as we we head into october, some neigs some neighbors and sonoma county county are taking fire safety into their own hands. how they are mobilizing to protect their homes and their communities. >> you fill it with five gallons gallons of water, 40 pounds. and and then you are ready to go shoot things. >> reporter: firefighting backp, firefighting backpacks, pump systems small and large and a de a defense system for the entire. entire home. >> making sure the fitting is going to fit the fire hoses. >> reporter: she has taken every possible step to protect her property from the threat punching the hills of west sonoma county. >> when the winds are blowing from the east in october, this gets to be very -- i have a little bit of wind ptsd and i think most of us to. >> i happened to be watching the the observation cameras when the fire started so it came really. really close. >> reporter: they took the chale the challenge in 2020 and turned turned it into a problem-solving challenge. >> i have got free power and i will keep myself cooler because i have got free power. >> reporter: it isn't

take that extra glance before you step out the front door in the northbay healthcare workers in sonoma county will have there chance to get the flu shot next month. the county's health officer issued a health order requiring the vaccination of workers at certain health care facilities, including hospitals, pharmacies, dental offices and skilled nursing homes. the order takes effect november 1st and workers must be in compliance by november. 30th. anyone granted an exemption must wear a surgical mask or respirator at all times while indoors. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, how 2 bay area men are working to connect. >> 2 communities through fitness. we'll be right back. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine add

and sonoma county cornell bernard abc 7 news.in the east bay. we're learning new details about a shooting near uc berkeley. it's a story we first brought to you yesterday morning one person died and three others were heard the university the third straight year oakland has seen at least 100 homicides oakland police. looking for missing 14 year old girl take a look at her picture. her name is ingrid fernandez. she was last seen friday morning around 10 o'clock on olive street and police say she's at risk because of her age. a fourth and final vigil will be head tonight in merced to remember the family found dead after they were kidnapped was also arrested on conspiracy charges. happening today in san francisco a rally to show solidarity with the people of iran. it comes after a young woman in iran massage gina amini died in custody of the so-called morality police since then the regime has brutally cracked down on protesters and has shut down internet access. activists are demanding democracy women's rights and basic human rights.

sonoma county has emerged stronger, better prepared and more resilient. karina: resilient and recovery. north bay communities coming together to celebrate rebuilding efforts five years after deadly wildfires. good morning, it is sunday, october 9. i am karina nova. we start with something important for today, look at the weather. here is frances dinglasan. we are talking about the importance of the weather this weekend, we have hundreds of thousands of people in town for fleet week. frances: normally we have the best weather around this time of year. yesterday, fog was an issue. take a look at said the golden gate bridge, we are off to a better start right now. the marine layer is not as dense , here is the day planner. temperatures in the 50's over the next few hours, sunrise at 7:12. cloudy throughout the coast, similar to yesterday. sonny inland, temperatures are cooler in the bay. around the bay, low 70's. comfortable and mild. at the beach and coast, temperatures in the low 60's. we are tracking the fog, which looks like it will make a reappearance f

wasn't. >> in sonoma county, wilson wal, kpix 5. > >> first alert meteorologist dan pick, we are only five days in , so knock on wood, right? >> >> reporter: yeah, still very mh in fire season. we haven't been talking about it a lot because we haven't had to. in light of the story we just showed, i wano look ahead about 5 days. because days. because that is our next small opportunity to see things change a little bit and perhaps get one of those classic fall offshore wind events, which are a little bit more of a concern when it comes to fire weather. e first thing you would see as we look at next tuesday, there is k little system coming our way. bt it is coming in the wrong direc. too far north. that is going to >> we need orm like that to coms ifwe esto thwind streams, can you see how those are northeast winds coming into california? tt is the possibility from this for for next week. but we are too far out to say it is definitely going to happen that. system could shift to the west. > >> bottom line, we are going toe interesting weather next week. u see how that system pays out. we p

it's sonoma county cornell bernard abc 7 news. in the east bay. we're learning new details about a shooting near uc berkeley. it's a story we first brought to you yesterday morning one person died and three others were hurt. the university says the shooting happened during a fight in the area of durant and telegraph avenue less than two blocks from campus. they say no cal students were involved and there's no connection to the campus people nearby describe the scene the whole streets. it was just crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere, you know, i was freaking out. i called my homie. i was like what is happening? we heard something that i felt was fireworks, but it wasn't it was gunshots and it was eight rounds and we were ran inside taco bell because we just wanted to we were not what's going on. as of now no rests have been made a shooting in oakland left a person dead and another injured had happened friday night near bancroft and 45th avenue police. say one man died a second was heard and is expected to survive. it's the 102nd homicide of

photo if you have any information, call oakland police investigation is now underway after two sonoma countysheriff's deputies shot and wounded and armed suspect it happened saturday night on west napa street in the city of sonoma. sonoma county sheriff's deputies were investigating reports of car windows being smashed, deputies say an armed suspect fired at them and they returned fire and injured the suspect, the suspect, identified only as a man in his forties, is listed in critical condition. the two deputies involved in the shooting. we're not hurt, pam time is 5 36. the latest powerball lottery jackpot is now closer to $500 million. before tonight's big drawing the saturday night there was no winner once again, which means that jackpot winner tonight would get a prize of more than $480 million. the powerball winner, but also had that option of taking the cash option which would be about $242 million, and we're still waiting to find out who bought a mega millions lottery ticket worth almost $250 million from a 7 11 store in san jose, but already one person is already celebrating that big

early in-person voting begins tomorrow in sonoma county, registered voters who are not voting by mail may vote in person at one of 7 voting centers in the county. they will be open daily from 95 starting saturday. up until the day before the election on election day, they'll be open from 7 in the morning until 8 at night. sonoma county is now under the voter's choice act, which means that residents can vote at any polling place. they wish and are not assigned a specific polling site. we have a list of the polling spots on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> san francisco city hall also start offering voters services tomorrow. it will be open this saturday and sunday and next weekend like the city's other polling, places to city hall center concert voters with many different needs voters can choose to market cast a paper ballot or an accessible touch screen or an audio ballot. you can also ask for curbside voting. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the bucky ball at the on the city's embarcadero. we've been having cold nights moderate days. chief meteorologist lawrenc

in 2017, a fire tore through napa and sonoma county spirit what has changed -- and sonoma county's.what has changed? >> cloudy, that is uncanny for the fall. amanda: it is the absence of diablo wind. powerful, dry wind that delivers our highest chance of fire. >> the wind can deftly have a big effect on the characteristics of the fire and how quickly it can spread and grow. amanda: calfire santa clara says while conditions may appear to be calm, california's severe drought and dry vegetation is a recipe for disaster. >> in the bay area, a lot of people are saying, we are seeing any fire activity. one of our big goals is to keep 95% of all fires to 10 acres or less. amanda: temperatures have cooled off. out of season clouds have rolled in. researchers and responders say the unpredictability of the weather proves that anything is possible. >> the camp fire of 2018 started on november 8. we are not out of the woods. amanda: in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: 31 years since one fire sparked, causing an unforgettable disaster in the hills. >> houses, trees, i don't think

. >>> some pg&e customers in napa and sonoma counties are on the edge tonight. they could lose power as winds kick up this weekend. >>> temperatures was still warm in some parts of the bay area today. it remained cool by the water. everybody is going to be in the 60s and 70s this weekend. the breeze is going to be noticeable. >>> eight federal appeals court is temporarily blocking president biden's student loan forgiveness plan. 22 million borrowers have already applied for the relief . it's unclear whether the legal issues will be resolved by the start next year when borrowers are expected to restart their loan payments. >>> first, it was california's unemployment system, and now a growing number of cybercriminals are targeting the state's electronic benefit transfer, ebt program. the amount of benefits stolen has increased by 4000% in one year . the program helps people pay for groceries and other essentials. one reporter talked to a woman who wasn't able to get what she needed. >> it's the way i survive right now. >> reporter: monroe is a disabled single mom

♪ ♪ >> health care workers in sonoma county will have to get their flu shot next month. ty health officer issued a health order today requiring the vaccination for workers at certain health care and congregate facilities, including hospitals, pharmacies, dental offices and skilled nursing homes. the order takes effect november. the first and workers must be in compliance by november. the 30th, anybody granted an exemption must wear a surgical mask or a respirator at all times. while in indoor work settings, kaiser mental health workers in northern california ended their 10 week strike after reaching a tentative agreement. the union, which represents about 2000 healthcare workers says the move will help hire more mental health care workers in order to meet the increasing demands for patient care. the ratification vote started last night and is expected to take 2 days. doctors in santa clara county say they are going to go on strike. the union representing the county's public health system says the strike will begin sometime in the next 10 days unless they can come to an ag

i know i wasn't. >> reporter: in sonoma county, wilson walker, kpix 5. >> hats off to them. they are og them. they are outsmarting the system. if i was on survivor, i would want them on my secret alliance. on a serious note, when they hear the wind, i am sure that is a frightening reminder that they are in october. >> this time of year, the peak of the fire season, which is more or less a year-round thing. thing. the good news is, we did have brain in september. the longer stretch of dry weather lasts, the more the fire danger will increase. we will take at the energy release component. basically, a fire still buildup index. we contract that. the gray line is normal. january fit is normal. january first all the the way through december 30th, the redline record levels of drs record levels of dryness of the fire fields. the blue line is where we have been so far this year. you can see how close we have been to record or exceeding exceeding record dryness levelse big dip in the blue line, that is where we have rain in mid-ser have rain in mid-september that really knocks down t

sentence of 2 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. >> early in-person voting begins tomorrow in sonoma county, registered voters who are not voting by mail may vote in person at one of 7 voting centers in the county will be open daily from 9 to 5 starting tomorrow and going until right up the day before election day and then on election day, they'll be open from 7 in the morning to 8 at night. sonoma county is now under the voter's choice act, which means residents can vote at any polling place. they wish and are not assigned a single polling site. we have a list of the polling spots on our website. kron 4 dot com. san francisco city hall will also start offering voter services tomorrow will be open this saturday and sunday and next weekend. >> like the city's other polling places. the city hall center conserve voters with many different needs. voters can choose to mark and cast a paper ballot or inaccessible touch screen or even an audio ballot. you can also ask for curbside voting. now cue the music. still ahead. >> local officials weighing in on the attack against nancy pelosi as has been

. > >> sonoma county is getting so many complaints about vacation rentals they launched a hot line line for people to report violations. this comes as santa rosa police bussed a huge party at a short term rental home. it happened at a home on flint ride drive. the gathering included 300 to 400 people. at least 100 cars, a d.j., food vendors and a a large bar. the property manager says the number of guests and cars far exceeded what is allowed under the rental rental agreement. > >> sports is coming up next. we got a terrible nfl game to show you. but it had a great finish.t for a 30-second highlight. we got that queued up ready to go., up ready to go. plus, >> kpix5's very own pilot and meteorologist jessica birch getting to the spirit of the fleet week air show. she took the stick and you can join her in a virtual reality 360-degree experience. keep an eye out on r website and our social media channels for a chance to fly with jessica. > >> now in sports, steph curry said he had a good scrimmage but but that was not what people were talking about. charlie? >> draymond green was not tak

. >> and in the north bay, early in-person voting started today in sonoma county, registered voters not voting by mail may vote in person and one of 7 voting centers in the county. those centers are open daily from 9 to 5 up to the day before the election on election day. they'll again be open from 7 in the morning until 7 8 at night in sonoma county. residents can vote at any polling place. they wish and are not assigned a single polling site. we have a list of those polling places on our website. kron 4 dot com. elon musk is twitter's new ceo and sources say layoffs are happening much sooner than expected. >> we've got the very latest after the break. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes

a look back at the devastating tubbs fire that scorched napa and sonoma counties. >> 5 years ago, how members of the community are still coping with this tragedy. plus, the supreme court gearing up to hear new cases when they return on tuesday. the issues they're considering weighing in on. and when we return, las vegas marking 5 years since the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. how one couple has dealt with the trauma that night by giving back and helping others kron. 4 news >> when i turned around my bass player was just kind of looking at me like a deer in the headlights. and my security guy was on stage at that point, which he's never on stage. when turned around and look at him, he was just kind of like, tell me to like, get down and move like get off stage. he's like waving me off stage. >> country singer jason aldean recounting the night of one october. october, the first 5 years ago from his perspective on the stage at route 91 harvest festival in las vegas as the shooting began. his comments in the new documentary titled 11 minutes on paramount. plus, well, tonight, a reme

well, early in-person voting will begin on saturday in sonoma county, all registered voters who are not voting by mail, a vote in person at one of the 7 voting centers throughout the county. the cities are going to be open daily from 9 to 5 starting saturday until the day before the election on election day. they're going to be open from 7 to 8. we'll have a list of those polling locations up our web site at kron 4 dot com. well, san francisco city hall will also start offering voter services this weekend. city hall's going to be open this saturday and sunday and next weekend. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news. one of our dc reporters got a one on one with president biden. we're going to hear what he had to say on the russia-ukraine conflict. from that same one-on-one, we spoke with president biden on what he thinks about the economy. we're going to. >> a live report on that from dc will be right back after the break. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may

now to the north bay, where some sonoma county deputy is on paid administrative leave right now after a gunfight with the suspect during a suspected break-in. >> deputies got a call that a man was trying to damage cars in the shopping center parking lot right near downtown sonoma. it was on west nap and second streets. that's right near the historic snow. the square plaza when they arrived. police say that the suspect started shooting at them and santa rosa police now explain. deputies then told the man to drop the gun. >> the suspect refused and shot at least one time at the deputy did not hit the we believe the deputy hit him at least one time. the suspect then fled further into that parking lot, popped out with the gun. still in his hand, approaching deputies and a second deputy shot him. >> the suspect is from the sonoma valley and police say they're going to release more information about the shooting, including the suspect and the deputies names later on this week. well, there's been a development in the kristin smart murder trial. a jury has reached a verdict against ruben flor

you know how early, how does sunday big and sonoma county supervisor james gore will be hosting a commemoration ceremony at paradise. ridge winery. >> for fire survivors and first responders were prepared for something like this. now and we can't stop a fire, but we can prevent huge amount of damage it can cause. and that's what this is about. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> how will still to come on the kron? 4 morning news is your job on the line to some economists say more layoffs are on the horizon. we spoke with some experts. next for the job market will talk about that. and president biden was finally able to visit florida and survey the damage left by hurricane ian. we'll have a live report from dc when we come back. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about

early in-person voting starts today in sonoma county. the day before the election on election day. they'll be open from 7 to 8 in sonoma county. residents can vote at any polling place. they wish and are not assigned a single polling site. we have a list of those polling spots on our website right now. kron 4 dot com. san francisco city hall also start offering voter services today. they open tomorrow as well. and next weekend, like the city's other polling places, the city hall center conserve voters with many different needs. voters can choose to mark and cast a paper ballot or use an accessible touch screen or cast an audio ballot. you can also ask for curbside voting. >> chilly cold start to the day today. little chap stick is needed. if you're going out about early, however, dress in layers, temperatures rising nicely inland. well, in the business of the 70's, a little warm in the afternoon tomorrow. we'll have your forecast coming up in a bit >> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. cold start going on. we

the three suspects have related prior arrests and are currently being held at the sonoma county jail.ll, it is official, we are an election season, with san francisco opening ballot drop boxes across the city. they will be open 24/7 until election day, november 8. you can find location for these drop boxes online. people can return their vote by mail ballots to the post office at the city hall voting center on october 11 and at any other other places on election day. solidarity for abortion rights, as women and allies marched through the streets of san francisco. >> we do not talk enough about abortions, and i do believe that shame and guilt i felt withholding my story for so many years, impacted my health. dion: the rally aimed to fight new abortion laws. people join together with signs, demanding legal abortion care for the nation. this follows governor newsom's recent political pants -- stance on abortion laws in states, that started in the square and included speakers to the hall. meantime, dozens of supporters of a minority group in afghanistan also gathered at city hall today to

greg liggins, ktvu fox two news and in sonoma county. an investigation is underway after an officer shot and seriously injured. a suspect has happened in the city of sonoma around 10. o'clock last night on west napa street sheriff deputies investigating reports of car windows being smashed, say they shot and wounded in armed suspect who fired his gun at the deputies. the suspect demand in his forties is now listed in critical condition. the two deputies involved in the shooting. we're not heard they are now on paid leave pending in the investigation, the sonoma county da's office and santa rosa police are leading the investigation. police have arrested a man who they say tried to sexually assault a woman in the bathroom at the walnut creek station 34 year old richard mcdowell, pittsburgh is accused of forcing a 20 year old woman into the elevator after they both got off of the sf bound sfo bound train just before midnight. on october 6th . police say mcdowell tried to take the woman's pants off, but the victim fought back and escaped. mc

deputies in sonoma county opened fire on a man who was threatening to shoot people. they say he refused to drop his gun. kron four's amanda hari has details. >> we know the first call about nathan smart came in hours before the shooting. investigators say he was threatening to hurt people with a homemade gun. sonoma county sheriff's deputies spent hours saturday afternoon searching this quiet neighborhood near cherry in clayton avenues santa rosa police sergeant the hurun says deputies were looking for 43 year-old nathan smart. we have been arguing with a family member and was in possession of this homemade firearm ultimately of threatened that family member and threatened to kill them. >> and then also said that he was going to kill himself. >> after when deputies arrived, smart took off. neighbors were told to stay in their homes. i got another nick's older. that's it. >> don't leave your house because there was something happening in the next street over which is where friend of mine jessica's ot. nick on the leather goods store on the sonoma plaza near where smar

the sonoma county sheriff's office has now released the name of the man who is hospitalist this morning, the sheriff's office says 43 year old nathan james smart of sonoma was shot after he fired a gun at deputies several times. authorities also released this photo of the ghost gown that they say smart used in the shooting on west napa street in sonoma. the two deputies involved in the shooting. we're not hurt. they were in the area investigating reports of someone breaking car windows. former alameda county sheriff's deputy , evan williams jr did not enter a plea during his arraignment on two charges of homicide. investigators say he killed a married couple in their dublin home last month. williams was after me at the time of the killings. investigators say he was romantically involved with the wife has been held without bail at the same jail, where he was working just hours before the couple was killed. california now offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in the 2017 killing of a bay area teenager. the 16 year old was shot while riding his bike

sunday as well as next weekend. >> and in the north bay, early in-person voting starts tomorrow in sonoma county. all registered voters not voting by mail. they vote in person at one of the 7 voting centers throughout the county. the centers are open daily from 9 to 5 until the day before the election. and then on election day, they'll be open from 7 in the morning until 8 at night. we have a list of all those polling locations on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> yeah, it's going to be very, very important. we got a halloween just around the corner. we're going have that trick or treat forecast. trick or treat forecast. coming up next. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact

sonoma county sheriff's deputies spent hours saturday afternoon searching this quiet neighborhood near cherry in clayton avenues santa rosa police sergeant the hurun says deputies were looking for 43 year-old nathan smart. we have been arguing with a family member and was in possession of this homemade firearm ultimately of threatened that family member and threatened to kill them. >> and then also said that he was going to kill himself. >> after when deputies arrived, smart took off. neighbors were told to stay in their homes. i got another nick's older. that's it. >> don't leave your house because there was something happening in the next street over which is where friend of mine used make jessica's ot nick on the leather goods store on the sonoma plaza near where smart was eventually shot. but she lives closer to where he was reported to be threatening people. i do live by myself and there i lock my doors. i have baseball bat and tiev the door. about 20 minutes after police stopped searching, they got another call. >> witnesses said smart was attempting to break vehicle windows near

sonoma county also expected high winds. that, coupled with dry tinder conditions, is one of the factors that led pg and e to warn a small number of customers in the north bay that their power could be shut off. so we had contacted, um 85 customers in napa county that we could be possibly shutting off their power today. 86 customers in lake county and about 22 customers in sonoma county. potential outages are an example of what has become the norm in some parts of the bay area during high wind events, trees and branches could take down power lines and cause a fire so the utility proactively shuts down lines to prevent fires, but wind gusts are just one factor. it's staying win 18 mph. it's humidity levels, usually about 30% or lower. it's the dryness of the fuels. what is the moisture of the fuel's all of those things temperatures? clark's hardware and napa has been helping residents prepare for outages selling in demand products. customers need to make their way through the dark. generators batteries, solar powered lights,

sonoma county, d. a s office and the santa rosa police department are leading the investigation. a rental pickup truck towing a long trailer overturned on eastbound highway 24 this afternoon backing up traffic for miles. it happened at about 1 45 , just east of fish ranch road. no injuries were reported. witnesses told the chp. the driver of the truck was weaving in and out of traffic before losing control and overturning crashed, then blocked all lanes for a short time, but the chp eventually managed to reopen one lane. traffic in the eastbound direction was backed up all the way to telegraph avenue and traffic in the westbound direction was also stop and go for a while leading up to the caldecott tunnel. traffic backed up in the westbound direction again as well. stock in where police say tips from the community were very key and arresting a suspected serial killer. there was $125,000 reward for tips leading to an arrest and police do say that there will be a payout. reporter liz dmitry spoke with some residents who say they are breathing a lot easier today. yeah there's a sens

neighbors say they're still on edge after an incident led to a man being shot by sonoma county sheriff's deputies over the weekend. thanks for being with us tonight. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. a 43 year-old nathan smart was critically injured when deputies opened fire after he reportedly refused to drop his weapon and shot at the deputies crowd for some. and harry is live in sonoma with more on what we're learning happened before the shooting. amanda. >> we now know the first call about nathan smart came in hours before that shooting. investigators say he was threatening to hurt people with a homemade gun. >> sonoma county sheriff's deputies spent hours saturday afternoon searching this quiet neighborhood near cherry in clayton avenues santa rosa police sergeant the hurun says deputies were looking for 43 year-old nathan smart. we have been arguing with a family member and was in possession of this homemade firearm ultimately of threatened that family member and threatened to kill them. >> and then also said that he was going to kill himself. >> after when deputies arrived,

deputies in sonoma county opened fire on a man who was threatening to shoot people. they say he refused to drop his gun >> kron four's amanda hari has details. >> we know the first call about nathan smart came in hours before the shooting. investigators say he was threatening to hurt people with a homemade gun. sonoma county sheriff's deputies spent hours saturday afternoon searching this quiet neighborhood near cherry in clayton avenues santa rosa police sergeant the hurun. >> says deputies were looking for 43 year-old nathan smart. we have been arguing with a family member and was in possession of this homemade firearm ultimately of threatened that family member and threatened to kill them. >> and then also said that he was going to kill himself. >> after when deputies arrived, smart took off. neighbors were told to stay in their homes. i got another nick's older. that's it. >> don't leave your house because there was something happening in the next street over which is where friend of mine used may just to nick on the leather goods store on the sonoma plaza near w

geological survey says they have have updated their tsunami hazard maps for seven counties across california including marin, sonoma, solano, and napa counties. the updated map reflects new data and modeling compared to the last map like this that was published back in 2009. the goal is to let people know exactly where people are most at risk and how to plan fo. the updated maps for san franci, alameda, santa clara, san mateo, mateo, and contra costa last year. the last tsunami caused de of around 100 million damage to ports and harbors across the state after the earthquake in japan. it has been five years since the 2017 wine country fires. 40 people lost their lives and 6,000 homes went up in in flames across napa, sonoma, and mendocino counties. and after those fires, state legislators passed several reforms to help california prepare for future fires based on lessons learned. that includes a statewide protocol for emergency alerts. another law required new electric garage garage doors to have backup batteries. after residents had trouble opening their doors during power outages. another established a wild fire w

update now on the armed man who was shot and wounded by sonoma county sheriff's deputies . last weekend. the sheriff's office released the man's name today he has identified as 43 year old nathan james smart of sonoma. he remains in the hospital tonight. authorities also released this picture of the homemade ghost gun that they say smart, fired at two deputies several times. the shooting happened saturday night on west napa street in sonoma sheriff's deputies were investigating reports of car windows being smashed the two deputies involved in the shooting. we're not hurt. santa rosa have launched an investigation after two women say they were attacked on separate occasions but under similar circumstances, investigators don't know if the same person is involved as our crime reporter henry lee explains. in both cases the women did fight back. neighbors say this creek site trail of middle ranking road in santa rosa is safe during the day, but at night it's a different story . don't walk it after night after dark. he was just before 10 friday night when a woman in her fifties wa

. >> a man suspected of vandalism is recovering in the hospital after being shot by sonoma county. sheriff's deputies. the deputies responded to a break in that call that a shopping center ey urday night. and when got there, they say the man started shooting at them. kron four's amanda hari has more. >> investigators tell us the suspect was terrorizing the downtown area, trying to break the windows of cars and businesses. we walked around and didn't see any damage. but police say the suspect shot at them when they tried to stop him. >> a nice night out for people in downtown sonoma was disrupted saturday night after deputies say they were forced to shoot an armed man. the scene broke out on west napa and second street after deputies were told a man was trying to damage cars in a shopping center parking lot when they found the man they discovered he was armed with a gun and was trying to break the window of a limo. deputies told him to drop the gun. the suspect refused. >> and shot at least one time at the deputy did not hit the deputy santa rosa police sergeant chris from ahern say

pgd is warning of potential public safety power shutoffs this weekend in both napa and sonoma counties. it is due to the high fire danger and the chance for strong winds. the utility says. the greatest danger is trees or their branches falling out of power lines that can spark fires. it will be the first public safety power shut off in more than a year if it happens. fewer than 200. pg any customers could be impacted. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. a congressional delegation is in ukraine meeting with the country's president. as a sign of diplomacy, you speak congressman eric swalwell met with ukraine's president and other leaders in kiev today as part of the bipartisan congressional ukraine delegation . ukraine world posted this video on twitter. swallow said that he pledged to continue to advocate for resources and swell will sit in a statement. ukraine's fight for freedom is every democracies fight if they fall, any of us could be next. if ukraine succeeds, we all renew the promise of democracy. we will not stop until russian troops are out of ukraine. the visit comes as

the utility psps is still possible for 85 customers in napa county. 22 customers in sonoma county. >> and 86 and lake county earlier in the day. people who are expecting to have their power turned off. it's a free go bags at the calistoga fire station, phone chargers, a blanket to stay warm. >> some water, a granola bar a few other items in their pack. kind of just like a to go just a pass the time and make sure they have everything they need to get through. firefighter max kenworthy says locals have been better prepared for emergencies. a priority for napa valley resident eric mendez. >> who has dealt with safety power shut-offs and evacuations. we always try to have document seen him. >> our exit really well planned. we also tried to in our neighborhood. we have like a watch that we well, the weather was quiet sunday afternoon in calistoga. there are concerns about wildfires due to the bone. dry conditions mix with offshore winds. >> firefighters are keeping a close eye on the forecast assumes like the weather starting to get a little cooler. maybe some rain influences. so hopefully

parts of sonoma and napa county could see power shot off by tomorrow. we have team coverage tonight with audrey guests standing by in our weather center. but we begin tonight with amanda harry, who is live from santa rosa. amanda. >> good evening. it feels a little bit colder out here than you would expect that the actual temperature number says. and that's because at times the winds are picking up quite a bit. i have this flag here. it's not blowing so much right this second, but is picking up periodically. the fire marshal tells me that they want to make people aware of this wind event because it's the first real wind event of the year. they want to make sure people are taking precautions. >> high winds across the bay area today with more on the way sunday, the bay area national weather service is forecasting wind gusts more than 30 miles per hour in san francisco and half moon bay in santa rosa. it's predicted to be about 27 miles per hour. and firefighters are concerned. >> for with the increase in wind speeds. the lowering lowering of humidities, a

people in sonoma county says they felt it lightly. >>> now let's look at the temperatures. we were in the 90s yesterday. we broke a recor in oakland, tied it in san francisco and broke it in redwood city . today we start a cooldown and will be significantly cooler at 20 degrees cooler and only 70 in san francisco. a warm day , regardless . current numbers in the mid-50s just about everywhere . with the broad brush, everyone comes down 7 or 8 degrees in general is septa where the onshore flow where more clouds fill the bay and fo comes in as well. now let's get over to gianna , are you seein anything on the fogged front ? >> not too bad at the bay bridge, but 101 , there is fog there. already fog on highway and the bridge. >>> there is a trouble spot with a traffic alert not too far from highway 4. we are starting to see the backup building because more cars are on the roadway . if you plan on taking east 80 , allow little time. and into richmond and of course the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> and kevin de leon will not resign in the wake of and audiotape with comments . de leo

. > >> tomorrow sonoma county will hold a ceremony at coffey park for the devastating 2017 wine country wildfires. the ceremony will kickoff at 10:00 a.m. coffey park was flattened by the the fires. tomorrow's event will will showcase how the communitys bouncing back. the fires killed 43 people, damaged 8200 structures, and burned more tha0 acres. >> we've had all of these fires. fires. don't give up. take brea. give up. take breaks. have breaks with one another. you will get through it. but it is d but it is hard to acknowledge the hard work that everybody is doing. it's long and hard. > >> an eerie scene in southern california. a dust storm choked to the imperial valley, creating creating almost 0 visibility. the howling winds reach speed of of up to 60 miles per hour. here here is how it looked from the air. clouds were rolling in with with a big wall of dust making its way over the landscape. thus over the landscape. thunderstors over the landscape. thunderstors over the landscape. thunderstors over the landscape. thunderstors over the landscape. thunderstors over the landscape. thu

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a area counties on the ps ps list includes sonoma and napa county . lake county is also on the list that's outside the bay area. i'll do the expected high winds and high fire danger these next few days. pg and e says the shutoffs are likely and those two bay area counties on sunday and monday now two, reports that as much as 75% of the staff at twitter could be laid off if elon musk steel two by the social media company goes through internal documents obtained by the washington post , detail the layoffs. they also show current executives at twitter. we're likely already planning layoffs and cutbacks. neither twitter nor musk has commented on the reports. the judge gave musk until next friday to finish the takeover deal as part of the agreement to pause twitter's lawsuit against him. facebook's parent company, meta is laying off more than 160 commuter bus drivers now that many of its employees now work from home shuttle service vendors that contract with the social media companies say they'll begin reducing staff next month. most of the layoffs will be

sonoma county, napa county, you guys where we normally get the coldest in the valleys we will have cool mornings coming our way. the first stretch of that this season. showing you the rain on tuesday. the cooler temperatures show up in the day time highs, the morning lows is where you will feel it the most. by the time we get towards saturday and sunday of next woke we would of warmed back up all of the way to -- next week we would of warmed back up all of the way to the 70s. >>> the latest on the deadly stampede as that country mourns what is quickly becoming one of the deadliest ever disasters last week i stepped in a bear trap. i should really get rid of it. but... i'll make do. just like i make do without home internet. besides, my phone gets the job done. sometimes. it's not that bad. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $24.99 a month for 2 years with no annual contract and a free streaming box. >>> 149 people died and hundreds more injured during a halloween festival in seoul they crowded into a narrow street in downtown seoul. the crowd surged. what h

santa rosa sonoma county airport. pleasant in menlo park, santa clara. 80 78 70 just a little bit warmer. compared to yesterday. we had a cool weekend as you know. 45 sonoma county airport, petaluma officially in town, 48 50 napa airport 50 to san carlos now, so there's some cool readings all over the place even into the santa cruz mountains, the high builds in temperatures will bump up now again without that roaring north northeast breeze in the day nights are getting longer days are getting shorter. so i think we'll get some low nineties well inland, but most locations will be around the eighties upper eighties to very low nineties sixties seventies eighties on the temps. here we are looking for warmer weather the rest of the week. probably a little cooler, though. by the time we get to the weekend, you guys alright, see? thank you time 7 40 during the pandemic retailers dealt with low inventory, but now they're dealing with too much inventory. coming up. we'll tell you the major clothing and shoe brand that's about to offer big discounts to clear out

counties could have their power shut off as early as tomorrow. they can implement a public safety shower -- power cut off to avoid wildfires. small portions of sonoma and napa county are included. 8500 customers in and napa and three in sonoma county could be affected. pg&e meteorologists will continue to monitor the conditions and make the real-time decisions. >> to better understand the conditions, let's get to sandhya patel. >> very dry fuels in place. combine it with gusty winds, that will raise the fire danger. let me show you live doppler 7. a system pushing into the pacific northwest. they are getting the wintry mix. it will be pushing towards the california area. that will set the stage for windy conditions. fire weather watch begins at noon until 8:00 p.m. on sunday. northerly wind will dry out the atmosphere. the fire danger will be increasing. initially out ahead of the front at 4:00, the north and east bay hills tomorrow afternoon. sunday, around the noon time to evening hours when we are looking at the gusty winds. breezy outside. that has brought about temperature drop, which is a 23 degree drop. what is in store for the weekend, comi

also sonoma county going on lake county as well for sunday into monday. in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, david. appreciate that. >> our top story, a community continues to mourn after the death of a san jose state football player hit and killed by a school bus. we now know his identity. 18 year-old camden make right. the university tells us make right passed away during the crash friday morning. just a few blocks away from the university. chp says mcwright was riding his scooter north on 10th street when he was hit by a san jose unified school district bus carrying 14 students. chp says none of the students on the bus were hurt. and this tragic news coming just one day before the san jose state football team was set to play against new mexico state. that game has now been postponed. so instead of getting ready to travel to new mexico, the san jose spartans gathered at the scene of the crash to set up a memorial for canon. make right. and they shared their love for their team mate. so much. >> everything he's done. everything you need to for thi

. >>> parts of napa and sonoma counties could lose power if the strong winds kick in, this weekend. they could have the power cut prevent wildfires. 6000 customers across the entire watch region could be affected. >> we just need to shut it down during the peak of the storm. >> to see those winds coming in is a real concern for us. >> if shutouts happened, it would be sunday into monday and more than 100 customers could be impacted. >>> it is hard to believe that we were setting high temperature records for high temperatures. it is going to be cool and breezy. the moisture is missing. maybe a few showers for the high sierra and that is about the extent of it. the winds will be the major factor. they really pick up as we head into the afternoon. 20 to 30 mile an hour wind gusts, inland. 30 to 40 miles an hour at the coast. they pick up sunday afternoon. tomorrow's wind gusts are in the 20 to 30 mile an hour range. along the coast, 35 miles an hour. also, enough to elevate the fire threat. temperatures around 50 degrees. those northerly winds are delivering the cool air. temperatures

the utility says psps is still possible for 85 customers in napa county. 22 customers in sonoma county and 86 and lake county. earlier in the day. people who are expecting to have their power turned off, picked up free, go bags at the calistoga fire station, phone chargers, a blanket to stay warm. >> some water, a granola bar a few other items in their pack. kind of just like a to go just a pass the time and make sure they have everything they need to get through. firefighter max kenworthy says locals have been better prepared for emergencies. a priority for napa valley resident eric mendez. >> who has dealt with safety power shut-offs and evacuations. we always try to have document seen him. >> our exit really well plan. we also tried to in our neighborhood. we have like a watch that we well, the weather was quiet sunday afternoon in calistoga. there are concerns about wildfires due to the bone. dry conditions mix with offshore winds. >> firefighters are keeping a close eye on the forecast assumes like the weather starting to get a little cooler. maybe some rain influences. so hopeful

this is fo in the northbay valley and this is the main thing with sonoma county up 101 and up the road where it is foggy there . look how hot we were yesterday with 90s . in comparison, a couple o these to tie or break records from yesterday. oakland shattered at the record. that's why we are cooling down today . it doesn't look like that on days where we stay that warm . 70 today in san francisco and 2 degrees cooler than yesterday. in terms of the fog , that's where we want to keep our attention right now. petaluma and santa rosa, this could be dangerous when the visibility i that low along 101 and the roads that offshoot. give yourself extra time on the road and you need to slow down. amanda, over to you . >> thank you. a live look at sa francisco and oakland where leaders of both cities are calling for change. san francisco mayor, london breed took a at a town hall and as expected a recent rash of violent crime was top of mind for the outgoing mayor, libby schaaf who gave her state of th city address . last night she pointed to programs such as cease-fire and violence interpreters

. >> he and his staff witnessed a shootout between sonoma county sheriff to please and an armed man. >> we told everyone to stay inside, we locked our front door. we make sure that everyone in the front bar knew that that they had to exit. >> this is the independent agency now investigating. they said the suspect had been terrorizing some tourists on sonoma plaza. >> the suspect was trying to break -- break a firearm. >> seconds later, the man in his 40's was confronted by deputies. >> the deputy immediately noticed the suspect might have a gun. he refused to comply with that and actually shot at this point time at the deputy. the deputy responded with firing back at the suspect. >> the suspect was struck once but ran away. after a short chase, the man ran toward deputies when a second officer fired, wounding the suspect again. >> saw a lot of blood, it was like out of a movie. >> the man was taken to the hospital. because i need to call my insurance. >> police say the suspect broke windows at nearby businesses including the happy garden restaurant, leaving a sea of broken glass. >>