london we have alexander mackerras he is to director and writer for the duran dot com and in sonoma california we crossed to john jordan he is a political strategist right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it well one of my rules of my program is a week i go to the person that got up early is for this program and that goes to john good morning i hope you had your coffee my first question is what kind of game changer is this election in ukraine it's far from over but we have a comedian that won the largest number of votes and we'll talk about the people that weren't allowed to vote in this election as well go ahead john in sonoma. there are two primary factors in this campaign as you pointed out is the anti corruption message which is clearly resonated the other piece of this which hasn't been talked about so much is language there are two pieces to ukraine while there's a strong national identity there's a portion of the ukraine which speaks which is russian speaking and recently mr mr poroshenko there's been language bills

london we have alexander make your us he has to director and writer for the duran dot com and in sonoma california we crossed to john jordan he is a political strategist right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want.

london we have alexander make yours he is the director and writer for the duran dot com and in sonoma california we crossed to john jordan he is a political strategist right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it well one of my rules of my program is a week i go to the person that got up early is for this program and that goes to john good morning i hope you had your coffee my first question is what kind of game changer is this election in ukraine it's far from over but we have a comedian that won the law go ahead john in sonoma. there are two primary factors in this campaign as you pointed out is the anti corruption message which is clearly resonated.

show said we heard the sirens and fred phelps, 72 years old from sonoma county, in california.n paris as the guardian writes on holiday or vacation with his wife, 71 and booked a guided tour for the day of the a tomorrow. quoting this american from california, it's one of the things i wanted to see before i died, he said. we saw what was happening. we both welled up. it's terrible, just terrible to say the face of the parisians and hear the emotion in their voices. we don't understand french, but we understand this. we're both very moved. another visiting her children that are working in paris with her husband says she was along the river there at a cafe terrace when she saw the first plumes of smoke rise into the air. that was just before 7:00 p.m. again, the fire department has informed us this just began five or six minutes after 6:00. she is seeing the first smoke after 6:50. she said, it's dreadful. we've seen people sobs, tears pouring down their faces, this is part of the heritage of paris, not just paris but all of france. it's terrible to see a magnificent building go

california. >>like i've been mentioning bay area looks pretty good today. you might see just a couple of sprinkles up in moran and sonomare very isolated. very short lived if you do see just wanted to drops on your drive into work this morning, 40's and 50's for your morning temperatures mostly across the day as by noontime you're going to be looking at some low 60's and into the afternoon still holding on to some 70's for one more day. we've got a cooler and cloudier forecast ahead of us along with those showers i'll get to that still to come. robert. >>all right, let's head back to 90 sewer traffic is officially at a crawl the last time we checked it will slow now is just creeping a long out of hayward right now westbound heading over to the peninsula. so no major issues story about but it gets too late to be thick. crowd that's already creeping along here on the flat section speech will improve at the high rise, you are hot spot free heading to san francisco. but this mackup extends into the maze so you will have to wait a less. >>you're a car pool or those lanes are a lot i'd open but everybody else sitting in traff

the california department of health. sonoma county was the lowest at 92% but some bay area schools have lower rates than state health officials would like. the lower vaccination rates are mostly at private schools. one of the lowest at the berkeley rose waldorf school and only 29% had received the measles vaccine and golden bridges in san francisco, 71% of students were vaccinated and at the new village school, that number was only 62%. health officials say the best way to stop the spread of measles is by getting everyone vaccinated. >> i hope the private schools would educate their parents and encourage their parents to get their kids immunized. >> state law prohibits parents from not getting their children vaccinated based on personal beliefs and it would require the medical department to require them and not individual doctors chrks is how it works now. >>> hundreds of students and staff at cal state are under quarantine. you feel like fewer than 50 was under quarantine lower this week. it lasts more than 24 and 48 hours til

california this year. seven of those kays are in the bay area. >>> in the north baker staff and students at sonoma state university are being warned not to drink the water on campus. more now on that warning and how staff and students are reacting. >> reporter: the psychology professor is a little anxious starting his night class. he forgot to get a beverage beforehand. >> it is something that you have to be aware of. i have to lecture for three hours. >> do you have any water? >> no. i'll have to figure out what i'm gonna do. >> reporter: normally he'd duck out to the hallway for a sip or refill his canteen. but not now. many mountains are covered up. across campus and dorms, the concern is sediment in the well water after the pumping system malfunctioned and pressure dropped. testing is done as a precaution, the water is on. but sanitizer is available for after hand-washing. e-mail alerts have gone out, keeping everyone informed. >> i in class today. >> reporter: the university has cases of bottled water on-hand, giving them away in a few locations. one per person. uncertain how long it will have to last. >> jus

california released its state of the air report card 6019. high marks for san francisco and marine counties getting an a for improving the air we breathe. napa and sonoma received a b. san mateo got a c this year, and failing grades across the board meda, contra costa and santa clara counties. california is home to ten of 25 cities and the american lung association says we have made tremendous strides to improve air quality, but more must be done. >>> this morning, a california woman is speaking out after a shark bit her in hawaii. it happened yesterday offer the coast of the big island. bishop from glendale was kayaking -- when their morning took a frightening turn. >> the water was really clear and i didn't see anything and all of a sudden something hit me from behind and dumped me over and bit my leg. >> i heard her yelling shark, shark, so i turned and saw her in the water. i could see the fins of the shark. >> paddlers helped bring her back to shore. bite mark was 13 inches in diameter. despite the ordeal, kimberly says she's not afraid of getting back in the water. >>> another tourist died at the grand canyon. park officials confirmed a 70-year-o

california at most risk from wildfire. >>> new numbers from the u.s. census bureau shows fewer people living in the north bay. in sonoma county, the population droed to just oundz 500,000 people between 2017 and 2018. the numbers are less drastic. they recorded a 1,000 people drop during that same time period. >> let's take a look at what is going on, temperatures around san francisco that are comfortable. we are in the mid- to upper-50s. 51 and 53 the lake merced about 58 degrees. we got 50s everywhere this morning. even some 60s. 62 in pittsburgh. coming from from tracy, 68. from livermore, 52 degrees. these temperatures are anywhere from four to 12 degrees warmer. now it will be a higher bar to start from for even higher temperatures this afternoon. if you are driving, you may need the air-conditioning this morning. you will be peeling off those layers as it gets hot. here's a look at the peninsula. 50s through 7:00. 60s through 9:00, already 72 at 11:00, nearing 80 to low 80s during the afternoon hours, back in the mid-70s by 7:00. east bay valleys, 59 at 7:00, nearly 70 already at 9:00, nearly 80 at 11:00, nearly

california and local governments lose $2000 for every person, not counted. the genie inspectors and contractors will be looking at power poles in sonoma county it's being done ahead of wildfire season, the sonoma sheriff put out an advisory after people reported suspicious looking folks eyeing the polls all inspectors have been issued ideas by pg e and they should ask for permission to access. owner's property, but if anyone asked to come into your home. she called the sheriff's office right away. nevada police are looking for these 2 men investigators say they robbed and stabbed another man. it happened on alameda del prado right off highway one to one the suspects were seen taking off in a dark colored sedan. >>another promising snow survey today up in the mountains, but now state water resource officials are taking some precautions was so much snow on the ground. good problem to have ashley zavala was at the survey and explains what today's result. >>could mean for the rest of spring. >>another soggy snow survey at phillips station tuesday april survey is very significant because this is typically when we see the deepest snow pack with the most water con

sonoma county and unincorporated areas of santa cruz will also have an increase. most of the sales tax hike will be up to 1%. online sales are not exempt. >>> california has more bridges in poor condition even after the state imposed higher gas tax. and increase went into effect last year. saying that the state spent $121 million to replace 89 bridges. critics say that the work is not happening fast enough. saying that the number of bridges in poor condition have increased. the typical bridge repair project takes 3-5 years to replace. >>> therapy involved genetic modification allows them to attack cancer in the blood. but now they have found a way to apply the treatment directly to a tumor. among the patients, half of them saw their conditions improve the results were discussed today at a conference for cancer research. >>> the new spillway at the orrville dam will be used for the first time. they said that the rebuilt spillway is safe and they plan to put water down it on tuesday. lake orrville has arisen 50 feet and is now at 77% of full. the spillway collapsed in february 2017 during heavy storms and was rebuilt last november as part of a $1 billio

redwood city, los gatos and all of sonoma county keep in mind that shopping online will not help you save any more as a result. the us supreme court decision last year california will now require out of state retailers to collect sales tax when shopping online so keep that in mind. check out about shopping cart all right coming up next on the cross for reading news controversy for propose homeless center in san francisco. we'll take a look at the plan and to relocate hundreds along the embarcadero plus 3 cop cars were hit during a traffic stop and investigators say it was intentional. we'll also have the latest on a popular california rapper who was fatally shot in los angeles with police saying the shooters are still on the lose. here's a live look outside from 92 traffic looks good we'll check your forecast coming up and just a bit. and the money and we didn't have i knew a lot about kron on the bay area's only commercial free streaming news service. >>but the kron on app gives you a lot more than just live local breaking news around the clock. it also gives you on-demand access to the crime for archives that includes people behaving badly. plus all the in-d

sonoma county. shopping online won't help you save. as a result of a u-s supreme court decision last year, california will now require out-of-state retailerss taxes when shopping online.. (jr) a fun day in san francisco this afternoon as those here payed homage to the yellow emperer. this happened at the civic center across from san francisco city hall. the yellow emporer is regarded as the one common ancestor for all of those with chinese heritage. there was drum beating, nine person show lion dances, singing and dancing, and a number of performance groups there today. the yellow dragon has been worshiped in chinese culture for thousands of years. (jw)(jw) coming up -- celebrating a broadcast legend. how ábelva davisá inspired so many women in the bay area. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrs) and this man got a second chance at life through a heart transplant. his mission to give back. (jr) a folsom man is going strong and loving life -- 23 years after receiving a new heart.(justine) he is now 90-years-old...and on a mission to find his donor's family. leticia ordaz introduces us to ájack sunzeriá (sun-say-ri).

sonoma county. shopping online won't help you save. as a result of a u-s supreme court decision last year, california will now require out-of-state retailerst sales taxes when shopping online.. in the east bay. an attempted traffic stop lead to a chase and the suspect ramming a stolen vehicle into san leandro police cars. it happened over the weekend on southbound i-880. as you can see --- the suspect hit 3 police cars. the third collision finally stopped the stolen vehicle and the driver was arrested. a second person was found passed out in the back seat --- and was also arrested. none of the deputies that were hit suffered serious injuries. in the north bay... one person is injured and two buildings are damaged from áthisá fire in santa rosa. firefighters say -- the fire started at one building on college avenue between morgan and mendocino avenue and quickly spread to another building next door. damages are estiamted to be 450-thousand dollars for the buildings and cars. the cause of the fire is unknown. in the east bay -- police have arrested a suspect in connection to a stabbing near u-c berkeley. 36-year-old ájose hernandezá has been

california wildfire. >>> in weather, as advertised, a cooldown across the bay area. we will let you know if the cooling will continue coming up in your sunday forecast. >>> a sonoma county mother on a crusade. what you want everyone to know about the joys and challenges of fostering children tomorrow on mornings on 2. >>> a new report says the firefight to stop the devastating woolsey fire last november was hampered by multiple requests from unnamed politicians and celebrities to check on their homes and that is according to an after action review by the los angeles fire department. the woolsey fire destroyed more than 1600 homes in los angeles and malibu. four people died. officials say in the future, a process should be set up to handle those requests so they don't a fear with interfere with firefighting operations. >>> president trump is weighing on nfl draft and tweeting about the controversy involving the 49ers draft pick, nick bosa. the president writes, congratulations to nick bosa for being picked. you will be a great trip player for years to come pick big talent. san francisco will embrace you but most important, always be true to yourself. make america great a

, martinez, redwood city, los gatos, sonoma county, alameda and antioch are also raising their sales tax. >> that's not fair. we already pay a lot of taxes california >> reporter: abc7 news. >> a 90-year-old man alive today because of a heart transplant years ago is looking to the bay area to find his donor's family. >> jackman's heart still beats strong especially for his bride of 6 years. but that wasn't always the case. 23 years ago, jack went into cardiac arrest and kept having repeated heart attacks. his doctors told him he would need a new heart soon. >> i asked my nurse, honey, how much time do i have to live? she said you really want to know? i said yes. she says, well, probably a week. if the heart doesn't come in within a week, you're going to be gone >> reporter: but he's still here because a heart came through from a 44-year-old palo alto man who died in his sleep from aneurysm. the surgery was performed november 91995 at the california pacific medical center where they used to live. now jack just wants the opportunity to show the how good the heart has been to him. >> i hope they have a nice reunion. >>> it would be great if we had mor

sonoma county. shopping online won't help you save. as a result of a u-s supreme court decision last year, california will now require out-of-state retailerssales taxes when shopping online.. ( darya ) new this morning... two burglars are on the loose for breaking-in and stealing from a camera rental store. details are limited... but we do know this happened yesterday morning in san carlos. two men broke into the borrow lenses store on industrial road. they ended up taking two laptop computers from the lobby before leaving. ( darya ) in the north bay... one person is injured and two buildings are damaged from áthisá fire in santa rosa. firefighters say -- the fire started at one building on college avenue between morgan and mendocino avenue and quickly spread to another building next door. damages are estiamted to be 450-thousand dollars for the buildings and cars. the cause of the fire is unknown. in the east bay -- police have arrested a suspect in connection to a stabbing near u-c berkeley. 36-year-old ájose hernandezá has been booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon the stabbing happened last wednesday in the 7-hundred bloc

california is covered in the gray skies. to the north we have the rain falling. areas along napa valley as well as the sonoma valley and areas are fructuating with the winds. it will slip into the bay area by the afternoon and early evening hours. that will be the best shot. we had a live look with a little drizzle on the lens already. perhaps a little mist and drizzle in addition to the cloud cover. here is a look at the futurecast. as we get into the lunch hour, it begins to move closer. it looks like lake county is there, on the edge of the county. we will remain mostly cloudy and dry for the lunchtime. for the afternoon, things start to change up a little bit. it is very scattered in nature. we have light rain over the bay in time for the evening commute. as we mentioned a little while ago, scattered showers on the giants game later today. we are looking at scattered showers that become more widespread in the evening. snow levels will drop in the sierras and expected to impact i-80 and 50. please be careful out there. we could have tricky commutes out there. advisories may come into play eventually. here

investigate the deaths of racehorses in california after 23 died. 35% do not support creating a new panel. >>> police are investigating a sexual harassment on a sonomate campus. a student told police she was raped on campus sunday morning. the press democrat is reporting that the suspect is not a student but met the victim on a dating website. this is the second reported rain on the campus this year. >>> san francisco police are sharing surveillance video that shows an officer rushing in to save the life of a man who overdosed on drugs. this happened on tuesday. officer clifford performed cpr and administered narcan to a man who collapsed on the street. most san francisco police vehicles have kits containing narcan. >>> a investigation continues in contra costa county where a pedestrian was hit and killed on highway 4 after the man ran across the h it happened last night around 9:00 in pittsburg. authorities have yet to identify the man who ran from the center divide into the path of the car. the driver of the sedan was unable to avoid hitting the man who died at the scene. the driver stopped and is cooperating with investigators. >>> drivers will n

the officer is from the california highway patrol formed a procession to honor the officer last night. >>> back here locally, a security guard in sonoma county called to report what he thought was a suspicious person and ended up under arrest. the guard, 33-year-old lloyd collins said a man was threatening him. officers arrived and noticed this inside the car including cocaine, a loaded gun and ammo for which collins didn't have a permit. he was booked into jail. >>> if you see something, say something. friday night in fairfield someone did that. a woman flagged down officers telling them she saw an alask-4n a car at an apartment complex. officers responded and sure enough, there it was. the gun was leaning against the central console. it had a round in the chamber and 28 in the magazine. the driver said he didn't know anything about the weapon. he was arrested. >>> now to president trump back in the nation's capital this morning after wrapping up his two-day swing out west. he ended the trip in las vegas. the president continued to take aim at immigrants and asylum seekers. >> reporter: just a day after telling migrants the country i

sonoma county. shopping online won't help you save. as a result of a u-s supreme court decision last year, california will now require out-of-state retailerso collect sales taxes when shopping online.. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a controversy is heating up in san francisco over a proposed homeless center. we'll take a look at both sides of the issue. plus...the family of a vallejo man who was fatally shot by police are speaking out after officials release video of the shooting. and after the break... another measles case in the south bay adds to the growing number of cases in the bay area. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even rooftop parking. strange forces at work? only if you're referring to gravity-and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ i'm off to college. i'm worried about my parents' retirement. don't w

california fire victims fight back. >> we just have to have some better parameters with this company. >> the popular sonoma winery that is closing its doors. >>> >> here is a look at the primetime lineup brought to you by the u.s. open championship at pebble beach june 10-16, text tickets on sale at u.s. open.com. >> he -- she became known after she helped build a case back in the 1990s. the environmental activist is going up against the utility again but this time it is to help the camp fire victims, reporter has the story, from chico. >> house is on fire everywhere. the town is burning down. >> i want them to know really how hard that was. how hard it is, it is not just that i lost my house, it is not it was of life. emories. not just a portion of it. it was literally every single moment of my life. and how i did stuff and highly my daughter did stuff. it is completely gone. >> that is what kayla wants pg&e to understand, five months after seeing the life she knew, disappear and smoke and flames on skyway in paradise. for management of the utility's transmission lines is believed to be the cause of the campfire. nov

sonoma county where some are searching for a less stressful way to rebuild their lives. >>> plus, how much snow did the seemingly endless storms bring? the results from today's storm survey and what it means for california. >> and the family known for their quintuplets have to leave their home. the bay area housing market that is forcing them out. >>> it has been 17 months since the tubs fire devastated entire neighborhoods around santa rosa. now the rebilling has begun. as john ramos shows us, some are showing a construction method that promises to get them home sooner. >> reporter: building a house can be mentally exhausting with the thousand decisions so make and time lines to juggle. imagine doing that while you are trying to rebuild your life as well. >> right over the top. right over that ridge. >> reporter: when george lost his home in the tubbs fire, he knew he wanted to rebuild. but there was one thing at the top of his wish list. >> not spending three or four years of my life building. >> reporter: he turned to a company called hybrid prefab homes in santa rosa. they customize predesigned plans, deliver them to the site. george's new 3,000 square foot home arrived in four pieces with cabinets

california, roughly 40% of the state is habitat. you get about four per 100 square miles. in napa and sonoma counties alone they have tagged and are tracking eight of them, and there are probably more. live in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> all right, wayne, thank you. >>> after the warriors' big victory in game one of their play-off series against houston, the topic of conversation before game two is all about space, as in personal space. enon aye because of t houston's james harden put up a three-pointer, but as he came down he got the warriors' draymond green. no foul called and the lsaid tht call. but that broughtndht on contact. >> a lot of players have gotten really good at deception, creating contact. i don't remember people falling down on three-point shots all the time when i played. >> kerr had some fun now withto fouled by a reporter as he started the news conference that is sure to ignite more fire into this rivalry. game two is tomorrow at oracle arena. the series then goes to houston for game three saturday only on abc7. the nba countdown begins at 5:00 p.m. tip-off

san mateo, and sonoma counties, parks and open space sought increased financial support, new partnerships, and dramatic capital improvement. as your senator from the state of california, i congratulate you on this achievement and wish you continued success in the years to come. [applause] >> hello. my name is connie o'connor and i had the great pleasure of serving with mary as the commission president while she was the general manager, at that time, we had all the responsibilities that you have now. i had fun working with her and phil and shawna and all the people at recreation and park, and her intellect, i mean i was amazed constantly at how much she knew about everything. she probably didn't know how many tulips there were at any given time. anyway, thank you for your service to this city, and thank you for making my tenure so easy , you really made me look good at the time. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> is there anyone else would like to come forward and speak? if so, please come forward. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is bill along. i am the former chair of the bay area ridge trail council, still a board member. our organization was blessed, tru

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northern california, the dividing area between clear skies to the south and cloud cover to the north, right around eureka, in terms of the cloud cover, clouds over the bay, the north bay, north sonoma0 degrees, santa rosa 55 fairfield the upper 50s, 57, live camera, you can see what's happening above the clouds over the bay, a little bit of a break, the clouds will win out, tomorrow afternoon, at the ballpark, cloudy skies, partly cloudy, temperatures pretty mild in san francisco approaching the upper 60s. why so warm? a big area of high pressure building in from the south, with that, cloud cover in the north bay, warmer sunday, more neighborhoods in the 70s, the shower band, as we take this into your monday, a week system that will move in, they could send in more clouds, may be scattered showers, that will be in your monday forecast, no major storms showing up at all, no atmospheric rivers or anything like that. >>> tomorrow morning, showing you the overcast, pringles are areas of drizzle especially in the coast, and north bay. the chance tomorrow morning, afternoon hours, cloud cover, stubborn patches here in the north bay up towards the coast, and sonoma county. >>> monday, her

california proposal. >>> the rain over the past few months may have ease the drought concerns igpopulation o carrying mosquitos over the next few months. the sonoma control district says it's already identified more than 20 thousand mosquito breeding sites in the counties. buy ol gisz say standing water and. >>s see swamps is a concern as temperatures warm up. and also concerned about smaller puddles of water in people' back yards. >> malaria, west nile, zika a lot of the nasty stuff that humanity deals with or mosquito borne illnesses. >> bodies of water are being treated and so far mosquitos trapped have not tested positive. but homeowners are urged to be extra vigilant about standing water around homes. >>> in santa clara county the vta is! scrambling to contain an outbreak of scabies. the vta pulled a dozen businesses used by the infected employees. it also hired an exterminator to clean the entire fleet. now the main symptom of an infection is itchy rash and that's caused by microscopic insects that burrow under the skin. >> they don't jump or fly so they're basically crawling at about 1 centimeter in minutes when on the skin. >> scabies is

california department of public health released kindergarten immunization rates for each county. in the bay area over all vaccination rates are at or near 95%. which officials consider safe. sonomacame in at the lowest with 92%. some local schools have lower rates than state health officials would like.>> reporter: in the fight against the spread of measles county public health officials are frustrated by a new report on school immunizations. the report by the california department of public health shows the 2017/2018 school year some bay area schools have high numbers of kindergartners entering school without proof of receiving the mmr vaccine for measles mumps and rubella. a public health officer for contra costa county. >>> what we are most concerned about is pockets in particular areas or schools that have lower rates. one child gets exposed to measles. they can rapidly pass it to other children.>> reporter: one of the schools with the lowest percentages was the berkeley rosa waldorf school of private school. it showed only 29% had received the measles vaccine at one of his campuses. the school is now consolidated in south berkeley. the vaccination issue has become so highly

indicates the california department of public health release kindergarten in immunization rates for each county. >>> vaccination rates are at or near the 95% rate at which officials consider safe. sonoma in at the lotus lois with 92%. local schools have lower rates than state health officials would like. rob's live in berkeley with that part of the story.>> reporter: officials say the best way to stop the spread of measles is through vaccinations. state records show some schools have very low rates of vaccination including this one.>>> in the fight against the spread of measles county public health officials are frustrated by new report on school immunizations. the report by the california department of public health shows the 2017/2018 school year some bay area schools have high numbers of kindergartners entering school without proof of receiving the mmr vaccine for measles mumps and rubella. a public health officer for contra costa county. >>> we are most concerned about is pockets. particular areas or schools that have lower rates. one child gets exposed to measles. they can rapidly pass it to other children. >> reporter: one of the schools with the lowest vaccination percentages w

california with a sales gas tax has gone up, most by 0.5%. other cities include antioch, los gatos and martinez, also redwood city, santa rosa, and throughout sonomanty. in alameda, some residents we spoke to did not seem to mind . >> i don't really care. because i have this fond hope that they will use it for extra sales tax to do things like fix roads which are horrible here. >> reporter: there is something new, california and 29 other states are requiring out-of- state retailers including online companies to pay sales tax. supporters say this will make it fair for brick-and-mortar stores competing with online retailers like amazon . >> i'm kind of against it. it is getting more expensive. >> reporter: he says he might change his stance as long as the money is paying for were the things . >> if it is used for something like that, school, improving streets, fixing potholes, that is good. >> reporter: governor newsom said this would generate around $219 million between now and june 30 an extra $554 million next fiscal year. henry lee, ktvo, fox 2 news. >>> despite pay equity laws, women are still only learning $.89 for every one dollar men are ear

california and elsewhere. >>> happening today, 51 cities around gallup when you are raising sales taxes. here in the bay area, that includes alameda, antioch, latinas, redwood city, los gatos, and santa rosa. sonoma county in unincorporated parts of santa cruz will also have the sales tax hikes. most of the tax will between 0.5 minus 1.0%. >>> the open public library is extending its hours. the main library will now be open seven days a week. the 14 other neighborhood library branches will be open six days a week. every library location will also be open on mondays and many of the branches will stay open until 8 pm. that will be two nights a week. is the first time in 15 years at the oakland public library has extended its hours. >>> it is really nice for kids who do not have internet access because they can go there and work on their homework. >> they can learn stuff. i love libraries. >> i do, too. >>> the time is 5:10. a grammy nominated rapper was shot and killed outside his own clothing store. people are remembering trend 25 is a please look for the suspects. >>> another resource has died. 30 so trying to figure out what is behind the two dozen deaths of forces in a matter of months. >>> goo

california where the sales tax has gone up, most by 0.5%. other cities include antioch, los gatos and martinez. also affected, redwood city, santa rosa, and throughout sonoma county. in alameda, some we spoke to did not seem to mind. >> don't really care. whatever. >> because i have this fond hope they will use it, the extra sales tax locally to do things like fix roads which are horrible here. >> reporter: there is something new. california and 29 other states are requiring out-of-state retailers including online companies to pay sales tax. supporters say this will make it fair for brick-and-mortar stores competing with online retailers like amazon. >> i'm kind of against it because it is getting more expensive. >> reporter: he says he might change his stance as long as the money is paying for were the things . >> if it is used for something like that, school improvement, streets and fixing potholes and stuff, that is good, yeah. >> reporter: gavin newsom estimates this will bring about $290 million for the state between now and june 30 and an extra 554 million for the next fiscal year. >>> new information on the murder investigation of rapper, nipsey hus

sonoma county after his car plunged down a hillside last night. police say his girlfriend survive climbing back up the steep slope with a broken leg. and waiting more than 13 hours to be rescued. californiaighway patrol says the couple was driving on bo hand dylan wrote in cars and arrow when their car went off the road for unknown reasons chp says the car rolled about 800 feet down the apartment and ended up on its roof, a woman was flown to a hospital her current condition is unknown. what led to the crash. there's also a note. >>they could tell a worker died while setting up for the music and arts festival in the southern california desert the event's organizers said in a statement that the man was working on a stage when he fell the statement did identify the man by name but said that he had been working for the coachella team for 20 years. the six-day festival spread over 2 long weekends is set to begin on friday. it includes big acts like ariana grande, a childish gambino and janelle mon a there among several that will take the stage is this year. in sudan, 10's of thousands of people are protesting in front of the nation's army's headquarters. they're calling on the country's emba

california. it's in alameda, antioch, martinez and redwood city. the sales tax going up half a percent there. los gatos will see a small change. areas that do not impose a strict tax in sonomasee a sales tax go up 0.125% as well. we have all the information you need on these increases on our website, abc7news.com. >>> i have american canyon, mill valley, petaluma in the upper 40s. mid to upper 40s. everybody else low to mid-50s. east bay valleys through most of the bay until you get to redwood city at 48 degrees right now. so a mild start. temperatures mainly a couple degrees to even nine degrees warmer than this time yesterday. so a heavy jacket this morning. you'll notice it feels like spring outside. it's going to be mild all day on mass transit from the 50s this morning to 60s this afternoon. driving, mainly dry except for the north bay. a slight chance of a shower and light breezes. for the peninsula, we're in the 50s until 9:00. 62 at 11:00 to mid-60s. 59 at 7:00. it's just mainly cloudy all day. let's take a look at the east bay valley. possibly a little bit of sunshine at 7:00 right before it sets. we start off in the mid-50s. hang out around 70 during the afternoon

sonoma state are told not to drink the water. that's because of a problem with the campus pump system. the school is testing for contamination and bottled water is available on campus. >>> and californiation of life. that's going on at the staple center and tickets available at 10:00 this morning and the grammy nominated artist was shot and killed on march 31st outside his clothing store in l.a. >>> news up dates throughout the day on your favorite platforms including your news website at kpix.com. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> well, good morning. we are tracking a stalled tour bus that's causing quite a stir in san francisco this morning. in fact i just checked in with chp. it's on northbound 280. it's stalled right there at the onramp at 25th street. they say southbound, and ignore that, it's southbound. there's a backup as you head into san francisco this morning. highway 4 or at bailey road, that has been moved to the right shoulder, but it's slow and go towards the east shore freeway this morning. now, in the south bay, a new crash, southbound 101 at bowers northbound. it's going to take y