thank you, theresa. all right. let's take a look at where the power lies in terms of our 2 houses of congress. the united states representatives. >> and also the senate. let's take a look right now at the house where the republican party leading with 95 seats in their favor to the democrats. 67, just at this moment, of course, a lot of battles still to be had in these races. but again, 95 for the republicans to 67 for the democrats. >> and we're taking a look at the senate. race as well. democrats holding 35 seats at this the gop with 46 seats again, they did pick up one seat earlier tonight in west virginia. we are, of course, here at home looking at least one congressman race that we have been following for months now. we want to check in with kron four's jack moment. he is joining us live in the south bay tracking the race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo. a jack. >> yeah, that's right. the campaign has been a long one. indeed. we have to go back to spring to see when it really started with former sa

theresa, thank you very much.alth department confirming. >> the first u.s. case of a new form of m-pox and that case here in the bay area. kron four's lindsey ford has the story. >> on saturday, the california department of public health announced a person in san mateo county health is recovering from m-pox clade one be the strain responsible for an ongoing outbreak in parts of africa, which has been declared a public health emergency of international concern by the world health organization. we're told the person had recently traveled to eastern africa and when they got back noticed they were sick and sought treatment. even though the virus has been detected here in the bay area, health officials do not expect it to be a major concern. >> i would say don't be scared. it's very hard to get. you know, you're not going to get it on. unity. our trade shows. well, i you know, it's going to be, you know, actively skin to skin contact or in the way to somebody bring off a lot of skype, xenia flicking the bed sheets that

but if that water starts to come up and they will certainly evacuation here in santa rosa, theresa kron. 4 news. >> meantime, in the east roads damaged by a storm earlier this year was set to reopen this week. but now it's been pushed back due to the storm. tesla road in livermore will remain closed until next month. now public public works says drivers will have to wait until december. 16th to use that road. all right. this is a look at the pg e outage map that we've been talking about and really. >> pretty remarkable when you consider what the north bay has endured. yes, they have pockets of, you know, customers without power. but these green dots that is the, you know, least affected. you're talking, you know, up to 50 customers without power. and yes, they have little pockets of of hot spots, but, you know, considering what they've had, you know, 12 inches of rain in downtown santa rosa and winds that if you live up here, you have been hearing them just howling, not too bad. so credit to the crews there. you come down further south and this is the area where we've seen problems toda

do feel like we need address those impacts because otherwise, you know, it's going to in free much theresa kron, 4 news. >> the new costco will be opening in pleasanton the day before thanksgiving. the store will open november 27th on johnson drive near the stoneridge shopping center. the grand opening will be from 09:00am to 08:30pm. the pleasanton costco marks the 3rd warehouse in the tri valley area. joining the danville and livermore locations. it is a second costco in the bay area to have opened within the past 2 months. >> the mountain fire. we all feel comfortable is buttoned you may see flare ups. you may see the steps and you're going to feel a lot of action. best of your downwind from this fire. >> firefighters battling that destructive mountain fire in ventura county say the worst is behind them as the winds have shifted directions. the fires almost 50% contained to burn more than 20,000 acres and destroyed 134 structures. most of those are homes. another 80 were damaged. >> you got to leave because this entire neighborhood is going to be burned down. and if you look here, the 3

for race reports from theresa the agent town of theresa is one of the places in the world, but quite so thing has taken off in a big way, profited by the wind on the southern most tip of spain. it is for many the global hotspot for the sport full, but will champion, alex pastora, has seen types of and go from obscurity all the way to which day do you at this use? olympic games is a sport that is crazy. how well it works with just the wind and the ocean. they're just in nature with the elements and you're writing at the high speeds, probably 5 or 6 this evening. and the olympics we use the one, but it's a is definitely a good start. more countries may seem to be among the metal when is is kind of thing, retains its own big status. the window teresa attracts quite surface from all over the world. it's also how to knock on effect, about an hours by roy and across the water in morocco, professional conflicts, step moon. imagine he gives the lessons and teresa describes himself as a 3rd generation moroccan type sofa. the 1st generation brought back equipment to norwich from teresa to his

corporate theresa stasi owes at the school with more on the conflict on campus. >> on probation, the town pius high school football team under the microscope. after 2 reported cases of racial bias incidents involving dehumanizing speech. the assistant superintendent, a lab reading this letter saying that anti-black statements were made to and about a black team mate in the letter obtained by kron 4 news, the assistant superintendent kelly laura states, quote, i am appalled that this has happened twice on the football team. let me be clear. referring to black teammates as monkeys is racist speech referring to black teammates as unable to be seen in the dark is racist speech unquote. the assistant superintendent also stating, quote, this is unacceptable. it is deeply hurtful to the targeted team mate and to all black teammates. the ripple of harm is not limited to the football team. this also hurts the wider tam high community of black students, staff and families kron. 4 news has confirmed that the letter was sent players and their families and the district held a meeting with the tea

carper's theresa stasi is at the school with more on the conflict on campus. >> on probation, the tampa, pius high school football team under the microscope. after 2 reported cases of racial bias incidents involving dehumanizing speech. the assistant superintendent, a lab reading this letter saying that anti-black statements were made to and about a black team mate in the letter obtained by kron 4 news, the assistant superintendent kelly laura states, quote, i am appalled that this has happened twice on the football team. let me be clear. referring to black teammates as monkeys is racist speech referring to black teammates as unable to be seen in the dark is racist speech unquote. kron. 4 news has confirmed that the letter was sent to our players and their families and the district held a meeting with the team and their parents. the assistant superintendent also stating, quote, this is unacceptable. it is deeply hurtful to the targeted team mate and to all black teammates. the ripple of harm is not limited to the football team. this also hurts the wider tam high community of black stude

i got de secant. >> my sunroof on my other part of me. >> and santa rosa, theresa kron, 4 news. >> in san mateo woman says she feels very lucky to be alive after a large oak branch at her house. this was saturday morning. it smashed into the roof of this home on maple street. the woman was home sleeping says she did not hear the crash, believe it or not. it was the commotion outside the window that followed that eventually got her up. >> they were shining light. should my bedroom window. that's when i woke and i open joy and there were police and thing that i am grateful for is that nobody got hurt my to get name was staying at her. >> she is heidi. it's a sound. sleeper crews did clear way the branch, the roof was badly damaged. the phone branch knocked out power to the house. the city has read ted the home for now, meaning nobody is allowed inside. and the owner says it is hoped things can be repaired and she will be back in relatively soon. in the south. but it was a wet commute this morning in san jose. as you can see that a lot of splish splash, but not as many cars out there on

theresa continues our coverage in santa rosa. >> we're here in santa rosa and i'm just off of industrial drive in santa rose. you can see for yourself. city crews came out on wednesday afternoon. they shut down one lane here. industrial because of the heavy flooding. it's a very dynamic situation. they were able to come out here. claire. the debris out of the storm drains. and so that cleared up this flooded area. but in other parts of santa rosa is dicey to say the least. take a look at this video. you can see for yourself now. flood waters came in so fast. this is off adetoun avenue near o'hare court. you can see several cars got trapped in the water weighs just as the rain came in so fast. rose quickly and several cars got trapped. here's paul owens all with santa rosa fire department. a lot of our smaller creeks are quickly rising other at their capacity and which is now causing backups into our streets. so we're getting a lot of nuisance, flooding and ponding on roadways. >> which is definitely keeping our city's public works. streets crews very busy this morning into the afternoon.

tony blair and john major are there, gordon brown, david cameron, boris johnson with theresa may, lizlitical parties at westminster. and the various members of the government, who laid wreaths. well, soon we will have the wreath laying, the next formal wreath laying by the royal british legion which now takes over the event. that's the formal part over and the royal british legion, who have arranged all of this, take over. they themselves will be laying wreaths and then the veterans will start their march past. at this point let's rejoin sophie raworth. there are 11 world war ii veterans here today and we had six normandy the 20, the youngest is 98, the oldest is 101. henry rice, who served with the royal navy, you've been here before, what does it mean to be you can hear the quiet there has been over the last half—hour. that is to change, people starting to talk again. there is the march past, so important to so many groups. there is 10,000 veterans who are registered to march from more than 300 individual organisations. we have the newly formed uk afghanistan veterans. marching here

i got de secant. >> my sunroof on my other part of me. >> and santa rosa, theresa kron, 4 news. >> in san mateo woman says she feels pretty lucky to be alive after huge oak branch at her house saturday morning. look at the size of that. it smashed onto the roof of this house on maple street. the owner was asleep. she says she didn't even hear the crash, but the commotion outside the window that followed. that's what eventually got her up. >> they was shining light. should my bedroom window. that's when i woke and i open joy and there were police and thing that i am grateful for is that nobody got hurt. my job to get name was staying at her. >> she is a sound sleeper crews did clear away the branch. the roof was badly damaged. the falling branch also knocked out power to the house. the city has red tag this house, meaning no one's allowed inside. for now, the owners saying she hopes things can be repaired and that she'll be back inside soon. it has been a wet start to thanksgiving week as tens of thousands of people head to bay area airports for their getaways are conference. dan kerma

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i'm theresa here in santa rosa. and take a look behind me. you can see how this tree just came. >> and crashed down on the roof. residents now cold because they have no power and they're not going to have it for quite some time. >> super grateful. you know, we had our eye on this street. we were a little bit nervous and >> came down, john lc talking about this giant tree that snapped and landed on his son's apartment on fore street in santa rosa friday morning. he's got to come out. they're going to shut the power down. >> somebody has got to come out clean up this tree. electricians got to come out and all the electrical. so it's going to be >> process. we had over 12 inches of rain in the last couple days. that's a lot. but it doesn't take much. now start to get saturated as additional rainfall comes and we get the breezes of when to take a tree down. >> take a look at this. this car caught in flood waters near the sonoma county fairgrounds. paulo on with santa rosa fire says a 3rd day of strong storms are keeping streets flooded. >> if you

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. >> my aunt theresa noticed something was wrong. his breathing and everything and she called 911 and the ambulance came and took him. >> they got him in but he was pronounced dead later on in the emergency room. >> we didn't know what was happening, but everybody thought he died of a heart attack. but he was a very healthy person. you know. aaron. >> so they were all in utter shock wondering why would he even have a heart attack when he was such a young man >> another chicago suburb, a new mom, mary lynn reiner, had just delivered her fourth baby and was recuperating at home, wasn't feeling so great, so she took some tylenol. >> she collapses and has a seizure and ends up in the hospital. dies shortly thereafter hospital. >> the whole janis family reconvened back at the house. >> my uncle stanley and his wife they met at adam's house. >> they were all gathered at the house and they were all crying. they were all very devastated. they couldn't believe the fact that adam died like i have a headache. everybody has headaches. these peop

theresa, thank you very much.eas that teresa said, we're not currently seeing flooding certainly will by the time the storm system is done because john's been talking about, it's going to be sitting over the bay area, primarily the north bay for the next week. yeah. and as teresa said, she's talked to the emergency officials out there. and so have we in the north bay. >> talking to law enforcement, seeing how they are preparing. we went to santa rosa because they know what happens in heavy rain there. they've been flooded out before. so residents yesterday we're filling sandbags, as you can see so that, you know, the rain wouldn't come in if it does build up there, looking at 10 inches, maybe of rain and residents know this has been a problem the past, especially, for example, coming into their driveways and then into the garage. >> i'm a native californian. the last couple years has been some of the worst serene of ever seen is going raise up and then it's going to go in and eat a garage door. >> and to the side

theresa, thank you so much. well, stick in santa rosa now and look at this car that got stuck in some flood waters today. firefighters responded to this area on river and slots are roads. >> firefighters attorney is this car as a reminder to tell people to never drive through flooded roads. >> yeah, it is a problem area that we know of. and unfortunately every storm every year when we get water is flowing over the roadway. here we get vehicles driving through and our crews get called out for rescues. >> firefighters say earlier the flood waters where all the way up to the license plate. and we have a reporter covering this side of the story will have an update for you at 4, 5, 6, to see how that situation that's unfolding today. the wet weather is keeping napa county cleanup. crews very busy. they're responding to reports of rock slides, trees that are coming down. so we'll continue our team coverage right now with kron 4 charles clifford. he joins us live from napa. charles eu-uk soaked. what are the conditions

again, on the santa rosa creek. >> reporting in santa rosa theresa stasi. back to just theresa thank you were going out to san francisco where the storm is a headache for travelers going in and out of sfo. currently inbound flights are delayed about 2 and a half hours because of the wind departures delayed about an hour flight aware is reporting more than 450 flights delayed and more than 50 canceled. and this has been the case for several days at the airport. nearly 40% of flights were delayed yesterday with travelers waiting anywhere between half an hour to up to 3 hours. >> i want to see the but i don't know if i'm going to see if this weekend here in the bay. but yeah, just encourage people except the rain. >> alright, aaa is predicting 6 million people will fly to their thanksgiving destinations and all across the bay area. people are going to be doing just that at oakland international airport as of late this morning, 7 departing flights and 8 arriving. flights were delayed. no cancellations, though. kron 4 sleep to call spoke with travelers there as

time, and there are some people in her team who've been around for a while, people who worked for theresa still a relatively green politician to the sort of mechanics of this whole operation. and the tories haven't had to do this since 1997 and, you know, start afresh in this kind of way. and it can be, and i'm not saying it will be, but these kinds of opposition operations can be really shambolic. and mechanics matter, don't they, for that reason. because if you don't get the mechanics right, it can be shambolic. i bumped into a shadow minister the other day and i could see them on a neighbouring table, and they were sort of scribbling away with a biro on a bit of paper, and ijust said, oh, what are you up to? and they said, i'm just starting a speech draft. and then they were adjusting to the fact that a matter of months ago, a template would have been assembled by the civil service, into which they would have knocked a bit of political language and, and that kind of stuff. and actually, the brutal reality of being in opposition is it's a pen and a blank sheet of paper, and away you go.

earlier this morning, i spoke with theresa harlan, author of dealers biography.ood looks odd, california indian photographs and do get aguilar. and we were joined by drew johnson, a curator for the oakland museum of california. watch this. thank you so much for joining us to talk about such an important topic here for indigenous peoples month. >> now, first tell us a bit about the life of a duggan aguilar, if you could. i know there's such so much to cover in a very limited amount of time, but maybe some of the key points. well, diggins california native and very much a part of the community and >> he really sought his life's work to document california indian communities. and he traveled all over the state. he's known for photographing california indian basket weavers association meetings. and and he was very much a up member of the community as a father, uncle, brother, friend. so he was able to photograph. events in a way that others couldn't. and he also had a practice of giving portraits pensive this portraits to the people who are in his image it was recipr

and more than a 1000000, displaced by the fighting dw babbled bureau chief mohammed theresa is in central bay wrote at the scene of the attack. and so basically, how soon after the american special enjoy almost helps the next big hotel this week is where i launched the new waves off s side on the southern suburbs off the route. but also in central day, which i am here in the bus, the neighborhood that doesn't have to be hit that binds radio, cyclic overnight, at least 11 people have been killed and more than 60 injured at 42. the use of them defense rescue was, as you can see, behind me are still working to retrieve bodies and victims from the under the rubble, at least one residential building up in a completely destroyed time to, to bubble. but separate them, other buildings and the surroundings are heavily damaged. this has cooled. the displacement of more people overnight this, you know, a strike comes without a previous wondering by his way then it seems to be another us as a nation for a uh how's the law the senior figure now we've been hearing that names of the senior officials law

former prime minister theresa may and human rights lawyer cherie blair also make an appearance.n a long standing campaigner against domestic abuse. she has previously warned of a pandemic of violence against women and she has invited campaigners to buckingham palace. the queen used a recent visit to australia and samoa with king charles to highlight the issue, calling on delegates at a commonwealth summit to end domestic and sexual violence and respect. this documentary shows its an issue that she passionately believes in, and intends to put front and centre of her time as queen. noor nanji, bbc news. 1535 00:17:52,680

theresa harrison jackson, and our vice president don jackson with central city productions.y wanted me to share that in 2008, the late representative sheila jackson lee of houston, texas introduced an official resolution passed by the u.s. congress designating september as gospel music heritage month. the passage of this resolution each year has marked a significant milestone in the recognition of gospel music influence on american culture. today gospel music and -- our first cousins. it doesn't matter who is the oldest, we come from the same lineage and we sit at the table together. we are family. can you give around of applause to the gospel industry? [applause] at this time we will have a prayer of libation by queen mother dr. dolores blakey, founder and ceo of the new future foundation. our queen mother. >> africa in the spirit of sheila jackson lee. what a time as this an ancestor. what a time as this. what a time as this. she will live on in the hearts and in the movement of the liberation of african people. as the queen mother i represent 55 million displaced africans

theresa may the prime minister not remotely happy with that and i think dame priti patel resigned daysem not happy with that appointment. defenders of dame priti will say she is a very senior and long—standing conservative and will bring plenty to the job. conservative and will bring plenty to thejob. many conservative and will bring plenty to the job. many more to come. second only has 121 conservative mps to pick from, and fulham of them, not least the outgoing leadership, saying they don't want to serve. it saying they don't want to serve. it will be interesting, to say the least. thanks, chris. two more cases of a potentially deadly strain of the mpox virus have been detected, in household contacts of the first case. it brings the total number of cases in the uk to three. the two new patients are currently under specialist care at guy's and st thomas' nhs foundation trust in london. the uk health security agency says the risk to the population "remains low". the prime minister has said people trafficking should be viewed as a global threat similar to terrorism. speaking at a meetin

we've got theresa here and then we've got boris.am wragg is no longer a politician, but the scars of what happened in that career remain. i was having suicidal thoughts, essentially, because i felt so bad. he says it all started with loneliness, and a message he sent on the gay dating app grindr. he said he recognised me. isaid, "well, i hope that's not a problem. i realise that not everybody�*s cup of tea is a conservative member of parliament." but he said "no, no, that's fine." and he seemed quite confident and cocky in a sense, all of which were quite attractive qualities. but the pictures were fake, and so was the name "charlie". you were a member of parliament, using grindr, sending naked pictures of yourself to somebody. was that wise? obviously it wasn't wise. but when you're... you know...in the moment it wasn't a consideration. they spoke on the phone, but when they planned a date, charlie never appeared. then he started asking william wragg to send him the phone numbers of colleagues. i think it's something like you've go

theresa kron, 4 news. >> a sign the national races. there were several state propositions on yesterday's ballot will touch on some. here's proposition to prop 2 would authorize 10 billion dollars in bonds for public education. as you can see here, yes, on prop 2 is in the lead with 57% of people saying yes for prop 2 little more than half of the vote is in there and moving on to prop 3. that is the right to marry proposition. >> and you can see here the measure passed with 61% of the vote. proposition 4 would authorize 10 billion dollars in bonds for climate change. and that will happen. the measure passed with 58% of voters saying yes. moving on to prop 6, that limit forced labor in state prisons. and you can see here the numbers. 55% no on that one. yes. at 45%. proposition 32 would raise the minimum wage to 18 bucks an hour in the coming years. and this is a close one, little more than half the vote has been counted and a little more than half the people who have voted and whose votes have been counted have said no to that. and then

theresa kron, 4 news. coming up. will you need to >>just days before election day, the supreme court is now considering a handful of election-related cases. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on all the legal disputes before november. 5th and the ripple effects expected after. >>the supreme court today is letting virginia remove roughly 1600 suspected noncitizens from voter rolls. a previous court blocked the purge because it's tooelection campaign calls the ruling a victory. the best way to have an election is very simple. >>paper ballots, voter id proof of citizenship. >>data from state show that cases of noncitizen voting are rare. the white house says it is already illegal for non-citizens to vote in federal elections and it is a federal crime that is punishable by prison and fines. the court is also weighing whether pennsylvania can count the provisional ballots of voters whose mail-in ballots had problems with them. the court has to be very careful in how it decides cases. georgetown

after fall of a bankruptcy attorneys for the survivors call the plan a scam proffers theresa stasi with that story. >> you know, it's an insulting offer. to these 400 survivors. who had a lifetime of harm and pain. >> that is damac new event. he is with snap the survivors network of those abused by priests. he spoke with me about the latest development between the oakland diocese and hundreds of survivors alleging years of abuse by priests. we are aware. >> that the oakland diocese has. 3 to 4 billion dollars in real estate. a 3rd of it is in vacant land. and so it doesn't affect their missions. could be sold as friday. the oakland diocese announced the creation of a 160 million dollar fund. >> it is in part funded through a speculative plan of selling real estate years down the road and from the roman catholic welfare corporation in schools last year, the diocese filed for bankruptcy. a ruse to hide assets according to survivors, attorneys. >> and the essence of this plan is it seeks to protect the well. of the bishop. and hi his assets. attorney rick simmons represents some of the sur

thanks so much, theresa. city of alameda will soon have new facilities to help fight food, insecurity. today, the alameda foodbank broke ground on its new facility. as you can see there, alameda food bank city of alameda and food bank supporter showed off the spot. they hope will help create a culture of dignity and respect to serve their city. >> it includes a welcoming indoor grocery store where customers can shop with dignity, modern, refrigeration, and storage facilities, adequate volunteers, space and importantly room to expand for future needs. >> the new facility will be located on west ranger avenue across the street from the food bank's current headquarters. it's not yet known when the project will be completed. in southern california. the mountain fire exploding in size. it's burned more than 19,000 acres in ventura county. so far fueled by the santa ana winds. firefighters are trying hard to protect homes more than a dozen buildings have already been destroyed. san jose gilroy contra costa and sant

in the 2017 election, the plain—speaking prescott was on the stump forjeremy corbyn, taking aim at theresau can't trust her. # things can only get better.# but it was new labour 20 years earlier that putjohn prescott on the political centre stage. after labour's landslide election win, john prescott became deputy prime minister and a key player in the blair government. # can only get better.# quite a journey for a man who began life in prestatyn in north wales, leaving school at 15 before working as a steward in the merchant navy. studying as an adult at ruskin college in oxford gavejohn prescott confidence and he became an mp in 1970, rising through the party ranks and playing a vital role in the former labour leader john smith's campaign in 1993 to end the union block vote. there's no doubt this man, our leader, put his head on the block by saying, basically, "i fervently believe" because that's what he believes of a relationship and a strong one with the trade unions and the labour party. he's put his head there. now�*s our time to vote. give us a bit of trust and let's have this vote s

theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. the san francisco police department has launched a new program to crack down on human trafficking and prostitution in the city. it's called dear john. >> and the targets problem areas like the mission district, the department is sending warning letters and pictures to the address, ease addresses of registered vehicles seen and captured on camera soliciting prostitution long shot. well and surrounding streets. a former alameda county sheriff's deputy has been sentenced to 50 years to life for the murder of a couple in dublin. a jury found devon williams guilty of killing the couple with his county-issued service weapon in 2022. court records show one of the victims maria trend was involved in a romantic relationship with williams while being married and living with the other victim. bennis and tran earlier this year. family members of the victims rallied after alameda county district attorney pamela price asked the judge to dismiss enhancement charges which have which would have made w

and we've got kron four's theresa stasi with a closer look at that. >> torrential rains, flooding frostyratures. the bay-area poised to face an onslaught of wicked weather this week in the north bay community such as santa rosa are getting ready. this is video from last winter storm forcing residents to seek sandbags to deal with flooding. >> we're looking upwards of at least locally 3 to 4 inches in santa rosa from tomorrow. tuesday night through thursday with another at least 2 to 3 inches possible friday into saturday. so that's a lot of rain in a relatively short period of time. paul lowenthal is santa rosa's fire. marshal is literally just to are asking residents to clean the leaf litter out of their gutters and anticipating a red flag conditions to minimize risk member cast now are asking residents to clear those same roof gutters. making sure that private onsite storm drains are cleared free debris so that water can go where it needs to go. >> lowenthal says that one of the chief concerns drivers getting caught in flooded roadways. >> what are things you hear? time and time again

i got de secant. >> my sunroof on my other part of me. >> and santa rosa, theresa kron, 4 news. >> some road repairs along highway 80 in the sierra almost done. caltrans has been overseeing emergency repairs to dozens of miles between colfax and the state line since the 2022 winter season to try to preserve the roadways for drivers caltrans issued emergency contracts worth more than 107 million dollars in repairs over the last 2 years. a lot of the work is pavement and concrete slab replacement. these are parents were all made necessary after a review of the corridor and 2023 found that what caltrans is calling an unprecedented amount of damage. >> larger projects on i-80 several of them are pretty much fully winterize. there are a couple last minute with items that they finish this year. they won't have to go back next year. incomplete them. so they're watching the forecast trying to get those drive windows to get out there for a couple more days. >> here's a map. so you can see where these emergency repairs, her head happening. that's the orange caltrans says it's going to be busy the

that is what everyone is asking reporting live here in santa rosa on theresa back to just theresa, thank you. santa rosa's also giving away some free sandbags. >> you can pick them up at the filling stations that are located at the municipal services center on stony point road. you'll need an id that has a santa rosa address to gain access. it is open. 24 7 and there are shovels that you can use there. alameda also helping residents prepare the city is providing 5 free sandbags to residents and businesses. sandbags can be picked up at the self-serve station on lexington avenue at west ranger. on alameda point. happening right now, we are seeing some flights delayed coming in and out of sfo due to the weather. here's live look at the airport right now. some planes trying to roll in there, according to flight aware, more than 300 flights have been delayed already and 50 flights have been canceled. all incoming flights are seeing an average delay of about 2 and a half hours due to wind. and in addition to impacting air travel, the storm is also causing a mess in some neighborhoods. kron 4 c

thanks so much, theresa. >> let's go over to meteorologist kyla grogan for a look at forecast. can folks expect? >> well, you know, we've seen a big improvement in the fact that our wind is not as wild as yesterday. in fact, it has really come down. we've got blue skies out there and you see these numbers mean yesterday. we're looking at gusts upwards of 20 25 miles per hour. and now we're all under 10 miles per hour. the only kind of catch in the forecast right now >> is that we are still under the influence of a little bit of offshore breeze. and that is kept us in that dry space. and you can see where these relative humidity levels are still quite low in the teens and 20's. and the problem is we need to get the marine layer in before we can really change that. and right now, blue skies, you do not see any marine layer that is set to roll tonight. and so that's going to be the difference, right? that's what we're going to really see a full recovery of those moisture levels. temperatures at a pretty nice today, though, between, you know, upper 60's to ever 60's in spots san fr

but as kron four's theresa stasi reports, survivors attorneys claim that this plan is a scam. >> it's an insulting offer. to these 400 survivors. who had a lifetime of harm and pain. >> that is damac new event. he is with snap the survivors network of those abused by priests. he spoke with me about the latest development between the oakland diocese and hundreds of survivors alleging years of abuse by priests. we are aware. >> the oakland diocese has. 3 to 4 billion dollars in real estate. a 3rd of it is in vacant land. and so it doesn't affect their missions. could be sold as friday. the oakland diocese announced the creation of a 160 million dollar fund. >> it is in part funded through a speculative plan of selling real estate years down the road and from the roman catholic welfare corporation in schools last year, the diocese filed for bankruptcy. a ruse to hide assets according to survivors, attorneys. >> the essence of this plan is it seeks to protect the well. of the bishop. and hi his assets. attorney rick simmons represents some of the survivors the same way this bishop and the

attorneys for the survivors call the plan a scam proffers theresa report. it's an insulting offer. >> to these 400 survivors. who had a lifetime of harm and pain. >> that is damac new event. he is with snap the survivors network of those abused by priests. he spoke with me about the latest development between the oakland diocese and hundreds of survivors alleging years of abuse by priests. we are aware. >> that the oakland diocese has. 3 to 4 billion dollars in real estate. a 3rd of it is in vacant land. and so it doesn't affect their missions. could be sold as friday. the oakland diocese announced the creation of a 160 million dollar fund. >> it is in part funded through a speculative plan of selling real estate years down the road and from the roman catholic welfare corporation in schools last year, the diocese filed for bankruptcy. a ruse to hide assets according to survivors, attorneys. >> and the essence of this plan is it seeks to protect the well. of the bishop. and hi his assets. attorney rick simmons epresents some of the survivors the same way thi

. >> i'm theresa here in santa rosao and take a look behind me. see how this tree just came and crashed down on the roof. residents now cold because they have no power and they're not going to have it for quite some time. >> super grateful. you know, we had our eye on this street. we were a little bit nervous and >> came john lc talking about this giant tree that snapped and landed on his son's apartment on fore street in santa rosa friday morning. he's got to come out. they're going to shut the power down. >> somebody has got to come out clean up this tree. electricians got to come out and it's all the electrical. so it's going to >> process. we had over 12 inches of rain in the last couple days that a lot. but it doesn't take much. now start to get saturated as additional rainfall comes and we get the breezes of when to take a tree down. >> take a look at this. this car caught in flood waters near the sonoma county fairgrounds. paulo on with santa rosa fire says aa3rd day of strong storms are keeping streets flooded. >> if you do see those road

theresa, thank you. >> all right. santa rosa's also giving away some free sandbags to help combat the heavy rain. you can pick one up at a filling station located at the municipal services center in stony point road. you will need an id that has a santa rosa dressed to gain access. it is open 24 7 and there are shovels there that you can use. alameda also helping to prepare residents. the city is providing 5 free sandbags for residents and businesses. sandbags can be picked up at the self service station on lexington avenue at west ranger. on alameda point. the russian river is also another location where heavy rain could spell some trouble. today. our north bay team coverage continues now with kron four's gayle ong live there at the russian river is a rising where you seeing any flooding >> you just some ponding on the parking lot where here at johnson's beach, this is an area that typically gets flooded. us about of the ways you can get a better view here you know, we're really not worried about the big rivers for t

and that's where our team coverage continues with kron four's theresa good to see you, teresa. >> hi, stephanie. i'm just going to kind of get out the ways you can save yourself. what's going on out here? we're at the 4th street apartment since about 2014 for street. you can see that this large pine tree crashed down into one of the apartments. you can see that they're the security tape you know, has been roped off in the area because it's too dangerous to be in and around that area. i talked with that genie person out here. he says that they are going to have to do a lot of work have to shut down the power. going to have to remove the tree. they're going to have to check all of the other trees because of can be precarious as well. i talked with that the owner of the apartments here. and he says that they have never seen such conditions. they've had, you know, checking of the trees to see if they were safe. but also want to show you this right over here. that's a santa rosa creek. and you can see how high it is it. that's the owner and the moon jacket right there. he says that he has

kron four's theresa stasi reports today marked a break in the rain and the chance to try and recoverym historic and deadly downpours. doubling down on monday. public works. crews hit the road hard, clearing away floating water. >> santa rosa face more than a foot of rain during the spirit the heavy downpour caused extensive damage. this is airway off of hopper where the intersection flooded temporarily trapping 300 guests at a hotel in dozens of people visiting a medical facility on saturday. flooding prompted first responders too. >> a trapped car off of river road. one person was found dead earlier in the day. another body was found and piner creek with more rain expected later in the residents share. >> there was a time to seize >> and damage in around the house. yeah. yeah. we have one tree in the backyard of that house. that's big and we've some things here to try to help prop it up and we'll see what happens. >> santa rosa, theresa kron, 4 news. >> chp is giving thanks for safe driving and seat belt. use this holiday season. starting wednesday night at 6, the chp will start its

theresa, what is the latest? >> a crazy out here. absolutely crazy. i just want to get out of shot so you can save yourself. what's going on out here? and you can say that there is a clear sky here that over flooded. you can say the vehicle. i think it may be >> we last take. >> alright theresa they're in terrible situation. those folks we have having some obvious audio problem. let's going not check in with kyla grogan. she's tracking the latest conditions in the weather center. kyla. hi there. yeah. so it has been a difficult day in the north bay because think about this. we had. >> over 7 inches of rain yesterday and then we have more rain today. that's just been streaming in along this atmospheric river. just applying all of this moisture. >> and this water has nowhere left to go. that's what's starting to happen. we're also seeing those creeks and streams that are rising up and that's starting to happen. and we are not done with this yet, as you can see, still see some of those yellows and oranges rolling right through the north bay. and as we ki

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theresa kron, 4 news. >> firefighters are working hard and southern california to get a hand on the mountain fire. it has burned more than 20,000 acres and is only 7% contained tonight in ventura county. neighborhoods in camarillo devastated with dozens of homes just burning to the ground. >> it left there was fire. both sides are neighbor's house was wary. smoke all over. we can already see the road. it's anazing. so grateful. what i sign my house. was amazing. >> the woman's name is donna there. and thankfully, donna's home is safe. but more than 100 other homes have been destroyed. more than 2000 firefighters are still on the scene, including some from right here in the bay area. let's go to kathy trafton now for an update on our weather conditions. >> the devastation in southern california is heartbreaking is terrible that this fires causing so much devastation. >> and even we here in the bay area are seeing the effects because the surface smoke is actually wafting across much of the state. >> including the bay area. so as you say, we put it into motion and there's a lot of blue and that

theresa kron, 4 news. >> and out of the latest on the biggest fire burning in california tonight. the mountain fire in ventura county, southern california. it is scratched scorched more than 20,000 acres. it now stands 14% containment. several neighborhoods left devastated when flames just ripped right through them. burning homes to the ground. the total of 6 people have been hurt in that >> terrell images coming out of that fire and people so devastated. i know strong winds were definitely a big part of how this fire was able to spread so fast. exactly to a gusty santa ana winds. and they really whipped up this fire. >> the red flag warning has been allowed to expire because the winds have really made a change. >> our red flag warning is gone as well. the winds have kind died down and yet we still see a lot of surface smoke across much of california, including the san francisco bay area. it really depends on where you are and the wind patterns as to how much smoke we're actually seeing. but we will see a little bit of improvement across the bay area. i think thanks to the seabree

theresa kron, 4 news. >> kick >> your heels. skiers and boarders have already started taking advantage of the weather heading out to resorts like switch just opened for the season friday over the weekend to the sierra saw temperatures around 30 degrees. and that is obviously great for making snow for getting real snow to fall and some more good news boreal. is opening on friday. so rock roll. >> some other projected opening days include north star and heavenly. they're planning to open the weekend before thanksgiving, november 22nd sierra at tahoe, projecting for thanksgiving weekend. diamond peak resort has a little lower elevations, so they're not protecting to open until december 12. might need to wait a little bit longer for them unless we start to get a little bit more rain and snow in the forecast. converse chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look ahead. get very active up there right now is just cross the some of the high country there. those temperatures very cold. >> if you're headed up there, so even tod