't had representation is really a smear on our history. >> reporter: jacqueline spoke at a rally in sacramento on monday. she said the nearly two dozen groups behind the effort are not endorsing a particular person but there is no lack of qualified candidates. in august, more than 500 latino leaders across the state sent a letter to news on

. >> working for marin county, overseeing three home key applications, in san rafael, and santa rosa. >> the timeline has made us do business little bit differently from how we generally would, we submitted the application without having done the due diligence. and with the state, the due diligence would happen after the fact. >> 95 projects under consideration statewide. $600 million up for grabs in this use it or lose it scenario.>> some feel they weren't included in the process. >> do you see why they feel that way? >> absolutely, this is a much faster timeline than we would want to ever do any project. >> reporter: more than 151,000 on house californians right now. project home key could create nearly 6000 per minute units of housing if all projects under consideration move forward. californians have a history of pushing back against homeless shelters or linen -- low income housing projects, that's why the pass the law to circumvent local control. for exactly this, the people went against this project, and they are not happy with it because they had no knowledge of it.>> reporter:

the lawsuit was filed today by local entities including sonoma county, the cities of santa rosa, clove err dale and high school, and helds burg, and windsor. the lawsuit alleges that pg&e is negligent and responsible for the damages to local government agencies. the kincaid fire destroyed 374 structures, and burned 77,000 acres. pence has not yet commented on the lawsuit. >>> showers thirst now. a half inch to even an inch of rain. some areas in the bay area proper , they got over 4/10 of an inch coming up on a half inch of rain, and then you have a quarter pinch places like oakland and san francisco. those numbers are moving around right now, because the rain is still coming down. here is that system. you can see the back end of the moisture. but then this energy in behind here is going to rotate in, and these little cumulus clouds right here, those will carry a thunderstorm. we're not going see a thunderstorm, i don't think. but that's cooler air, and to people be look at the potential for more scattered showers. yeah, don't see a thundershower in that, but i definitely see a chance

santa rosa freezing this morning. 34 at livermore. we will have your work week forecast coming up. >>> good morning everybody. the 49ers might not have a home stadium after santa clara countyew quarantine rule. but if they play like they did yesterday, who cares where they play? looking to make it 4 straight. welcome back samuel. first action in over a month. 59 yards on this drive. and robles the into rams territory. the 49ers finish it off on an eight yard run. it seems like everywhere you look today, a fresh face was making plays. sherman's first game since week one. third quarter, the rookie got his first sack last week. this week his first interception. look at the man go. his first touchdown, a 27 yard return. somebody quickly get him some oxygen. 14 to 3 49ers. but suddenly a game changing play. aaron donald strips the ball and it is scooped up by troy hill. the leave is cut 17 to 13. the lamps give it back. the rams get it back. and they eventually scored a touchdown and led 20 to 17. with 3:15 left in the game, they banged one through to tie the game 20. could mullins do it again? 49ers got it right. to samuel on third down. that is a gain of 24 yards. he had 133

and even some fog in places that is resulting in the sprinkler spots, northern napa county and just east of santa rosaare seeing a line of showers on the northern end of the screen and then also some off and on showers for the south bay mostly in upper elevations above the south bay itself or rain shadows being cast keeping those totals a little lighter around san jose more significant in the santa cruz mountains as well as in the blows let's zoom out across the region. we've had some stormy conditions in areas like reading this morning with some lightning you can actually see right here those deeper red areas and even a lightning bolt if you look closely that's some isolated storm cells across the northern tier of the state just outside of our viewing area. showers will continue to work their way our direction on through the day these waves of moisture pushing in so we will have times where it's drier than times where rain falls and yet again side say bring the rain jacket with keep the umbrella handy. no need to layer up today as temperatures are so mild just bring that waterproof layer you see how

county. temperatures right now we're 29 santa rosa, 32 the bottle 30 going on for now we have all the elementsneed to clear skies. dry air and not much the way of winds also the east bay shoreline lower 40's inland again drops off tri valley looking at 31 for livermore 44 37 for san jose. late high clouds are cool that typo 60's remain for next week, we've got scattered clouds come in and out these are systems that under better conditions will provide us first shot of rain not happening. we get kind of a leftover exhaust clouds here and then for next weekend remaining dry, nice, mostly sunny and the 60's remain 63 for san francisco today, 64 going on for oakland, 65 san jose across the water, real estate, mid 60's is about the best will muster maybe 67 santa rosa nevada with 65 when you consider santa rosa is sub 30 this morning that's a lot of movement for the mercury and that's really only do that through dry air. and the next couple of days, it's kind of more of the same again high clouds today tomorrow, we're sunny for tuesday later in the week another system comes right by to our north ag

at a couple light sprinkles right around areas, north of fairfield the northern solano county mid 50's for santa rosa. upper 50's in petaluma nevado and mill valley today. let's get a look ahead at the next 7 days so today tomorrow temperatures not changing too much. look at where we're heading sunday monday and tuesday, though some sunshine and some 70's we've been cool lately so it's kind of nice to see those 70's in this forecast. after this afternoon's rainfall our next best chance of rain will be tuesday late in the day into wednesday lows will consistently drop into the 40's, not near as chilly as we had been so no 20's and not a whole lot of 30's for evening lows. so much more mild evenings and a few more chances of rain and yes that sierra snow through the forecast. robin remember be extra careful extra cautious when you're driving in the rain in your driving in the snow you really have to slow down and take it easy and i say that because people forget and they drive a little too fast all right over to the richmond sandra fell bridge. we can see the traffic picking up here so yeah, the commut

county. you've got a frost advisory all the way up in the santa rosa and the dega bay area. it's called, but not as cold. you'll notice in the morning chilly, some fast. if you have fast this morning you will have it again tomorrow morning. just because you don't have a frost advisory doesn't mean you won't get frost. and you don't have to get freezing to get frost. you ever notice how your car, the frost forms so quickly? because the glass cools off extremely fast. it radiates heat and gets below a point, to a temperature frosts conform quickly. certain services are good at that. 60 degrees in fairfield today, highs tomorrow will be significantly cooler than the. i think we will be in the low 60s and upper 50s. cloudy out there, that's why it's warmer, because of the cloud cover. actually a little bit warmer. it's a lot warmer in many places. 34 in fairfield, 40 in antioch, kind of a nice night. not as cold as last night. and these are the forecast has for tomorrow. tomorrow is wednesday, right? so things change real quickly pick that sort of the headline outside of the col

santa rosa are spot on this map in the low 30's this morning. we're in the midst of frost advisories for portions of marine sonoma and napa counties as we are off to such a cool start. i mean look at just how much cooler we are right now than at the same time yesterday novato in santa rosa down 16 degrees. what was already a chilly morning 24 hours ago so hope you cover the plants last night and as you do step outside this morning. don't be afraid to put on that extra warm jacket. >>robin absolutely i have mine, thank you john checking in on the traffic take a little time to work that card to a little bit of extra time because it's cold that steering wheels was cold my seat was cold. no problems here on 80 into san francisco are looking good moving well. it's a quick trip across the upper deck and this is what we like to see starting off the morning drive all right, let's check another shall we have 1 one across the golden gate smooth an at the limit. we don't have any problems right now into or out of san francisco. so now is your time to come on in while we're hot spot free. we have one more 92, your connection between the east bay and the pen

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santa rosa coming in at 38 degrees. in the south we will pull out some of the in land la county numbers. in san jose everybody stays in the 40s. the daytime high tomorrow comes into the low to mid 60s. if we look ahead at monday let's just really quickly jump ahead to thursday. i will show you the things giving forecast. there is not a lot of change here. the daytime high will very much ride the line with the mid 60s. not only thanksgiving if you're in land, or for the day low 60s. these numbers will pretty much stay the same most of the week. damages will not do any big swings. we're not done with these possible flirtations with rain. watch what happens, i will show you a couple that come our way. if you look at the big picture storm track is trying to come our way. if we put into the future cast here is the one that we just looked at for tonight. we already know that one will fall apart. so let's put that one forward and clear that one out. here comes another one, look how good that works. that comes in tuesday afternoon. let's look at a closer look. it looks like another promising cha

. >> reporter: ashley works for the county and is overseeing three key home applications there, one in san rafael and another in santa rosa the timelines that have made us do business differently, we submitted the application without having done that -- that due diligence with the understanding even with the state that that due diligence would happen after the fact. >> reporter: there are 95 projects under consideration statewide, and $600 million up for grabs in this use it or lose it scenario. >> so many feel like they weren't included in this process. do you see why they feel that way? >> absolutely. like, this is a much faster timeline than we would ever want to do on a project. >> reporter: there are more than 151,000 unhoused californians right now. project home key could create nearly 6,000 permanent units of housing if all projects under consideration move forward. californians have a history of pushing back against homeless shelters or low-income housing projects. that's why the legislature passed a law this summer allowing project home key sites to circumvent local control. >> we need local control. local contro

spot tomorrow morning but places like santa rosa could be some of the warmer locations by tomorrow afternoon, and temperatures into the 60s for mendocino and lake countiess well. passing clouds and the night into monday and by thursday of next week but no chances, no significant chances of any rain falling out of those clouds, maybe a sprinkle or two monday morning and the north bay but nothing measurable in store for us with temptress not changing much either. 60s inland, low to mid 60s by the bay and upper 50s as we head into early december. >>> here's a look at your top headlines, the top nuclear scientist is dead tonight after his car was apparently ambushed near toronto, in an apparent assassination. he was considered a top mastermind in the nuclear program. the country's foreign minister is blaming the attack on israel tonight. but it is still unclear who was involved and why. >>> another stay-at-home orders starts monday in los angeles county but it will be less strict than the first one issued in march. everyone is asked to stay at home as much as possible and wear face coverings outside pick of the county is also banning gatherings out died of

rosa, thank you so much for that reporting. officials in santa clara countyre updating coronavirus restrictions in response to a surge of cases and hospitalizations there. those new guidelines go into effect today. joining me now, dr. sarah cody, public health director for santa clara county. thank you so much for joining me. i want to walk viewers through new limits you're imposing in your county there. 10% outdoor capacity limit on most stores and facilities with the exception of groceries and pharmacies that can open at 25% capacity. maximum of 100 people can gather outdoors. hotels are open only for essential travel, isolation, quarantine. anyone that returns from traveling a distance over 150 miles must quarantine for 14 days. l.a. county has some similar rules. they're not enforcing it. how will you? >> thank you, dana. it is good to be with you. thank you so much. we are putting local measures in place to do what we can to protect our community and particularly to protect our health care system. right now, what we are hearing from hospitals is that the

nevada going to 63 and santa rosa 64 and the numbers stay there as we get into mendocino county. no real changes. seven-day forecast, sunshine and daytime highs may get a little warmer as we saw the morning lows getting warmer but not a significant shift. that's where things stand for now. i will see you in the next half hour. juliette to you. >>> following breaking news in berkeley. a two alarm fire in an apartment complex on university avenue west of the cal campus. you can see flames shooting from the windows and the roof of the multi story building. at this point it is unclear whether anyone is hurt. we will certainly keep you posted. >>> sports. this hour, the warriors brought in a free agent while the 49ers are off. who is ready for the raiders and chiefs part two. the cal bears football game plan. go to corv college football. no stanford game or san jose state game. did you know that 16 division one games today were canceled or postponed. cal not one of them. justin state beavers chasing. this happened. they were chasing jamar jefferson. gone. 75 yards and that can crush a