and replaced by santa ana. and then santa ana chooses another president. only to take back the presidency from him a little while later. and in the meantime amend this amid this mexican domestic infiding santa ana face taylor and what became the most famous battle of the war and it's the one you need to remember for your exam. and that's the now you're writing and and that's the battle of buena vista. in late, february of 1847 the battle of buena vista so it's it's early february. taylor's feeling pretty sure santa ana won't attack. and he decides to move on his own with his mostly volunteer army of about 4,500 troops. he decides to move southward. santa ana gets word of this gets intelligence of this and advances against him was somewhere between 15 and 18,000 soldiers. he's determined to finish off taylor's army. skirmishes in ensue on february 22nd at the base of the mountains there and then the next morning mexican soldiers are clashing with americans throughout the whole day. taylor's only choice is to fight a very defensive battle against the larger

it is stronger than morphine here in santa clara county. health officials say that 328 people have died from either taking fentanyl accidentally and being poisoned or believing they're taking a different drug that was laced with fentanyl. santa clara county district attorney jeff rossen says that dangers of fentanyl cannot be underestimated. >> one of the deadly facets of fentanyl that is so awful. is that the people who use it for the first time as an experiment. our on weny the thinking they're taking something else for the first time are especially susceptible to poisoning and death. just a few weeks ago we seized 11,000 fentanyl pills. that's enough fentanyl to kill everyone in our county. that's how dangerous this drug as. >> now as part of fentanyl awareness day, the county is encouraging people to talk to your family and friends about the dangers of fentanyl. also, they are encouraging folks to use social media to share the dangers and to really help young people, especially understand just how dangerous this drug is. but for now in

down to santa cruz. santa cruz mountains wonder four inches of new snow, possibly between now and probably tomorrow morning. the low is going to form right over us hang out for a day. and then slowly drift to the south. and then he checked out of the area here. 34 it's no. a mountain. mount diablo is 30 degrees with a west wind at 25, ben lawman mountain 35. i mean, really, amazingly cold temperatures. i know for some agricultural interest, probably not what you want to hear. but there are a lot of 30 santa rosa 37 napa airport 36 wallet creek is a 36 degrees. lot of thirties even east. now lafayette's in their walnut creek, alamo, danville castro valley are all in the upper thirties. martinez at 41 pinole at 41 with elsa bronte 42 chilly degrees. see the activity again . this is kind of hit mrs. they move inland. they kind of wash out and fall apart, but some scattered showers in the morning , but the afternoon is really where the buildups will take place as that low moves in and it will kick out starti

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santa rosa in santa rosa. authorities are investigating whether fentanyl caused the death of a toddler. the child's mother and father are now in jail, ktvu henry lee reports, investigators say they found fentanyl all over the apartment. this apartment building on sonoma avenue. just 800 ft from the santa rosa police department was where police found lifeless 15 month old charlotte crossed her home filled with fentanyl. we found it strewn throughout the bedroom , as well as on the bed where the child was sleeping, santa rosa police sergeant christopher mclaren says officers were called to the home by the girl's mother, who was hysterical officers were the first on scene. check the baby for vitals and realize the child was 15 months and unresponsive. charlotte died at a hospital. how she died is under investigation. right now. we're not 100% sure if it was the exposure, which is actually the cause of death at this point. there's no county sheriff's department is going to be doing through the corners, office and

helena and one degree above freezing in santa rosa. really cold start and as you're heading out today, take that allergy medicine. we have a lot of grass, walnut and olive pollen just floating through the air, so if it's really bothering you, that's what you're allergic to. el with' have a chance of rain and low 60s in fremont, a high of 62 today. tomorrow much more sunshine, no worries about rain, and it's still going to be cool for this time of year, keeping in mind that the normal high temperatures in the low 70s, starts to feel a little bit milder on thursday. our hour-by-hour outlook i want you to plan ahead. we could see isolated showers, possibly thunderstorms in the santa cruz mountains, as well as the north bay, from fairfield up toward napa county, and lake county, that really gets going as we head toward 2:00 to 3:00. i'll zoom around the napa area and just to the north around st. helena where we could see the potential of small hail, brief, heavy downpours and thunderstorms for today, and that also extends up toward ukiah.

and there was a similar scenes here and santa rosa as well. you can not only just see the hail, but if you take close look, you also see some lightning strikes out there as well. some i'm crazy looking many they do anticipate this. usually you have a pretty good sense. we're talking about this that we might see that active weather out there this afternoon. most of bay area was okay. but the northeast may pumping out there for quite some time. but things >> are starting to settle down now. and that's what's going to play out overnight tonight. things quieting down the sun sso a lot of the energy that these storms really needed to develop has gone away and so have the storms, too. but you can see the active afternoon. numerous lightning strikes showing up in the north bay. but now those storms starting to diminish as those cumulus clouds start to collapse outside and leave behind just a couple of scattered light showers still popping up outside of those are very light compared to what we had early on. in fact, it was a nice little soaker in part

they're lena also to to santa rosa. these relate developers of a solano county kind of started off first, but the same general area, the backside of that low. don't forget you have some falling air with that wind is the son with those those showers, 70 for antioch. >> your 7 day forecast shows a warm-up right into next where this weekend rather saturday going to be our hottest day in the bunch. we might see some 90's pop potentially. we'll close will know cooler sunday partially because some cloud cover development in somewhat mild into next week. >> haha, that's an alien all right. that's all the time we got kron. 4 news at terry, i'm noelle bellow. thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here at 5 o'clock. >> announcer: today on an all new "dr. phil"... >> a mother of four children is revealing something she has kept hidden for nearly two decades. >> i've been in an abusive relationship since i was 17. >> announcer: a violent husband. >> he doesn't care where he is or who you are. he's going to put his hands on you.

the mayor of santa clara. >> yes. well, santa clara county has changed tremendously since 1876. >> let's look at another book before our last segment. woel' have another five minutes or so after this. let's look at one more book before we move on. >> all right. i have a book on fish, british fresh water fish from 1879. it was written by reverend houghton a clergyman in england and the book is illustrated with 41 gorgeous plates that show the fish in -- >> interesting why he was interested in fish. >> he was a naturalist and ie a. the book was written for naturalists but also for fishermen who would help identify what they were catching or looking for. this is golden carp, which is like a gold fish but beautifully printed. here is another one, golden tensch which is described as an extremely handsome fish. >> what would that book cost? >> this is about $1,500. >> okay. >> the santa clara one? >> the santa clara atlas is also about 24s dollars for that one. >> okay. these are fascinating. we have another segment and i t

we have a sea breeze. 57 in santa clara. golden gate, look how nice. temperatures cooled at the coast again as the wind picks up. 57 santa rosa. 56 in petaluma. the delta north wind is at 17 allowing for the 62 and livermore at 59. low 50's in santa cruz. temperatures top out around 70. temperatures are sunny and breezy today. that is from the sea breeze. gusty tomorrow from the system from the north. that will drop temperatures. tuesday and wednesday a strong offshore flow brings numbers into the 80's. wednesday looks to be the warmest day of the work week. we are watching the wind build through the afternoon. 25, 30 miles an hour. over the hills there it will be breezy but not as windy as yesterday. we will save that. up to 30 miles an hour over in oakland. it's an onshore flow. that is cool wind with temperatures dropping into your monday. 60's and 70's sent back to the 50's at the coast. look what happens tuesday. we get a wind shift. wow. numbers come up quickly into the 80's in lund, back to the 60's in the city. comfortable 70's at bayshore. our

santa rosa is 33. even though the clouds look impressive, these are clearer skies straight overhead allowing the temperatures to go quite low. 33 for santa rosa in the mid 40s just about everywhere else so look where the action is. first alert doppler shows us with big clouds we were seeing out towards the west as a backdrop for the skyline of san francisco, there has been rain in that stuff. and it's working its way down actually now all the way off the santa cruz mountains. if we switch from live first alert doppler and put in the future cast, we got to look to the other side of the bay for the afternoon. the clouds will once again build on the other side this afternoon and possibly bring us an isolated shower through the north bay. maybe through napa. maybe into sonoma and marin. it will be like yesterday where most of us do not get rained on today. if you happen to get one of these cells that does develop, quite a good little show and small hail happening in santa rosa. what this does for daytime h

only 50 duty degrees in santa rosa. everybody is cool. the least cool spot on the map it and it is breezy. numerous winds in the 15 to 20 mile an hour range. sustained winds. even close to 30 mile an hour winds at sfo. tomorrow is not going to be as windy. temperature school after a cold start in the morning. some of the valleys in the north bay dropping down into the upper 30s. everybody else in the lower to mid 40s. a better dog walking forecast for chloe and martinez tomorrow. whether or not she chooses to walk on two legs or four, temperatures are going to be closer to what is normal for this time of year. some class in clouds overhead. temperatures are going to end up several degrees below average tomorrow and again on thursday. upper 50s in san francisco. mid 60s in east bay. the very warmest spots reaching up to or barely above 70 degrees. similar temperatures on thursday. a big jump in temperatures from thursday to friday. we warm up even more on saturday. that is the warmest day of the seven-date forecast. sunday is still going t

santa clara county officials are using the sewage system to learn about the levels of virus in that county. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 coming up next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. spring school is ending. >> and people are and covid is spreading. >> now has 6 covid cases are on the rise across the bay area. tonight we look at how santa clara county officials are responding to the high levels of the virus in their community. thank you for watching us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm vicki liviakis. earlier today, santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody says cases are rising again to higher levels than last summer surge. >> and these are some of the case across the bay area that we will be showing you shortly. there they are. and as you can see, a santa clara county is the highest there. >> doctor sara cody says the for sewer sheds in santa clara county are being used to detect covid and that is reflected in this data. so what does

we're outside and 11 park in santa clara county. it's a really popular spot for hang gliding and paragliding. and just 20. minutes ago, we drove about a couple miles away from this park entrance to one of the hang gliding launch sites. there we saw a man who was getting ready with some of his hang gliding equipment to go out this morning. he didn't want to talk about the tragic crash that happened yesterday, but said only that the person who died was an experience hang glider. this happened around noon yesterday at this park, santa clara county medical examiner's office is not yet releasing the names of the people involved, but man and woman around noon yesterday were strapped together for a tandem hang gliding flight . they were at one of the highest launch sites at this park. it's about 1700 ft up. they took off something went wrong and they crashed. the man died in milpitas. firefighters had to airlift the woman to the hospital. now, a short time ago, i spoke with a woman who used to hang glide and lives in this area, she says. i

and santa rosa, the parents of a baby girl are in jail tonight in connection with her death. these are pictures from evan frost iq and madison bernard's home on sonoma avenue. police say they got reports of an unresponsive child yesterday morning after police say they noticed rosa. r- suspected fentanyl near the one year old police claim. they also found more drugs around the house, including in a bed that the baby shared with her parents, santa cruz police have arrested a 36 year-old man for attempting to meet up with underage girls and engage in acts with them. >> according to police, a victor calderon results was reaching out to girls via instagram and soliciting them to meet up for. the suspect was detained after he arrived at the specified place to allegedly meet with the minor evidence collected has led detectives to believe the calderon may have previously met with engaged in acts with underage girls. any victims or people with information on calderon are being asked to contact the santa cruz police department on the peninsula. a hate crime investigation is underway at

santa rosa. that's where the core of the jet was. which is why they had some hail reports today. it's more focused towards about cemetery coast, santa cruz and then areas to the inland locations will begin to pop up here as we get the afternoon heating so there will be a few scattered showers in the morning favoring the west. the afternoon, though, could get some more. i would think hail reports there will be more snow in the mountains today tonight and probably early wednesday before that system finally goes far enough east so many thirties there. it's impossible to talk about that. but there's take your pick there's thirties for many starting to bounce off the morning lows. there were a lot more earlier. now we're starting to see more low forties. but the low will be right over your house. mind today, which is going to give us not only some possibility of scattered showers . maybe thundershowers i would think out in the valley. there might be some severe weather. towards sacramento san joaquin

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santa rosa, calistoga yonville st alina's yonville had the most rain that i saw santa lina almost a half inch of rain , santa rosa, 0.44, calistoga and 0.37. vacaville fairfield, solano county had their share, but it was mainly napa county over the sonoma county mission. peak. fremont point oh, eight. napa 80.4 anubis reservoir, also a point of for some of the lows this morning, and there were many thirties again from north to south. i could do a panel of about 50 tabs here even made it had one report at 37 in golden gate park. how about that? petaluma 33, santa rosa napa sonoma panel, danville mill valley and mental park all between 33. and 39. the sierra picked up more snow. they might get one more inter to today. as the low kicks out. it's over in the sierra nevada now, but u c. berkeley central serious no. haven't you? donner summit picked up six plus inches of snow yesterday. you can see where the low is. it's now pushing out of our area, but it didn't have a lot of moisture, but it sure had a lot of cold air. and when you get that kind of colder this time of year, that's what trigg

mid 40's, santa rosa. 54 in concorde. milder from the east bay to the south bay. 9:00, we have the 50's and 60's. winds will kick up along the coast. 80 in antioch. we are in the mid 80's up towards santa rosa. upper 70's to near 80, near santa -- san jose and gilroy. we have advertised a heat wave coming into play. we will talk about that in a couple more minutes. liz: developing news, and up and coming bicyclist from san francisco has been shot to death in austin, texas. the suspect is on the run in what investigators are characterizing as a love triangle. wilson had been in a brief relationship last year with armstrong's boyfriend. wilson was in austin for a race. the boyfriend said he had been dating armstrong for 3 years and that -- a security guard who died in the mass shooting at a buffalo supermarket is being honored this week. aaron salter junior received a post-humanist degree in communications. salter put his decree on halt for work. his son accepted the degree on his behalf. >> i know that would make him happy

andt the santa clara city council meeting tonight. they want the city to deny the police activities league control over a bmx track. ktvu lamonica peters is in santa clara with more on tonight's meeting and what's next for that racetrack, lamonica. santa clara city council meeting is still in session, but both pal and the writers say they're committed to keeping the racetrack sanctioned , but without a partnership with usa bmx competing here could be in jeopardy. the city council has an opportunity either to you know, i think stick with their mission, which is to try to increase support for the kids, or it's an opportunity to regress it back to probably where it was in the in the late nineties, clara police activities league or powell has been operating this bmx racetrack for nearly 25 years, and on multiple occasions it's been the number one race track in the country. now some writers and their parents are asking the city to allow usa bmx to manage it. we're not allowed to hold events if we can't keep the sanction at santa clara bmx

rosa 46, napa fairfield and 54 concord and livermore wind gusts to 31 santa rosa. you can see it's breezy down by half moon bay. the fog is cleared there and the winds increasing throughout the afternoon. so two to about eight degrees cooler ses get started for your sunday. and then through about nine o'clock fifties sixties not windy yet. it's going to be after the noon hour when the winds get faster 60s and 70s through noon and then by three four clock, we're in the upper uer 60slong the bay ind aun average today, but the coast is cool and breezy liz. all right lisa. thank you to the war in ukraine. russia is now gaining ground in the east taking control of key areas meantime every and even more can help could be on the way a us official says ukraine's request for longer range weapons systems. may soon be granted abc news reporter tom sufi burridge reports for the first time from odessa where that aid is desperately needed. the russians now threatening to encircle the key city of severed donetsk thousands of civilians and ukrainian troops still inside. putin's of

santa rosa , a plus eight. so if it phillips feels warmer to you, it is i just hit the wrong button. nancy if we can get this to work there, there we go. 37 truckee 40, south lake tahoe 63, sacramento 55 down in monterey 79 up and reading. so today's weather little cooler by the coast. it's a mild morning compared to it, but what's what's average for us this time you're on the lows. it'll still be another hot inland day, fifties, sixties and seventies on some of the temps here. south bay, santa clare valley santa cruz mountains fifties on the temp 60 to the morgue until san martin upper fifties low sixties , including cupertino, saratoga , both at 62. so one more day of high pressure than a system sweeps in temps will drop about 20 degrees tomorrow. and if you are going to tahoe truckee for the weekend sunday monday could get some high elevation snow. some thunderstorms. sixties seventies eighties nineties today, tomorrow will be the big drop in the temps to fall comes roaring back and will continue into the we

it's made it to santa cruz. they were 81 yesterday, probably 61 today, and the wind has turned south and on and a wave oh pillar point, san francisco bowie. so it is just a matter of time now, before that works its way up and then you'll get a sea breeze in the city as well might happen before noon or one o'clock still warm to hot, though inland could be a late seabreeze for the bay, but inland temps will still be in in the nineties. it will be a little cooler for that ghost or a lot cooler. if you're down towards santa cruz are on the same matteo coast water temps are brutally called, continue to be really cold. but jacob, a buoy hit 46 again this morning. that is a very rare occurrence. it's only happened a few times going back about the last 30 years, but it's happened twice in the last five days when the water is that cold fog says all the thank you i mean, that's a that's a recipe for a fog. well, guess what. it's on its way. when you get nineties inland, all that needs a little help, and it's getting it. b

en el departamento de alguacil del condado santa clara... >> tenemos mÁs de 100 posiciones que estÁn abiertas, entre los oficiales que trabajan en conexiones y patrulla. >> y la patrulla de caminos de california... dayana: seÑalan que podrÍa causar retrasos al momento de responderle a la comunidad. >> el riesgo de no tener a nuestro personal es realmente que puedas tomar mÁs tiempo y llegar a una llamada. >> tenemos menos oficiales para poder darle servicio a nuestros pasajeros, tenemos que usar el tiempo para poder llenar las posiciones en la patrulla, de esta manera estÁn afuera trabajando. dayana: hacen un llamado a quienes estÉn interesados. >> estamos contratando mucha gente aquÍ. dayana: el pago mÍnimo de un oficial es de 105.000 a 165.000 al aÑo. en el departamento del alguacil del condado de santa clara. >> 128.000 y para los correccionales 113.000 al aÑo, estos impago de tiempo extra. >> si tienen universidad podrÁn ganar 2% mÁs juegos 5% mÁs. dayana: ademÁs de que ofrecen bonos de miles de dÓlares como incentivos. >> ofrecemos 15.000 $ de bono para la gente qu

santa rosa en los 61. eso presentÓ este sistema que llegÓ a la regiÓn y que dejÓ noches frÍas, se espera que la noche de hoy sea frÍa, 38 grados cercano a los 40. la primera estaciÓn meteorolÓgica mÁs alta en el mundo, la pusieron en el monte everest el 4 de mayo una expediciÓn china a los 8 mil 388 pies de altura, es la mÁs alta que podrÁ dar un aviso de lo que pasa con el tiempo en el everest. temperaturas que van subiendo en concor 86. hoy fresco. maÑana en los 70. ncpr remos de esto y mÁs a las 5. >>> gracias, guillermo. sÉ que te unes a este mensaje es un dÍa muy especialen mÉxico guatemala y el salvador porque se celebra en estos paÍses el dÍa de las madres. un feliz dÍa de parte de la familia de telemundo 48 a todas las mujer luchadoras. la fecha quedÓ establecida en mÉxico luego que una iglesia metodista comenzara a celebrar a las madres en 1908. preocual upadas un grupo de madres preocupadas por la calidad de aire que respiran sus hijos. >>> daniela ayuda a cuidar del medio a

santa rosa it's 37 relatively warm 50 at sfo. daytime highs today again about 10 degrees below average. only going to 64 today. we'll hit 55 for the bay but those numbers at 64 shows up for inland locations and you can pick out concord that's you. santa rosa goes to 63. how's that drive looking. >> windy. cal trans with a wind advisory issued overnight. if you're traveling in a rarjer more high profile vehicle you can feel it as you travel through there seeing brake lights busy coming out of tracy getting on 580. a live look here you can see things crowded there not a lot of brake lights which is good but a slightly slower pace and speed. a busier travel time now as you head westbound 580. bridges are quiet. that could change later on as darren mentioned isolated showers so plan for that. the golden gate bridge looking good. more volumes, more cars at the bay bridge but no brake lights so far so good at the san mateo bridge. >>> live at the news desk with a quick look at overnight headlines starting up in vallejo police are inves

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one month ago, santa clara county saw an average of less than 200 cases a day. they're now seeing 550 cases a day. so some others that have reinstated their mask mandate, b.a.r.t. asked their riders to once again mask up. in the meantime, san francisco and oakland are lifting their proof of vaccine requirement. we're also keeping a close eye on other districts and cities and counties to see what they're doing to monitor and keep an eye on the uptick in cases. in marin county, cierra johnson for nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >> a live look at walnut creek where a big juicy cloud there, but it's not juicy enough, right? >> starting to see showers and storms popping so you can see that in the distance there from walnut creek. let's get a look at what's going on here as we're seeing this very spotty activity here and there. also got that alert on my phone that rain is approaching the location in the south bay where you can see the showers coming over the lexington hills over toward los gatos and that could move to morgan hill in the next few minutes. this may be

getting chilly out there already in the low 40's already in santa rosa. your head in the 30's overnight tonight. so i think by day tomorrow will squeeze a little more sunshine. temperatures going to be a little bit warmer as we head toward the afternoon. maybe some 70's and some of the valleys over the next few days. we're going to see return of more sunshine and warmer weather likely going to see some 80's over the weekend right now. we'll keep it dry for looks like the next 10 days. all right, lawrence, thank you. thanks everybody for joining us tonight. we appreciate >> see you tomorrow morning. eat fresh refresh, and now subway's upping their italian sandwich game! we're talking the new italian-style capicola. it's savory, smoky, and spicy. man, this is the triple-threat of deli meat! subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and refreshi- ♪ ♪ >> announcer: takedown timeline. >> moment by moment, how authorities tracked down the escaped prisoner and his jail guard lover. >> announcer: inside their motel love shack. and the final chase. >> let's drag

clara, half moon bay 45, upper 40's with the marine base santa cruz, 45 44 santa rosa, livermore upper 40's. despite those 40's it is more mild from oakland to half moon bay and even livermore with cooler conditions in novato. we go through 9:00, 10:00 at the temperatures climbed to the 60's, 70's, even 80's noontime. the winds will pick up at the shoreline 2 30 miles per0 hour. -- 20 to 30 miles per hour. low 80's in the south bay, mid 80's in the north bay and near 90 in the inland valley. we talk about comfortable nights, hot days and increased fire danger in a couple of minutes. liz: thanks. developing news, an up-and-coming bicyclist has been shot to death in austin, texas. the suspect is on the run and what investigators characterize as a love triangle. maria wilson was killed last week by another female cyclist, caitlin armstrong. police say wilson had been in an relationship with armstrong's boyfriend. the boyfriend, also a cyclist, said he had been dating armstrong for about three years and the relationship with wilson happened during a break in the fall. a security guard who

we had hail in santa rosa. a quick check at first alert doppler this morning shows us what rain there is is sitting off the coast in the future cast depicting that beautifully and shows what will happen perhaps by the even there's a possibility for showers to get pulled down through the north bay. so we'll keep a small chance of an isolated shower in the forecast today. it's going to remain relatively cool as a result of this. only 36 in santa rosa. mid 40s in the ridge. 60s inland, 10 degrees cooler than average. you can pick out your part of the bay. hitting 61 in livermore. that is a pattern. let's check in on the drive. how's is looking? >> good morning, looking really good if you're up early that's one benefit of being out the door early. no delays on the freeway. not a lot going on. quiet heading into san francisco. so far so good for your tuesday morning commute. no wind advisory in effect for the san mateo bridge and no delays now a quiet ride across the golden gate. thing sos far are smooth south 101 h

santa rosa, evan fosdick in madison. bernard, there are in custody in connection to the death of their 15 month old toddler. these are pictures in the couple's home on sonoma avenue. police say they got reports of an unresponsive child monday morning after arriving on scene. investigators say they noticed suspected fentanyl near the toddler. they then found more fenton, all infants, not paraphernalia, numerous areas, including a bet that the child shared with the parents. san jose city employees are now required to wear masks again. the mask mandate went into effect just a few days ago due to rising covid cases and the spread of omicron subvariant prof are still exactly has more on san jose's temporary requirement, whether other bay area counties are going to follow suit. >> city workers in san jose are once again required to mask up for the next couple of weeks. this temporary was reinstated at the abundance of caution due to recent data from the county of santa clara show, an increase in positive covid-19 cases to meet

the santa clara valley. temperatures a much more typical distribution for this time of year. upper 50s along the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay with upper 70s and low 80s farther inland, and very similar temperatures on friday before we cool off a little bit more before we head into the weekend. minor ups and downs around the bay. but more of a roller coaster ride farther inland from 80 degrees in san jose tomorrow down to barely above 70 for a high temperature on sunday. it looks like it's going to be a bit on the cool side for the carnival parade on sunday. temperatures only reached in the low 60s in the afternoon in san francisco. but then a warm-up for everybody. by tuesday and wednesday of next week, a warm-up. not a heat-up. we're not going to be returning to triple-digit territory even far inland as we head into early june, a week from today. june 1. >> summer. >> didn't mean to startle you. >> it caught both of us offguard. thank you. >>> all right. coming up, charles barkley gives warriors fans m

para que tengan contexto de lo que dijeron dicen que cerca de 72% de los crímenes en el condado santa clara, son realizados con estas armas fantasmas. ahora el alcalde de san josé, dijo que estas armas simplemente están facilitando que los criminales sigan cometiendo delitos veamos >> la fabricación y construcción de estas armas, apoyan a organizaciones criminales evitan el rastreo, por eso es obvio que muchos criminales quisieron obtener armas como estas. >> algunos criticaron la ordenanza porque dicen que no es la solución, que el crimen no va a disminuir de esta manera y que en vez de pasar estas ordenanzas, quieren que vayan a los barrios afectados por la violencia y que tengan varios programas de salud mental para los más jóvenes. dicen que sería la solución para combatir el crimen. ahora esta ordenanza debe pasar a una segunda revisión el 17 de mayo y entrará en efecto después del 16 de junio, y las personas que portan estas armas sin número de serie tendrán 120 días para cumplir con la ordenanza. en vivo desde san josé, regresó con ustedes al estudio >> gracias

driving a car to one of the many tourist destinations in santa rosa. like here at the palace of fine arts might be the fastest way to see the sights. but it comes with its own set of risks. car break-ins. and it turns out some of these car break-ins are linked to an international crime ring. operating in a very unlikely place. >> the da uncovered an elaborate scheme that stretched from this tea shop across the planet. >> we know the operation we uncovered is a massive global operation. shipping across the united states and the world. they planted them in tourist spots around the city. and traced the items using gps as they were shipped around the world. >> texas, vietnam, and hong kong. >> car burglars took boxes of stolen items to this tea shop. where they arrested the owner's husband. >> the primary goal i want to be clear was never to arrest the people breaking into those cars. the goal of this operation was to map out the flow of stolen goods in san francisco and beyond. >> the operation happened against the backdrop of a heated campaign. his criti

these are not santa ana winds. these are coastal winds we experience generally every day. >> officials haven't said how the fire began. now, property damage assessment teams expect to begin their work later on today. len and amanda. >> dina, peeking behind you, it seems busy this morning as well. can you tell us what's happening right now? >> i'm sorry. say that again? >> can you tell us right now what's happening out there on that scene? >> reporter: the fire crews have been out here, and they are continuing to be out . e e certainhat have fing l, e tho they're destroyed and others have embers that they found in the at that time tick spaces underneath the tile roofs. they're going house to house now to check everything out, to make sure those that are standing will remain standing. at this point evacuations continue, both voluntary and mandatory. people will be staying away for the time being. >> all right. a lot happening over there. dina, thank you so much for your live report. >>> i'm ann mack vek with a look a

it's 35 degrees in santa rosa. 39 in livermore. temperat the low to mid-40s as for just about everybody else. we are going to watch for fog in the north bay valleys. visibility has been going up and down. sometimes a little below, sometimes a little above a mile for santa rosa. plan on seeing some fog. it won't be too widespread. there is your clear sky. then right aroundnsetthe higher clouds will show up. we will be warmer today than yesterday. we are still below average. it'll be mid-60s. i will show you that in a bit. for now how does the drive look? in little windy in the pass. that's from cal trans. you may feel it along 580 out of tracy onto that -- getting in to that area where you head in to the pass. we are also seeing those brake lights building toward the dublin. hope you are headed westbound, making that connector onto 680. you are going to see a few brake lights. speedsdown to 12. sluggish there and that is our slow spot. we are starting to see more volume. likely put them on in about 10 to 15 minutes. your ride into s

about five pm napa, santa ros, eastern, santa rosa conquered and fairfield so with that in mind more of the same tomorrow, with temperatures like these very mild to cool and then the five day forecast like this, and you can see that there's that chance of a shower. the real story here is wins kind of keep going into wednesday in and temperatures start to come back up. and by saturday and sunday, we're back into kind of a warm pattern. nice pattern so snow in the mountains do not go up there tomorrow without chains because it will be on turning on off again. tomorrow. a foot of snow real possible up there. all right, bill. thank you knew at 11 u. s house speaker nancy pelosi said at a climate conference in florida today that russia's invasion of ukraine has made energy independence more important than ever. we can no longer be slave and slaved to oil or other energy products from countries that will use that as a security and national security of global security issue. we must diversify. and i think speaker, pelosi said during the opening session of the aspen ideas, climate, 2022 gath

santa cruz county animal shelter workers say this raccoon chew through the roof of a home in the santa cruz mountains and guts stuck. wildlife emergency services got a call from the homeowner. and because time was tied, they told him to just push the raccoon back through the roof. the raccoon, then ran off to join her babies across the country. here is the public payphone is now a thing of the past in america's biggest city, new york city removed its last payphone booth yesterday was at seventh and 50th street in midtown. the city began removing payphones in 2015 and is replacing them with kiosks that provide free high speed wifi access to 911 and other crucial emergency numbers. i believe this for almost 30 years now and i've seen each time i think fires are starting earlier. earlier crews are already busy as hot and dry weather continues across the bay area, the warnings from firefighters as dangerous conditions linger, plus a chp officer involved in a hit and run in the east bay. how it all unfolded as the officer was trying to help us stalled vehicle. also ahead really is a giant i

santa rosa, you'll also rise to 70 degrees today for the first time this week. tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today's before. we really kick the heat up a notch into the weekend. that's when inland highs will rise into the 80's in bayside high's back into the 70's right now. john, thank you for that, ok bridge. check this morning. 10 minute drive bay bridge is you're making it from the maze. >> to that fremont street exit. let's look at the san mateo bridge this morning as you're headed across towards the peninsula, about 13 minutes for you to make it from a 80 to one o one richmond center fell commute still down to 9 minutes. looking great. and we're also at the limit over across the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes. 37 to tolls. the director of national intelligence says vladimir putin is likely to double down on his invasion of ukraine in the coming weeks on capitol hill, a liberal democrat and a conservative republican are now teaming up in the u.s. senate all in an effort to officially designate russia, a state sponsor of terrorism. a washington c

en señal de respeto a continuación una historia que solo verá que en telemundo 48 una mujer de tanto santa rosa estuvo a punto de ser violada en el baño de una iglesia ella comparte su experiencia con sandra cervantes espera que el sospechoso no vuelva salir de la cárcel advertimos que parte el testimonio es bastante gráfico. >> gregoria reynoso siguen el camino de sanar y recuperar hoy rompe el miedo y el silencio que llevaba cargando desde hace más de dos meses >>yo no sentía que lo que estaba pasando la real yo pensé que lleva despertar de un sueño de una pesadilla. >> una pesadilla que vivió la noche del martes 8 de marzo en esta iglesia >>luego de terminar de impartir una clase de confirmación y dirigirse al baño >>escuché una puerta que rechinó pero lo que se me hizo muy raro fue en cuanto se escuchó yo luego escuché como que alguien golpea una puerta sentí un poco de miedo pero dije qué me puede pasar esto y la iglesia en cuanto abrió la puerta relata que vio un hombre masturbándose >>en cuanto yo quise correr entonces el paro de masturbarse y me agarró por atrás