we will zoom in to sonoma county. we have got about 10 of them in the last 15 minutes or so mostly in the higher elevations in between santa rosa and st. helena. right along california highway 12. there is plenty of rain up 101. in this area, this is where you're most likely to see some of that small hail. pea sized hail. it can make for some treacherous travel conditions alongside highway 12. we will zoom to the northwest. rain from santa rosa northward on 101 toward windsor and hillsboro. little bit closer to the west. on the napa county said, we are talking about light shower activity. haven't seen any lightning strikes in napa county for a little over the past hour or so. still potentially sick slick so exercise caution. showers in custer county are very few and far between. they kind of fizzle out as they make their way away from those higher elevations. we will zoom back out and put everything in motion. sonoma county is drifting to the southeast. this is where activity is going to be concentrated. for about the

still some moderate to heavy rainfall in parts of sonoma county. some small hail still possible within this along highway 12 primarily. that activity is going to continue to diminish over the next 30 minutes to go an hour. we will put everything in motion and you can see at the beginning of the loop. this is a full thunderstorm just about 30 or 45 minutes ago. it is already diminishing in intensity. a pattern that is going to continue. that shower is not going to hold much longer. some decent chance is of getting wet right now for that part of sonoma county, but the rain chances are going to completely dissolve once we get past sunset this evening. the rest of tonight looks dry. the rest of the seven-day forecast looks dry. >>> tonight, people all over santa rosa are posting video of hail pelting their cars, homes, and streets. some say they also saw some lightning. this is the longest ryan yamamoto storm they remember happening in the city. >>> that a bit of hail won't do a thing to dent the drought. water officials say instead of cutting back, ca

there have not been any deaths from the coronavirus in sonoma county since april, 16th, sonoma county's health officer, told the chronicle. the state models forecasts of the current increase in virus cases will subside in sonoma county by late may or early june. new this morning. san francisco public schools are making juneteenth a district holiday. the board approved the proposal yesterday , saying the district is committed to equity by eliminating oppression. juneteenth celebrates the day in 18 65 that african americans and galveston's texas finally learned president abraham lincoln had declared them free more than two years earlier in the emancipation proclamation. san francisco schools and the regular semester on june 1st this year, but year round services will be closed on monday, june 20th in observance of the june 19th holiday. alright tommy 7 38. i'm still trying to recover from the warriors game. but the warriors will play memphis tomorrow, trying to close out the grizzlies at san francisco's chase center. the warriors were crushed by the grizzlies last night won 34 to 95 in me

the sonoma county da's office says 26 year-old evan frost. it. 23 year-old madison but not were in court wednesday. it will be formally arraigned until the baby's toxicology reports are completed. the 15 month-old girl was found unresponsive at their home earlier this week and died at the hospital. police say they found fencing all throughout the house. a couple of scheduled to be back in court next month. sonoma county supervisors are temporarily freezing new permit applications for vacation rentals like air bnb ease. it will be a 45 day. temporary moratorium kron four's amanda hari talk to some of the supervisors about why the number of vacation rentals are becoming a problem. >> this is not a neighborhood. this is these are many accounts, a growing number of houses in sonoma county are being rented out as vacation homes. we have some neighborhoods that are 40 to 50% vacation. rental homes, which is on sustainable district. one supervisor susan gorin is coming up on her 9th year in office. she says this has been issued the entire time. we c

sonoma mount is 34.4. 30 degrees mount diablo west wind at 21. that's a good morning. go for a hike. dave. what do you say? i'll meet you at the base of mount diablo. ha our water temps are also very cold bodega bases. surface water temp. 49 san francisco bowie is also at 49. i think we'll get a 48 out of this. before everything is said and done. truckee briefly dropped to 12 there now. 16 south lake tahoe 23. there are a few twenties up in the mendocino county and 54 in las vegas to 37 in santa maria. you can see the low carving itself out. it's going to park itself right over us for about a day. that'd be today before drift south tomorrow and then finally kicks out tomorrow afternoon, but you can see that the flow around this, i'll try and make this is now more focused towards areas south yesterday was up here towards santa rosa, which is why they had all those reports of hail. still some shower activity not too much here in the morning and the afternoon, though, with this cold core system, we're going

the commencement ceremonies for sonoma state begin at nine. a.m. nine. a. m tomorrow report shows hundreds of sonoma county farm workers may have been exposed to toxic smoke. during the 2020 wildfire season, researchers at uc irvine says workers were allowed into the areas of the l n you fire and the glass fire under a program known as pass. it allowed workers to harvest grapes and carry out other agricultural work in evacuation zones. the report says there was little oversight and no clear standard for approval. researchers recommend clear protocols and monitoring plus health screenings and hazard pay if this program continues. ed and whether we were talking about fire danger. the red flag fire warning earlier today, which was allowed to expire earlier this evening, and we will have some improvement into the weekend. so we're kind of taking a look at a forecast model that tries to give us an idea about fire danger. you can see the scale here, and this was earlier today about six o'clock and we're kind of in this lower end of the range moderate and as we pu

nascar is back at sonoma raceway next month and coming up. going to talk live with one of the drivers who will be taking part in that race. how he's preparing to savf weeks away and mark the final race of the season for fox sports, a race at sonoma raceway in one country, the only stop in northern california on the circuit elk grove native kyle larson, defending race champion in series champion. but christopher bell looking to take that checkered flag this season , christopher joins us here on the nine good morning to you. hello thank you for having me. thanks for being here. great to talk to you. i know you have the weekend in kansas finished fifth. you got a flat tire right? it seemed to be a big problem in that race this weekend. yeah i was one of the many that suffered a flat tire in that race, but we're able to rebound and get home a great finish. that's great. well, congratulations on a big weekend, but let's talk about i want to talk about momentum because after you won the pole this weekend, you talked about momentum. fast cars, thing

sonoma 37 36 windsor rohnert park 35.ear. it's really cold for us. the nights are so short, but the low moves out. so the active pattern is going to be a little calmer and a little warmer today as well. get a cold morning, some morning sun and a few clouds will pop up over the hills later on fifties sixties to near 70. you get to may 11th and it doesn't take long to warm up. that will happen on friday and especially saturday. all right. thank you, steve. the mayor of london, visiting california what he is hoping to learn from the bay area's big tech companies right now, though, let's check in with gasia mikaelian see what's coming up in the seven o'clock our mornings onto good morning. good morning, david. pam when i join you in studio new statewide numbers show that are drought conditions are not improving. this means more restrictions and increased fines for so many in the bay area. we'll explore what growers if some of the most sought after grapes in the world can expect for the 2022 vintage . also, raise your hand. if

to the campus at sonoma valley high school, similar evacuation drill that will take place since sonomae department has now released body camera video. but shootout last fall, both a police officer and a suspect were injured in that gunfire. let me see you here. now what happened on september 21st. investigators say suspect jeffrey alan carter opened fire on two officers near 22nd and telegraph avenue. one of the officers was hit in the leg. carter was wounded when both officers shot back. both carter and the officer have recovered from their gunshot wounds. carter was charged with attempted murder, along with assault and a weapons charge. and the oakland police officers association released the statement in response to this just released video, saying these officers unflinchingly responded to an unprovoked attack. protecting each other and our community when faced with this deadly threat, they showed courage and bravery under fire. this video shows what oakland police are made of. time now, 807 and happening today, law enforcement agencies in santa clara county are hosting a gun buybac

ktvu tom baker has details from the sonoma county health department. this sunday. my secretary was constantly emailing me and texting me that she was getting a lot of positive results from parents and the uptick kept going and growing. the county health department agreed that the highly transmissible variant demanded action. pediatrician dr yeah. asuka fukuda is on the state department of health's outreach speakers. the best that you can do is limit much you are in contact with somebody who has, you know the current um, coronavirus, and that is why the principal out of an abundance of caution decided to protect the students, the staff, their families and the greater community so far from the parents that we've heard them, they've been very, very positive . it appears to have worked for a thursday, reopening strongly recommended that we have masks for all the students and staff indoors, and i am requiring that for thursday and friday what's really troubling how barea county stack up statewide 100,000 residents. santa cruz, san francisco marin and san mateo. have the

bernard hours home on sonoma avenue. you can see the police there. home yesterday and when they got their santa rosa, police noticed what seemed like fentanyl near the toddler. that's what they think it was. and they found more drugs around the house, including in the bed that the child shared with her parents. san jose city employees are now required to wear face masks again. that mandate went to effect just a couple of days ago. kron four's taylor sackey has more on why. >> city workers in san jose are once again required to mask up for the next couple of weeks. this temporary was reinstated at the abundance of caution due to recent data from the county of santa clara show, an increase in positive covid-19 cases to meet a is the deputy public information officer for the city of san jose. she says the city is concerned about omicron sub variant spreads as the county has seen more than 550 new covid cases within the last week. >> but shadow says the temporary requirement which went into effect on friday, may 6th impacts about 7,000 city employees. al

yes yesterday, both napa and sonoma county airport.orted morning lows of 32 degrees, then they reported thunderstorms in the afternoon. that does not happen here very often. so thanks to the national weather service down there in monterey for sending that out, that's a rarity. honestly anytime you get that cold and then have thunderstorms petaluma, santa rosa napa sonoma panel, danville mill valley, menlo park all the way down to the santa clara valley thirties again this morning 33 to 30. nine degrees, the sierra had snow will take it 3 to 6 u c. berkeley central serious nolan had six. plus i know it's too little too late, but boiled april and may have sure delayed a lot of a lot of drying out here. we'll lose. you know it'll happen soon enough, but this has helped a little bit. you can see her system that was kicking out there is it does that's going to allow temperatures to warm up after unseasonably cool temps yesterday, these were the highs, napa conquered. belmont san jose 61 62 63. today we're going mid upper sixties tomorrow ab

you're darn tune it is sonoma mountain 33. diablo is 30 in ben lomond mountain 36 about as cold as it gets here, they'll probably be some record lows. not only are the temperatures aloft and at the surface called, so are the water temps. bodega bay sea surface temperature and san francisco bowie are 49 degrees, truckee briefly dropped to 12 there now, 16 12 is called anytime, but it's really cold and may 10th south lake tahoe 23 you kaya 37 . there were a few upper twenties low thirties in mendocino county and lake county , even 41 down the santa maria, which made it to 39. you can see the system now. yesterday it was taking aim a little bit more down towards the santa clara valley but really was over santa rosa. that's where the core of the jet was. which is why they had some hail reports today. it's more focused towards about cemetery coast, santa cruz and then areas to the inland locations will begin to pop up here as we get the afternoon heating so there will be a few scattered showers in the morning favoring the west. the

have los alamos road reporting relative humidity. 20% meanwhile, over towards the santa rosa and sonoma county relative humidity 18% so critically dry out there. as you mentioned. the red flag warning is for parts of solano county specifically through the delta and the car kuna straight. it goes until eight o'clock this evening. meanwhile we have that shade of blue out there, and that's where we actually have a wind advisory that continues. for parts of the bay area as well. this will go until two o'clock this afternoon does include our inner east bay as well as our east bay hills, and it includes an area over the napa hills as well so dry, gusty conditions. meanwhile temperatures have fallen off quite a bit for most of our inland areas. better details on the rest of today and your weekend coming up. rosemary thank you. two men are dead after an assault and then a shooting involving police in san francisco last night ktvu amanda quintana live in our newsroom, piecing together what we know so far. police are still investigating how this all played out and how many officers fired shots la

it's just sonoma and napa counties.e that will be seeing any chance of sprinkles. rest of us staying dry for your thursday. just some cloud cover moving overhead towards the middle of the day. skies clear out. really nice. come the afternoon and tomorrow we'll start to trend of sunny and a really warm weather friday, saturday and sunday seeing temperatures climbing well into the 80's 60's out towards the coast. 70's right along the bay. now we are still breezy today. winds will actually pick up towards the tail end of the day. nothing like the winds we had at the start of the week but breezy enough paired with those cooler temperatures that you will want the jackets ready to go tomorrow. any sort of when we have a lot actually be a relief as temperatures will start to get pretty warm as this high pressure ridge builds in replacing the cool mild air mass that's been in place throughout the week. so far. as for temperatures today, 50's at the coastline. pretty solid 60's elsewhere. we'll still touch the 70's for only a fe

our most likely chance of it later today will be up in solano, sonoma and napa counties towards the late afternoon. so watch for that 40's and 50's for most of our current temperatures. we are in the 30's up in pockets of the north bay lake, saint and kelsey bill at 38 degrees. your hard freeze warnings up in lake and mendocino counties just expiring moments ago. i'll be talking our last of our windiest and cool stays in this forecast before a warm-up in the rest of it. still to come john, thank you for that. we of a busy one out there today. if you are in the south bay, let's go to that. especially a long one. a one. >> 63 minutes for your drive. so if you're traveling from 85 and to menlo park checked on to 80 82 nowhere near is backed up. as we're seeing along one. 0, one, the bay bridge. 23 minutes for your drive this morning. may so that fremont street exit. we had some earlier issues there. no accidents, just some residual delays. 29 minutes for your drive. traveling across towards the peninsula. so we are backed up along one. 0, one. it's why we're seeing delays along the san mate

lake, sonoma, napa counties. solano county, all experiencing those thunderstorms.low pressure that has dug in across the state. that is what brought the unstable air is a butte at the heating from the sun and this is what you got. this was sent to me on twitter. you can see the hail coming down for 10 minutes. here is a picture posted to my facebook looking towards napa from vallejo of the lightning strike. here is a live view from our camera, ring all totals, 700 in fairfield. point 25 inches in st. helena, vacaville. about .5 inches here. i will let you know if there is a more rain and snow -- rain in-store. ama: alarming news about remy -- water use. urban water use was up 19% in march. we spoke to experts about why. >> the numbers are alarming. reporter: stanford's felicia marcus referring to the 19% jump in california water use in march 2022 compared to two years earlier. there had been a hope for a 50% reduction. >> the messaging at the local level is having a hard time getting through, perhaps because there is extra, so much going on between the pandemic and

going to napa and sonoma county, wine country, 70 in napa and sonoma, santa rosa at 68.l weather with us, heading to the weekend, another change. this wide reaching system sitting across the west. the best rain chances state to the north but there's a slight chance we could get showers here and the wind ticking up, you will see the possibility of showers 4:30 in the morning on saturday and another possibility back 8:00 p.m. on saturday through the bay area, talking about trace amounts the way things look right now. on the seven-day forecast, once again saturday with slight chance of showers, the wind picks up sunday, 15 to 35 and we are dry on monday with sunshine for memorial day. the inland valley forecast in the 70s and looking good through the sunday forecast and some 80s into next week but thankfully not as hot as it was this week, those 100 can stay far away for right now. >>> up next, fire on board the carnival cruise ship that caught fire overseas. the dramatic video is next. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you

it is now 41 degrees and napa and also in sonoma. the winds have died down , but this is misleading because as the day progresses today, these winds are going to rotate to the northwest. we will have our temperatures go up a couple of degrees in comparison to yesterday as a result. and those winds will come bust real on the sea shore on shore. well, it looks like those winds going to usher the pollen around. and if you suffer from allergies and who doesn't anymore, you know who doesn't dave clark. he's the only one that i know that doesn't suffer from allergies. well, anyway, it's the tree count that is on the high side. speaking of high it's right here. high pressure diverting this area of low pressure while to the north of the bay area. well, we'll still see the breezy conditions. today it will be warmer and it will be a bit breezy, late day and then we say the clouds coming in all associated with this area of low pressure that's for your monday until then, 57 degrees to 84. that's our temperature spanning again. those winds up to

sonoma county supervisors are considering urgent temporary bans on vacation rental apartments. the ban would take effect immediately and will remain in effect for 45 days. during the time, the county will study the impact that airbnb rentals have on housing. they are also looking at complaints of noise, garbage, and carping -- working issues. supervisors are expected to consider permanent regulations. >> a lot more coming, drought outlook, where the state and the bear area stands -- bay area stands and why this drought can cost you big money. ready to retire? a sports icon stepping down. air equality, the environmental air equality, the environmental group lawsuit trying meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. air equality, the environmental group lawsuit trying 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. t

reggie: two sonoma county lawmakers are calling on the president of sonoma state to step down.mes after faculty members approved a no-confidence vote in the leadership of the president. kumasi: san jose city employees have to wear masks indoors again , the city reinstated the mask mandate there may 20. -- through may 20. reggie: santa clara wants community members to cut back on water use because of the drought, they will hold a meeting on water wasters and finds -- fines. drew: grab the thicker jacket as he stepped outside. received with the chance of an isolated the rooftop camera showing you partly cloudy conditions. that is the theme for today. reason and cool in the 50's and 60's. the best chance of finding a shower later this afternoon in the north bay, if a shower pops up, we could see hail. jobina: a very different commute this time of morning versus yesterday, much more traffic outside. this is a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:42. the multicar crash we are ineared.kumasi dolly parton teap with taco bell for a new musical

still some cloud and thunder possible moving into the sonoma and napa county line. that is going to continue tracking into the southeast as well. we have a view from one of our alert wildfire cameras. this is from pepper would reserve looking at that as it pushes off to the southeast. that side of the screen. even for the north bay, these rain chances are going to diminish quickly as we head into the rest of this evening. it is a good chance over the next couple hours. we are going to be drying out once the sun goes down. the rest of the sunday forecast is dry as well. >>> from rain to the drought emergency, the drought continues to get worse. yet, californians are using more water rather than conserving. kpix 5 anchor allen martin is here with more on that troubling trend. >> reporter: water officials say california water usage jumped to 19% in march, making it the most water use for any march since 2015. californians experienced the driest january in march on record. cutting water use by 15% last summer. however, californians have only cut back 3.7%. this comes as

we will see a couple of sprinkles in the lake and mendocino county mountains, possibly northern sonoma and napa county mountains as well. rest of us, though, just a little cloud cover this morning. and the cool breeze from that cold front that sweeps over head 40's and 50's for current temperatures. tell you head to the north bay. we're back into the 30's areas like petaluma sitting at 36 degrees right now. so definitely off to a frigid field and with winds gusting as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour, all over again. you know, the drill. bundle up. stay cozy. we're off to a cool start. an unseasonably cool day ahead as well with highs in the 60's and 70's today's the last of the colons, though the heat of the weekend is now just around the corner and i'll be getting to that and the rest of the forecast rain. john, thank you for right. let's get a look at the bay bridge this morning at 10 minute drive. if you're traveling from the maze. >> into the city to that prima street exit. well, the san mateo bridge moving at the limit is you're traveling across from a 80 to one o one about 13 min

powering possibilities.™ >>> welcome back williams-sonoma higher by almost 16%.>> hey, melissa. higher sales at pottery barn and west elm stores helping the company. pottery barn up 14. %. west elm up 12.8%. did see a decline at williams-sonoma, a drop at pottery barn kids and teens better than expected and underscore that is the higher end consumer is still spending on home goods. after gaining around 9% in the reck session mel? >> thank you we got the good news from toll yesterday, tim that's a higher end home buyer could be a good read through >> boy, it was last night i think i said i was concerned. for a company that comp at 9.9%. it is extraordinary. if you look at the value of the brand portfolio there, too, west elm seems to be clicking but it was a record quarter for a company that trades at 7 1/2 times. not expensive. how much pull forward? i'm not sure we know this is a different segment relative to the folks that disappointed i do think that the stay at home nesting dynamic and working from home has a longer cycle to it. i think it has to run out of g

of sprinkles in the mountains of mendocino and lake counties as well as the mountains of northern sonoma and napa counties. the rest of us will be seeing anything from it aside from a few passing clouds this morning. definitely a breezy, cool start right now. temperatures are in the 40's and 50's oakland, san mateo at 49 degrees. petaluma. you're sitting at 34 so some pretty chilly numbers across the bay area. definitely want to bundle up and get those extra layers on you. pair the winds with that which are certainly blowing this morning and it does have a brisk, very cool field later on today. we're right back around the same as we were yesterday, mostly the 60's, but a few low 70's on them out. i'll be breaking down exactly what you can expect where you're at all. still to come in your forecast, back to you, ray to john, thank you for that. let's get a look at to bridges this morning. bay bridge heading into the city about 10 minutes. >> for your drive, the air, the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula. we do look like we have some high winds to get that high

lake, sonoma, napa counties. solano county, all experiencing those thunderstorms. i want to show you, this low pressure that has dug in across the state. that is what brought the unstable air is a butte at the heating from the sun and this is what you got. this was sent to me on twitter. you can see the hail coming down for 10 minutes. here is a picture posted to my facebook looking towards napa from vallejo of the lightning strike. here is a live view from our camera, ring all totals, 700 in fairfield. point 25 inches in st. helena, vacaville. about .5 inches here. i will let you know if there is a more rain and snow -- rain in-store. ama: alarming news about remy -- water use. urban water use was up 19% in march. we spoke to experts about why. >> the numbers are alarming. reporter: stanford's felicia marcus referring to the 19% jump in california water use in march 2022 compared to two years earlier. there had been a hope for a 50% reduction. >> the messaging at the local level is having a hard time getting through, perhaps because there is extra, so much going o

bob, sonoma county could put the kibosh on vacation rentals. >> temporarily, yes. good morning to you. sonoma county board supervisors are meeting now as you can see in the live stream, it appears they may be in the closed session portion of their meeting, but they are expected later this afternoon to approve a 45-day moratorium on new vacation rental permits for properties located in unincorporated parts of the county, sonoma county. the county says it's seen a sudden spike in applications, which has raised concerns about the impact on housing. which is already in short supply because of the recent wildfires over the past few years and just of course because of the overall affordability crisis we're having here in california. the county is also concerned about the impact renters could have on local neighborhoods in terms of character. and the number of complaints related to things like noise, garbage, and parking. this moratorium would be temporary. a stop gap, if you will, until the county is able to update its vacation rental ordinance that's expected to be upda

sonoma state university is holding commencement ceremonies .his three younger brothers, matthew, cb and max, along with his friend david will walk across the stage to receive his certificate. the 21 year old had just finished his junior year and was walking across the street and rohnert park when he was hit by a car and killed last july. ramirez grew up in concord and went to dallas l high school. he played soccer for sonoma state and will be the first in his family to graduate. his family says. we are grateful to cinema state university, presenting hugo's degree to his adoring younger brothers. their pride today embodies the impact hugo continues to have on all the lives who have the privilege of loving him. we learned daily of those who are enriched, inspired by encounters with hugo's acts of kindness, his love and his grace. the family went on to say that the pain is always present. but this weekend we will celebrate the accomplishments of hugo's hard work and dedication. we will continue to love and honor him and we will always remember to

another in far southern sonoma county right now. more of those are going to show up on the map throughout the central valley. this is where the lowest humidity levels and the strongest winds are going to overlap. and it also is where the fire fuels are even dryer than where they are in the bay area. this all seems a little early in the season for this, keep in mind we've had mostly dry winters since january 1. the fire fuels are at about normal dryness thanks to rainfall around the bay area, but significantly above the dryness levels, what's typical throughout the central valley. and it's not a situation likely to improve. just got a new three-month outlook from the climate prediction center for june, july and august. and a significant chance of above average temperatures not just in california, but most of the western u.s. we've already seen significant wildfires in new mexico and texas, and above average temperatures are becoming the new normal thanks to the influence of climate change. we will take a look at the short-term foreca

bay this afternoon, 04:05:06pm, could see some isolated thunderstorms popping up in portions of the sonoma and napa and solano counties. those are the areas to watch out for as far as heavy bursts of afternoon showers go very possible later on today. tomorrow things start to calm down tomorrow started to trend of warmer weather and clear drier, calmer conditions, too. winds have been a very noticeable thing sunday monday yesterday and will again be today gusting as high as 25 miles per hour. tomorrow is overall going to be a calmer one clear one in a warmer one. things just begin to improve as this low pressure area begins to slide away from the region that will leave us calmer and eventually a little bit warmer. a lot warmer into the weekend. 50's and 60's for today's daytime highs right around the same as yesterday was in fact, really not a lot of changes that you're going to see in your 4 zone forecast today, repeating a lot of the same factors we had yesterday, whether it's those heavy, isolated downpours in the north bay. the light sprinkles elsewhere to the sunshine that a lot of us

a growing number of houses in sonoma county are being rented out as vacation homes. we have some neighborhoods that are 40 to 50% think he rental homes, which is on sustainable district. one supervisor susan gorin is coming up on her 9th year in office. she says this has been an issue the entire time. we continue to have challenges with some of the guests who want to party on here. the moratorium applies to new rental permits in districts. 1, 4, 5 supervisor david rabbit says it's a continuation of the previous moratorium. >> that was only in the russian river in sonoma valley areas. rabbit says during the moratorium, the county is going to continue to collect and analyze data. and there's always a although the data. >> it still. that short term rentals are taking house off the market, according to the county permit office since announcing the possibility of a moratorium. there's been approximately a 500% increase permit applications. the supervisors tell me the temporary freeze of new licenses will give them time to review a comprehensive vacation rental ordinance p

around 70 for sonoma and napa. those temperatures well below normal.day, another coolish day, but it will feel warmer with more sunshine overhead and the warmup will be more noticeable for memorial day. low to mid-80s in san jose. mid to upper 80s inland and the east bay. before we drop down to the other side of the temperature rollercoaster again by thursday and friday. charlie? >> here's a taste of what's coming up in sports. the bay area baseball teams are in action. who will the warriors face in the nba finals, or do we know yet? and nhl playoffs, an unbelievable ending to a series. you're going to have to see this >>> golden state back in the nba finals for the sixth time in eight years. now they have a crucial week of rest ahead of game one thursday. but who will the warriors face? draymond green believes he already knows. >> if you're asking me who i want to play, you can ask me who i think we're going to play. i think we're going to play boston. >> will the celtics prove draymond right. five minutes to go, ball movement leads to a wide-open der

. >>> turning to the week ahead, sonoma county could soon crack down on new vacation rentals.tuesday, supervisors are set to consider a 45-day moratorium on new vacation rental permits. the county says it has seen a sudden spike in applications. county leaders say while rentals play an important part in sonoma's tourism economy, there are concerns about the impact to housing and the health and welfare of the rest of the county's residents. permit sonoma says it's working on a comprehensive vacation rental ordinance said to be presented to the board on august 2nd. >>> marin county considering similar restrictions. leaders are set to introduce an ordinance may 24th that would put a temporary moratorium on new registrations and licenses for short-term rental properties in west marin. the city has more than 500 vacation rentals through sites like airbnb and vrbo, and more in other areas of the county. the concern is too many vacation rentals creates housing and employment issues in coastal communities. >>> happening tomorrow, a major project gets under way aimed at improving bus l

this is from southern napa county into sonoma county. just the northeastern tip of the county as well. this is drifting from northwest to southeast. this will quiet down as the sun goes down this evening. close to a 50/50 chance around 6:00 this evening. those rain chances will shut down and then more chances later this week. >>> police released new details about an officer involved shooting at a downtown restaurant in march. that shooting injured a man who designed another man. kpix 5 san mackovic has the latest. >> reporter: police are choppiness up to what is basically a misunderstanding. we will take you through it but i want to take you to a warning that this is disturbing. police released this footage showing k'aun green emerging from the restaurant before being shot four times by officer mark mcnamara. green survived and was rele thmao d kee guawaybrian th it momentrl a ina vithis a spokesperson explains how the troubled downtown started with a homicide nearby. that was just before the melee. when teyt t ey were related. >> office

this apartment building on sonoma avenue. just 800 ft from the santa rosa police department was where police found lifeless 15 month old charlotte crossed her home filled with fentanyl. we found it strewn throughout the bedroom, as well as on the bed where the child was sleeping. santa rosa police, sarge christopher mccarron's officers were called to the home by the girls mother. was hysterical. officers were the first on scene. 100% sure if it was the exposure, which is actually the cause of death at this point. county sheriff department is going to be through there. corners. and medical exam. as well as a toxic. report. determine the action. cause of death. police say. found package. and unpackaged. as well as patch. at the neighbors were shocked. i saw a bunch of cough cars and like, usually, it's whatever like there's cops all over down here inside, it's literally a tragic story you would have never thought children around is to keep them safe to recognizing that people are in the throes of their addiction and how devasta

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will subside in sonoma county by late may or early june.ll much more ahead coming up right here on mornings onto the nine. alright we're gonna show you more of this video allegations of racial profiling from women's lacrosse team for historically black university after the break, we're live with fox souls. the black report to discuss this incident show you more of a we deciding whether to restrict police traffic stops. these low level stops these pretext stops. are not making us safer. our own data shows that we uncover contraband and incredibly low rates. well. last night, the commission heard a proposal to prohibit offices from pulling over drivers from minor traffic violations, such as expired license plate. attended windows as well that we could say black drivers are six times more likely to be stopped and white drivers from these infractions. police chief bill scott says there's room for reform, but officers must be able to do their jobs. we have to have policies that still allow officers to do the job of protecting the public, and tha

commitment ceremonies where sonoma state will begin saturday at nine am.eral judge has temporarily blocked the biden administration from ending title 40 to the pandemic related health order, which allows the us to turn away undocumented migrants at the border. is facing lawsuits by two dozen states and will remain in place for now. tonight an inside look at some of the large caravans waiting for tile 42 to end to cross into the us boxes. caroline eddie elliott is live in mcallen, texas, with an update on how the court decision will impact the border carolinay word here is temporary block and what's still concerning to texas . dps and border agents is that thousands of migrants are still waiting at the border and will cross once title 42 officially expires. now to show you firsthand. we flew into mexico with texas dps to give you a closer look. mhm. just across the southwest border flying above mexico and more than 800 ft. all these people are getting ready to cross. you can see thousands of migrants waiting and makeshift camps for title 42 to end it on my

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as cold air miles sag sonoma mountains 35, diablo's 31 ben lomond mountain 36.'ll get your attention there at mount diablo 39 napa airport sonoma county airport 37. there are a few thirties popping up here, including more to the north. take your pick heels burgs in their windsor, sebastopol. rohnert park, petaluma sonoma is down to 36, middletown, napa, vallejo and ross in marin county. all had 42 so to the main load there about a secondary one is going to form right over us late tonight. tomorrow morning, so that'll keep a really active pattern going here through at least tuesday night before the system starts to drift south. then we'll focus more towards the santa clara valley areas south on tuesday night, then by wednesday, will start to kick out of here is the system upstream starts to move it out. but until then, today and tomorrow not only could we get some thunderstorms here, some high elevation snow in this year and maybe some here there's enough available moisture as you saw it. certainly cold enough at 31 degrees at mount diablo, another two to maybe f

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. >>> a number of rallies for reproductive rights in sonoma, san francisco, san jose and palo alto. you can see the details on your screen. john roberts confirmed the authenticity of a draft opinion that would overturn roe v. wade. he suggested the draft might not be the court's final word. >>> if the supreme court does reversed roe v. wade, some wonder if it will lead to restrictions on birth control. a law professor explains what could come next. >> we found when the affordable care act came into play there was a litigation called hobby lobby where there were employers that did not want to cover birth control because they define certain types of birth control as abortion like iuds and certain types of pills. we can see this is not a hypothetical. after roe v. wade is overturn which is probably a matter of when, and not f, we can see that there will be challenges of certain types of birth control that might not be allowed anymore, certain types of pills and procedures that might be safer for some women to have and they might not have access to that. >> you can watch this story on n

go right over sonoma napa.ou can see the activity coming out of the northwest continues to be pretty active up in mendocino county. i mean, they're they've they've taken on her so far, with the most as far as rainfall and activity goes very cold lows this morning for us, 34 east santa rosa. and i would expect more of the same tomorrow you can see the system dropping in as a dry. it's coming right over. it's going to form right over us late tonight into tuesday morning, mount diablo dropped 30 degrees this morning. and they're 31 degrees right now, with the northwest window about 30 miles out, that is really cold. so if we have an available moisture is there we will get snow on the bay area peaks. for it. i think it was 27 at mount st alina. this morning , forties and fifties. we did have a lot of thirties from north to south. so today and tomorrow those will be prime time for us here in may days are long anglo sun. hi. there will be more serious. no central sierra snow lab picked up four plus ince way. over the

around 70 for sonoma and napa. those temperatures well below normal.day, another coolish day, but it will feel warmer with more sunshine overhead and the warmup will be more noticeable for memorial day. low to mid-80s in san jose. mid to upper 80s inland and the east bay. before we drop down to the other side of the temperature rollercoaster again by thursday and friday. charlie? >> here's a taste of what's coming up in sports. the bay area baseball teams are in action. who will the warriors face in the nba finals, or do we know yet? and nhl playoffs, an unbelievable ending to a series. you're going to have to see this on i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing to hold repeat offenders accountable. he prosecuted zero fentanyl drug dealing cases, even though nearly 500 people have died of overdoses. i'm voting yes on h to recall chesa boudin now. we can't wait one more day when people are dying on our streets. >>> golden state back in the nba finals for the six

the parents were booked into the sonoma county jail, charged with felony cruelty to a child. both parents declined our request for an interview. this case, sadly similar to one in 2019 where a santa rosa father and his 13 month old son were found dead of an accidental overdose. several drug dealers would later be charged by prosecutors. police say fentanyl has reached crisis proportions on the street and in the past year alone, 17 people have died from fentanyl overdoses in sonoma county, 55 from other fentanyl-drugs. >> even when were seeing other narcotics, we seeing it laced with fentanyl as well and that is what is causing overdoses. cornell: please urge everyone to keep drugs away from children. charlotte's parents could face additional charges if toxicology tests indicate the presence of fentanyl. in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. ama: an oakland based nonprofit created test gets to check for fentanyl list drugs is expanding across the u.s. here we see the demand in the bay and where it has become overwhelming. stephanie. stephanie: the company is trying to re

this is the fifth homicide investigation in sonoma county since the first of the year.re learning more about friday's deadly plane crash in marin county, several news agencies reporting. one of the two people killed was a mother of a jesuit high school student in sacramento. ntsb is now leading that investigation into the crash. in the headlands and marin not far from the golden gate bridge. ktvu greg liggins reports. the faa is now trying to determine if weather may have been a factor. saturday's sunny skies clearly revealed the hillside wreckage of the fatal plane crash that happened in the marin headlands just afternoon friday. occupants of the aircraft perished. in the crash video from friday afternoon shows fog covered much of the surrounding area during the time of the crash, investigators say they will be looking into conditions as a possible contributing factor. the weather was bad enough to deter sightseers planning on hiking up here yesterday, but i mean, it was so foggy. you couldn't see anything. you couldn't see the city. you couldn't see any peaks. any goo

voting centers will also open today in parts of santa clara, napa and sonoma counties. state election officials are hoping these voting centers will make it easier for californians to cast their ballots in next month's election. voters in the south bay should expect to see or hear some of the candidates running for san jose mayor. the top candidates are working all weekend long to get out the vote if a candidate receives more than 50% in the upcoming june primary. they are automatically elected and do not have to run in the november general election . santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez has spent the most money on her campaign with all the candidates combined. have poor more than $2 million into the mayoral race. san jose city councilman matt mehan is second at $700,000. other council members in the race. our deb davis, who spent about 220,000, councilman ralph perales says he's running third in fundraising. central coast. assemblyman robert revis could become the next assembly speaker . he issued a statement saying he has enough votes within the assembly and has

it happened late last night on sonoma boulevard.lice and bystanders worked hard to get that person out, surrounded by the very intense flames. still trying to find out from vallejo fire department if that person was hurt and if they were hurt how badly they are hurt, we'll bring you more updates on this here on mornings onto to starbucks in santa cruz will open today as the first locations in california to be unionized. ktvu is amended quintana in santa cruz with what this means for the employees. good morning, amanda. good morning. yes, there are two locations here in santa cruz. there's this one on mission and then another one on ocean street , and those employees will be joining a national union. that union is called starbucks workers united now we have been seeing this across the country seen workers at major companies like amazon forming unions to fight for their rights as employees. the washington post reports that starbucks workers have formed unions at more than 40 locations since december, moving much quicker than employees