all events in sebastopol were canceled. russia seized sebastopol, and crimea from ukraine, back in 2014. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour. philippine a former president, fidel ramos has died at the age of 94. he held offers from 992 to 1998 and oversaw a period of steady growth and peace. earning him the nickname. steady eddie ramos also held high ranking security rolls until he joined the 1986 popular uprising that toppled the dictatorship of fernand ferdinand macos hundreds of protesters occupying iraq. so paula men have settled in for 2nd day, followers of the powerful cleric, motel to al sauder storm, the fortified government zone. and have vowed to remain in the building. saunders party came 1st in october electrons, but withdrew after failing to form a coalition search and rescue operations continue in the state of kentucky after flash floods ripped through some of the poorest areas in the united states. the death toll stands at $25.00, and now weather forecasters say more rain is on the way. dozens of people in kent

our correspondent maria, cut a matter in riga, sent us this update on the drone attack in sebastopol. wow, to be quite honest, we don't have far, much information at this moment. ah, as it was said before, ah, the russian president vladimir putin made a public appearance in his home town san petersburg during the navy day celebration . ah the ah headquarters of the black sea fleet. ah, the black sea fleet, ah, that was located in sebastopol has been hit by a john strike an honor def. an identified object flew into the yard of the headquarters. 5 people have been injured and are no casualties. have been reported yet. russia accuses ukraine, saying that the attack was aimed to that the attack was deliberate and it was aimed to spoil these celebrations, the ukrainian side for its part. it denies dedication saying that, ah, it was a sabotaged by this a russian secret services. ah, so at this point i would say that it's still unclear who was behind it. let's have a look, not some of the stories making headlines around the world. hoss all the grain silos in the lebanese capital bay roots ha

ah, the black sea fleet, ah, that was located in sebastopol has been hit by a john strike. an honored, if an identified object flew into the yard of the headquarters, 5 people have been injured and are no casualties. have been reported yet. russia accuses ukraine saying that the attack was aimed to that the attack was deliberate and it was aimed to spoil the celebrations, the ukrainian side for its part. it denies that a geisha and saying that, ah, it was a sabotaged by this a russian secret services. ah, so at this point i would say that it's still unclear who was behind it. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. parts of the green silos in the lebanese capital they route have collapsed shortly before the 2nd anniversary of the explosion that killed more than 200 people. the structure caught fire 2 weeks ago because grain was fermenting in the summer heat. thousands of protesters have rallied in the sudanese capital, how to calling for an end to military rule. protests have taken place weekly since sedans armed forces to par in october l

ah the ah headquarters of the black sea fleet, ah, the black sea fleet, her that was located in sebastopol, has been hit by a john strike, an honor done for an identified object, flew into the yard of the headquarters. 5 people have been injured and are no casualties. have been reported yet. russia accuses ukraine saying that the attack was aimed too, that the attack was deliberate and it was aimed to spoil the celebrations, the ukrainian side for its part. it denies that a geisha and saying that, ah, it was a sabotaged by this a russian secret services. ah, so at this point, i would say that it's still unclear who was behind it. right now to this. sure force, can you tell us more about president vladimir putin's new naval doctrine? so there are some interesting points, so that were added to a new r maritime doctrine. firstly, that document identifies, are united states as a major arrival, as russia's major arrival, according to a new r to a new doctrine. ah, the u. s. domination of their world all shows as well as nato advancement represents a danger to russia. security ah, something that

so far, there's been no reaction from keith to the claims. russia see sebastopol and crimea from ukraine in 2014. and meanwhile, in the done net screech in ukrainian, president volume is the lens. he has ordered hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate. don't ask is currently the scene of face fighting with russian forces who had already the government has made a decision to all of bigotry evacuations. from the 20th region, everything is being organized or full support your full assistance, both logistical and payments. we only need a decision from the people who have not yet made up their minds upon, please follow the evacuation. so we will help you. we are not russia. we will do everything possible to save the maximum number of human lives and limit rushing tara to a minimum. you shall maxim almost risk it or earlier i spoke with dw corresponded mathias bellinger in odessa, and asked him about the reasoning behind president. valerie millions is mandatory evacuation order in the jonas region was the authorities have called on people to leave the region already in april, expecting hea

ah, the black sea fleet, ah, that was located in sebastopol has been hit by a john strike, an honor did for an identified object, flew into the yard of the headquarters. 5 people have been injured and are no casualties. have been reported yet. russia accuses ukraine saying that the attack was aimed too, that the attack was deliberate and it was aimed to spoil these celebrations. the ukrainian side for its part, denies that a geisha and saying that, ah, it was a sabotaged by this a russian secret services. ah, so at this point, i would say that it's still unclear who was behind it. let's have a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. california's governor has declared a state of emergency in response to a fast moving wildfire which has been burning for 2 days. firefighters say thunderstorms and erratic winds are making it harder to put out the flames. at least a dozen homes have been destroyed. part of the green silos in the lebanese capital bay route have collapsed shortly before the 2nd anniversary of the explosion that killed more than 200 people. a structure

all events in sebastopol were cancelled. russia seized serviceable, and crimea from ukraine, back in 2014 nato's expansion and the u. s. is quest to dominate the oceans? are the biggest threats facing moscow? according to a new russian naval doctrine signed by president vladimir putin on sunday. the doctrine was signed on russian navy day, an event designed to showcase the nation strength and capabilities. at a time, the russian president has threat, trust them squarely in the spotlight. warships lead a huge show of force in russia's former imperial capital of st. petersburg, the parade of boats, submarines, personnel, and fighter jets is ostensibly to honor russia's naval forces. but with the absence of victory in ukraine and isolated by much of the world, it appears more a highly choreographed signal of defiance and persistence president vladimir putin who started the war now in its 6th month, came back to his home town to oversee the spectacle. the occasion was somewhat mod, though, by a drone attack on the crimean peninsula, russia forcibly annexed it from ukraine. in 2014, the a

were talking about the highway along santa rosa and sebastopol.amount of safety concerns for people using that part of the trail. they now want to reopen the trail the first week of august, but they need to clear and clean the trail first. there's been an ongoing problem in the area for years. the county says some other place anyone who does not agree to go to a shelter will need to leave the encampment by tuesday on their own. >>> something to see in santa cruz beside this weekend. a rare corpse flower is about to bloom. when it does, the scent will be more like a stench. our own bob redell visited the plant today. but the new yorker saw, smelled, a flower last week comparing it to rotting meat. it has been known to make people throw up because it smells that bad. they are posting a corpse flower watch on twitter, or you can just follow your nose. >> if you would absolutely visit. >>> up next, who is feeling lucky? we are either getting a winner or an even yurchak but tonight. we'll see how the megamillion compares. >>> at rockefeller center, you

the miote food park is located on sebastopol road in santa rosa.t featured music and a an assortment of cuisines from local vendors. >> you got to try one of these, man. >> the debut of the food park marks the completion of the first piece of the roseland village. it's all part of the county's efforts to redevelop the site of a former shopping center. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area, the amateur crime fighter on a special mission in the south bay, vest, badge, and all. how deputies gave her the surprise of a lifetime. >>> and you'll never guess her age. the oldest woman in california passing on the torch to a north bay woman. >>> and later, this northern california home looks normal, but a very strange feature is getting people talking. >>> lots of sunshine still this evening as we look out live over san jose, where the temperature topped out exactly where it's supposed to this time of year at 81 degrees. we're going to see nor check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof"

. >> reporter: in sebastopol, he was recently diagnosed with monkeypox and urges people to do all they can to protect themselves. he told us in an interview the virus wiped him out for two weeks with fever, chills and lesions on his legs, arms and back. >> really sick and the worst of it was i could barely get ow of bed and barely get a drink of water. >> reporter: santa clara county still isn't offering walk-in vaccine monkeypox clinics, those at high risk are urged to talk to their doctor or a health system how to get the vaccine the hope is more people will be able to get the shot as supply increases. more than 800 new doses of the monkeypox vaccine were delivered to the county today. in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> from monkeypox to covid as we have been reporting for sometime now, covid cases are surging in the bay area and across the country. the extremely contagious ba.5 variant is mostly to blame. it is more infectious than previous strains. california just released new numbers showing how it is impacting the state. check it out. the positivity rate 16.1% over

miote food park at sebastopol road and santa rosa.oday's ribbon cutting ceremony featured music and assortment of cuisines from local vendors. >> this is it. >> the debut of the food park marks the completion of the first piece of the rose land village to redevelop the site of a former shopping center. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and "cbs news bay area," the amateur crime fighter on a special mission in the south bay, vest, badge and all. how deputies gave her the surprise of a lifetime. >>> you'll never guess her age. the oldest woman in california passing on the torch to a north bay woman. >>> and later, this northern california home looks normal, but a very strange feature getting people talking. >>> the past several evenings at this time, the fog is already spreading out away from the coast and over the bay. but right now we're looking at blue skies still. take a my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small

other bay area cities to adopt the gas ban ordinance include sebastopol. >> the running of the bulls is back in spain and some are some american thrill seekers but some want to leave this dangerous tradition in the past. >> you hear from the three teen heroes who rushed into a burning home to save a family. >> coming up all new at 6 cloorx, we're going inside strike crew 12. learn how they're already stomping out wildfires. >> at the stroke of midnight on january 1st, more than 80,000 trucks will be banned from california's roadways. what's that going to do to the supply chain? >> . >>> the white house says it believes russia is turning to iran for weapons of hundreds of unmanned aerial vehicles including drones to use in its attack on ukraine. meanwhile, a search for survivors is under way in the eastern region of ukraine. after a russian strike on a residential building over the weekend. at least 29 people are confirmed dead. military leaders say the attack is russia's latest attempt to take control over the entire donbas region. >> the bulls are back and running in the streets of

wanted to clear the camp yesterday along joe rodota trail near highway 12 between santa rosa and sebastopolmonday the judge ordered a temporary injunction. the city and county closed that ngthe safety of others using the trail. >>> fighting inflation. coming up on today in the bay, the federal reserve debating another interest rate hike as so many americans say they are feeling the pinch. this is kind of a love story. because what is this and this and this if not pure unbridled passion? here you can always get more of what you love, more variety to choose from, more treasures to uncover ...all for less. so, when something makes your heart race, you'll know it's yours to keep. because the best things in life don't cost a fortune. they're found. homegoods. go finding. >>> wait, at the fed, understand the hardship that high inflation is causing. we are strongly committed to bringing inflation back down. >>> and economy on the edge. the federal reserve could be poised to hike interest rates for the third time this year, but there are some big questions hanging in the balance. how the ultimate d

and the crimean city of sebastopol mm. bought them here, a potent lays out rushes new naval doctrine of national security and self defense. as the country celebrates navy day. the key here is the capabilities of the navy. it is able to respond immediately to anyone who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom. and in the weeks top stories rushes foreign minister gets a warm welcome as he visits for african nations that despite western pressure for them to snub moscow.

reporter: the joe rodota trail was built for pedestrian and bicycle access between santa rosa and sebastopol. but over the last few years, it has become a symbol for the kind of dilemma the communities face in dealing with the homeless. a half-mile section of the rodota trail is already fenced off, and on an open section, crews were dropping off more fencing this afternoon. a small cluster of tents have popped up along the trail, and the campers are reportedly refusing to leave. on the website, the sonoma regional parks district says the encampment is impeding safe public use of the trail. but ryan walker doesn't see why should it be shut down. >> a lot of people use it as a thoroughfare to get to and from work or school. and yeah, it seems like it's pretty unnecessary. you can move the people along without closing the path. >> reporter: it's not the first time county officials simply gave up trying to move the homeless, and instead shut out the public. in 2020, a huge encampment grew up along the trail, sparking a debate about homeless rights versus public access. the trail was finally clos

people up in sebastopol got a light sprinkle.ou can see first alert doppler is picking up on showers out there and if we put it in the futurecast, we'll see more of those tonight so it is an odd pattern for us, for early july. and it's the reason why it's oddly cool for so many of us who are inland. and why we might even get a little bit of light rain and other than that, there's not a big impact, but it is really giving us great humidity levels. we still have to be on our toes, especially considering all the illegal fireworks that are going to be going off over the next 36 hours but the landscape is getting a lot of help from mother nature on this one so it's help. it doesn't make the problem go away, it's but it's helpful. seven-day forecast, after wednesday, temperatures start going up and take a look at those numbers by the time we get to, like, saturday next -- this next weekend. if you're inland, you're going to be all the way back up near 90, which is where you should have been all along. yeah. >> so, it gets normal again.

and the crimean city of sebastopol blood of mayor potent lays out rushes new naval doctrine of national security and self defense. as the country celebrates navy day, the key here is the capabilities of the navy. it is able to respond immediately to anyone who decides to encroach on our sovereignty and freedom and, and the wakes top stories, rushes foreign minister gets a warm welcome as he visits for african nations that despite western pressure for them to snub moscow.

south to the border of ukraine especially going to another city where bennett was transported to sebastopoln and then inside russia, so to cities near the border there. the green itself was also mixed some time with russian rain and we have satellite images proving the movement of these cargoes and the movement of these cargoes and the missing votes —— the grain itself was also mixed sometimes with russian grain, missing boats. we are working closely with our sources in ukraine and we were able to identify one specific vessel. this vessel departed at the jenks one specific vessel. this vessel departed at thejenks on the 29th after a period of days with no gps. this is actually really unusual strategy for some of these cargo vessels. the russian administration in berdyansk actually said in a telegram message that this vessel was going to carry several thousand tonnes of grain out to safe friendly countries. their investigation has now found it is in the city north of turkey. this is now of particular interest because this afternoon the general prosecutor office at the ukrainian government ha

others that have followed rohnert park, sebastopol and kotani.hey've done the same in san anselmo has adopted a moratorium is working on a permanent ban. napa's calistoga has imposed the ban. and now, uh, you know, city of los angeles is wanting to do similar hastings says he's received inquires from people in ohio, new york and washington state. yeah, i mean, we used to have twice as many as we have now, and there's not that many cars sitting here. i think we have plenty of gas stations, and i think we should be looking for alternative. ways of getting around town stores with big parking lots like cinemas and big box stores will no doubt provide a certain amount of charging and likely at some point for a price. gas stations have the advantage of being a place people already know where to get fuel and trust them. i have a really old truck, so i'm depending on the gas stations, but i think that we will be transitioning more into electric vehicles. we have two vehicles. one is electric and won his car or gas and i prefer the electric vehicle center

sebastopol windsor 46. that's cool, and you can find fifties and also sixties under attempts .24 travis conquered west southwest napa, west southwest not strong, but it isn't onshore breeze can see plenty of low class but again more breaks we saw yesterday, especially just off the coast. couple lows, one moving into the pacific northwest and i want taking aim at northern california will knock the high down a little bit that allows some cool air aloft to come in. you can see the moisture rotating around so southern california will deal with some partly cloudy skies up in tahoe, though, truck is 37 south lake tahoe is at 41 blue canyon. 67 big spread there on those temps, but it looks good. until the middle of next week. then we could see some activity here. we watch it coming up from the central and southern sierra right there that going into wednesday thursday, so maybe middle of next week and the next week we might have to talk about some thunderstorm activity finally reaching tile because right now it's staying east and south. any travel plans the las vegas southern californi

. >>> the mexican food park is located in santa rosa on sebastopol road. we see all the sights and sounds. >> i'm the operations manager here at the food park in santa rosa, california. this is a community food truck park. it was really birthed during the pandemic. we started to help feed the essential workers in the rosa section of santa rosa, which was hit hard by the pandemic. the name goes back to our ancestors' language. it means a celebration, a gathering place, a festive place to celebrate. we want the community to feel like this is their home. >> i am the owner of the food park here. our purpose is to really do good in this community, lead by example. you use a lot of ingredients to make amole. there's many beautiful cultures that come to this country and something beautiful arises. this is the vibrancy of this latino community in roseland. that's what you see, smell and the noise. that is culture. >> it's great mexican food. you can try a bunch of different things. it's an opportunity to learn about the culture a little bit. there are so many diff

the bite administration and democrats all doing full-court press that sebastopol term, for electric vehiclesric vehicles so we never have to pay at the pump of the first place. >> the future is electric. and this administration is moving toward it at lightning speed. >> we arty know ebr the future. >> and new jersey wants to help you pay for one. they're offering up $4000 to help residents by an electric vehicle. but here's the problem the average cost is, $66000 for one of these suckers. the 4000 not really going to help out here, charlie. new jersey is my home state, always have for the years. so it might governor, phil murphy thanks this is a good idea. okay, if i can give you the 4000 you just have to come up with the other 62000 that you may not have to have because you're forced to steal spam. >> it is insane. it really is the marie antoinette thing. let them drive a $66000 dry thee e any of these people in the biden administration if you were like a moving and needed to hire someone to help with your stuff? he would not trust these people to drive anything anywhere or get anything any

everyone today or ask everyone to leave from the trail along highway 12 between santa rosa and sebastopol. last week they started voluntarily asking people to relocate and helping them do that but a judge granted a temporary injunction blocking the plan and ordered a hearing for tomorrow. >>> let's take a live look outside. that is san francisco. and the fog has been sticking around all week making the vision we see in san francisco not so clear. meteorologist vianey arana has been tracking what we can expect what you did tell us i thought was interesting is the fog is protecting us from that smoke from the fire. >> but into the afternoon when it clears out is when you state relationship with carl but we do love him in the summer. this is very typical san francisco weather but what we were looking at since yesterday is that moisture from the desert southwest we were seeing how it played out when it came to pushing north and we do have activity on radar. we have isolated scattered showers blessing to the east bay and we could see the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm popping from the

a family in sebastopol is raising him as a family pet until nash got caught up with the wrong group ofaded to the slaughterhouse here to tell us how they saved in nash moments before it was too late. kerri green and her daughter paige. good morning. good morning. i bet you could tell this story till the cows come heard that joke. >> all right. so you have to tell me the story of nash pleas from the beginning. oh, boy, mask came to us as a bottle. fed baby. >> he was found nursing off of a dying mom on a hillside, a ranch that my dad works at. >> and he ended up bringing him committee is saying if somebody doesn't raise this half, he's going to die. and so we dropped him off here at our duplex that we lose him in the backyard. and we raised him from bottles. wait my ok, wait a minute. when it went back up, you've got how? >> in the duplex, what the backyard we did. we did. yes, we did have him in the backyard. and raised him for 8 months until we realize he was getting too big to stay here. yeah. and so then he went to a ranch here in the day. yeah. with the understanding that they woul

miko thompson of sebastopol learned that he tested positive for coronavirus last month and he noticedon his back, legs, arm and his neck, and the monkeypox diagnosis. he said both infections led to weeks of misery and feeling similar to a horrible flu. >> just really sick. and the worst of it was honestly where i could barely get out of bed, and you could barely get a drink of water. >> a professor of medicine we spoke with at stanford says getting diagnosis of both viruses is not impossible, but it is rare, and covid is much more transmissible than monkeypox. for the latest information on covid and monkeypox surges in the bay area go to our website, we track everything that you need to know to keep you moving forward go to nbc bay area.com to have the latest all in one place. >>> the trial in the high- profile murder of kristin smart officially begins today. and 26 years after she was last seen alive. last week jury selection ended in the case of the 19-year-old cal poly student who banished from san luis obispo and 96. 44-year-old paul florez is accused of killing smart and his fath

yet brentwood at 71 san jose's at 61 degrees 48 sebastopol. how about that? 58 american canyon? cloverdale mainly mid fifties here, but the mega bay is it 51. again it's just nothing is really moving the load of the west the high in the four corners, so if you're near the coast in bay, there's very little change. if you're inland, it continues to be hot. looks like look how close that was just just went right there. but it looks like most of that activity is ended the pipeline of moisture coming up from southern california has ended. for now. we'll keep an eye on it, but a lot of that will stay south and east of us 60 seventies eighties nineties again, you don't have to go far to find heat or find cooler temps looks slightly warmer thursday. there are some signs that cooler weather will start to move in as we head towards the weekend, you guys thank you, steve symbols of hate carved into the sides of cars in one berkeley neighborhood coming up the investigation of that vandalism now being looked into as a hate crime and another community morning lives lost to gun violence will t

wanted to clear the camp yesterday along the dover data trail near highway 12 between santa rosa and sebastopol issued a temporary injunction and stopped it. the city and county closed the stretch of the trail earlier this month during the safety of people who were using the trail. >>> a lot of economic pressure on the white house this week. >> we were talking about this earlier. the fed is likely to raise interest rates tomorrow and we get those big gdp numbers. >> the gdp numbers. the fed will raise interest rates today and the gdp tomorrow. that's the first read on the second quarter gdp tomorrow. could be a negative number. and if it is that would be the second quarter of negative growth. it's a preliminary read and leave it on out, our strong dollar will hurt gdp but someone, somewhere will see that as two back to back negative quarters and call it a recession. most economists would not say it is. with housing price growth and historically low unemployment we will know more tomorrow but the white house doesn't want people using the r word. here is president biden earlier this week. remembe

others that have followed rohnert park, sebastopol and kotani. they've done the same in san anselmo has adopted a moratorium is working on a permanent ban. napa's calistoga has imposed a ban. and now, uh, you know, city of los angeles is wanting to do similar hastings says he's received inquires from people in ohio, new york and washington state. yeah, i mean, we used to have twice as many as we have now, and there's not that many cars sitting here. think we have plenty of gas stations, and i think we should be looking for alternative. ways of getting around town while stores with big parking lots like cinema wit provide a certain amount of charging and likely at some point for a price. gas stations have the advantage of being a place people already know where to get fuel and trust them. i have a really old truck, so i'm depending on the gas stations, but i think that we will be transitioning more into electric vehicles. we have two vehicles. one is electric and won his car or gas and i prefer the electric vehicle center. rosa's city council plan

sebastopol is in their rohnert park sonoma. and valet off something in common. they're both 52, the low clouds and fog plenty to go around. few clouds drifting off the sierra and also some of that smoke coming in around the low. and the high and the monsoon moisture continues to kind of flirt with us, but the majority stays south could see a little uptick. in some of that. you can see there are a few clouds over this year might be more in the way of some thunderstorm activity around friday or saturday. i don't think it will be here, but maybe up in tahoe and truck is the high building up in the pacific northwest sixties seventies by the water. eighties to low nineties inland and really, and pam not much change at all, except maybe some tropical clouds and smoke through the rest of the week. all right. thank you. steve if you need to fill up your car today, you'll notice prices are the lowest we've seen in weeks. we're going to take a look at what's driving the trend of falling gas prices. and an investigation is underway after

especially for this time of year in july honda point oh, four, bodega bay, 40.0 to mount tam and sebastopol measurable at 0.1. sa little bit of some sprinkles or if you at least have some spotty drizzle out there earlier today. earlier today. of course we had lots of cloud cover. here's a satellite from this morning and then it's becoming closer. looks like the clouds have cleared back to near the coastline, especially closer to half moon bay and the san mateo county coastline. so we have some lingering cloud cover there. but the sunshine finally breaking out over the bay and also the inland spots. take a look at the numbers. no nineties, no eighties. we're just talking about some sixties and seventies for the four o'clock hour. auckland 65 san jose checking in 76 degrees, and here's our live camera, checking out the oakland alameda estuary, with some sunshine up above and under the 12 o'clock hour through the forecast actually had solid overcast here. so finally some sunshine for this portion of the bay area. we're gonna cloud things up once again. first thing tomorrow morning. most neighb

cornell bernard takes a look there has been a lot to cluck about on eric strother's urban farm in sebastopolng about the ladies in his hand house. they all have their own unique personalities. all those pecking personalities are now available to rent. well. i've been kind of searching for something fun kind of the side project, you know in this this world of site hustles that we're in right now. he's okay if i take some eggs strother who works by day as an archaeologist has launched rent backyard hands a chance for folks across the bay area to become temporary at home chicken ranchers. you know, i figured this is a really good opportunity for people to just try it out if it's if they like it, you know, they like having the hence and stuff they can i come and pick all this up and they can start their own. set up later. he will personally deliver a chicken coop and two egg-laying hens anywhere across the bay area takes them about maybe 10 minutes to lay an egg. they lay an egg every day. there are some pretty screening questions to make sure you and your rent a hens are a good fit. you know, d

others that have followed rohnert park, sebastopol and kotani.y have done the same in san anselmo has adopted a moratorium is working on a permanent ban. napa's calistoga has imposed a ban. and now, uh, you know, city of los angeles is wanting to do similar hastings says he's received inquires from people in ohio, new york and washington state. yeah, i mean, we used to have twice as many as we have now, and there's nothing cars sitting here. i think we have plenty of gas stations, and i think we should be looking for alternative. ways of getting around town stores with big parking lots like cinemas and big box stores will no doubt provide a certain amount of charging and likely at some point for a price. gas stations have the advantage of being a place people already know where to get fuel and trust them. i have a really old truck, so i'm depending on the gas stations, but i think that we will be transitioning more into electric vehicles. we have two vehicles. one is electric and won his car or gas. and, um i prefer the electric vehicle center, r

others that have followed rohnert park, sebastopol and kotani. they have done the same in san anselmo has adopted a moratorium is working on a permanent ban. napa's calistoga has imposed a ban. and now, uh, you know, city of los angeles is wanting to do similar hastings says he's received inquires from people in ohio, new york and washington state. yeah, i mean, we used to have twice as many as we have now, and there's not that many cars sitting here. i think we have plenty of gas stations, and i think we should be looking for alternative. ways of getting around town while stores with big parking lots like cinemas and big box stores will no doubt provide a certain amount of charging and likely at some point for a price. gas stations have the advantage of being a place people already know where to get fuel and trust them. i have a really old truck, so i'm depending on the gas stations, but i think that we will be transitioning more into electric vehicles. we have two vehicles. one is electric and won his car or gas and i prefer the electric vehicl

there's been a lot to cluck about on eric strother's urban farm in sebastopol.adies in his hand house. they all have their own unique personalities. all those pecking personalities are now available to rent. well. i've been kind of searching for something fun kind of a side project, you know in this this world of site hustles that we're in right now. he's okay if i take some eggs strother who works by day as an archaeologist. has launched rent backyard hands a chance for folks across the bay area to become temporary at home chicken ranchers. you know, i figured this is a really good opportunity for people to just try it out if it's if they like it, you know, they like having the hens and stuff. they can i can come and pick all this up and they can start their own. set up later. he will personally deliver a chicken coop and two egg-laying hens anywhere across the bay area takes them about maybe 10 minutes to lay an egg it lay an egg every day. there are some free screening questions to make sure you and your rent a hens are a good fit. yeah. do you have a dog we

point reyes 49 1 observation sebastopol says 45. gonna have to double check that sonoma 50 ross at 50 heels berg's at 50 , so there are some cooler temps and speaking up pebble in carmel are both at 52 pgs 53. so cal's 54 watson ville 53. so there's some cool temps here to the north and also on parts of the coast. the low will eventually move towards us on friday that will start to knock the high down until then, if you're heading southern california get some partly cloudy skies. if you're on the desert, it's hot. if you're in arizona, it's anything goes. i mean, you could get one. oh, 5 to 1 10 or all of sudden you can get a thunderstorm 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps. not much changed thursday. it does look cooler friday. you guys if it's something hit me. so i've got hit something hit me a night at the ballpark turned into a scary moment for one family we hear from the father of an 11 year old who was hit by gunfire at the coliseum and his message to the oakland a's plus can sortow spread now that that helps everyone

also some thick fog, but database 49 sebastopol is 49 ross is 49 sonoma is 48.dings here to the north and also on the coast and in the city double barrel low is going to start to work its way towards the oregon coast. that's going to knock down the high a lot of moisture, but it's staying south for now. 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps. tomorrow does look cooler. we'll level it off saturday looks pretty quiet sunday monday. we recognized the enormity of the task here in the bay area in southern california. new efforts behind the state of california to try to slow the spread of monkeypox what governor newsom is now saying about the plans to fight the virus and some ruffled feathers and foster city because of these unwelcome neighbors, what city leaders plan to do about the geese problem. and thanks to your donations, we have already raised close to $10,000 in one week for school supplies for children in need. our goal is to raise $50,000 to provide 2500 students with new supplies. ktvu is partnering with the nonprofit supply bank .org. they'll stretch

to santa rosa, also petaluma fifties for most here, but some low fifties point raises in their sebastopolrk mid fifties in marin county, american canyon napa both at 58. cloverdale is 58 upper lake. is it 59 so almost twice the thermal but there are a few that our little cooler the load of the west the high over the four corners and it's just pumping in moisture. this time, though, some of its made it in the southern california and just to the west of san diego and l. a some of the high desert. a few of these clouds could make it say to the santa clara valley later this evening, maybe overnight into tomorrow, but i think that's all that will be is just a few high clouds and you get a lot of lead time on that. as far as this year, agos. most of it is east and south of lake tahoe. it's close, but it's just not taking the turn yet. you need to hide to build back to the west. in order for that to happen. 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps. if anything, there's really little change, except most inland locations could come up a few degrees before ever. it looks like they'll come down a

now we're seeing fifties and sixties. 51 bodega bay point raised. 52 sebastopol 52 up to layton villel. upper fifties are around american canyon, sonoma napa and mid fifties sas alito mill valley and also ross rotor park at 54. just you know the high, just parking it on the four corners the load of the west and each day it's you know, one wins out or the other, so we get a little warmer, little cooler. the main interest, though, of changes that tropical moisture is now making the move into southern california. also in the high desert we talked about in some of that will lift northward. it still looks like most of it stays just to the east and south of tahoe. we'll get some clouds coming in from the south today tonight, probably into tuesday, 60 seventies eighties nearly anywhere under the water eighties and nineties inland. little bump up in those temps of inland areas. not really. not much change on the coast. looks like fog will come back and then it will be cooler as we go to the weekend, you guys price, steve. thank you time. 7 40 tesla getting closer than the grading of full blow

public safety along the joe redonda trail, which runs about 8.5 miles from downtown santa rosa to sebastopolstarted to grow again about a week ago, and it has grown to about 20 tents, half a mile area of the trail between dutton avenue and stony point is now closed with no timeline for when it could reopen. 16 year time. let's get you outside, talk a little traffic with ali, how are we doing out there? you know, it looks pretty good for a thursday morning at the six o'clock hour, we'll start with the contra costa commute in the east bay yesterday, the westbound 80 corridor from richmond all the way down to berkeley was a mess. so far, so good this morning as you can see that solid green there where there is slow traffic, you'll see that is westbound highway for the usual spot from pittsburgh. over 2 to 42 in concord. here's a life picture of highway 24 in lafayette, where traffic is fairly light treat freeway traffic moving nicely as well. 6 11, let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, ali, some people who live on their boats in the san francisco bay are now facing eviction. the effo

after the strike the official said the rest of the celebrations in sebastopol were canceled.eanwhile, ukraine is ordering civilians in the donetsk area to get out. president zelenskyy said hundreds of thousands of people are still in the region, which is in the cross hairs of the main russian offensive. he says the goal is to save lives. here he is. >> translator: there's already a governmental decision about obligatory evacuation from donetsk region. everything is being organized. beam support, full assistance, we only need a decision from the people who have yet not made it for themselves. please follow the evacuation. we will help you. we are not russia. we would do everything possible to save the maximum number of human lives and to maximally limit russian terror. >> in the south, no break from russian artillery in mykolaiv. shells and missiles rained down on the city over the past 24 hours, kill one, leaving six others injured. mak mykolaiv has been taking russian fire almost every day over the past month, the death toll today seven people. live from kyiv, jason, those c