people think sonoma, they think wine. so you're doing a lot to kind of celebrate this part of the culture. the heritage. tell us about some of the fun events that are going on. yeah, the festival's been going on for 126 years and there's something for wind. so come to the plaza on september. 30th. there's i'm free from for all there's community and there's food. there's wind, of as well as a lot of things for kids. there's artisans and the time honored tradition of the great stop. you can sign up to compete against everyone. stop those grapes and happy a part of what we do here. i feel like that's probably something on people's buckets lest where they like. i've always wanted to go and stop on the grapes and make wine. when is that exactly happening? it happened. people sign up. yes. so you can go on to uvalde that we've been to festival dot org to sign up. it should be on your bucket list. it's funded wild and the grape stomp happens from 10:00am to 04:00pm on september 30th. and what are some of the fun things that peop

thanks, lauren. >> the 100 99th, the sonoma valley harvest is underway.estival is bringing people together to honor the region's rich winemaking legacy. there are many amazing events, including a legends dinner, grape stomp wine tasting in some family fun in sonoma square. and it's all happening on september. 29th and 30th. >> the plaza is just electric. whether you want to glass or beer, a walk around the something fun for your kid to do. there's a little bit of something for everyone here. >> the valley of the moon vintage festival is put on by the sonoma valley vintners and growers a full rundown of the events on tap can be found on valley of the moon vintage festival dot org. we're also told that this is going to be a banner year for winemaking in that region. >> sounds like a good time there. governor newsom now has his climate message on the world stage today during remarks at the united nations. he once again slammed oil giants while urging action. this summit marks a crucial milestone of the un's goal toward achieving its 2030 agenda. supporters b

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those cubs are now at a wildlife sanctuary in sonoma county.et inside and get a look at how they're doing. >> from surveillance cameras, it appears the 3 cubs are doing fine at their new temporary home sonoma county wildlife rescue. but the california department of fish and wildlife wants to be sure. so just confirmed that are things going smoothly. we do have to actually get our hands on them at some point. today is the day of cool gems and cups. so one by one, they're darted. and after the saturday kicks given full medical exams, they're weighed each around 65 pounds. >> and measured and x-rayed and more will include no physical status, including total system. it's also but samples. we can make sure internally and also screening for a very important season. there's virus also take this opportunity to give them parasite control. and then just being ready to respond to whatever they need. as we find so far, it hasn't been anything else more significant. >> the x-rays revealed one covid been shot with a pellet gun to just a single it wasn't in t

and again, that red flag warning for the upper mountain peaks into sonoma and napa counties runs from 11 p.m. wednesday until 5 p.m. on thursday in saint helena, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. yeah. and just a reminder here to stay on top of those fire conditions and the air quality in your area, you can download the ktvu weather app. new at 11 tonight it was day two of the tech crunch disrupt concert in san francisco. and today the big focus was artificial intelligence. one ceo today described just how fast ai has evolved over the last ten years. i was kind of involved back when i was at openai at studying the scaling and have been able to predict over and over again doing gpt two, gpt three. and then the further scaling that we've done at anthropic to predict that this scaling will continue to work and the models would continue to get better and better. featured guests in the conference are former nba superstar and philanthropist shaquille o'neal, founder and ceo, redwood materials, jb straubel and founder and ceo of cruise, kyle vogt. new at 11 santa cruz county supervisors unan

and stay flags to be flown at sonoma glenn schools.hers in the sausalito school district had voted to authorize a strike. they say they have been working without a contract for the past two years. the union president told the marin independent journal they wanted a 60% raise over the next two years. the district superintendent has said they are offering an 8% increase. >>> let's get the first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> yesterday, a little bit cooler. today, we are right back to average. let's start off with another live look behind me. you can see the golden gate bridge does exist. it is still thick as it rolls its way in. i showed you a bit earlier, we are sitting at the 70s down into the santa clara valley. upper 60s near redwood city all the way up into san francisco. we are in the 60s right now for everyone here in town. here is what we are looking at more north closer to areas like napa and sonoma. temperatures around average there too. starting off with today, if you want to head out to oracle park to catch the game, w

check out sonoma, just 24% humidity. napa. 29. and even as we head to the east bay in the south bay, you see the 20's as well. so that's just an indication that we need to make sure we're still being careful. taking a look at recovery tonight is want to point out the humidity levels continue to drop as we get into tomorrow. so, you know, it's that time of year we have to make sure we're being careful. but we do have the hazy skies out there with us. i want to talk really quickly about our chance of rain coming next week. you can see this will be a game changer for those in the extreme northern california area. as we do have that shot of some rain coming their way. right on top of the fires that we have been getting some of the smoke from. so that's some good news. a quick look at your extended forecast shows you temperature wise. we're going to start fall a little bit cool with highs in the 70's as we head into the weekend. back to you. thanks so much. still had we are almost a week now into the united auto workers strike, but we'

it's 10 26 in the north bay sonoma valley. the harvest is underway. it's the vintage brings people together to honor the rich winemaking legacy that sonoma valley has. there's all kinds of events. the legends dinner, a grape stomp, the wine tasting and all kinds of family fun and sonoma square. it's all happening. september 29th and 30th. the plaza is just electric. whether you want to glass or beer, a walk around the something fun for your kid to do. there's a little bit of something for everyone here the valley of the moon. vintage festival is put on by the sonoma vintners and growers. >> the full rundown is on valley of the moon. vintage festival dot org. and we're also told that it's going to be a banner year for wine in the region. it's 10 27 right now. and up next on the kron, 4 morning news we're going to hear from the woman who is suing a bay area mcdonald's because hot coffee spilled on her. 10. 29 right now and we are checking out the weather for you and more importantly, the air quality. >> 2 days in a row of that air. can we take a walk th

and now, people in sonoma county want to do that same work. i've got something to share. this one here is a perfect example, it's a trailer blowout as well. and so, here you go, it starts racing on the west winds, right? communities here, there's a high school, we're like here. this isn't just a fuel treatment save the day. - yeah. - yeah. - you know, fire suppression still matters, preparedness, all those things, right? but this fire blows out, runs across town, looks like it's gonna be this conflagration, runs head on into this prescribed fire treatment, less than a year old and just lays down. it literally cannot burn through that, and so it flanks, and it lays down, and they pick it up. look, prescribed fire in this place makes the difference. - that's a great story. - and if we can start reinforcing that with these overlapping and, you know, staggered polygons of fire, you know. - [melanie] you gotta come tell that story in sonoma county. - happily, happily. - this fuel complex that we're standing in the middle of, is kind of the classic western problem of a relative

even over to sonoma and glen. ellen, that's a pretty good little surge there. but the bases are a little lower today than we saw yesterday. 50s and 60s on the temps, some inland areas of vacaville, fairfield, concord, walnut creek, livermore. we'll begin to bump up santa rosa as well. we had that little cooldown yesterday, the low that dropped in that's been the theme here. we get like one day of warmer then cooler monday was warmer. tuesday was cooler. today will be warmer and then thursday, friday and a saturday looks significantly cooler because the low is going to sneak in underneath ariz zona usually it's in the afternoon or evening. it's been lit up overnight into the morning, big time thunderstorms mainly east of phenix, but falcon field, mesa, overton and airplanes by thunderstorm winds. there's been some torrential downpours and that's been an active pattern for a while here for us. we're going to see a little low come underneath the high, which is going to build up into the pacific northwest. and as it does, it is going to get that fog bank and send i

sonoma county, newark, san ramon, pa alto, and the list goes on. jose is getting a large chunk of money, 95% increase in shoplifting here, the police department alone is getting more than $8 million. santa clara county is getting 2 million. it will use the money to set up a countywide intelligence center, gather intelligence on these types of crime, and track retail theft. >>> the team that voted to ban the pride flag is getting emails from across the country. sonoma glenn says the school is so overwhelmed it has removed all staff contact information from its website. the school is a public k-8, the only one in the small town near pleasanton. two nights ago, the board voted to-one to ban all specialty flags, including pride flags. this came, parents say the board failed to listen to the majority of the community. >> we are standing up to push back against this. this is not right. the majority of us feel this way and we demand to be heard. >> reporter: some families intend to leave the school district. school board president declined to comment toda

oh now 51 fairfax san anselmo ross as well sonoma is at 52 degrees. lake 53 and a lot of 50 richmond's in there. vallejo as well, tiburon 56 and napa says 5650s for most on attempts a little cooler on stanford campus, 51 degrees there 51. also in petaluma, some mid 50s, upper 50s, 30s and 40s up in the mountains actually cooled down a little bit down on the desert with all that moisture going through. humidity is higher but the temperatures came down so the high noses in for one day. but look at this a front and center in arizona to a severe thunderstorm warning is out for glendale and scottsdale . how about that? don't get that in the morning. very often. looks like right there. looks like they're starting to collapse a little bit. but still a lot of activity down into arizona from a lot of that moisture that's streaming across southern california. now into arizona for us. the fog bank is there, but it will burn off sooner today. then tomorrow it's going to start to ramp up a little bit and really pick up in intensity over the next few days. look at

napa, sonoma, part of vacaville. otherwise, it's hazy out there.nd it's certainly seen the smoke, but it's going to take till probably friday where we really improve the air quality. so keep that in mind today, 72 san mateo and are looking at a pretty nice weekend, though, as this all gets behind us. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, lisa. thank you. hi, everybody. so for the most part, traffic is incredibly light. mass transit is on time as well. you see bart muni and ace trains all running as they should this morning. the golden gate bridge. no advisories to report at the moment for wind or fog right now. so you're in great shape there. same thing goes for the richmond-san rafael bridge. these headlights are traveling in the westbound direction towards the north bay and then we will wrap up here, highway four to the may 16th minutes across the bay bridge going westbound. a quick eight minute ride. san francisco to sfo specifically on southbound 101 nine minutes as well. kamasi, thanks, jobina. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morn

this sea lion carcass was about a half mile from the main entrance of dorne beach ranger station in sonoma county. >> it is one of nearly a dozen that have washed ashore in the last few so. >> it's not unusual for us to see some sort of uptick in sea lion strandings live and dead this time of year and some years we see a intense pulse like we are right super britain is with the california academy of sciences. >> she helps coordinate response teams perform necropsies on dead sea life including see lines, although they have not been out to door in beach, they have responded to other similar cases in san mateo county with love. >> people to contact us when they see dead marine mammals because we come out and examine them by animals die. so they're they're going to wash ashore on the closest most of the time we're seeing a higher numbers down here, the south of the mateo county because it's adjacent to on, you know, a while and where there's a very hall out california sea lions as well as other species. but mostly we're seeing. probably double the number that they're seeing. adorn beach pember

william sonoma. what are they known for, guy?hey known for, tim? >> maybe poe purry? cented candles? >> dutch ovens. >> dutch ovens. anyway. what do you make of this? >> we did it. >> if carter was here, chris is here, he would say, we've actually entered a bearish to bullish reversal on the chart, going back from its all-time high in november of 2021, it's been a series of lower highs and lower lows. that's changed over the last month and a half, two months. valuation, reasonable. trades effectively one times revenue. it's a great company with a great story. the question is, can it hold up in this environment on the high end? i think it can, i think the stock can go higher. >> it's certainly a good schart. but we have to be mindful. it's the best chart in a bad group. i would rather own the worst chart in a good group. i don't think it can be a full position here, given the group dynamics. >> the news is obviously very bullish for williams sonoma, because leonard green is known to be very smart in the consumer retail space, it's

our conference, theresa she is in sonoma county. a live for us right now from petaluma >> i'm vicki and grant. we are here in the hills of petaluma. as you can see behind me, not necessarily a pretty picture when we talk about the air pretty up here. but you get the point. health experts say that although it did improve today, the current conditions or something to pay close attention to. whether you are out playing sports, walking or shopping. the bad air quality was a topic of conversation this wednesday in the north bay. honestly, i think a native to this area, i don't smell the so that's probably where i would start to. >> limit my outdoor activities. lindsay vino gratton, who is a nurse was out on the walk today while she is not worried about the air causing her problem. she does understand it may be harmful to others. >> smoke can cause of a wide variety of you know, challenges with your health. it can irritate your eyes, your airways, can give you a cough, you can have a scratchy throat trouble breathing. most that is irritat

karen smith is the interim health officer for sonoma county. the best thing that you can do if it's looking smoky or you're feeling effects is to stay indoors if at all possible, have your windows and doors closed. air quality is better indoor. if you do have air conditioning that you have the ability to set it to research delays. >> doctor smith says bad air quality can be especially harmful to children. children do because they breathe more frequently then than adults. >> they have a different they are more at risk from smoke and then so i would have a lower tolerance for having them not do really vigorous activity. so where for somebody like like you or me, we might be fine. it, you know, 150, a little over 150, this kind of by taking a little bit easy children, really, vigorous physical activity outdoors probably shouldn't be happening. if the if you're over around 150 my daughter, she goes to school here in petaluma. >> this mom out shopping with their daughters says that the bad air days are frustrating, but she understands the need to pr

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also, 1500 fentanyl-laced pills. 3 loaded firearms and sanchez has been booked into sonoma county jailt aims to prevent fentanyl overdoses among youth in california has passed is called melanie's law and it would mandate that every public school in the state provide opioid prevention training to staff and also education to students and adults about the dangers of fentanyl and how to prevent and respond to an overdose. that law is named after a southern california teenager. she overdosed in the bathroom at her high school in santa clara county. fentanyl deaths have gone up by 863% over the recent years. and this bill does have no opposition. so it seems to be on the governor's desk, probably be sign the issue of age and term limits for elected officials in washington is coming into question. representative nancy pelosi has announced that she is going to run for reelection at 83 years old. but 76 year-old senator mitt romney says he's stepping down kron four's. rob nesbitt takes a closer look at. the u.s. constitution is what makes it so difficult to enact term limits, saying nothing abo

the drill, 72 of the incidents that have happened were in sonoma county alone. and p g says there are more than 1300 incidents last year where pg e utility lines were damaged because of digging. and of course, that can pose a threat to life, health and property. it's 6.26. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. a man is accused of stabbing 3 people, including his own mother. >> we're going to have an east bay officials thought about why he should have even been near victims. >> good morning. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we'll tell you about hundreds of businesses that are closing their doors in the city of their doors in the city of oak ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammatio

even antioch, holding on to 78 a whole and sonoma at 72 and santa rosa only at a cool 70 degrees. looking ahead, tomorrow's temperatures just as cool as today's. we will be seeing a few low 80's towards wednesday and thursday. right. back down to the 70's for the weekend. feeling a lot more like fall in this forecast and watch out for those chance a few sprinkles overnight. tonight. other than that, a pretty dry forecast ahead for the roads. things out. there are easy going this early monday morning. not a lot of us out there just yet. so not a lot of slowdowns being reported. san mateo bridge, 12 minutes to make your crossing. not a lot going on at the richmond center fell and you can see another perspective of the golden gate right here. 18 minutes from novato to the toll plaza. james. >> all right. thank you very much, john. back to the news now at 5.18, and today contra costa, health officials will be seeking public input of a study. a refined released last year. a 3rd party analyze the hazardous material that was released by the martinez refining company on thanksgiving. the

we have red flag warnings and upper elevations of napa, sonoma and solano counties. this is because of a dry offshore breeze gusting as high as 25 miles per hour. at times you see that up. and that was pete this morning. this time of year grasses are especially dry and that can contribute to some heightened fire danger. when you get those winds, those little spots of yellow popping up in the north bay mountains. those are your spots of heightened fire danger today. so a little bit of poor air quality, not the best as far as fire danger goes and cooler air mass in place. at least we've got the cool temperatures because the rest of the forecast isn't necessarily ideal today. but here's what we do have some showers drifting into the sierra nevada today into tomorrow. that's good news, helping with fire danger for neighbors in the sierra and into next week. we have our own chance of rainfall here locally. it will start on monday and this is going to result in heavy rain up in the northern coast of the state. that's where those wildfires are burning. this is excellent new

and the north bay, the 199, sonoma valley harvest is well underway now.tival is bringing people together to honor the region's rich winemaking legacy. there are many amazing events, including a legends dinner, a grape stomp wine tasting and even family fun in sonoma square. having on september 29th and the 30th. >> the plaza is just electric. whether you want to glass or beer, a walk around the something fun for your kiddos to do. there's a little bit of something for everyone here. >> valley in the movement is vessel is put by sonoma valley mentors growlers a full rundown of the event on tap can be found. >> on valley of the moon vintage festival dot org. we're also told this is going to be a banner year winemaking in the region. so that sounds great. all right. coming up in a coma morning news reading here from a woman who is suing a bay area. mcdonald's over hot coffee spill causing severe burns. we'll be right back. don't go anywhere. >> 7.29 right now. and we can breathe a little easier today. i think there's a live look at sfo and were inside. so. >

a hebrew school in sonoma is opening up its doors to non-jewish students for the first time ever.his hebrew school meets once a week outside of regular school and opening enrollment is an effort to combat rising anti-semitism. abc seven news reporter tim johns sat down in the class today and has the story. >> what do i have here in front of me? a torah. very good. >> for the past ten years, you could find rabbi steve finley teaching hebrew school at his small jewish congregation in in the city of sonoma. well i'm going to the second little sukkah here. >> i come. >> but this year, the once a week classes are a little different. for the first time ever, the group has opened up to non-jewish students in a bid to help combat anti-semitism. >> the idea was that the more kids that come and study with us and learn our ways, experience our tradition and get to know us on a personal level, what is this rabbi? it's called the lulav. >> this year's group of kids includes 11 jewish students and two non-jews during class, they learned everything from teachings of the torah to ancient jewish h

. >> hoy en medio de una preocupante violencia contra las mujeres en sonoma esperan que todo el pesodente. >> esperamos que la justicia estÉ del lado de las vÍctimas y no de los agresores. >> el video quedÓ captado el momento donde a golpes dueÑos de una joyerÍa y empleados frustraron el robo de negocio luego que el sospechoso no rociarÁ con gas pimienta para robarse las joyas pero gracias a la rÁpida acciÓn de 2 trabajadores del lugar no le quedÓ de otra que will con las manos vacÍas . >> hay residentes del Área de la bahÍa que a pesar de esto se llevÓ el cometido, vamos a ver. >> ahÍ lo ve son las imÁgenes de la quema del hombre y parte de la tradiciÓn en el festival que tiene ya unas semanas d duraciÓn en el desierto de (en inglÉs( y traea casi 80,000 artistas y mÚsicas y tambiÉn activistas con una mezcla de campamentos entre la naturaleza y representaciones artÍsticas vamos a ver. >> al principio comenzÓ la tormenta bastante preocupante porque todo se estaba volando y la gente estaba en carpas y se mojÓ toda y se volaron las cosas y tenÍa demasiado frÍo. >> joana fue una de las 3

we don't yet know how badly the hiker was injured, but police in sonoma at sonoma state university aredents and staff they've released a sketch of a man wanted for a sexual assault on campus. the to distill swishing features that police say make him stand out. also later in the next hour, we continue our series of conversation with bay area big city mayors. next up, san jose mayor matt mehan will discuss his plans for a major housing development on what is now a vta site. and what it will take for his vision to become reality. and there's a new hour of news on ktvu starting tonight, west coast news wrap starts at 7:00 every evening. it's a fresh regional take on the west coast. biggest and most relevant stories of the day. then it's ktvu fox two news at 730. we'll have the bay area's top stories. newsmaker interviews and your local forecast and sports, too. it's all here on channel attacks 22 years after that le morning. a look at today's remembrances from coast to coast. plus. a smash and grab at a macy's store in the middle of the day. what thieves took from the store that was worth

a hebrew school in sonoma is opening up its doors to non-jewish students for the first time ever.his hebrew school meets once a week outside of regular school and opening enrollment is an effort to combat rising anti-semitism. abc seven news reporter tim johns sat down in the class today and has the story. >> what do i have here in front of me? a torah. very good. >> for the past ten years, you could find rabbi steve finley teaching hebrew school at his small jewish congregation in in the city of sonoma. well i'm going to the second little sukkah here. >> i come. >> but this year, the once a week classes are a little different. for the first time ever, the group has opened up to non-jewish students in a bid to help combat anti-semitism. >> the idea was that the more kids that come and study with us and learn our ways, experience our tradition and get to know us on a personal level, what is this rabbi? it's called the lulav. >> this year's group of kids includes 11 jewish students and two non-jews during class, they learned everything from teachings of the torah to ancient jewish h

to the north bay, 82 in sonoma. tomorrow awesome weather. a kick moving system. the way that it's now poging itself, a little bit of moisture from the pacific to give us spotty showers on saturday, kick up the wind a little bit. more on that rain chance, trace amounts to 0.2. that blue color is showing up and over the sierra we could get in on half to three-quarters of an inch. a little bit of a rain chance coming in. for the inland valleys we have winds 15 to 30 and a spotty shower chance on saturday. it is fall, after all. it will not ruin the weekend. >> not at all. >> the ground was wet this morning where i live. getting to be that time of year. >>> coming up, eye-opening new numbers that show just how much more working women are paying out of pocket for health care than men. the reason for t discrepancy the reason for t discrepancy he we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving

those cubs are now in a wildlife sanctuary in sonoma county.en wayne was able to get an inside look and how they're doing. >> from surveillance cameras, it appears the 3 cubs are doing fine at their new temporary home at sonoma county wildlife rescue. but the california department of fish and wildlife wants to be sure. so just confirmed that are things going smoothly. we do have to actually get our hands on them at some point. today is the day of this cool gems and cups. so one by one, they're darted. and after the saturday kicks given full medical exams, they're weighed each around 65 pounds. >> and measured and x-rayed and more will include no physical status, including skeletal system. it's also but samples. we can make sure internally and also screening for a very important disease and there's virus also take this opportunity to give them parasite control. and then just being ready to respond to whatever they need as we find. so far it hasn't been anything else more significant. >> the x-rays revealed one cub had been shot with a pellet gun

live in sonoma brooks jarocz ktvu. fox two news couple no shows and still answers at still questions that need answers. all right, brooks, appreciate it. thank you. today community advocates united in san jose for a protest supporting the lgbt community. they gather the gathering served as an opposition to messaging from the group, informed parents. silicon valley local council members and officials from the naacp attended the rally. it was held at san jose city hall. organizers say informed parents silicon valley is trying to eradicate critical race theory and equity studies. they say recent events such as allegations of violence, have heightened concerns within the lgbt community. collectively, the more we organized, the stronger we became. it took many years, but finally we were able to defeat the hard right candidates and create a political culture that was accepting of everyone in our city and we are not going to give that up to the likes of informed and parents of silicon valley or the values advocacy council. th

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so sonoma, san mateo five-fifty and you slowly descend as you work your way down the list.lameda county contra costa county, santa clara county's 5.39. and you'll find that same price in solano county, too. >> it's 6.52 and the united auto workers and carmakers still pretty far apart on figuring out a new contract deal. there have been new offers that were rejected. the u a w refuse the latest ls from the big 3 automakers. ford, general motors this was on friday. the turned down a better wages and benefit offers keeps tension high for a possible strike. all 3 big auto companies have offered wage increases and some lump sum payments. but the union rejected the offer a strike could happen on september. 15th if a deal is not reached by then today, september, 11th, we have a few days will keep you posted on what happens. it's 6.52. and coming up in the next hour, taco bell and doordash are giving customers a chance to celebrate taco tuesday, which is tomorrow. we'll tell you how you get a discount on some how you get a discount on some participating restaurants. wendy's new bre

well, sonoma sitting at 77 for your high looking ahead tomorrow and thursday are actually the warmest and sunniest days of this forecast. if you enjoy that feel well, the weekend we see another cold front sliding right past us. that's a cooler feel for the weekend. all right, john, thank you that little slow and slick. that's where we've been for most of the morning. >> 72 minutes down from 80. so not a lot of improvement. certainly i would take to a tru 2 instead of one on one, the bay bridge right now at about 27 minutes. the drive times even gone up there. most of our highways and bridges have been busy today. 18 minutes, but is the 101 traveled across towards the peninsula. lot of red and orange in the east bay. 44 min right, chilly, injured down towards to 37 croghan down towards the maze. down from 45 to about 33 darya. james, back to you. >> time to winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. rob, why are stocks tumbling? >> i'm healthy amount of skepticism is a good thing in the summer. we had too much optimism. there's a government shutdown that he's caused some p

so this is interior north bay from portions of sonoma and napa, even vacaville is included in this. can see by the overnight hours, we have wind gusts of 40 miles an hour. the good news is it is not going to last too long and then we'll look for some better weather, some clearer days ahead jobina. >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everybody. so we are going to start with san jose and show you 87. generally speaking, we have clear traffic out there. if you were with us earlier and you heard me mention that stall and campbell on northbound 17 at hamilton avenue, that has cleared this is our 880 at the coliseum camera in oakland. headlights are traveling in the southbound direction for the highway for commute antioch to concord. it's around 29 minutes. so minor slowdown there carmassi. >> thanks, jobina. now we're checking in with ginger zee who's live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, reggie carmassi. nice to be with everybody. so here on a wednesday, we'll start with the story everybody's been following , the countdown to a possible govern

how at 73 sonoma as well.the mid to upper 70's tomorrow and on through the rest of the week into the start of fall next week, all in the upper 70's to just barely low 80's for your daytime highs. we will see gradually improving air quality into the weekend, especially that chance of showers early next week. as for the roads, what we got out there is easy breezy commute for most areas. still not so bad at the bay bridge. we just saw the metering lights turned on. is actually an ok situation considering that san mateo bridge at 11 minutes to make your crossing as well. the richmond center fell yet to pick up just yet. and also pretty easy to get you across the golden gate. great. thank you, john. challenging stereotypes and captivating audiences. one show at a time. >> it's not always easy to do both. this very band featuring 7 talented women, musicians, know, a thing or 2 about breaking barriers, rovers amanda hari recently sat down with the ban and brings us their story. >> for more than a decade, the music ha

events include a grape stomp and wine tasting in sonoma square.s all happening on september. 29th and 30th. >> the plaza is just electric. whether you want to glass beer, a walk around the something fun for your kiddos to do. there's a little bit of something for everyone here. >> civil is put on by the sonoma valley of into near his head growers, you can learn more at valley of the moon vintage festival dot org. looks like it's going to be a great time. and in the east bay, the hayward public library is offering free hot meals every monday and thursday from now until december. it's happening at the big orange 5. seek food truck at the eden greenway. the truck will be there from 02:00pm to 04:00pm. people can also get hot free meals at the eden youth and family center. every first and 3rd wednesday. it's also from 02:00pm to 04:00pm. well, the giants chances to get into the playoffs are melting away. and the arizona heat kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the highlights from last night's game. >> coming into their series with the diamondbacks

notice the rain totals, they continue to dial down, mainly at the north bay, top totals, western sonoma county, i would urge of rain in some locations, a lot less south of san francisco the other thing is pre-which is different is a lot of wind offshore, see it in the satellite view, that will impact the coast in terms of high surf as we head into this time tomorrow night into tuesday morning. the wave heights are of the 2-4 feet but as they approach the closed -- the coast, could be 14-17 feet by tuesday, coming up we will give you timing of when the rest of the bay area will see rain showers in the 7- day forecast coming up. >>> thank you rob. the u.s. government is heading into a shutdown, the clock is ticking, it could disrupt services and stop paychecks for millions of workers the of, marianne tells us how it could impact you. >> reporter: some federal services such as mail delivery will continue during a shutdown, but other services like getting a passport, could be delayed. >> with was divided on budget negotiations, republicans and democrats say there is still time to prevent a

those cubs are now at a wildlife facility in sonoma county. kron four's ken wayne shows us how they're doing now. >> from surveillance cameras, it appears the 3 cubs are doing fine at their new temporary home at sonoma county wildlife rescue. but the california department of fish and wildlife wants to be sure. and so just confirmed that are things going smoothly. we do have to actually get our hands some point. today is the day of school exams and cups. so one by one, they're darted. and after the saturday kicks given full medical exams, they're weighed each around 65 pounds. >> and measured and x-rayed and more that will include, you know, physical status, including total system. it's also where quitting but samples make sure internally and also screening for a very important as the bears identify and also take this opportunity to give them a parasite control. and then just being ready to respond to whatever they need as we find. so far it hasn't been anything else more significant. >> the x-rays revealed one cub had been shot with a pellet g

a great stop wine tasting and family fun in sonoma square. guess what? it's all happening on september. 29th and the 30th. >> the plaza is just electric. whether you want to glass or beer, a walk around the something fun for your kiddos to do. there's a little bit of something for everyone here. >> well, the valley of the moon vintage festival is put on by the sonoma valley mentors and growers full rundown of events can tap be found on valley of the moon vintage festival dot org. now we're also told this is going to be a banner year for winemaking in the region. i'm curious, the weather is there today. not ahead. a good, good year. last year we could hear the rain. expert extra juice, a not alcoholic beer and it's always a good here for i do. but with that smoke and stuff the past couple years, i know they said that the wind is going make a smoky, so this year's might have like just just because of the past 2 days. some of the other right? has an accent has layers to i don't know don't listen just just know about the weather. but that is something that w

all three suspects have been booked into sonoma county jail. oakland businesses that have recently closed say crime in the city is the number one reason. that's why and now a vocal advocate is speaking with small business owners all around town, encouraging them to go on strike. ktvu is crystal bailey has this story. the customer not coming. sun tran says the crime in oakland is making his business suffer. they love my food. they love the restaurant. they love my family. but it's costly for them. you know, $30, $50 a meal become $550 because of the deductible from the insurance company. he's talking about the window break-ins plague in downtown oakland. that's why he's closing le cheval, an oakland staple that's been serving vietnamese food for nearly four decades. and some say they find fine. i've been fighting, you know, but. but no more right now. tran is looking at moving his restaurant out of oakland. this is my city. i love oakland. you know, and i cannot live anywhere but i cannot do business in oakland to see and witness businesses like

the chilliest weather across marin and sonoma counties. warming up a few degrees. it's not extremely hot. livermore 88. beautiful weather. 84 in san jose. 70s to 80s. from san mateo to palo alto. and napa at 83. another thing we're tracking, if you're doing some traveling. hurricane lee. the storm is powerful. category 3. winds at 115 miles per hour. it's moving slowly. through the rest of the workweek, it's parallel to the united states. by saturday, looks like this would move ashore, somewhere between maine and nova scotia, with winds around 70 miles per hour. we're looking at heavy rain 1 to 5 inches. winds 1 to 50 miles per hour. saturday will be the big day with the delays. otherwise, right here in san francisco, we hold on to 60s next several days. my seven-day forecast with the morning fog. and for the inland valleys, we drop it to 81 on sunday. and look at this, raj. you thought it was good today. monday and tuesday, upper 70s. >> i'm focused on that thursday, friday, saturday. >> yeah. i'm focused on that saturday, too. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, you wa

that is when sonoma county, napa, marine. you will get the most notable aspect from this. 1:00 a.m., kind of holding together a bit as it moves down the heart of the bay. it falls apart as it does so. by the time it gets to the south bay. no rain left over. it is going to stall out, i don't have rain in the forecast from the southbound. the best way to see this, looking at the accumulated totals. 15/100th of an inch of rain. barely anything that will be measurable for locations south of there. one other item to go along with there system. take a look at there forecast. we will see the wave heights, those could be visualized the brighter the color, the higher the wave heights, once we get to tomorrow, we got right into the center of what some of the most energy that the pacific will be throwing our way. as a result, high surf advisory of the season. we are not get agi lot of rain from this. you will feel the energy from this system. be careful and mindful if you are going to be near the beaches. breezy today. it will be a litt

heading to the north bay, for anyone who lives in the higher elevated areas near napa and sonoma and off into solano county, into the sacramento valley, we have a fire weather watch late tonight early tomorrow morning. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour with low relative humidity, this is the reason why we are keeping an eye on the fire threat into the next couple days. relative humidity tomorrow morning will be close to 20% in areas like angwin and it dries up into the afternoon. >>> now for your the top stories. governor gavin newsom is in new york and touting california's world leading climate goals. earlier this morning the governor spoke at the united nations ambition summit. he trumpeted california's many accomplishments toward a greener future but he also called out the oil industry for its part in the climate crisis. and the governor minced no words. listen. >> for decades and decades the oil industry has been playing each and every one of us in this room for fools. they have been buying off politicians and they have been denying and delaying science and fundamental informati

it might take a while on the marin sonoma coast. a lot more fog there than we saw the last couple of 60s, 70s, 80s to near 90. not much change saturday, a little bump up in those temps. sunday and monday, they come right back down on tuesday. all right, steve, thank you. time now, 751 in san francisco. a push to help beautify neighborhoods. we tell you about a program offering grant money to residents to spruce up their communities. coming up in our next hour, how you can apply for that money and how much money is available. and a bitter, sad announcement from a south bay water park that's closing permanently after the break, we'll tell you what could be in store to replace raging waters. and there is a new hour of news coming here to ktvu on monday at 7 p.m. we're debuting the west coast wrap, a fresh regional take on the west coast. biggest and most relevant stories of the day. and then at 730, it's ktvu fox two news at 730 it's a local newscast featuring the bay area's top stories. a newsmaker interviews and your local forecast i

earlier this afternoon, we're looking at some very poor air quality northern sonoma county. now we get that onshore wind and really everything is change. starting to see a lot of green showing up along the coastlines and inside the bay, as you might expect with that fresh onshore push. still a little hazy as some of the interior valleys right now. but i think the trend overall is for some much improved weather conditions. so we've got low pressure dropping into the state. but all of a sudden the forecast models that have been bringing the smoke almost due south. well, guess what, now? we get that nice onshore breeze. and that really helps to freshen up the atmosphere, get that westerly component, the wind. and there you see that smoke begin to make its way out of town. and that will be the trend here over the next couple of days will clear out your skies from the smoke. bring some nice, fresh air. now next week, there's a chance we may be talking about some more smoke coming our way with some northerly winds. but for tomorrow, i think we're looking a good air quality in the

it works through southern sonoma, marin county, now 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m. and some of the showers are holding together as it moves across the golden gate. you can still see the organized line from this weak cold front. in the predawn hours the last of the showers will clear out. it doesn't look like we get anything measurable for places like the tri-valley or santa clara valley from a system like this, although technically the models are saying 0.01-inch. there's the winner, 0.06-inch of rain for santa rosa and that's about it. doesn't mean this is not an impressive storm in its own right and for where it's going, it really is. this is a very well put together system that will deliver large amounts of rain to the pacific northwest and northwest california. yes, this thing is pulling in an atmospheric river like a category 2 strength, not bad. it goes to a scale from 1 to 5. in terms of our little southern branch of that, even though in the upper levels of the atmosphere there will be a much higher concentration of water vapor pulled over the bay, but we won

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so, sonoma county, napa, you will get some rain out of this.e will just visualize where it's going to measure from this. that is mostly sunday and this is monday night, into very early tuesday morning and we are coming in for more detail, just a pull out a little more of the bay and really the only place that is registering would be santa rosa. we have to start somewhere, this is the first one of the season and this is all around good news. the air quality by monday, the smoke is going to be a distant memory. by sunday, we would have already vastly improved. and the marine layer is coming back tomorrow morning. we will wake up with gray skies, still some haziness from the smoke. then higher clouds will show up. and by sunday, it'll be far less hazy. daytime highs tomorrow, we are still below average, only mid-70s for the warmer valleys. so, there's the rain on monday. every one of the microclimates gets that except one, san jose, it is not getting far enough south, so we don't have rain on monday for the santa clara valley. and the north bay is