it killed 24 people in samoa that county alone. -- sonoma county alone. what could have been done differently and emergency alerts and sonoma alerts. they have to select to opt into that system. the county was un-aware they could send targeted wireless alerts to only residents in the fire zone. they didn't want to cause panic throughout the entire county and the state finds that the specific procedures for using those alerts and warning capabilities uncoordinated including gaps, overlaps and redundancies in various county departments . the report found the county lacked reliable, timely, and coordinated situation awareness as to the scale, size, and scope of the movement. the top emergency services official in california mark says sonoma county on the right hand side. >>> the proposal will require the department of california resources to annually inspect the vast majority of the 1200 daps it overseas. dams will low hazard potential needs to be examed every other year. >>> cutting the steel the holds the net in place an the suicide barrier on the bay brid

the two home invasions happened in sonoma county. the first on fulton road in santa rosa early this morning. and then about two hours later... there was a second home invasion on melcon lane. police then spotted the suspects in vallejo. kron 4's haaziq madyun picks up the story from there... a high speed police pursuit of five home invasion suspects in this minivan stops after a collision with another vehicle. at that point the five suspects, 4 men and a woman inside van got out and started running in different directionssot the wild scene took place on redwood road in outside of linda bracciotti's flower shop sotthis is a photo of one of the three home invasion suspects being arrested

managers in sonoma county not repaired for last year's devastating wild fires.e mistakes emergency officials made. >> continue to mourn the loss of so many precious innocent young lives but will turn our grief into action. we have to have action. >>> gun debate and lawmakers from both parties set to meet with president trump and why they should not fear the nra. >>> good morning, it's tuesday, february 27. i'm michelle. >> and i'm anne. ken any is off this morning. the start autowith traffic and weather. jaquline, tracking cleaner computer than yesterday. look on bright side. >> it's a lot calmer but you have wind when you came in on the bay bridge? >> yeah, it was very windy? >> two hands on the wheel. firm grip. no advisories for drivers making their way. that's good news. be careful. we're tracking some earlier crashes down in the south bay. this is 101 right at highway 25 and they just cleared. you can see the travel time already in the red. do keep that in mind if heading through morgan hill. ride continues to be a bit sluggish making way along 101 between

(pam) the two home invasions happened in sonoma county.irst on fulton road in santa rosa early this morning. and then, about two hours later... there was a second home invasion on melcon lane. police then spotted the suspects in vallejo. kron 4's haaziq madyun picks up the story from there... a high speed police pursuit of five home invasion suspects in this minivan stops after a collision with another vehicle. at that point the five suspects, 4 men and a woman inside van got out and started running in different directionssot the wild scene took place on redwood road in outside of linda bracciotti's flower shop sotthis is a photo of one of the three home invasion suspects being arrested. a p

sonoma county just reported it's first flu death of a person under 65.nging the total in all of the bay area to 22. (pam) and experts say the flu season is not over yet. kron-4's gabe slate tells us how you can protect yourself...and the one symptom you should not ignore. sound from - scott alonso, mpa - sonoma county department of health servicesflu is bad this yearscott alonso with the sonoma county department of health services says they just had their first death of an individual under 65.sound from - scott alonso, mpa - sonoma county department of health servicesis it bad to have younger adult diedoctors also want people to know about a flu symptom that tends to be ignored dangerously delaying treatment.that symptom a severe headachepeople in emergency rooms and doctor's offices all over the country are reporting severe headaches as the onset of the flu, not realizing they have the virus. doctors say if you have a persistent headache, take yourself in and get tested for the flu.. you might have the virus. sound from - scott alonso, mpa - sonoma coun

the sonoma county sheriff's office says f the proble andria? >> reporter: well, elizabeth, that one person still outstanding is considered armed and dangerous tonight. they say if you run into her, call 911. do not approach her on your own. e and the other suspects are accused sh and weapo two bloody home invasion scenes in sonoma county just 5 miles apart, a wild chase through vallejo ending in a crash and a gushing fire hydrant. the sonoma county sheriff's office says this was the root of the problem. >> pot and money. >> reporter: after that crash on sonoma boulevard three suspects were taken into custody. another, jonathan jackson, busted hours later outside a hotel in santa rosa. that only leaves this woman, amber hembry, a known crip from richmond, virginia, on the loose known as skittles. >> our understanding is she has no contacts in vallejo. so our guess is that she's trying to get back to the east coast. >> reporter: hembry and the other suspects are accused of stealing pot, cash and weapons from both homes as well as shooting and kil

he said that's speculation but sonoma has to do better moving forward.sam brock, nbc 6 news. >> our coverage continues on line at nbcbayarea.com. there you can find all investigative reports about the north bay wildfires and the fallout since. >>> another campus, another protest, this time on the peninsula. this morning you're looking at students at gunn high school in palo alto adding their voices to the national movement of gun violence. we're joined at a gun center where a protest is scheduled tomorrow. robert? >> reporter: organizers want participants who traditionally haven't been invited to this type of forum before. gun dealers, health experts and young people not even old enough to vote. >> give teachers more money not more guns! >> reporter: more than 100 students in palo alto joined the collective youth around the country showing support for their fellow students in florida and demanding gun violence be addressed. >> it could have been any school. it's not necessarily a school but it could have been anyplace. it's up to us as a generation to ch

sonoma county just reported it's first flu death of a person under 65.nging the total in all of the bay area to 22. and there is still weeks more of the flu season expected.. kron-4's gabe slate tells us how you can protect yourself...and the one symptom you should not ignore. sound from - scott alonso, mpa - sonoma county department of health servicesflu is bad this yearscott alonso with the sonoma county department of health services says they just had their first death of an individual under 65.sound from - scott alonso, mpa - sonoma county department of health servicesis it bad to have younger adult diedoctors also want people to know about a flu symptom that tends to be ignored dangerously delaying treatment.that symptom a severe headachepeople in emergency rooms and doctor's offices all over the country are reporting severe headaches as the onset of the flu, not realizing they have the virus. sound from - scott alonso, mpa - sonoma county department of health servicesstill bad out there..scott says don't let this nice weather trick you and becarefu

teams from sonoma and vallejo are on the scene there. emily turner, kpix5. >> kpix5 da lin joins us now from vallejo where the pursuit ended in a big crash. >> reporter: that's right, ken. the crime spree ended here on redwood street after the suspect's van crashed into another car during a high speed chase. two of the five suspects actually ran into a nearby neighborhood and got away. s.w.a.t. team officers canvassed the vallejo neighborhood on redwood street. officers and k-9s searched house after house looking for a man and woman believed to be armed. they had earlier ditched this blue van after they ran a traffic light and crashed into a car causing that car to shear off a fire hydrant. >> we hear this bang. people jump out like cockroaches running all over. police are behind them. >> reporter: pursuing officers chased down three suspects arresting one of them behind this flower store. >> it's scary because they apprehended the guy at my backdoor and i leave my backdoor wide open and they very easily could have been in here. >> repor

>> i don't think. >> reporter: sonoma has a lot in common with other counties. difference is sonoma suffered a fire storm. >> just because we are in the middle of the class with 40 or 50 other counties doesn't make it better. >> reporter: what will sonoma county do about it? no santa rosa wayne freedman. >>> lawmakers took a hard look at california's mutual aid system. according to lawmakers, the recent north bay and southern california wildfires proved that the 60-year-old system is due for an update. >> as we see more and more fires occurring, greater intensity, our mutual aid system is being pushed to the max. >> some of the changes suggested include retrofitting emergency vehicles to make dispatching faster and aircraft like drones to help fight fires. >>> a central valley was arrested for trying to join isis. jonathan bloom talked with his neighbors to suspected that something might be going on. >> i am in shock. >> reporter: neighbors were hardly prepared to learn the second stanislaus county was living on their street. they tell us they believe berna bern

sonoma mountain 22.here you go, i wouldn't be surprised if by saturday we get it down to 2,000 feet again. there are many 20s in the mountain. there is a chill in the morning eras cloud cover inches in here. we will go partly cloudy be by late morning and cloudy by the afternoon. the breeze will turn southerly. oakland airport southeast. oakland airport at 33. sacramento 37. around lake tahoe single digits. truckie is at 3. our system will spread in a lot of cloud cover then the rain will start this evening and pick up tonight into tomorrow. the outlook is for sacramento to get three inches of rain. san francisco two and a quarter. if that much rainfalls there will be a lot of snow. they are setting the stage for the best cold low level elevation since 2011. 8 to 16 inches and above lake level at three to five feet. upper 40s and 50s for the north. tonight moderate to heavy at times. cold showers with low snow and hail and storms on saturday. >> those friday commuters are doing a bit of skiing. >> i woul

>> i don't think. >> reporter: sonoma has a lot in common with other counties. difference is sonoma suffered a fire storm. >> just because we are in the middle of the class with 40 or 50 other counties doesn't make it better. >> reporter: what will sonoma county do about it? no santa rosa wayne freedman. >>> lawmakers took a hard look at california's mutual aid system. according to lawmakers, the recent north bay and southern california wildfires proved that the 60-year-old system is due for an update. >> as we see more and more fires occurring, greater intensity, our mutual aid system is being pushed to the max. >> some of the changes suggested include retrofitting emergency vehicles to make dispatching faster and aircraft like drones to help fight fires. >>> a central valley was arrested for trying to join isis. jonathan bloom talked with his neighbors to suspected that something might be going on. >> i am in shock. >> reporter: neighbors were hardly prepared to learn the second stanislaus county was living on their street. they tell us they believe berna bern

the county is holding a rebuilding meeting tonight at 6:00 in sonoma.s for rebuilding and answer specific questions. the county already set up a special center designed to speed up the permit process for fire survivors in santa rosa at the county building. >>> the recent fires across california are making many look at the emergency mutual aid system. it is a network of state and local agencies that work together to help each other when there's a major emergency. it was set up 60 years ago. many lawmakers say it is time to reexamine all of the details so the system meets the needs of all communities involved. >> when a mutual aid city and county comes to the place of a fire, the question is do they -- have they left enough resources in their own communities to deal with their day-to-day and the potential for problems that they may have? >> lawmakers agree the demands today are different than they were when the system was set you. one relatively easy update is to retrofit more emergency response vehicles with gps locating services that would help dispatch

the two home invasions happened in sonoma county. the first was on fulton road in santa rosa early this morning. then - about two hours later... there was a second home invasion on melcon lane. police then spotted the suspects in vallejo. the suspects gave chase, and that ended in a crash on redwood road near broadway... (vicki) police set up a perimeter and searched the area for the two suspects--- one male, one female.. but after two hours of searching it was called off. (grant) we had team coverage on this story.... tonight we are le

alex, live in sonoma county.ing an update from san francisco police on an officer involved shooting that happened earlier this month after a deadly shooting in golden gate park the. suspects are accused of killing one person. they carjacked a car and drove to alameda and found the suspect in an rv parked at a homeless camp. eventually the suspect surrendered. san francisco police are to give an update on the investigation at 6:00 tonight at the golden gate building on 7th street. >>> also happening today, protesters will gather at the alameda county board of supervisors meeting to talk about urban shield and protest against it. it is a law enforcement training program held every day in the east bay. officers come from around the world and come through intense s.w.a.t. simulations. it teaches officers different methods of policing. opponents say the program teaches lethal mill tar eyed policing. supervisors formed a task force to make sure that urban shield doesn't target minorities. >> a south bay supervisor want

sonoma county to solve the housing crisis..fter the deadly wine country hrough the a >>> there is a pushing in sonoma county to solve the housing crisis afternoon the deadly wine country wildfires tore through. sonoma county supervisors have a goal of building 30,000 new housing units over five years, this after more than 5,000 homes were destroyed in the october wildfires. if the plan goes into effect it could replace aging buildings on santa rosa avenue. >>> an oakland native who changed the face of gospel music was remembered at a memorial in fremont last night. ♪[ music ] >> "o happy day" hit the top of the billboard charts in the '60s and earned a grammy in 1970. last night at the harbor light church, hundreds came together to remember edwin hawkins, his music and spirit. >> really about honoring a man whose contribution to the world in gospel, us all getting together and loving on each other because we missed him so much. >> hawkins died at his pleasanton home on january 15th. he was 74 years old. so many people wanted to

the two home invasions happened in sonoma county. first was on fulton road in santa rosa early this morning. then - about two hours later... there was a second home invasion on melcon lane. police then spotted the suspects in vallejo. kron 4's haaziq madyun picks up the story from there... one man is dead and another shot and wounded following a pair of early morning home invasion robberies in santa rosasot a few hours later a sonoma county sheriff's deputy spotted the alleged suspects van in vallejo, gave chase, that ended in a traffic collision on redwood road near broadwaysot

, any home invasion type stuff that occurs in sonoma county. we'll follow where it takes us, but we're not routinely worried about interstate commerce because that's more of a federal issue. >> reporter: at least until there's a standard federal law or similar state laws in place nationwide about marijuana. >> it's up for each state to decide, but you got to think that if marijuana was legal in every state, it would drive the prices down. the commodity would be up and it wouldn't be such a valuable commodity for the black market. >> reporter: in sonoma county, andria borba, kpix5. again.. they are still looking for the last suspect... ambe >> authorities have identified the victim killed yesterday in the crime spree as 54-year-old jose luis torres and they are still looking for that last suspect, amber hembry considered armed and dangerous. >>> for months since the start of the wine country wildfires and this evening some people are finding themselves victimized not once but twice. kpix5's emily turner has a story you will only see on 5. and yo

how sonoma county is trying to make it easier for those who lost everything to rebuild.>>> five yearshe crash of flight 214, san francisco reaches an -- a settlement of a firefighter that's accused of running over and killing a teenage passenger during the emergency. >>> continuing coverage of the killing of this 19-year-old woman. she was tied up, staff, and left for dead in east bay. what we are learning about the young woman on the people that knew her coming up at 6:00 p.m.. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> today, unincorporated sonoma county extended a huge and to all of the homeowners who lost everything during the northbay firestone. as you recall, thousands of people lost their homes. >>> tom baker spent the day in sonoma looking at the goals tha

in the north bay celebrate steelhead trout migration at the lake sonoma hillhead festival. trucks beer wine arts and crafts first -- even fishing. that saturday 10-4 at the visitor center at lake sonoma. in sports warriors and sharks at home. that is your we can watch.>>> after the break residence taking legal action one year after the devastating floods. they say were preventable.>>> looking for more possible records. the complete bay area forecast after this. . and here you have a bánh mi inspired fried chicken sandwich. you'd never find this at a fast food restaurant - it's a good thing. is that right, martha? why don't you try my asian fried chicken sandwich? it's made with crispy fried chicken strips, crunchy asian slaw and a gochujang mayo - all on a toasted baguette. security! get him! you afraid of a little competition? you want to go to war with me, jack? do you really? oh my gosh! what! i can't smell! i can't smell! introducing my food truck inspired sandwiches. only at jack in the box. >>> a lawsuit filed on behalf of dozens of flood victims in san jose. we spoke

in the north bay the great sonoma crab and wine fest. the event will feature wines cuisine complete with a live and silent auction. proceeds benefit the agricultural activities. the wine fest is saturday at the fairgrounds. if you appreciate a good independent film notes of the indie fest in san francisco. the annual festival in his 19th year will celebrate independent films and filmmakers. you have the opportunity to watch 80 films over the course of two weeks. the events are showing at roxy theater in alamo in san francisco. in the south bay kickoff super bowl sunday with the annual super guadalupe a river run. a 10k or 5k run. it starts at 9 am at the guadalupe conservancy in san jose. in sports warriors and sharks away.>>> coming up stanford hosted oregon state. down on the farm and poll also. hilights and the rest of sports coming up. -- in poll also. hi, we're alaska airlines, and we give you more than just peanuts. we give you all sorts of amazing stuff, like european biscoff cookies. hundreds of free movies and tv shows, that you

>> today the sonoma county board of supervisors tried to make sense of the issue sass and find a fix.g is excusable. forward is the only thingky dictate the effort and our work off of. i have no interested in pointing fingers. >> as the fire burned intoen a through sonoma account, it took down communications systems already hindered by a bottle neck of information. the sheriff department said reverse 911 and nixles but no one had the authorization to use the amber alert system called ipoz. that left countless thousands in the proverbial dark. nor is thesome online today. it's a problem says the emergency executive director. >> if this happened again tonight would the county be able to better respond. >> i don't think so not in and out. >> worth noting in terms of preparedness snoechl county has a lot in common with other counties in california. process the only difference sonoma county suffered the fire storm and asked the state to write this report. >> and just we are in the same middle of the class of with 40 or 50 other counties doesn't make it better. >> the question now what will

we had 29 and freezing temperatures earlier in sonoma county. 53. for you by the delta. 50 in concord and 49 in livermore. everywhere, anywhere from 2 to 15 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. that system pushing through is the reason why. we're going to see some breezy winds, northwesterly winds gusting throughout the later afternoon hours and boy, looks like winter, feels like february out there. we even have a few drops that may visit parts of the bay area today. more than likely, you won't see anything at all. partly cloudy and breezy today. that possible shower. looking at sunny and february cool conditions tomorrow. so here are the clouds that increase throughout the day. noontime and then by about 3:00, 4:00, a few showers dotting the sonoma coast and then down towards point reyes. then the 7:00 hour, the winds are picking up. keeping things moving. still could see a shower around ben low man. with the northwesterly winds, numbers in the 50s from the coast. look what happens by 4:00 or 5:00. we've got gusty 20 to 35 mile an hour winds

now, the fire killed 24 people, burned more than 5000 homes here in sonoma county. among the victims, supervisor susan goran. she lost her home and broke down today after reading the report. >> i have been listening to my friends and my constituents for four months. the horror stories and experiences that you had over that 19 days were indescribable. my heart bleeds every time i have to listen to them. not one person received an alert. what the hell are we doing here? >> reporter: now, of course there's a lot of questions. why? why didn't they send out those alerts? lake county sent out alerts there? but snow county only sent alerts to those folks who opted into a sonoma county alert system and the county was unaware it could send targeted wireless alerts to only those residents in the fire zone and at the time, county officials said the reason they didn't send out those mass alerts and they didn't want to cause widespread panic. right now, again, county supervisors are inside a meeting discussing this new report from the office of emergency services. one of the mai

roanoke park is down to 25 degrees as well as sonoma, and napa 24 degrees right now.tures in the mid-20s because of the clear skies and barely any wind. across the east bay, look how cold it is, danville 25, dublin 31 degrees, and antioch a little warmer at 38 degrees. some locations are getting a little breeze and staying warmer. san josi at 36, 41 for san francisco, but the rest of the area right around freezing. records are being broken as temperatures drop. we have a frost advisory for the coast and the bay, and a freeze warning in effect for a lot of inland locations. sandra osborne is in san josi for us this morning. >> reporter: we were trying to keep warm out here. things are very cold. my photographer jim put up this big old thermometer so look at the feels-like temperatures out here. it's 36 degrees in san josi but feels like about 31. so this is what you can expect in many locations, frost on the windshield and hood of your car. the cold front that moved through yesterday had people bundle up bundling up in the south bay. we saw few flakes float on by befor

sonoma 31. so below freezing does determine whether or not you will see rain or snow and throughout the rest of the bay area this morning, 44 in san francisco, 38 in san jose. livermore 33 degrees. so temperatures not as bad. this is what we had yesterday. we broke a lot of records. santa rosa official record that came in actually was 25 degrees for that morning low. napa, sfo, oakland, all destroyed records that were set for morning lows on the date same with salinas, watsonville, half moon bay, eight records broken throughout the area. not getting strong winds but tomorrow we'll start to see winds. another system is coming through tomorrow and we'll see that one also bring us a chance of scattered showers and a chance of snow flurries again for tomorrow. so your high temperatures today in the low 50s. 57 expected for san jose. slightly warmer than what we experienced yesterday. here's your seven-day forecast. by friday, things should dry up but we have a couple of days of unstable weather, the

the hundreds of people sonoma county is hoping to put back to work.(áábreakáá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) ( james ) sonoma county is getting more than 3 million dollars... to help hundreds of people return to work... after the october firestorm. california's employment department says the money will put 700 people back to work through sonoma county job link. the money will pay for job training in construction... healthcare... and retail. (dave) i'm tracking your 7-day forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await

sonoma county man ticket wasn )t getting him anywhere >>> nbc bay area responds to a sonoma county manse airline ticket wasn't getting him anywhere. >> he says he wound up stuck between two airlines that are supposed to be partners. consumer investigator chris chmura explains what happened to the passenger and what we all need to look out for. >> good morning. juan paid delta $260 to fly from mexico city to oakland with a connection in los angeles. here is the thing, his first flight was actually on aeromexico which is a delta partner, his ticket confirmation over there says so, right here in the fine print. but here is the thing, when juan arrived at the airport and punched in his confirmation code into the aeromexico computer it spit out an itinerary for a different time with someone else's name on it. aeromexico couldn't sort it out so juan had to buy a new ticket right there on the spot, arriving in oakland seven hours and $685 later. juan then asked for our help figuring out what happened here. well, delta traced the breakdown to juan's confirmation code, it said aeromexico may ha

and they are also promising to make meaningful changes to the emergency alert system in sonoma county. the supervisors reviewed the recommendations in a report from the california governor's office of emergency services and found sonoma county emergency officials did not do enough to issue evacuation orders to people in path of the fires, including failing to send out a wireless emergency alert directly to people's cell phones, similar to an amber alert. county supervisors are trying to understand the breakdown that cost people their lives. >> i don't understand how these decisions were made in terms of what to use and what not to use and where the accountability is. training, awesome. we also need accountability. >> we need to train and test these systems and tooling over and over again to make sure we stay up to date and the people involved in getting the alerts and warnings out should be well trained and practice this on a regular basis and we're ready to go when disaster strikes. >> reporter: that gentleman is the interim director of emergency services in sonoma county. the person

>> yeah, farther north, parts of sonoma and napa counties we are seeing some low elevation snow this morning, and also a wintry mix. so it's going to be kind of a sloppy commute for a lot of people heading out the door farther to the north. as we get a look at what's happening right now as we get a look at our radar and storm ranger, it is shows some rain just offshore. we're also seeing more of those scattered showers through santa rosa, but up toward cloverdale and ukiah starting to mix in with some snow fluffies, also around mt. st. helena. watching all of that this morning. we are going to see this changing over to spotty rain as the day goes along. >>> mike, you were saying so far no worries out on the road. >> aside from the conditions you are talking about, yes, be careful out there, but no crashes reported and the conditions chp would warn us about potential ice and slippery conditions up in the north bay, but we are looking okay right now. south bay all the way up into san francisco on this map and then moving up we are looking at a nice crossing benicia and carquinez bridge

.>>> recovery efforts continue today in napa and sonoma county after the wildfires. we will let you know about some of the services that are offered tonight for people in sonoma county.>>> papa john's is saying see you later nfl. why the sponsorship is over will be next.>>> papa john's is no longer the official pizza of the nfl. papa john's said the two sides agreed to and the relationship -- to and -- to end the relation ship. papa john's will continue to invest in the nfl through its local sponsorship deals. it is the official pizza of the 49ers perk>>> amazon is buying a doorbell maker ringed -- ringed -- ring. amazon made the buy to signify is present in the home.>>> a new report finds the median software's salary is over $200,000. they are still unable to buy a home. the average home in san jose is $2 million. mountain view is $2.4 million. that is up 51% compared to the same time last year.>> the cost of living is very high. even if you are well in the six figures and you have multiplied -- multiple people working, it is still very high.>> the medium sales of a

james gore, sonoma county supervisor. we could have done better.. gore. in total one hundred thousand people were evacuated during the days of the wildfires push through the county - 42 people lost their lives, 8900 homes destroyed. gore says it is impossible to say if a better system could have lessened the damage or saved lives, but he is determined to improve on the current system. the actual cause of the fire is still under investigation by california fire. in santa rosa, te (rebecca) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. (lydia) it's snowing in the east bay. i'll tell you how much is expected next in a live report. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james ) this morning on the kron 4 morning news... wild weather across the bay area. this is video from overnight in livermore with snow falling on the roadways. it's another cold morning with áanother storm expected this week. ( darya ) take a look at this hail video from the sacramento area. the sacramento fire department said the hail on

the cause of the crash remains unknown. >>> officials in sonoma county are encouraging victims of theine country wildfires to resubmit insurance claims even if they have been denied. a spokesperson for the state department of insurance department -- said while dealing with insurance companies, persistence is key. claims have reached $11.8 billion, more than 32,000 homes where damaged or destroyed including in sonoma county where more than 5000 were damaged or destroyed. >>> the state of california is being sued claiming mismanagement from the department of water management leading to the orville dam crisis. they say they intentionally ignored a variety of issues. >> the state did not have the dam properly 19. no one person was in charge. >> the plaintiffs are mainly farmers and business owners in the area. >>> the east bay city is issuing new permits to marijuana dispensaries this morning.>>> plus the new pilot program for bart is helping writers stay updated on delays. >>> the market up and -- the market open about 10 minutes ago. we will get an update in a little bit. >>> kpix 5 is

. >> reporter: in sonoma county it is more common than you might have imagined. catherine titus barely escaped the flames. she believes the county's emergency response system should have done a better job in warning her. yesterday supervisor james gore heard a briefing of the as yet released support. >> i want to apologize for not having the foresight with my colleagues with our other folks and not having a focus to review things of where they needed to be. >> reporter: no one discounts the heroism of first responders. this is body camera footage of a sonoma county sheriff who went door to door. >> it was run for your life. >> reporter: the sonoma county sheriff's department received 450 hours for hours. that night the county never activated its integrated public alert system. today sergeant crumb says the sheriff's department would have used the system if allowed. >> the sheriff's department does not have access. >> reporter: should it? >> yes it should. >> reporter: a case of hindsight being 20/20. doing their best in a catastrophe. >> we didn't know what we di

sonoma 62. oakland your high is 62 tomorrow. and 61 in cloverdale.ended forecast, wet in the north baby wednesday even -- wet in the north bay wednesday. it's amazing how dry february was and how wet march will begin. could it be a miracle march? >> you never know. >> you never know. first couple of days is looking okay. >> everything else has been weird. >> you're exactly right. thanks, paul. >>> this bay area barista is about to start serving customers. tonight see how this robot does more than just serve up coffee. >>> and here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. ♪ [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] will serve up morning coffee in downtown san francisco... >>> well the future is here in just a few hours. a robot will serve up morning coffee downtown san francisco. >> robin, the barista will make its debut at cafe x. the company says robin is a second generation serve

and through marin, napa, sonoma counties. 54 in sonoma. on my extended forecast. chance of showers.10:00 p.m. tomorrow. newt change. keep the chances of scattered rain wednesday and thursday. a better chance of rain though as we head throughout sunday night into monday's forecast. as the these disturbances roll in. the next three days, we could see more, low snow down to, 500. maybe 1,000 feet. so much busier here in the weather department than we were with the sunny weather a few weeks ago. we like it. let's go. >> we do. thank you, jeff. >>> up next, the iphone. apple bug and warning scenes to watch out for. bart says it cannot build a station at the howard terminal site, where the a )s want to >>> happening now on the facebook page. swing and miss for the as. bart cannot build a station at howard terminal site. bart says too long to design and build. we're back in a moment. ♪ they're super... ...but they can fly. ♪ united. helping superheroes fly. united. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my t

sonoma 62. oakland your high is 62 tomorrow. and 61 in cloverdale. extended forecast, wet in the north baby wednesday even -- wet in the north bay wednesday. it's amazing how dry february was and how wet march will begin. could it be a miracle march? >> you never know. >> you never know. first couple of days is looking okay. >> everything else has been weird. >> you're exactly right. thanks, paul. >>> this bay area barista is about to start serving customers. tonight see how this robot does more than just serve up coffee. >>> and here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment

the great sonoma crab and wine fest is at the sonoma fairgrounds. head to the indie fest.y'll celebrate alternative films and film makers. you have the opportunity to watch 80 films over the course of two weeks. the events are showing at alamo draft house in san francisco. kick off super bowl sunday with the guadalupe river run. a 10k or a 5k run. in sports warriors and sharks are away. i'm rosemary orozco. >>> google is expanding into san jose and has plans to continue expanding beyond silicon valley. they are planning to hire across nine states, including colorado and michigan. google's ceo broke the news during an earnings call yesterday. >>> guess what? today is ground hog day. earlier this morning, punxsutawney phil came out and saw his shadow. that means six more weeks of winter. ground hog day has been around since 1887. if he didn't see his shadow, the legend means an early spring. phil saw his shadow. >> we don't need phil. we have steve. and spring is here, it feels like. gosh. we're coming up on the 6:00 hour. five people were displaced in san francisco. and fir

we'll tell you about the findings of a new state report highlighting the emergency response in sonoma county. >>> good morning. we have traffic issues on the peninsula and also slow traffic getting out to the macarthur maze. we'll wrap it up coming up. >>> much quieter today and there's snow on them there hills. yes, there was and there's going to be more the end of the week and into the weekend. and we'll have a good weather pattern tomorrow night. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. it's tuesday. it's february 27th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian in for pam cook. here we are this morning with unusual sights. we saw snow on the bay area's highest peaks. this was the situation on mount diablo and mount hamilton saw snow as well. there were flurries on mines road south of livermore. smoke was sticking to the ground at 1500 feet above sea level. keep this in mind as you move around the far east bay. roads could be slick because of overnight ice. >> and you had hail at your house. >> we had an early dinner and it was fat hail. it wa

she graduated from sonoma state university with a b.a. in applied statistics and a concentration in the actuarial field. she's currently involved in several different organizations and serves as a board member on the sonoma valley education foundation in the sonoma valley unified school district. she's also involved as a commissioner for sonoma county regional park. her current position as enrollment and outreach manager for a nonprofit that allowed her to serve families who need early education services through state funded preschools. she's now in her second year as a board member for latien. she's a mother to a wonderful 7-year-old. she received daca in 2012. it opened doors for her allowing her to provide for her son and give back to the community that's seen her grow. she's a dreamer. thank you for dreaming. and thank you for inspiring us o dream as well. ted lieu, a testimony from ted lieu's district who was with us until a few minutes ago. osefina is an undocumented person from lima, mexico. she my grated to the united states when

san francisco is meeting its target, as well as sonoma and napa counties. those do not need to fast track their housing development. but for all the other cities, nearly 900 in the state and several dozen across the bay area, they need to fast track all the housing development approvals. reporting live in heyward, i'm jessica flores. >>> david campos joins us in the citi studio to talk about the sanctuary city crack down. >>> i'll let you know how warm we are going to get and where we could see records breaking for a few new hot spots, including highway 47. we'll take a closer look at the travel times and exactly what is slowing commuters down, coming up. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. justice warning its sanctuary policies could v

it will be at the middle school in sonoma. they will discuss the building permit process for rebuilding. there was a special center that was built to speed up the process. the recent fires across the state of california have people looking at the mutual aid system. they work together to help each other when there is a mac -- a major emergency. it is now time to re-examine the details. >> when a city and county come to a place of a fire have they left enough resources in their own communities to deal with the day-to-day problems that they may have.>> the demands today are different when the system was set up six decades ago. one area would to put gps into vehicles. >>> they are taking a hard look on how they responded to the fires in october. they found inefficiencies of how the state acted during the emergency. >> what we found was appropriate for the situation, it was not. >> we were good perk -- we were good. we had not experienced a fire like this.>> one area that the state analyst targeted was the failure to use emergency

. >>> cal fire continues its investigation into the cause of the deadly fires in sonoma county. they have not said when they will have their final report. pge is reacting by releasing this statement. there has been no determination of the causes of the fire and we remain focused on doing everything we can to help sonoma county recover and rebuild. our thoughts are with everyone impacted by these wildfires.>> communities and neighborhoods are where our customers families and friends live and work. nothing is more important to us than their safety and well- being.>> a police officer is recovering after being hit over the weekend during a traffic stop. that happened early yesterday morning on westbound boulevard at a gas station. police were called about a theft. the suspect's car was spotted and as it sped away, it hit the officer who suffered minor injuries. the suspect escaped and is still on the loose. if you have any information, call police. >>> san francisco police are searching for person who stabbed a man near mcdonald's. officer were called to loomis street yesterday. the

this is body camera from a sonoma county sheriff's deputy going door to door warning people. >> there was no evacuation order. it was run for your life. >> as it turns out the sonoma county sheriff sheriffs department received 45 calls in the first hour. >> this is megan, i have a call on the line she has a friend on michelle way off of marquardt spring trapped with a kmield in a house unable to leave due to flames. >> >> reporter: they sent out reverse 911s. but the county never active the add the alert system. aloud i ipaz np today the spencer said it would have used the he alert system if allowed >> the sheriffs department does not have ipaz access. >> should it. >> yes we should. >> it's a case of hindsight 2020. first responders doing their best in a catastrophe using a system that appears to need more coordination. >> we didn't know what we didn't know. >> shame on them if that was the best they could do. >> reporter: in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> a 36-year-old oakland man is missing in yosemite tonight. allen ciao was last seen on saturday. .today the highway p

anyone of them at which at any time can have the same situation that sonoma does. it is far past time to assess and act. >> i tell every official don't wait until the disaster hit you before you make this a priority. that is exactly what it is. lake county bird two and half years ago with the valley fire right on our borders. -- bart 2 1/2 years ago with the valley fire right on our borders. >> sonoma county is a tipping point to move into a world where we just don't one and another respond to a situation and become better, but we have to lead the way into the future.>> reporter: the victims now become the teachers. hopefully, the other students and other supervisors and governments in other counties will learn that lesson. >> so tom, it sounds like yes, we did mess up and make mistakes. what specifically happens now? what would they do to make sure that doesn't happen again?>> reporter: i think that is about as complex of a question there is. if you look here at coffee park, they are going to rebuild it, but are they going to rebuild it to the kind of standards so

. >> reporter: in sonoma county it is more common than you might have imagined. catherine titus barely escaped the flames. she believes the county's emergency response system should have done a better job in warning her. yesterday supervisor james gore heard a briefing of the as yet released support. >> i want to apologize for not having the foresight with my colleagues with our other folks and not having a focus to review things of where they needed to be. >> reporter: no one discounts the heroism of first responders. this is body camera footage of a sonoma county sheriff who went door to door. >> it was run for your life. >> reporter: the sonoma county sheriff's department received 450 hours for hours. that night the county never activated its integrated public alert system. today sergeant crumb says the sheriff's department would have used the system if allowed. >> the sheriff's department does not have access. >> reporter: should it? >> yes it should. >> reporter: a case of hindsight being 20/20. doing their best in a catastrophe. >> we didn't know what we di

new data shows that debris removal in lake mendocino, napa and sonoma counties is now 79% complete. so far nearly 1.5 million tons of debris have been removed. that's equal to the weight of almost two golden gates. thousands of buildings were destroyed during the wine country wildfires. >>> the ceo of pg&e may have overstated a plan to prevent future wildfires. according to the sfgate, williams claims she has already implemented a strategy that will switch off power lines when the danger of sparking a wildfire is particularly high. a pg&e spokesman says the plan is still in the works. but it hopes to have it in place for next fire season. it still has to consult with state regulators and local officials to determine how it will work. >>> in just a few hours, four men arrested for a deadly crime spree in the north bay will face a judge. the four men all face robbery and attempted murder charges. all four are expected to enter pleas today. police say they broke into two homes, shooting one person at the first, another person was shot and killed in the second. and another suspect wante

.>>> and emotional hearing and sonoma county supervisors talk about a newly released report detailing what went wrong during last october's wildfires. >>> after pretty dry february, things are picking up in the sierras. we will go live to squaw valley for an update. struck we dried out today but for how long? i will have a look at what you can expect for tomorrow is the next-door move them. >>> [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] snow in the sierra is on the way. >> let's talk more about this recent snowfall. it looks beautiful out there. >> we got 18 inches of snow in the skiing yesterday and today was incredible. we are thrilled.>> how much snow at the basin how much snow did you have at the base this time last year? >> do not know the numbers off the top of my head. it is different out here but the ski conditions are great. it is a nice change. we are getting great cold storms coming through.>> does this allow you to open up

. >> sonoma county supervisors are meeting to discuss the finds of the report about the response to the wildfires in october. >> there were short comings within the emergency alert system. >> alex savidge reports from santa rosa on what went wrong and the changes now being promised. >> reporter: this state review found a flawed emergency response by sonoma county officials as they were scrambling to warn people about these fast-moving fires that were closing in. in the end, many people didn't know what was coming until it was too late. >> flames came dropping out of the sky into the yard and i thought it is way closer than i thought it was. >> reporter: according to the office of emergency services, sonoma county staff members didn't do enough to issue evacuation orders to those in the path of the fires. the county did issue emergency alerts to roughly 90,000 feet through two different channels. but many people who were in danger did not get those warnings because these are opt- in programs that you need to have signed up for ahead of time. the state report found there was confusion and