on wednesday, my car is at damascus gate knocked by the st. rosa, where the funeral will soon take place. as i was coming in to jerusalem crossing over the border or from a jordan or people were speaking to me, once i found out i was from al jazeera about sharina and how tragic that death was it. it wasn't just them anybody that i encountered palestinian or otherwise was talking to me about how sad they were about her death. there's a lot of short, there's a lot of sadness still. and as we were in occupied east jerusalem coming here to damascus gate, we did see a lot of security around the ambassador hotel, which is the next to the hospital where her body is being kept from there. she'll be brought up to the church for her final resting place. israel is carried out more raised in geneva, in the occupied westbank and swear. sharina blocker was killed. one palestinian man is in hospital after being shot. dozens of been killed during his wally operations in the city since march. another palestinian has also been shot near the illegal is raining, settlement to have bad l in the occupied. wes

santa rosa, calistoga yonville st alina's yonville had the most rain that i saw santa lina almost a halfh of rain , santa rosa, 0.44, calistoga and 0.37. vacaville fairfield, solano county had their share, but it was mainly napa county over the sonoma county mission. peak. fremont point oh, eight. napa 80.4 anubis reservoir, also a point of for some of the lows this morning, and there were many thirties again from north to south. i could do a panel of about 50 tabs here even made it had one report at 37 in golden gate park. how about that? petaluma 33, santa rosa napa sonoma panel, danville mill valley and mental park all between 33. and 39. the sierra picked up more snow. they might get one more inter to today. as the low kicks out. it's over in the sierra nevada now, but u c. berkeley central serious no. haven't you? donner summit picked up six plus inches of snow yesterday. you can see where the low is. it's now pushing out of our area, but it didn't have a lot of moisture, but it sure had a lot of cold air. and when you get that kind of colder this time of year, that's what triggered

you probably hear thunder's -- happening in the higher elevations in between santa rosa and st. helena. some of the heavier rains falling up and down 101 between santa rosa and windsor along california highway 12 between santa rosa as you head into eastern sonoma county. but also, there's plenty of rain following the napa side as well. the shower that developed to the west has not really held together to any great extent as it is tracking down toward napa. i'm not concerned about this when producing any additional crowd lightning. these storms have an hour or two in their lifecycle. they are going to fizzle out once the sun goes down this evening. eventually, if it holds together between sonoma and petaluma, we will do another radar track and track this future cast when everything is going to settle down coming up in just a few minutes. >>> our other paul top story at 6:00, santa rosa police looking into the death of a toddler who may have died from exposure to fentanyl. the 15-month-old girl was found unresponsive. kpix 5's john ramos and how the case is highlighting the extreme

st alina. right in town. also santa rosave in some really good downpours around yonville as well up to st lena, thirties and forties and much calmer conditions. right now, everything is starting to kick eastward, so that's going to allow us to settle down here , but we'll still have morning sun, then afternoon clouds. and temperatures staying on the cool side was sixties. alright over to salads. 4 31 we okay out there, sal. yeah we're okay. even though we had some crashes . it's just so light that even with a crash, there's plenty of room for you to get around and we don't have any big backups out there right now. this is a look at the bay bridge. you can see it is nice and light, with no major issues. and if you're driving on interstate 80, that looks good as well. we had an earlier crash northbound 42, a concord avenue. they got that out of the way and southbound 88 to 37. we had a crash there. it's not causing a big delay. because traffic is very light at this hour. 4 32, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. on

and santa rosa you're going to continue to get hit here by this over the next 30 to 40 minutes. you want to head inside. if you're around st. helena, santa rosa or eldridge from this thunderstorm, that is now developing. we're also looking at that area to the south of yountville, holding up into oak knoll by 6:15 tonight. as we continue through the next several hours, i think we'll see some spotty activity by 7:00. by 11:00, we should be drying out from this. as we head through tomorrow morning, we'll start dry with sunshine coming back into the bay. so as we begin tomorrow morning, it's going to be cold again. a mix of some upper 30s and low 40s. have it down to 38 in the north bay. east bay at 42. daytime highs tomorrow will begin to warm up by 5 to 10 degrees from that colder storm, beginning to pull away. it puts us at 68 in san jose. over to antioch, 72. let's take you to the peninsula. 61 in san mateo. san francisco at 61 in the mission. 68 in sonoma. seven-day forecast shows that big warming 72 on saturday for san francisco. and the inland valleys going up to 86 saturday. 81 on sunday. we'll have more looks at this

had heavy rain, hail, the lightning within the past three hours over the north bay hitting santa rosa, stlyna and parts of glen ellen. we seen the lightning and heavy downpouring tapering off. at this point through tonight, we're expecting dry conditions at 11:00 p.m. as the storm system is moving out. that means as we head through tomorrow morning, it will start off on the sunny side. temperatures also beginning cold so still need that heavier jacket. we have 40s tomorrow morning, then as we head through the day, i'm looking at a warmer day with sun in the forecast, dry weather, lots of 60s to low 70s. temperatures are starting to warm up but hotter. by friday 80. by saturday 86. nice weekend coming our way. >> you got good timing, jeff, through the weekend. >> that will do it for us at 7:00. for everyone here, thanks for joining us. enjoy your evening. hope to see you back at 11:00. booking most cruises can be complicated. but this isn't most cruises. this is celebrity cruises. and we think cruising shouldn't be confusing. so, on our award winning vacations drinks, wi-fi and tips are al

most of the lightning strikes are in the higher elevations in between santa rosa and st. helena. working its way to the southeast most of it is traveling into higher terrain but it occasionally makes its way into the valleys. and this is a new development. what is happening right around developing in higher elevations in the western edge of the napa valley. no lightning strikes at the moment, but as it continues to evolve, it could produce some lightning. we are going to remain in first alert mode until the threat of small hail has passed. that is going to be possible with any of these cells that are concentrated along the north bay. we have seen a few showers in the santa cruz mountains, but most of it has been north of the golden gate. we are going to be in this mode by the next hour or two. a couple sprinkles left over. that is going to be it. even those will fall apart as we head into the rest of tonight. cold temperatures out there by early tomorrow morning, as of today was not chilly and breezy enough. the winds in the 15 to 25 mile an hour range for most of the gusts at th

in fact, some pretty big amounts with those intense downpours and yonville st helena santa rosa one neighborhood reporting a quarter of an inch of rainfall in some areas, just a few hundreds and a lot of areas not picking up any rainfall yesterday, in fact, lots of sunshine but that that just at least the thunderstorm activity , which is really focused up in the north bay yesterday. that is moving out of town and we have clear things out quite a bit before today, compared to yesterday. the winds will be picking up this afternoon. there's still a bit of a breeze out there. in fact, we'll check on these panels closer to the coastline out toward sfo gusting to a right around 30 miles an hour and half moon bay gusty to 23. these numbers will likely go up as you would expect over the next few hours. current numbers after that cold start this morning, a pleasant afternoon at least temperature wise temperatures right now in the fifties to the sixties. today we begin our warming trend, but the real warming that is expected to move in by the weekend. here's a live camera checking out the view out toward

st. louis and 81 in santa rosa.these numbers looking very summer, like now as high pressure kind of takes over that week, cold front has moved on by and now we have more that northerly wind kicking in that swept away low clouds and the fog and brought lots of sunshine around the bay area. the sea breeze kicking in, though, again this afternoon. so little blustery in spots. in fact, we've had some winds or 30 miles an hour gusting into san francisco to 29 at sfo. so just that general afternoon, sea breeze and well, speaking of breezes will see more of that in the coming days. maybe that's going to increase the fire danger. coming up in the next few days to of more than a few minutes tonight. if you're stepping outside, looks like a nice evening, mostly sunny skies. skies stay mostly clear as well. looks like it's going to stay nice and warm in the valleys for some time to come. thanks. lauren coming up as student led walkout in support of lgbtq plus youth. >> what they're saying needs to be done to protect the future

calistoga, santa rosa, but you have to like 59 100 petrified forest in between santa rosa calistoga over a half inch of rain. st alina was close santa rosa in town, 44 100 bennett valley. picked up 30 to 100. vacaville had about a quarter of an inch mission peak. fremont 1000.8. and you this reservoir picked up 0.4. the sierra had more snow all the bonus late in the season. i know, but still we'll take it 3 to 6 inches of fell. maybe 1 to 2 today would probably be it. but a much quieter pattern. the low responsible is not over us. it has now moved into the sierra. the reason why you're seeing clouds out over here. the colder air over the still cold. pacific temps. that's why you're seeing more cloud cover out over the ocean. the water temps are also very cold. but the air aloft is even colder. so the low, let's give it credit. it's now taking the turn starting to head into. this year in nevada. we get more of a dryer northwest breeze behind it a little warmer today but held in check today and tomorrow because another system is moving in tomorrow, so sixties to upper sixties a few near 70. i mean, it is may 11th

president straight day, the st rose catholic school in santa rosa was closed.ason a sudden and dramatic covid outbreak this sunday, my secretary was constantly emailing me and texting me that she was getting a lot of positive results from parents and the uptick kept going and growing. the county helped department agreed that the highly transmissible variant demanded action. pediatrician dr yeah. asuka fukuda is on the state department of health's outreach speakers. the best that you can do is limit how much you are in contact with somebody who has, you know the current coronavirus. and that is why the principal out of an abundance of caution decided to protect the students, the staff, their families and the greater community so far from the parents that we've heard them. they've been very, very positive . it appears to have worked for a thursday, reopening strongly recommended that we have masks for all the students and staff indoors, and i am requiring that for thursday and friday what's really troubling how barea county stack up statewide 100,000 residents sa

mainly north of st santa rosa, but it does look like some syrah nevada snow, so i think i'll go up thereot yet a little bit of snow 3 to 5 inches forecast for right now we'll see if that changes 50 60 seventies on your attempt school for many today. we'll get a little bump up on tuesday. wednesday will be the warmest day it doesn't last, though, starts to cool down thursday. big drop in those times, especially on sunday, steve thank you. the nasdaq closed out april with its worst monthly performance since 2000 and eight coming up on the nine. we're talking live with a financial advisor to give you better insight on what's happening with the american economy and what could be next allegations that the government is promoting censorship with a new position will tell you what the person in that new post will be this mother's day, show mom that you worship the ground she walks on. or in this case, stands on. the new anti-fatigue comfortmat from weathertech is a gift she'll appreciate all year round. it makes standing comfortable in the home or office and comes in a variety of colors and fini

for a third straight day, the st rose catholic school inanta rosa was closed.he reason a sudden and dramatic covid■4 outbreak this suay, my secretary was constantly emailing me and texting me that she was getting a lot of positive results from parents and the uptick kept ing and growing. the unty helped department agreed that the hily transmissible variant demanded action pediatrician dr yeah. asuka fukuda is on the state department of health outreach speakers that you can do is limit how much you are in contact with somebody who has, u know the current um, coronavirus, and that is why the principal out of an abundance of caution decided to protect the students. the staff, thr families and the greater community so far from the parents that we've heard them, they've been very, very positive . it appears to have worked for a thursday, reopening strongly recommended that we have masks for all the students and staff indoors, and i am requiring that for thursday and friday what's really troubling how bay area counties stack up statewide 100,000 residents. santa cruz

for a third straight day, the st rose catholic school in santa rosa was closed. the reason a sudden and dramatic covid outbreak this sunday, my secretary was constantly emailing me and texting me. that she was getting a lot of positive results from parents and the uptick kept going and growing. the county health department agreed that the highly transmissible variant demanded action pediatrician dr asuka fukuda. is on the state department of health outreach speakers. the best that you can do a is limit how much you are in contact with somebody who has, you know the current coronavirus. and that is why the principal out of an abundance of caution decided to protect the students, the staff, their families and the greater community so far from the parents that we've heard them, they've been very, very positive. it appears to have worked for a thursday reopening . they strongly recommended that we have masks for all the students and staff indoors, and i am requiring that for thursday and friday what's really troubling how barea county stack up statewide 100,000 resid

st. helena and one degree above freezing in santa rosa.nd as you're heading out today, take that allergy medicine. we have a lot of grass, walnut and olive pollen just floating through the air, so if it's really bothering you, that's what you're allergic to. el with' have a chance of rain and low 60s in fremont, a high of 62 today. tomorrow much more sunshine, no worries about rain, and it's still going to be cool for this time of year, keeping in mind that the normal high temperatures in the low 70s, starts to feel a little bit milder on thursday. our hour-by-hour outlook i want you to plan ahead. we could see isolated showers, possibly thunderstorms in the santa cruz mountains, as well as the north bay, from fairfield up toward napa county, and lake county, that really gets going as we head toward 2:00 to 3:00. i'll zoom around the napa area and just to the north around st. helena where we could see the potential of small hail, brief, heavy downpours and thunderstorms for today, and that also extends up toward ukiah. all of that calms do

st. in the 66 now in santa rosa. 59 in novato that big dome of high pressure will continue to roll in for tomorrow. bringing those offshore winds and some warm temperatures. in fact, it will be a little bit warmer by tomorrow afternoon, but there's also a chance of some rain in the forecast. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. memorial day, of course, time to join together with friends and family while paying our respective the service men and women who gave their lives protecting our freedoms are for sale is so the money and is live in the newsroom for us with a look at how memorial day was spent all across the bay l a. >> well, our u.s. military members serve our country above all else, day in and day out. but today we are taking the time to specifically honor those who could not come home. >> stars and stripes could be seen in most places on monday for memorial day commemorations all across the bay groups gathered in every corner of the region to pay their respects to the fallen service men and women. navy veteran brad craven joined in at the danvil

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social media buzzing about hail in the north bay and video from santa rosa that almost made it look like there was snow on the ground and steball field at the high school right after this. >> there it is. >> yes, it's not colorado, folks. >> nope. meteorologist kari hall monitoring all of that and today hopefully none of that. >> none of that but there were two days in a row where san jose had to deal with the hailstorms and now we're left with cold air behind those weather systems. as we wake up and head out in palo alto, it's right now in the mid-40s and we'll hold steady there for now through 8:00, and then our trend slowly warms up today. the temperatures only reaching 60 in san francisco. 68 in livermore as well as 68 in martinez and napa and we'll heat up in time for the weekend. we'll talk more about that coming up. mike how is it looking diving through the east bay? >> more crowded at the richmond-san rafael bridge, the backup headed from richmond to san rafael, the aptly named bridge then. on the richmond side as well westbound 80 builds up as is tradition heading down toward golden gate field and then clears up a

rosa, almost looked like snow on the ground. it wasn't. it was hail. >> it was coming down in st. helena, too, looking at the baseball field at st.goodness, interesting home run. >> hello, may. >> and yet i live in the south bay and i mean sunshine. >> sunny all day. yeah, i had some rain very close by, the winds started to pick up, you could see the storm in the distance but it was so isolated where we had the crazy weather and where it was clear. all of that moved out, starting out with a clear morning, cold. look at how cold it is in st. helena, maybe some hail still on the ground. it's about about degrees and we'll see temperatures starting out in the 30s for some of our inland valleys. low 40s for the south county and we have some mid-50s as we start out in some spots. look at today's high temperatures, really a nice recovery with some sunshine, a gusty wind and highs reaching into the mid to upper 60s. we'll talk about a warmup for the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. mike, you are still keeping an eye on the south bay? >> yes, san jose but recovering north 87, listen up

santa rosa airport code. faa code is sts 100 downtown was 97.st for town since i don't think anybody lives at the airport but still conquered. 98 menlo park 96 san rafael 95 93 santa cruz 81 in san francisco was 78. degrees we had some records. canfield 97, a little more airport 98, but in town one oh, two. also along with gilroy records, a tide most almost all those he saw. go back to 1982. so we've been hot before. but 102. that's that's hard to believe. little cooler on the coast hot inland today, the suddenly surge of what we call a fog coming up. the coast is trying to work its way up there, but it's. it's trying, but this would impact santa cruz area first before it does anyone else but something to watch the water temps are saying i am doing my best here with this cold attempts, forties and fifties, so it's only a matter of time. you just need a little bit of help, and we're not getting it yet, but we will little cooler over by the coast. today, the air aloft is amazingly warm 71 to 77 degrees that your inversion that's your capsule below

a catholic school in santa rosa will reopen this morning after shutting down for three days because of a surge in covid cases. the principal at sttholic school canceled classes monday through wednesday after the virus outbreak at that school. sunday my secretary was constantly emailing me and texting me that she was getting a lot of positive results from parents and the uptick kept going and growing. all over the bay area. covid cases arising santa cruz, san francisco, marin and san mateo counties have the state's highest infection rates . covid cases in marin county of tripled over the last six weeks. the current increase in cases is blamed on the highly contagious macron's sub variant. be a two, which is now the dominant strain here in the bay area. sonoma county despite a rise in cases hasn't reported any covid deaths in nearly a month. there have not been any death from the coronavirus in sonoma county since april, 16th. sonoma county's health officer tells the chronicle that the state models forecast the increase in cases will subside in sonoma county by late may or early june. are still much more ahead coming up right here

st alina's 41. they had augusta 73 52 sonoma amount napa north to 23, nevada , north 20 fairfield, north of 33, now conquered has turned north. santa rosa, north oakland northwest. so the breeze is kicking in here. san francisco though northwest northwest west west so again, this is mainly confined to the higher elevations or areas east as far as the north or northeast wind. the temperatures. if you get that northeast wind, it can be pretty warm. already napa conquered 66 other locations upper fifties sixties but everyone's pretty close here. it's this system dropping into the intermountain region, right right there. that generates the difference in the pressure, gradient. you can see the airflow coming right down. so that's what's giving us not only the red flag warnings in the valley also some of the stronger gusts northeast bay hills eastern solano, contra costa county, so this is a northerly breeze also up in the oakland berkeley hills. so again, fire concerns are front and center, even though it's only may 20th sixties seventies eighties. it does look like some of the high temps or cool off a little bit, taking us into the weekend

st helena. same thing. half inch of rain heavy hail, i heard reports of up to an inch deep inhale and some of these areas boonville to the north and then santa rosa just to hundreds of an inch of rain. so this helps a little bit really a localized area, though just the north day. we didn't see really much of anything anywhere else and i'll back it up. let's look at these thunderstorms as they move through, so we're gonna go all the way back to max heating today. right around 34 o'clock, you see the thunderstorms around fairfield? now at 4, 34 50, pop pop pop pop pop up now the sun is getting low the horizon so you're losing the daylight, daytime heating big bump there in santa roosevelt 6 18. and then it just dies out, and that's where we are. now the sun has gone away. the storms have died out, and temperatures are back on the cool side. the temperatures today we're like this kind of cool temperatures, probably about the same when i come back. we're gonna complete look at the forecast and look deeper into these warm up because temperatures on this weekend will be quite different than the temperatures we had just last weekend. all right, bill. th

rosa will reopen this morning. it shut down for three days because of a surge in the number of covid cases. the principal of stchool canceled classes monday through wednesday after a covid outbreak at the school. this sunday. my secretary was constantly emailing me and texting me that she was getting a lot of positive results from parents and the uptick kept going and growing. all over the bay area. covid cases are rising. santa cruz, san francisco, marin and san mateo counties have the state's highest infection rates. covid cases in marin county of tripled over the last six weeks. the current increase in cases is blamed on the highly contagious omicron sub variant b a two, which is now the dominant strain in the bay area. alright our time is fivethirtyeight new this morning, the leaders of finland say they support joining nato, and that means it's pretty much certain vinland will formally apply for nato membership. that country is neighbors with russia . sweden is also expected to decide to join nato within the next few days now moscow in response to that announcement, said the move to join nato would not hel

government had stockpiled catholic school in santa rosa will reopen this morning after shutting down for three days because of a surge in covid cases. the principal at st rose catholic school canceled classes monday through wednesday after the virus outbreak at the school. sunday my secretary was constantly emailing me and texting me that she was getting a lot of positive results from parents and the uptick kept going and growing. all over the bay area. kilburn cases are rising to santa cruz, san francisco, marin and san mateo counties have the state's highest infection rates. covid cases in marin county have tripled over the last six weeks. the current increase in cases is blamed on the highly contagious macron sub variant b a two, which is now the dominant strain here in the bay area. also number county despite a rise in cases hasn't reported any covid desk in nearly a month. there have not been any desk from the coronavirus in sonoma county since april, 16th, sonoma county's health officer tells the chronicle state models forecast occurring increase in cases will subside. it's sonoma county by late may or early june this morning. san francisco publi