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a mysterious light illuminates the bay area sky leaving people wondering what's that hovering over our heads? good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm arrack thomas. if you saw that mysterious light in the sky around 7:30, you weren't alone. >> what is that? it's getting brighter. >> look at that beautiful light. it looks like a black hole has arrived. >> yeah, it is a sight to see. our abc 7 newsroom was unidated with phone calls from concerned bay area residents. viewers sent in videos and images hoping for some notification on the unidentified

flying object. >> well, there's your unidentified flying object identified now as a spacex falcon 9 rocket carrying a satellite that blasted off from vandenberg air force base. military officials say placing the satellite in orbit is the rock's primary purpose but spacex will also try for the first time to bring the malkin first stage back to the landing. it has not done so on the west coast. the satellite is the first of two that will be used for emergency managemnt and land monitoring. and you can check out the rocket images and videos captured by our bay area viewers. just go to our website at abc7news.com. a fast moving fire in salono county scorched thousands of acres. it is 70% contained tonight. >> sky 7 captured a few

buildings going up in flames, but we haven't heard if anyone was hurt. we begin our coverage tonight with abc 7 news report katey utis. >> reporter: high winds and 4,000 acres in a few hours. >> it just jumped the road and kept going. and then there was no stopping it. >> the winds at the top of the ridges are 40 to 50 miles an hour, and it's been very difficult to keep up with the fire spread. >> reporter: roxany and tim evacuated their cattle. they had an ominous feeling before the fire started around 11:00. >> tim, my husband said that darn north wind, i hope there's no fires, and it was like the curse. that did it. we saw the column of smoke go

up, and it built and built and built. >> reporter: firefighters confirm one home and a barn burned as well as some cars. people had to be evacuated from the duck clubs. some 30 people are still sheltered in place island. more than two dozen agencies have assisted with this fire. there will be teams no word yet on the cause of the fire. the landscape is blackened. but people and animals are safe to return home. near susoon city, abc 7 news. >> now, the strong winds drifted the heavy smoke to many parts of the bay area including contra costa county. >> in places like concord people

reported fallen ash, some of it even landing in one man's pool. >> reporter: the thick cloud of smoke from the fire burning in salono county could be seen drifting through parts of the east bay. the strong winds made it easy to see and smell the smoke. >> it was pretty potent. >> reporter: eric captured these images of big chunks of ash that fell into his pool in concord. >> it's just crazy to see how much was in there and how thick it was. >> reporter: the winds strong enough to topple over the patio umbrellas as a brush fire continued to scorch, the smoke spread into parts of alameda county. the fire weather red flag was flying at fire station 24 in oakland hills. fire engines on standby. >> we're getting numerous calls on this drift smoke. we encourage people to reports smell of smoke, at the same time the question we're going to ask are do you see a source or see a fire sph. >> reporter: the thick smell still lingered for several

hours. >> i thought we'd bring the kids out, let them get some fresh air, not so fresh but we're outside. >> reporter: this family didn't mind the burnt stench too much, but in hazy conditions it's better to stay safe. >> the recommendation is don't go outdoors. >> reporter: in concord, abc 7 news. >> so the wind was clearly a problem today. >> yeah, the gusts were fanning the flames and at the same time blowing smoke all the way down to the south bay. so we continue our coverage now with abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma with the weather conditions and when we'll see some relief. >> yeah, dion and erwreck, those winds earlier today were gusting well over 30 miles per hour, pushing that smoke as far south as san jose. the winds right now in our hills still very active at this hour. look at mount diablo right now.

so the winds will still continue tonight. so it's for that fact, that red flag warn, this will continue overnight tonight until 9:00 tomorrow morning. those north winds could gust close to 50 miles an hour. that means fires can easily start and easily spread with these northerly winds. we'll talk about when those winds finally relax and when we'll see return of that fog coming up in that full forecast in a few minutes. a trip to a birthday party turned tragic when a limousine crashed and killed 20 people near albany. state troopers believe the limousine ran a stop sign before it plowed into a parking lot of a restaurant. all 18 of the limoes pses died along with two other adults walking in the parking lot. >> at this point in time we look at everything. we look at the vehicle factors, we look at the roadway.

we look at survival factors. we look at the condition of the drivers, the drivers. we look at the operator itself, the company. we look at everything. we cast a very broad net. >> a relative says the victims in the van included four sisters who were headed to a 30th birthday party for one of the women. local residents have told reporters this is dangerous intersection that has seen many accidents. you may remember a limousine crashed on the san mateo bridge back in 2013 killing five women including a bride to be all celebrating her upcoming wedding. an investigation determined a mechanical failure caused the vehicle to go up in flames trapping the women inside. two years later governor jerry brown signed a law to have limousines have two rear doors and a pop out window in case of fire or another emergency. new at 11:00 arb where baby escaped being hurt after a bicyclist crashed into the infant's car and went through the rear windshield.

abc 7 news was on the embarcadero in san francisco moments after this evening's crash. maur medics checked out the bicyclist along with the baby and another child who had been in the back seat. san francisco police have determined who is to blame for tonight's accident. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, with tomorrow being the anniversary of the deadly north bay wildfires, we have expensive coverage tonight. see the fires through the eyes of those who rushed towards the flames to try to save lives. and here about her heroic act when the fires broke out that helped a ranch that had help her recover with her

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tomorrow marks the first anniversary of the north bay wildfires that killed dozens of people and wiped out thousands of homes. >> the death toll from the fires could have been much worse if thought for the self-less efforts first responders and volunteers in the hard hit city of santa rosa the police were wearing body cameras. >> video from those cameras gives us a window for what it was like for the heroes who stepped up that night. >> literally structure after structure burning. thousands of structures all on fire within a matter of hours. >> reporter: officer orlando is dispatched to one of the city's retirement communities nestled in the burning hills. he arrives to a multitude of helpless faces peering out from the darkness. >> the powers out everywhere, and i remember i walked into the lobby of this facility, and there's just a sea of elderly folks. i kind of at that point said,

all right, what are we supposed to do now? >> reporter: the clock is ticking. the fire has surrounded the facility. >> for anybody to say they weren't scared, lying through your teeth. >> reporter: but with only smaller police and fire vehicles on the scene there's no way he and first responders can get all these people safely evacuated. then a call comes an unlikely cavalry is on the way. santa rosa's bus drivers navigating up the hill. volunteering their services they risk their own lives to evacuate the masses of the stranded and vulnerable. >> the true heroes of that incident were those bus drivers. those guys didn't, and yet that was awesome, and that was just humanity at its best. i just started grabbing people and trying to help them onto the bus as far as possible but as calm as possible, too. hi, ma'am. i'm your escort service.

>> i think there's always a calm amongst the storm, that if you're a voice of reason people tend to resonate towards that. >> grab onto my shoulders like we're dancing, okay? >> i want to treat everybody like i would my family. you know, that lady who's looking at me in the wheelchair could be my mom. how would i want somebody to treat my mom? i want somebody to dance with her. >> once the buses are loaded up, the residents are driven to an evacuation center. behind them a neighboring complex burns to the ground. clayton sandel in santa rosa, california. >> as the north bay fires spread entire neighborhoods were swallowed by flames. take a look at this. this was the in santa rosa before the fire. and this was the same neighborhood when drone view black after block was leveled. fountain grove was one of santa

rosa's hardest hit areas. today little has changed. the burned debris is gone but little else remains. for sale signs dot the neighborhood. signs of change but little signs of recovery. >> among the places hit by last year emphasis north bay wildfires was the tiny sonoma community of glen ellen. >> that's where the gnomes fire described home after home. one of those patients helped save the horses at the height of the fire. >> abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has her story. >> reporter: it's the first time back for this horse, freesia, since that flightening night one year ago when the nuns fire, a fire storm came raging toward her home, a ranch in glen ellen. freesia and dr. velcro are therapy horses owned by dr. rebecca bailee, the psychologist who helped jacee deguard recover

from the trauma of living as a captive for two decades. >> winston churchill said there's something good about the outside of a horse is good for a woman or man. >> reporter: after a call from bailee's daughter. >> very frightened to get a call from your daughter saying, mom, i just drove down the block and there's 20 foot flames on either side. jacee went and got friends of ours to get the horses. and all the other horses left, but these two decided to put us through 24 hours, 36 hours of terror, terror really. >> reporter: the horses were saved. but most everything else was a total loss. the home bailee and her husband shared and the ranch the couple used as act space for bailee's patients, people trying to recover from a traumatic event. >> it was an oasis, and so losing this spot, losing the notion it was even called a

protected space has been horrendous. >> it's taken about a year to hit me. >> reporter: bailee's husband, charles homes, tells us he's still processing all that was lost here. >> it strips things down so all that's left is love and what we care about really. >> reporter: the buildings, the structures that once made up the protected space are gone for now. and though she plans to rebuild, dr. bailee told us after the fire she realized it's not about the place at all. >> and what we've found is the protected space is more about the people that are around to protect the folks that are here than maybe this spot. >> reporter: today they're just visiting but someday soon the horses will return here to live. and bailee and her husband will rebuild their house and the ranch where so many peopleinlyef

>> it's been a year, so everybody's ready to move forward. >> reporter: in glen ellen, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> tomorrow marks one year since the fires. all day long abc 7 news will have special coverage to mark the anniversary. you can watch on-air and online on abc7news.com. so earlier in this newscast we showed you the fires burning in salono county, the winds being a big factor there. let's find out what's going on with those winds tonight. >> yeah, meteorologist drew tuma standing by with that and more. >> unfortunately those winds will remain rather active tonight keeping our fire danger on the high side at least for the next 12veoper 7 showing yous a quiet picture. great visibility from this vantage point, however that camera is shaking, bouncing up and down this hour. i showed you those wind gusts earlier and the gusting 30, 35

miles an hour, and that will continue tonight. a lot of folks who saw smoke earlier today, it's a night tonight, really want to know if they can open up their windows. we're still having issues in the inland east bay and santa clara valley where air quality is on the moderate side right now. what that means if you have respiratory issues like asthma, you can still have some problems because there's lingering smoke in our atmosphere at this hour. look at temperatures right now. it's pretty impressive san francisco at this late hour is still holding of 70 degrees, just indicative of this warm air mass we have over head. oakland at 66. we're at 67 in san jose, 65 in santa rosa. and in fairfield right now it's still warm with the north wind keeping temperatures right around 76 degrees. talk about those winds. tomorrow morning future tracker wind gusts will stop this clock at 5:00 in the morning. and we do expect those winds to be active out of the north gusting at times.

however, as we go throughout the daytime we do expect those winds to really back off. so by monday afternoon you can see across the region 5:00, those winds generally should be less about 15 miles an hour. but those winds are still active tonight, so that red flag warning still in effect essentially for our north bay hills, the east bay hills, the santa cruz mountains where those winds right now are gusting close to 50 miles an hour at times. under a red flag warning, our fire danger is high, that means fires can easily start and easily spread. it will be a windy knight our our hills and also a wild night. it's a big day tomorrow in half moon bay. wave got that famous pumpkin weigh off tomorrow. a nice day along the coast, a lot of sunshine and it will be mi. by 11:00 temperatures already at 60 degrees along our coastline. so tomorrow it will be a warm day with diminishing winds. your 12-hour day planner on your monday, it will be a windy morning first thing. you're going to notice that as you step out the door in the

morning. but as we go throughout the day the winds are going to die down. by 4:00 not nearly as breezy. but it will be a bright and warm day with widespread 70 and 80s. if you like today's temperatures, you're going to love tomorrow's as well. 73 in san francisco, about 82 in son jose, 86 in santa rosa, and fairfield up to about 80 degrees. accuweather forecast, windy day tomorrow, winds diminishing in the afternoon. that'll lessen the fire danger. cooler weather midweek as fog returns, but then it looks like all indications for the upcoming weekend the sun prevails and warm weather comes back and could be breezy once again next saturday. a colorful celebra

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finally played their second home game, unfortunaty they were generous hosts gaving their arizona guests as many turnovers as games played. yes, the last time san francisco had five gave aways september of 2013 in a loss with seattle. also painful a loss with matt brda is wfus,ndhe cardinals turned that into point. david johnson, two yards into the end zo. arizona 14- half. fourth quarter fourth and goal s.j. had two touch down passes. kyle shanahan, he'll take it.

he read it all the way. the 49ers get the ball back. they were down just two points when they did. beathard, this is his second fumble loss. he had four of the five turnovers today. and the 49ers drop to 1 and 4, 28-18 the final. >> it's hard to find how you lost a game, and then it's very easy when you look at the turnover column. having been in part of any game i don't think any people have five turnovers to zero and still win. so we have to improve that drastically to have a chance. >> after a loss like that, it doesn't feel good for anybody. but we're going to stay positive throughout it all, and we've got to move onto the next week. and obviously we'll watch the tape of this one and learn from it, get better from it. but you can't dwell on it. >> stub hub center the chargers temporary home field, the raiders focus was not to not

give up any big plays. oop oops, philip rivers baubled that one. mar taveious bryant fumbled and then l.a. struck again by bay of melvin gordon in a one-way touch down. 173 at the half chargers. derek carr picked in the end zone. that's his third interception while throwing into the end zone, the most in the league. two words, marshawn lynch. chargers go the other way. rivers through for 339 yards and two scores. carr had one touch down pass. it came in garbage time. we're going to show it to you anyway. the raiders also dropped to 1 and 4, 26-10 the final. >> didn't work out. you know, we expected to have a wide open receiver on the play, and obviously that'll be second guessed rightfully so. but shouldn't have made that throw down here but live to hand the ball hauf on the next play,

possibly. >> tuts tough. i wasn't trying to force it or anything like that. but they made a play, and that was the one. did some good things, lot of things to work on, but obviously it does stink. >> this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. and the things the raiders need to work on, they now lead the nfl pwith eigwith eight interce with five games. >> that beast mode down there, why throw that? thank you. well, much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. we'll take you to a special service to honor those who lost their lives during last year's north bay wildfires. and did you miss out on the blue a

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good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, this myst myst mysterious light sparked a lot of concern for abc 7 viewers. turned out it was a space rocket that blasted off from the air force base on the central can he say. the satellite it the first of two that will be used for emergency management and land monitoring. a fast moving wildfire that broke out in salono county this morning has scorched more than

4,500 acres moving quickly from wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour. fire officials say two buildings and a home have been destroyed. so far no reports of any injuries. much of the region is under a red flag warning through tomorrow morning because of the dry, windy conditions. those wind gusts are forcing heavy smoke to drift into many parts of the bay area including contra costa county. concord residents reported falling ash, some of which landed in this man's pool. fire officials say in hazy conditions like these stay inside with your doors and windows closed. it was one year ago tomorrow that the north bay wildfires erupted, flames leveling entire neighborhoods, trapping people with no warning. 44 people were killed. >> now, 22 of those victims were from salono county. cornell bernard went to a service today in santa rosa where those lives were

remembered. ♪ >> reporter: there were prayers for a community still healing the wounds from a deadly fire. >> you are not alone, and you are not forgotten. >> reporter: most everyone who attended this prayer service knew exactly where they were a year ago. >> i could smell the smoke and i knew we were in trouble. >> reporter: her home and church survived. >> the shock and the pain and the fear and the trauma are the same for all of us. we all went through that. >> it was very terrifying. my parents lost their home, and my aunt and uncle lost their home. >> reporter: suzan brown's relatives are rebuilding but not everyone has the means to do so. >> a lot of people were underinsured and so they were unable to rebuild their homes. but for the most part santa rosa is strong. >> reporter: this prayer service

held at the high school where the fire burned parts of the campus. santa rosa fire chief tony gauzener says lessons were learned from the fire. many home owners say there was no warning to evacuate. >> this is gng to be a good day for everyone, to recognize the people we lost and the troubles he had that night and to move forward some some positive reflection. >> reporter: greta king knows santa rosa is healing. >> you never know what you have inside you until you're tested. and we have found out that we love each other. >> reporter: here's a sight that's giving a lot of people hope these days, homes being rebuilt. there's a lot of new construction happening everywhere. the fire department now has ability to send electronic alerts to the entire community in the event of an emergency. in santa rosa, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> meantime people reflected and

remembered the lives lost in last year's wildfires during a twilight ceremony in downtown sonoma. a bell rang 44 times once for each life lost in last year's wildfires. it also included a lighting of the love sculpture to honor the victims and survivors. the flames spread quickly destroying homes and businesses. >> this is what white rock vineyard looked like before the fire and here's drone view 7 showing us after. several homes around the property were also leveled. the winery dates back to the 1970s making it the oldest in california. three generations made it out of the winery safely. when the family returned to the ruins they found their wild stock and dogs survived but lost up to 20% of their inventory.

new buildings are going up, but the houses up the hill are still vacant lots, reminders of how much work still needs to be done. as we said tomorrow marks one year since the fires. all day long abc 7 news will have special coverage to mark the anniversary. you can watch on-air and online at abc7news.com. strike teams from seven northern california counties have positioned themselves to fight fires that may pop up through tomorrow morning. this after the national weather service issued a red flag warning because of high winds. the prepositioning is a direct result of the north bay wildfires that broke out one year ago tomorrow. the state has earmarked $25 million to help local government agencies deliver on the fire fighting resources to at risk areas before the fires break out. >> it's huge. it can be a game changer for us to have all these additional resources preestablished brought together as a strike team is

critical to us. >> strike teams are moving around alameda, contra costa, napa, and counselees depending on where winds are heaviest. thousands lined for fleet week to watch the event's final air show. yep, the blue angels, of course, a favorite of spectators. they also gathered on rooftops across the city to take in the pilot's breathtaking maneuvers. the last week continues tomorrow with ship tours and veterans art exhibit. all information on our website at abc7news.com. >> what's amazing is when they're in that formation you said they're really close, right? >> 18 inches from wind to canopy, i'm told. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a sure sign that halloween is just around the corner. the prizes a reel plump pumpkin

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some giant gourds will be making their debut tomorrow in half moon bay. >> it's the 45th annual safe way championship pumpkin weigh off. look at these things. you need a forklift and a special harness to lift the gourds onto a 5 ton capacity digital scale for judging and weighing. the current record is 2,600 pounds. what is that one and a quarter tons set two years ago in germany. if a grower can break that record they'll get the megaprize of $30,000. >> all i see when i look at that is a lot of pumpkin t'ak us a

week. well, maybe you it'll be a nice morning along the coastline. it is warm. look at san francisco we're at 70 degrees as we approach midnight, so it will be a very warm night. 67 in san jose. part of the reason we're so warm, these winds. the direction they are coming from and how strong they are. they're not coming off the cool ocean water. they're coming off of land, so that's keeping our temperatures elevated right now. but winds you can see gusting 30 to 35 miles an hour. open hills right now gusting about 15. north winds could gust as high as 50 miles an hour. this will last until tomorrow morning, 9:00 in the morning. after 9:00 tomorrow it looks like the winds will finally calm down. with high fire danger it means

flames can easily start and spread. a cooler week before we warm up to finish the weekend. >> it'll also take you about 12 hours to eat all that pie. >> more like one hour. >> you'd run for 12 hours, that's the difference. all right, baseball playoffs going on even while we're talking football. >> i know. it's been fun. it's getting very interesting. as the dodgers thought they had their sear wez the braves wrapped up, not it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's fall sale.

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bases are loaded. walker bueller walked the pitcher on four pitches. score one for atlanta. the next batter ronald acuna, jr., he gets a 3-0 count. this is ball four but it's called a strike, but that's okay because on the next pitch ocuna, not nicky mantel is the youngest player ever to hit a grand slam in the post-season. that put the braves up 5-0. but los angeles starts chippingch the dodgers scored five straight. two of those runs coming off of this bomb by chris taylor in the fifth. dodgers just trailing by one. later in the inning it was former athletic max monthsy, second hem run of the series. ties it up at five. alex wood comes in the sixth, but the first pitch he throws, no doubt about this one, freddie freeman took it on a ride, gave his team the lead. top of the ninth, two outs,

runners on second and third. strike outs bryan doger to end it. the braves survive 6-5. they'll look to even the series tomorrow. how about the other nlds, brewers and rockies. the solo shot gave the brewers a 2-0 lead at that point. sixth inning, he drops the ball on the mound. a balk is called and that allowed a runner to squocore an another to advance. this one allows that run on third to score. like with the a's did, the brewers pitched their relievers and instead of using a starter it worked out. the bull pen giving up just two home runs this post-season. brewers, they're breaking out the bubbly. a will advance to there. >> all i see are guys not afraid

of their stuff, and smashing up against guys and credit. and told the guys we've earned the right to go to the world series. and that's a really special feeling. >> today seattle hosted the undefeated rams. this is classic russell wilson. they actually practiced scramble rules with him and this is result when they do. and the hawks led 31-24 after three quarters. but they wouldn't stop dancing because the rams has this guy named tod girly. d. the rams scored nine in the fourth quarter thatch they go onto win 33-31. they remain perfect at 4 and 0. green bay lost to the lions today by 8 points when they could have won if mason

carouseby didn't miss five, yes five kicks including four field goals. he was 10 of 11 coming into this game. this one is going to be on his minds for a while. packers fall. final round hof the safeway open in napa, he would birdie the 18th hole to get into the clubhouse at 14 under. brant had four bogies on the bag nine, this on 17, hit a tree. he was also a 14 under after 18 holes. kevin tway, one shot back hitting the 18th hole. had this long put for eagle for the win, but just missed. third playoff hole, tway came away with a victory. this is his first on the pga tour. a nice check of $1.2 million. oracles held a practice today.o.

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