it's going to be about 2 to 6 inches, it could be a little bit more than that in the sonoma county. coastal mountains. but for most of us, that's we'll be looking at in the urban areas and again. this will be coming in late saturday night all day sunday and then into monday. so let me tell you the timing on this so first we have a few little showers saturday morning. they're going to the north bay this is very light, nothing really to significant there as you can see, that's two o'clock, but it is later in the evening. this is eight p.m. now you see what happens in the overnight as he's very heavy showers roll in. this is the atmospheric river. so that's three a.m. and would take you right through the day. you can see it rolls through. there's 10 p.m. on sunday. so sunday is a washout just about everybody's going to see a huge amount of rain by the time the day wraps up here is monday at about noon and you see, there's a little backside on that system to now totals. they're gonna be impressive if you're in the north bay 4 to 6 inches again along the coast, we could see higher than t

north bay, napa and sonoma counties. parts of alameda and contra costa counties could lose power but they have been given the clear. it is about 5,000 customers in the bay area total. the most, 3,400 would be in napa county. we talked so much about the drought. let's get to the real numbers and the perspective. this summer was one of the driest we had. we have seen record-breaking wildfires and we did not get enough snowpack. let's bring in rob. we are talking about this. is this the boy that cries wolf or when are we at a critical stage? >> we reached it. we are seeing the second year of the most intense drought that we have seen in the last 50 years of data. as we dive down and look closer at the impacts, more intense and longer fire seasons. the top three at 38% of historical average. we drive past this one all of the time. it is only 11% full right now. right on the rain season. moving forward, record-breaking dry summer, and now just this week the water level at lake tahoe dropping below the natural rim. you are see

western sonoma county looking at rapid rising of the creeks. the rushing river can hold a lot of water, but we will see that rise today as well. lakeport, heavy rain. vacaville and fairfield, over two inches of rain already. 1 to 2 inches of rain from san francisco to half moon bay. over to the east bay, it has been getting heavy in parker's from walnut creek, highway 24, upwards of 2 inches in danville on the peninsula. it has been lighter, but we are still looking at close to 1 inch around redwood city. palo alto with lighter rain. overnight into overnight, we really see heavy rain in san jose. you're not out of the woods. the only picked up a couple hundreds -- huned more to come tonight. madsen helena, 54 mile per hour gusts. not diablo with 2 inches of rain, 53 mile per hour wind gusts above half moon bay. of course, the wind advisory through 8:00 tonight in the south bay. urban and small stream look at the wins from 25 to 38 miles per hour. sfo, if you have a flight out, probably not with wind gusts nearly 50 miles per hour. trying to upd

oh, one out towards napa county and sonoma counties. we're also seeing some of that increase rainfall it's definitely picking up out into richmond down through berkeley in the east bay bay bridge, golden gate bridge richmond sandra fell bridge is they're all in the midst of some of this heavy rain right now. and if you push down a little bit further on to the peninsula. rainfall intensity might not be as high, but we are seeing widespread areas of rain from half moon bay up highway one on up and down highway one. oh, one as well as 2.80 sfo is very wet as well would not be surprised to see some delayed flights out there out to the east bay. we have a light rainfall stretching down into the tri valley up through san ramon danville walnut creek over highway 24 on over into areas like a random go lafayette oakland out to alameda in the midst of it. vinnie shut car bridges also covered in rainfall and from the label up to napa over towards fairfield. also in the midst of that rain. so where are we going to be sitting here. well, rainfall is

this looks sonoma county might be on its way to lifting that indoor mandate. back to you guys. >> ull right. thank you very much. camila and more covid newswise looking good. the governor of why wellfleet welcoming back visitors now beginning november. first saying it is safe for fully vaccinated. people to resume non-essential travel or maybe you consider a vacation. essential the governor announcement. it comes nearly 2 months after he asked everybody to stay away from hawaii. all the tourist police stay out. he said because the covid case count case counts were going up. now he says those counts and hospitalizations have gone down to the point where the islands are ready to welcome you. in the bay area man shot by police in milpitas last week has died. he's identified as michael nelson junior the shooting happened in the milpitas square shopping center last friday kron 4. a viewer sent us video from across the parking lot and police say they approached nelson after they identified that the car he was in was stolen. they say he eventually began shooting at t

cows and residents alike will be drinking it along with folks in sonoma in parts of marin county. this emergency relief well was used during the drought six years ago, but never to this extent. this is probably the largest use of groundwater to date. we have two other wells that will have to also be brought online. but for now, the demands are so great sonoma county relies on the russian river as its main source of water, but water levels here are low and getting lower, so to reduce its reliance on the river the utility sonoma water has dug deep. 800 ft deep to be exact that underground water is treated and safe to drink this wells helping us meet a state mandate to reduce our diversions off the russian river. and actually be able to make it through this very severe drought. each dairy cow drinks about 40 gallons a day they another livestock will be getting about a quarter of the underground water. the rest will go to the public through different water utilities. the district expects to build a water recovery system to replace the water. it's taking out now with water from the win

that could include areas of napa county, sonoma county and solano county. there could be gusts of 35 to 50 miles per hour. pg&e says thenglet's get a furtf that. we know this time of year is very much fire prone. lisa: the same system that brings us under the fire weather watch could bring snowflakes to the sierra nevada. in yosemite, they had pretty good rain. they had pretty good rain in lake tahoe the past 24 hours due to the system bring the tail end of it this way. you can see the radar returns, many layer's of the atmosphere are dry. that is why we are seeing this evaporate continues to move to the south. maybe the santa cruz mountains could see a raindrop or two. overall, we are clearing quickly. this is how our radar and satellite look overew hos. t of sunshine for your saturday and into sunday. 56 in hayward, 54 in berkeley, 57 in alameda. 40's in the north bay. a live look outside, you can see the clouds. partly this morning, sunny and mild today and tomorrow. gusty winds, fire danger with the northerly winds coming into play late sunday to allow

one more in effect for sonoma county primarily in the forestville area. urban and small flood strim streamr advisory. we'll talk about it more in the forecast. >>> crews vr dealing with flooded streets on the peninsula especially on the west side of the 101 in the millbrae area. >> the sound of chainsaws roaring through bay area neighborhoods today. in san francisco, public works crews have had their hands full removing downed trees and in some cases they had to remove up to 20 trees in one spot. they are asking residents to be patient because public works remains under staffed. meanwhile, in the east bay, the alameda county fair took a big hit. prized stuffed animals are being dried out today after the storm sent them airborne and left them drenched. vendor items were scattered all over the fairgrounds when the storm ripped tents apart. >>> in the santa cruz mountains, crews are busy clearing downed trees and left some residents without running water. some people told us they are just glad there wasn't major mudslides. >> this is human. it's huge. i don'

and onshore in sonoma county the next few hours. futurecast shows it moving into sonoma county, far northern marin county as the sun is going down, before 7:00 this evening. that rain is going to be moving into the city late this evening into early overnight. it spreads across the rest of the bay area as we head to the rest of tonight. it's becoming progressively less intense as it makes its way farther inland, east bay and into the santa clara valley, but everybody is likely to pick up measurable rainfall from the system. the most widespread rain will pick up to the east as the sun comes up in the morning, but be prepared for a wet commute. they will be challenging with leftover puddles and oil and transmission fluid and whatever is on the road that has been reactivated by the system, but we're going to see off-and-on showers throughout the rest of the day tomorrow. we are talking about three quarters of an inch to an inch and a half for most of north bay, 2 1/2 inches around healdsburg through midday on thursday. much lower amount

sonoma county supervisor l s hopkins says officials are now considering making a bid on the property with a new vision. i mean, i think the most exciting opportunity is to really make the beach a regional park right a public space that everyone can come it's a business. it's not it's not a park hotel and restaurant owner. krista ludkey is bidding on the property too her dream preserving cherished memories from the past. for me, it's like, you know when i would go to the beach with my nieces and nephews and get a burger and a soft serve you were transported back to the 50s. you know, it's just i want people to experience that for years to come. well one thing's for sure the sale of iconic johnson's beach is personal. to just about everybody who lives in guerneville including downtown business owners. i don't think it's a this is good. this is bad guerneville 5 and 10 owner robin johnson hopes, whoever the buyer is knows how precious this beach is to the community. there's many generations and history and good feelings. yeah, sonoma county plans a public hearing on the possible purchas

well past sunset towards 08:00pm some of our northern neighbors in northern marine and sonoma counties will begin to see some light showers. we'll have to wait until later for the rest of us to tap into mostly after 10:00pm tonight is when widespread light to moderate showers will arrive. and then after midnight, some of the most widespread of rainfall really settles on into the bay. that means tomorrow morning for early risers, which of course, are those of you watching right now. if you're up of 04:17am, are going to be the midst of some really wet conditions on roads. although today is a dry commute. tomorrow is not going to be that way by the time we do reach around one 15 pm tomorrow. still holding on to off and on showers wednesday is going to start very, very rainy during predawn hours and then off and on showers to carry us through the rest of your wednesday tomorrow. shower activity actually does continue through the evening wednesday and into thursday too. isolated pockets of heavy rainfall here and they're interspersed by dry conditions. but thursday lo4ks to be wet to now t

. >> well, here in sonoma county on monday. a mountain lion was seen hiding in the brush near 2 schools, including evergreen elementary school right behind me here. the call came in about 07:40am in the morning where a man walking through the area saw the mountain lion, the 2 schools were put on to lock down the road or park police department responded and they also called for assistance from the california department of fish and wildlife and biologists here in sonoma county who work with big cats now after about a 2 hour search of those biologists were able to tranquilize the mountain lion. it took about 5 minutes for the sedation to kick in and then they pick the mountain lion up out of the brush and give it a medical evaluation. it appears to be a female mountain lion, maybe a little thin was wearing a tracking collar around its neck. now the runner park police department took the initial call, but they defer to the experts because they don't often see mountain lions in this area. we're fortunate enough to get the experts he

the sebastopol police chief says though, the threats were for sonoma county schools. the actual threat came from florida. the threat not only circulated here locally but also in lincoln, california and in georgia and florida after figuring out who posted the threat online. an arrest was made in jupiter, florida. we do not have any more information about that individual. in the east bay oakland police are investigating a shooting that killed a woman from pinole. >> the shooting happened at about 1150 last night on macarthur boulevard just a few blocks from councilman high school officers say they are withholding the woman's name and tell her family is notified anyone with information is being asked to call oakland police. an oakland man is facing charges after investigators say he sexually assaulted another passenger on board a plane. federal officials say robert glasper was flying from sacramento to denver on monday night when he repeatedly groped a man and then exposed and touched himself witnesses say glass for appeared to be under the influence. >> well, not exactl

according to the cdc community transmission here in sonoma county is considered substantial. so not moderate. as of now and as of tuesday, almost 69% of the county's entire population. it's fully vaccinated according to local health experts that 56,000 county residents still need to get vaccinated to reach that 80%. it's unclear when sonoma county like go look some of those indoor mask mandates for smaller spaces. but health experts say that you don't see any of the indoor mask mandates. >> letting go of before the end of the year. so we'll keep an eye for sonoma face mask rules and let you know. we hear. thanks. all right. and left between now and then. giglio. mike a little because we just have we got you. >> it was just a little iffy. thank you. camila. and this morning, new covid news, hawaii is welcoming back vaccinated visitors. the governor says beginning november 1st. if you're fully vaccinated, then you can come and enjoy nonessential travel. so you could be a tourist there have a vacation and this is about 2 months after the governor said do not calm. we don't want

. 1591 customers and solano county. 1481 customers in sonoma county and then 293 customers in contra, costa county pg e says they're still wildfire danger with the dry vegetation and windy conditions putting its power lines at risk. so a total of 29,000 customers in northern central california areas are waiting to see if their power's going to be shut off again if the shuttle of happens, it will likely be given between midnight and 4 in the morning tomorrow and be restored by noon friday. but customers will be notified through text through email phone calls. ashley, because you signed up for those notifications and we're keeping eye on this because, of course they don't say for sure. if it's going to happen, it's a potential shut off but is likely to happen. so be prepared. and if you're someone who just had their power restored well, you know exactly what to do. you've already been through it and just brace yourself for another shut off. we'll keep our eye on this for now reporting live in napa county. sarah stinson back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, sara. >> it's 5.36 a

also, we have some up in sonoma county as well. that's why we're under flash flood watch as well and sunday, looking out for the possibility of debris debris flow because we do not have that vegetation we would normally have that might help to stop some of that. also, we've got to wind concern and wind advisory on sunday as we could see gusts upwards of 30 mph. it's going to be a southerly flow coming our way. so it's going to be a lot happening, and basically you're going to have between now a get. that will be your time to do it. live look outside here shows you that would do just have some cloud cover right now, if you sprinkles out there, but that's about it. i'll be back in a bit with your extended forecast for nelson back to the desk. afford to kyla. thank you. this weekend's rain could lead to topple trees and landslides in places where. fires burned through the terrain. that's prompted santa cruz county officials to issue an evacuation warning in the area where the ccu conflicts fire burned last year. ktvu jana katsuyama te

wildfires have hammered sonoma napa counties in the past few years. last year, it was the glass fire, which destroyed more than 1500 buildings, and there was great concern. a similar scene could come this year. we've seen as of right now, at least in the north bay have kind of dodged a bullet. the rain is definitely a welcome sight, especially here locally in santa rosa. but the coming rains are creating a new concern. fire scars the glass fire scorched more than 67,000 acres with no vegetation to absorb it. if the rain is heavy enough it could create mudflows, leaving residents to quickly pivot from fire terrain. and now we have to quickly shift gears and start educating some of those same residents on some of the risks regarding living immediately around some of these burn stars. the water utility say will take many more rain storms to put it in to the drought. julie. it is good to see the rain and the more we can get the better, rob. thank you. the white house today lowered its flag to half staff in honor of retired general and the first black u. s

po police chief says that, though the threats were for sonoma county schools. the actual threat came from florida. the threat not only circulated here but also in lincoln, california and in georgia and in florida after figuring out who posted that threat online and arrest was made in jupiter, florida. we don't have any additional information about that person involved. >> and back here in the bay area. big gathering near sales force tower in san francisco. hundreds showed up to protest the ongoing climate crisis. this group was protesting black rockets, an investment firm on the corner first and howard protesters claim their investments are fueling climate change and they're pushing for blackrock along with other financial institutions and the federal government to divest from fossil fuels and deforestation. >> so blackrock is the world's largest manager. and so they manage almost 10 trillions of assets under management on behalf of clients across the and so with that comes a lot of power and influence. so not on the black crook has the power to really shift th

this is even the case in sonoma county. they are going to bottom out and the red flag warning is not going in place until 48 hours. the humidity levels are e starting to rebound. looking north from salesforce tower, it has been upper 50s right now and it is going to be another cool evening overnight. it will be 40 degrees in santa rosa. even a couple degrees above average with concord reaching above 80 . it is low 60s along the coast with mid-70s in the santa clara . temperatures rom will be warmer in san francisco and mostly around 80 degree high temperatures on either side. it is on the warm and around napa county. this is not going to be excessively warm. tomorrow the giants play the dodgers. it is going to be breezy. temperatures climb and then they back down. that is a rain shower icon. the best chance will be from the golden gate northward. >> thank you so much, paul. >>> we will look ahead now to the "cbs evening news". >> thank you so much, paul. >>> the port is now going to be open 24 hours, thanks to the president

napa and sonoma counties that received it. the rest of us have stayed dry. just seeing the cloud cover. this passing cold front is going to keep temperatures today at their coolest of the forecast daytime highs barely making the low 70's under warmest. and we're still breezy. just not near as windy as we had been tomorrow. winds pick back up, especially for areas like solano county portions of contra, costa napa and sonoma counties as well. right now solano county is the only spot that will eventually be affected by a red flag warning that goes into effect tomorrow at 10:00am last until 08:00pm tomorrow as well as areas towards sacramento and northward from there up into the central valley. no advisories elsewhere across the bay area just yet. but still will be an uptick in winds elsewhere. and that's true as we make our way into the last game tomorrow against the dodgers. now temperatures in the city today. 50's and 60's very similar right along highway one at the coast. those 50 staying around him on tara brisbane. you'll be

. >>> and sonoma county water officials are trying to protect dam on the russian river. the rubber dam is located near burnsville. how the sonoma county water agency has now deflated it to prevent it from being damaged and high water flows. residents are no strangers to flooding and some say they are just going to go with the flow. >> there's something very peaceful and routed about this place. you either have the fear factor with the river. you just feel like you go up and down a little and wait for it to settle down. and then we will come back down. >> the inflatable dam is filled with water, not air, so it could take several days to empty. it can be revealed stay dry for a long enough time. but everyone is hoping that will not be necessary. >>> in the east bay the fair will not be opening today. the fair is making a comeback for the first time in nearly 2 years. but the storm is forcing the event to close its gates again. this time due to concerns about high winds and rain. affair usually takes place earlier in the year. it was held online last year. >>> the oakland z

. >>> people in sonoma county is considering relaxing mask rules. they could get rid of masks in certain places if they're fully vaccinated. business owners who could benefit would love to see it. >> once we're able to loosen, we got a flood of people. business was great. once we had to put the masks back on, a group of people put their membership on hold. and there's a group of people waiting for it to lift before we come back. because it's hard to do this workout in a mask. >> nearly 69% of sonoma county residents are fully vaccinated. >>> the trial of elizabeth holmes focused again on the military today, and how close our armed forces got to actually using the company's faulty blood testers in battle zones. the latest witness, daniel edlund, testified that the company only got as far as testing devices to see if the military would someday be interested in using them. the boxes never made it to the field, because testing showed that the machines just weren't ready. >> where there was chaos or there was inaccurate results, and it will be the govern

marin county at 77%. sonoma county 67%. counties are expecting to see a surge of new vaccinations once the cdc approves the pfizer vaccine for kids between the ages of 5 and 11 yoers old. that approval is expected to come by the end this of month. if for some reason we are still not at 80% eight weeks after kids get the green light health officers say they'll drop the mask rules as long as we meet the requirement for cases and hospitalizations. it is a lot to digest. that could happen basically the end of the year right after the holidays. today's announcements encouraging and frustrating at the same time for so many of us waiting for the data, waiting for the new rules to drop. we've been doing this for 18 months. >> reporter: the popular luna mexican kitchen in the prune yard shopping center seems to do consistent business outside. indoors it is a little quieter and the owner thinks some of that is because people don't want to hassle with the mask rules. she says that's fine for now. but the cold and rainy season is appro

meantime, the sonoma county school superintendent says taking children out of the classroom. today was not the right thing to do. >> the liberty union high school district which serves communities and rent wouldn't oakley issued the following statement regarding the sickout, quote, there was not a walkout. whereby students leave their classes. however, our principles are reporting that the schools were less attended anywhere from approximately 15 to 20%. absent at the comprehensive sites. meantime, there's some new data suggesting that california's requirement for state workers to prove they are vaccinated or to get tested regularly may not be as effective as state leaders had hoped and getting more people vaccinated. the rule has been in effect since the beginning of august. but now and we're talking a couple months later, the vaccination rates for state workers are lower than that of california's population overall as of october 7th 62% of state workers fully vaccinated as of today, california's vaccination rate is 10% higher number of agencies have fewer then half their wo

the excessive rain outlook targets most of the north bay including sonoma county. there is a runoff flooding likely to occur. as well as along the peninsula. another area to watch for flooding risk. that is where the flash flood watch is. this is 1:00 in the peninsula and before those start, the wind is going to accelerate. it is that 1-2 punch. gusty winds and increasingly heavy rain moving out of the north bay and then, by this time tomorrow night, serve as high as 20-30 feet. we will also be looking at when the strongest rain gusts and peak weather will arrive. >> we much of the evacuation orders. they take effect at 8:00 tomorrow morning and people in boulder creek are getting ready tonight. they are filling up gas cans and generators. one woman says she has a supply to last a weekend is not going anywhere. >> we are somewhat high up and i think we are safe. we have gas for the generator and groceries and i think we are going to stick it out. >> firefighters are urging people to not wait to evacuate. it will be more difficult to get out once the storm gets ther

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also for napa county and much of sonoma county. those numbers will get even lower. the good news is when the relative humidity levels reach their lowest point, the winds are going to start backing down. so the greatest fire threat is going to be from a late morning into early afternoon. by the time we hit 4:00 tomorrow, while the red flag warning will still be effect, the winds are going to be backing off. hopefully that will help to attend you ate that wildfire threat. a beautiful sunset once again. the skies have cleared out after that could front produced quite a bit of cloud cover, but not much in terms of any moisture falling out of those clouds. what little got squeezed out, it all evaporated before it hit the ground. we're going to back down into the 40s for land the bay area tonight. low 50s around the bay. tomorrow, upper 60s by san francisco by tomorrow afternoon, but by the time game five is starting, temperatures down into the low 60s and it will drop further as we head through the evening. so layer up, or bring those layers with you. concord reaches up

that firestorm destroyed 5300 homes in sonoma county and burned through 173 square miles. we're here this morning to remember. to remember the lives that were lost and the thousands of people who were so deeply impacted to remember the bravery of our first responders and everyone who came to our aid and to remember the generosity that the world showed to santa rosa and economic county. in santa rosa, about 2000 of the homes destroyed by the fire have been rebuilt. 380 more are under construction. new a new and small businesses hit hardest by the pandemic will now receive more assistance from the state to help them stay open. governor newsom, along with other state and local leaders, were in oakland this morning for the signing of three bills. the support small businesses. they include a bill that makes emergency pandemic legislation allowing restaurant park let's and serving alcohol outdoors to be permanent. this as the senator said, codifies some of the work we did on a temporary basis last year to allow for, um take out of mixed drinks and cocktails and. booze broadly de

now, as i mentioned. >> 37,000 kids in sonoma county are in that age group, the county's vaccination chief says that several places would be able to offer the vaccine and that would be at the doctor's pharmacy or at a handful of schools. those schools would be in locations where people do not have convenient access to a health care provider. now the goal is to vaccinate half of the children in this age group by the end of january 70% by the end of february. as of yesterday, 78% of the county's residents ages 12 and older are fully vaccinated. now, last year the county's health officer was not encouraging people to celebrate any of the halloween festivities like trick treating because of the pandemic. but this year they are not discouraging people or kids from trick or treating or celebrating any of the halloween festivities because the covid rates are declining. so gary james, we're starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel with this pandemic right to go. all right. thank you. commit call the shots. and because when you have a shot, you have a good shot. you have a shot. >>

al wolf, the director of sonoma county reptile rescue. plucking 59 babies and 22 adults out of the crawl space and enjoyed every minute of it. >> i like this. don't really have the fear of them, i have the respect, don't want to get bit anymore. almost wish this would happen every day. this is what i do. somewhat fun, exciting. >> good for al. al releases the snakes into the mountains northern sonoma county. i wish it doesn't happen to me every day. >> did he say somewhat fun and exciting? >> fun. >> al, you're a rock star. >>> rob. how you doing? >> better than having 91 snakes. but it is chilly outside, numbers dropping to low 50s. humidity levels not that bad. north winds haven't picked up this month, valley wind sheltered areas could see 30s and 40s. 53 in livermore, humidity okay. all important forecast, first pitch time, low 60s, winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. cool, temperatures around game five in the 50s as we approach the seventh, eighth and ninth innings. north bay could see 30s and 40s. mostly 40s around the bay area, afternoon

al wolf, the director of sonoma county reptile rescue. plucking 59 babies and 22 adults out of the crawl space and enjoyed every minute of it. >> i like this. don't really have the fear of them, i have the respect, don't want to get bit anymore. almost wish this would happen every day. this is what i do. somewhat fun, exciting. >> good for al. al releases the snakes into the mountains northern sonoma county. i wish it doesn't happen to me every day. >> did he say somewhat fun and exciting? >> fun. >> al, you're a rock star. >>> rob. how you doing? >> better than having 91 snakes. but it is chilly outside, numbers dropping to low 50s. humidity levels not that bad. north winds haven't picked up this valley wind sheltered areas could see 30s and 40s. 53 in livermore, humidity okay. all important forecast, first pitch time, low 60s, winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. cool, temperatures around game five in the 50s as we approach the seventh, eighth and ninth innings. north bay could see 30s and 40s. mostly 40s around the bay area, afternoon the te

the sebastopol police chief says although the threats were for sonoma county schools. the actual threat came from florida. the threat not only circulated here in the bay area, but also in lincoln, california, and in georgia and florida after figuring out who posted the threat online. police say they made an arrest in jupiter, florida. we don't have any more information about that suspect flights resumed at la x and la after reports of a person with a gun. >> 300 passengers self evacuated from an airport terminal. and then on to the airfield that happened yesterday to them. did suffer injuries in the process and 2 people were detained during the security incident. >> the amount of people that were just i was just like. i just pack up and go, you know, like i for things tomorrow and i don'tcwant to it was never an active shooter. no shooting, no weapon. people getting upset with each other. and when philip feeling threatened. >> the faa grounded all flights for a short period of time. and now, of course, the airport reports the runways are open. traffic is moving. normal

we have another bay area county now considering loosening its mask requirement sonoma county. they say the covid case count has improved so much so. >> that masks may not be needed indoor much longer. kron four's, camila barco is in peddling morning meal. >> morning, guys. yeah. the county's public health officer says that they are considering letting go of the indoor mask mandate in places where the whole story organizer could verify someone's vaccination status. so that would go for it offices in religious gatherings as well as college classes. but officials say the mask would they would keep the indoor mask mandate for grocery stores or bars in sonoma county and people who are not vaccinated would be required to continue wearing a face covering indoors in any public space. now, if you remember sonoma county along with other bay area counties agreed to fully lift the indoor requirements if they met a few guidelines like if 80% of the county's total population is fully vaccinated and the reach the yet or yellow tier defined by the cdc. now, according to the cdc community tran

located outside santa rosa in sonoma county, safari west draw 70,000 visitors a year to see 98 different species from hyenas, two giraffes to flamingos, but the easier said it problems with veterinary care. safari west says it has vets on contract but they're off site. having our our veterinarian care. compromise is not true at all. we are if they're not here. we're on the phone with them. we're sending them pictures of what we're dealing with. and while they're on their way up here in response, safari west says it's hiring event next year who will be on the grounds full time? ktvu spoke with two former employees. one who said safari west is not the quote, fanciful place that it's made out to be the criticized the system of veterinary care and question the safety of the tour vehicles, an issue that was not raised in the accreditation report. if safari west loses its appeal, it can still apply for reinstatement with the cia in about a year from now in sonoma county, rob rock, ktvu fox two news. a second round of planned power outages was called off today. pg and e says they were able to a

if you head to the grocery store or bars in sonoma county. now people who are not vaccinated would be required to continue wearing a face covering indoors in any public space. if you remember sonoma county along with other bay area counties agreed that they'd lift the indoor mask requirement if they met a few guidelines like if 80% of the county's total population is fully vaccinated and they reached the moderate or yellow tier defined by the cdc. now, according to the cdc community transmission here is considered substantial. so not moderate. as of now and as of tuesday, almost 69% of the county's entire population is fully vaccinated. but according to local health experts about 56,000 county residents will need to get vaccinated to reach that 80%. so so now sonoma county is getting there, but they still have a ways to go before letting go of that indoor mask mandate and james, some health experts argue that this won't happen until won't happen until probably next year. back to you guys. ok. thank you very much. camila. you know what happene

sonoma county, as well. but then the winds will die down and temperatures will warm up friday and saturday. we'll be back to an above normal temperature pat everyone that will continue just through the first half of the weekend, and then we drop off for the second half of the weekend. the red flag warning goes into effect at 10:00 a.m. this is where the relative humidity levels are expected to be. in the 20 to 25% range, which is low for that time of morning. it's also napa and even into sonoma county, in addition to soleimani. the atmosphere warms up, back to near normal temperatures, and the humidity is going to drop down to around 10 to 15%, which you combine that kind of dry air with those gusty offshore winds, that's a recipe for dangerous fire weather conditions. tomorrow evening, the winds are going to die down and the humidity levels will start to bounce back up. so that red flag warning only goes until 8:00 on thursday. looking outside right now, beautiful, skies overhead. only low 70s for the warm

that is the future of water for sonoma county. >> is all part of the santa rosa plain drought resiliency project, to actually give the aquifers back. >>> and update now on a cargo vessel being investigated in connection with the massive oil spill in southern california. operators of the ship rotterdam express got the green light to leave the port of oakland today for mexico, after cooperating with authorities. u.s. coast guard boarded the ship yesterday to investigate whether the vessel played any role in the large oil spill off of newport beach. investigators are trying to figure out if an anchor dragged over the pipeline and created a 13 inch split. the owners say the ship did not pass over the pipeline. the coast guard is analyzing electrical charting systems to see what ships were anchored or moving over the spill area. >>> we take a look at the conditions in the lake tahoe basin this evening. some clouds hanging over the lake. the high sierra could see its first fall dusting of snow. meteorologist aaron peck and for paul tonight. how early the storm come in? >> reporter: tomorrow mo

right now the heaviest rain is falling over sonoma county. a few showers in marin county, just starting to shower right now. the heavier brain will move farther to the east, making its way on shore right over highway 1. they heaviest rain is still off the coast. it will go up across the north bay over the next few hours. the best chance of rain will stay north of the golden gate until about 8:00 or 9:00 or so. it does look like that rain will push further east. the first batch of heavy rain will fall apart as it makes its way across the bay area. later parts across the east bay and santa clara valley, and more rain off and on throughout the rest of the night, and still plenty of rain as we start the day on wednesday. it looks like the morning commute will be challenging. have the option to take public transit, i would utilize that. the roads will be a mess. scattered chowders are likely to continue wednesday morning through wednesday afternoon as well. you will need the rain jacket over the next few days. often on showers tomorrow and thursda

reporter: they huddled under the sonoma county sprinkles. >> we planned this whole girls day just for the rain. just to go out tonight. we are watching a spooky movie after this because we are obsessed with the fall weather. reporter: for rain lovers, i don't see jackets or umbrellas. >> we like to feel it. the feeling when the rain hits your skin. it's a good feeling. reporter: there was raingear present in downtown santa rosa in anticipation of the storms. >> fingers crossed. we were hoping for it. >> i can turn off my spangler's. >> eliminate some of the fire danger. reporter: the rain made some romantic moments. >> the weather, we just want to snuggle up. it's rare that the rain comes. reporter: when the wind picked up right before the rain began to fall, business owners began to prepare. >> i put all the clothes that i had outside, put it in. reporter: a dry-cleaning business put her potted plants outside to catch the rainwater. >> i'm very cautious about how i save water. reporter: at this pumpkin patch, employees are getting ready to unplug the bound towns and take a pause. the

. >>> and later the discussions now underway that could change mask rules in sonoma county. stay with us. we will be right back. >>> new video shows the moments a chp helicopter spots a hiker lost in the snowy sierra. two people were hiking when they got separated lost. the pair ended up having to spend the night outside as temperatures dipped in to the 20's and it snowed. one hiker was able to make their way to safety. the chp was called into rescue the second person. monday afternoon. >>> california schools at risk of losing millions in federal funding because the california department of education isn't doing its job. that's the finding of a new state audit. julie watts is breaking it down. >> the auditor found the state is not tracking how or if school districts using the $24 billion in federal pandemic funds that were set aside for california schools. as a result she said california schools risk losing 160 million that will go back to the feds in not used next year. the money is supposed to be used for specific categories of spending. irs said more than 40% has been set

contra, costa county on up into nap and portions of sonoma county, too. so just enjoy this break from the wind temperatures remain cool skies remain clear. it's taken away a bit of the brisk feel from all of it. your view outside of half moon bay this morning is nice and clear much as we've seen the past few days. you're going to look well out to the coastline unimpeded by any fog. couple of sprinkles up in northern napa county right now. but that's about the only spot that's tapping into any of that light sprinkle activity. winds still breezy and a couple of pockets. but look at where we're heading this afternoon. nice and calm big change from the past few afternoons winds do pick back up. initially for inland areas starting tomorrow. current temperatures, 40's and 50's. it's a cool one. so do bundle up as you venture out there, daryn. james. >> thanks a lot. 6. '03 and our top story is the big game 5 tomorrow. our our plate, right. yeah. game for didn't go so well for the giants. and so now it's been forced to a game 5 dodgers coming to town. >> we'll t

nearly a 100 of them were found beneath the home in sonoma county. we've got some pictures to show you look at all is the homeowner called the sonoma county reptile rescue center about seeing a few snakes on the property that she was living on a snake pit basically because they came out and discovered that. yeah. in the crawl space beneath the house. it was a of about 92 snakes, all slithering around and the rattlesnake. they are. these are these no joke mess around with. these are among the deadliest in the state. and according to reptile rescue, the snakes. we'll have to located far because clearly they don't want to making their way back and they want them anywhere near pope populated areas. but can you not think there are a few snakes under my house 92 overall poisonous killing better pet story. a better handle story. >> when i walk around, i don't see snakes in my neighborhood. but this is what i say. i go past this guy's yard. each time this is in nevado and that's his dog. he is perfectly cut. i and i hold noticeable. >> for the little muscle

napa and sonoma county and relative humidity levels with lower and lower as we head into the afternoon the strong posture when six tingling in her knee. we will look at the fire danger index when we combine the fire practice coming up with enough overcast and even a hint of rain in the seven day forecast. >> thank you. the way that could force another round of power showed us. pg&e is not saying that cross company, only 60,000 customers which is down from 29,000 being notified that their power could be turned off tomorrow. here in the bay area, that would include parts of napa, solano and sonoma counties. >> on the far west, hundreds of firefighters battling above fire right now. it is west of santa barbara. the fire has forced evacuation the genetic portion of highway 101. has grown to 14,500 acres and only 5% content. there are rough conditions out there right now. >> reporter: along the hillside, we spot the fires when the winds become so combined with the dry vegetation that looks like a tornado along the mountain. >> crews are working hard to repair damaged articles to get highway

sonoma county emergency officials started issuing rain warnings to residents. they set up sandbag stations and erosion and control equipment. here in san francisco, the sandbag station at the public works yard has been busy for most of the day. >> my garage slopes down in the area i live in. it's, the neighborhood is tiered and i live, of course, second to the bottom. >> reporter: san francisco public works crews have already been out across the city set being up water barriers, clearing storm gutters and trimming weak branches in anticipation of the heavy drenching this weekend. in berkeley one of the local hardware stores has nearly run out of rain tarps as people there get ready for the storm. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> the rain has the oakland zoo battening down. anyone with tickets can get a refund. the oakland zoo prides itself for being open year round. it was only closed for christmas and thanksgiving. it was closed during the summer because of the pandemic. it just opened yesterday. alameda fair ground can't catch a break. closed tomorrow b

it was hard to absorb. >> tom's house was one destroyed in sonoma county. he has since rebuilt. in the ashes, he found the wedding rings, including his wife's. she passed away before the fire. bells t t t t t ceremony, to remember 24 lives lost in the fire. four years later, 85% of homes that were destroyed have been rebuilt, which is good news, but 15% of folks are struggling to get back home. >> this is our master bedroom. >> red tape red tape red tape re delay have made things tough. >> when it's burning in one area, it's really hard to find the people and the manpower you need to rebuild. >> santa rosa assistant fire marchal paul newmanthal, who lost his home in the fire, has learned. to it, the way we educate about it, and we are in a better place than we were in 2017. >> the community moving forward, now stronger. in santa rosa, abc 7 news. liz: millions of elementary school children may be weeks away from getting their first dose of the pfizer-covid-19 vaccine. ty hernandez has the details on that. of children in line for the vaccine. if the fda authorizes the pfizer shot

county coastline. the stretch near gleason beach links the communities of bodega bay and jenner, and here is how it looks today. here is how it could look in the year 2100. caltrans will spend 3 years and $33 million to make the move inland. >>> looking live outside, we won't exactly be underwater in the coming days, but we will take whatever we can get. are back paul heggen is tracking the return of rain, thank goodness. >> reporter: and more chances ahead of us. let's take a look at what we need to know heading into the next several days. it will be breezy. the wind advisory goes into the fact at the top of the hour, 8:00. it was to be breezy at times tomorrow, just not as windy as tonight. the unsettled weather sticks weekekend, and even into early next week. that rain is just to move into the north bay right now. it is fairly wet north of the golden gate at the moment. another batch of heavy rain about to move on shore and marin county. it is raining in santa rosa. most of the north bay is covered

a homeowner in sonoma county with a nightmare discovery. wildlife experts were called in and discovered dozens of little rattlesnakes under the house. sonoma county reptile rescue facebook page said it first went to the home in october 2 after nearly 4 hours of searching, 59 babies and 22 adult snakes were found. the group says that after two more trips to the home, 88 snakes in total have been removed. >> that is the stuff nightmares are made of. >> what you do with the rattlesnake that you find under your house? >> well you call somebody to say please take them to a much safer place. >> times 88. bring a bigger box. >> bring a bigger box and i will be somewhere else for a very long time, and please go check again to make sure no stragglers are left behind. paul and i can't even look at those pictures. >>> my default reaction is shut the door, turn it down. >> i am moving, for sale him a goodbye. >> with what's happening weatherwise, the coolest day of the week will be tomorrow, as another storm system will slip through the pacific northwe

they were under her home. >> the photos were sent to us by the sonoma county reptile. rescue. they say a total of 59 baby snakes, 22 adults were pulled from under the house and that was the first trip he went back, they found more. they pulled out another 11 snakes, a process that took nearly 4 hours. >> gross. take a look at this. police in new york have made an arrest in an attempted kidnapping. this is just insane right here. some guys use grabs kid man wrapped in a blanket seen walking towards a woman. >> who was also walking shooter, 3 grandchildren with her and then suddenly. >> guy just grabs. one of the kids, the young girl and takes off some good samaritans nearby who heard the grandmothers calls for help chased the guy. he did let the girl go in and kept running. he saw video of him after police got him. they found him sleeping in the doorway of a nearby business after recognizing him from the security video. >> next on the news at 5 autopsy details being shared with the public today. what we're learning tonight about the death of gabby petito. the fallout continuing

one storm warning in effect for sonoma county. it is an urban and small flood stream advisory goes until the top of the hour. we will take a look at future cast and check out a chance of showers in the forecast tomorrow. it won't be as substantial in a few minutes. >> paul, thanks. >>> if you are thinking of heading to tahoe to see the snow, it may not be a good idea. winter storm warning in effect until 10:00 tonight. heavy snowfall is making travel there a nightmare. >> a little bit heavier than the last two this early. >> reporter: paul strong is ready to head back to work bracing for the road conditions following this weekend's massive storm. the weather system still dumping snow in the early afternoon hours in the sierra. >> i've heard about the flooding. >> reporter: the rain in lower elevations was a big concern for the town of colfax that is surrounded by the river fire burn scar. much of the debris staying put keeping people out of danger allowing the national weather service to lift flash flood warnings in colfax. as the

it is expected to pound the coast from monterey to see ranch in sonoma county. pacifica state beach is under the warning but is also closed because of sewage overflow into the water. the city says yesterday storm overwhelmed the sewer system. the beach will remain closed until testing shows the water is safe. the >> >> images of the damage of the atmospheric river are incredible. we asked you to show us what it looked like in your neighborhood. here are some of the videos and pictures you sent in. >> feels like a water ride. >> through the hard rains and strong winds, there was excitement as pickup trucks plowed through flooded streets in santa rosa. not recommended, especially in martinez not stop the driver of this previous. homes were hit hard. in san rafael, the apartment was completely flooded. in santa rosa, this home nearly flooded. while powerlines came down, a poll fire was seen in san jose. the most intense video we received, besides this wild kite surfing video at half moon bay came from the bay. a tugboat captain recorded this click and it is not out