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are picking up. >> they are. i want to show you current winds. they are strongest through parts of north bay. napa gusting to 35 miles per hour. fair field 38 miles per hour. we see strong gusts in the east bay. oakland and hayward and concord. over 35 miles per hour. if we go to the higher elevation it's stronger than that. check out mount hood. gusts up to 60 miles per hour. these are the drying northeast winds. the wind advisory in effect until tomorrow. at 11:00. gusts up to 70 miles per hour. in some of the higher elevations. watch out for the possible down trees and of course the power outages. peek winds will be hitting over the next couple hours. >> sounds good. thank you. the high winds have forced pg&e to shut off power to 631,000 customers across northern california. >> this event is by the far the

largest we have experienced this year. the most extreme weather. >> we're entering a significant risk period. we're doing everything we can to reduce the risk of wild fire. >> all of that means turning off the pour. pg&e predicts 106,000 customers in the bay area will lose power by the time the process is pleat. expected in an hour or so. they have posted this map on the web site. you can see each of the purple triangles marks a location of a public safety power shut off. the north bay was the first where it was cut tonight. some people are frus at a timed after they lost power sooner than expected. >> live now from glen. where it looks like the power has been shut off there too. >> it certainly has. the winds have died doin in the

last 20 to 30 minutes. one hour ago it was a different story. leaves were blowing all over the place. we have used every light we have to focus on this tree. the branchs were whipping around every which angle. a different story now. 30 minutes makes a difference. however there are major concerns coming from business owners. >> total darkness in the town. the public safety power shut off is in effect. the winds can be felt. the impact whipping tree branchs and flags. restaurant owners are angry for what happened midafternoon sunday. >> at 3:00 boom power went out an hour before it was supposed to. it was really disappointing. we needed that time. >> i don't know if they saw winds coming early. and they chose to shut down.

it was frustrating. >> there are dirty dishes in the dark because when the power went out so did any use of well water. those from pg&e say that of the more than 24 how outages, around 1,400 are due to weather. and likely high winds that caused an early outage. they are now just hoping they don't lose what's on ice in the freezing. >> a couple weeks ago we lost all the food in there. it was probably over 15, $20,000. >> many residents have generators and are using them to power refrigerators. many are growing frustrated over another shut off. >> it's getting awful tiring. going through this. it's getting awful tiring and i have lived here all my life i haven't seen anything like this. in the last three years.

>> everything is just so much harder right now because of the covid-19. and fires. and power outages and it's just everybody is saying i can't wait for 20 to be over. 2020 to be over. to 2021 won't be much better. >> out here live specifically the town. you are only to see this house because some of the lights from our truck. we pan off that house and onto where i'm standing, i'm on the side of the roadway. it is completely dark. the power here is out. likely not coming back until late tuesday. >> just fraction of the 361,000 customers across northern california. in the east bay the fire

district put out a detailed map showing the areas it believes are at the highest risk to see fire. you can see them in orange. there's a stretch from richmond. and another one in highway 24. that covering lafayette. on top of the potential for fire, there are planned power outages in contra costa county as well as the oakland hills. according to pg&e, this area won't be getting it electricity until perhaps tomorrow night at the earliest. our coverage continues. in downtown lafayette. >> as you can see the wind is picking up here. this is the reality of 200,000 pg&e customers. the only light shining in this intersection is from our camera. i'll give you perspective as to what 17,000 residents are experiencing tonight.

>> the type of night projected. dark one. >> i received an alert i maybe subject to power outage. >> over 17,000 residents lost power. since 8:00 p.m. this gas station had to close. traffic lights are also out. resident got the notification. >> do you have a plan? >> booked a flight to fly home tomorrow. >> pg&e says it's likely to last two days. this college student is not taking any chances. >> just because for school, i need wi-fi. >> the fire protection district is staging crews in fire prone areas. >> the fires have accrued this summer. this is one of the most dangerous times of the year. >> resources are ready to respond. helicopters equipped with a

medical response team. and a fire bucket to create a line of defense ahead of the ground crew. >> we call it dipping. we dip into the water and fly over the fire kp drop the water. >> both crew members have to agree it's safe to fly. if that's the case, they have to brng light. >> they are monitoring the weather conditions. as they gear up for deployment in the morning. in case of fire. >> it's very high wind offshore. on shore we're doing okay. there's a little bit of high wipd coming down through redding sacramento. >> the public safety power shut off was projected to begin at 8:00 p.m. some lost power about an hour ago. if you are in the fire prone areas and receive a notification but have power, make sure to charge your phone just to be red dichlt -- ready.

>> thanks to you. pg&e has set up more than 100 daytime community resource centers across the state. during the power outage. this within opened at 8:00 a.m. today. all the centers provide bathrooms and hand washing stations and medical equipment. wi-fi is available. you will be able to charge your phone and laptop. bottled water and snacks are available. indoor centers off air-conditioning or heating. seating and ice. some will have vehicle charging. they close at 10:00 p.m. are open at 8:00 a.m. >> oakland schools are keeping an eye on the forecast. the nams of the schools. that could be impacted by the shut off. there are 12 in total. we reached out to the district for updates and haven't heard back. if the power does go out at students homes they can do work offline and report it back to

their teachers. >> hotel in berkeley opening to people who are fleeing from the fire zone. it was closed this weekend due to slow business. people looking for a safe place to stay began calling for reservations. they decided to reopen. it's offering a special $90 rate for evacuees. and six people have reservations tonight. it started with a phone callne >> are you willing to open up for people who might be evacuating? we immediately said yes. it's something we wanted to do for the community. and if ever there was a time the community needs to stick together it's now. >> the owner says they will stay open for as long as people need a place to stay. >> be sure to stay with us for the latest on the wind event and public safety shut off. get the latest up dates on the news app. and watch a special early

edition of the news. at 4:30 a.m. >> we are following other news tonight. has the white house tapped out on getting control of the pandemic? the statement from president trump chief of staff. and it started as man hunt pr one suspect. ending with another man being shot by police in the east bay. we'll explain the chain of events. all eyes on this potentially dangerous weather situation. unfolding in the bay area. a lo with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious.

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of martin luther king, jr. way. police issued an alert advise r residents to avoid the area. gunfire from officers during a man hunt have left a man in critical condition. not far from the high school. police were trying to pull over a driver for traffic violation. he took police on a chase and escaped by running from his car. two officers in uniform then returned to the area in an unmarked car to search for him and say an unrelated car pulled up behind them. officers say they fired after the driver pointed a gun in their direction. a neighbor said had saw the man after he was shot. >> i saw the police. there was a guy on the ground with a gun in his hand and the police were telling him get your hands up. >> police tell us the man who was shot was noft the original suspect. he's 43 year-old and lives in the neighborhood. where the shooting happened. >> a driver is accused of intentionally hitting a

firefighter. earlier this morning fire crews were at a shopping center parking lot. on a medical call. police say he began asking them questions. investigators say he was asked to leave. got into his car and drove toward the firefighters and hit one. he was subsequently arrested. he has a prior conviction and had a loaded gun in his car. the firefighter was not seriously hurt the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. starting with california. the state has had more than 898,000 cases. nationwide there have been more than 8.6 million cases. and a tragic news milestone today. according to to data. u.s. surpassed 225,000 deaths from covid-19. this morning the presidnt chief of staff had this prediction on state of the union. >> we're thot going to control the pandemic.

we'll control the fact we get vaccines. therapeutics and mitigation. >> why? >> it's a contagious virus. like the flu. >> why not make efforts to c contain it? >> we are. >> europe is trying to ward off a second wave. italy the latest to impose restrictions. >> turning back to the weather. watching winds very closely. as they move in. really picking up speed. >> they will. the next few hours wel see the strongest winds. partly cloudy all around the bay. and the winds have certainly picked up. gusting to 38 miles per hour in fair field. 39 in hayward. 37 in oakland. it's breezy in san francisco. 29 miles per hour. we have live camera shot looking down at city hall. in red, white ask blue to

encourage people to vote. san francisco 63. notice the camera bouncing around from the wind. oakland 67. san jose 59. as well as half-moon bay. wind advisory in effect until 11:00 tomorrow. again the strongest winds will be happening in the next few hours. dry northeast flow gusts up to 15 miles per hour. and 70 miles per hour at the peak. lookout for possible downed trees and debris. the wind gusts forecast animation by 1:00 tomorrow morning. you'll notice it picks up over night and into tomorrow morning. it starts to die down around the bay. stronger through parts of the north bay. and the afternoon it will turn into breezy conditions. there's a red flag warning in effect for the higher elevations. until tuesday. 5:00. for the lower elevation the red

flag warning will expire tomorrow morning midday. we have the strong gus 'tis winds and dry air flow. land breeze will mean humidity will be dropping to single digits. that is bringing us the extreme fire weather conditions. i want to show you the animation. by tomorrow afternoon, notice it will be desert dry. lots of single digits in parts of the north bay and east bay. humidity closer to 20%. there's a gale warning for the bay. through tomorrow morning. with winds gusting up to 15 knots. if you're driving across the bridges tonight or tomorrow morning you want both hands on the wheel. you will feel the car move. lows tonight dropping into the 50s. along the coast.

and even some 40s through parts of the north bay. tomorrow highs with plenty of sunshine. and winds taper off notice temperatures mostly in the 70s. except at the beaches. we can see upper 60s half-moon bay. san francisco 74. mid-70s. and warmest spots in the upper 70s. check out the 7-day forecast. a lot going on. red flag warning in effect. for the north bay mountains and hills through tuesday. winds die down we'll have sunshine. and warm up. mornin mornings will be cold and chilly. dropping into the 30s. 40s around the bay. halloween is on saturday. mild day with partly cloudy skies. turn your clocks back an hour. daylight savings ends sunday. >> hard to believe.

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interceptions. snagged that one. the niners defense is getting back into form. on that drive give to to juice. he's going to spike it. final minute of the first half. wilson again. 16 yards out this time. his second of the day. niners had 300 yards of offense at half. third time a belichick coached team allowed that much. third quarter. wilson how about third time. the defender lands on his ankle. it's sprain. he left the game. bay area native edelman doesn't want to look at the tape or ipad. the 27 point margin largest patriots loss at home in the belichick era. >> i obviously want to come here and get a win. it didn't matter if we won by one or 100. just get the win. that was the mind set. we have to keep the mipd mind

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first world series since 1988 on tuesday. >> the bay area on high alert tonight with the winds picking up and power being shut off because of the potential rifb of wild fire. we'll look at what people are doing to stay safe. >> with the candidates busy on the campaign trail, there are eye opening numbers.

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once again good evening. in tonight's had had lines weather forecasters say we're about to see the highest wild

fire risk so far this year. pg&e shutting off power to hundreds of thousands of customers in parts of 36 counties. the utility says the extreme fire conditions pose an increase risk for damage to the electric system that has the potential to ignite fire. >> over 17,000 people have lost power in contra costa. a gas station forced to close and the traffic lights are also out. pg&e says they won't see the power restored until tomorrow night at the soonest. >> in the north bay more than 50,000 people lost electricity. it went off sooner than expected. >> people were racing to get ready and protect their property. >> she had friends come by to help her cut the trees arpd her house.

>> i'm worried especially with the winds. if there's another fire all this brush that's been accumulating tr 20 years. might catch fire. because of the wind. >> her house was spared from the glass fire. and later tonight she'll likely be without power. >> it's it's true they'll have high wind. i'd rather have the power off than fire. >> he says crews have been prestaffed and prepositioned so if a fire breaks out it can quickly respond in effort to keep the fire from spreading. the big concern is the wind blowing into the populated valley bele. and reaching the areas that burned in 2017. >> the tubs fire has had three years of regrowth. there's a lot of seasonal grass and brush that's regrown. and that area remains a concern. >> because pg&e has reduced the number of customers who will have power cut. it means more energized lines

which can pose an additional risk. >> part of the planning is knowing a good part of the city will remain energized and that will have us on high alert. there's potential that we could have fire as a result of live power lines to the valley floor. >> they spent the week clearing their yard, garage and attic. they say it's been a tough season. >> we're exhausted. today i spent cutting down more grasses, raking up more leaves. it's just overwhelming. >> fire officials say anybody who feels unsafe should attempt to relocate for the next two days. >> fair fax road closed because of fire danger. shut down between highway 1. until tomorrow morning.

evacuation ordered the road will be reopened. >> ew development with the pope fire in napa county. cal fire said the wild fire is fully contained. it started friday and grew to 60 acres. because of the high fire danger crews will remain at the scene. for the next few days to make sure there are no flare ups. >> with the election just nine days away. early voting open in all 50 states. the candidates are doing a mad dash to hit all the battleground states. over the weekend five people in vice president pences circle tested positive for covid-19. pence tested negative and continued to campaign. >> vice president pence is back on the campaign trail. despite a covid-19 out break among his staff. >> we're standing out in the rain. for one reason. one reason only.

that is the north carolina and america need four more years of president trump in the white house. >> his chief of staff and four others in his circle tested positive for covid-19 over the weekend. pence office says he will maintain schedule with the cdc guidelines. for essential personal nel. kamala harris criticized her opponent who is the head of the white house coronavirus task force. >> we have modelled the right and good behavior. they should take our lead. >> unprecedented 58 million ballots have been cast. nearly 43% of the total votes counted in 2016. this florida one of the biggest battleground states former president obama blasted donald trump. > he isn't going to suddenly protect us. he can't even take the basic steps to protect himself. >> trump and biden zero in on pennsylvania. >> remember that great victory we had.

>> trump won the state by 44,000 votes in 2016. now he's down by 6%. trying to make up ground. some 2016 trump voters say they are jumping ship. >> joe biden. i don't know how you can support him anymore. >> others are still supportive of the president. >> things he brings up are exactly what me and my friend talk about in the kitchen. he's spot on. >> >> more than through the streets of l.a. on horse back today. to encourage people to vote in the upcoming election. as you can imagine it was quite a sight. the black cowboys wore leather jackets and hats as they delivered votes to the ballot box. they get their name from the ranch in compton. in south central l.a. a place strong bond are built

through young black men and women through care of horses. >> a stark contrast in new york city. protesters clashed in times square. fmp had gatherede arrested.ru for a rally. and a group of counter protesters showed up. numerous fights and one person on a stretcher. >> the senate is expected to confirm judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court tomorrow. senators met in a rare weekend session to debate the nomination. the senate voted largely alistenialong party lines. >> this nomination forward. and colleagues by tomorrow night, we'll have a new member of the united states supreme court. >> nearly every republican in this chamber led by the majority leader. 40 years ago refused to even consider the supreme court nomination of a democratic president. my colleagues, there's no

escaping this glaring hypocrisy. >> the senate will reconvene tomorrow to hold the final vote. eight days before the election. >> firefighters to the rescue. a young die hard giants fan lost a prized collection. in the creek fire that is burning near fresno. how firefighters have stepped up to the plate to replace it. >> wind are gusting up to 69 miles per hour. even 43 miles per hour in the oakland hills. i'll show you the forecast of the wind projection. and wh

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president trump and first lady played host to trick or treaters at the white house today. the it was all lit up for the occasion. with even spooky music to set the mood. super-heros and skeletons and a minny version of the trumps themss were greeted by the

president and mrs. trump. from a distance. the event was scaled back because of the coronavirus. the trumps handed out candy to the costume kids in past years. >> cal fire crews stepped up to help a young giants fan who baseball cards went up in smoke in the creek fire. nine year-old had been collecting baseball cards for two years. she's part of the group of kids who lost their homes and hundreds of cards. >> i'm a huge fan. my favorite was buster posey. >> crews are leading the step up to the plait plate campaign. to rebuild the collection. >> the questions the kids asked were what about my baseball cards. this is near and dear to our heart. to help them out and replace the cards. >> isn't that sweet. there has been an overwhelming

response across the central valley. donations can be dropped off at any cal fire station. >> we needed good news like this. >> yeah. it's always nice to hear the stories. we're dealing with very strong winds. especially in oakland. gusts now. 58 miles per hour. the area in purple there. the strongest wind. wind advisory continues until midday tomorrow. gusts up to 70 miles per hour. watch out for possible downed trees and debris. and of course power outages. wind gusts animation. over the next few hours we expect to see the strongest winds. 8:00 tomorrow morning it will be strong. but not quite as windy as over night hours and it starts to die down midday. turning into breezy conditions in the afternoon. those wind will be strong in the higher elevation. that's why the red flag warning extends through tuesday. for tomorrow the coast and lower elevations does expire at 11:00

tomorrow. we have red flag extreme fire danger through tuesday. and chilly mornings ahead with sunshine and warmer temperatures. and a treat for halloween. turn your clocks back an hour. fall back. daylight savings ends sunday. >> all right. thank you. another thrilling sunday on the football field. >> coming up. could brady and the bucks hit the jackpot in las vegas. favorite holiday. everything number

happy national tight ends day to all those that observe. this is a holiday for 49ers tight end who takes this to

heart. garoppolo came up with the idea in 2018. they got wind of it. and celebrated last season. the final sunday in october. he caught five passes. he had a cool shirt on as well. and the running game with great blocking as usual. a team san francisco dominated. 197 of the total 467 yards that came on the ground. here's the man of the hour. for his break down of the day. >> national tight end day. the niners are 2-0 on national tight end day. last year against carolina. so the it's good for the niners. our whole team em bodies it. play fast and fun. be physical. >> pride of san mateo. in las vegas taking on the raiders. he find rob gronkowski.

tied for the second most in history. making his 100th career start. national tight ends day. remember that. raiders down. car, back to pass. off the hand. making the pick. momentum shifts. he was shaken up. bucks score two touch downs in 42 seconds to take control. brady throws four scores. all time passing lead over brees for now. raiders are 3-3 over all. >> i'm not making any excuses. we didn't get enough pass ruch today. if you let brady stand back and survey the field. he's proven for 20 years. he's still one of the best. >> really good plays were haema. we finished strng. we have a will the of football

left. we'll try to meet themeet themee every week. >> sea hawks and cardinals. he breaks into a grin before he throws this touch down pass. when you know you know. 360 yards. through the air. second quarter. first and goal. they pass. seattle has done that before. baker picks it off. easy touch down. look at met calf. 23 miles per hour. kpasing him down. and saves a touch down. cardinals didn't score on that drive. that would have a huge impact in the game. other than that wilson was cooking. a perfect 47 yard throw. so nice we show is twice. what a play. third quarter now. it's murray the option keeper. so elusive. what an athlete. he was a first round pick in

baseball. decided to go with football. less than three minutes to go. chance to win it in overtime. misses from 42 years old. wilson loves it. with chance now. the quarterback picked off again. we have another chance for arizona. they run it back. wilson can't believe it. 20 seconds to go. another chance. he makes it pay off. cardinals win. in overtime. niners in seattle big show down next sunday. back to the 49ers. we have had trouble with the video chat in the past couple months. it's 2020. zoom can be a problem sometimes. here's the lighter moments from the 49ers post game interviews. >> i talked for a while. i should have stopped when your face was frozen. >> this is more intimate. i can reach out and touch you. >> can you hear me.

>> speaker is to the right. weird. >> hi, how it's fun to be a part of a team with a bunch of psycho paths. i fit in. you look great. >> the tonight.

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