structures have been burned. but containment figures up for most of the fires in the north bay. >> closer look on the map here. redwood in mendocino is 50% contained and sonoma sulfur fire 85% contained. >> tubbs and atlas fires around 70%. encouraging to hear. nuns fire about halfway there. 50%. >> nuns fire is burning ridgetops miles away from some of napa valley's most well-known wineries. >> leslie is live from oakville. >> reporter: what is behind me

is terrifying yet reassuring, spectacular and harrowing air assault all day long visible from highway 29 north of oakville grade, south of st. helena. it's getting smoky, hard to tell where the fire is emanating from. attack on the nuns fire occasionally even caused traffic jams along here. along this stretch of highway 29 through the heart of napa valley, six choppers, simultaneous zipped back and forth between reservoirs and burning ridge line, dumping water all day long. >> weird as this is, you feel great. >> happy they're here. >> angels of the sky. >> reporter: family watched from veranda of their home at staglin

family vineyard, just below the fire line. vigilant, hired fire crews to protect their home and property. >> three water trucks, people spraying perimeters, bulldozer made a fire break. had people stay here all week but don't feel safe anymore. >> reporter: they say the fire is creeping closer so also hired a lookout or scout stationed on highway 29 for visual updates. on the hillside itself, it's hard to see the smoke or gauge how the fire is advancing. they moved out all their furniture and artwork, not ordered to evacuate yet but ready. let me emphasize, these wineries and vineyards not in imminent

danger, no evacuations but all danger, no evacuations but all on edge. some tasting rooms like mondavi's are closed, others like staglin's are open. few taste ers, sight seers and people taking pictures of the fire. right now things are secure but could change if wind shifts. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. another tragedy in the north bay wildfires. driver of firefighting water tender was killed after vehicle went off the road near the nuns fire. matt keller has the story. >> reporter: fires in the north bay have been relentlessly destroying homes, businesses and lives. this morning at 6:45, firefighters called to aid one of the helpers working the nuns fire. private water tender driver heading down oakville grade road two miles west of highway 29 in

napa county when the vehicle slid off embankment and flipped on its top. >> this morning we tragically lost a member of the firefighting community. >> reporter: they don't know why he went off road but look into the possibility that fatigue is factor. >> there's been no rest so yes people are getting tired. that is a factor that we're aware of. >> reporter: the nuns fire where this water tender was very much needed continued to be major battle. evacuation advisory in place below where the -- took place. name not released. this will take hours. investigation and cleanup. and also making sure the diesel fuel is cleaned up. abc7 news. in santa rosa, crews continue their cleanup efforts. kotington mobile home park,

crews searching through debris for possible victims. evacuations won't be lifted until they can perform a thorough search. we're learning of a death that may be related to smoke from the wildfires. josh huffner died yesterday. had asthma attack due to smoke from fires and went into cardiac arrest. after four days in hospital, family says he passed away, leaving behind a five-year-old son. flames mostly gone near kenwood and glen ellen but story is far from over. residents had hoped to get home to survey the damage today. >> wayne is live with that part of our coverage. >> reporter: good afternoon. fire battles going on. battle in -- down here, in the areas where the fire has burned. battles where people are trying to get to their homes.

>> highway 12 and -- still closed. >> reporter: part of being a fire victim they don't tell you, counterintuitive battle to return to scene of a nightmare, sift through remains and having to wait a week to do it. >> been here every day trying to get through. >> reporter: hoped would be the day but look at lines? the chp, apoll jettic. >> evacuation lifted but utilities still aren't up. >> reporter: earlier they let cars through but not from eastern side, from the west. debris in the roadway had a lot to do with it. lots left to clear, too dangerous. lo lois understood but she's been through a lot. second time lived in house that burned down. first time was five years old. >> had 80 good years. >> reporter: that, good friends,

is optimism. >> reporter: ever been a longer week in your life? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: another look at highway. roadwork is going on, stopped people from going in. some residents have gotten in, only a few and fire department saying they don't know how they got in, still being held back. tell you about other people who live in this residence and had a they've done for people who haven't got home yet. live, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> fire burning in mendocino is 50% contained. redwood valley fired burned more than 35,000 acres and responsible for eight deaths. all mandatory evacuation orders in the county are lifted and residents allowed back in but some parts remain under evacuation warnings.

firefighters making significant process on the sulfur fire in lake county, 85% contained and all evacuation orders lifted. charred more than 2,200 acres near clearlake oaks. after days of weather not helpful, the weather could help this week. >> looking for rain and talking about air quality. spencer. >> that's true. improving air quality, chance of rain early this week. cooler air coming our way. current wind gusts under ten miles per hour, light right now which is helpful. live view from mt. tam, much cleaner air than last week but still a bit of haze from fires up north. rest of the bay area has moderate quality right now. great improvement. look ahead to thursday, rain is

expected to arrive. onshore flow, cooler, more humid air, gusting 15 miles an hour sore. thursday night, stronger winds but cooler more humid air and some rain. 50% chance thursday, 30% on friday. impact scale, ranks one. storm of light intensity late thursday to early friday. generally light showers but in north bay up to .3 inch of very helpful rainfall. very good news for firefighting and containment effort. new images today of frightening moments when the fire raced through the north bay a week ago last night. >> we got to get out of here. >> road is on fire. >> let's keep going.

get out of the smoke. >> terrifying. two roommates faced inferno driving to safety. barely out alive. posted this video of deputy rescuing disabled woman, carrying her into his car and races to tell others to get out. >> like a fireball, winds so fierce. so fierce. >> and week later, glimpses of hope like this. untouched flag found in all that burned debris. >> we are hearing for first time from the hospital closest to the outbreak of those fires. santa rosa memorial hospital has not only treated badly injured people, delivered 36 babies. three times as many as usual. >> we're so glad to have been here for this time for our families and members of the community. >> we are heartbroken to witness and experience first hand the

devastation level on our community. >> santa rosa memorial emergency department typically sees 700 patients per week. it has treated 1,200 since the fires broke out. stay with us. more to come. air quality continues to be unhealthy because of the fires. could still be a problem for some time. plus -- >> believes that teams passed him over time and again because of his stance. >> colin kaepernick going on the offense over his national anthem protest. and later, protest going

two san francisco police officers went to the hospital after another driver plowed into their patrol car in the sunset district. abc7 was at 37th avenue and moraga street after bmw hit the police car this morning. air bags deployed. paramedics took other driver to the hospital. all three expected to survive. colin kaepernick going on offensive, filed a grievance against the nfl claiming that team owners colluded to deny him a spot on their team because he led the movement to kneel during the national anthem. >> reporter: former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick took a knee last season to call attention to black men kill bid the police. filed a grievance with national football league accusing all 32

owners of conspireing to keep him off the field. more three three dozen quarterbacks signed since he became free agent. claims multiple head coaches expressed interest in signing him only to go silent. >> he believes teams are passed him over time and again because of his stance on the anthem. >> reporter: kaepernick's kneeling created a movement and also a backlash that intensified last month when president trump demand protesting players be fired. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now? out, he's fired! >> reporter: called donald trump a force in collusion keeping himt out of the game. no comment from nfl or white house. >> he needs evidence, something

tangible to show two teams got together or league to say got to keep him out. >> tuesday nfl openers will be considering how to respond when player kneels, links arms or otherwise reacts in the anthem. one of college most successful coaches is out of a job. university of louisville f rick petino. pay to play schemes went public. he says he had no part in crimes alleged in the investigation. pressure on wells fargo. john chun announced extending sanctions against the bank for second year. sprang from allegations that they opened new accounts for customers without their

knowledge. says expanded since the original investigation which he compared to flipping on light switch in bug-infested room. >> few would have expected this one cockroach portended investigation. but in those months, more problems scurried out of the dark corners of wells fargo. from 2 million to 3.5 million. >> the state won't invest in wells fargo securities or use it as broker. fires again. new tool to look at north bay fires. sky7. >> geolocates streets and highways and local handmarks. jonathan bloom joins us from inside sky7 with how it works.

jonathan. >> sky map 7 is what we call this technology, we rolled out about a month ago. allows us to see overlays on top of live images from sky7. showing us what we're looking at. right now, highway 101, one of the major arteries through santa rosa. also some destruction. can zoom in and put overlay to see what we're looking at. many cases buildings are unrecognizable. this is a way to figure out what they were. remains of mcdonald's. massive k-mart that was gutted by the flames. been a lot of interest in sky map 7. wanted to give you a closer look because it's valuable in assessing damage from the fire. so many people wondering what happened to homes and work places. flying over coffey park, one of

the hardest hit by the fire. flames ripped through and so little is left. google earth overlay shows you what it looked like a week ago. recent satellite imagery that shows houses, trees and sidewalks. take that image way, see what's left? absolute devastation. virtually nothing, a few small blocks of houses somewhere spared by flames. can bring in house number overlay. information so many of you have been asking for. dogwood drive, even numbered houses spared, odd side of the block, completely devastated. that's what sky map 7 has proven useful for and we've had interest in it because of its ability to provide you, the viewers with the information as to what happened with homes and

businesses in the fire. we'll continue using this relatively new tool to provide information as we can. find out what happened to your homes and businesses during this fire. jonathan bloom. abc7 news. >> remarkable technology and proud to bring it to you. fires continue to burn in north bay, air quality is bad around the bay area as you know first hand. bay area air quality management district issued another advisory today. this is today around the bay. north and east bay, air quality continuing to be unpredictable until the wildfires are completely out. and airborne ash is expected to affect the fire areas for months. >> one thing that will help alleviate that. >> approaching rain system. cold front coming our way with cooler more humid air and

rainfall. high clouds right now, not rain producing. these are thin, high clouds. move on to live view from rooftop at abc7. sky over the bay, wispy and thin cirrus clouds. warm. 91 in gilroy, 72 at half moon bay. view from mt. tam. still see thin layer of haze and smoke at surface but skies above bluer than they've been. napa, 79. low to mid-80s. this is a better view of lingering haze. forecast, cooler tomorrow. sea breeze returns. winds increase ahead of cold front and good chance of showers. overnight, mostly clear skies.

haze in north bay. low temperatures in mid to upper 40s, low 50s around the bay, mildest air overnight. tomorrow lingering high clouds and haze in north bay. but bright sunny sky with thin high clouds and high temperatures ranging mid-60s at coast to low and mid-70s around the bay and 80s in the warmest inland locations. late wednesday avenue, wind gust animation. onshore flow, cooler and more humid area. increase or intensify going into thursday. 15 to 22-mile-an-hour gusts in most locations in advance of the approaching cold front. storm impact scale. approaching system is

intensity, but must-needed rainfall. north bay could receive up to .3 inch of rainfall. thursday afternoon to night, 11:00, rain pushing into most of the north bay. extend farther inland friday evening and even some snow may fall over the sierra, up to two inches is possible. more concerned about rainfall in the bay area. .1 to .3 across the north bay and other locations under .1 inch. accuweather seven-day forecast. good news weather-wise. cooling kicks in full gear on wednesday. dose of showers thursday and friday. clearing skies over the weekend and temperatures back to summer next monday but before that, appreciate the rain on the way. >> nice to see.

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it's all about disney tonight on the "dancing with the stars." >> george gives us a sneak peek of what you can expect. >> disney night is always one of the most magical of the season. tonight it's disney through the ages. jordan phish errand lindsey arnold take on a song from "moana." >> i'm so excited. haven't danced anything he's sang. his music is incredible. >> argentine tango with pirates of the caribbean tlt theme. fun with the muppets. >> it's the new version,

beautiful waltz. >> rhumba to the little mermaid tlt, quick step to "the lion king" and it's a waltz for these two. >> i get to be snow white. >> what am i? poison apple? >> i'm a deer, maybe a raccoon. >> prince. >> one of the dwarves. >> jazz to disney's upcoming film "koko," her nickname. and fox trot to iconic "when you wish upon a star". >> the theme song every time the star flies over the castle in disney film. homage to disney. >> quick step to "the jungle book" song bear necessities. >> it's bare necessities for a reason, pull out all the stops. going for broke.

>> can't be in jeopardy all the time. >> going bare. >> abc7 news. >> should be a lot of fun. "dancing with the stars" tonight at 8:00 on abc7. warriors defense of second nba title in three years begins tomorrow night. campaign against the houston rockets at coliseum arena. nba season is starting week earlier, part of league effort to reduce the stress of travel and provide players with more recovery time. our players just had lot of travel to china. probably still getting over jet lag. it's not just homes lost in north bay fires, many people lost jobs. >> that story and big thanks for firs

good afternoon once again. now at 5:30, latest headlines on the north bay fires. containment figures are growing with nearly all at or above 50% this afternoon. >> at least 41 people have died since the fires broke out sunday, and sonoma county says just 80 people still reported missing. >> more than 16,000 pg&e

customers without electricity in sonoma and napa counties. utility is working to restore customers' power. >> some of the wildfires are still active and unpredictable. >> and authorities are not taking any chances. want to keep neighborhoods evacuated until they absolutely have to get people back in. >> reporter: today a turning point as we enter day nine of the deadliest wildfire disaster in california history. firefighters throwing everything they've got at fast-moving flames seem to have finally gained the upper hand. >> overall things are feeling optimistic for us. >> reporter: but we're not out of the woods yet. firefighters still working around the clock. some sleeping in two person tents. full containment is weeks away,

but they've started lifting evacuation orders. >> thousands able to return to homes in northern california but for so many, this is the devastation they'll find. >> i honestly drove by my street, didn't recognize where i was. >> reporter: brian's neighborhood on sunday night as home he shared with wife was reduced to ashes. he got to work. with team of volunteers, building sifters. >> couldn't make them fast enough. >> reporter: helping people who lost everything with glimmer of hope. >> i found a rock we collected on a hike. >> reporter: this is just the start. will build back. >> everyone here is builders. that's what we do. day one, start building. >> reporter: is still thick with smoke and firefighters battling active wildfire up that hill but in a bit of good news, weather is finally expected to turn and should be getting rain later this week.

maggie hurley, abc7 news. >> containment has gone up steadily, including two largest, atlas and tubbs fires. >> kristen skze is here with lok at numbers. >> we put together a graphic. atlas, largest wildfire burning in napa and parts of sonoma county. 68% contains. burned 51,000 acres. tubbs is deadliest and raged through santa rosa, 70% contained. nuns fire near the robert mondavi winery is only 50% containment and pocket fire near geyserville is 40% after charring 11,000 acres. oakmont is smallest at 800 acres burned but only 15% contained.

could grow. redwood is 50% contained and burned more than 35,000 acres. sulfur fire is 85% containment after burning more than 2,000 acres. >> cal fire is sending out big thank you today to all the firefighters who traveled hundreds or thousands of miles to help out. officials sent out tweet. thank you to all fire partners from across the united states and australia who came to california and our aid in greatest time of need. crews from 17 states and australia are working the fire lines. most on little sleep like edward misner. he's from oregon. >> something we're prepared to do. >> aid including fire engines on the front lines, all needed to douse the flames.

>> tweeted out this to thank first responders. so grateful to amazing community as we all come together during this time of tragedy. >> help is available for people who lost homes or jobs in santa rosa. people turning up for assistance. >> veronica joins us live. >> reporter: this is day three that resource center has taken over the old "press democrat" building. officials say it's busiest they've seen it, they started bussing people in from evacuation centers. sophie is one of thousands who lost everything in the tubbs fire. >> we have pictures of our house and retaining wall is there. driveway is there, stairs are there. >> reporter: left her home with clothes on her back and her purse. why she got here early before days opened and spent four hours in the resource center.

>> that's not bad when you consider how many thousands of people are homeless. >> reporter: officials expect to serve more than 600 victims today, to get everything from loans to new driver's licenses to unemployment benefits. >> birth certificates if born in sonoma county, marriage certificates if done here. >> reporter: and emotional support. free hugs are a steal. two for the price of one. >> few people gave us hugs. immediate tears. good hug can bring tears to anybody. >> reporter: for some the outpouring of support is giving them new perspective. >> i don't have to clean house this week. >> reporter: says she's finding a reason to laugh because the people here to help gives her a reason to smile. resource center will be open every day the next two weeks. coming up at 6:00, how many

people have lost jobs and one business going extra mile to get them employed. several schools are still closed. napa valley unified set to reopen on wednesday. sonoma county monday and wednesday of next week. sonoma state this wednesday. santa rosa junior college, a week from today. napa valley college had been housing number of fire evacuees, shelders will close and school resume one week from today. just ahead, war of words between president trump and mitch mcconnell appears to be over. >> my relationship with this gentleman is outstanding, has been outstanding. >> change of tune for the two republicans. and social media campaign taking off on the heels of harvey weinstein scandal. two words raising awareness on

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anthem blue cross has a solution. president trump and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell say they're fighting for same thing. >> two spoke in the roesz garden after a scrutinized lunch at white house saying top priority is tax reform. abc reporter genet norman.

>> reporter: show of unity in the rose garden. >> my relationship with this gentleman is outstanding, has been outstanding. >> reporter: previously used twitter to criticize mitch mcconnell for not getting obama repeal and replace bill. and sympathized with former chief strategist steve bannon who vowed to wage war on republicans and mcconnell. >> they are not getting the job done. >> reporter: but a few hours after saying some of the republican party should be ashamed of themselves, changed his tune. >> republican party is very unified. this gentleman is going to get it done before anyone else. >> reporter: contradiction as congress faces daunting to do list.

all of this and need to fund the government and raise the debt >> obviously passing budget, which enables tax reform and tax reduction comes next. >> reporter: president trump says he and mitch mcconnell are closer than ever before and says democrats are extremely unified. slamming them for being what he calls obstructionist. abc7 news washington. live doppler 7 is showing high clouds over the bay area. sun shining through. hazy in north bay and partly cloudy elsewhere. mid-40s to low 50s. lingering high clouds. bright again. mostly sunny. low 80s in the warmest inland locations. rain is on the way, coming in on thursday. much-needed rainfall.

this system is one, light intensity, mainly light showers but north bay which needs rain could see up to .3 inch from this system. that's the good news. accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler pattern, sea breeze, cooler more humid air off the ocean. wind thursday to friday morning and bright sunny skies for the weekend. good weather news finally. >> looks beautiful for the weekend. plea from firefighters to keep unauthorized drones grounded. already been at least one person arrested. michael finney, getting a lot of questions if you are in your home or business and you smell gas, your first step is to get out, travel to a safe distance until you can't smell the gas anymore and then call 911. the first responders will come out and they'll make it safe for you and your community.

if youdon't touch it,downed keep everyone back. call 911 immediately. the fire department will respond with law enforcement and pg&e to figure out what the issue is to keep you safe and there are no hazards to the public. ♪ a friend of president trump is coming to the rescue of the weinstein company. today film studio announced a finance deal with colony capital. private equity firm owned by tom barrack, rumored as possible candidate for white house chief of staff as company's board fired cofounder harvey weinstein over sexual assault and harassment allegations. >> meantime the #metoo is

trending on social media in the wake of the scandal. sweeping twitter and instagram with stories from anyone ever sexually harassed or assaulted. >> started after actress alyssa milano put out a call on twitter to expose the scale of sexual assault. if you've been sexually harassed or assaulted write me too as reply to the tweet. overwhelming. tens of thousands responded. celebrities. debra messing and anna paquin simply replaying me too. and others, rosario dawson, too pervasive. me too. at the same time as academy of motion pictures arts and sciences announced weinstein had been thrown out of the

organization after emergency meeting. >> lot of people are saying is this like gun control, lot of talk and then go away? it feels like it's going to change. really think right now going to be people looking at behavior, anybody who engages in anything like harvey, set a very high bar unfortunately will think twice. >> and women feel empowered. >> that's the key point. >> weinstein only second member ever to be kicked out of the academy. abc7 news. cal fire is pleading with people to leave their drones at home while they're fighting fires. petaluma police arrested 24-year-old nestor rodriguez for flying his drone over the petaluma airport and close to the cal fire helicopters. that's no-fly area. helicopters grounded for nine critical minutes. >> we can't have drones in the

temporary flight restricted area. if you fly, we cannot. >> last week abc7's drone view 7 got permission to fly over it. continuing to ask unauthorized drones to stay out of the fire areas. time for ask finney. michael finney is here to answer your questions from facebook, twitter and e-mail. >> when fire victims rebuild their homes will taxes increase to full value of the home? is there any way to keep old assessment. >> you're thinking ahead. great news for you. state law that allows you to keep property 13 assessment. and low taxes that come with it. you must have at least $10,000 in damage and your county must have a firm estate law but i believe all the counties in wine country have done so.

another important provision you should know about. property gets reassessed from the day it burned down to what it's worth right now. you pay lower taxes in rebuilding process. none of this is automatic. i know. you must file paperwork. check with county assessor. >> that's great. >> next one is great question. we have a house for rent in novato, getting contacted, are these legitimate? >> i've got to tell you, you're going to hear -- if you have a rental house right now, you're going to hear from allo lot of agencies like this. good bad, fake. dr -- an, i don't know what them.

before signing contract, if you've been successful on your own, consider doing what you've been doing. any additional players could be a cut to bottom line. hearing from temporary housing offense for insurance companies, that's why she's hearing from them now. if you have a problem. as you know, when our neighbors are in need, abc7 shows up. i'll be at north bay evacuation centers to help people affected by wildfires. come to us at sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa. for list of all the locations i'm going to visiting, abc7news.com/7onyourside. napa county officials say the generosity they're seeing is overwhelming. shelters overwhelmed with food and clothing donations, so much so, no longer accepted.

suggest donating $25 gift cards from visa or master card as substitute. amazed by generosity, remind us more will be needed when people get back into homes. >> can text to red cross, text the word redcross to 90999. or call the number to volunter. 707-577-7600. after the break, baseball fan who left everything in the fire. >> remember when i hit over the apple trees? >> a's going to bat for young fan who lost his favorite memorabilia. new at 5:00 -- >> inclination is want to help. don't know any other way. >> no matter what, new normal is

keep fighting. >> spending shutdown, impact on tourism on the bay area because of the wildfires and how astronomers strike

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at 11:00. heartbreaking letter athletics after the fires. story from santa rosa. >> there was my room. >> reporter: before fire destroyed their home, would drink milkshakes and play catch. >> remember when i hit the ball over the apple tree? >> breaks my heart. he's not going to be back here screaming and yelling, home runs over the fence with the whiffle ball to the neighbors. >> a's are my favorite team. >> reporter: had a collection of a's memorabilia, the fire destroyed them all. wrote a letter to the team. >> cards, 17 jerseys and 10 hats. >> reporter: quickly catching our attention, abc7 news alerted

the team's president who vowed to help. meeting set up for later this week that should include a few surprises. >> reporter: how does it make you feel? >> happy. >> reporter: to the fan who knows favorite player's stance and every announcers call. >> that baby is gone! >> reporter: no doubt lorne and his dad have plenty of games left in them. no fire can burn a father and son's love for the game. in santa rosa, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> he's on the way to rebuilding. a's reached out to fans on twitter, if you would like to donate memorabilia to our pal loren, we'll get it to him.

abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. we'll be ready when they need us. >> army of firefighters starts to gain upper hand in north bay but not before death toll rises yet again. this one hits fire crews hard. significant evacuation orders are lifting but residents finding they have nothing to return to. >> we lost everything, no sense of focusing on grieving when so much to be done to move forward. many. we're happy to be here to provide that service and comfort. >> first few hours had five doctors come in that weren't scheduled. knew when this happened they should be in the emergency department. >> health care professionals talking about caring for a tidal wave of patients in the first hours after the fires broke out.

and new video of the mad rush to evacuate hospital in santa rosa one week ago. firefighters get handle on the flames and many residents allowed back home. >> cautiously optimistic. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us as recovery effort continues, so does better news. evacuees in parts of mendocino, sonoma, napa and lake counties were allowed to go home today. >> more than 16,000 pg&e customers still in the dark. containment figures. largest is atlas. nearly 70% contained. >> increased containment on fires in mendocino and lake counties as well. number of fatalities up to 42. including this 27-year-old man from santa rosa. >>