>> reporter: yes, the city of sonoma contracts with the sheriff's office for the police force, a deputy acting in that capacity, when he responded to this carwash, and things went downhill from there. the line is to the street, the employees are hustling, but yesterday was a different scene at the jolly washer carwash in sonoma. >> drove by, i looked in, possibly get my car wash, truck, and we saw yellow table around, and a vehicle still sitting in there. >> reporter: police say this man, ryan fratello, shot a sonoma police officer, he were to the carwash, the manager called when he had a loaded gun and acting oddly, as the officer approached him, police say patel fired, hitting the officer in the upper body copley still don't know why. there is video surveillance of yesterday's event, not only were the officers wearing body cameras, but the jolly washer has their own surveillance footage, all of that is being reviewed, although it is not being released to the public. >> we served a search warrant at his residence, and talk to his parents, and we are looking to talk to friends and assoc

i mean, you know, you smell it in the air and stuff. >> reporter: sonoma county deputies say two men burst into the house on primrose court. one man came through the front door. the other came in the back with a handgun. investigators say the men tied up a man at the house and stole marijuana from the property. no one was hurt. >> marijuana is legal. and it's abundant in this county. it's being grown. it's processed. it's sold here quite a bit. and, um, it's available. >> reporter: the sergeant says this is the 7th marijuana- related home invasion robbery in sonoma county just since the start of the year. >> people are coming from out of state because it's easy to get here and they ship it back to wherever they're from and it's -- they can make three times the profit back in the state where it's illegal. >> reporter: in february, four men and a woman were accused of breaking into two homes in santa rosa killing one person, then leading police on a high- speed chase that ended in vallejo with the suspect's van hitting a fire hydrant. >> there it goes. >> reporter: then in march, the s

sonoma county deputy is recovering this morning after being shot. this happened after a call to a gas station about an employee acting strangely three deputies went to the car wash and the manager says one of his employees was refusing to go home and might have a bb gun, they were confronted by the suspect and he reportedly open fire. >> the deputies go outside to make contact with one of the deputies was hit by a pellet-type ammunition, commonly known as "snake shot." he )s now at the hospital with small wounds across his torso, arms, and face. deputies say 20 year-old "ryan pritel" only stopped firing because his gun jammed. patel only stopped firing because his gun jammed. >> happening today, a forum with eight kacandidates hoping to be san francisco's next mayor. they will be among the an fr candidates addressing issues ar such as homelessness and gentrya fiction. is hostingent from club the forum and starts at 5:30. it follows a controversial event from the weekend, jane kim leftl abruptly after somemo people started shouting ethnic slurs at he

sonoma state police found this young man dead inside one of the units here. they later detained a young man, the suspected attacker nearby. the university is offering counseling and support to students impacted by this disturbing crime. >> this is a sad situation for the university. we are very concerned about our students. we do not believe there is any threat to the students obvious the. -- obviously. we are going about campus activities as usual. >> reporter: we talked last night with a student who lives close to this crime scene. he told us he had what he believes was a brief interaction with the young man, the suspected attacker this case, shortly after the crime. he says he saw this young man, he had blood on him, and he apparently set according to this eyewitness that he had been attacked. this investigation is being carried out by the sonoma state police department and the petaluma police department. authorities have not revealed what they believe may have been the motive for this attack. authorities want to make it clear they do not think there is an

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there was a stabbing at the sonoma state campus. we know students are scheduled to take their finals later today. >> reporter: yeah, this is finals week here on the campus of sonoma state university. this crime has stunned many people we're talking to this money. let me show you the scene. there's still an active investigation that's unfolding here as we speak. we will push in and you can see a number of police officers still here at the scene. gathering evidence inside the apartment where this deadly stabbing happened last night. these are the solving young village. shortly after last night's stabbing, officers detained a young man who is described as being student aged. we are told the victim in this case is a student aged as well. investigators won't confirm whether each of them -- either them attend sonoma state university. it happened 6:00 last night. police officers were called out and they found the young man dead inside one of these apartment units. and in a short time later, they detained the suspected attacker nearby. the

they're converging here in sonoma county this weekend. these brave folks really making it look easy. the event comes at a perfect time for local businesses. many have struggled during wildfire recovery, but this weekend it's time to celebrate. that's dirk decover from the netherlands. earlier there were cheers and cowbells from the crowd as athletes competed. the final challenge a 285 foot run. >> i've done it and i know what it means. if someone wants to do it, you have to go after it. some people want to challenge themselves and that's what they want to do. >> reporter: for many businesses in santa rosa, iron man is more than a race, it's a life saver after a tough seven months since the wildfires. >> i think the wildfires had a especially tourists from out of town if they should be coming. >> it was frightening for quite a few months and it's been a struggle. >> reporter: not today. we found owners tracy and bill serving a full house of custers. officials predict iron man could generate a whopping $13 million for the region. >> i have

danger during the sonoma fire. official alerts were received by 17%. the wildfire destroyed over 5,000 homes in sonoma and killed 24 people. >>> a new police audit shows san jose police had eight police involved shootings but police had a lower rate of using force overall than the average among jurisdictions employing the same data. >>> police in haywood are investigating an officer involved shooting. it happened on hewitt and coleman last night. both the officer and the suspect were hurt. >>> the father of the alleged gunman in the texas school shooting is speaking out now. his father said that his son was a good boy and was mistreated at school. two teachers and eight students were killed. >>> the justice department has agreed to look into allegations the fbi spied on the trump campaign. the announcement came after the deputy attorney general and fbi director were summoned to the white house. on twitter the president demanded that the doj look into the claims. >>> and i'm inside a cloud at the top of the sales fo

it will be a tough day for students at sonoma state after a deadly stabbing on campus. this happened last night at a campus dorm. this is first homicide at the school's 57-year history. >> pete suratos joins us live at the school. the stabbing comes as final exams are just starting today. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura and marcus, the final exams will still take place according to sonoma state university but we're learning that this happened in front of the village right behind me here, a frerkman dorm where that incident took place. you still got campus police here as they continue that investigation but here's the scene from when it all took place yesterday and according to sno sonoma state, a college aged male victim was fatally stabbed on campus at this dorm roughly around 6:00 p.m. on sunday. the suspect is also being described as being college aged as well. police don't know at this time if the two men attend sonoma state but still having an impact on students who are in the midst of final exams, specifically those who live in the area that has been

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. >>> we're following developing news from sonoma county. the body of a man who had been fatally stabbed was found in a campus apartment at sonoma state university. >> the suspect has been arrested. the stabbing happened in the alicante building. so far, we have no information about either man except officials say both are college age. we don't know yet whether they knew each other or if either the victim or the suspect were students at sonoma state. we did talk with a freshman who thinks he saw the suspect moments after the stabbing. >> i looked around and there was a guy. he started walking down the stairs. i looked at him. he came around and then i saw the right side of him. he was -- his arm was all bloody and he was carrying a knife. i stared at him. he looked at me said -- and said, i was attacked. at that point, me and my friends over there started telling everyone to go inside. >> some of those students were still -- told to stay in their apartments. police say the danger is over. university officials say this is the first homicide o

(robin) in sonoma county. a man is behind bars on suspicion of stealing rainbow flags and threatening bomb attacks against gay people . 55-year-old vince o'sullivan was arrested on saturday in guerneville. detectives say o'sullivan stole two rainbow flags...and threatened to detonate pipe bombs at a sheriff's station and grocery store. authorities believe his intent...was to injure deputies and members of the lgbtq community. (robin) one person was sent to the hospital after a car fell down a small canyon. it happened saturday morning on vasco road between livermore and brentwood. alameda county firefighters located the car about 20 feet down the canyon. a helicopter had to rescue the driver and transport them to a nearby hospital. the cause of the crash is under investigation. (robin) drug use inside the civic center bart station by the homeless has san francisco mayor mark farrell calling on police to step in and help the transit's officers. kron 4's ella sogomonian met with passengers and a bart board direc

on the campus of sonoma state university, alex savidge, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> sonoma county sheriff's deputy is in the hospital for being shot during a conversation at a car wash. deputy was called to the jolly washer late yesterday morning. the car wash manager said one of the workers was acting strangely and refused to leave. when the deputy walked toward the man, the worker lifted his shirt and pulled out a gun then fired it at the deputy. >> we later did -- discovered that the gun that was used is a 9 millimeter handgun. and based upon the nature of the injuries to the deputy, we believe it was loaded with what's commonly known as snake shot. so it's a round with tiny pellets in it. >> the pellets hit the deputy in several places. he is said to be in good condition in the hospital. the suspect was not hit. two more deputies arrived and took the man into custody. >>> mark farrell has ordered flags at city hall and all police department buildings to be flown at half staff. in honor of julius turman, who died over the weekend. turman was found dead inside his san francisco home yeste

but students at sonoma state are edge this morning after a deady stabbing. ( james ) plus... scientists say climate change is happening -- and it could be affecting your child's health. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge (anny hong): typical "may gray" weather conditions with seasonably cool temperatures will persist over the region today in advance of an approaching upper level system. a few showers will be possible over the interior (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) for your health this morning.. some doctors say children will be most impacted by climate change. extreme weather.... heat waves.. and infectious pathogens can effect anyone. but researchers are saying children will bear the majority of the burden of disease related to climate change. some studies suggest climate instability makes it more suitbale for mosquito-borne diseases like zika and malaria. climbing temperatures have also been tied to a rise in watrerborne b

we don't know if they are students here at sonoma state university. the pet loom did police department has agreed to help tend investigation, and the university has provided grief counsellors for those residents in our residential communities to support them during this time. we're also finding housing and local hotels for any students not able to get back in their dorms because it is a crime scene. so that's all we know at this point and we hope to provide updates as information is available. >> just curious. where are you in the school year? do we have finals coming up? are most of the students still on campus? >> that's a good question. we're right at the end of the school year. next week is final exams. we are reaching out to, we are making a decision right now as to how wee be handling that. they are going to, classes were scheduled to have on final exams tomorrow and we are going to determine how that, whether those will continue. i can't say at this point. but the campus will be open. and commencements will be on and scheduled later this week.

officials say they don't know whether they're students at sonoma state. grief counselors will be on hand to help students cope with what happened. >>> a sheriff deputy is recovering from injuries he suffered at a confrontation at a sonoma car wash. officers were called to the jolly washer late yesterday morning on reports of an employee acting strange. investigators say the man pulled a gun and shot at an officer, hitting one, with what they call snake shot. the suspect was quickly arrested. the injured deputy was taken to the hospital and is in good condition. >>> three weeks until people in san francisco head to the polls to vote for their new mayor. over the weekend the race took an ugly turn when someone yelled racial slurs. it was caught on camera. abc's kate larsen has the story. >> we think y'all need to go home. consider this cell phone video shows a woman telling people at an event to go home. the event held at origin club is in supervisor london breed's district. >> we knew they were coming to disrupt. >> he's upset his attempt to discuss san fr

>>> a deadly stabbing at sonoma state as police investigate what led up to the incident. >> school officials released an update overnight. >> good morning. it issue at the moment. westbound 580 tris see to dublin 56 minutes. no delays southbound dublin to mission boulevard, 101 to cupertino, 15 minutes. >>> sonoma state university will be open and finals will go on as planned after a deadly stabbing yesterday. >> it happened in a residential community. abc 7 reporter amy hollyfield live on campus. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. we still see police officers or police cars out here around the residential community. this is where the where the whee happened. officials say the suspect and victim are males and college-aged but don't know for sure if they're students here. >> the petaluma police department has agreed to help in the investigation and the university has provided grief counselors for those residents in our residential communities to support them during this time. >> reporter: the stabbing victim was killed. they did take a man into custody, a college-aged man

we are live at sonoma state where a news conference wrapped up, amy? >> reporter: we just got briefed, kristen, and police say these two were visiting someone on campus. they are not students here. police tell us that the victim is a 26-year-old. they have not released his name, but they told us who they arrested. >> suspect we arrested is tyler, t-y-l-e-r, brotton, b-r-o-t-t-o-n. he's been transported currently to the county jail for murder and he has no bail. >> reporter: the stabbing happens just before 6:00 last night in the village residential community on the sonoma state campus. students describe a tense night as they waited for details while trying to study for final exams that started today. >> and i was over there when it all happened, and it was so crazy, and just absolutely so heart breaking. >> i did stop studying for a bit. i was a bit paranoid looking out the window, and once i heard it was okay, i got back on that grind. >> reporter: last night's stabbing reminded students of a year and a half ago when an 18-year-old was found stabbed t

for those who love the wine country or traveling in marin sonoma -- finally fixing the marin sonoma narrows, decades in the making -- the hourglass, we fixed that. fixing the 101 corridor -- both by improving caltrans, by having $325 million toward the downtown san francisco extension -- as well as $300 million for managing lanes and that and other corridors. these are all improvements that are not only leading to the bridges near the bridges or on the bridges. >> all right. i might contest the nearness of that. but let's say they are all valid. the three you mentioned -- the ones in sonoma and marin and napa and santa clara -- those will benefit those people there. they will be paid for largely by the bridge commuters. and they tend to come from alameda and contra costa county. the east bay. so why not have those people pay as well? >> the most important priority for alameda county commuters who will be voting on regional measure three is bringing b.a.r.t. to silicon valley -- to set -- to downtown san jose and santa clara. that is the commute they are in. the either want to get on the b.a

it was felt as far south as santa cruz county and as far north as sonoma county. it even caused the cameras to start shaking during the first inning of last night's giants game. but it did not cause any delays to the game. game.delays to the ( darya ) did you feel it? an earthquake last night bay area. the 3-point-5 quake was centered in oakland. showing where it hit around night. there are no reports of any damage or injuries. it was felt all across the bay area. this map shows where people reported feeling it. it was felt as far south as santa cruz county and as far north as sonoma county. it even caused the cameras to start shaking during the first inning of last night's giants game. but it did delays to the game. ( james ) breaking news... san jose police are on the scene of a shooting where one person has died and another is in the hosptial with injuries. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran is on scene with the latest. will? two people have been shot in san jose. this happened at a shopping complex near blossom hill and snell. one person has died and another was tra

now, the report doesn't involve any of the devastating fires in napa and sonoma counties but it does blame pg&e for violations related to three of the four fires in butte and nevada counties. the cases have been turned over to local prosecutors and state regulators. pg&e in turn released a statement responding to the report. the utility says, quote, based on the information we have so far, we believe our overall programs met our state's high standards. >>> meanwhile the initial findings are expected to be released next week on some of the local fires from october. our investigative unit has learned that pg&e is already blaming north bay counties for a flawed response to the fires. the utility is filing claims against sonoma county, santa rosa, and three other wine country agencies. an attorney representing sonoma county called pg&e's claims an insult given the challenges they faced that night. while the investigation is not complete, the governor's office of emergency services report did find major gaps in sonoma county's emergency alert system. >>> a powerful sign of recovery for th

they're converging here in sonoma county this weekend. these brave folks really making it look easy. the event comes at a perfect time for local businesses. many have struggled during wildfire recovery, but this weekend it's time to celebrate. that's dirk netherlands. earlier there were cheers and cowbells from the crowd as athletes competed. the final challenge a 285 foot run. >> i've done it and i know what it means. if someone wants to do it, you have to go after it. some people want to challenge themselves and that's what they want to do. >> reporter: for many businesses in santa rosa, iron man is more than a race, it's a life saver after a tough seven months since the wildfires. >> i think the wildfires had a especially tourists from out of town if they should be coming. >> it was frightening for quite a few months and it's been a struggle. >> reporter: not today. we found owners tracy and bill serving a full house of customers. officials predict iron man could generate a whopping $13 million for the region. >> i have to say spending

vineyard near sonoma county. heap with the equipment on jack's but it somehow fell and crushed them. deputies called cal osha. >> we will take a look at the hydraulics and the tractor. >> the wine country gets one or two death here it is a dangerous capuchin. they have -- dangerous occupation. >> they have two years to issue any violation.>>> he has not made all the promised reforms the report claimed that the demonstrators hid when earn $75 million in the secret reserve fund and it found that the office overcharged the campuses to fund the operations and paid employees more than other state workers. they are confident that they complied with the mandates and the state threatened to withhold millions of dollars but they have not decided whether they should do so. >>> the severances go board of supervisors. this district honors the community. >> in parts of the neighborhood there are clothing stores and there is a lgbt queue -- lgbt cultural system. >> it is our up. >> the san francisco board of supervisors unanim

police are investigating a homicide on the sonoma state university campus. right before six p-m last night police were called to the sauvignon village residental community where a male had been stabbed. one male was arrested. both individuals were college- aged... but they did not say whether they were students at somona state. police did say there was no further threat to the students and campus community. thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) breaking news we are following this morning ... dozens of people have been killed while protesting the new u-s embassy in jerusalem.( james ) that embassy is set to open today. so far at least 37 palestinian protesters have been killed by israeli gun fire. this is video from the protests this morning. president trump announced the plan to move the embassy to jerusalem earlier this year. critics of the move say it will escalte tensions int eh middle east. ( darya ) happening today... a judge is considering whether to make search and arrest warrants public... fol

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. >> a sonoma county deput should survivor after getting shot. they were called to the jolly washer gas station on highway 12 because of an employee acting strange and refusing to leave. when two deputies arrived, they say the man opened fire. one deputy was hit. they arrested the man when his gun jammed. >> it is a somber man for an oakland family. christina davis leaves behind seven children after she died in a terrible car crash in florida. now the community is rallying around the family to help. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has details. >> she was the best mom ever. she was the best wife ever. >> reporter: la donald griffin can't believe his wife christina davis is gone. she leaves behind seven children ranging in age from 5 to 15. davis was visiting relatives in jacksonville, florida in march when a fiery car crash took her life and the lives of her sister and her boyfriend and a 9-year-old nephew. >> it was like worst day ever. we was on the phone, me and my daughter patty was on the phone with her when it happened. >> reporter: la do

university officials says this was the first homicide on the campus in 50 years. >>> a sonoma county sheriff's deputy is in the hospital after being shot during a confrontation at the car wash. the car wash manager said one of the workers there was acting strangely and refused to leave when he was told to go home. when the deputy walked toward the man, the worker lifted his shirt, pulled out a gun, and fired at the deputy. >> we later discovered the gun that was used by the suspect is actually a 9 millimeters handgun and based on the nature of the injuries to the deputy, we believe it was loaded with what's commonly known as snake shot. so it's a round with tiny pellets in it. >> those pellets hit the deputy in several places. he is expected to survive and is reported to be in good condition in the hospital this morning. the deputy fired back at the suspect, but was -- that suspect was not hit. two more deputies arrived and took the man into custody. he faces one charge of attempted murder. >>> just a couple of hours, ceremony for the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem will

. >> happening today in the north bay, the 19-year-old accused of killing the man at sonoma state is expected in court. tyler brat ton will be arraigned this afternoon. he stabbed a 26-year-old man inside a campus apartment early sunday morning. those witnesses say they heard that fight and then they saw bratton covered in blood. the witnesses also say he said he was defending him self. both of the men knew each other and this is the first homicide in sonoma state's 57-year history. >> it is 6:03. developing right now, palestinian families laying their dead to rest following this week's violent confrontation with israeli forces. hospitals in gaza packed with injured protesters. in the meantime israel is taking a new approach with gaza to avoid more deaths. drones are now hovering above protesters dropping small tear gas bombs. israeli troops shot and killed at least 60 palestinians on monday including six children. palestinian supporters yesterday marched in downtown san francisco. tonight they are planning more action. this time gathering outside the jewish community center in laure

and the north bay, up to 64 in sonoma. as we get a look at what's happening here. we've seen the daily storms firing up even some lightning happening right now around lake tahoe. so that will be something to watch today and then tomorrow. the contra costa county fair starts out in antioch and it will be dollar delay. 72 degrees and really nice weather and some sunshine in that forecast for tomorrow afternoon. and your weekend forecast is coming up in about 20 minutes if you can stick arp, let me know what your weekend plans are on facebook. i'll have a look at the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. mike, the focus still on fremont. >> thart that's right the reason is because of the deadly crash. you see the traffic jammed up here from dix son road up to auto mall parkway where there are flashing lights. looks like the camera froze. we have a live shot right here as well. the southbound side. over here this is the northbound side. one that's completely dark. watch look at this. i think we might have some chp vehicles coming. they did clear the roadway but i t

heading in towards sonoma county. sonoma looks to be right about there. there is also some in lake county. this will be the theme for the morning and into the afternoon as this all starts to lift towards the north/northeast. 50s on the temps. and the thunderstorm activity in sacramento is lit up. that is associated with this low right here. entrained moisture from the old low in nevada. up towards mendocino county and lake countied can be active as well. 50s and 60s and near 70 on the temps. >>> we have had all sorts of issues. now there is another one. >> yes. we will begin with a story that we have been following throughout the morning. the chp collision investigate team is looking into what caused a crash that killed three people, including two children, on interstate 880 in fremont. alex savidge reports the five- vehicle collision shut down 880 for more than eight and a half hours. >> reporter: the man who investigators believe triggered this deadly crash last night has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of marijuana. the on-sce

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while conditions are nothing like last october, they are stirring up memories in napa and sonoma. there is a renewed vigilance now.

it all happened yesterday at the youly wisher in sonoma. police say as an officer approached him, he pull -- he pulled out his gun. >> we're still hooking to talk to friends and associates of his, co-workers to determine more if they see him with this firefighter. if they have any understanding that he is -- he is known to the police department. tonight he's facing charges including attempted murder. >>> the suspect in last night's murder at sonoma state university is identified tonight. 19-year-old tyler bratton of santa rosa is in custody at the sonoma county jail. investigators say he stabbed a 26-year-old man in an on-campus apartment complex. the sheriff say the men knew each other, but they did not attend the university, but they were visiting friends on campus. the motive for that attack is still -- a 15-year-old boy told police the suspect grabbed him from school on thursday. the boy told police it happened on burnett avenue. he said he managed to fight him off and the suspect drove away. police are still searching for the suspect a

. >> cornell barnard tells us sonoma cou host to a triathlon. >> first to finish iron man with a time of eight hours and 42 minutes. cow bells and cheers from the crowd after they finish a 100 mile bike ride and 200 mile swim and 26 mile run. supporting her fiance, tim. >> i did it and i know what it means. if someone wants to do it, you have to go after it. some people want to challenge themselves so that's what they want to do. >> for many businesses, iron man is more than a race but a lifesaver after a tough sevenen months a months after the wildfires. >> it was fright skpng quite for a fewen months and been a

pete suratos joins us live from sonoma state university where a press conference is wrapping up and still questions with this stabbing death. what were you able to find out? >> reporter: good morning to you. still a lot of questions that need to be answered but we know according to petaluma police handling this investigation that the victim and suspect are not students. we now know the suspect of from santa rosa but it is unclear what the connection is to the student living in the dorm room where this all took place. >> we're trying to figure that out. they are definitely acquaintances and knew each other but not how well they were friends. that is something we're going to have to try and determine. >> reporter: now what you're looking at right now is video from the scene yesterday afternoon after this deadly stabbing took place on campus here, sonoma state university just after 6:00 p.m. the 26-year-old male victim who police are not identifying was stabbed to death by bratton and in the second floor unit known as the sauvignon village. we saw campus police still on the scene inside of t

all happe the youly wisher in sonoma. police say as an officer approached him, he pull -- he pulled out his gun. >> we're still hooking to talk to friends and associates of his, co-workers to determine more if they see him with this firefighter. if they have any understanding that he is -- he is known to the police department. tonight he's facing charges including attempted murder. >>> the suspect in last night's murder at sonoma state university is identified tonight. 19-year-old tyler bratton of santa rosa is in custody at the sonoma county jail. investigators say he stabbed a 26-year-old man in an on-campus apartment complex. the sheriff say the men knew each other, but they did not attend the university, but they were visiting friends on campus. the motive for that attack is still -- a 15-year-old boy told police the suspect grabbed him from school on thursday. the boy told police it happened on burnett avenue. he said he managed to fight him off and the suspect drove away. police are still searching for the suspect a

region-wide, 90s into napa, santa rosa and sonoma. out toward fairfield, antioch and brentwood we could see a range of 90s there. south of downtown san jose will likely find some 90s. by noon, areas in orange indicating the areas seeing 80 degree temperatures. watch the areas in the red. temperatures could spike up to about 90-95 degrees. the small area here around south san jose also seeing temperatures making a run at 90 degrees. it's going to be warm probably through 8:00 and 9:00 in the evening. humidity levels dropping below 25%. we're going to see the very hot and dry conditions monday probably for one more day tuesday. but there's a big change coming as this cold system drops down the coast. that's going to trigger in cooler aloft and a stronger sea breeze. san francisco from the 70s into upper swi60s tuesday, low 60s a drizzle and mist possible. hottest day of the year tomorrow for our valleys. it's been some time since we've seen numbers that widespread inland in the 80s. given how colately, yes, it will feel hot tomorrow. >>

is region sonoma county county >>> this is mother's day weekend. it can be a difficult time for those with children in the mip mil tear. dunzs of mothers were. >>. gold star is those that had children in >> it shows us we aren't gorten but neater are our children. >> among those sending a greating is the is the is the ie people kraj waiting. they posed for pictures outside talt r state. she has four adult children. she has not been in school since 1974 before beginning her road to earning a college degree. >> most of the people in my classes are in the 20 somethings. i'm old enough to be her mom and some of them her grandma. >> congratulations. she juggled >>> bay area kids walked the runway. it was the highlight. the nonprofit provides new shoes from low income and immigrant children in the bay area. you can see abc news anchor there. she mc 'ed the event. my new red shoes hippelped more than 55,000 students since 2006. for the first time in race history prize money for female and male cyclist is will be equal. the women will compete on a shorter

que la autoridad pide ayuda >> y un anciano fue trasladado vía áerea después de sufrir una caída en sonoma, tuvieron que enviar el helicóptero para el rescate, trasladado de emergencia >> richmond avanza para ser la primera ciudad en compartir información con ice, >> con votación 6 a 1 richmond aprueba la ley que prohíbe hacer contratos con agencias de datos que puedan vender la información de los residentes >> no haremos contratos con agencias que puedan vender información de nuestros ciudadanos dijo >> colectan datos de multas licencias ,que van a compañías y estos pueden compartirlo luego con el gobierno >> richmond se ha apoyado en compañías externas para manejar la información, >> ahora es riesgoso porque el gobierno federal usa la información contra los migrantes, >> ellos encontraron quién se las diera, >> es una salida fácil por lo que ice puede pedir a una compañía privada la información, >> recientemente una compañía entregó información de sus clientes de lectores de placas de autos, >> pero esto será en richmond cosa del pasado >> si quieren el dinero de lo

. >>> we have new details about that deadly stabbing at sonoma state. police say 19-year-old tyler bratton stabbed another man yesterday. neither bratton nor the victim are actually students at sonoma state. witnesses, though, heard a fight inside of this dorm room, and then saw bratton walking down the steps covered in blood. bratton told the witnesses that it was self-defense. his family says they can't believe what happened. >> tyler's a good kid. he wouldn't have done something like this without feeling threatened. i truly think he was threatened for his life, and he's a good kid. >> again, bratton said it was in self-defense. he and the man he stabbed did know each other. >>> protests taking a violent turn in the middle east in the last 24 hours. israeli troops shot dozens of palestinians along the border. tens of thousands rallied at israel a border fence to protest the move of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, a move highly contested. the gaza health ministry says the death toll is now at 58. the bloody single day for palestinians since the gaza con

you'll notice that more of the fog is in sonoma, elsewhere it begins to clear sooner. you'll notice by the afternoon patches of fog along the coast. temperatures today downtown very cool. we'll see numbers just in the upper 50s. partly to mostly sunny for the city. about 2:00 we should see 60 degrees. average high in the mid-60s be p shy of that. in the south bay temperatures coming down, for sure with mid-70s today. you're well into the 70s yesterday. low 70s tomorrow and tuesday with the coolest day or mid week when another system brings some cooler air our way. elsewhere in the south bay look for 75 in morgan hills. on the peninsula mid and up every 60s. pretty windy for you yesterday and still that sea breeze intact for today and on the coast. it's going to be quite chilly there. 56 in daily city. north bay numbers partly sunny. if you're spending time in berkeley or oakland, numbers will be in the low to mid-60s. cool one for you. keep the jacket with you. 72 in walnut creek. once again the fog making its way well towards concord and livermore. out towards the del

sachiko knappman: well, we're a part of the, as you say, jacl sonoma county chapter. and we have a team that goes into school to talk about this history, but we have never done an elementary school. and i thought--we thought we could tap into that generations because they're already developing compassion, empathy, and they understand the justice and fairness. so, if we could come up with a story that focus on the children, they could relate to these matters much better. robert: very good, what are some of the methods that you came up with? becky sugiyama: well, we primarily thought of doing a kamishibai, which is a storytelling that was used in japan prior to television. and actually, when television was introduced, it was called the electric kamishibai. so, the way of storytelling is to actually present it through a little stage called a butai. robert: oh, this is the one that we have here on the stage here, okay. becky: we do, and as we tell the story, we change the pictures out. so, the kids are engaged not just in hearing the story, but also in seeing what the--wh

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police have been searching sonoso sonoma county, his last known location. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to her wh e wheres about. -- whereabouts. scooters slowed traffic down and raised major safety concerns on the bay bridge. >> two men on electric scooters ride on to the bay bridge. that's mike lee hollering at one rider as he stands on the emergency walkway. >> it's not safe. it's going to be dangerous. >> reporter: lee said the pair slowed cars down as they scooted up the bay bridge on-ramp thursday afternoon. >> they're young kids. maybe they thought it was a cool idea. they ended up going on the pedestrian walkway and keep on going. >> reporter: the chp said several drivers called 911 to report the pair on the span. officers never located them but say if they had, they would have detained and cited them because scooters that have a maximum speed of 15 miles an hour are not allowed on the bridge. pedestrians are not allowed either. and scooter riders say they have no plans to give it a try. >> i think it's a little nuts. >> i don't

((fsc)) the president of sonoma state university released this statement tonight.we are working on plans for remembering and celebrating hollie in an appropriate way. in the meantime, we are extending our deepest and most sincere condolences to hollie's family.((fsc))she was much too young with so much potential for us to lose her. this is indeed a very sad day for the seawolf community." a live look outside right now on this friday ... (ken) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the heaviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s

she asked not to reveal her identitysot of sonoma state student: "i was just walking back from the library and saw the guy and he had blood covering both of is hands and i saw the girl, she looked panicked, they were both sitting on the floor and i just asked them if everything was okay because i thought somebody might have fallen and split their knee or something, and she said no she was not okay and i saw the knife on the ground and i kind of figured there was something else going on">sotin fact this roommate...who also asked that we conceal her identity... actually lives inside of the dorm where the stabbing occurred. she says she feared for her safety and reported that to the university police sot