sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clearencampment of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count. later this summer, the county plans to release the second part of the report which will have numbers broken down by demographic areas. people are seeking shelter and where they lived before they became homeless. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> this just in according to associated press sources, president joe biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy have reached an agreement in principle to raise the debt ceiling and the deadline to get that deal done is june 5th. this is thousands of across california are gathering this weekend for the annual state party convention. >> and former house speaker nancy pelosi delivered the keynote address during her remarks today. she blamed to republican colleagues for the debt limit situation taking place in washington and raised alarm bells for what could happen if the u.s. governmen

sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clear some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. happy to help you, but whether to go behavior, health of the next office and behavioral sitting down. so, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was so well, you know, i have been able to see my children because i have these l

sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clear people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. happy to help you to go. behavior. health of the next office and behavioral health and sitting down. so, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was so well, you know, i have been able to see my children because i have these legal issues s

sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clearnt of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. luke, happy to help you where to go. behavior, health of the next office and behavioral health and sitting down. so, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was so well, you

sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clearencampment of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't hrve a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. luke, happy to help you. but whether to go behavior, health of the next office and behavioral health and sitting down. so, you know, why did you break the window? and that that wa

sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clear an encampment of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. happy to help you where to go. behavior, health and the next office and behavioral health now say, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was so well, you know,

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sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clear an encampment of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. happy to help you, but whether to go behavior, health of the next office and behavioral health and sitting down. so, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was

sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clearcampment of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. luke, happy to help you. but whether to go behavior, health and the next office and behavioral health and sitting down. so, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was

. >> reporter: he went to sonoma county job link, free resource for job seekers and employers too. it is free personalized job search assistance. >> brandon came in motivated. he had already tried getting employed. >> reporter: don montgomery is brandon's employment and training counselor. job link's new program is the homeless employment program. >> it is overwhelming. i think our last homeless count last year was over 2,000 here in sonoma county. >> reporter: dawn credits that to the cost of living. >> one bedroom can be from 1700 to 2300 in sonoma county. >> some of us can't afford that high price and expensive rent per month. it's a struggle every day. sometimes i worry about what i am going to eat, shower. >> reporter: it is days when brandon remembers what he truly needs in his life. >> as long as i got my kids and my dog in my life, things will be fine. things will be perfect. get the job and start working towards my goals. >> reporter: where are you off to? >> going to the library to charge my equipment so i can take my class, online g.e.d. tonight. >> reporter: make his ha

we have -- i think our last homeless count last year was over 2,000 here in sonoma county. >> reporter: dawn credits that number to the cost of living. >> essentially, one bedroom can be anywhere from $1,6700 to $2,300. >> some of us can't afford to pay that high price, expensive rent per month. it's a struggle every day. every day that i go through, every day -- sometimes i worry about where i'm going to eat, where i'm going to shower. >> reporter: it is on those days when brandon remember what is he truly needs in his life. >> as long as i got my kids and my dog in my life, things will be fine, things will be perfect. get that job and just start working towards my goals. >> reporter: where are you off to? >> to the library to charge my equipment to take my class tonight, online ged tonight. sometimes you need a hand a boost to help us out in getting there. slowly, but getting there. >> reporter: this one man with no stable walls to call home is getting himself from homeless to hired. >>> coming up, it's a family affair for a bay area sheriff's office. how these brothers are highli >>

there's a new report out of sonoma county that says homelessness is actually down by 22%. they're on. the county says this is the largest drop since 2015 kron four's. gayle ong has more on what may be contributing to those numbers. >> sonoma county's latest point in time. count of people experiencing homelessness has dropped 22% this year. >> we go out in the in the wee hours of the morning before the sun comes up. about 150 people participated. this count, some of them are are homeless individuals themselves that to, you know, know where people might be found that share of sonoma county supervisors, chris coursey credits collaborating with other jurisdictions of the county. we also have a an influx of available housing vouchers that came to us during the pandemic. >> that helped us find subsidized rental housing for a few 100 people. according to the county. this year's countdown, 2,266 individuals experiencing homelessness. >> compared to 2,893 in 2022. any fall. and as founder of homeless action, sonoma, a nonprofit aim to end homelessness in the city of sonoma says the

and we have learned that driver is the wife of the sonoma county sheriff. our reporter spoke with the homeowners who are still in shock. >> i heard the revving of the engine first, and then i heard no brakes, and then i heard this, like, crackle. >> reporter: lori johnson says she was in her recliner watching tv just before 1:00 a.m., when this gray tesla hurdled into her home. >> it's almost like an earthquake, but with concrete coming at you. >> reporter: the 2 x 4s were laying there. >> i had debris in my hair, sheetrock. >> i hear her screaming, the love of my life. >> reporter: paramedics took her to the hospital to be treated for cuts and bruises. police tell us that car traveled up montacedo and launching into the side of the home, which is now boarded up. >> she airborned and i saw the lights and the blinkers. >> reporter: the driver is 47-year-old natasha whitinghail, arrested for dui. police say she's posted bail. >> we didn't find out till today that she was the wife of the sheriff, and that was pretty hard. >> reporter: sheriff eddie ingram post

sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clearn encampment of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario will cap and help you. but whether to go behavior, health of the next office and behavioral health and sitting down. so, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was

. >>> and our top story at 5:30, a new effort in sonoma county is working to put homeless people on a path to a new career. >> so far they've helped more than 135 unhoused people. amanda went to guerneville to meet one man putting in the work to land his dream job. >> it is an unstable and unpredictable way of living. >> i've been in and out of homeless shelters. most of the time i've been in the tent. >> reporter: for eight years, brandon has been homeless. a divorce, addiction, and lack of stable job put the 44-year-old on the streets. he keeps up by working odd jobs here and there to get the cash he needs for his future plans. >> still going through the ged course and all i got to do is pay my $146 to take the test, and if i pass it, then that's good. >> reporter: with his pup, monster, brandon is doing all of this while living here. >> it's right over there on the other side of the street. >> reporter: merely surviving, that is all this is. >> it's hard, but just trying to survive. >> reporter: and is this what you call home? >> yeah. that's home. >> reporter: and this volatile ho

inside police call it a dy case and the sonoma county sheriff says his wife was at the wheel. good evening. thanks for joining us this saturday. i'm christina redone. we'll get to that story in just a moment. but first we want to get to some developing news that's happening off of the coast of half moon bay. the federal aviation administration says a small plane on the way from santa rosa to honolulu, hawaii, crashed around 2 15. this afternoon late tonight, we got word that the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash and it reports this crash happened about 40 miles off the coast of half moon bay. initial information indicates that two people were on the plane. investigators have not commented on their condition. we're also working to try and figure out exactly what kind of aircraft went down. there was conflicting stories as we were learning some more information. as soon as we get some more information about this crash off the coast of half moon bay, or reportedly, two people were on board will, of course, bring you more information. moving down to s

. >> a new report out of sonoma county says homelessness is down. 22%. the county says this is the largest decrease since 2015 kron four's gayle ong reports on what officials are saying is contributing to this. >> sonoma county's latest point in time. count of people experiencing homelessness has dropped 22% this year. >> we go out in the in the wee hours of the morning before the sun comes up. about 150 people participated in this count, some of them are are homeless individuals themselves that to, you know, know where people might be found that share of sonoma county supervisors, chris coursey credits collaborating with other jurisdictions of the county. we also have a an influx of available housing vouchers that came to us during the pandemic. >> that helped us find subsidized rental housing for a few 100 people. according to the county. this year's countdown, 2,266 individuals experiencing homelessness. >> compared to 2,893 in 2022. any fall. and as founder of homeless action, sonoma, a nonprofit aimed to end homelessness in the city of sonoma says th

. >>> a new effort in sonoma county working to get people off the streets on the path to a career. job link homeless pilot so far has supported over 135 unhoused people with job resources. i went to the quiet town to meet a man putting in the hard work to land the dream job. >> reporter: an unstable and unpredictable way of living . >> i've been in and out of homeless shelters but most the time living in a tent. >> reporter: brandon thomas, boursin addiction, lack of a stable job. the 44-year-old on the streets keeps up by working odd jobs to get the cash he needs 40s future plans. >> i'm still going through my ged course. i just have to pay my $146 to take the test. if i pass it, that's good. >> reporter: brandon is doing all of this while living here. >> it's right over there on the other side of the street >> reporter: merely surviving, all that this is >> it's hard but i am a strong survivor . >> reporter: is this what you call home? >> yes. that is home . >> reporter: the volatile home is what defines brandon is homeless. >> it's not something you really want to do or that you

officials in sonoma county say nearly 36% of businesses, phil price, accuracy, expections and they warn of possible overcharges. the department that oversees price accuracy inspections as they saw a 10% increase in accuracy xyz year. the county asking residents to verify charges on your a till receipt. and they're also reminding businesses it's illegal to charge a price higher than what is posted or advertised. still to come on the kron, 4 morning news open police respond to multiple calls of sideshows over the weekend. >> one of those incidents involving car on fire. we have the details after the break. we continue to follow the latest out of texas after another mass shooting left, 8 people dead. there. plus, the clock is ticking on a solution to the debt ceiling. how lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are now brainstorming. a all right. well, welcome back to the call for a morning news are going on for 15 am for all of you just right. just waking up. >> and the way it was nice, there's a little bit of little everything for everyone. john, wondering if this week is also going to be a

contrast was caught after a brief foot chase and booked into the sonoma county jail. >> a new report says california saw 10% increase in pedestrian traffic deaths over a 3 year period. according to the governors highway safety association, 500, 504 pedestrians were killed in crashes involving vehicles in the state in 2022, which is a nearly 10% increase from 2019. the report also found pedestrian deaths are up 70% nationwide since 2010 a surge they attribute to more large vehicles being on the road. >> a chp helicopter was sent out to investigate suspicious activity underneath the carquinez bridge. this happened last night. the crew of the helicopter found 2 people under the bridge that were repelling. >> officers directed the pair to chp officers that are on the ground for further investigation. not clear tonight with those people were doing under the bridge or if they were arrested. >> for your health tonight, off-label use of the diabetic drug ozanne thick is becoming a go-to for americans wanting to drop weight. but now the fda is set to fast track another drug. they say could he

there's thunderstorms happening just across the sonoma county line. and we're going to look at that coming up in a bit but really just the clouds that we're experiencing from that weak area of low pressure spinning over the state, let me just focus on details of what matters. it's a gray, cool memorial day weekend. now a lot of us are like ten degrees below average. we stayed cloudy for most of the bay today and when you look at this on first alert doppler, you can see the thunderstorms just up here moving through mendocino and trying to get into sonoma county. even were a few of those showing up off just the coast of marin within about the last two hours or so you can kind of see that falling apart though there for now. the real question is what does this mean for daytime highs on memorial day? and let me just leave you with that. for a final take away in general i'mgoing to show you the inland parts of the bay here for tomorrow. and with more sunshine certainly than what we had today, you can expect numbers to get into the low 70s tomorrow. it will

. >>> a new effort in sonoma county working to put people who are homeless off the streets and onto the pathway of a career. the homeless pilot has supported 135 unhoused people with career resources. i met one man putting in the work to land his dream job. >> reporter: it is an unstable and unpredictable way of living . >> i have been in and out of homeless shelters. >> reporter: for years, brandon has been homeless. a divorce, addiction, and unstable job put the 44-year-old on the streets. he worked odd jobs here and there to get the cash he needs for his future plans. >> i am still working on my ged and i just need to pay for the test and if i pass, that's good. >> reporter: brandon is doing all of this while living here. >> it is right here on the other side of the street. >> reporter: nearly surviving. that is all this is. >> is this what you call home? >> yes. that's home . >> reporter: this volatile home is what defines brandon as homeless . >> it is not something you want to do or be. i mean, a lot of people look down on you. it's just not us. i mean, most of us are out here bec

a sonoma county sheriff's wife. >> now facing dui charges in connection to a crash. we're a car slammed into a home. a woman living in that home was hurt. kron four's amanda hari has that story for. >> i spoke to the people that live in the home behind me that was crashed into. they say they've been through so much this weekend and don't want to appear on camera. but the woman that was injured is back home and recovering. >> a shocking photo of a tesla crashed into the side of a home. it happened just before one saturday morning on the corner of calistoga road and beaumont way santa rosa police say it looks like the tesla veered off the road, hitting a fence and a tree before colliding with the front of the house. one neighbor told me off camera that when she looked outside and saw the crash, she was worried for the driver's life. the driver is okay. and she has been identified as natasha whitting hill, the wife of sonoma county sheriff eddie engram. our officers are trained to investigate any sort of case like. >> we've arrested public official to arrested first res

a sonoma county sheriff wife now facing dui charges. >> in connection to a crash where a car slammed into a home. a woman was living in that home and was hurt. kron four's amanda hari has that story. >> i spoke to the people that live in the home behind me that was crashed into. they say they've been through so much this weekend and don't want to appear on camera. but the woman that was injured is back home and for covering. >> a shocking photo of a tesla crashed into the side of a home. it happened just before one saturday morning on the corner of calistoga road and beaumont way santa rosa police say it looks like the tesla veered off the road, hitting a fence and a tree before colliding with the front of the house. one neighbor told me off camera that when she looked outside and saw the crash, she was worried for the driver's life. the driver is okay. and she has been identified as natasha whipping hill, the wife of sonoma county sheriff eddie engram. our officers are trained to investigate any sort of case like. >> we've arrested public ficial to be arrested first responder and th

area mainly from the golden gate southward, but there is still shower activity along the coast of sonoma county. things are a little bit heavier further up highway 1. another round of showers is moving right into san francisco. everything is moving from south to north. showers in oakland are prompting a rain delay to the start of the a's game against the mariners. when is the last time a bay area team had a rain delay? it is going to be damp. there is more rain further down the peninsula. the rain showers overall have been diminishing in intensity over the past couple of hours, a trend that will continue as we head through the rest of tonight. there will be scattered showers out there to start the day on thursday with the possibility of pop up shower still with us, but they will be fewer and further between. rain chances should take a break for the middle of the work week. we will track the next two chances of shower activity in the forecast. >>> it was not the case today but highway 37 is known to flood during major storms. with sea levels rising it could only get worse. the state has come up

. >> sonoma county officials are warning people tonight. be careful if you are visiting the russian river, they said the river is expected to flow. probably a lot faster than usual could be dangerous. coming up at 10, 30, other river dangers you should know about. now a time for a look at the 4 zone forecast. here's kron 4 s chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> yeah, guys, we are looking at a hot weekend around the bay area specially anywhere away from the coastline. these temperatures are going to be heating up in a hurry tomorrow we saw jump today. some of those numbers moving in the 80's tomorrow. i think we may be in the mid 90's in some spots inland. now we still have a bit of a sea breeze. so we're seeing some patchy fog move inside the as we typically do at this time of year, we get that big contrast in temperatures sometimes as much as 40 or 50 degrees from some of the valleys to the coastline. now you can see that fog is really just very, very patchy outside right now. so it's not going take long for it to burn off tomorrow. tem

but for those trying to maintain quality of life in sonoma county, it is the problem they're facing. >> at the local level. we get to deal with all the consequences of the changes that the world is going through. >> reporter: the county's department of health services hosted the gathering to bring together the different departments that are affected by the mental health crisis and it turned out to be pretty much everybody. from the explosion in recent years of homelessness to the alarming rise in opioid addiction. from crime to teen suicide. it feels like every aspect of normal life has been turned upside down. most point to the pandemic as the catalyst. >> there was so much loneliness. that's one of the things we're learning here in these panels is the impacts of the loneliness and the isolation that we saw that had such impacts on our mental health. >> reporter: that has especially been true for young people. >> the cdc has said that young people are experiencing more sadness and hopelessness than tay have ever seen before. but most people are like well why is that happening? >> rep

he's now facing up to 6 months in jail. >> sonoma county da karla rodriguez releasing a statement about this case saying in part, quote, the verdict will enable us to hold ms aaronson accountable for a crime while at the same time helping exonerate the couple that was falsely accuse. she goes on to say the case is also important in that it illustrates the importance of using social media responsibly. >> a man is now facing multiple felony charges for alleged drug dealing and possession of a large amount of fentanyl in san francisco. police took 23 year-old david diaz. moore is an into custody on tuesday after they seized 11 pounds of fentanyl in almost 100 grams of matt from a residence in oakland. he has more as an is federally charged with multiple counts of possession for selling drugs and faces charges for selling drugs to an undercover police officer earlier this month. if he is convicted of all charges, he faces up to 9 years in prison. in a statement on the arrest, district attorney brooke jenkins said the criminal justice system needs to recognize the drug dealing is a serious c

all of sonoma county, the peninsula, even parts of the south bay and parts of the east bay shoreline. in the midst of some pretty widespread light to moderate showers. that is enough to keep those roadways wet as you are venturing out there on to them to begin this morning commute, some of our heaviest of rainfall is really concentrated along highway one between santa cruz and half moon bay coming down up there, the redwoods and right along the coastal highway. so very much so wet situation for the santa cruz mountains. lot of that energy, as you can see is moving this direction. so we're likely to see an impact increasing for the south bay here temporarily got a spot of heavier rain right around downtown san jose. and as jc the airport down there as of right now. so definitely a lot going on to start this morning. much like yesterday. it's wet. it's like taking a little bit slower from the 40's and 50's where we are this morning to some low 60's again later on today for most areas do watch for some inland thunderstorms even into the afternoon going to be talking all the details of to

marin county, sonoma county, the east bay shoreline peninsula and south bay, especially we're still in the midst of some mostly light to moderate showers. but if you focus on the south bay for second, we do have some heavier pockets of rain right now. having moved just past san jose on up towards the airport, making your way up towards alum, rock and eventually towards milpitas. that little area of yellow and orange indicating heavier intensity rainfall. also some heavier intensity rainfall out towards morgan hill and up in the santa cruz mountains as well. so quite the active morning. all over again. now, as far as the rest of the daw is concerned, we will stay fairly active and even a chance of some inland afternoon thunderstorms, daytime highs, very similar to yesterday. cold showers, mostly great conditions and wet conditions. so be ready for it at any point today, i would be breaking down when this rain does eventually we even if we do have any warmups. still ahead, rain. all right, john, thank you for that update. a slick conditions out there. so just take your time this morning.

it did deliver thunderstorms to the north of sonoma county.got some reports of light rain falling in sonoma county. but look at first alert doppler. there's left over rain on this now. but if we switch the perspective, see the curl sitting there off the coast? watch the last three hours. bulls eye in terms of the center of circulation right over the bay. the water vapor imagery really does a good job of illustrating this. we're right in the middle of it. it came from the north and parked right over us for the holiday. that's why the sky looked a bit interesting. it kind of beefed up the marine layer, but added plenty of its own clouds as well. it was like a layer cake deal. we were ten degrees below average as a result. 57 in san jose now. that number is pretty representative of just about everybody. the clouds were already over san jose. between now and tomorrow morning, you can still see the high clouds wrapping around. there won't be many of those tomorrow. what we have here is the marine layer. but noon, 1:00, it melts back to the coast. s

the cloud cover over sonoma county was very stubborn throughout the day, living in your temperaturesve 60. and tonight the fog is going to reform spreading across the bay. and again that fog doesn't get concentrated, so it won't be near zero to slow down the commute, but it will be a gray start to the day. and even along the coast, you'll see the sunshine peek through. and the coolest spots in the north bay valleys, along the coast. in general, these temperatures may be a degree or two cooler and the bay with the low 70s. the mix of upper 60s for the valleys of the east bay. and only hit the low 70s on tuesday afternoon. the low 60s in san francisco with the mid-60s for oakland and the east bay. mid to upper 60s. the better chance for getting to above 70 degrees. i think we'll see more sunshine breaking through over sonoma county and marin county tomorrow, but you will still end up a good 10 degrees below normal. temperatures do warm up for everybody in time for the end of the workweek. as we head into the first weekend of june, it'll be a modest warm up for san francisco and oakland

we're live in sonoma county, ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. thank you. oakland are looking for a group of thieves who followed a woman and rob director visiting an atm late at night. we spoke with the woman who didn't want to be identified other than by the name stephanie. she said she made a cash deposit at the wells fargo atm at lakeshore and trestle. glenn sunday night, then drove home. when she got to her street. she said she realized he was being followed by two cars pulled into a church parking lot near her home that drove around the block before returning to the parking lot. they reappear. they enter the parking lot. i quickly try to throw my car into reverse. and drive around them, but they boxed me in. roberts got out and demanded her belongings. there was a short struggle and they finally took off robbery happened a day after another woman was held up by two carloads of robbers in the trestle glen neighborhood. oakland police are urging residents not to resist and not to engage if they're approached by someone, regardless of whether or not thei

i think our last homeless count last year was over 2000 here in sonoma county. >> reporter: crediting that number to the cost of living. >> essentially a one bedroom can be anywhere from $1700 to $2300 in sonoma county. >> some of us cannot pay that high cost of rent every month . it's a struggle every day. sometimes i worry about what i will eat or where i can shower . >> reporter: it's on those days when brandon remembers what he truly needs in his life >> songs i have my kids and my dog in my life i think i will be fine. i will be perfect when i can get the job and work toward my goals. >> reporter: where you off to? >> i'm going to library to work on the equipment to take my class tonight. >> reporter: to make his hard work reality is >> sometimes we just need a hand to boost us up to get us there. slowly we are getting there. >> reporter: with each small step this man with no walls to call home getting himself from homeless to being hired. >> brandon has been clean for four month and hopes to get an apprenticeship with the ironworkers in the next year. if he stays on the right pa

and she has been identified as natasha whipping hill, the wife of sonoma county sheriff eddie engram. our officers are trained to investigate any sort of case like. >> we've arrested public official to be arrested first responder and the rest it. everyday mom and dad's for a variety of charges including dui. very common charge in today's society. unfortunately. so in the end, our officers are still required to go through the same steps for every dui investigation. santa rosa police lieutenant christopher hird says winning hill was arrested for felony dui with cause of injury. but the one main thing that we're going to be waiting for is for the blood alcohol results to come back from the department of justice. it usually takes 3 to 4 weeks ish to come back. that will go to the district attorney's office so they can determine charges. the santa rosa police department is handling the case. >> the sheriff's office recused itself because of a potential conflict of interest. but sheriff and graham did release a statement that said in part, quote, as a husband, i am greatly concerned about m

he was caught after a brief foot chase and booked into the sonoma county jail.ollowing developing news tonight in texas where a manhunt is expanding. >> $80,000 reward is being offered in the intense search for the gunman in friday night's mass shooting outside of houston, texas. police say 38 year-old francisco or a payson was firing rounds from his front yard in the small town of cleveland when neighbors asked him to stop because of the noise, they say he took his ar 15 style rifle, walked into his neighbor's home and started shooting killing 5 people, including an 8 year-old boy. today the sheriff got choked up, talking about the victims who they believe were from honduras. my heart. is with. this 8 year-old little boy. >> i don't i don't care if he was here lately. i don't care if he was here illegally. he was in my county. 5 people died in my county and that is where my heart is. >> investigators say they have recovered the gun believed to have been used in these killings. more than 200 law enforcement officials are searching for or pays a who they say is b

and with warmer weather expected this weekend, sonoma county officials are warning people to be very careful if they're visiting the russian river. the current is falling faster than usual could be dangerous. kron four's gayle ong has the story from guerneville. lovely today? it's a nice, warm day. it was a quiet sunny on to rio beach. but the water moving a little bit fast out there. but, you know, i don't think it's dangerous. you just want to know how to swim if you fall over and well, gilbert, an experienced swimmer from colorado is not worried about the current the russian river right now >> you know, coming down from a very high flow that we experienced during the a of early this year. first responders are warning people who are planning to visit the russian river this weekend. >> to be aware of potential hazards while the air temperature is warm. >> the water temperature. i just checked the 63 degrees and the russian river in the greenville area. so that's still quite cold and would be a real shot even when outside air temperatures so warm, there are often hazard that you cann

the driver of the tesla is the wife of the sonoma county sheriff. she's under arrest for allegedly driving under the influence. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 8. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn kron four's event. harry talk with people in the neighborhood tonight about. >> what happened? >> i spoke to people that live in this home behind me here where the crash happened. they say they've been through so much this weekend and don't want to appear on camera. but the woman who was injured is back home and recovering. >> a shocking image of a tesla crashed into the side of a home. it happened just before one saturday morning on the corner of calistoga road and beaumont way santa rosa police say it looks like the tesla veered off the road, hitting a fence and a tree before colliding with the front of the house. one neighbor told me off camera that when she looked outside and saw the crash, she was great for the driver's life. the driver is okay. and she has been identified as natasha whitting hill, the wife of sonoma county sheriff

and she has been identified as natasha whipping hill, the wife of sonoma county sheriff eddie engram. our officers are trained to investigate any sort of case like. >> we've arrested public official to arrested first responder and the rest it. everyday mom and dad's for a variety of charges including dui. very common charge in today's society. unfortunately. so in the end, our officers are still required to go through the same steps for every dui investigation. santa rosa police lieutenant christopher hird says winning hill was arrested for felony dui with cause of injury. but the one main thing that we're going to be waiting for is for the blood alcohol results to come back from the department of justice. it usually takes 3 to 4 weeks ish to come back. that will go to the district attorney's office so they can determine charges. the santa rosa police department is handling the case. >> the sheriff's office recused itself because of a potential conflict of interest. but sheriff and graham did release a statement that said in part, quote, as a husband, i am greatly concerned about my w

county. far north napa, also sonoma that's on sunday and mendocino county.orhood forecast sports 58 in pacifica. no sunshine 61 no sun in san francisco for carnevale plenty of sunshine and conquer clayton wanted cricket alamo 74 tri valley. we should be at 80 seasonably cool today, but i got that five day forecasts and frank that is just coming up, and we will include that tahoe outlook. that's great. we appreciate that. seeing a few. thank you, roberta. thousands of college grads entering the job market this summer how they're taking on the job. that story coming up, but first, a kung fu learning experiences coming to san francisco's chinatown next weekend, but it's stopped by mornings on to first we're live with a preview of kung fu day right after the break. stay right there. ♪ estado dorado ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonito lugar lleno de tanto sabor ♪ ♪ so much flavor ♪ ♪ un future brillante se acerca ♪ ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como

. >> division chief matt wind room with the sonoma county fire district is reminding people >> to keepjacket while boating and never turn your back on the ocean in the meantime, crews have been preparing ahead of the summer season. we have had our swift water rescue crews. i'm out doing some annual refresher training. >> in the last week to take advantage of the river conditions while they're still higher than summer clothes, which good to be kind of love and rescue teams will have their boats ready in case of an emergency. >> reporting from sonoma county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> also for talking about toe outside. let's take a look outside. this is the incredible view from the mount tam cam with all those clouds covering the view of the city. that's a check in with grinch or there to see see them. this the second, you're coming up >> no, yeah. was still be dreaming. what time is >> rob the sandman on in my eyes. i don't know what. good morning. good morning, everybody. i'm what i was referencing there. i guess maybe it's a other part of the mountain. they're poking up there. but, y

well, that is bringing us some light showers, especially up in portions of sonoma and napa counties. mendocino counties too. now this rainfall is really light. just a couple of sprinkles here and there. but for 101, santa rose up to cloverdale ukiah. it is pretty wet. couple sprinkles as far south as petaluma and center fell right now and that potential of a sprinkle or 2 trip south of the golden gate over the next couple of hours. it shouldn't slow you down at all. but just dune to be surprised if you do see brief light shower overhead, ok, i wouldn't say it's enough for the rain jacket for most of us. but hey, if you want to get it out one morning i go for all right. sounds good. john. all right. maybe heed. the words of john is talking about about the sprinkles out there. >> again, always telling you it's best to leave the house with next time. you never now things could be slick. 8 minutes for you into the city. meteorologist a law that's really good as terms of a sign on a monday, 1 san mateo bridge, 12 minutes for everyone traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond center

by noon, still hanging tough and parts of marin and sonoma county.s sunny in the east bay, south bay, the peninsula. it will not be cloudy everywhere all day long. here is a look at highs and the microclimate starting in the south bay. low 70's for a lot of us today along the peninsula, 67 in san mateo, 70 in redwood city. downtown, we hit about 61 for the daytime high. keep the jacket on for much of the morning. north bay, a cool afternoon with cloud cover very stubborn today, staying in the 60's. 64 in oakland, 60 in fremont. inland, it is cool. upper 60's to lower 70's. overnight tonight, the marine layer returns and refined temperatures in the coolest spots in the upper 40's. accuweather 7-day forecast, we keep the cool temperatures the next couple of days. as we welcome june, we start to warm up. 70's to mid 80's in the afternoon saturday and sunday. jobina: we just got new information from san jose police regarding the sig alert underway right now on northbound 87. we have at least one lane blocked. they are asking everyone to avoid willow stre

the wife of a sonoma county sheriff is facing charges in connection to a crash.re going to tell you what police say happened during that incident and 3 people are dead in a fatal crash on one-on-one sunnyvale this morning. live the scene with the details on that. and a suspicious package found sfo shut down a terminal police know so far about it and how it impacted flights at the airport will be right the airport will be right back. don't go anywhere. how do we decide what hotel to book? (yelping) fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com. >> right now, the kron 4 morning news. a car crashes into a home in the north bay and now the wife of a county sheriff is facing dui charges. plus, president vice president kamala harris in the bay area today highlighting the biden administration's investment in the semiconductor manufacturing here in the u.s.. and we're also taking a look at the best time t

that's when the tubbs fire swept through sonoma and napa counties, destroying more than 4600 homes. many lessons learned in all of this. our shawn chitnis was there reporting on it. he says it includes how to better fireproof homes. >> reporter: jake knew he was in a fire prone area when building his home in santa rosa almost 20 years ago. he made sure the combine design would keep embers from spreading on the house. >> they'll close up so embers can't go under the house. >> reporter: and go all the way to the roof. >> there's no ridge vent allow the embers to get into the attack. >> reporter: but each year, he still has plenty of work to do maintaining the key features that mitigate a fire from approaching his home. >> it's all protecting the house from embers flying. >> reporter: so while having a metal roof, a house built out of stucco, and other features give him an advantage. >> this whole deck is completely sealed off so embers can't get in there. >> reporter: he still has to clear space all around, including dead trees. >> the main things is to keep fuel away from your house

once you get up into sonoma county, 101, a few wet spots there. rthern end of napa up into lake county. also a little bit wet richmond center fell bridge couple of drops of water again, not even enough to get the roadway wet, but there is some stuff going on up there that i don't you to be surprised by will continue to see isolated sprinkles as we work our way through the next couple of hours here. this will make for morning commute. that is kind of gray. but like i said, shouldn't slow you down too much by noontime. we're pretty much done with it, getting some more and more peeks of sunshine afternoon hours. even more of that sunshine. now, tomorrow temperatures will be a bit warmer than today's today. we're staying pretty cool in the 60's tomorrow. we'll see our first low 70's after that. temperatures continue to rise with skies are in clear and remaining dry for the rest of the forecast. so a little bit more back to your usual mayweather. then the cooler and wetter stuff we have been seeing 10th of an inch of rainfall possible for a few north ba

cornell: blame it on an 11-mile closure of highway 37 between sonoma and solano counties. the closure is necessary to allow the repair of smart train long w, usincaltrans roadsigns n warning drivers the past two weeks. sean lewis said his drive from livermore to the sonoma raceway took twice as long about two hours. >> i wish they had the signs sooner from 780 from livermore. >> the traffic was going on for miles. we rely, how much longer? cornell: erica and her friends from chicago had reservations for a tasting at a winery in the middle of the backup. the owners say it is a busy weekend with her wedding and private party. >> we were able to contact those guests ahead of time and let them know there will be traffic, which we did. it worked well. people were delayed, but it has been ok. >> we are just going to stay here and not go anywhere else because we do not want to get back into the traffic. nothing is worse than that. cornell: we just got an update from caltrans and smart. they say track repair is on schedule and highway 37 should reopen around 11:00 a.m. on sunday. r

police call it a do you i case in the sonoma county sheriff says his wife was at the wheel. ktvu is elissa harrington spoke to the center rosen woman who was inside the home when it all happened. i kind of still in shock. 58 year old laurie johnson said she was sitting in her recliner in the living room of her santa rosa home watching soap operas. when just before 1 a.m. she heard the sound of a car engine, and then headlights came crashing through her wall and then. this massive, massive boom with my television is a 75 80 inch coming towards me. with debris in two by fours with nails. i'm pinned to the chair with my little dog on me. and just screaming. a tesla model three crashed into the front of her house, taking down some tree branches on the way johnson shared these pictures from inside her home that showed the extent of the damage. the driver of the tesla was identified as 47 year old natasha waiting hill, the wife of sonoma county, sheriff eddie and graham. in a statement posted on social media , sheriff ingram wrote as a husband, i am greatly concerned about my wife

but most of the rain has been over parts of sonoma county and moving over northern napa county, as wen see on the radar and satellite that rain moving over closer to yontville. today we'll see our temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 60s, all of this still much cooler than we should see for this time of year. now, once that passes through, we'll go back to sunshine for the rest of the week, and it may not be until early next week we see rain chances returning. so in between our temperatures are going to be going up. take a look at gilroy. we have some upper 60s between today and wednesday, thursday 70 degrees, and then some upper 80s for saturday. i don't know if you're ready for that kind of heat, but it does spike quickly and then comes back down for the start of next week. and after today, that's our only chance of showers before we jump to summer over the next few days. >>> mike, you're seeing a backup building out of oakland? >> yeah, and that's pretty standard. it suddenly happened over the last couple of minutes where these lanes really started to fill in. i guess a lot

even the valleys of sonoma county, petaluma, we are at a quarter of a mile visibility. fog in the valleys of the nor 50's close to the coast. where we have mainly clear skies like san ramon and fairfield, 60. here is live doppler 7 along with satellite. our ridge that brought the heat yesterday is beginning to lift to the north. we are getting more of an influence from this low pressure, no moisture but cooler weather beginning to move in. a live look from the golden gate bridge showing you the fog. gradual clearing of cloud cover, today cooler than yesterday but devotees and 80's away from the coast. -- 70's and 80's away from the coast. 70's for san mateo. downtown, a cooler day. limited sunshine. the cloud cover is 's and 80's. east bay, 60's and 70's. inland will go to the 80's this afternoon. overnight, our marine layer grows and coastal drizzle with areas of dense fog. accuweather 7-day forecast, morning fog into sunshine. cool but pleasant. much of next week, we have the typical pattern for this time of year, morning clouds breaking for afternoon sunshine. next l