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regular gusts, vacaville, half moon bay as well as danville. some of our other notably windy areas right now. but it is affecting areas all the way down to the bay shore. we'll continue into the afternoon evening tonight and early tomorrow before coming down just in time for the weekend. at least we've got to come weekend. look forward to temperatures are anywhere from the upper 50's to low 60's for most areas. generally a very mild feel outside if it wasn't for the winds and the picture. perfect. i'll be talking more about when we can see some calmer conditions are really nice weekend ahead of us. also ahead, back to you. thank you, john. all right. in the east ba4, investigators now need your help. finding a man who robbed a postal carrier of their keys out in oakland was all caught on video converse. dan thorn has more. >> screams coming after a letter carrier was robbed at gunpoint in oakland, video from the u.s. postal inspection. service shows the crime happening in the afternoon of bark sackett. it's one of many letter carrier related cr

that funnel cloud was south of vacaville this afternoon. he did say, obviously it was not a tornado. it did not touch down. no damage reported. but this video was sent to us via one of our viewers that uh- was out and met up and gave the information to our crew. j.r. stone. all right, let's take a look at the downpours across 580 dublin right now, seeing some heavy rain across san ramon. obviously, as we look at the south bay, this is where a lot of the activity has been. but right now just steady rain around gilroy. i do want to show you what it looks like in the north bay as well. seeing some moderate pockets around parts of the north bay taking you back in time. numerous thunderstorms fired up from the south bay to the east bay. even around solano county. flood advisories are in effect for all areas shaded in green, as we've already seen flooding, and that threat remains for another hour or two as that area of low pressure is off the southern california coast. still, an unstable atmosphere with this level one. and as we time this out for

fairfield vacaville, half moon bay, danville, among or other windiest spots right now.h the jacket. ready to go and hang on to those that if you do have one on today, i wouldn't recommend it. it's going to blow a you'll never see it again. looking outside at our sunshine. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. if it wasn't for the winds, it would be picture perfect. but we will see those winds calming down just in time for the weekend, which i'll get to your full forecast rain. right, john, thank you for that. well, we're making some decent time on a lot of our bridges. but again, like johnson talking about that wind is certainly something you also have to factor into your morning commute. >> 14 minutes on the bay bridge. we haven't really gone or down there. 90 min right on the san mateo bridge. you've had a few accidents on the eastbound side. those are clear. but again, still about 20 minutes. take your time. if you're traveling. 31 right host a one, a one golden gate bridge. a little busy because 101 of the north bay. it's been a little bit busier. we're at 40 minu

this was spotted near vacaville. just a few hours ago and did you see and hear the hail? it hit south san jose this afternoon along with some thunder and lightning, and we saw rain in downtown san francisco this morning. >> not much, but enough to warrant windshield wipers. abc seven news meteorologist sanjay patel is tracking all of this. >> she is sandy. what's it look like right now? >> well, it's not quite as active as earlier this afternoon. dan and anna, but still tracking some showers. so let me show you what is happening at this hour. we're going to take you in first to solano county, where that funnel cloud was reported south of vacaville. you see those lightning strikes this afternoon, the thunderstorm erupted. it was confirmed by the weather service in sacramento that it did happen south of vacaville. obviously, it did not touch down. it was not a tornado, but a funnel cloud, which is why they did not see any damage in that area right now around orinda highway 24, we are tracking street level radar and that is showing showers. also some light to moderate rain r

vacaville at 37 miles per hour. danville, 41 miles per hour, peak gust and half moon bay also at 40 miles per hour remaining windy throughout the day. and finally coming down tomorrow morning advisories expiring tomorrow at 11:00am aside from that is a super pleasant day to look forward to were already in the upper 50's hardly fellow out of the 60's last night for some spots. and later on today, we'll be back into the upper 60's getting close to 70 today, although we're going to say that number for the weekend, which i'll get to a head right now, right? john, thank you for that little fortunate that we have an accident. it's on the san mateo bridge. >> all those on the eastbound side near the high rise to the westbound seen slowing down. 25 minute run 80 to 101. looks like crews. but you on the westbound side trying to get to that accident on the eastbound side. that's what we're seeing delays here. 30 minute ride into the city. so things are still looking good meter lights are on there and it's windy, gusty. take a

also in san ramon, even reports a funnel cloud near vacaville. so very wild weather around the bay area. things have calmed down now and you can see we dry things out outside just a few clouds lingering in our skies. the rain has come doing. and and i think that's the way it's going to be at least for the next couple days. but not finished across the state were still see more showers continuing in southern california. the again, the rain, even some snow across mountains there as well as that area of low pressure, just kind of spinning around and headed for the south. now, that's going to be moving out. high pressure, going to start building in behind that. so we've got some nice weather on the way tonight. got some partly to mostly cloudy skies. but i think as we head toward early tomorrow morning, the skies are going to clear out the temperatures going to be a little chilly early tomorrow morning. we'll talk more about that rest forecast coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence, look forward to that. >> new at 11 tonight, a 10 year-old bo

we are glad this didn't come down. >> we got some video, something from solano county around vacaville. yeah, not what you want to see anywhere. especially california where you don't see that very often. >> 3:00 this afternoon. >> this is what we call a cold air funnel. these rarely actually touched down but there is no way to tell it if you don't have meteorology from a funnel cloud that is in the process of becoming a tornado. >> very little discernment in terms of the difference. >> or anywhere else in the country, they do get these and other parts of the united dates, as well. very rarely they touched down. sometimes they do a little bit of week wind damage but that one state off the ground. >> good, bye-bye. please let's try out for a couple of days, how about that? comes up from both of us. let's take a look as we head into the end of the workweek, we are going to settle into a brief palmer weather pattern but let's not look at horse in the mouth a calmer weather pattern for the next couple days, dense fog will develop as we hit for the rest of tonight. i will take the first few

and have my entire career there. >> reporter: melissa is also a correctional officer at the vacaville the lawsuit. she says she was 24 weeks pregnant when she was asked to do an emergency cell entry. >> and i refused. and then went home. i emailed my doctor and let him know what had happened. and he took me off of work and put me on disability that same day. >> reporter: she says she only received 50% of her pay while she was on disability. but she considers herself one of the lucky ones since many of the plaintiffs suffered miscarriages. >> it is just sad. i mean, i got to bring my babies home, but not everybody did. >> reporter: the state civil rights department responsible for enforcing workers discrimination law filed its own lawsuit. seeking a return to the pre- 2015 pregnancy policy. facing lawsuit ins a bill toll address the issue in 2020, it reverted to its pre2015 policy, but not before mccowen suffered another incident while pregnant. >> the inmate fought and he fought us. he broke the threshold. he kicked, he punched. he did everything he could. >> reporter: her baby surviv

hilda: as a correctional officer at the california medical facility in vacaville, a medium security men'ste prison, lia mckeown says she expected those incidents, but not after she became pregnant. lia: i knew i was gonna have to continue to work. i had never seen anybody pregnant working there, or if they did, they were upstairs in payroll, or they were in the mail room. hilda: that was 2016. just a year prior, mccowen's employer, the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, had quietly replaced the policy that required them to provide light duty accommodations to pregnant officers for reasons it refuses to explain. lia: there was no accommodation. there was no putting you anywhere. you would have to kind of, basically, figure out a way to go hide yourself. hilda: how did that make you feel? lia: awful, absolutely terrible. hilda: but she says she continued working 16-hour shifts while carrying a 15-pound work belt around her waist. lia: i would have inmates say like, "what are you doing? like, what--why are you still working on the line?" hilda: this was mckeown's second

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. >> new tonight an emotional reunion between a family and a vacaville police officer. three years ago, the officer found three brothers living in horrific conditions, but now they're all part of a loving family. as ktvu amber lee reports, that family invited the officer to be part of an adoption ceremony. >> james lancaster is starting a new chapter with his sons. he and his wife may recently adopted three biological brothers they fostered. >> we're hunter sent all in. >> three years ago, vacaville police received a call from the boys biological mother, who reported that one of her sons went missing from her apartment. officer isaac stevens, a rookie at the time, decided to do a welfare check. he went to the apartment and described it as being filthy. >> i was shocked to believe that kids were living in conditions like this, stevens tells me. >> the boys, ages two, four and eight at the time, were left with no adult supervision. the lancaster's distant relatives of the children's biological mother took in the boys, and they actually met me here at the police department

. >> earlier, though, plenty of active weather like this confirmed funnel cloud seen from vacaville andarts of solano county. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel is tracking it all for us tonight. sandy, how's it look? >> yeah, it's a lot calmer, i can tell you that much. dan and ama. it was an action packed day this afternoon. and this evening. let's take a look at live doppler seven. and you can see that area of circulation has moved into southern california that low. that was the lifting mechanism. the sun destabilized the atmosphere and we had enough moisture for that. we saw thunderstorms here along with the downpours and of course, hail reports of hail as we take you back in time, you can see those thunderstorms, one of those storms was strong enough right over solano county that that funnel cloud was reported south of vacaville. i did confirm that earlier this evening with the weather service in sacramento. and as we take a look at live doppler seven right now, we do have some fog out there, but it is much quieter. san jose picked up 6000/800 of an inch of rain. normall

right from the time that we heard that they were going to be needing a home. >> three years ago, vacaville police received a call from the boys biological mother, who reported that one of her sons went missing from her apartment. officer isaac stevens, a rookie at the time, decided to do a welfare check. he went to the apartment and described it as being filthy. >> i was shocked to believe that kids were living in conditions like this, stevens tells me. >> the boys, ages two, four and eight at the time, were left with no adult supervision. the officer says the police department collaborated with solano county child welfare, the lancaster's distant relatives of the children's biological mother took in the boys and they actually met me here at the police department just outside those steps in the middle of the night after the initial call for service. the lancaster's tell me they knew they wanted to keep the three brothers together, james says. growing up in san francisco with a single mom, he knew the challenges that children can face. >> i grew up in inner city, in the tenderloin and, you

so think about where you bought years ago check and one was a safeway in vacaville. check your numbers and and the other was in southern california that vacaville check it 500,000 bucks half a millionaire. 80 is back open. finally days after all that heavy snow, you can finally get there and enjoy the pow pow. caltrans crews work hard. they cleared both directions of 80 chain controls are still in effect. they do say that you need to drive carefully because it's not like it's not slippery and more. and the recent storms, california is going to be drought free. they think. >> through next year, according to accuweather, they're highly confident that there will be no significant drought conditions this year or next year because of all the rain and the snow that we've got 2022. and 2023, 6 of california's most important reservoirs are right now at or above capacity. let's talk more about the snow and the sierra because a lot of businesses had a hard time. they didn't have any power. they had to shut down and now they need to clean up before more snow comes and kron four

and then that's what breaks a heart vacaville. and my whole day because you hear, i love shirley in gwinnett different method, obama z. hello, shirley. we have it in a couple of days. um, you know, the kids have a e, n and you set the money, but there is no market. and then or out here, the western union or any of the money, graham people have not opened because the scare hate is just under one and a half hours away by plane from here. and it is increasingly difficult for people to help the family spic home in europe, the clock skip a head over night. it still causes confusion and the noise. many people are always free and pension again on the vine. the change is time intensive. he has a collection of 2000 clocks and watches, twice a year when approximately 4 to go back. he had his wife to spend at least 3 hours, getting a hold of them to think of the right time for me to get to bed hope is missing out or now is linked to not by the name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold the bad. a

and then that's what breaks a heart vacaville. and my whole day because you hear i love shirley is connected to my, the new by my z. hello, shirley. we have it in a couple of days. um, you know, the kids have it in and you set the money, but there is no market. and then or out here, the western union or any of the money, graham people have not opened because they are scared, hate is just on the one and a half hours away by plane from here. and it is increasingly difficult for people to help the family spic home every year. humans produce more than 2000000000 times of garbage world wide. and at least a 3rd of that, according to the world bank is either burned or just dumped into the open while a grassroots initiative in western india is aiming to make communities, their garbage free. every morning, what goods from women's group children dalinta set off for the small gods to collect garbage. it's more than just the job. they want to change the way people handled evie's. i'm the next nearly 300 and decided to say if you're like, i me

closer to the surface, vacaville gusting to 41. so it's windyúacross the bay area.rongest winds, talking about for the higher elevations, oakland airport to . here isl as you would expect on the bay waters. so we'reútalking about the strong gusty winds for toda& and possibly into your friday forecastc. but a warming trend s also headedúour way. we'll have more on that with your weather update in a few minutes. >> mark. thank you. now to a presence of cars apparently areg robbed while sitting inside their vehicles. ktvu james torres has more on the warning to the public to be on alert. >> it's a message we've heard time and time again in oakland. >> yeah, the first thingc i say is nothing in your car. some people leave their windowsc lea. >> when you park your car, butt& you might not think about where to put your stuff while you're still in thec car driving. >> it's kind of pretty scary. and, so each time that something like this is happening, a new thing is happening in we do is i try to adjust. there's nothing i canc doúas an individual. it jut makes me sad how so

sal, it was an emotional reunion between a family and a vacaville police officer.ing us now to share the story of how a first year officer's welfare check led to a better life for three young brothers. >> good morning pam isaac stevens reunited with three children. he met three years ago. he took pictures with the brothers in a courtroom, as you see right here, where adoption papers were officially signed, he first encountered the then eight, four and two year old children during a call for a welfare check of a child. police say they were living in a grossly unsanitary apartment with limited adult supervision. stevens promptly got solano county child welfare services involved, and they actually met me here at the police department just outside those steps in the middle of the night after the initial call for service. >> i grew up in inner city, in the tenderloin and, you know, and anyone that knows san francisco and the tenderloin know it's not the easiest neighborhood to grow up in. i felt like a duty to these three kids. >> the lancasters are a husband and wife c

an emotional reunion between a family and a vacaville police officer.e to no adult supervision, according to authorities. now a rookie police officer three years ago responded to a welfare check. officer isaac stevens worked with the police department and family services to allow a couple who were distant relatives of the boy's biological mother to take them in. >> and they actually met me here at the police department just outside those steps in the middle of the night after the initial call for service. >> i grew up in inner city, in the tenderloin and, you know, and anyone that knows san francisco and the tenderloin know it's not the easiest neighborhood to grow up in. i felt like a duty to these three kids. >> well, the couple made sure the boys would stay together and not be separated. the children are also giving her a second chance in motherhood after she lost her first child. years ago. >> they've given me life, my life back. what's very rewarding watching them grow and play sports and you know and do good in school. >> last friday, the couple o

this was shot in vacaville from peabody road around three this afternoon. eventually dissipated and did not touch down in the east bay. cause some minor flash flooding this afternoon. this is what it looked like along norris canyon in crow canyon roads between castro valley and san ramon, and in monterey county. flooding in and there and some strong storm cells move through the area. >> our chief meteorologist, bill martin, joins us now kind of fast and furious. some of those rain cells, were they just kind of moved in and moved out. yeah. >> it came it came down. well the funnel cloud, first of all, julie is such a good indication of how severe the weather was today. i mean, if you've got under some of thistuf this is the radar from earlier today and you can see some lightning strikes out in the east bay. these storms were prettyc much not stationary, but they were slow move this of see how the bf thunder and lightning and then it clears off real quick. but not before a lot of rain fell. san jose got over an inch or a half an inch of rain, which that's a l

also middletown, hidden valley lake, just outside of vacaville. also martinez.ave some light rain showers there. spotty hit and miss showers beginning to dry up, but then the next round after midnight. current air temperatures in the 50s and 60s 63 in san jose, the winds are picking up 17 mile per hour gusts in nevada. when you get that gusty wind, boy, it adds a chill in the air. we have a 18 mile per hour wind gusts right now near oakland international airport, as well as mineta international airport. a wind advisory goes in effect for your friday. the winds up to 25, gusts up to 45. the advisory takes place at 11 a.m. until saturday at 5 a.m. for the san francisco area, the peninsula, the east bay hills, the santa clara valley, all the way to santa cruz mountains and into monterey bay. so there the sweeps going looks unorganized. let me play it out for you. like this. this is futurecast, and by tomorrow morning's commute we will have the rain beginning around the immediate coastline of the north bay, around the central bay as well, and into the santa cruz mou

police shows the burglary taking place in vacaville last week. police say that the teenager was tracked down in monterey county when he was arrested. police found a loaded gun on him. that's what they say. so now he's been booked on robbery and gun charges. the stolen car seen in this video was found unoccupied and allay police have still not found the second suspect seen in the video. east oakland nonprofit had to shut down after a car crashed into the building. this is the damage there. this is now the second time the group has had to deal with a reckless driver causing thousands of dollars in damage. the group now needs help to get back up and running. kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> it's a devastating blow for east oakland, nonprofit, homies empowerment, their care center on 77th in macarthur heavily damaged after a speeding driver crashed into it. it is very that >> heartbreaking that here we are both the 2 years. we're at this again. >> care center coordinator vyvianna montana, speaking through a protective mask because of potent

including something that was spotted in vacaville? we don't typically see. >> oh, yeah gianna if you live in solano county you might have seen this. it appear to be a funnel cloud. this photo behind me is showing the scene in vacaville. just around 3:00 p.m. yesterday. emergency officials said it didn't touch down and luckily there were no damage reports. however we also saw some lightning strikes due to the unsettled weather conditions that we've been seeing the past couple of days photojournalist jim flanagan captured this strike as he was driving along highway 87 in san jose. actually down in san jose yesterday and i could not stop just -- thinking about how active these storms were and how no one up in san francisco would believe me with how crazy the thunderstorms actually ended up being. i mean we saw an inch of rain and quarter inch of rain up near san rafael a half inch of rainfall in san jose. but those thunderstorms were no joke down into the santa clara valley yesterday. i totally know what you guys were dealing with but he

aneesh, a fairfield and vacaville each up to 77 degrees today. getting close to 80, but not for long. you see our temperatures drop each and every day. and by the weekend we're barely make in the low 60's. best chances of rain being friday night into saturday rain. all right, john, thank you for that. get a look your bridges bay bridge right now. we've got about 15 minutes. >> things are looking a lot better. san mateo bridge. 36 minutes. still a busy bridge for you. rich's center bridge under 11 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 24 minutes. 2 people are displaced after a fire starts in their home in san francisco. the fire started just before 8 yesterday morning on morrison gutenberg streets in the outer sunset area. fire was put out about 30 minutes later, but in the fire from spreading other homes, injuries were reported and the fire is under investigation. at the half moon bay where a pickup truck caught on fire on highway one. happened saturday in the afternoon. cal fire officials tell us the driver striding down the highway when

right at that 70 degree mark, our warmest spots, vacaville fairfield benicia and allay all at 77. that's about as close as 80. we've gotten in a long time in the bay. tomorrow cools down a little bit. we started trend of 60's as we kick off spring tomorrow. temperatures will remain that way into the weekend with highs, barely even hitting 60 degrees by saturday and sunday, right? all right, john, thank you for that. let's going. you're not seen any accidents on your bridges. >> over a little busy, 60 min right? traveling into the city on the bay bridge. some of bridge just short of 14 minutes. 82 want to want richmond. sandra fell bridge around 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of its holes looking good. 19 minute ride. >> ok, time now, 6.17, and the east bay, a car slammed into a city national bank in downtown oakland during an attempted burglary. it happened on broadway and 12th police say 4 or 5 people were in the car when it drove into the bank just before 6 o'clock friday morning. once inside, police say the would-be burglars weren't able to gain access to anything of

this photo was shown in the scene of vacaville just before 3:00 p.m. yesterday and emergency officials say it didn't touch down and luckily damage was not reported. but we also saw some lightning strikes due to the unsettled weather and photojournalist jim flanagan captured this strike as he was driving along highway 87 in san jose. it was so active yesterday down into the santa clara valley. i was actually driving down there yesterday for an appointment and as i made my way down there, i kept looking at those strong storm cells thinking wow, san francisco doesn't even know what's going on down here right now. it was a very active weather day yesterday and san jose got a half inch of rain. yeah, my raga over an inch of rain and san rafael got quarter inch of rain from memory from looking at models earlier. but the forecast for us today we're clearing up. i mean today is going to be a mix of sun and clouds. don't get me wrong. by tomorrow look at friday i mean there's nothing on our first alert doppler. that changes though as we head into our saturday f

you can see here that winds have picked up and we are easily seeing winds in some spots like vacaville atlas, peak danville, especially breezy, continuing into this afternoon. but starting to calm down a bit as we work our way into tomorrow morning. so we will see a calmer weekend ahead. just got to get through today and especially early on tomorrow before we do calm down. as for temperatures, we are looking at some mild conditions out there right now. that 60 degrees. oakland at 57 statement, hayward and fremont. well, i love you all the way at 59 degrees right now later today, after such a mild start, we are going to have some upper 60's on the cusp of 70 today. a number that we're going to see plenty of in the days ahead. i'll get to those details. still to come. as for your roads are definitely off to okay start that that holding you up on any of our bridges so far. and obviously noticeably dry. the richmond center fell and the golden gate. well, you just got to trust me on. it is looking just fine right now. i'm john, thank you for that. let's head to the east bay u.s. postal insp

an emotional reunion now between a family and vacaville police officer.n horrific living conditions. now they're together as part of a loving family. ktvu amber lee tells us the family invited the police officer to be part of an adoption ceremony. >> james lancaster is starting a new chapter with his sons. he and his wife may, recently adopted three biological brothers they fostered. >> we're hunter sent all in. >> three years ago, vacaville police received a call from the boys biological mother, who reported that one of her sons went missing from her apartment. officer isaac stevens, a rookie at the time, decided to do a welfare check. he went to the apartment and described it as being filthy. >> i was shocked to believe that kids were living in conditions like this. >> stevens tells me the boys, ages two, four and eight at the time, were left with no adult supervision. the lancaster's distant relatives of the children's biological mother took in the boys, and they actually met me here at the police department just outside those steps in the middle of th

mark warmest spots valais hoping the ship fairfield and vacaville each up to 77 shy of 80. a look ahead shows temperatures getting a little cooler day by day. and by next weekend, we're barely make in the low 60's showers return friday night into saturday. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get rolling here. 18 minute ride traveling into the city this morning on the bay bridge. >> san mateo bridge just short of 19 minutes. a 80 to 101. richmond, sandra bridge about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black. joining us on this monday morning. rob, nice to see. what are you seeing on the markets? what's piqued your interest today? stocks drop after 2 down weeks, which were having a very, very good year. 1st quarter, almost over. >> today any big ai conference in san jose where ceo of nvidia agents along talk for 2 hours. that could be a lot of news. wall street tends to spy the rumor, sell the news. i'm not saying the sawyer nvidia shares, but to be what happe

at 75 while billy help but be sure fairfield and vacaville each at 77 degrees are very warmest spots today. getting close to 80. but this doesn't last for long temperatures do slide downward after this. tomorrow is your first day of spring. kind of starts off. feeling like winter again, because we're actually going down into the new season by friday and saturday. showers have made their return. as for your roads right dry out there. the biggest thing you've got to worry about is some patches of fog, especially further inland and in the north bay, you're not seeing much of that honor bridges crossing the bay. but the good news if you are heading into the city or on to the peninsula, little bit of fog up towards the richmond area to watch out for the golden gate bridge. not seeing too many visibility issues just yet, right? all right, john, thank you for that. police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. >> police say a person was stabbed to death on university avenue yesterday afternoon, right between some possible avenue in sacramento street police arrested one per

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the late hopeny chef fairfield and vacaville at 77 closest. we'll get to 80 degrees in this forecast before its rec back to winter. we go into the start of spring. the new season kicks off tomorrow and temperatures slide downhill as we work our way into it. friday night to saturday. our next round of showers on the way and by the weekend will barely be making that 60 degree. mark rain arrives on. thank you for that. let's get a win on the bay bridge drive times out. 27 minutes. >> we're recovering from an earlier hazard at the 4th street exit, 7, 2, bridge just short of 20 minutes. there things are picking up riches. amber hill bridge, 13 minute ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 26 minutes. for your money this morning targeting a big changes to their self checkout lanes over the weekend. what are the worst paying college majors? jane king is live. the nasdaq, all those stories and more. good morning, james. >> good morning. so students who major in liberal arts performing arts and theology earned the lowest salaries within 5 ye

this photo showing the scene in vacaville just before 3:00 p.m. emergency officials say it did not touch down and no damage was reported. we have seen lightning strikes due to the unsettled weather. photojournalist captured this as he was driving down highway 87 in san jose. with the thunderstorms came the rain. the sky suddenly opening up in gilroy this afternoon. for more on all of this wile weather and if is going to calm down, here is paul heggen. >> we expected the showers but not the number and intensity of the thundershowers. the funnel cloud likely what we call a cold air funnel and they rarely ever reach down close to touching down but startling if you were seeing that. now thing are calming down. we have an urban and small stream flood advisory in effect for alameda county until 7:15. i thought the weather service was going to cancel it 45 minutes ago because the rain quieted down in that part of the region. a few pinpoint showers one in santa rosa for the most. those will calm down now that the sun is down it takes a lot of the energy o

aneesh, a fairfield and vacaville each up to 77 degrees today. tomorrow's temperatures fall into the upper 60's. still very nice and mild for your first day of spring. just not as warm as we've been. temps continue to fall and by friday night into saturday will barely make the 60's for your highs. first of all, but showers will have made their return. james. >> well, just in to the kron 4 newsroom. bay area icon and voice of oracle park. now brooks moon is parting ways with the san francisco giants. the decision comes after 24 seasons. the team says they were in discussions to extend her contract, which expired last december. but ultimately they say both parties mutually agreed to part ways. brooks moon is one of the mlb's first black female public address announcers. she was the first woman to ever pa the world series and the first woman to pa the mlb's all-star game. now san francisco assemblymember matt haney is slamming giants ownership now over the decision to part ways with brooks moon on social media. haney wrote, quote, the giants have de

brentwood, fairfield, vacaville petaluma among areas already in the low 60's. and later today, some of us will even approach 70 degrees under all that sunshine. i'll be talking all about what to expect as we move ahead. 10, 30 right now. and oakland, there are some community members that hit the streets to clean things up themselves from homeless encampments, an illegal dump sites. >> kron four's philippe djegal takes a closer look. >> cleaner neighborhoods safer working with the unhoused residents and to get this done. armed with shovels, brooms and pride for the town. crews meet up to pick up trash for the last 3 weeks. we've been really intensely focused on cleaning up the sitter founded community, ready core, a local grassroots group that for decades has provided security in neighborhoods, held food giveaways and most recently. >> has been conducting an illegal dumping cleanup blitz in oakland as part of its good neighbor program, focusing the past few days on the western part of town. you don't get any funds from the city community organization will indepe

the plan covers the present school year, and the next year, will ne than neighboring dixon and vacavilleool districts, but a little less than travis and fairfield. sassoon now to san francisco, where many in the aapi community are really upseto probation. 97 year old ann peng taylor was stabbed several times back in 2021. well, last week, a judge sentenced her daniel couce attorney says the probation takes into account couch's mounting mental crisis after becoming a hit and run victim. for him to receive mental health care. district attorney brooke jenkins had recommended 12 years in prison, and she was at today's rally calling for more accountability. one defense attorney, though, who was counter-protesting at an appropriate sentence. >> these people are good people that want a safe community, but they have been given an oversimplified version of the spis not, we've moved beyond tht in the criminal justice system n court april 12th, when he'll be considered to participate in intensive supervising alternative to prison. okay, a big, big dayúfor the city long r a new police chief. this ma

north bay, but as impressive as first alert doppler looks, especially in the vicinity just north of vacaville, we haven't seen a lot reach ground level, barely more than a trace reported as this made its way west to east. it helps add moisture to the atmosphere and make it easier for the next band of showers to reach the ground, add up to probably less than a quarter inch for most locations. the showers become more numerous through this evening and into tonight, the bulk of the heaviest rain, we're talking about light to moderate rain showers and will fall when most of us are sleeping, still leftover showers for the morning commute. even those showers will quiet down by late morning and the dry stretch of weather once it arrives will last for a while. details on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> a big endorsement in the san francisco mayoral race today, a leader of the school board recall and prominent voice in the aapi community has joined one of london breed's challengers. as wilson walker explains, that's putting a focus on the city's significant asian vote. >> looking back over the las

how about that pittsburgh, a beautiful 74 degrees in vacaville. and 66 degrees in santa rosa. changes are coming our way. we'll have more on that. it's just a few minutes. >> after 24 seasons, a voice of oracle park where now brooks moon is parting ways with the san francisco giants. the team says it was in discussions to extend her contract which expired last december. but ultimately both parties mutually agreed to part ways. crooks moon is one of major league baseball's first black female public address announcers. >> she was the first woman to ever pa the world series and the first woman to pa the mlb's all-star game. the organization says that the booth at oracle park will be named in brooks moons, honor at a ceremony to take place during a future home game. now, brooks moon also releasing a statement she says in part as a bay area native, it has been the honor of my lifetime to serve on the mic and in the community for the giants for 24 years. the job has always been bigger than me. and she goes on to say representation matters and it is my great hope that my time in the

no wind advisories, but still gusting to over 20 miles an hour in vacaville and in napa. and some more reports for you. sfo gusting to 25 and half moon bay gusting to 21 miles an hour. here's our live camera right now, looking out toward the oakland estuary, out towards san francisco, in the distance. so solid cloud cover out there and some scattered rain. current numbers have cooled off into the 50s. right now you can see santa rosa 55, concord 56, and san jose checking in 60 degrees overnight. we'll bring in still hold on to the clouds and still the possibility of a few scattered showers out there. although the main system will be moving out of town for tomorrow morning. but still, there's a chance we could have some leftover showers first thing tomorrow morning. so here is tonight's system coming on board the storm track out here, and that will bring in another system on friday. that's what we're watching out. that could bring in some heavier downpours and maybe some thunderstorms as well for tonight. the rainfall spreading to the south. and then as you can see that ne

vacaville is 67. livermore 65. i want to show you for comparison where we were at 24 hours ago as the high pressure begins to build. this is where we will notice the boost in temperatures. napa 10 degrees warmer already compared to the past 24 hours. and here is the reason why. satellite and radar showcasing clear conditions over the bay area. we have high pressure build again. that will help keep us dry. also sunny but it is also going to kick up the offshore winds heading into really overnight. we've seen gusty winds in the mount diablo area. you noticed it. expect to see this really ramp up. this goes into effect starting at 5:00. in just a little under 10 minutes. this stays in effect through 11:00 a.m. friday. winds from the north and northeast 25 to 35 miles per hour. but the coast in the hills could get wind gusts up to 60. to give you an idea look at this. if you notice on the contours the reds and purples we see the gusty is winds. we taken this through 1:30 tomorrow. napa 36+. this will start to santa cru

the seabreeze, but you head to the valleys. 71 right now in concord is a 73 in fairfield. 74 in vacaviller in santa rosa as we head through the night tonight. yeah. here's the long-range forecast. not bad tomorrow. we'll see some patchy fog giving way to sunshine. but really some nice weather then as we head toward lot of part of the week, all of a sudden we start to watch that ridge of high pressure. that's part of some nice spring-like weather. well, that's going to be going away. and it is back to some winter as we head toward friday with a chance of rain moving in and really some much colder storms begin to push through as we head towards saturday, possibly into sunday. if you're traveling in the high country, watch out. we've got some spring snow coming our way, too. and that's really opened the door. i think in the next week we're going to see a series of significant storms make their way toward the bay area to bring back that rain. temperatures for tomorrow should be nice. so it'll be dry 50's and 60's fog along the coastline. can you cool out toward the beaches otherwise inside th

. >> a 15 year-old is arrested after police say he helped steal a car in vacaville. the moment captured on camera. as you can see there, police say that they tracked the teen down to monterrey. he was booked into jail on robbery and gun charges. the car was found empty in valais hope police have still not found the second suspect in that video. there. the police are asking for your help, finding a woman accused of stealing more than $3600 worth of merchandise from a business. we have an image shared by police. it shows the suspect. police say that the that the shoplifting happened at a store on coma boulevard back on march 4th, anyone with information is asked to please call coma. police. and changes could be coming to the richmond. sandra fell bridge that would limit cyclist and pedestrian access. transit officials say they plan to recommend that those groups use the path only on weekends. they say that they're just not enough people using the bike lane during the week to justify keeping it in place. 24 7, it's not yet clear if that recommendation will be adopted ye

under storms, maybe even a a report of the funnel cloud near vacaville and fairfield. so very active out there. we have those thunderstorms rotating through the bay area this afternoon. things begin to settle down a little bit as the sun begins to set out there. what a beautiful skies we've seen some of those scattered showers, some sunshine breaking through and it looks like some better weather ahead as high pressure is going to be taking over. and that is going to help us dry out at least for a couple of days. anyway. still a slight chance you might see a leftover sprinkles. we've seen a lot of activity as that area of low pressure that has been spinning off the coastline, sliding all the way into southern california. but the rotation around that system, bringing some of those showers wrapping around back up into the bay area. you can see numerous lightning strikes, very parts of the east bay in the south bay, especially this afternoon. and now as the sun set, you start to lose lot of the energy in the atmosphere that gave rise to those thunderstorms. so storm start

oakland, santa cruz, vacaville, all 6867 in santa rosa, 59 and half moon bay, still pretty mild outside livermore and san jose at 67 degrees. as we look at some of the north bay temperatures, 63 in santa rosa and also in napa, high pressure in control of our weather provided us with the warmth. but a system is coming our way. it's very weak, but it will bring a few showers tomorrow, so on live doppler seven it is a quiet one. just a reminder, this sunday we are going to spring forward daylight saving time begins. don't forget to change your batteries. if you do have smoke detector that requires it. now. tonight the sun is going to set at 6:10 p.m. look at sunday. it's an hour later at 712 and june 20th as summer begins. 8:34 p.m. so certainly felt like spring out there. beautiful view from our pier 39 camera. people are enjoying the sunshine tomorrow. hit or miss showers sunday afternoon evening. we are looking at widespread rain and mid to late next week. the sunny skies return and it will be warming up so it's a level one for this weekend. we're going to call it spotty showers tomorro

so about 2 hours from now. 31 miles an hour in vacaville. 23 in livermore. 29 in danville. and then as i take you through the evening, you see those numbers pop up to the 30's atlas peak hair and then watch what happens by thursday morning. we are all breezy a 43 miles an hour in danville. 45 along the coast in half moon bay. so just be prepared for that. and with that, we have clear skies. i don't even have to pause the futurecast. so here is your seven-day forecast because i told you all about the sunshine and here it is a nice weekend on tap for saint patrick's day. and we start spring on tuesday. all in the 70's. back to you. >> all right, gail, coming up, easter right around the corner and a cadbury chocolate might soon have a new mascot. we're going to beat the furry feline going to beat the furry feline finalist just ahead. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and

calif. 75 degrees in vacaville and 69 degrees in santa rosa.overall, the trend is going to be for some cooler weather. some fog going to make a return. storm clouds in the southern california, but bay area looking good. just some patchy fog along the coastline. otherwise staying dry, high pressure is going to hang around, although it's going to start weekend that's going allow for that increase in some low clouds and fog around the bay area the next couple days, but still seeing warm away from the coastline. long-range pattern, though, going to show change now. tomorrow, looking good, ab some patchy fog, some sunshine in the afternoon and then things begin to change. you see the clouds begin to filter little bit more so into thursday. by next friday. here we go. another chance of rain on the way that will will open the door. doesn't look like a huge storm, but i think we're talking about a series of storms possibly effect in the bay area the weekend. so it's nice. is this last weekend was it is back to wintry weather next weekend with some cool

theresa came from vacaville to stand in line for hours at russian river brewing for the 20th annual plinyhe younger release. >> it's my husband's bright idea to come here. >> reporter: waiting in these long lines is tough enough, but to do it in this weather? >> to begin with, it was raining. it's very cold. the weather is freezing, but, you know, thankfully, for us we had enough gear in the car. >> reporter: instead of warming up next to her husband, this heat lamp became theresa's best friend. >> it is helping. it's helping on a smaller scale, but it's cold enough you can feel the heat coming off this. >> reporter: russian river did try to keep customers as dry as possible by lining the sidewalk with pop-up canopies, but many say the cold wind was the worst. >> we had to go back to the car to get a hat. now i'm going to thaw out a little. >> reporter: even after all that those we talked to say they would definitely do it again. >> i'd have to say it's worth the wait. >> reporter: the rain, wind, and chilly temperatures haven't impacted this year's younger release. russian river brewing'

that's cool off quite a bit. 70 degrees in fairfield. 71 a and still warm. 76 in vacaville.rall, the pattern not bad at all. we've had the patchy fog, of course, the morning hours giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon. really a nice pattern. but here's the long-range outlook and you'll that next system gets a little bit closer and that's going help move that ridge of high pressure for the east as the front is a little bit closer. more clouds on the way by late tomorrow afternoon. that's going to open the door for guess what? some rain moving in as we head toward the middle of the day. it looks like on friday that rain, the wind and some much colder temperatures rolling in the bay area. of fact, if you're planning on traveling to high country this weekend, you got to be prepared. more mountain snow likely rolling into the sierra nevada. and boy, it's just going to continue on and off throughout the weekend, tapering off a bit on sunday, but more on monday. it looks like more toward the middle of next week to so you kind of get the we're not done with winter yet, at lea