Northwestern quadrant of the state of california, we are getting some precipitation and thats pretty moderate rainfall as well. Live Doppler Radar encompassing the bay area. We have mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of clutter out there by the antioch area. Otherwise no raindrops as of yet. Temperatures are currently into the 50s at some good sleeping weather in throughout the tri valley at 52 degrees. And later today going up to 77. I got to tell you, in case you forgot, average high temperatures are low in mid 80s this time of the year. Not going to realize it. Ill tell you when you will, and well track that incoming system together. And pam, thats still coming up in a matter of minutes from now. But first things first. I believe Sal Castaneda is in the house. And id like to say good morning, sal. Good to see you, roberta. Good morning to you. Nice to see you, too. Here we are, bright and fresh on a monday at 401. Boy, its early. All right. Lets go out and take a look at the bay brid
Ghost towns. Its erie. The whole town is empty. Thick smoke bank ets the whole bay area. It burns my throat and nose and makes my eyes water. 8,000 firefighters are on the front lines, facing down the raiming wild fires with continue to threaten thousands of homes. Thank you for joining us tonight. I am pam moore. Heres the outlook, the death toll is at 31, 17 of the deaths from Sonoma County alone. 2800 homes destroyed in the city of santa rosa 400 people are missing in Sonoma County. Tonight we are learning the names of some of those killed in the wild fire, we are live in santa rosa with the latest. Reporter the majority of those missing have been found safely but unfortunately the death toll has gone up and its expected to climb. Tonight we learned the names of 10 people that lost their lives to this fire, the majority of them were from the santa rosa area. On that list is, Carol Collins swasey, Lynne Anderson powell of santa rosa, arthur tasman grant of santa rosa, suiko grant, do
Forecast jan archer is sable part of the recent the sun is not up until 7 28 a. M. Temperatures at least 10 degrees below average this afternoon when chose will gird going to to thisis whats wrong it 22 degrees factoring and more like that mid and upper teens. Our height of 40 with a mix of clouds and a slight chance of the snow showers but stress there d is a small snow showers coming in over the lake he may get up passing through or two as we head into the next hour. We have a nice warmup with temperatures back into the 50s and even 60s coming up at that eightday folk forecast. Its you caught up this top stories is looking more and more like its going to be one of the most interesting with the recent history. Dave nethers has more on the governors production. He is outside the q with a convention will be. Governor kaisch] donald trump in behind tenant. Senator ted crews. But the time the gop arrives here the summer things could get completely slipped are hes making the rounds this pa
What are the Biggest Issues in your state . And what an and what are you and your neighbors talking about . Here are the numbers to call you can also find as online send us a tweet by typing c spanwj. State and local governments are on their best financial shape since the recession. Given leeway to cushion the u. S. Economy from federal budget cuts. Here are some other stories in the news. This is from the National Council of state legislatures, which runs up what lawmakers are facing as they enter their session throughout the country. It says, it also looks at corrections costs. Helping america become more energy dependent. And paying for transportation structure, roads, bridges, things like that. Also, educating the workforce. Let us take a listen to one of the governors and what he had the say during this state of the state address. This is the governor of new york talking about new york state. Yes it is hard to reform education. I know the politics of it. I know the problems. I kno
Damage certainly could have been a lot worse. Chp saying that tree saved this house. The chp says this started around 3 00 this morning on highway 101 when officers spotted the car going 80 in a 55 zone. They say they tried to pull the driver over, but the driver took off in an Industrial Park area and flynned around and went in this neighborhood, going around 60, 65 miles an hour. When he tried to make a turn, didnt make it and crashed into the home waking up the family inside. We were all asleep, you know. We heard that noise and the alarm went out and then we have to wake up we wake up and come out. This is what happened. Reporter when we got on scene, the driver of the vehicle was already in the back of the police car. But the passenger was being released and agreed to talk to us. He said they were headed to his house and said this when i asked where they were coming from whereabouts of marin county and essentially, its like, you know, one minute youre doing good and the next thing