in sonoma county, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dan: thank you.san francisco, 220,000 people are expected to attend the three-day outside lands music festival. it kicks off in golden gate park. preparations are well underway. reporter lyanne melendez explains security is very tight and now there is a new health concern looming. reporter: outside lands is sometimes referred to as a food festival that just happens to have music. 96 restaurants to choose from. >> everyone gets to gain weight by eating. overeating. reporter: the attraction is of course the artists performing in the next three days. 111. the art of socializing through music was interrupted by the pandemic. >> not just to hear music by yourself, but have that experience with other people. it really did make people appreciate what they have when they have it. reporter: and this year, there are a few things that people don't have to do. >> you don't have to mask up. you don't have to provide proof of vaccine. you don't have to do some of the things you did in the past. reporter: but let's

the sonoma county board of supervisors are going to consider some major changes to vacation rentals inlicensing permitting program, as well as restricting rental licenses to just one person. supervisors say tourism plays an important role in sonoma county's economy. but >> they want to ensure and over concentration of vacation rentals does not negatively impact the neighborhood. it's 5.34 and there are growing privacy concerns about home security videos being released. the u.s. has the largest number of surveillance cameras in the world. yeah, and they're everywhere. and some capture your most private moments. but did you know your video can be shared without your consent? sloane glass has more on that. >> take a look at google's privacy and terms page if we reasonably believe that we can prevent someone from dying or from suffering serious physical harm, we may provide information to a government agency, for example, in the case of bomb threats, school shootings, kidnappings, suicide prevention, and missing persons cases. we still consider these request in light of a laws and our poli

it impacts the tri-valley area, napa, sonoma county. it is hot out there. if you do have to go outside for an extended period of time, make sure you are reapplying sunscreen and hydrating properly. today's one the hottest day of this week, the season, alone, actually. we will start cooling down, we just just have to get through today alone, 90s or in the forecast in in the santa clara valley. we have a similar trend in the tri-valley area with triple digits, 107 today in fairfield. this is the day to take advantage of that expensive ac that you are paying for. the peninsula has a completely different trend. anywhere from sausalito into daly city, today is a nice day there. really, it is just depending on the microclimate. with that in mind, mind, let's start with the inland areas. daytime highs today arranging in the triple digits with upper 90s by tomorrow. we start to cool down as we head into the weekend. a trough of low pressure will develop closer to the state. as we extend into san francisco and and even oakland, it is mostly 70s and 60s across the bo

winetasting costs have soared in sonoma county. winetasting report finds the average cost of a tasting in march of 2020, just before the lockdown, was $25. make that $26. compare that to june of this year, the average price of a tasting -- $36. a whopping 44% increase. joining us live now is eric schwartzman, editor of the sonoma white -- sonoma wine tasting blog. what did you set out to prove here? >> it's a pleasure to be here to talk about the winetasting report. as you saw on the cover of the san francisco chronicle today, i think what we set out to find from the report is how healthy is the sonoma winery business post-pandemic? and what shape did the -- did the pandemic, the lockdown, and inflation put on the industry? kristen: how healthy is the industry? it can be. i will get into the health with you in a little bit -- i want to talk about the prices. they were shocking. let's show people another point of comparison. glen ellen ben's inger -- benzinger. >> you got it right. kristen: walk us through the prices of their tastin

happening tomorrow, the sonoma county board of supervisors will consider 2 major changes to vacation ounty. some of the changes include a new vacation rental licensing permitting program, as well as restricting rental licenses to just one per person. supervisors say tourism plays a very important role in sonoma county's economy, but they want to shore and over concentration of vacation rentals does not negatively impact the neighborhood. have you ever wonder who's watching your home videos? and i don't mean vacation clips of you were talking about home surveillance system all the time. the u.s. has the largest number of surveillance cameras in the world and some of them can be accessed even without your consent prom for us. sloane glass has a look. >> take a look at google's privacy and terms page if we reasonably believe that we can prevent someone from dying or from suffering serious physical harm, we may provide information to a government agency, for example, in the case of bomb threats, school shootings, kidnappings, suicide prevention, and missing persons cases. we still conside

meantime, sonoma county health officials are tracking a jump in monkeypox cases today. ty is reporting 17 residents are now infected with the virus on monday, the county reported 11 cases. health officials say sonoma county >> has received 820 doses of the vaccine. the doses have been distributed to all of the major health systems. officials say since vaccine supplies remain low, it's important to focus on preventing and reducing the risk of acquiring and transmitting this virus. cdc releasing new data on the spread of monkeypox. the information was collected between may 17th right on through july 22nd. according to the report, 99% of cases that were reported were from men. 94% reported male to male contact. the majority of patients reported having multiple partners and the majority of patients reported having rashes on genitals. demand for monkeypox vaccines continues to outpace supply as during the first day of the public health emergency across the nation. >> more than 7,000 americans have been infected. we know that several bay area counties like san francisco and sa

ama: the sonoma county fair is back for the first time in three years.uring the height of the pandemics of the barefaced cancellation and downsized in 2021. now live with horse racing, crowds and games are making a comeback. >> it was tough not having the full fare in 2020 and 2021. seeing people come, excited to be here, the staff is excited. putting everything back together, it is like a reunion. ama: this year's theme is tropical fair-adise. it will be up and running through august 14. dan: frustration overflowing for the giants. ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: the giants get swept by the dodgers again. the skipper, is frustrated as anybody, ejected for the first time as a giant. next in sports. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy

reporting from about to go on. >> happening tomorrow, the sonoma county board of supervisors will considers to vacation rentals in the county. some of the changes include a new vacation rental licensing permitting program, as well as restricting rental licenses to just one per person. supervisors say tourism plays an important role in sonoma county's economy. but they want to ensure and over concentration of vacation rentals does not negatively impact the neighborhood. >> august means back to school for a lot of kids in today. low income students can get the supplies they need from sunnyvale community services. they are doing a drive-thru giveaway and they're giving away school supplies and gift cards to 2000 eligible students starting today and lasting through tomorrow at 11, 60 current avenue. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the mckinney fire continues to grow. why cal fire says today's weather could make things a lot worse. >> the rain that lets you tap to pay for things. we visit a farmers market to see if it's more convenient than tapping your phone or credit card. i'm rich d

so it is not too far away from parts of northern sonoma county and that one.ou can see a lot of yellow and some orange embedded in that system and a likely coming on shore with not only rain, but the chance of some lightning strikes. now there's one further off the coastline out. towers started to claps a little bit. you can see approaching the coastline about 40 miles away, but not much energy with it now. but still some scattered showers out there. county. got some scattered light showers right now and we but see a few more to come overnight tonight. i think as we head toward tomorrow, still some lingering a subtropical moisture outside. it's going to be a muggy day. a chance for a couple more sprinkles out there as well. 70's 80's around much of the bay area 60's and kind of a difficult night to sleep. the dew points are staying very high. so feeling very muggy at night. i think we'll start to dry things out, though, as we head into wednesday and thursday, but getting hotter inland. some of t pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent.

ama: the sonoma county fair is back for the first time in three years.height of the pandemics of the barefaced cancellation and downsized in 2021. now live with horse racing, crowds and games are making a comeback. >> it was tough not having the full fare in 2020 and 2021. seeing people come, excited to be here, the staff is excited. putting everything back together, it is like a reunion. ama: this year's theme is tropical fair-adise. it will be up and running through august 14. dan: frustration overflowing for the giants. ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: the giants get swept by the dodgers again. the skipper, is frustrated as anybody, ejected for the first time as a giant. next in sports. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent— that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. dawn is flipping the way america does dishes. dawn platinum ez-

it's a single-cell storm pushing its way throughout mostly napa and sonoma county this morning. let's dive into this a little bit more. we haven't seen any multicell storms which is great news. the lightning activity we did see earlier was offshore so what we're concerned about right now is just those cells continuing to populate. this is closer to san francisco. you see all of that offshore activity pushing its way into marin as we wake up this morning and head into the afternoon. that's going to continue to be the trend for us. this is going to be a very active morning indeed, taking a look at futurecast, this is one of our models, we're still seeing the storms push to the north, even as we head into the afternoon hours, all the way into the evening. so it will clear up as we head into our tuesday forecast, really this is just a monday storm. i think it wanted to make its debut in time for the first day of august, but as we look at the winds on the bright side, they're staying pretty light for us not only this morning but as we extend into the afternoon today, too. daytime hig

in sonoma county. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, the mayor of antioch announced that eight patrol officers are now under investigation by the fbi and contra costa county da's office. those officers make up 10% of the department, overall and 15% of the patrol staff. they're all on administrative leave, and the mayor did not name the officers or give details about the investigation, which also involves the pittsburgh police department. but earlier this year, ktvu learned that the probe involved possible abuse of prescription testosterone supplements. this process reveals any criminal wrongdoing. the sooner we can root out officers that should not be wearing the badge, it will be better for a city the mayor said he is fast tracking reform efforts, which includes permanently hiring interim city manager con johnson and police chief stephen ford. in the near future. we will receive high level leadership and supervisory training. to send a strong foundation of internal accountability. an external leg

napa fire sonoma valley fire and the sonoma county fire district. those crews are already at work providing structure defense and why kia? well, the san francisco fire department says they've also sent to staff members to the fire. well, over the weekend, san mateo celebrated their 18th annual disaster preparedness goal. the goal is to make sure people know what to do in the case of a natural disaster. camila barco was there and has that story. it's better if you're prepared at least a little bit. it doesn't have to be perfect. several bay area organizations and agencies spent saturday morning in san mateo county, preparing people for the next disaster. >> city burch, a volunteer with the certified emergency response team says one of the first things people should have ready is an emergency kit. has your ranch to turn on gas in case. there is quick break. your gasoline, you smell gas and natural gas. >> there's more duct tape and plastic sheeting to help protect your maybe some of your camping year because maybe in a camping outside in your yard. bi

rollins far, gus is now booked into the sonoma county jail facing charges. >> the family of alexis, gabeas launched an online petition to bring charges against her. ex boyfriend's mother for allegedly helping the son evade authorities. that's after alexis. gabe was believed to have been murdered inside the suns, antioch, home. gabe's father says that he plans to meet with contra costa county district attorney to discuss filing charges on alicia coleman. clark back in oakley police department. all suspicion of aiding a criminal. but after clark was arrested, district attorney diana becton declined to file charges and released her. so for so for now, the petition has gotten almost 9,000 signatures. >> a live look outside on this tuesday evening. a bright blue sky as we look at the skyline in the transamerica tower standing tall. yeah. looks like the ac on the coast has been turned off or turn down anyway. yeah. for a little bit. maybe even a little muggy there at night. the temperatures hovering in the 60's is pretty muggy out there as well. so, a little bit. the hard to sleep along the co

the sonoma county sheriff's office says the video is from the july 29th incident that killed 36 year old david chavez . in the video. a deputy yells at chavez to drop something in his hand. investigators say chavez was holding a hammer making nonsensical statements and threatened to throw rocks at the deputies, deputies say nearby resident reported chavez allegedly used a rock to break a window at his home and stole a truck. the sheriff's office says this investigation is ongoing. two deputies involved in the shooting were placed on administrative leave pending the investigation. we should learn more tomorrow about an incident in san francisco, where police in an armed men were firing shots at each other. sfpd is planning to host a virtual town hall tomorrow at three p.m. to provide the community with an update on the investigation. police say the august 6th shooting on shotwell in 18th street's involved a bicyclist who wrote away from a road away after officers were trying to detain him. police say officers opened fire after he shot at them. it was later determined the man was firin

class is beginning in some schools in sonoma county as early as next week and yesterday , the sonoma county office of education began handing out some 160,000 rapid covid test to schools across the region. the goal is to get them into the hands of students, teachers and staff members before the first day of classes. 17,000 of those tests are going to santa rosa city schools alone sonoma county's largest district. northern california school has already had a shutdown because of covid outbreak. about a quarter of the students and half the staff at west point elementary school in calvary's county are out. they were forced to cancel school yesterday and today. we go to washington, d. c. now president biden today signed to bipartisan bills into law aimed to prevent fraud and the federal covid-19 relief programs intended to help small businesses. the president who is currently recovering from a rebound, covid-19 infection himself, delivered remarks from the blue room balcony. in announcing the new measures, the president stressed the importance of taking action against those who abuse the r

every drop counts. >> and sonoma counties for the virtual town hall on the drought county supervisor james gore says rainfall has been well below the average for the last 2 years. >> the first 6 months of this year have been the driest in the past 128 years. but our rainfall, 20 inches below normal. a water storage and lake sonoma 50%, water storage and lake mendocino is that 44%, we've got work to do. >> part of that were discussed thursday includes expanding a drought task force for doubling the number of members providing work participation from all sorts of folks that are going to be having a hand in dealing with that effects of drought and drought task force is concerned. we're going to small sonoma counties classified under severe drought conditions and in its 3rd driest water year. >> the panel of experts address the challenges that pose threats like electrical power production, wildfires and water rights. a senior engineer with the state water board says those along the russian river watershed can expect more water restrictions after federal energy regulators gate pgd, the gr

resulting in these light showers that were mostly just seeing in the higher terrain between sonoma and napa counties. as you're crossing from sonoma on over towards the napa valley is where we're seeing some of those lighter showers. couple of pockets of heavy rainfall sitting just south of point rays that are set to move their way northward up into marion county. and if you notice south of gilroy, we also have some showers down there. as you head towards hollister and salinas along one o one. those showers will move a little bit further northward up towards gilroy over the next few minutes. as for current temperatures, it's 50's to low 60's out there. light jacket kind of stuff this morning. hardly even need the jacket. really as we move into the afternoon, things should clear up really nicely. i'll talk more about that. still to come tom, thank you for that. ok, let's get a look at your traffic this morning. timid a ride into the city so that fremont street exit. >> 70 oh, bridge 80 to one o one just under 14 minutes. the richmond sandra fell commute about a 9 minute ride at a richmond and the gol

we are seeing this in parts of sonoma county. this has been very light. what we are seeing over san francisco right now, we have fog rolling over the golden gate bridge. you cannot see it from this shot. as we go over toward emeryville, it is not reaching into the east bay. things are clearing out as you get ready to go out for lunch. check out the seven-day forecast. you can get a look at what to expect in your microclimate, as we are really zooming in on what we are currently feeling, and what we are headed for today. san francisco is at a cool, 61 degrees. in san mateo, it is 67. it is 75 in san jose. as you make your way toward livermore, it is 81 degrees and 87 in vacaville. we are headed for the upper 90s in fairfield. with the humidity, it is uncomfortable. it can be dangerous if you have to work outside. we are looking at temperatures going up to 94 degrees. napa is reaching 83. oakland is in the upper 70s. as we go into the rest of what to expect across the country, we have had this a large area of high pressure. we are not the only ones dealing

nationwide and we've seen the story in parts of the bay area as well, but also in the north bay and sonoma county. they're waving a red flag. and today the county announced that it's seeing a jump in cases which indicates and accelerating spread. here's a look at the timeline of the rise in those cases last month. sonoma county reporting 7 monkeypox cases the next week. it was 11 and then yesterday health officials reporting 17 cases jump. they're describing as bigger. then they thought. >> because monkeypox differentiate to differentiate between or women where one's orientation. and all right, now we're seeing a been we do control it now. it's going to be. throughout the country throughout the world, in the arm, children in fields as well. >> local health experts say president biden's steps this week declaring monkeypox a public health emergency will help make more vaccine available. meanwhile, the cdc is releasing new detailing the spread of monkeypox. the information was collected between may 17 through july 22nd. according to this report, 99% of cases we're for men. 94 reported that 94% repor

two more communities in sonoma county are considering a ban on new gas stations.the press democrat" is reporting santa rosa may adopt measures already in place in other areas of the coalition opposing new gas stations is spearheading the push. the organization was started in sonoma county and says the goal is to get local governments to transition away from using fossil fuels. the city of oakland is in a legal fight similar to one san francisco already lost. it is an effort to allow noncitizens to vote in a school board elections. the same organizations and law firm that won the san francisco case are now suing oakland officials to keep the proposal off the november ballot. they are arguing the oakland measure should be pulled because it has already been proven to be unconstitutional. san francisco voters extended voting rights to noncitizens for school board elections in 2016. the board of supervisors added the law indefinitely in 2021. last month, the san francisco superior court judge ruled the decision was unconstitutional. still ahead, dramatic video shows fl

sonoma county fair looks nice. temperatures slightly warmer sunday.ou are not going to notice too much of a difference. upper 70s to 80s in santa rosa is good for the first week in august. sunday a slight decrease, maybe a degree or two, from monday and tuesday and then a slight increase wednesday and thursday. thursday will be the warmest day in the seven-day forecast but even the hot spots on thursday are only going to reach the low-to-mid 90s for inland parts of the east bay and then right back down to near normal temperatures on friday to round out the second week of august. i will have another update at 11:00. we will see how far that fog has progressed at that point. >> we lucked out with the temperatures. thanks. >>> if you missed the last ten now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with u

lot of severe drought, that's that area in red that includes are in the orange and that includes sonoma county to the north where that county held a town hall this week to share some details about the emergency planning that's underway right now to respond to all of this kron four's gayle on takes a closer look. >> we're in a significant drought, conserve water. every drop counts. >> instead of the counties for the virtual town hall on the drought county supervisor, james gore says rainfall has been well below the average for the last 2 years. >> the first 6 months of this year have been the driest in the past 128 years. but our rainfall, 20 inches below normal. a water storage and lake sonoma 50%, water storage and lake mendocino is at 44%. we've got work to do. >> part of that were discussed thursday includes expanding a drought task force for doubling the number of members providing work participation from all sorts of folks that are going to be having a hand in dealing with that effects of drought and that drought task force is concerned. we're playing to small sonoma counties classified u

is on wednesday and thursday. 17,000 of those tests are going to santa rosa city schools alone sonoma county'sict. and we're in counties. three largest transit agencies have no plans to reinstate mask mandates, at least for now, the county's public health agency says. we're in is currently experiencing its longest period of high covid-19 transmissions since the start of the pandemic, but hospitalizations are about half the rate of what they were in january and right now only 13 people countywide are hospitalized for covid. smart marin transit and the golden gate bridge district are only recommending that they're writers wear masks. at this point. there are no immediate plans to bring back the mask mandate that began in 2020 and ended in april. so for your time, children might be at a higher risk of heart problems and diabetes after being infected with covid. that's according to a c. d. c s latest study researchers. they also found other conditions like blood clots and kidney failures . they looked at the health records of nearly 800,000 children who had covid from march 1st 2022 january 1st of

napa fire sonoma valley fire and sonoma county fire district. francisco fire department sent to staff members and the alameda county fire department sent a team as well. the alameda crew is coming straight from the oak fire in mariposa county and they were helping out there for some 8 days. >> and coming up, san francisco school board members have set a date to discuss the future of and after shoe made racist comments about black and brown parents in the district well could be in store for the disgraced board member. and oakland city councilmember loren taylor officially running for oakland. mayor. his message to voters. >> as he gets his name on the ballot. plus, another brazen theft in the tenderloin district as workers try to stop a suspect. >> from shopping store items into his pants. what's being done to try and stop these comments that from happening in san francisco. >> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. did you feel it feeling like the tropics outside the monsoon is coming. we've seen some showers. guess what? some lightning strikes are

so many families out here. ♪ reporter: the horses are back on the track at the sonoma county air, there the games. >> one shot will get you a win i will promise you that. >> they were in search of corndogs and other delights. >> yeah, the first thing we did was walk in the door and find fair food. >> barbecue turkey leg and it was real good. >> no cancellations, downsizing, capacity limits this year. >> the whole shebang we are all back. >> she says it is good to have families and falstaff returning. >> the staff is so excited, makes me tear up, it was tough not having a full fair 2020, 2 thousand 21, seeing people come and be excited to be here, the staff is excited, putting anything back together it is like a reunion of sorts. >> the hall of flowers is back open with a tropical theme, not forget the animals. >> this is my market lamb milton. in the next class i will be showing him. >> 4h members and their livestock ready for judging. >> the kids energy was really high, you can see the displays in the pride they put into the projects. >> james fitzpatrick and his son were here despit

the sonoma county board of supervisors. we'll consider major changes to vacation rentals in the county. some of the changes include a new vacation rental licensing permitting program, as well as restricting rental license to just one person. supervisors say tourism plays an important role in sonoma county's economy, but they want to ensure in over concentration of vacation rentals does not negatively impact the neighborhood. governor gavin newsom has unveiled a plan for a tunnel to divert rainwater from northern to southern california. the project calls for a 45 mile underground tunnel that with feed into california's main aqueduct, the department of water resources says construction of the tunnel would require the removal of 71 buildings, including homes in northern california. you have some of analysts who worry it could hurt the population of endangered salmon. the project is expected to cost at least 16 billion dollars. construction is expected to start in 2028 and would take at least a decade to complete. for your money

so that's why it ended up in sonoma county. but they wanted it to go back to its home down by carl's bad. so and no idea how it got injured so badly. i think that they couldn't tell the senate maybe hit a window. sometimes that could be it or maybe even hit a car when it was fine for prayer, something that just no way to determine that. but apparently was found on the ground and somebody called wildlife folks and they picked it up and nursed back to health. so glad that flying tails is back. all right. let's step outside. give you a view over downtown temperatures. so the pair a grand camera over the city and you can see anything, laura. yeah, about that. that fog really sweeping on shore right now. going to see more of that, at least along the coastline and inside the bay, the valleys. unfortunately, that >> ridge of high pressure to strong up above. and it's compressing a lot of that marine air. that means no fog to help you out from all that heat. so there we are right now live cam looking out over the bay got a beautiful su

now moving away from sonoma and further to the northo the higher elevations of eastern eastern sonoma county, right between the border between sonoma and napa counties. this produced the lightning strike on on the edge of north apollo bay. bay. it has produced rain that actually reaches the ground. not not much, trace amounts, but a little bit of moisture. the showers from san francisco down to e peninsula,all that rain isa oruz mountains. we will watch these for cloud to ground lightning potential, as well. any strikes of lightning is not what we need need was such drive fire fuels, especially above 2000 feet in the santa cruz mountains. you can see everything moving from south to north. you can see these lightning bolts showing up, indicating a few cloud-to-ground lightning strikes we have seen so far. only maybe four or five of them over the past six hours. a limited amount of activity but more than we need. the other stories a warrant. the clouds associated with the flowers up with the brakes on the warm-up. it is 80 in concord. where the sun is broken through, temperatures are warming u

mostly closer to livermore and north into napa and sonoma county. it's hot tody with highs getting up to 107 year fairfield. it's not the same for those close to pacifich seven days. once we extend into the couple of days, backed into. into average. this is a short-lived event but we will keep you updated in the weather center. >> i would like to invite my friends from fairfield into the coast. 107. stay cool out there. there. > >> time for the morning makes. the recall of los angeles county angeles county district accordig district according george gascon gascon has failed. election officials say the recall bid did not collect the required vad required valid signatures to put put the measure on the ballot. supporters miss the mark by about 20,000 signatures after 200,000 of them were tossed out. out. critics claim the former san francisco da and release chief is soft on crime. this was this was the second effort to remove george gascon from office. it didn't work then and then and didn't work now. >> it is interesting because na, people are wonderi

as we head t marie's at to sonoma county businesses. police say the first one happened monday night around seven o'clock at the altar beauty store in petaluma, and then about 30. minutes later, a similar robbery was reported at the ulta beauty store in santa rosa. officers say they spotted the suspect vehicle a range rover in pursuit it south back to petaluma, where the driver rammed of petaluma police vehicle. two officers had minor injuries. a canine officer chased five people who ran from the range rover suspects included a 16 year old and 15 year old. police say they recovered thousands of dollars of beauty products. new video now from hayward tonight, we're firefighters say a dog died in a house fire. it happened around 9 30 tonight and blanche street near kenneth street crusade. the fire started on the porch but quickly spread into the home. the residents were able to make it out and the fire was quickly contained. two more fires broke out today to oakland's wood street homeless encampment, and that brings the yearly total there t

for the northbay we have seen the rain on the napa-sonoma county line. some of the spots the rain is pretty light, but it may be picking up in other spots and we will be watching the south county with another search of rain headed that way. so far, i haven't seen any lightning. we will talk more about the chances of lightning in our forcast coming up in a few minutes. >>> as five fire chris was talking about burning out of control, we will keep following that with latest updates on nbcbayarea.com. >>> congress considering historic legislation for our climate in crisis. alive look at capitol hill where democratic lawmakers are forging ahead, as the u.s. grapples with extreme flooding in the appalachians and explosive wildfires in the west. brie jackson is in washington. a little of this will be too late for the action they are taking. >> reporter: yes, that is right. good morning, scott. as california and state across the country continue to battle violent extreme weather, remember that congress is considering historic assessments aimed at tackling climate

a sonoma county restaurant celebrated its 20th anniversary with a party.s and customers of the wine bar santa rosa gathered yesterday, the original location was nearly destroyed five years ago in a fire. the owners said they were not sure if they would reopen. >> we went back and forth on whether or not we should open another place unless we found the right location. this building is in our neighborhood, we live in this community. that is when we decided it was ok to pursue reopening it area -- it. jobina: it reopened in 2019 about four miles from the original location. reggie: the owner of the world's smallest winery has a message for everybody. do not drink my wine. the vineyard is located on top of a building in italy, just about 200 square feet and produces 29 bottles of wine a year. the bottles are sold at an art gallery rather than a store. the owner says his wine is art and asks people who buy it to never open the bottle. drew: ok. jobina: that is if it much. drew: that is a stretch. jobina: if the bottle is art, can we see the bottle? is he cute? -

in sonoma county, the board of supervisors today band new vacation rentals in low density areas of thenty officials say this move also helps establish restrictions on corporate ownership of vacation rentals in sonoma county. existing vacation rentals will not be affected by the ownership or zoning changes that were voted on today. the board also voted to put in place limits on new vacation rentals in high density areas. officials say the caps will help reduce the number of vacation rentals overtime because those permits expire when properties are sold details now in the water quality of the oakland estuary for more than a week, the water has looked dark brown, muddy and murky. ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz has been working for days to try to figure out why the situation has not improved, even with the change of the tides. i've contacted every agency with ties to the oakland estuary, and right now, water tests are happening while i'm getting flooded with complaints, pictures, even samples of that brown water after reporting this to several officials, the san francisco bay re

tomorrow, sonoma county board of supervisors. we'll be considering major changes to vacation rentals in the county. they're considering requiring vacation rental permits and restricting rental licenses. just one per person supervisors say tourism plays an important role in sonoma county's economy, but they want to ensure and over concentration of vacation rentals does not negatively impact its neighborhoods. to the east bay. now where a woman is facing dui charge- after running over 2 people in walnut creek, killing one of them. that crash happened early saturday morning just as the bars were closing. kron four's felecia gaal has details. >> speed and intoxicated driver and a narrow roadway proved to be a deadly combination in downtown walnut creek saturday morning. >> yeah, that said it's devastating to hear that just before 2 o'clock in the morning. this group of friends visiting from new jersey. >> heard the crash from their hotel across the street. walnut creek. police say an officer in the area of north main and pine streets

it looks like in the next couple of hours inches closer now, some of this may stay offshore sonoma countyum end acenas county if you're farther east might just be a mix of sun and clouds and some hot temps, but we have a little bit of activity heading towards this lit up over the come on. come on. there you go. lit up over the sierra and also north torino . look at that. by the way, reno picked up a 0.1. i believe that was their first rain in 87 days. i believe that was it. yesterday they did get a little bit of activity, so it's near tahoe. but north and south. but boy, there's a lot in the central sierra. bigger fog bank mcgee mild, although cooler over by the coast. clouds sun possible showers will mention it 50 60 seventies on the temps. brentwood lower lake lot of seventies their sixties and you can see the cloud cover streaming north. it's a combination of some monsoon cloud, but a lot of tropical closets remains of a system. the key here is that the bulk of this is heading over there is a low right there. the forecast models looking out either to keep it out there or move it in tow

areas of the north bay especially sonoma county and -- county, you will see moderate amounts of smoke. likely about tuesday. high heat kicking on tuesday. 90s and widespread 100 degrees temperatures as long with the smoke advisory. midweek we could see a chance of isolated under trying to creep creep into the forecast. we will have that in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you rob mayeda. make sure to download our free nbc bay area app. type in your z.i.p. code to get a forecast for where you live. >>> we are now less than seven hours away from thousand of kaiser mental health workers going on strike in the bay area. last-minute negotiations before kaiser and the union and mental health workers have ended without agreement. nbc barry bay areas correspondent has the story. >> reporter: some patients have already told us they had their appointments canceled. with negotiations stalled these kaiser mental health clinicians are focusing on making picket signs for a strike tomorrow. they say they plan to walk up a job at kaiser medical centers in san jose and san francisco and an effort

before the first day of school. 17,000 of those tests are going to santa rosa city schools that's sonoma county's largest school district. marin counties. three largest transit agencies have no plans to reinstate mask mandates, at least not for now. the county's public health agency says. moran is currently experiencing its longest period of high covid transmission since the start of the pandemic, but smart marine transit and the golden gate bridge district are only recommending riders wear masks. at this point, there are no immediate plans to bring back the mask mandates that started in 2020 and ended this past april. health officials continue to search for answers following a deadly legionnaires outbreak in napa county to county health department identified a cooling tower at the embassy suites as a source for the disease and is actively searching for other sources. 12 people have been infected. one person has died. none of them stayed at the embassy suites, but they did leave nearby county public health officers recommending people who live near the embassy suites there in downtown napa. to di

there are 32 cases of em pox in sonoma county vaccine supply is limited, so sonoma county prioritizeseople at high risk. some of the first symptoms could include fever, fatigue, muscle aches and swollen lymph nodes. dr chen hong said. it's a good idea for school districts across the bay area to be prepared for possible cases and to educate their school communities think it's really, really crucial for schools to have awareness of what it is and what it's not to dispel myths. to combat misinformation because misinformation these a lot of stigma and the last thing you want to have the school environment is stigma. in the email sent to parents, the school said that it has cleaned and sanitized all spaces where that infected students may have been in rohnert park. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. a new government study suggests school aged children can successfully swab themselves for a covid-19 test. the u. s. department of health and human services hopes this data will ramp up testing in schools, the agency says. children as young as four years old can follow simple instruction

sonoma county airport at 52.own to 53, though 52 in boulder creek and felton also 53 app to scotts valley, but low sixties morgan hill, san martin, and then mid to upper fifties santa clara campbell, cupertino and saratoga in their south san jose at 59. you can see the circulation around the low. it's been there for what 10 days two weeks and we got close to us and funneled in some tropical moisture than it retro graded. now it's heading back. and there's a little kicker, and it'll get that but again. not until wednesday, then the high and the four corners will start to build back in. that will start a little bit of a warmer pattern, although it doesn't look crazy, hard or anything like that. it just looks like normal to a little above. temperatures are kind of stuck here. any activity for this year again? maybe. probably you know, some activity popping up. i think it would favor later in the week instead of right now, but there's still a few showers popping up over the high country, not like we saw last week, th

the sonoma county board of supervisors will consider major changes to vacation rentals in the county. the changes include a new vacation rental license permitting program as well as restricting rental licenses. just one person supervisors say tourism does play an important role in sonoma county's economy, but they want to ensure and over concentration of vacation rentals doesn't negatively impact its neighborhoods. happening today, the oakland unified school district is kicking off their annual back-to-school beautification week. hundreds of volunteers are expected to help clean up schools before students and teachers return. volunteers will rearrange classroom furniture gardens help in front offices. usd says they're excited to give students an inspiring learning environment to return to classes are set to be back in session on august 8th just one week away. my goodness in the south bay, local nonprofits, donating thousands of school supplies. meanwhile, and gift cards to low-income students. the boxes from sunnyvale, community services contain everything from binders to folders and

classes begin in some schools in sonoma county this week as well, and administrators are getting readyst week, the sonoma cadie office of education started handing out 160,000 rapid covid test two schools in that region. the goal is to encourage students, teachers and staff to get tested before the first day of school, which is on wednesday and thursday. 17,000 of those tests are going to santa rosa city schools alone, which is sonoma county's largest district. ktvu is holding its annual school supply drive, and we're partnering with the nonprofit supply bank .org. asking viewers like you to donate to help buy school supplies for bay area students in need. $20 donation is equal to $65 worth of school supplies, and the goal is to raise $50,000 to provide 2500 students with no new supplies while you have to do is head to ktvu .com forward slash school several years after closing all of its stores, toys r us is on the verge of a comeback coming up where you'll be able to find stores in the bay area. also experts weigh in on an economic mystery how it's possible for the economy to slow, ev

now and with most of california and the bay area experiencing severe drought officials up in sonoma county about the emergency response they've put together. so is during a virtual town hall that county supervisors pointed out that rainfall has been well below average for the last couple of years. thanks reporting that i know is if we but they wanted to really make that point a strike at their drive. it home and they say they do have plans to expand a drought task force that they put together and hopefully that will make a difference. take a listen. doubling the number of members. >> providing more participation from all sorts of folks that are going to be having a hand in dealing with that effects of drought and that drought task force is concerned. we're late this month. >> yeah, the town of windsor, for discussed its program which gives out free water recycle fill stations. the county is going to be holding their next route meeting in september and starting to say probably we're getting better between now and then probably not. davis following the weather for us today morning. dorian. j

classes begin in some schools in sonoma county as early as next week, and yesterday, the sonoma countyffice of education began handing out 160,000 rapid covid test to schools across the region. the goal is to get them into the hands of students, teachers and staff before the first day of class. 17,000 of those tests are going to santa rosa city schools alone sonoma county's largest district. marin county's three largest transit agencies have no plans to reinstate mask mandates, at least for now. the county's public health agency says marin is currently experiencing its longest period of high covid-19 transmission since the start of the pandemic, but smart marine transit and the golden gate bridge district are only recommending riders wear masks. no mandate at this point. no immediate plans to bring back the mask mandate that began in 2020 and then ended in april. alright pam time is 6 10. we're going to get you to where you need to go. ali rasmus looking at the friday morning commute. unfortunately it's not a problem . free friday morning commute. you know, sometimes you have this dyna

we're going to small sonoma counties classified under severe drought conditions and in its 3rd driester year. >> the panel of experts address the challenges that pose threats like electrical power production, wildfires and water rights. a senior engineer with the state water board says those along the russian river watershed can expect more water restrictions after federal energy regulators gate pgd, the green light to reduced reversion from that you are ever found for lake mendocino. the town of windsor is giving out free water at a recycled water fill station, offering residents and businesses a new way to help keep landscaping alive during the drought. >> is recycled water safe? recycled water is regulated, but the california water resources control board windsor staff are responsible for demonstrating that it needs the strict standards that are set by the board and it's safer areas. >> the county will hold the next round meeting in september, on for news. 6. >> well, it should be nice to have some rain. there is little bit falling. just not close yeah. and when it is close to us,

sonoma county health officials are warning about arising spreading monkeypox cases. the county's department of health services wrote a letter today in an effort to raise awareness about the virus, they say the county has reported 17 cases of monkeypox since the outbreak began, and they say infections are accelerating. so far, sonoma county has received 820 doses of the vaccine. officials say that is not enough. so far, they're focusing on vaccinating those who have been exposed to monkey pox and are most at risk. stocks ended the day in week mixed. traders are concerned that the unexpectedly strong employment report means inflation will linger, and that could add up to more aggressive interest rate hikes from the federal reserve. the dow was up 76 points. the nasdaq fell 63. the s and p slipped six points lower. tech stocks took the brunt of the selling a stunning labor report today shows the us added more than half a million jobs last month and unemployment has dropped the lowest rate in 53 years. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live with which sectors have the most gr

the shooting is under investigation by santa rosa police and the sonoma county d. a s office.y lee ktvu, fox two news. house speaker nancy pelosi was in san francisco marking the 87th anniversary of social security as part of a day of action among democrats defending the program speaker pelosi went to the rosa parks senior center, where people shared stories about social security has ensured their financial stability after retirement, but without congressional reform. trustees of the program estimate that the money will run out. by the year 2035. today it saves guards the well being of millions, whether retired or living with a disability. our commitment to social security is absolute. unshakable and non negotiable. house democrats have proposed raising the payroll tax cap to expand benefits and to keep up with the cost of living. republican senator mitt romney has proposed the trust act, which would be a bipartisan committee to come up with changes and then fast tracked them through congress. both sides get to agree. i have to agree and for in order for it to go to the floor

the shooting is under investigation by santa rosa police and the sonoma county d. a s office. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. police are searching for a 13 year old girl missing in the east bay. daisy lancaster was last seen around 3 30 saturday afternoon at the extended stay hotel in alameda. police say they consider her at risk because of her age. daisy lancaster has described as four ft eight inches tall, £115 blond hair, brown eyes. she was wearing black shorts, black nike shirt and black slip on shoes. investigators said that, according to her family, she is considered to be in good. physical health police in oakland are asking for the public's help to find a missing teenager, investigators say 14 year old natalia perez rivera was last seen on saturday morning on the 2200 block of 48 avenue. police say she may be trying to get to washington square in san francisco. natalia is described as five ft. five inches tall £155 and she was last seen wearing black sweatpants and a gray adidas hooded sweatshirt. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. easier access to

sonoma county sheriff's office released new body camera video showing a deadly shooting.the family of the man who was killed last month says that he was not a threat to deputies. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the story. drop it now. this is sonoma county sheriff's body cam video showing deputies confronting david playas chavez near geyserville. investigators say chavez was holding a river rock a claw hammer and a tiller. deputy michael dietrich shot and killed chavez on july 29th after authorities say he picked up a second rock and pulled his arm back as if to throw it. these are photos of the claw hammer until er found at the scene. when i see the video, all i see is somebody with having you know a breakdown. kareem sanchez is executive director of the north bay organizing project who's working with chavez's family. they're trying really hard. to assassinate his character in convince us that this was a bad guy. i don't think that he deserved to die. i don't think that he was a threat, investigators say a nearby resident had reported chavez a user rock to break a wind

family members and supporters of david pelleas chavez rallied in front of the sonoma county sheriff's office monday afternoon. they were there to protest his death and called for an independent investigation. the 36 year old was killed by deputies during a chase near geyserville last month now body cam video provided in the critical incident. report shows deputies chasing chavez on foot after getting reports of a man trespassing and trying to break windows, they say chavez stole and crashed a truck and was armed with a hammer until er video shows him pick up a rock. as if to throw it. one deputy deploys his taser while another opens fire. we are falling for justice and to once again called the attention to the criminalization and brutalization of communities of color activist accused the department of providing heavily edited video. they say chavez was trying to surrender, not throw a rock that life was taken in a fit of violence unnecessarily by people who are tasked to protect us. his brothers spoke at the protest alongside a translator when we saw the video we saw that he was scare