to the sonoma county resilience fund.recoveriests and some victims themselves, including the president of sonoma state university. >> my husband and i ran for our lives. >> thanks to the firefighter and tony neal who helped save their lives hours after losing his own home. >> it makes you think about what you have and what you lost. >> their message for the victims and the ongoing fires, be strong. >> we are resilient. we will come back. >> a community banding together through song and laughter, knowing that they are not alone. at sonoma state, abc 7 news. >> hundreds of marin county residents practiced evacuating their homes in case a wildfire gets too close. in sleepy hollow after reverse 911 calls went out with instructions to evacuate. text messages urge people to follow escape routes. today's exercise included tips on being prepared before a wildfire starts. >> it's very useful. we all need reminders of what we have to take the time to do. >> we need to be prepared. the fire protect district is educating us on how to

it is the second state sanctioned mountain lane killing in as many months in sonoma valley. >> there are kids -- things they could do besides resort to killing. wildlife ecologists, quinton martin, is part of the community conservation project where he says it is important to educate livestock owners, telling them how to protect their animals so that they may coexist with mountain lions. >> we can see it makes sense to kill a mountain lion in these circumstances. the removal will just result in another one coming in because they are prone to killing unprotected livestock it will keep on happening. >> reporter: still, some sonoma county residents think that they need to do what it takes to protect their animals. >> i believe they have a right to protect their livestock and use a tranquilizer rather than a bullet. >> reporter: here are some tips to protect your animals and livestock. the best thing to do is lock them up every night in predator proof enclosure is because mountain lions can jump a 12 foot fence. keep the enclosures away from vegetation or water like creeks and drainage s

going to the sonoma county resilience fund. fund will help with recovery efforts. some in attendance, victims themselves, including the president of sonoma state university. >> i woke up and our house was already on fire. my husband and i ran for our lives. >> reporter: but thanks to santa rosa firefighter and now friend, tony neil, who helped save their lives, even hours after losing his own home. >> it really makes you think about what you had and what you lost. >> reporter: their message for the victims of the ongoing fires, be strong. >> we're resilient. and we will come back. >> reporter: a community banning together through song and laughter, knowing that they're not alone. at sonoma state, carlos salcedo, abc 7 news. >> hundreds of marin county residents practiced evacuating their homes in case a wildfire gets too close. abc 7 was in sleepy hollow after reverse 911 calls went out with messages to evacuate. text messages from alert marin urged people to follow escape routes. the exercise included tips on being prepared be

guard will escort the body of battalion chief matthew from the eversole mortuary in ukiah to the sonoma county airport in santa rosa. from there the casket will be flown to salt lake city. preliminary reports indicate he died when a tree fell on him on monday. fire crews continue to gain control over the big wildfires burning across the state of california. the carr fire in shasta and trinity counties is now 67% contained. it has burned 330 mi.2. signs of the mendocino complex fire remains at 64% contained. the fire into wallaby county has burned a 46 mi.2 and containment has increased to 28%. >>> carbon monoxide levels appear to be rising because of california's wildfires. research gathered between july 30 and august 7 shows carbon monoxide drifting over the united states. it also displays rising levels as far as the northeast. >>> yosemite national park is open once again and visitors are welcome. the valley was closed for 20 days because of wildfire smoke in danger. at the. of the summer tourist season. visitors said theyercome back . >> we are quite connected with the universe so we

after it attacked livestock in sonoma county. it's the second time in recent months that property owners killed one of the animals linked to livestock deaths. >>> the 70 forecast is sponsored by the santa cruz boardwalk. >>> surveillance video shows the mountain lion trapped and killed after it attacked livestock in sonoma county. it is the second time in recent months that property owners killed one of the animals linked to livestock deaths. kpix 5's mary lee and other ranchers are taking a different approach to this problem, mary? >> reporter: this is mountain lion territory. there are several in this area, but they have a large roaming range. they are natural predators. two mountain lions were just killed after attacking livestock in the area. we spoke with people here in sonoma county who say there are other ways to protect livestock then killing mountain lions. >> so, i have two pigs and two goats for fun. and, i woke up one morning and my goat was gone. >> jamie burkart moved here from san francisco two years ago. he knows

one is from sonoma county. >>> the pacific ocean is usually cold and unwelcoming, right? not this week. the dubious records set in the waters in southern california. >> i'm "7 on your side's" michael finney at the santa clara county fair. >>> a lot of people are grieving a personal loss tonight. martin nelis was killed yesterday. dion lim is live in pleasant hill tonight with more on this tragic story. dion? >> reporter: it was indeed so tragic, dan. martin nelis was a beloved fixture, working here for more than ten years. his colleagues tell me he was brilliant and witty. he will be deeply missed. >> martin was all about family. he was a wonderful father. >> martin nelis was on his lunch break from his job as public information officer for the city of pleasant hilln agedy struck. >> we are still just processing and absorbing the tragic events of yesterday. >> nelis was riding his bike in lafayette thursday afternoon when the contra costa county sheriff's office received a call a cyclist had been hit. he was transported to the hospital where he later died. >> we gathered

we have a sig alert in sonoma. we'll head back there next. >> breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> stunning new pictures from italy, so look at this. this is genoa. 11 people are confirmed dead after a highway bridge collapsed. five others are now said to be injured and in serious condition. it's still early, put it looks like it's about 20 cars and trucks involved in this collapse. >> some people have been extricated from the vehicles. sniffer dogs now looking at that rubble, trying to get some of those injured victims out of that area. here's another live look there at the crash scene. heavy equipment being brought in to lift pieces of the bridge up. obviously, a major scene right now. 200 firefighters responding to this accident. and we're going to keep an eye on this. we'll have breaking news updates throughout the newscast as we get them. >>> also from our live desk this morning, some developing news out of london where police are investigating a car crash outside parliament. they're investigating it as

sonoma county fair 90 degrees with sunshine, but smoke will be a factor. we're getting more of a northerly flow over northern california. as a result, some of that smoke is being driven south. the fremont festival tomorrow as well, 77, stern grove festival 60 degrees and a few low cloud around. then the dog surfing championships will be held in pacifica this weekend. on saturday it will be on the cloudy side and 59 degrees. oakland is taking on detroit tomorrow, first pitch 6:05 p.m., breezy and cool. overnight lows will be in the 50s. daytime highs tomorrow, a little cooler than they were today, but it's still 94 at morgan hill, 78 at hayward. in the east bay upper 80s, low 90s, in the north bay some low clouds and then 87 degrees at petaluma. in the extended forecast we'll go with stratus quo, usual low clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon and then by midweek we're warming it right back up into the mid-90s inland, but it will be a great weekend. so have a good one. >> thanks, brian. >>> coming up it's ca isub. ere's a.m., but one man is putting

for fire cameras in the lake sonoma watershed.ystem will allow officials to monitor fire and weather conditions .... and detect fires sooner. cameras will be mounted on mountain-tops and other areas with good visibility. the project is the first phase of a larger regional network of fire cameras... modeled after existing networks in the state... including lake tahoe. ( lydia ) this morning the d-m-v is taking even more steps to help shorten wait times at offices all across the state. yesterday state lawmakers approved a funding request from the department of finance. that money will be used to hire 230 new employees at d-m-v offices all across the state. the director of the d-m-v says the long wait times are unacceptable. the director says the d-m-v will also be mailing driver's license renewal forms to people earlier in order to give them more time. the dmv is also adding 50 additional grocery store kiosks...that allow people to renew their vehicle registration without going to a field ( james ) in national news... prosecutors sa

that's video of the sonoma county bomb squad blowing up a backpack. they saw a man ignite a device and throw it under a patrol car. the device exploded, injuring a safeway employee, but not seriously. officials say the deputy ran from the store after hearing the blast, spotted the suspect, then chased him down. >> today family, friends and a grieving oakland community found strength together. hundreds gathered to celebrate the life of nia wilson, the teenager who was stabbed to death at the mcarthur bart station 12 days ago. >> say her heras a broken nation. let us come together, whether you're black or white. even if you're color blind, you can still see theifference you officials and dignitariescludin lee. wilson's heartbroken sister read a poem. >> the love she gives without no expression. nia's love, the love she give when you may not have no sense of direction. nia's love, the love she gives when you need protection. nia's love, you know that's the kind of love that will never fade away. nia's love that she gives when she tell you to have a wonde

this is rachel hundley, city councilwoman and former mayor in the city of sonoma.on and has taken to youtube after pictures of her working at burning man in her underwear, were posted on a website called rachel hundley exposed. hundley has responded to this on youtube.sot what was especially disturbing in this era of me too was the attempt to slut shame me in celebrating my body and my attendance at burning man. sonoma mayor madolyn agrimonti, who is also running for a council seat, says power to hundley for stepping up and fighting back.sot she's strong she's a strong young woman and i'm very proud she did that.in the youtube video hundley says she was sent a letter on august 13th accusing her of immoral and unethical behavior. telling her to drop out of the upcoming city council election or else. a short time later the web site rachel hundley exposed was created. accusations about her time at burning man and pictures from the event were posted. the site was soon taken down and hundley says it was full of outright lies. in her video which now has more than a hundr

micro climate from 83 sonoma, 93 santa rosa, 87 in san rafael. along the east bay shore, 74 richmond, oakland 76, 80 fremont and the air conditioner probably going to need low to upper 90s in our east bay valleys. here's the save grace, at night 50s and 60s oncere's my accuwea forecast keeps going up through thursday. our hottest 70 at the coast. 100 inland. saturday and sunday weekend warriors back to average. >>> happening today, mineta/san jose airport will become the first airport on the west coast to use facial recognition technology on all international flights. the airport started using the technology on arriving international passengers back in june. it's already in place in orlando, so this is video from the orlando international airport in florida. facial biometric cameras are used to compare on file of passport photos and officials say it takes less than two seconds. it's 99% accurate and does not violate passengers' privacy. >>> in "gma" first look dozens of first responders pulled off a rescue of a girl who found herself stuck while

up more than half of sonoma county's population by the year 20-50.ith that in mind, a north bay woman has worked for almost ree decades to >>> u.s. census figures show latinos are making up half of sonoma county's population by 2050. >> she has worked for almost three decades to connect latinos to services they need to lead healthy lives. we're introduced to this week's jefferson award winner. >> when she first moved to santa rosa, she didn't know where to look for a job when she found a valuable referral network lsp. >> latino service providers were welcoming and warm. >> she works at the child parent institute linking families to housing and other needs. >> i am glad to be here. >> wanda tapia thompson is cofounder and the past executive director of lsp. through monthly meetings, forums and a weekly newsletter, lsp connects sonoma county latinos to resources from health and social services to education and employment. >> they are armed with information to help themselves and their families. >> she started the organization in 1989. it began in her g

sonoma ste lastnight.s saucedo has the story. >> reporter: country music superstar brad paisley lent his voice to help the thousands of north bay fire victims who lost everything last october, an issue thousands more are currently dealing with. >> i feel like it's maybe more important we do this now and then people will follow suit with each of these things that are sort of ravaging areas now. >> reporter: paisley shared the stage with acclaimed actress and comedian bonnie hunt to bring some cheer to the crowd, knowing the seriousness of these destructive fires. >> as a community, you have to come together and that's what's been beautiful to see here. >> they both have family members on the front lines and know what it's like to be a first responder. oceeds going to the sonoma all county resilience fund. the fund will help with recovery efforts. some in attendance, victims themselves, including the president of sonoma state university. >> i woke and our house was already on fire. my husband and i ran for o

sonoma county itself is part of the show. many scenes are shot on location, including local high schools. tonight at 9:00 p.m., the cause controversial show about teen suicide currently filming its third season now, will air at the start of the ye>> yeah, . that's because the best known sisters in sports are set to square off. serena and venus williams both won their matches yesterday. that means they'll face each other in the third round tomorrow. if you're wondering, serena holds a 17-12 lead in matches against her older sister venus. >> a lot of people will be watching that match. >> i love playing my sister. >> hey, any level. 4:57. vianey has a look at our forecast, and 62 not bad. >> not bad. we have some good looking cloud cover out there in san francisco. and yes, we are tracking a warmup just in time for your weekend. i'll break it all down for you coming up. >> and we are looking at the drive right o het shooting inve. i'll give you alternates and the latest update we have. >> that's right. this is a look at the car

about 69, sonoma. 72 in san rafael. only 69 in santa rosa. 69 in vallejo.the east bay, we'll see some afternoon sunshine, but cool for august. 74 for union city and frechlt and inland, that will feel nice. only in the 70s. 78 brentwood. 77 for livermore. on n the tropics, lane is moving away from hawaii. there is another system, miriam, that is a tropical storm right now. the good news, miriam is going to go right to the north in the coming days. so no threat to hawaii. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have clouds and morning drizzle on the way for tuesday. limited afternoon sunshine. it is cool for august. on wednesday we stay below average. on thursday, a bit of warm-up as we you've head towards friday. but temperatures are going to feel nice for this time of year. remember, labor day last year was 106 in the city. remember that? so it's much better this year. >> 80s and 70s sound great. >> it's seared in our memories. >> oh, yeah. >> thanks, drew. >>> well, this is expected to be the warrior' last season playing at oracle in oakland. >> nex

a group calling itself sonoma citizens for peace and cooperation threatened to expose her unless she dropped out of the race. instead the 35-year-old who once served as mayor is denying the allegations, says she's proud of the photos and won't be bullied? what is especially disturbing in this area of #metoo was the attempt to slut shame me. >> reporter: they considered it a new low in politics. >> it's done in such a vial negative way it borders on character assassination. there's no attribution to this type of website. >> reporter: the vice mayor, one of 3 women on the council believes the attempt will backfire. >> it's outrageous in 2018 instead of talking about ideas in our political culture, we have to talk about how someone looks in a bikini. >> reporter: last year, they covered the proposal between hundley and her fiance at city hall. today, he says he's proud of his wife. >> when you're a schoolyard bully, either lunch or stand up for herself. rachel will stand up for herself. >> reporter: the website has been taken down but the couple asked the secretary of state to try to fi

few retailers more heavily bet against than william sonoma with 24% sold short it sells furniture andike two, it can't compete with amazon and strike three, the sales and strike four it has a heavy mall presence where the mall isn't exactly thriving either unless you're talking about strip malls, definitely not william sonoma the president is about to put on a 25% tariff on inports of that furniture. theoretically that was supposed to be way too much for sonoma and its magic team led by laura sierra to handle, right? wrong! the company delivered stellar numbers with accelerating growth, fantastic comps amongst its many brands at least on a two year stack basis that's how the stock could rally a glorious 16% today or $10.53 53% of their business is online by far its most lucrative channel, because it's so well honed and not hampered by brick and mortar costs the internet makes it's easier and cheaper to do business and we heard about raising prices causing it to lose sales. they seem mystified how management could avoid this painful topic. management said they adjusted and came wake up

mike parkes, cal fire deputy chief of operations for the sonoma-lake-napa unit thanks gayle..hanks gayle.. kron four's kron four's chief meterologist lawrence karnow is standing by with details on thethe weather conditions in the fire zone. lawrence karnow: temperatures began to cool today but it was still hot in the valleys where temperatures hit the 90s. dense fog is forming at the coast and moving into the bay. the breeze will carry the low clouds a little further inland tonight. on the doppler we can see a few showers over the sierra and southern california. on the satellite you can see as high pressure have moved east. that allowed us to cool today and that trend will continue into the weekend. a few tropical clouds will also pass overhead the next few days too. highs will be in the upper 80s and low 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and coast. it will be a little cooler with a few clouds on sunday. the cooler weather pattern will continue well into next week. on the phone with us now for the latest fire update is jonahmark parkes .. cal fire deputy chief

looking at some retailers, take a look at williams-sonoma. elmthree units through west was the strongest, pottery barn is solid. the namesake brand missed estimates but online gross shares being rewarded. children's place had been higher earlier, down 2.4% at this point. despite the fact the midpoint earnings, there must be something in there. investors not liking what they are reporting on. brands can't quite get it together. they of lower the earnings view on a fiscal year basis for a second time this year plus the bright spot, the pink chain, the ceo will step down. they will wonder if they will continue to make dividend payments. alibaba, this is a year to date chart. higher on 61% year-over-year revenue grows. take a look at volatility. the point out would like to make despite the fact we have a pop on the strong earnings report, from the peak, alibaba shares losing $80 million. vonnie: thank you, -- romaine: thank you, abigail. the u.s. and china have imposed tariffs as the two sides resume trade talks. the taxes are being levied on $16

cremen was booked into sonoma county on suspicion of dui. the chp does credit those passengers for taking action saying they may have very well prevented a disaster. >>> coming up when is the best time to book your thanksgiving flight? google knows. the new research to help you find the best deals. >> a bay area couple's picture perfect day goes up in flames, how firefighters managed to save a small but very important piece of their big day. >> one of the sunniest and mildest spots in all the bay area is the santa clara valley, the ever expanding san jose skyline. we look at dublin with the low clouds about ready to move back in. how long do we stay chilly? the forecast is next. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new

that is the non-commute direction of the sonoma grave. it is going this way.t affected the southbound commute. i want to look at the camera nearby. so far this is not affecting northbound too much. the accident is just on camera about a mile north. once you start seeing the slowest -- slow traffic on this side you know it is reaching pretty far down. we don't see it yet this morning the commute looks all right at the macarthur maze. and 18 minute drive from the vallejo area and the bay bridge . usually at this time we have more traffic. that's good news. let's go back to the desk. >>> new evacuations with the mendocino complex fires in lake and mendocino counties. in spring valley near clearlake people were told to get out immediately. last month they were forced out of their homes by the pawnee fire. the mendocino complex fire is a combination of the river fire and the ranch fires. it has burned more than 195 mi.2 and is 39% contained. . >>> the massive car fire burning in shasta and trinity counties has grown to almost 127,000 acres. more than 1000 homes hav

as you can see, traffic is looking pretty good on 37 towards sonoma or sonoma county. not a bad commute at all driving out for that area. continuing to the macarthur maze, bay bridge toll plaza approach looks pretty good at the toll plaza. coming up nextk tvalley commute and also some of the commutes into san francisco. let's go back to the desk. >>> the formal sentencing hearing for the two men convicted in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland will begin today. derek almena and max harris accepted a plea deal that avoids a trial. they pleaded no contest to 36 charges of manslaughter for the 36 people killed in that fire december 2 for the 36 people killed in that fire december 2, 2016. almond it will get a nine-year sense, harris will get six years in jail. >>> president trump's legal team has rejected the latest rules imposed by special counsel robert mueller for testimony from the president. doug luzader joins us live with the details of mueller's latest interview request. >> reporter: the presidents team wants any questioning of the president limited, as

would be positioned on communication towers and other existing structures to spot fires in the lake sonoma watershed. they hope they will one day allow firefighters to detect wildfires the moment they begin. >> interesting idea. anything we can do to get a heads-up when the fires begin. it's been such a bad fire season already. >> one of the worst. at 4:30 in the morning, we'll check in with weather and traffic. we start with mike. >> hi, everybody. let's take a look at live doppler 7. it tells the tale of the morning. more gray out there this morning. mist and even drizzle as you get near the coast in san francisco. you can see from our exploratorium camera at pier 15, we're seeing a lowering of the clouds here and a little moisture infusion. temperature about the same. mid to upper 50s at 7:00. as we head through the 12-hour planner, we'll stay at the 50s at the coast, low to upper 70s at the bay, and low 80s to low 90s inland from noon to 4:00. we'll be back in the 50s if we ever leave them in a few selected spots along the coast. the rest of us in the 70s by 7:00. let's talk about the

sonoma 90, and lake port 101. i want to show you what is going on in lake county a red flag warning begins. ridge top gusts 25 to 35 miles per hour. the highest threat are the mendocino complex fire and the carr fire. sunset at 8:09. a look that game day forecast. yes preseason football starting too it will be hazy and warm. 84 degrees for the 49ers and cowboys and we are watching this down in mexico right off of the coast this is john that has been down graded working up along the coast and far away from the bay area but expect toed to bring -- expected to bring us humidity and high clouds. a surge of sticky air may be on the way. >> nothing like heat and stickiness. >> but at least the smoke will be gone. >> that's a good thing. your hair -- >> hat for the weekend. >> i like that. >> connecting north bay latinos with crucial information. . sonoma county's popu . >>> u.s. census figures show that latinos make up half of the county by the year 2050 and a north bay woman connecting them to services to help them lea

through monthly meetings and a newsletter they connect sonoma county latinos to resources from health >> they are armed with information to help themselves. to help their families. >> reporter: she helped to start a group in 1989. today it has its own offices but it began in her garage. for years they have sought to reduce the stigma of mental health in the latino community. make sure they get treatment and encouraging people to choose careers in mental health. >> we want them to come away with the thought that they are not alone. >> reporter: in addition it became a lifeline in a firestorms, answering urgent questions from families who have lost their homes. >> what about insurance? where do we go from here? >> reporter: today the programs reach more than 100,000 people a year. the executive director credits her determination. >> she talked about, this is what we are doing. >> reporter: for three decades of directing sonoma county latinos to services needed for healthy living this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to wanda tapia thompson. want the recently retired as execut

just in sonoma, but fremont has their festival of the arts and 77 degrees. at stern grove 60 degrees tomorrow, low clouds and our favorite the dog surfing championships, pacifica. it will be cloudy and on the cool side, about 59 degrees. i don't know if the dog is enjoying it or not. also detroit taking on the a's tonight, first pitch 7:05, breezy, a little cool. overnight lows mid-50s. tomorrow numbers are warmer than average inland but not bad. oakland hit 74 degrees, 94 at morgan hill, 84 in san jose. in the east bay numbers are still in the upper 80s and low 90s but not as warm as today. up in the north bay 87 for santa rosa and along the shoreline plenty cool at bodega bay and by the fire it will be about 90 degrees. extended forecast, low clouds along the shoreline give way to sunshine later in the day and the numbers after dipping a bit inland this week bounce right back by midweek. we'll be back as well after a break. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgra

. >>> an explosive situation outside safeway grocery stores in sonoma county. man a pipe bomb in a parking lot apparently targeting a sheriff department patrol car. it happened on state highway 116 at the safeway in guerneville. the deputy who stopped got something to lunch. the suspect was inside is the store behaving strangely. an employee of the store described what he saw. i was just doing everything, cleaning up and then i heard a bang. and i ran outside. i saw a cloud of smoke and a cop car and some people were running. >> no one was seriously injured. the suspect was tackled by an offduty law enforcement officer. the sonoma county sheriff department detained the suspect for questioning. >>> a new plea for information to find an east bay teen who has not been seen in days. san ramon police has been looking for taylor kusac, who is 5'4", dark hair and green eyes. investigators say there is no sign of foul play. theytri to figure out where she -- to try to figure out where she went. >> she has a big wide net of friends. for her to drop everything and leave

) the man accused of sexually abusing four underaged boys in the north bay was sentenced today in sonomaurt to 21 years in prison. 40-year-old kevin thorpe is a former counselor at a center for at-risk boys in sonoma week.again next week. (ken) the man accused of sexually abusing four underaged boys in the north bay was sentenced today in sonoma county superior court to 21 years in prison. 40-year-old kevin thorpe is a former counselor at a center for at-risk boys in sonoma county. he is charged with 64 counts of sex abuse of a child. thorpe pleaded no contest to 10 felony counts of oral copulation with boys in their early teens in june and august 2007 and one misdemeanor count of misdemeanor count of annoying a victim in 2017. the viims now are 25, 27 and 18 years old. (pam) another big story tonight. prosecutors in california said today ... they will try joseph deangelo in a sacramento county court... the 72-year-old is accused of being the golden state killer ....the man behind a series of rapes and murders in the 1970's and 80's today's decision means ... all the cases against deange

. >>> meanwhile in sonoma, police say a man turned himself in today just hours after escaping custody. 21-year-old dominic gates was arrested for public intoxication this morning at a chevron gas station. he managed to escape the patrol car is the officer briefly did paperwork inside the sonoma valley substation. just before 7:00, gates surrendered at the same substation. he's being held out of $2500 bail. >>> on the road, law enforcement is gearing up for a long and busy labor day weekend. distracted drivers are advised to be on the lookout. >> you know i stopped it? >> reporter: an officer saw a phone in his hand, something they're looking for this week. a crackdown on reckless driving. but i did not know if they were distracted looking to other phone or if there completely obliterated and intoxicated. so i have to make it stop and go from there. >> reporter: with this enhanced enforcement is in response to the death of a motorcycle officer and the driver he pulled over, killed along i-80 on august 10. another driver plowed into them accused of being distracted and reckless. the dri

paasi was eventually found and arrested. ( darya ) in sonoma... in sonoma...hting back after she was harassed online for going to burning man. rachel hundley is running for re-election.. and has taken to youtube after pictures of her working at burning man were posted on a website called rachel hundley exposed. in the video hundley says she was sent a letter on august 13th telling her to drop out of the city council race... calling her behavior immoral and unethical. the site has been taken down... in the video.. which now has more than a hundred thousand view.. hundley addresses the people who targeted her. ( darya ) it is still uclear who sent the letter and who put the website together. six people are running for just three city council seats. ( james ) a warning has been sent out to s-f-o taxi drivers a