. >> sonoma county issued the county this afternoon. public health officials hope the boosters will prevent a spike in cases this winter. sergio quintana. >> reporter: nights are getting longer and cooler and more people are heading inside. that combination is growing concern for the bay area. >> there's a lot at stake, we've been through this before, it's wintertime, getting colder. what do people do? holidays, parties, get-togethers. >> reporter: even with booster shots and high vaccinations, should still expect new cases. >> won't prevent any uptick in cases. i think we'll see uptick but not a surge, not like last year. >> reporter: idea is boosters will fortify immune systems and prevent the surge that overwhelmed the hospitals last year. california, new mexico and colorado recommending everyone 18 and older get booster shots, breaking from federal guidelines. colorado getting hit particularly hard last weeks. hospitals seeing a spike in unvaccinated, hoping the booster shots make a difference. >> it's hedging our bets. if we can ho

sonoma county is now joining san francisco, san mateo and claire counties in opening up the boosterst just those with higher covid risk. public health hope the move will hope prevent a spike in cases this winter. >> reporter: nights getting longer and cooler and more people are heading inside. that combination is a growing concern in the bay area. >> look, there is a lot at stake here, we have been through this before. it's the winter time. it's getting colder and what do people typically do? holidays, parties, get together. >> reporter: even with booster shots and high vaccination rates, doctors say we should expect few cases. >> it would not prevent any up taking cases, we'll see increasing cases but not a surge and certainly not like last year. >> reporter: the idea is boosters will fortify immune systems and prevent the surge of patient that is overwhelm hospitals last year. across the country, california and now new mexico and colorado recommending everyone 18 or older getting booster shots. colorado was getting hit particularly hot the last few weeks. hospitals are seeing a spi

we're starting to see those showers, though drifting into portions of sonoma county. this is especially true bodega bay northward. the point arena through sonoma and mendocino counties. cloverdale northward up to you, kyra, on highway one. oh, one, we've seen a couple of sprinkles around santa rosa. just south of santa rosa around rohnert park down to petaluma it really has been nothing more than sprinkles in these areas. so far, though, so it still remains very quiet out there. obviously a lot of rainfall still situated to the west of us that will be drifting into the picture here in a couple of hours. so good news for commuters this morning is that if you're leaving here soon, you should be good to go past 08:00am things start to get dicey in the north bay and then past 09:00am for the rest of us. as for temperatures were in the 50's and 60's. so focus on the rain jacket this morning. not so much about all the layers underneath that it's a mild day, a cool and mild day just a rainy and grey one rain a down day. so that all right. things are getting busy here at the b

sonoma county in san francisco county had the same relaxed requirements.obering milestone, we have learned that covid-19 has killed 5 million people globally in less than two years and that number is coming from johns hopkins university overnight. as early as tomorrow, there could be a new tool in the fight against the virus in the u.s. kids could be getting emergency you authorization vaccines from pfizer tomorrow. the vaccine has received emergency use authorization from the fda and shots could go into the arms of young kids by thursday. some are hesitant about the vaccine, especially parents, with some concern it could affect till it people step >> there is nothing in the data to suggest that for suggest that happens with adults either. kumasi: the biden administration says they're ready to ship millions of doses once the authorization is given. reggie: a specialdia dedededede muertos anyone 12 and up. those who got a shot also at a chance to win travel vouchers from the airline. >> we want to keep the community healthy and safe for the holidays so they

sonoma county says it is operating eight to 10 vaccine clinics daily and anyone who shows up gets a shot. >> the convenience is what is getting people vaccinated. that is important. >> sonoma county says it hopes to keep offering walk-in appointments as long as possible, but making an appointment online is still encouraged. ama: we have looked up places in each county where you can get a booster shot. that is on abc7news.com/tag /vaccines. dan: some on strike and some showing support, a big impact at kaiser hospitals and offices. find out what happened to patients today. ama: thousands of californians are being told they can receive edd benefits. michael finney finds out why. spencer: clouds are moving out, clear skies moving in. i will have the your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant, it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with

in sonoma county vaccine clinics are going to be set up at schools with the county saying they have 37,000 kids now. >> in this new age group that eligible the county has set a goal of getting 70% of those kids vaccinated by the end of february. and we've got a whole lot more. all of the bay area counties on our website at kron 4 dot com that have plans in place to get shots to these kids. so stay tuned for that. coming up at 6.30, by the way, we're going have a live report from santa clara county where officials there are ready to put shots in arms as soon as today. we've got kron four's will tran standing by with that story. so stay tuned. and new this morning. another thing that a lot of parents have been waiting for a ban. >> on the flavored tobacco and vapes that they don't want their kids to have an in walnut creek. there going to be voting on. yes. can't sell it anymore. crawford's camila barco live in the creek with more on the camila. >> good morning, you guys. yeah. this move is really aimed at young people, especially students, the city's mayor says that they think is the number

sued by prosecutors from alameda, sonoma, and -- counties. customers weren't getting their product on time. state law says products brought online must ship out within 30 days unless they're warned it will take longer. yeezy settled without admitting wrong doing. the company is banned from misleading about shipping times moving forward. >> speaking of moving forward, i think the rain is here for many of us and, if it's not, it's about the hit. >> we're starting the see the rainfall return, and that's why we're under the microclimate weather alert. sorts will be getting heavier rainfall. what i want to show you, again, is the storm system moving into the california coastline. we have an atmospheric river tap, but it's just not nearly as extensive as the atmospheric rivers we have had on and off the past three weeks, especially the october 24th river where we had all that damage. we've got to storm moving in. i think we're going to get high totals but again, doesn't look as bad as the historic storm. i want to get that out there. i know a lot o

. >>> sonoma county health clinics will receive some doses back this week. they are bringing the vaccines to campuses. the first two are tuesday. the clinic at guernville. a second clinic in cloverdale at jefferson elementary. and clinics set for wednesday, friday and sunday, at schools in sonoma county. we have the full list on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus. >>> an unsettling weekend at a historic spot in the east bay. what happened to the mission that has police investigating. >>> and the fallout continues from astroworld festival in houston. why organizers apparently didn't stop the deadly concert. >>> you want to bundle up for tomorrow morning. seeing low 40s outside. a few valleys can see upper 30s before wind and rain make a big comeback later tom. >>> in houston, a memorial is continuing to grow from the astrodome incident. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. a criminal investigation into narcotics is under way. scott's partner, kylie jenner broke her silence. she was at that concert. she and travis are devastated a

better chances, maybe a quarter inch to a half inch for sonoma county. up towards mendocino.wrap up the weekend with warm temperatures. san francisco, warmest tay of the week clearly tomorrow to wrap up the weekend. best rain chances for san francisco southward will be thursday into friday. and our inland locations will see warm temperatures in the 70s, probably through monday. north bay, from marin northward, a few showers tuesday. and it will be thursday into friday, which looks to be the best chance for some rain and not the big super soakers we have had the last coup of weeks. but at least there is a chance and hopefully with cooler temperatures to bring a little more snow towards the sierra. rain chances next week. best chances thursday. tomorrow feeling like spring. many places in the mid-70s. >> it is kind of looking behind us, spring, summer. it is gorgeous out there. . >> it's beautiful. no jackpot winner tonight. someone in silicon valley could be sitting on $400,000. we'll show you the numbers next. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys

the point arena through sonoma and mendocino counties.northward up to you, kyra, on highway one. oh, one, we've seen a couple of sprinkles around santa rosa. just south of santa rosa around rohnert park down to petaluma it really has been nothing more than sprinkles in these areas. so far, though, so it still remains very quiet out there. obviously a lot of rainfall still situated to the west of us that will be drifting into the picture here in a couple of hours. so good news for commuters this morning is that if you're leaving here soon, you should be good to go past 08:00am things starto

you kind of see the extent you also see it's spilling out into the, uh, sonoma county area marine county area and then you'll see it kind of just it doesn't actually go away. it's just losing daylight here. so the fog kind of. you know, we lose that imagery, but the fog is still in the central valley, and it's going to be hanging around. look at these temperatures. 61 in fairfield 56 in antioch 58 in vallejo. those were daytime highs conquered. just 59 look at civica. at the 71 degrees. so really nice at the coast tomorrow we're going to have a bunch of high clouds via this system here, lead back this up. shoot we got so here's the long range model. these are the clouds tomorrow. there's noontime. there's eight o'clock so partly cloudy mostly cloudy. i think it's not gonna be as cloudy as this. this this the long range. it doesn't do a good job breaking down the clouds. but then you go into tuesday. our opportunity for some rain comes on thursday this week. that might be nice. maybe 1/10 of an inch quarter inch. nothing big but potential for something. so we were excited to see that. oth

it's making its way to sonoma county a little bit to start the day into the afternoon.ross the bay is really going to deaden quite a bit and the clouds break up a little bit as we get past the witching hour overnight. there you see the collection of rain. but this is kind of tilting above us was not going to get everybody in the bay probably make it into san francisco but not so much into the south bay as much or even really the santa cruz mountains. here's how it looks like the big picture, just the interruption right here. there's more upstream, though, early into next week marks the start what kind of nice, though, looking at half moon bay. not a bad start considering what we're talking about to show you the geography but south of this line that will be like that all morning, however, live shot from the golden gate, not a lot of addiction fog going on here. but quite a bit of cloud cover. there is winds single digits for now. we expect that to pick up a little bit this afternoon and a bit overnight. we'll show you that in just a bit. the future cast for, first of all

most of that will be to the north of santa rosa, so far northern sonoma county, and then the best chancenorth of the golden gate through the first half of tomorrow night, but we get closer to presunrise hours of friday morning, and party chance of rain that works its way further inland, but the showers look less and less impressive as they move farther east, and as they try to make their way into the santa clara valley. we're not talking about much in the way of measurable rain overall. this hit-or-miss pat learn yield a couple hundredths of an inch of rain overall. barely more than a trace for a lot of locations, maybe few hundredths of an inch for san francisco, maybe more than a tenth of an inch for santa rosa, but that looks like the upper end of what this system will be campaign of producing, but again, write will take every single drop. still 60 degrees in san francisco. everybody else is down into the 50s. even down to 53 already in livermore. a good-looking dog walking forecast for bug in san francisco. maybe named after his eyes. chy way was can't hope it, though. everybody shou

we're likely to see a few light showers continuing to push through marion county on up through sonoma county. definitely on the lighter side of things enough to keep roadways wet, though solano county is one of our wet system areas right now, especially between fairfield rio vista and vacaville right now and also looking at spotty showers across the east bay. all zoom in right on highway 24 right here from walnut creek to danville. 6.80. it's definitely wet still looking at some areas of rain are in got lafayette. also in the midst of some light to moderate showers. a brief resurgence of those and then also right around seminole and milpitas a few light showers. and if you're heading up highway 17 between san jose and santa cruz. that's where it's not just windy in those upper elevations. but you've got those slick conditions to along highway 17 and that is going make for an extra slick commute. we do have winds out of the south and southeast around 1015, to 20 miles per hour for your gusts. it's not excessively windy morning, but it is paired with those slick conditions to make 4 a less tha

sonoma county will not be hosting one big clinic site but will instead be doing individual vaccination sessions in schools. those will start on tuesday and solano county has not yet set a date for its clinic besides these county run locations. the doses will also be available at pharmacies and pediatricians offices throughout the bay area. meantime, thousands of us military personnel missed a covid-19 vaccination deadline nearly 8500 active duty air force and space force members are not vaccinated. the air force says these figures account for the 800 people who refuse the shot and the nearly 5,000 requesting a religious exemption. but about 95% of the branches vaccinated and about one percent is waiting for their second dose. the air force plans to review all exemption request by the beginning of next month. the united kingdom has authorized the use of the world's first covid antiviral pill. it was first developed by merck pharmaceutical and is for adults 18 and older who have tested positive for covid and have at least one risk factor for developing severe disease. mark claims, a drug

she said she wants to see her father in jail. >> in the north bay, the sonoma county sheriffs officelled a 26-year-old american quarter horse. the horse was shot in his pasture near a roadway, about 15 miles from sonoma coast line. anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff's office. the shooting is being investigated as animal cruelty. >> most of us have seen a ranking system for natural weather phenomena like hurricanes, but what about creating a ranking system for heat waves? california officials are working to propose on assembly bill to create an early warning system for extreme heat conditions. california would be the first state to use this kind of ranking system. heat waves are known as the silent killer. they are responsible for more deaths and injuries than any other natural weather event. >> account for a number -- the majority of what we see in the er. they are very unpredictable. >> the heat ranking system will have three levels, from most to least threatening. the system is intended to protect seniors, low income populations and those without insurance. the

she said she wants to see her father in jail. >> in the north bay, the sonoma county sheriffs officethe person who shot and killed a 26-year-old american quarter horse. the horse was shot in his pasture near a roadway, about 15 miles from sonoma coast line. anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff's office. the shooting is being investigated as animal cruelty. >> most of us have seen a ranking system for natural weather phenomena like hurricanes, but what about creating a ranking system for heat waves? california officials are working to propose on assembly bill to create an early warning system for extreme heat conditions. california would be the first state to use this kind of ranking system. heat waves are known as the silent killer. they are responsible for more deaths and injuries than any other natural weather event. >> account for a number -- the majority of what we see in the er. they are very unpredictable. >> the heat ranking system will have three levels, from most to least threatening. the system is intended to protect seniors, low income populations and th

. >> sonoma county says it has enough vaccine to meet demand. they're trying to streamline the process. >> close to 7000 people have gotten boosters in the county so we have seen a good response and we want to keep that going. >> we don't have any appointments here. >> in urban county where officials a demand is higher, walk-in clinics are discouraged and finding online appointments has been challenging. sonoma county says it is operating eight to 10 vaccine tencespe wople vted.one whos o. that is important. >> sonoma county says it hopes to keep offinerg walk-in appoinentmts as lo angs possib, lebut theyop he -- eyth samay king an appointment onlein is still encouraged. liven isanta rosa, cornell bernard. rrlay: other counties are offering clinics this weekend, schools in bay point, richmond are open from 8:30 to 4:00 morrow. starev seral appntoimentins maricon unty, including at vato high school. appointment are requedir. the event center open from 009: to 4:00, pmierts required only for kids agefis ve to 11. lot of cntouy has -- sonola unty h

. >> a raid today carried out at the home of the embattled former mayor of windsor in sonoma county.ing out bags of evidence, the latest in an ongoing investigation into the former mayor. i am larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze. larry: dominic resigned as mayor after he was accused of sexual assault and misconduct by several women. kristen: liz kreutz looked into today's raid and joins us with the very latest. liz: this happened around 8:40 this morning. dominic was not at home when the police showed up unannounced. they were there for two hours and investigators were seen leaving with a backpack. they hope it could be filled with evidence that may help lead to an arrest. this morning, investigators searched a home owned by dominic the poli, accused of sexually assaulting multiple women over a 16 year period. these photo and video show sonoma county sheriff's detectives leaving the house in this quiet windsor neighborhood with a backpack. >> the detectives were able to obtain some evidence. i don't have the information or i cannot share the information of what evidence items were confisc

the sonoma county sheriff's department is investigating the shooting deaths of this horse. sheriff's deputies say early monday morning, someone shot and killed this 26 year-old american quarter horse named buddy in a roadway in cars and arrow that said in the mountains north of the guerneville area and the russian river. anyone who has information on this is asked to call the sonoma county sheriff's department in san francisco today. police released more details in the crash that killed an elementary school educators. 70 year-old susan, then rucci has been arrested. police say she drove through the red light at the intersection of union and franklin streets that resulted in a multi vehicle crash that also killed 32 year-old andrew zeman. investigators say impairments does not appear to be a factor route. she faces charges of vehicular manslaughter and running a red light zeman was a beloved educator at the nearby sherman elementary school. the community continues to mourn his loss leaving a memorial on the sidewalk in the area of the crash. >> the threat of a 5th wave of co

more young children can get their covid-19 vaccines at 3 schools in sonoma county. here they are.the healdsburg fitch mountain elementary school. it started at 3 rosen elementary school in santa rosa. that starts at 3.30, which is right now and also 4 o'clock shots will be given out dunbar elementary school in glen allen. now the threat of a 5th wave of coronavirus has prompted california health officials to promote covid-19 booster shots for all adults. this includes those who are outside of the current federal guidelines, the director of the california department of health doctor thomas aragon sent out this memo yesterday. it instructs medical offices and pharmacies across the state not to turn away anyone requesting a booster shot. they just have to be over the age of 18. >> if you think you will benefit from getting a booster shot. i encourage you to go out and get supplies available. >> california health experts say any adult is eligible. as long as 2 months have passed since they got a johnson and johnson shot or at least 6 months have passed since they received a second dos

a couple of pockets in the north bay, especially into the sonoma county mountains and upper elevations marine county since should see some brief heavy rainfall. but for the most part it's going to be pretty smooth sailing as long as you're going a little bit. slower. have some good wipers on >> and then of course the rain jacket, the umbrella. you should be able to get through today. just fine looking outside now san francisco still looks very dry. there's a couple of light sprinkles in the city at the moment, although most of that rainfall is actually kind of just worked its way around san francisco. you're just now starting to see some lighter sprinkles and financial mission district a little bit heavier out towards the coastline. this pocket of heavy rainfall is about to work its way towards sausalito. i think it's going to skirt just north of the golden gate bridge. but there is some light shower activity on the bridge itself working your way down the peninsula. also another spot, but some moderate rainfall that has worked its way on to the peninsula. let's track where this was hea

walgreens and other pharmacies nationwide are also now offering the shots for that 5 to 11 age group sonoma countyed covid-19 vaccinations for 5 to 11 year olds tomorrow held, officials say the shots will be administered at pediatric offices. pharmacies and county sponsored school based clinics. currently clinics have been scheduled at four different schools, annville elementary, jefferson elementary and cloverdale, harmony elementary, and occidental and mcdowell elementary in petaluma. there are an estimated. 37,005 to 11 year olds. they're in sonoma county, a new poll says president biden's approval rating has sunk to a new low, the usa today suffolk university poll found 38% of those surveyed approve of the president's job performance. 59% disapprove. 64% also said they don't want president biden to run for re election in 2024. the poll found. much of the dissatisfaction is among independents who helped president biden defeat president trump last year. a concert go. er is now suing travis scott and drake following a stampede on friday that killed eight people at the astral world music festival.

there are an estimated 37,005 to 11 year olds in sonoma county. san francisco international and other airports across the country should see a surge of international passengers tomorrow when pandemic era travel restrictions are lifted. the international travel restrictions had been in place for a year and a half. visitors will have to show proof of vaccination, but only vaccines approved by the fda or the world health organization will be accepted. meanwhile a federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the biden administrations vaccination mandate for businesses. with more than 100 workers. fox news is christina coleman has the story. a federal appeals court saturday, dealing a blow to the white house's vaccine goals, temporarily blocking the biden administrations. vaccine mandate for businesses with over 100 workers. 27 states had objected to the mandate as unconstitutional and unlawful after osha threatened have defines and even potential prison time for businesses who did not comply. the administration plans to challenge the ruling. the new

here's live doppler 7 want to press in to parts of marin and sonoma county and there you can see some to move on shore with this cold front that'll cross northern california on our monday. so we time out this initial line around 11:39 some light showers around santa rosa close to midnight around middletown and clear lake shortly after that around 12:14 am some light showers crossing your neighborhood. right now with those mostly cloudy skies temperatures mainly in the mid-50s to low 60s 59 both oakland and san francisco right now. we're at 60 in san jose down to 56 in napa. here's live doppler 7 along with satellite. you can see our cold front very nicely on satellite. just beginning to pick up some radar returns across the coastline of northern california. and again, this front will swing through here on our monday and bring us on and off scattered showers through the next 24 hours on the storm impact skill. a level one light system. we are tracking on monday generally light scattered showers highest rainfall will be found in the north bay and our biggest issue with this storm will b

storm tracker two is quiet and on the north edge of sonoma county. cloud cover there, and the rain is still pretty much offshore for most of california areas, even over crescent city, eureka and a little bit farther towards the mendocino county. still seeing a lot of cloud cover but mainly dry conditions. the rain forecast for us here at home anywhere from half inch to an inch, too. in the south bay the central vacancy an inch and a half and in the north bay 2.5 inches along the coastal range anywhere from an inch and a half over areas near the santa cruz mountains to 3.5 expected. for our coastal hills over the north bay. the wind advisory is for the entire bay area starts at seven o'clock this evening will go until three o'clock tomorrow morning winds anywhere from 15 to 25 mph sustained and gusting to 35 even 45 in our hills closer to the coast to expect it to be really, really breezy to windy tonight and into tomorrow. as far as the winter weather advisory for the sierra above 6000 ft anywhere from 42 to 4 inches all the way down below the past, a

we see sonoma county. that's pretty much a lot.g the ground, but you have a couple of hours before the onslaught. >> of all of this going forward. so let's go ahead of the models to. but you know what, you can expect in terms of timing. the deeper moisture should start encroaching say about the golden gate points northwest about 7 o'clock filtering through the east bay in the south bay peninsula before midnight and then the heavier stuff off of the central valley and mountains and far south of us are in down to a monterey county, probably by dawn tomorrow morning but will be left with some spotty showers and the problems on the roads will just get a little worse with some rain showers. so localized flooding even though we don't have any statements involving that still possible jumping to the winds were quick notice the arrows pointing southeasterly here comes the onslaught of winds. it short. we still have a wind advisory that's been posted. however. but this can pose some problems in terms of power lines, trees, that sort of thing

mostly sonoma county sunday. get that extra hour of sleep as you're waking up, hopefully refresh from it monday and tuesday, the rainfall arrives mostly in the evening on monday. the heaviest of it into early tuesday. thank you for that. right couple hot spots in accidents for you to know about before you leave your house this morning here in pleasanton. >> southbound, 6.80, north of 5.80, east got an accident. there. several lanes are blocked. so you're going to see some delays, some slowing. there's also another accident in san ramon northbound 6.80, south of a costa boulevard into the city. we do have an accident. you can actually see the the i would say the police and the emeruency crew lights right there. it's right near the tolls as you're getting ready to head into the city. so we do have an accident says 18 minutes that might go up in the bay bridge because of that rich masera hill commute a little under 14 as you travel out of richmond across towards the nfl and in fremont southbound 80 for east. you've

it is shifting farther east into napa county and solano county as well but still coming down for parts of sonoma and marin counties. crossing the bay into oakland, they will make their way inland and fill in the gap in the rainfall in the same thing for the santa clara valley, that were in the slot sure will climb over the santa cruz mountains and san jose you are going to pick up some measurable rain before all is said and done as we head to the rest of tonight because the rain continues to reform offshore social be wet overnight and it will be windy. the wind advisory continues through three a.m., some gusts of 30 miles an hour already could get some dust to 40 miles an hour over the next four hours pick we take a look at our by our windspeed check into thst to see how the at rain behaves coming up in just a few minutes. >>> you can always get the very latest weather and storm news anytime on cbsn bay area.nga nerve in the bay area piof spki out. ho lill findwhoever nnkechoi he arning thtver even tht. it itrag fatrend six >> jasper wu arrived from gh the grief stricken mother talked about her

a marine county sonoma and napa counties as well tapping into it. our rainfall is going to be concentrated north of the golden gate south of there rainfall amounts only amounting to around a 10th of an inch heavier rainfall amounts to the north of that showers will be brief. this line of storms pushes through during our pre dawn hours. so we'll have an impact, especially an early morning commuters our leader risers will be dealing with those damp conditions on roadways followed by some sunshine the rest of your thursday and clear skies into friday and saturday, too. as far as rainfall amounts. go. not that impressive from the storm. definitely a weaker one than what we saw on monday. quarter of an inch in sandra fell in santa rosa 10th of an inch possible for most of the rest of the bay area as we do make our way through our overnight hours tonight. now, as far as temperatures go today. a really pleasant one. definitely our warmest of the forecast highs climbing well into the 60's and 70's and a few more 70's in your 4 zone forecast than what we had

temperatures in the mid 60s tomorrow in sonoma county.eather there for paso robles. >> looking over here, 880 smooth. there are a few flares that haven't yet burnt out. you can just drive over them. 880 cleared now. there was another crash at 580 in that same area. that also cleared. so getting away from oakland into hayward should be a much more pleasant drive. the rain is now pushing off. san jose just started their commute. >>> the bay area visit from a controversial republican lawmaker suddenly cancelled. just ahead, the reason for the about face and the new pledge from organizers. >>> maybe a sign of the times, a bill that just a few years ago everybody agreed on now blocked in the senate. >>> plus, grab a cosmo to go. you can soon live like carrie bradshaw. how you can literally walk in her shoes for the first time. >>> did you sigh that st see tht the elderly asian couple attacked? you can watch it later this morning by following us on instagram. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community

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here we are tomorrow morning, lots of sunshine once the fog burns away. 7:00, the sonoma county coastlight to moderate showers. but when most of us are asleep tomorrow night, we will wake up to saudi conditions with leftover showers, mist and drizzle -- soggy conditions with leftover showers, mist and drizzle. this will usher in the last day of 70 inland, 60's elsewhere. everyone is in the 60's friday, saturday and sunday with a mix of sun and clouds and monday is our coolest day also. kumasi? kumasi: flavored tobacco and e-cigarette devices may soon be banned in walnut creek. this would follow contra costa county's 2019 band, which covers unincorporated areas. this would include a five-month enforcement delay to give retailers time to meet the new restrictions. reggie: and this has happened three years in a row now -- the season is on hold, which means no crab on the table for the week of thanksgiving. a recent survey found dozens of humpback whales off the coast from sonoma down to san mateo county, along with some endangered leatherback sea turtles, were getting caught in the traps

in sonoma county, shots are available next monday at vaccination clinics. napa valley, also next week. solano county is saying the same thing. remember, these dates are good for county vaccination sites only. your pediatrician, hospital or pharmacy may have a different timeline. you may have questions about the vaccine, especially now for kids and we can help. check out our vaccine faq, and you can find it at nbcbayarea.com or on the nbc bay area app. tap on faq, and it has answers to the most questions like what are the possible side effects. >>> and the bay area taking a step in the wrong direction when it comes to covid transmission. the cdc updated its map. other counties are in the orange, including san francisco and marin, which were in the yellow until monday. >> it cannot be like last year, because we have a lot of natural immunity. last year's winter surge was having almost zero immunity in the population, so it won't be like last year. >> because bay area vaccination rates are so high right now, health leaders are not expecting to see the surge in

solano and sonoma counties are back in the red tier, which is considered high. all other counties are now in the orange, including san francisco and marin, which were in the yellow until monday. health experts are still confident we won't see another surge like last winter. >> we can't be like last year, because we have 80% vaccinations across most of the state, and it won't be like last year. >> because the area vaccination rates are so high, health leaders are not expecting to see a surge in see that surge, and we'll keep following that. >>> and then fremont may soon become the next bay area city to launch a universal basic income program. today in the bay's bob redell joins us. >> they are doing worthwhile research to see if poor families in the city of fremont could be helped, namely those at risk of homelessness and young people transitioning out of foster care. los angeles and oakland, they are already investing in universal basic income as a way to battle poverty, and stockton tried this a couple years ago by giving $500 a month randomly, a program found t

. >> let's head to sonoma county now where vaccine clinics are going to be set up at schools. the county has about 37,000 kids now in this new age group that has been approved for the vaccine and they've set a goal of getting 70% of those kids vaccinated by the end of february. and we have much more on all the bay area counties now on our website, kron 4 dot com. so make sure you check that out. meanwhile, coming up at 7.30, we're going to have a live report from santa clara county where officials there could actually start putting shots into the arms of soon as today. so we'll travel join us with that. meanwhile, we do have some breaking overnight news out of the south bay to tell you about. police are investigating 2 fatal car crashes in san jose. the most recent happened just before 6 o'clock this morning, a truck apparently hit a motorcyclist in the area of north 10th street and commercial street. the rider of the motorcycle died at the scene. the police say this morning the commute will be impacted. so you should probably consider using alternate routes until their investi

for marin county and parts of southern napa and sonoma counties, and we are seeing light showers.t may make your commute a little slower. for the peninsula, also looking for light rain passing by. this is going to be the trend throughout the morning. i will be watching the rain coming through, through at least early afternoon. mike, you are reading the signs on the san mateo bridge? >>> yeah, moisture and mist in the air. you showed the radar activity coming across san mateo and the dumbarton bridge, and the sign here says high winds on bridge, and that's the notice the chp gave overnight. have not had any problems reported. despite the mist and drizzle and light rain coming from the peninsula, we have not seen anything unusual in the commute. in oakland, there have not been any changes. there's active rain throughout marin county, though, so be careful. back to you. >> good advice. thank you. >>> 6:25 on "today in the bay," our consumer team breaks down on how to prepare. >>> how about owning one of the first computers ever made? if you are interested, we'll tell you how much tha

the sonoma county parks department is adjusting its schedule for the weather closing. both could mountain and foothill regional park sonoma county says the parks will reopen as soon as they are inspected and deemed safe. coming up on this hour of kron 4 news a popular clothing brand owned by kanye west is set. >> to pay a settlement worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. why numerous bay area district attorneys filed suit against easy apparel. and later centers are a man who was fortunate enough to come away from houston's astroworld festival. >> little to no injury is talking about the experience. what he's saying about the crowd that >> and rain moving on shore. gusty wind showed up outside and a whole lot of snow coming this year. that will talk all this year. that will talk all about it next. don't worry, ma. we'll be there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another level. always stays calm under pressure. most importantly... the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful! come outside. i'll i

clinics are also set for wednesday, friday, and sunday at schools in sonoma county.e full list of locations on our website. all you have to do is head to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus. >>> look outside right now from our network of traffic cameras and you will notice, among other things, the roads are dry. but this time tomorrow, maybe not. things are going to look very different. another storm headed our way. bringing gusty winds and heavy rain at times for some. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda with the when and the where, rob. >> and what will be packing that bigger punch will, once again, be the connection to an atmospheric river that's going to boost the rain rates at this storm and at times lead to some gusty conditions. and we will start things off talking about that wind advisory for the bay area. you can see, most of the bay area will be impacted by this starting at 7:00 tomorrow evening. wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour so you could have some tree damage and local power impacts and if those come down on the roadways, into tuesday morning, you could se

san francisco and sonoma counties announced the policy change. previously guidelines recommended boosters only for high-risk individuals. a judge has sided with governor newsom allowing the states require teachers and students to continue to wear masks indoors at school. two groups challenged the mandate in court. the biden administration is still blocked from forcing large workplaces to require vaccines or weekly testing for all employees. critics who brought the suit claimed the policy would be government overreach. today, there will be vaccination clinics open for children 5-11. san mateo county is hosting a playland clinic that will include superheroes and even a red carpet at the san mateo county event center from 9:00 to 4:00. sonoma county will hold clinics at two schools listed on your screen. both are open from 10:00 to 11:00. pharmacists at kaiser permanente are planning a weeklong strike in northern california starting monday. the pharmacy guild has been in contract negotiations with kaiser since july 31. it accuses the company of unfa

tuesday at chance of showers may shift into sonoma county. quiet pattern and just some high clouds, dry conditions as we get to the end of the month. it would be nice to bring in more rain but at least for thanksgiving you can open the doors and even enjoy things outside. liz: that will be very nice. thanks. ve dd opened the way for thousands more workers to receive -- the ♪ ♪ when the chapstick goes on. it's on. get yours on at chapstick.com liz: the edd told over one million employed californians they may have to pay back benefits. now it is telling thousands more they may be eligible to benefits they may never got an reopening old claims. it seems like take and give. michael finney sorted out. >> nerve-racking to think we might have to pay back all that money. >> your giving me money but now you think i don't deserve the money? where my going to get the money from? michael: i told you about einstein fo and heather mendoza, both received now the edd is requiring them to prove they are self-employed or pay the money back. on the other hand i

sonoma county is expanding its health order to include flu vaccinations. workers at certain facilities need to get their covid and flu shots. officials say flu shots are important this year to prevent hospitals from a overrun by flu and covid-19 patients, the twindemic. reggie: grief counselors will be ahead after 11 staff member was hit and killed in front of the building. there is no school today because it is veterans day. the crash happened at franklin and union streets yesterday outside of sherman elementary. kate larsen spoke with neighbors. they are saying they are not surprised a wreck happened. kate: just before the start of school, a car hit and killed a parent educator outside sherman elementary. police say two cars were involved in the collision that left a pedestrian, a man in his 30's dead. the selected five him as a beloved staff member and alum of the school. >> when i came outside i heard the crash. i saw the guy pinned against the wall. my neighbor, a nurse, she went there. she checked his pulse. she said no pulse. they put him on the flo

so here you can see up in sonoma county. they've got hood mountains. foothill regional parks are going to be closed today going to go hiking and i know you love it. i know. yeah. let's have to put that off darned near woods. in marin county. you can see they are going to be delaying their open till about 10 instead of the usual 08:00am because they need some time to go out. check the anything dangerous. because - you hiking boots chains. i still if you had gore tex hiking boots, tennis shoes or 5, you could take pictures which you love. and if you take pictures, send them into because we love it. the report that we love to share to have you be part of our coverage this morning because james doesn't have hiking boots. so he can't go out of the rain. >> have to rely on you. yeah. so. >> be a part of our viewer force out there keeping us in included on what the weather is like in your neighborhood. >> 6. '05, is the time. in other news that we're following friends and family of a 23 month-old baby jasper will want justice. they want to find the shooter wh

is moving into sonoma county and parts of marin county right now. the rain is to the west of santa rosa. is up towards cloverdale and beginning to come down. rain will continue progressing to the east. is going around the 10th events to one quarter of an inch of windfall. it will make its way towards the golden gate. let's take a look at the hour by hour. will peak in santa rosa and most of the north in the next few hours. will dwindle quickly as we head toward sunrise. rain chances arrived in san francisco and oakland a little bit leader. and further south, it will be a lower chance of any measurable rainfall in san jose. a couple hundred of an inch. will arrive before the sun rises. we will talk about the next round of rain headed our way next week in a few minutes. >>> working live at san francisco, the children ages five to 11 are eligible four but shots. public health officials they soon they will have to show proof of vaccination before entering public spaces like restaurants, gyms, large events, just like the adults. dozens of children throug

however, tomorrow night, and the first half of saturday, some moisture will try to swing through sonoma county and napa county, some before the sun comes up. they are going to be light, passing, not worth rearranging plans around us unless you absolutely positively needed to hear generally just be flexible without our plans. most of the rain will stay to the north for much better chance of rain for the rest of the bay area in just a second. >> reporter: low to mid 60s, another beautiful perspective on the horizon. temperatures will drop off this evening for san jose. perfect weather to go out for a walk. temperatures are going to drop down into the 50s, but it will be cooler by early tomorrow morning i'm especially further inland. temperatures will end up in the mid to upper 40s, even low 40s, and temperatures tomorrow pretty close to today. around 60 along the coast, with mid 60s for the north bay mama and upper 60s in linden in the east bay. all of these numbers, 2 to 4 degrees below average. the below average temperatures will continue into early next week. more clouds and sunshine on satur

a raid conducted at a former north bay mayor's home that happened this morning in windsor and sonoma county at the home of dominic poli. >> the poli resigned several months ago following angry cries demanding his right resignation following a number of allegations that he drugged assaulted and attacked women, including a city council force or isis has more on what was taken from his home and how the alleged victims feel about the latest developments. >> sonoma county sheriff's deputies taking multiple personal items from former mayor dominic for police home in windsor early wednesday morning. you can see brown evidence bags. concealing what precisely was removed from the home. but in this picture, you can see backpacks east the warrant, just the latest chapter in the case were nearly a dozen women speaking out claiming the once highly regarded rising star committed crimes against them, including battery assault groping and rape currently represents 7 of the survivors of crimes that dominic the poli committed against them. >> i spoke with tracy korea wednesday concerning the detective's acti

kristen: in the north bay, sonoma county has released guidance for holiday gatherings and travel. what health officials nationwide are saying good citing the cdc, officials say the unvaccinated should avoid travel and gatherings and keep distance wincing people outside. -- when seeing people outside. also monitor yourself for two weeks after a holiday gathering. if you are sick or have symptoms, don't travel or attend a gathering. researcher destination to know whether you need proof of vaccination or negative test. dan: let's talk about one of the trending topics on twitter, gavin newsom. late last month, the governor pulled out of plans to go to the cop 26 conference in scotland. recently speculation has been running rampant about why he hasn't made any public appearances since then. phil has been looking into this and he is live with answers. what is the deal? phil: it is pretty interesting and it sort of underscores how big a name gavin newsom is in california, the country and the world. as you said, the twitterverse exploded today, beginning with rumors, where is gavin newsom

earlier this year amidst allegations that he sexually assaulted or attack nearly a dozen women sonoma countyy and they took several personal items and the investigation is looking into claims against him made by several women conference spoke with the attorney who represents 7 of the victims. >> i would say this is at least a positive trigger. >> in the sense of there's validation. and a sense of my gosh it's finally movie. moving. we might actually get this is been a long investigation. and certainly this is a step of progress in the right direction for them. >> we made cars but that they have not been returned by the former mayor. >> 8.47 is the time. we'll take a brief break but just a reminder. we are following live events playing out right now in arlington, the arlington national cemetery. this is the memorial amphitheater. and there you can see president biden there on the left side of the screen. he is currently being introduced by a handful of speakers that are coming for him and at some point here when he comes up to the lectern to deliver his remarks to the nation on this veterans