adam wolf is upset about the encounter his 17-year-old son preston had with vacaville police. you can't see in the video his son is there with his scooter when police show up. you can see him following police instruction when told to sit down. when the officer tried to cuff him he tried to run away. his father says there's a reason for that and there's a question whether police should have known that with the dispatch information. >> for a child with autism. >> is preston the subject that has autism and possibly has special needs per your contact. i'm familiar with him. >> we understand the video on social media is very difficult to watch. when responding to a 911 call regarding a potential stabbing or assunaware at this time that this male suspect was as -- was a special needs individual. >> according to police and preston's father the teenager got into a scuffle with a 16-year-old. that teenager apparently called authorities. preston's father says things need to chain. the justice for miles foundation says new legislation ab88 may help with these types of calls. >> instead o

coming up, the kron 4 morning news disturbing new video shows a vacaville officer throwing a team with autism to the ground and punching him. >> what prompted this violent confrontation. up next. and the senate has passed a bill denouncing discrimination against asian communities in the united states. how the bay area is reacting to that. and after the break, the u.s. is looking to cutting emissions in half by 2030, how the biden administration is looking to reach this goal in a live report from washington, dc. >> welcome back to the kron morning news, a brain, a heart be we have to get another check of weather this morning. we have erica caturay join us live in the weather center. erica, you have some good news about what we can expect into the weekend, right. yeah, you're right about that. as you know, we are in a drought. so we are going to get some rain. so that's good news but it won't to get us to where we're supposed to be for this time. >> of the year. as for what we're seeing right now. we are seeing a foggy conditions throughout most of the bay area. here's what we're seeing

. >> right now at 4:30, vacaville, officers actions now under the microscope. the family of a 17-year-old questioning his actions following a confrontation with his teenaged son. why they say he went too far and how his department is responding to the accusations. >>> fandomination, all cooped up this morning. warriors fans return to the stands for the first time in more than a year. what's being done to keep everyone safe at the first major indoor sporting event in san francisco. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> all right, we made it to friday morning, and boy, is it coming in with some shaking this morning. i'm laura garcia. there's a report of a 4.0 earthquake just about 45 miles northwest of cloverdale this morning. what a way to wake up, cierra. >> and i'm cierra johnson in for marcus washington. we'll go to meteorologist kari hall with the breakdown of exactly what's happening. >> yes, we are going to continue to monitor that. we look at what's going on across the rest of the bay area waking up to a hopefully quiet morning as we see our temperature

this is not the first controversy surrounding the vacaville police department in recent months. may remember some video from last december. >> of an officer appearing to beat a police dog at the time. officials said the officer was a 5 year veteran of the department who was training to become a canine handler. the video quickly went viral. the dog has since been placed in the care of a 3rd party outside of the vacaville police department and at last check, police say this incident is still being investigated. new at 10. there's this arrest now under investigation in orange county tonight, a police officer seen punching a woman in the face at least twice during a take down yesterday afternoon. but the other 2 officers quickly intervened and can be heard telling that officer to stop hitting the woman that officer has been placed on paid administrative leave at least for now. police were called to the scene to check out a scuffle over a dog. and when they found out the 34 year-old woman had an outstanding warrant, a struggle broke out during her arrest. the westminster police depar

a few 90's in areas like vacaville fn antioch.l, mid 80's right along the bay and 70's near the coast. john, thank you. if you're hitting the road right now. you've got multiple accidents to try to contend with. >> like this one at 8, 80 southbound at 60 street in oakland. that's causing some delays. and we also had a new one that just popped up 5.80, westbound right here at 80 westbound in oakland. and again, we had a traffic hazard that is causing residual delays along 5.80, an 80 year still following that accident out in livermore east bound at isabel avenue. that's causing some delays looking at our bay bridge heading into the city high wind advisory early morning accident recovering from that. about 15 minutes to that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge. definitely seeing some major delays. 18 minutes for your drive time. they had to construction on the bridge they also have a high wind advisory here. so that's why that's all slow. the richmond. sandra fell bridge. we definitely are seeing more people traveling this morn

last september, vacaville police had arrested 28 year-old victor seran tino of vacaville for the burningg of a 32 year-old priscilla castro vallejo, who had been reported missing by her family she met a gentleman online and they had some sort of a dating arrangement family said she hadn't been heard from since officers found her abandoned car 2 days later, castro's remains were found near lake berryessa miss castro's body was later recovered at the origin of the markley fire castro's exact cause of death hasn't been released yet nor has the motive for her killing. we believe sergino. deliberately set the markley fire attempt to conceal his crimes today after a comprehensive fire investigation. the defendant was booked on additional charges of homicide and arson. fox 40 asked if the markley fire started from the burning of castro's body. i can say that she was located. >> in an area that we were told. >> where the fire started the markley fire eventually merged with the hennessey fire which was later included in the overall lnu lightning complex. the 2 victims 83 year-old douglas my and 6

some of the warmest with vacaville are closest spot to 80 degrees. but we're really waiting until tomorrow until we hit those 80's at which point we will be in the 80's inland only come sunday. it's not just our inland areas tapping into the 80's, but also some of her bayshore cities with a few of our inland cities like vacaville inning. come expecting closing out the weekend with low 90's reyna. >> john, thank you for that. so no major hot spots. but there are some problem areas checking out conditions along because we have multiple accidents fremont into newark as you head towards to 38 20 minutes for your drive time. also another traffic collision that's been clear. this is in south san francisco northbound one oh, one at grand avenue not causing any major residual delays from that early morning crash heading into the city. the meter like are not on today under 12 minutes for you to make it to that fremont street exit. also, the san mateo bridge looks great. we're at the limit here under 15 for your drive time. a look at the richmond sandra fell c

melanie townsend shows us how farmers in vacaville are changing the way they can serve waters.hey prepare for the worst. >> california's 58 counties 85% are now under a severe drought forecast. according to the national drought mitigation center in for extreme drought counties like sacramento and solano lindsay li. big says the effects are already being seen with the drought affected. that was during our winter crop. so things like, hey. >> irrigated, pasture those types areas. so we're really seeing. >> the most parking areas right now on our animal industry. lots of probably be moving some cattle either out of the state or 4 different areas in the state. >> we're not alarmed, but we're being careful honor. 55 acre soul food farm and solano county owner alexa's is doing what she can to prepare her. all of trees in flower beds, head of a dry fire season. there are times now that farmers also have to realize that there's no power. so you're pumps won't work and you can't water things. it. it's a particularly hot day over a 100 degrees. that's why covid and other farmers have bee

. >> last september, vacaville police had arrested 28 year-old victor seran tino of vacaville for theurning and killing of a 32 year-old priscilla castro vallejo, who had been reported missing by her family. she met a gentleman online and they had some sort of a dating arrangement family said she hadn't been heard from since officers found her abandoned car 2 days later, castro's remains were found near lake berryessa miss castro's body was later recovered at the origin of the markley fire castro's exact cause of death hasn't been released yet nor has the motive for her killing. we believe sergino. deliberately set the markley fire attempt to conceal his crimes today after a comprehensive fire investigation. the defendant was booked on additional charges of homicide and arson. fox 40 asked if the markley fire started from the burning of castro's body. i can say that she was located. >> in an area that we were told. >> where the fire started the markley fire eventually merged with the hennessey fire which was later included in the overall lnu lightning complex. the 2 victims 83 year-ol

cheryl hurd is in vacaville with the details. >> i told people, i'm pro police, but i'm not pro abuse. there's a very fine line when it comes to that. >> reporter: that's where adam wolf is so upset about the encounter his 17-year-old son had with police yesterday afternoon. >> he was just standing there with his scooter, when the police showed up. >> reporter: you can see him following police instructions when told to sit down. when the officer tried to cuff him, he tried to run away. >> for a child with autism, he doesn't hike to be touched. the officer felt the need to throw him on the ground, then he climbed on top and punched him in the face. >> reporter: police say there was a reason for the officer to stop the teen. >> officers responded to a report of a potential stabbing or an assault with a deadly weapon. reported to be a knife or a pipe. >> reporter: according to police and preston's father, the teenager got into a scuffle with a 16-year-old boy. that teenager apparently called authorities. media is very difficult to watch. when regarding a stabbing or an assault with a dea

. >>> another item about law enforcement tonight, new developments, a vacaville police officer caught camera hitting his k-9 partner will no longer be a dog handler. this december encounter troubled a lot of people who saw it. we showed this to you on the news. the officer striking the police dog during a training session. vacaville's interim police chief says the officer is still with the force but has been reassigned away from the k-9 unit. the police dog has been returned to its vendor and is no longer on the force. >>> california's small businesses will get more than $6 billion in tax breaks under legislation signed today by governor newsom. the governor visited with several small businesses in san fernando valley earlier today, many of them devastated by the pandemic. the legislation will allow small businesses to write off expenses on state taxes. that's if those expenses were paid for with ppp loans that have since been forgiven. >> the stress, anxiety, the fear that so many people have had to struggle with over this last year, the pandemic-induced recession, the impact that's

candice: colleen berumen is executive director of opportunity house, a homeless shelter in vacaville.is problem? colleen: i think it's huge, widespread. statistically, 80% of our homeless are men. they receive 20% of the services. we have two and a half case managers that are here to support our residents. for at least 20 years, we've been teaching our men to be step-up men. well, they're steppin' up. they're doing what we've been asking them to do as society, but, yet we're not supporting them on that journey. candice: are they being left behind? are they falling through the cracks? herb: yes, there are a lot of people like this gentleman, who are newly helpless, with a child, for whom there are, as you found, almost no crisis services available. ♪♪♪ mike: we were homeless. we were just bouncing around, everywhere. everything was just by the day. that was the lowest point 'cause i'm like, "maybe something about me being a dad just isn't supposed to be," you know? "perhaps i should give her up for adoption." but that only lasted for a day, and i was just like, "you know, this is my da

well, disturbing new video has surfaced at a vacaville.it shows a police officer slamming a teenage boy with autism to the ground before punching him in the face. it happened yesterday. it was caught on home security cameras reporter melanie townsend. talk to the tea teen's father and a neighbor who say they're shocked by the officer's actions and we want to warn you, some viewers may find the video disturbing. >> i just want my son to be able to play. and interact with people and not be bullied. i was angry. >> devastated is how adam wolf is feeling after spending the last 24 hours watching a video of his 17 year-old son preston being yelled at and punched by a vacaville police officer is he's many as hd. he just loves being. >> outside. he loves playing with people with meeting new people. but we feel like now. he can't do that. according to wolfe trouble started with preston. when another boy tried to pick a fight with them while he was playing at a nearby creek. >> my son picked piece of metal or a metal pole off of the ground to defen

that's for you in vacaville, right at 70 degrees. some 50's right along the coast from mill valley out towards point raise tomorrow's temperatures just a touch warmer much like today, tomorrow starts partly cloudy before mostly sunny finish and we remain dry. aside from these light morning sprinkles we have in the north bay. this forecast all the way into next weekend is going to be bringing plenty of sun and mild temperatures. rain. don, thank you. so been tracking this hot spot on the bay bridge. >> now we're starting to see that time continue to go up. 29 to 30 minutes to the fremont street exit. we had a stalled vehicle at that fremont street exit right there. there's also a high wind advisory in place along the bay bridge. the benicia bridge and annie a bridge. those 3 things. they turn the metering lights back on. so went from down to about 10 minutes to 30 minutes. so make sure you give yourself more time. the san mateo bridge. no major delays 13 minutes, no accidents or high wind advisories and tracking here, the richmond san

some of our warmest vacaville at 71 antioch in fairfield at 69 stinson beach and point raise in the mid if you're heading up are in this afternoon. tomorrow's temperatures in the low 70's. we drop down into the 60's briefly again by wednesday before we level out right around 70 degrees into the weekend. lots of sunshine in this forecast. a very little change and really very little chance of any helpful rainfall to be looking forward to reyna. john, thank you. so we had a busy time across the bay bridge this morning. conditions finally improving. we had a stalled vehicle, had just got moved off of the screen. about 2 minutes ago. so now we're about 30 minutes fremont street exit still have the high wind advisory in place for the bay bridge. the nation aniak. >> also the san mateo bridge. we've been at the limit. 13 minutes, nova traffic or any delays across that bridge. looking at highway 24 heading towards that 5 8090, interchange. we're at a solid 11 minutes for your drive. the air checking on the gate bridge into the city. 19 minutes. we'll have more coming up daryn. james, back to yo

more of us to spots today only by a few degrees will be antioch pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville inid 70's. now those mid 70's will be or most likely spots to be seeing 90's come sunday areas like antioch in vacaville likely to be our warmest in areas towards the weekend. lots of sunshine no chances of rainfall in our hottest of days being saturday, sunday and monday. rain don, thank you. let's get a look at the bay bridge. definitely has much more improvement that we saw earlier today. >> still a high wind advisory in place. it will take about 14 minutes to get to that fremont street exit as of right now, let's head over to the san mateo bridge to check on conditions. there still a high wind advisory here as well for you and the altamonte past under 12 minutes to make it across towards the peninsula. so will he tracking this for you today. stay safe for now. daryn, back to you. >> and the buzz. the minnesota timberwolves resume playing well, protests continued over the death of another unarmed black man. the players made a statement with the words on their warm-up shirts and what t

. >> right now at 5:30, vacaville officers actions now under the microscope.he family of a 17-year-old questioning what happened during a tense confrontation. why they say the officer went too far and the response from the department saying everything went by the book. >>> in dub nation, all hooped up this morning. warriors fans return to the stands for the first time in more than a year. what's being done to keep everyone safe as the fans make their return to the chase center. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good friday morning to you. thanks to much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. cierra johnson in for marcus this morning. >>> breaking news, a 4.0 magnitude earthquake striking in the mendocino national forest. it happened about 4:18, pretty early, 45 miles northwest of cloverdale. kind of a remote area of where it is, but it's not uncommon in this country, kari. >> absolutely. i mean we do see a lot of earthquakes in that area and so we watch them very closely because a 4.0 was relatively strong and it's not on one of our major faults bu

not a lot of movement vacaville. you are warmest spot today at 79.g 80 today, though, tomorrow will be the day we see some 80's inland. and by sunday it's not just 80's inland but also 80's right along the bay and some upper 60's right along the coastline. so definitely a good beach day come sunday. if you want to get out there for that reyna. john, thank you. so we're pretty much at the limit across the bay area. however, i am keeping a close eye on this early morning traffic collision southbound one. oh, one. >> at lucas valley road in lucas valley marine wood. he can still see conditions haven't really improved from that early morning crash looking at the bay bridge in across head towards the city there. look at that 3 months to exit under 13 minutes. the metering lights have not been turned on this morning. the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula under 14 minutes for you to make it there. the richmond, sandra fell commute. we're at the limit much improved from earlier we were up to about 13 or so now we're down to 9 minutes for you to m

vacaville, you'll be at 79 today. the warmest one so far for you.be even warmer starting tomorrow and then even warmer yet into sunday. now saturday, sunday and monday are the warmest days of this forecast. we do see numbers retreating back to the 70's as soon as tuesday. that's where we'll stay for the rest of next week. something that staying around as well. the dry skies we've been well over 25 days dry weather here in the bay area. now it looks like we're rounding out the month much the same reyna. >> john, thank you. crews are still trying to get that stalled vehicle off the venetian bridge northbound 6.80, at 7.80, westbound. there's also still a high wind advisory in place along the ridge as well. the bay bridge heading into the city. no major delays under 10 minutes to make it to that famous to exit the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula under 14 for your drive time. there. the richmond sandra fell comey. also at the limit and 9 minutes for you to head at a richmond. typically it's been busy over the past few days. so conditions a

that's vacaville couple other spots getting close like fairfield in antioch. well, 50's out towards the coast in stinson beach in point rays 2 spots that have seen some light sprinkles this morning temperatures tomorrow. a couple of degrees warmer likely a few more 70's on the map. lots of sunshine. after that point and dry skies all the way through the second weekend of april highs, just a touch. warmer come the weekend as well making for another nice one to get back out there. reyna john, thank you. so i'm tracking some new accidents here in the south bay. >> one in milpitas and now one san jose northbound, one o one at mckee road there and then westbound to 37 at singer road and milpitas. how is that the lane things along one o one just a little bit. you see that slow down as you head toward them apart. 31 minutes for your drive time there now they just turn the meteor lights here on the bay bridge. there's a high wind advisory in place as well. in addition to that, there's also a stalled vehicle westbound near treasure island. so we might see some addition

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well, danville, woman creek and conquered in the low 70's vacaville for the 4th day in the row. our warm spot in the day at 74 today, tomorrow's temperatures a bit cooler. you can blame that on the sea breeze keeping temperatures down for friday and keeping things a bit brisk saturday and sunday we kick things back up a notch and well into the 70's with sunday know where the as our warmest day of this forecast highs warm enough to get out along the coastline and enjoy some of that's sunshine reyna. john, thank you for that. we have a new incident. i'm tracking here. this is actually happened in the early morning hours. >> a solo traffic collision near lombard and webster. here in san francisco. they've closed streets down the air and traffic has not really been delayed due to that. just keeping a close eye on that for you. there as you head into the city still have that high wind advisory in place a little under 16 minutes now for you to get to the fremont street exit so looks like traffic is picking up just a little bit. the san mateo haven't seen any major delays across as we

investigators say a vacaville resident murdered a woman he was dating and started a fire to conceal her body. e fire exploded burning more than 30,000 acres killing two people. it's one of several wildfires that made up the devastating lnu complex. he was arrested in september but authorities only just connected him to the fire after an eight month investigation. >>> more fire watch now, crews in southern california are starting to get a handle on a 650-acre fire burning dangerously close to several homes in santa clarita. all evacuations are lifted and families are returning home. containment has since been up'd to 25% as of this morning with conditions so dry all over the state, experts are predicting this could be a disastrous fire season. california's fire agency is losing a big asset, the world's largest fire fighting plane. the owners are grounding it saying it is not profitable. the news comes following the worst wildfire season in state history. more than 4.3 million acres burned. u.s. forest service says the on ll when needed contract but cal fire officials say even without the

we're looking at 70 degrees as well about in concord, 75 in vacaville. you could definitely tell.o be warmer out there tomorrow. 68 for a daytime high in petaluma and 63 in noe valley tomorrow. back to you. thank you, erica. up next, the pick up a piano man. how this piano player is making his bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. bay area homeowners, learn how your neighbors are accessing hundreds of thousands of dollars with a reverse mortgage loan from the bay area's number one reverse mortgage lender other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can

mainly out toward vacaville into the fairfield area. but you can see more of that that's going to wind down in a hurry. now a new job from the east bay hills. not too bad. you can't tell there's any raindrops around out there. skies are mostly clear. just a little bit hazy. but here it is. you can see it sliding on through and even bring some lightning strikes this afternoon. now those thunderstorms started to collapse a little bit, but still some of that leftover moisture rotating on by so certainly get some rain as you make your way along 80 the vacaville you see moderate amounts of rain coming. they're up toward winters. a few raindrops dixon. you get some raindrops and a couple raindrops pretty like the one the fairfield this going to wind on down, though, and move on out there. more impressive storm system starting to develop out in the middle of the city. but we'll squeeze in a few nice days before that happened. the fact you see your skies clearing out very nicely through friday. lots of sunshine coming your way in some warmer te

we'll warm up quickly and there's a chance toward vacaville or fairfield, we may get close to 90 degreesd concord. upper 70s with number in the low 80s closer to san jose. no rain to talk about. not much happening here on the northeast pacific. now let's take you to the west pacific. we got a typhoon tracking to the northwest of the philippines. sustained winds of almost 150-miles-per-hour. as that storm weakens and transitions, the upper air pattern latitude, it may begin to change the jet stream enough that five to seven days from now, it's possible pattern shift may involve a little rain. not around the bay area just yet. but possibly to our north. our weekend ends on a summer-like note. next weekend could see a few showers. this could be a significant shift, at least for the pacific northwest. in the meantime, enjoy summer in san francisco. the valleys averaging 80s to near 90 inland and then we turn cooler. the sea breeze returns mid-week and then bigger changes. >> thanks a lot. anthony joins us for sports. they're trying to make it five in a row. >> yeah. the bigger concern, the i

that's for you in vacaville.ell, can fairfield very close at 69 sandra fell in novato each at 64 tomorrow's temperatures, a touch warmer. i mention cloud cover to start both today and tomorrow with increasingly sunny skies comer afternoons. after that. it's just sunshine from start to finish pretty much for the rest of the forecast. mother nature not wanting to give us the rainfall that we really, really do need to see at least we do have comfortable weather with highs in the upper 60's to low 70's reyna. tom, thank you. i'm not tracking any major hot spots on the roadways this morning. however. >> we do have some high wind advisories for the bay bridge. benicia bridge and the any operates a drive safe there. 11 minutes fremont street accident. a look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula under 14 minutes as that starts to pick up and we leave you with the richmond. sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond under 8 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up next. the darya and james, back to y

well, conquered antioch vacaville fairfield in pittsburgh. our warmest spots at 64 or 65 today tomorrow's temperatures rise around 10 degrees for some of our inland in bayside cities. well, by wednesday we rise another 10 degrees for many of the same areas we're going to be rounding on april the last 3 days of the month. wednesday, thursday and friday on a dry and warm, though, only one day of rainfall for the entire bay area and that was yesterday. this april going to go down in the history books as one of the driest tom, thank you for that. we're looking at some slow down along highway 4 year. >> you can see if you're heading towards conquered. it will take about 30 minutes to make it to 2.42 heading into the city. definitely seeing some delays but not because of any major accidents. so 17 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit and things are starting to pick up along the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula there under 15 minutes for your drive time. the richmond sandra fell commute. another slower one ri

that's you in vacaville at 75 or most mild area.'re also going to be one of our sunnier spots, too. so nice day to go out to vacaville if you want some sunshine and warmth tomorrow's temperatures will be a little bit cooler and thursday and friday will be right around the same saturday and sunday daytime highs in the 70's warmer than we will be this week and sunday are sore this forecast. so if you want some warmth, that's the one to focus an outdoor activity on reyna. tom, thank you. that several incidents along the bay bridge more so recently. >> we had an accident. if you can see that they got that off to the side of the ridge there. and then earlier today we have someone who was actually on the bridge. they were able to transport that person off of the bridge via ambulance a person was not hit by a vehicle. however, we've been seeing delays since early this morning when that happened about 17 minutes or so to that fremont street exit also looking at the san mateo bridge. this is finally recovering and some bridge maintenance goi

pittsburgh 78 delay i 70 degrees vacaville or loan 80 on the map today and tomorrow is actually goingo be a little bit warmer for a few spots so treat today and tomorrow is your weekend as in get out there and actually enjoy them because the actual weekend is going to be a whole lot cooler. cloudier and rainy or at least by sunday into monday, our first dose of rain and well over 30 days reyna john, thank you. have been tracking multiple accidents and delays like this hot spot. >> out in seminole westbound 84 at 6.80 northbound, right of that connector and the major delays long 84 all lanes are blocked there from that accident. keeping a close eye on that. also looking at another traffic collision and just popped up at anza boulevard. northbound one burlingame. we had one earlier on broadway that was clear. another one popped up. so we're still seeing delays not seeing any major delays along 2.80, if you want to take that the richmond sandra fell bridge recovering. we have a stalled vehicle here. 5.80 westbound. up to about 18 minutes for your drive to out of richmond. now we're down

delta 87 in walnut creek for the high tomorrow and then those 90's continues to move further north a vacaville fairfield both at 90 degrees there. 86 indonesia tomorrow. if you're going to be that's a wine country. 84 in napa. low 80's across much of the north bay from petaluma into nevado sandra fell. you'll be at a high of 83 and then our coastal spots sticking the 60's. but a lot of sunshine to enjoy and a gorgeous day as we get into tomorrow, your around the bay forecast of this warming trend is going to continue into monday and then a big drop in temperatures as we get into tuesday much cooler for the rest of the week. so i things are going to get finally back to normal. jonathan, we just have to get through monday for some get over this warm-up trend and things are going to be 60's and 70's. a very nice and not not bad, at least for the rest the weekend. you can just in from the air conditioner chill out for then just watch some tv that sounds good to know. thanks. >> stick with us, everyone. we'll be right back. >> take a look at this. one man is taking the long walk from la to san fran

can vacaville really close to 90 degrees. look outside this morning actually does show the evidence of that ocean. cool. they're slipping right into the bay itself. you see that fog you there. that's exactly what i'm talking about. keeping our bayshore city's a little bit cooler. also a little cloudy in pockets. so do watch for a few areas of low visibility. most of us are fine and most of us are actually pretty sunny radar right now is nice and clear. another dry day. unfortunately, the dry conditions are just adding up to more and more deep in drought across the day. but it does make for some comfortable days and we're in for another one of those pittsburgh 58 fairfield 60 degrees right now. a few 40's hanging on in areas like san francisco in the north bay. i'll be talking about just how hot it will get this afternoon still in the rest of your forecast. in the meantime, we've got to get the updates on traffic because we have no shortage of issues out there. rain has been doing a great job breaking it down for all of us ove

the same and those 90's continues to move further north in a vacaville and in some fairfield, many sure be at a high of 8689 degrees expected in new on phil and then a look across the north bay and those 80's continue through petaluma and nevado down into sandra fell. and then of course, a much cooler at the coast if you want some relief point raise in stinson beach. both coming in at a high of 63 degrees. if you don't have their condition, if you know the pool maybe just to move closer to where the ocean, right. that's true. but if you find someone has a pool. make sure to give you my after the show. i know you can text me to let me know. stay cool tomorrow. nice thanks make summer day in england today as prince philip is laid to rest. >> his funeral, saluting his service in the royal navy as well as his support of queen elizabeth, second. >> his wife for more than 70 years. prince philip died earlier this month at the age of 99. his body will be laid to rest in a royal vault at windsor castle, a modified land rover carried his coffin during a procession to windsor castle because of co

you're pretty steady compared to yesterday.astill holding on to the mid 60's vacaville through fairfield in antioch, mid 70's for you with 60's, returning to petaluma through mill valley tomorrow and thursday. temperatures remained pretty steady. but high pressure builds back into the weekend. and what's that going to do for us. it's going result in a big warm up come the weekend by sunday potentially even the warmest day of the year. so far. reyna john, thank yous. all of our bridges are pretty much at the limit. it's set for the richmond. sandra fell bridge. >> bumper to bumper traffic moving slow. no accidents, just residual delays and more people traveling and hitting the roads. this was the same issue. yesterday we were up to about 30 minutes, then today 22 minutes at about 9 o'clock here for your commute heading into the city right now. we still have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. they turned the meter lights off traffic is flowing back at the limit. just 10 minutes to get to that fremont street exit heading across towards the peninsula under 14 minutes. no tracking delay

adam wolf is upset about the encounter his 17-year-old son preston had with vacaville police on wednesday. you can see in the video his son is there with his scooter, when police show up. you can see him following police instruction, when told to sit down. when the officer tried to cuff him, he tried to run away. his father says there's a reason for that, and there's a question whether police should have known that with the dispatch information. >> for a child with autism who doesn't like to be touched. >> is preston the subject that has autism? >> possibly has special needs from prior contact. >> i'm familiar with him. >> we understand the video on social media is very difficult to watch. when responding to a 911 call regarding a potential stabbing or assault with a deadly weapon suspect wa individual. >> reporter: according to police and preston' a 16-year-old, that teenager pa. preston's father says things need to change. wolf says his son got a citation for resisting arrest and not sure what that means, he's curious what that means for his son. the officer involved in the encounter is

this is video showing a vacaville police officer throwing a 17 year old boy with autism and a dhd to ground after the team tried to run away. theo officer, then punches him. the struggle continues. it was a very poor decision professionally from that officer. the confrontation was caught on josh bartholomew's ring cameras on wednesday. he knows the teenager in this family who live around the corner opposite there had an opportunity to de escalate. he used the discretion. to escalate the situation. and it turned out how it was. we completely understand that the video show on social media is extremely difficult to watch. vacaville police sergeant katie cardona says the teenager was a suspect in an assault with a pipe that left a 16 year old boy hurt. police say the officer's responsibility was to find the suspect and that the teen resisted. arresting officer did not have prior knowledge that the subject was special needs individual, but ktvu has obtained back of ill police audio showing that another officer not on scene did know after consulting with dispatch and have a special needs c

again, some of our warmest antioch in vacaville at 74 degrees. these are 2 spots actually that i think could hit 90 degrees come sunday. both antioch in vacaville prone to some of our hottest of temperatures towards the end of the weekend. now you can see that core of this heat wave is going to be saturday, sunday and monday. so great days to go to the beach. enjoy some sunshine just find a cool activity to get to because sunday is looking likely to be the hottest of the year so far. reyna. john, thank you for that. still keeping a close eye on things down here in the south bay. >> police have evacuated the area of north 4th street as they continue in that standoff in san jose roads are closed from east heading to east younger streets and some ways around that bird avenue or east mission street would be good alternate to take heading into the city drive times are going up. 24 minutes to the fremont street exit. we're just seen multiple delays here because more people are commuting into the city. no high wind advisories along the bay bridge is one

last august a vacaville resident murdered a woman that he was dating and then started a fire to conceal her body. that fire exploded, burning more than 30,000 acres, killing two people. it is one of several wildfires that made up the devastating lnu complex. the man was arrested in september but authorities have only now connected him to the fire after an eight month investigation. >>> president biden is heading to his 100th day in office after delivering his first speech to congress. >> reporter: senator alex padilla was among the select group of lawmakers inside the house chamber tonight at the start of his remarks. president biden noted the historical significance of who was seated behind him, and also said that the setting of socially distanced lawmakers was a reminder of the extraordinary times we are in. he touted progress in vaccine distribution and laid out his ambitious next goals. present biting used his first address to deliver his vision of a country emerging from the pandemic. >> after just 100 days i can report to the nation, america is on the move again. >> reporter: coro

, a spot that will be yet again warmer than the rest of the bay area up to 74 degrees in vacaville 80 inland. once you head out into the valley temperatures tomorrow. start to show signs of warming up as the sea breeze relaxes daytime highs will really start to scoot upwards into sunday, too up into the upper 70's on average for the day. many of our inland valleys actually rising into the 80's by sunday. so some good weekend weather to get out. catch some sun maybe hang in the park but no chances of rainfall at all insight well into next week. reyna john, thank you so that hot spot we've been tracking out here in the city. >> has finally cleared off the road. but you can still see there are residual delays from that 1. one northbound a vermont street in san francisco. also it's up to 14 minutes jet into the city. that's because there was a crash on the bridge right near treasure island westbound. so again, they've been able clear that off of the bridge as well. but you still seen those little delays heading across towards the peninsula. been no major crashes. 40 minutes. we still have

a perfect 75 while fairfield 82 antioch in vacaville or 2 warmer spots today. 85 degrees tomorrow's temperaturesittle bit cooler inland. we've got that windy weather that really kicks up this afternoon stays with us through the weekend and then next week we are starting your first week of may with some temperatures that will be feeling like summer highs near 90 degrees inland by wednesday reyna john thing that we have some slower spots on scene out there like this traffic collision. >> out in burlingame. one. oh, one northbound at broadway. we have another one. now here, 80 westbound at cleveland avenue. in albany. a good alternate to get around this would be san pablo avenue also headed into the city. no major delays for you. you can do that in under 13 minutes. as soon as you hit the may's to that fremont street exit the richmond sandra fell bridge are starting to see a little improvement back down to 7 minutes. we're starting to go up there just a bit about an hour or so ago can look at the san mateo bridge where there is a high wind advisory that's currently in place a little under 14 minute

last august the vacaville resident murdered a woman he was dating and started a fire to conceal her body. it exploded burning more than 30,000 acres and killing two people. he was arrested in september but authorities only just now connected him to the fire after an eight month investigation. the suspect is now facing a battery of a are son and murder- related charges. he will be arraigned friday. >>> justice department announced federal hate crime charges in the death of ahmad arbery. the georgia man was killed last year while out for a run. travis mcmichael, his father gregory and brother michael are charged with one count of civil rights and attempted kidnapping. this is most significant civil rights prosecution by biden administration justice department. in north carolina a judge denied request to release body camera footage in fatal shooting of andrew brown, jr. prosecutors said brown's car made contact with law enforcement officers before they opened fire. that gonzales against what the brown family lawyer said after watching a small clip of the body cam video. the judge says he wo

vacaville police body cam video shows officers evacuating residents from a fast moving fire. authorities say the deadly markley fire near lake berryessa in august was no accident. nor was mother nature to plain. investigators say this man, victor, sarah tino started the fire to cover up his killing of priscilla castro. a woman he met on a date. we believe sarah tino deliberately set the mark lee fire in attempt to conceal it. crime castro's burned body was found at the origin of the fire. authorities have not said how she was killed. the fire which was part of the ellen, you complex killed two people. 82 year old douglas, my and 64 year old beyond bone, who went by james. the two resulting deaths from that far are now considered homicides. solano county d a crystal, abrams says. sarah tino could now face three murder charges as well. it's arson. the fire had devastating impacts on so many people in our community. we have three people that perished in this in this fire. and people lost homes, people as property. he beloved animals, people lost livestock. this was unprecedented

upper 60's to mid 70's for the north bay fairfield vacaville pittsburgh. an antioch are warm spots today out there. far inland at 74 degrees. now tomorrow's temperatures bid warmer friday a little bit warmer yet and then we start to see what feels like full-fledged summer saturday, sunday and monday, especially on sunday, which i'm anticipating to be our warmest of the year so far. highs in the upper 80's inland. the low 90's for areas like antioch in vacaville, bayside cities by sunday mid 80's for you. and by the coast, even some 70's. so we're about to be seeing some really hot weather these next few days. enjoy the mild weather while we're holding on to it and get ready for some weekend heat reyna. tom, thank you. so we've had multiple accidents out here on the roads in oakland. >> to southbound at 16 avenue. that's clear. still residual delays from that crash. also another we've been tracking 5, 80 westbound at 80 westbound here in oakland. but we've got some new accidents popping up in castro valley. the 2.38 southbound 5.80, westbound that's causing

among our warmest yet again, mid 70's from antioch, pittsburgh through vacaville and fairfield while's continue towards sonoma and marin counties. tomorrow's temperatures a bit. warmer inland friday, even warmer yet. and there's what i was talking about come the weekend. what you want to stay hydrated and keep the sunscreen on hand because look at where we're headed. those are some great conditions to get outside during morning hours. maybe and find yourself a cool one during the afternoon. sunday is likely to be the warmest day of the year so far with highs in the upper 80's inland mid 80's by the bay and 70's by the coast reyna john, thank you. so we've had a high wind advisory along the bay bridge also an accident westbound near that treasure island exit. >> and because of that, in addition to the meter lights being turned on. you're seeing those delays that we're up to about 20 minutes now we're back down to 15. so looks like conditions are improving. just a tad bit. a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. 15 minutes as you head across the war that to towards the peninsula

only one 70 on the map today in vacaville.t will be you. 3rd day in a row that you're the warmest spot in the bay area. also one of our tomorrow's temperatures, a little warmer skies just a little bit clear. friday is going to be a brisk one before saturday and sunday are the ones to get back outside and enjoy some outdoor dining and all that sunshine will have highs will climb back into the 70's by saturday where we'll stay through tuesday of next week and all through the course of this week. we're staying dry despite the fact that we really need some rain reyna tom, thank you. so now i would say is a good time to get out and get things done because. >> we don't have any hot spots. no major tracking heading into the city right now under 11 minutes for your drive time there. the san mateo bridge. we didn't have many delays you're all this morning. 13 minutes as you head across towards the peninsula. now, again, looking at the richmond sandra fell commute out of richmond under 8 minutes. remember, there's still a high wind advi

still some of our warmest vacaville at 86 napa 81 in santa rosa right at 80 degrees looking ahead ofdays, 2 days or with inland highs averaging out in the 80's after todsy. it will be 70's for most of our inland areas and 60's returning right alongside the bayshore now into the weekend. we get even cooler yet and most importantly, finally had chance of rainfall. it's still 7 days away. but we'll keep you updated on how it develops. but it looks like sunday could bring the first chance of rain that we've seen for the entirety of april. so far reyna john, thank you. closely watching this accident here in tracy 5, 80 westbound at 2 o 5 westbound. >> definitely causing some delays. we already see problem spots there along the altamonte pass. we're going to closely monitor that you keep a close eye on that. also looking at the bay bridge into the city now starting to pick up just a bit under 11 minutes for your drive time to that 3 months. the exit looking at the san mateo bridge. there is a high wind advisory along the san mateo bridge. so take your time and drive slow. we'll have more o

livermore actually hayward oakland berkeley and richmond low to mid 60's for you conquered at 71 vacaville year. the warm spot again today at 75. well, santa rosa nevado in sandra fell close to the 70's both in the upper 60's today tomorrow's temperatures. i mentioned a little bit cooler falling into the mid 60'-. we remain in the 60's through thursday and friday before daytime highs really warm up into the weekend. nothing like we were late last week but highs back into the upper 70's by next sunday. reyna john, thank you. so we do have a hot spot here on the bay bridge. >> i just spoke to see gp and they tell me that there was actually a pedestrian on the ridge near the westbound side just east of the toll plaza. so again, the meter lights went on, they were able to get that pedestrian in an ambulance actually no reported that person was hit or that person was just walking on the bridge. but now we're seeing major delays as a result of that incident about 29 minutes or so to that fremont street exit, that person is no longer on the bridge. so maybe this will improve or we might see condi

antioch will be warm spot at 85 degrees tied with vacaville.same number napa in livermore right at 80 degrees. san jose fremont hayward in the 70's. well, oakland san francisco and half monday in the 60's today. tomorrow's highs a little bit cooler inland pretty much the same by the bay and the coast, though, lots of sunshine through the weekend and temperatures next week will be really warm for your first week of may, all the way up into the upper 80's, maybe even low 90's by wednesday reyna john, thank you. so we've been closely watching this hot spot out in albany. they just cleared the roadway there. so again, been able to clear that accident. there. westbound 80 at and al the knee. so you're going to see some residual delays. the traffic is backed up and pretty slow along. >> pass and pablo there. hopefully that's going to clear out and a little bit heading into the city right now. what you get to the maze to the fremont street exit will take you a little under 10 minutes to make that trip. there. the san mateo bridge. a high wind advisory

some of our warmest spots vacaville 86 still toasty for sure. the at 78.l, santa rosa sitting at 80 degrees tomorrow's temperatures. noticeably cooler and will remain in the 70's for your average inland highs through tuesday on into friday. saturday and sunday get even cooler yet. so after such a warm weekend that we just closed out next weekend. looks just the opposite cool with our first chance of rainfall this month expected on sunday. reyna john, thank you for that was still are keeping a close eye on this hot spot. >> along the san mateo bridge. you can see conditions look like they're improving just a bit money to westbound is where that accident is. there's also a high wind advisory. so have the strong winds in the accident causing that delay 26 minutes for you to make that drive heading into the city, though the bay bridge to the fremont street exit back down to 13 minutes. we haven't any major accidents along this bridge all throughout the morning. the richmond sandra fell bridge that commute starting to improve just a little bit under 8 minutes f