live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> a killer on the loose in the east bay. it happened while a family, including a child, left in the house. the search for that expected killer has been going on for hours. police say a man was shot and killed in that home earlier this morning. the suspect took off on bicycle. >> ridgy, the corner is here, and police detectives are in the home continuing their investigation. they say this does not appear to be a random shooting, but they don't have a lot of information

on the suspect. >> between 12 and 1230 there fsz some gunshots. >> it is something this area is not used to. police say a 56-year-old man was shot to death in this home where he was renting a room. the family with at least one child was in the home, they were asleep at the time of the shooting. >> he said that he saw a male leaving the general area of the front door of the residence and get on to a bicycle and pedal away. >> we have a tracking dog and drones with some technology to detect heat, but we were unsusf.

>>. >> a close nit community now trying to figure out who killed one of their own. >> we have been here for ten years and it is pretty quiet, man, most of the neighbors all know each other. th hee here for years. >> and this type of violence is rare here. reporting live in fremont, matt keller. >> now developing news in the north bay. the fire started at 11:00 yesterday morning, high winds ripped the fire across 3,000 acres in just a few hours. one home and a bar burned as well as some cars. >> my husband said that darn north wind, hope there is no

he columbud.t was likers >> the fire is 70% contained. strike teams are also available should there be any flair ups. no word yet on the cause of the fire. we want to talk about air quality, i could smell it overnight and it looks like it is continues throughout the day. >> it is still out there and the breezes that are continuing also. if you weren't with us this morning or you have not been checking social media, the red flag warning was extended to 5:00. it is below wind advisory criteria, but here you go, the red is still out there for all of the same areas we had during the weekend. high fire danger above 15 o 00

feet. you see it looks much cleaner, the firefighters getting arold of that fire. let's look at that average, and if any fires do flair up, they will spread quickly, they could make this turn the other way. >> thank you, now we want to talk about a some ber anniversary. flames destroyed entire neighborhoods. in all 44 people were killed. officials say that incident reports show the three biggest fires started within 15 minutes of each other. by midnight, fires also burned in mendicino and lake counties.

moans will take place today for victims. the event starts at 4:00 p.m. with a public art expression. you will be able to use chalk to draw on the sidewalks around courthouse square if will include a bell ringing to remember those who lost their lives in the fire. the nuns fire came veryame e close to a vine yard. abc 7 news reporter is live at the zagland family vineyard with a look at business a year later. >> i was here a year hillside on fire, it looked so ominous. what a difference a year makes.

>> no smoke and blue skies where they just started to harvest grapes a few years ago. >> they say the dry weather and the high winds over the weekend were eary as everyone here thinks back to a year ago. >> last year was very surreal. it was unlike anything we have experienced before. it put what's is important at top of life from the games. >> they took action. they called the air drops angels of the sky as their insurance company brought in private fire crews to protect the 70 acre property, the tasting room, and their private residence. the home famously featured in the movie "the parent trap."

everybody here is reliant on tour im. so we're seeing that which is great. >> will people look at that 2017 bottle of wine their about to open and look at them differently? >> we just tasted through them and tasted them and the wines we brought in after the wire shows no sense of smoke smoke smoke hopely it will be a remembrance to be thankful for w everyone here says they're focused on the future, and they will not forget last year. >> i don't think any of us could, thank you. >> abc 7 nice is devoited live coverage throughout the day.

abc 7 nice.com. until 11:15 this morning, trains will slow to 11 miles per hour. it will broadcast an alert to customers to test a realtime shake alert warning. they will announce details about the newest version of shake alert. serious delays are not expected in this brief slow down. much more ahead, it is one year minute." building a playground. >> i love it. >> it's time to let him play.

on this first anniversary of the fire storms that swept through santa rosa, many people simply did not take evacuation orders seriously. looking forward, that is a problem with can all solve, we have video fra body cameras worn by police officers from the night of the fire showing why preparation is critical. >> a treacherous race against time to evacuate the city of santa rosa as the fire engulfs it. >> i never thought i would en

encounter a fire like this. >> the daunting and kpautive task of running hot to house to bang on doors and hope to wake people up as the sky around them beginning to glow orngs. >> i would run up to the house, yell police, fire is coming, move on. >> i expected the urgency from people to be more. it is time to go right now, i'm leaving -- >> your family is in there? >> go get them. >> i don't think people realized the magnitude of what was happening in the moment. we were finding residents asleep. we were finding people still in their homes. people unsure of what to do. >> hello.

what's your plan? >> just in here with a hose. >> you're going to fight it su? >>e anyone else with you. >> me and my wife are the only ones here. >> do you want me get my wife out. where are we going to go? >> my thinking at the time is i don't know what the fire will be like. >> you have to get out of here right now. >> i'm leaving to go save myself and other people. >> the man and his wife fled as the flame approached their house, they would lose everything. >> just gives you goose bumps watching that. police remind everyone to make fire evacuation plans right now. we have great tips to help you get ready. we're devoting live team coverage throughout the day one day later. you see a team of reporters and ancho anchors.

how the fires have changed the lives of so many people. join us throughout the day on air, younl, as we look back and look ahead. >> now to a developing story out of new york, the first look at people who were involved in that deadly limousine crash. 20 people were killed during a 30th birthday celebration. several family members died like the four women in the video. one of the women was with her husband who just got married earlier this year. the stretch ford excursion barrelled through a intersection and into a ditch. >> happening today, a ceremony will take place at the white house to mark the nomination of brett ka vanaugh to the supreme court. they will consider arguments in several cases like they

jailing undocumented immigrants, and a lawsuit against the navy files by sailors affected by asbestos. he is the first justice to have an all female staff. >> new at 11:00, the dat dat dat people who were hacked on google. the journal also reports google new about the breach, but did not go public with it because they feared additional regulations from lawmakers. google says they found no evidence of data misuse. the company is planning to shut down the social network permanently. before and after, we continue our coverage of the wild fires one year later, the

progress in one of the hardest hit areas. >> i want to show you the conditions that we're dealing with today, it looks gorgeous from emoryville. now i do have a cooling trend before the threat of warm

and we continue our coverage of the north bay wild fires one year later. it wiped out entire neighborhoods in just minutes. drone view 7 flew above above and after.

>> this is fountain grove village in santa rosa, and here is what it looked like after. the village was the center of a thriving neighbor. dozens of houses and condos near by were levelled. among the businesses destroyed, a market, restaurant, and more. the rest has been cleared and the near by neighborhood is just starting to show signs of recovery. >> that was jessica castro. stay with abc 7 news for extended live team coverage today. we look at how communities in the north bay are still recovering from the devastation and the lessons they have learned. you can watch on air and online on abc 7 news.com one one oneo reasons there is that the neighborhood was full of more custom homes, that takes longer

to design and make decisions about. they also have had contaminated water there since the fire, and hopefully it is coming back online in the next few weeks. >> and it will not be the same, the trees and vegetation is gone, it looked like a barn wasteland. it is not ever going to feel the same. >> some people decided it won't be the same so they won't come wac, it will change completely. >> i just remember us coming in and we barely went up stairs in the news room. the winds were so strong year. we still do have a fire danger, it is important. the red flag winds are still going. the fire danger continues and it

is so bone dry out there. that's why places like san diego are pushing towards 80 degrees and temperatures everywhere are warmer now than they were last time. lest see where that leaves we have 65 at half moon bay where they're measuring the big gourds today. the 45th annual weight off. let's talk about what is going on from sutro tower. beautiful day on the bay bridge. a nasty breed out there, the breeze is relaxing but the highs are still warm. it will come back the next couple days, but once it reverses, we are building warmt and high fire danger. you're going to see a lot of 8 8

we have mid 70s to 80s. and then as we get towards 4:00 and 5:00, it will go down to the low 60s. we will have low to mid 80s in the north bay. it was like 70 all morning, 79 in richmond and berkeley. the east bay valleys are warmer. let's look at how the rest of the daybreaks down with my 12 hour planner. then we are near 80 around the bay. notice the temperature dropping at the coast. 50s and low 60s at midnight, a cooler morning for tomorrow. i want to show you hurricane michael going over the western tip of cuba. it goes right up to panama city.

it will come through about midday, maybe late afternoon. wednesday, posastr w mreas that uthing. flooded possibly flood again. >> that will be interesting for those folks there. >> all right, we will be right back. minute." building a playground. >> i love it. >> it's time to let him play.

this is the launch of a space x launch from the coast caused quite the commotion in the bay area. >> what is that? it is getting brighter. >> look at that beautiful light. it looks like a black hole. >> -- surreal. were were inundated with phone calls. i know a lot of you were wondering what it was, it was a falcon 9 rocket. it was carrying a sat light into orbit. space x very interested in getting the rockets to come back to earth as well.

>> they did this for a different country. >> yeah, nice, i think we put out a push alert knowing it was going to happen as well. >> if it is et, we will let you know. >> yes, from all of us at abc 7 news, have a great day. >> it takes a village, a community, and more than two parents to raise a family with special needs. >> it is an amazing program for kids to be in a very protected vierkt and they goat have so much fun.

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