a little more. when you have this guy behind sinlte center, you can continue to win. >> so good finding gronk late. number two? >> number two, drew brees, set the all time report. playing lights out. defense is getting better and better. they have a few guys on the defensive side of the ball making plays. special teams is playing well. this is my number three team. >> number one? >> number one, here we go. >> undefeated. >> todd gurley. rushed for 200 yards plus for the first time in his career. they have offensive weapons all ov tn mv line and the secondary and making plays. number one team in the national football league right now. >> can't grrend out dante and greg papa and jeff garcia at pete's coffee tomorrow. he has his own drink. say hi to dante. have a beverage with him and watch 49ers pregame live. thanks for watching. do you hear that?

no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. call, go online, or demo in an xfinity store today.

what's so special about jacksonville, north carolina? it has one of the highest birth rates in america. first time holding her was life-changing, that's for sure. in 18 years, a four year degree could cost over $200,000. college, retirement? college, of course. my retirement will be pushed back to ensure that their education comes first. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. commute. what )s in store for the troubld new transit center in right now. big news for the morning commute. what's in store for the troubled new transit center.

>> plus, maururlz -- mural as, first, shutting off power. their taking a new step in the wildfire safety plan. >> the news starts right now. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. >> we're on with a special edition of nbc bay area news after sunday night football. high fire danger here in the bay area. tonight pg & e is pro actively turning off power to help reduce the risk of a wildfire during extreme winds that are expected overnight. >> the shutoffs happening in several northern california communities. take a look at this map. these are all the counties that could be impacted. tot total of 70,000 customers could affected. 17,000 moretages and weather co begiikelnng we have yet to see the peak of the extreme fire danger setting up for the bay area. the red flag warning continues for the north bay hills and the diablo range including the east bay hills to areas east of san

jose. the highest fire danger likely here in the north bay will have some gusts up to 60 miles per hour and the most sustained winds in this fire weather event happening in the north bay. now as of 9:00. not a lot of wind around the east bay or into the county. but notice as we approach midnight, again, the peak of this event is typically folks go to bed through the morning kmut. look at the wind speeds actually picking up. the peak of the extreme fire conditions setting up before sunrise. and that's unusual to see the very dry conditions overnight. again, north bay hills could get gusts close to 60 miles per hour. pg & e mandated power outages for location that's will see the highest wind gusts over the next 12 hours. we'll have a closer look at amazingly low humidity levels for night time coming up in about 15 minutes and our full weather forecast and how long the red flag warning conditions will continue. >> thank you very much. as we mentioned, the high fire

danger may force pg & e to shut off power to customers. the goal is to reduce the risk of wildfires during high winds. we have a look at how people are preparing for this. >> well, terry, pg & e confirmed that as of 8:03 tonight they did shut off power to customers in lake, sonoma and napa county. you can see that i'm here in downtown napa and the power is still on here. still pg & e did alert people that live in napa about the chance that they may have their power cut off and many of them prepared early, including laurena longray. she got out her emergency backpack tonight. she is prepared with a crank radio and a flashlight. if pg & e cuts the power to rece risk. she may not be able to read her book tonight if that happens. but she says she supports the t. yes. considering what happened last year which was, you know, very

scary. so, yeah. i feel comfortable about it. >> the tubs fire last october killed 22 people and destroyed more than 5,000 hoaxmes in napa and sow momnoma counties. they will shut off power to more than 17 thou dhou,000 customers. they already have done that. so 5,700 customers in napa county have now had their power shut off. 415 people in sonoma county. and 11,300 in lake county. if you do have your power shut off, it is likely that it won't be turned on again for at least ou longer. and this is also very important. because of the power outages, many schools in this area have decided not to hold classes

tomorrow because they may not have power. so be sure and check with your local school to see if in fact school will be in session tomorrow. we have also learned that some homes in nevada county have had their power shut off as well. reporting live in napa. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. pg & e's planned power outages may also include small sections of santa rosa tonight. we're getting into sonoma county. they posted earlier today on the facebook page letting residents know pg and e& e could have a shutoff. >> in the past we would only ask staff if we were drown dawn meani -- down n this case, there are is no resources out from cal fire is fully staffed. the county is fully staffed. but we have since upstaffed.

>> things can change. early on the expectation was that less than 500 customers in sonoma county might be impacted. >> cal fire blames pg & e's equipment for starting a dozen fires in six counties last year. fierce winds knocked down power lines, they failed to shut off sections of the power grid. that is a major difference from what a san diego utility routinely does during extreme fire weather. our investigative unit went down to san diego to get an up close look at how that company cuts po i safety. >> any ignitions posed an immediate threat to life, property. the safest thing to do is deenergize. >> san diego gas and electric started pro actively cutting power after massive fires in s 7 people. the full story, head to our website and you can click on our investigative unit tab and you can find her story and all of

our investigative reporting. >> just in, freemont street will be open in time for tomorrow morning's commute. that's word from the transbay power authority. it had a been scheduled to reopen on wednesday. now it's tomorrow. they say work to reinforce the troubled new transit center is done. this was all aft-- crack was discovered in a steel beam. crews are shoring up that site as well. closure from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. on the first street side, they're still in effect. that's going to be night side. bus service will continue to operate at the terminal until that work is done. >> a massive jury award could be thrown out in the case against monsanto. they captured international headlines. they have taken a new twist and a judge etrial as early a.s the case involved a claim filed by an east bay man dying of

cancer who accused monsanto of knowingly exposing him to the dangers of roundup. a superior court judge says it was never proven that they acted maliciously against dwayne johnson. that means the $250 million in punitive damages he was awarded there be thrown out and subject to appeal. the judge asked for briefs from both sides by last friday before deciding to formally move forward in the case. a prominent south dakota and pro trump messages.zed sometime weekend. sergio quintana is available now. t acting odd.ny idea who didural

and the suspect has been formally named. >> artist with work -- and in clairon now. they're used to the tagging or marking bypasser's by. and usually it's just like kids with markers, you know? it was painted on and the samurai and red hats were painted on a number of murals too. aga was scrolled across the damage. >> it was the face. right now they're trying to figure out who is doing it. and they are acting odd. they took a picture of two of them. they were being angry and strange and had a make america great hat on.

and then, you know, they had some paint on them. >> we blurred their faces because it's not yet clear if they were involved. this weekend's vandalism had left some of the artists rattled. we were targeted. our freedom to just create works. >> now the attorney for the artist and they could potentially sue the people who are responsible for the vandalism if they are able to find them. at this point there hasn't been any interaction or any word from the san francisco police department, any progress on this investigation. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area early this mornin in bodega bay. a deputy crashed into a house during the high speed chase. the deputy was able to get out of the car and taken to a hospital with minor to moderate injuries. three people were inside the

house at the time. they're all okay. the deputy was chasingieuss in reached speeds of 100 miles an hour. there are no elizabeth holmes is due back in court tomorrow. the conference is set for tomorrow afternoon at the federal court in san jose. holmes and her chief operating officer are charged with numerous counts of wire fraud. simply put, they concocted a multimillion dollar scheme to defraud investors and a separate extreme to defraud doctors and patients. that is a blood testing company but they discovered the test results were not accurate. still ahead on this special edition of nbc bay area news, the long and difficult road to 80% of the community was destroyed. >> two political heavy weights coming together inhe the mayor and the lieutenant governor together. it will be a locovery.

and for one small town, the hurricane michael victims it will be a long and difficult road to recovery. for one small town, the entire

community will have to be rebuilt. they lost more than 80% of the homes in the storm. nbc's tammy litener is there tonight. >> dozens of police officers and their families rode out the hurricane in this room at the police department. and looking at the damage to this building, it's amazing that they all survived. >> mayor margo anderson is determined to rebuild her town. a power is probably going to be two months. i know. i know. >> the once charming town is now a tangled mess of splintered trees, manning willed buildings and shattered memories. >> the floor was trying to lift up under us. >> the town's police officers and the mayor and their families didn't leave. braving the storm's 155 mile an hour winds together, the building began to collapse around them. >> one of the police officers and i looked at each other and said let's get them out of here.

it was a miracle that we survived. it is unbelievable. >> just about every police officer in this small department lost their home that day. but they continue to show up for work. >> we taker an oath to help them and serve them. their needs come before mine. >> today hundreds waited in line. hoping fema will provide temporary housing. >> you are able to live in your house? >> until we get this fema stuff situated, we have no choice. >> the town may have been torn to shreds but the people here are survivors. >> they're emotional. they're tired. they're beaten up. sad, distressed. we've been through a catastrophe. but they're strong. >> tammy litener, lindhaven, florida. >> new tonight, lieutenant governor was in oakland tonight hosting a rally for oakland mayor libby shaft. she is running for re-election for several challengers. the rally was an endorsement of newsome for governor as it whats

for shaft as mayor. before newsome spoke, shaft delivered a glowing review of all that newso many accomplished as mayor of san francisco and also as california as lieutenant governor. newsome returned the favor. >> you are the antidote, mayor, everyone here, the antidote to the fear, anxiety, and the sin sim sox cynicism soem cynicism so many of us are feeling about politics today. >> she won against the trump administration's immigration policies and she faced fallout over two deadly fires and criticism over problems like affordable housing and police staffing. >> happening tomorrow, electronic scooters will be back on san francisco streets but noenl only in a handful of neighborhoods. the scooters are now allowed to return starting tomorrow morning. permits were alloweded to two

companies. they have the right to operate 625 scooters in san francisco. they also have to follow rules on how many scooters can be placed in certain neighborhoods. >> we have been talking about this red flag warning. it is here and midnight is a bad time. >> we'll be watching pinwinds peaking after midnight. we're talking about day time dry humidity levels happening before sunrise which is highly unusual. it only happens when you get the off shore winds. right now san francisco, clear skies. again, no fog. we look at temperatures close to 60 degrees. 59 degrees right now. notice not big on fire danger present at 81% humidity. even san francisco by tomorrow morning. we begin to see the humidity levels drop. 66%. and right there near the diablo range, one of the zones in that red flag warning through noon tomorrow. look at the temperatures here in the north bay. you don't see this often. still near 70 degrees. notice this is where the winds are starting to pick up.

napa, over towards fairfield and solano county, the wind speeds accelerate. we see them mixing. it is overnight. places are seeing the gusty north winds. likely starting the day in the 60s with mid 50s closer to san jose look at these humidity levels. the upper right hand portion of the screen by 1:00 a.m.d napa, 3:00 4fternoon as th34%. dry conditions in the east bay hills and this ties directly into the wind ow around the central bay. but once we pass midnight, you see these areas in orange and red. those are the gusts of 35 miles per hour. notice as we head towards the very beginning of the morning commute, we're beginning to seat winldz now and east bay hills, again, the wind advisory

expected to drop at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow and the red flag warning is expected to drop at noon. notice how the wind speeds even though we're still seeing off shore winds, speeds start to come down and we're hopeful by -- it looks like towards the afternoon towards 5:00 we should begin to see the wind speeds drop and fire danger slowly on the decrease. look at the temperatures. close to 80 in san francisco. low 80s around san jose. mid 80s inland.hore winds going. santa ana winds in southern california could get close to 70 miles per hour there monday and tuesday. and really no sign of any rain. high pressure holds strong in the forecast. look at san francisco. if not for the wind and fire danger, we would be talking about the temperature tomorrow. could get close to 80 in counsel town. we're hopeful for the midday break aept winds to get out of the fire danger and at least through middle part of the week. some cooling as the sea breeze tries to make a comeback by

wednesday. >> thanks a lot. still ahead on the special edition of nbc bay area news. >> best thing i ever done in my life. >> a year after fires wently to a coffee park, we'll give you the story that will make you bay area proud. this is loma linda,

a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. plan your financial i life with prudential. bring your challenges. land of blue jeans. muscle cars. bald eagles. and burgers. and while muscle cars lost their muscle. blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. and bald eagles got, well, balder... oh no, is it obvious? ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, fresh spring mix, and provolone cheese on a potato bun. that's a good looking burger. ribeye burgers are back, america.

try them today. later" continues. while there were so many stories of loss, there were also stories of help and heroism. th there were so many stories of loss, there were also stories of help and heroism. >> that includes one man who saved his coffee park in santa rosa to see what life is like now in a story tha bay are >> when i wayne one year ago, many of the homes around him were still smoldering. but six were not and he was the reason why. his story isn't the same as those who lost their homes. but it is just as compelling.

>> i mean, even it went up on here. >> when wayne sims and his neighborhood get together these days, they're among the precious few in coffee park for whom memories of that night one year ago aren't all bad. >> and then he calls me. he said i'm in your backyard trying to save your house. he said save my house? save my house. >> wayne, you see, did save curtis' home as well as six others including his own. >> it's the best thing i'v er done in my life. >> it was a heroic, if not heesheshg lean task complete with fire breathing monsters. >> to me this is the monster. this is the head and arms and that's what it looked like it was just going to be coming at me as a monster. >> at first the night of the fire all wayne had to attack that monster was was a garden hose. but then a single engine arrived with two firefighters aboard. they had but one question for

wayne. >> are you a fireman? i said, i am today. >> that answer earned wayne a bigger hose. >> all right. >> is that close enough. >> and this is video from that night of wayne using that hose to save his and his neighbor's home. the year that has followed, wayne says, has been almost as much of a whirl wind as that night. >> i'm here because i want to thank cal fire. >> he was honored at an oakland raiders game, singled out by the star quarterback. >> on the way out, derek carr was walking towards me and he said are you wayne? i go, yeah. outside i want to shake yourhe the inside that is most meaningful. most lasting to him. people often wonder how they would respond in a tichl crisis.

i stood my ground there. >> still, wayne wishes he could have done more. though with each new home that rises in coffee park, hortorsth horrors of one year ago fade away. but wayne's promise is not something that will soon be forgotten. and wayne says he is looking forward t d whenave rebuilt ther homes and his community is back together again. nbc bay area news. >> and they are coming back. still ahead on this special edition of nbc bay area news, an international mystery with a growing demand for answers. the missing journalist feared murdered and the president's pledge for justice. >> and a woman becomes a victim of a freak accident. how community members are rallying for support as she fights for her life. welcome bacr

joining us. i )m terry mcsweene. and i )m vicky nguygen. we )re welcome back, everyone. thank you for joining us. >> we're on with a special edition of nbcbay area news after sunday night football. here are the top stories we are following tonight. wildfire danger has pg & e poised to shut off power in 12 counties tonight. high wind warnings are in effect in the bay area with gusty winds raising the fire danger substantially in areas where vegetation is already dry. pg & e plans to turn off power to communities in the north bay. customers in napa, sonoma and lake county are already being affected. >> fremont street is scheduled to open tomorrow morning. that is ahof transit center on street is now complete. they announced that today. reopening of fremont street comes two days earlier than they were talking about before. >> and vandalism along an iconic

artist alley in san francisco. several murals along the upper mission district were found defaced with right-wing republican slowingians ovgans o weekend. >> the latest on that missing journalist feared murdered in the saudi kans lconsulate of tu. they announced a joint working group to investigate the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. there is new scrutiny of the close ties to president trump. kelly o'donnell reports. >> the haunting image and international mystery with a growing demand for answers. >> and if he's not alive, then it is the saudis who would know what happened. >> we cannot have an own consulate. >> fallout today. saudi arabia's stock market tumbled. tech and media companies pulling out of a saudi investment

congress. the american embassy tweeted, appreciation to all including the u.s. administration for refraining from jumping to conclusions. >> we're going to find out what happened. we're looking very hard. >> missing 12 days. saudi critic jamal cakhashoggi. turkey's government says they have evidence he was killed by saudi operatives. nbc news analyst. >> it will be oinconceivable tht it would be run without the knowledge of the day to day decision maker and that is the crown prince. >> it's a great honor to have the crown prince with us. >> the president ahe 's close t add pressure to the pledge to deliver severe punishment if they are responsible. treasury secretary still plans to go to that saudi conference next week. >> along with the president and the general investigation, mr.

mnucihn will make up his mind as the week progresses and new information surfaces. >> now that was kelly o'donnell reporting. a san francisco woman is fighting for her life in a miami hospital after a gas explosion burned 90% of her body. 31-year-old dianne volasanai was studying for exams and details are still being gathered. family members tell us a gas explosion left her severely burned. she was airlifted to a hospital in miami and today in san francisc f st. john's church to provide for her. >> she is the best friend that you can ever ask for. she is like a loving daughter. a loving sister. she's a fighter. you know, so she's strong. she's getting through all this. right now i mean she's day to day. but we're hoping for the best. we're praying for her. and we're being very optimistic about her recovery. >> a gofundme account is set up

to help her family deal with the rising hospital expenses. a woman is dead after her pair ashud failed to open in lodi. it happened at the lodi parachute center. the female skydiver was using her own equipment during that jump. dating back to 1999, 15 people have died jumping from planes that took off from the lodi parachute center. the company had 20 instructors suspended and another 120 needed more training after officials investigated that center. history of the vatican today during his mass pope francis named seven new saints including two of the church's most influential and controversial figures of the last century. the men faced resistance for trying to reform the church. something francis himself has experienced as he battles critics on another major catholic crisis, the sex abuse scandal. nbc's lucy kavanaugh has more. >> this morning a mass to celebrate new saints t including

two controversial figures, the slain salvadoran archbishop oscar romero and his sainthood long posed by some in the church but celebrated by el salvador's faithful. pope francis presiding over the ceremony wearing romero's bloodstained built under his robe. also cannonized, pope paul 6 hm who's mood earnation sparked praise and anger. it was a key goefl francis, including on issues of homosexuality, marriage annulment and abortion. but this was sainthood in the midst of sin. yesterday francis defroct two. and his name appeared more than 200 times in a bombshell report accusigngp child sex abuse by predator priests. still francis' cited his know

built in a letter that angered many catholics. >> he wants to signal clearly to the whole world that he is taken seriously and he wants accountability at all levels. >> the pope's shake-up the century's old institution is divisive but this progressive pontiff seems set on shaping the vision of a more inclusive and accountable church. nbc news, london. san francisco 49ers getting ready to go on nfl's prime time stage and the raiders struggles continue across the pond. >> here is dave feldman with your sports highlights. dave feldman. the niners are off until tomorrow when they have a date with aaron rodgers and lambeau field. and the oakland raiders, they probably wish they were off. suffering a loss in more ways than one. we'll break it all down for you. that's coming up next in sports. ♪

from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. [ indistinct radio chatter ] still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster., is to never ever stop making it better. introducing the new c-class. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exclusive offers.

today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them ace. the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. dave feldman at the sports

desk. to sat raidey the raid hers a bt to the season is putting it lightly. they were hoping a change of scenery might change their luck. that does happen sometimes. seahawks and raiders. facing off at wembly stadium in front of a london record 84,922 ople. opening drive of the game, 14th play. seahawks were second and goal. russell brown, 7-0, seattle. two possessions later for the seahawks, wilson drops the snap. should be a loss. instead, finds david moore for 19-yard touchdown. that ended up being more than enough for seattle. ensuing raiders possession. a scary moment. derek carr underthrows amari cooper. and that leaves him vulnerable. ouch. bradley mcdougal levelled him and cooper was down on the turf for several minutes. it looked like it was a helmet to helmet hit but no flag was thrown. cooper would leave the game and the raiders later announced he suffered a concussion.

yikes. fourth quarter. another injury scare for oakland. karr, sandwiched by two defenders. and lands awkwardly on his left arm. so carr goes down. you see he went down awkwardly and then grabs his arm and grimmacing. as he would have to leave the field. so they lose the 27-3. carr and gruden on today's injuries. >> i don't know exactly what happened. i got hit and felt like someone else hit me and just was a little bruise. but i'll be all right. i think the big thing right now is i'm just hoping omare is okay. and i'm not going to say anything else. i just hope he's all right. he's a great kid. and, you know, we had a big completion to him early in the game. that too was called back. so any time we got anything going that was either called back or we got a sack and losing

amari cooper the way we did, i just hope he's okay. >> the niners with the day off today. they prepare to face the packers on monday night. our 49ers reporter laura brit has the scoop on our coverage of the game. >> here at pete's across from at&t park. 49ers pregame life and postgame live are going on the road. we're taking the show to pete's tavern at 4:00 p.m. so come join myself, greg, jeff garcia and dante witner. again t tavern. sharks in new jersey to face the devils. second period, brent burns shoots from the goal line. his 700th point. we congratulate him. third most in sharks history. early third period, game tied at two. this time sebastian d scoring

off the rebound and the devils are winners 3-2. game two of the alcs, astros with a 1-0 series lead over the red sox. top three. we're tied at two. bam. we're not tied anymore. gonzalez a two run home run over the green monster. 4-2, astros. bottom of the inning, bradley jr., he launches one off the corner of the monster. that is a base clearing double. red sox even the series at one game apiece. and that's all for sports. i'm dave feldman. there is more news after the break. propositions on the ballo

november, is prop six. one of the most hotly debated propositions on the ballot november is prop six 6. a yes vote will repeal the gas tax but a no vote would keep it. it's no the that simple. we have both sides of prop 6. >> every time you go to the pump you pay an extra 12 cents a

gallon. a tax passed by california lawmakers to help fund road and transit projects that started last november. this november californians will vote on proposition 6 to either repeal that tax or keep it. >> before the rate increase, the gas tax increase that they crammed down our throats, we already paid the fourth highest gas tax in the country. now we have the highest gas tax. you are telling me we can't have good roads after paying the fourth highest amount? >> it was a proponent of prop siinx thatease and caregtrion increase between $25 and $175 depending on your car value and electric car owners pay $100 annually starting in 2020. the goal of the senate bill is to bring more than $5 billion a year in for road and public transportation projects but he says that money shouldn't be coming out of driver's pockets. >> a vote of yes on prop six would save working families $650 to $800 and send a message to

politicians. you can't use working families as your atm machine. they're already hurting enough with the cost of living. >> but it's a u-turn to yesterday. the that would stop 6500 transportation improvements currently under way in california. >> the no on prop six campaigna central highway and bridge projects would vanish. along with money to the bay area for the bart extension to downtown san jose and santa clair yashgs the fin claira and the smart train in sonoma. >> when you think of transportation funding for the very expensive and complex projects, think of a wedding cake. there is a federal layer of that cake, a state layer, regional and local layer. you pull out that state layer. of the cake collapses. >> also with prop 6 passage, every future gas tax increase needs voter approval. overall, drivers are mixed.

>> everyone is using gas. it's just more money going into the government's pocket that could be in our pockets, you know? >> yeah, the road is fixed, i guess i can take that. i'm already used to the p price. >> ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> we're here to help you learn more about what you're actually voting on in the upcoming election. we poefsted a slide show with background on them and the propositions and that is in the front pagennbcbayarea.com. >> the national law enforcement museum in washington, d.c., opened the doors to visitors for the first time this weekend. the museum offers visitors a unique walk in their shoes experience of what it's like to be a law enforcement officer. you can watch stories through interactive xiblts and take workshops that del of into forensics and dna to pop culture. retired officers were some of the first visitors including andy rev remembere andy reverend.

they started the canine division in indianapolis. >> it gives people in law enforcement serves the opportunity to come in and see the police at the grassroots level and how there are really people that care about their communities. >> items on display include the rifle used by the d.c. sniper in 2002, the telephoner receive a 911 call back in 1968. >> wow. sil this week memorials andhe n e the devastating wine country wildfires. >> we show community is remembering the devastation and recovery with art. >> i've been doing know sayics for 40 years now. -- mosaics for 40 years now. they tell stories. >> there are stories in broken things. >> i do like the breaking it up and putting it back together. >> mosaic artist --

>> there we go, perfect. >> likes finding stories in chaos. >> yeah. mosaics, you're taking things and breaking them into pieces and putting them back together again. >> which is an appropriate metaphor for the artist's current work, a mosaic mural remembering the fire one year ago that devastated nearby redwood valley. >> we want to memorialize the whole event. >> the stories of flames, burned out cars, heroing escapes told in bits of ceramic. >> there is a fire along the ridge. so many of the houses you saw were the chimneys. they lost their homes and things. >> in the center, a tribute to the nine neighbors and friends who lost their lives. >> this is a way of dealing with the motional part and the connection part. >> some 40 members of the community many who lost homes and loved ones in the fire had a hand in the creation of the mural.

>> there's been a lot of letting go. >> and so this week in time to install the art piece on the side of the redwood valley range where fire victims gathered in the days after the fire. >> so this is my first time seeing it. it is amazing. of this community really needs -- >> unfortunately, go back and touch that pain but to honor. it honors the people who died. and it honors the p em who,es of us who survived. >> this friday that community will once again gather at the grange to dedicate the mural, a memorial, a symbol of the pieces of a community coming together to form a new story. >> just all the little things united states this community even more than it was before the fire. >> nbc bay area news. and here we are just about one year later. just about exactly. and we have similar conditions.

>> yeah. time of year for the dry gusty off shore winds. it's doing a number of interesting things athe nig nig. some places in the north bay almost approaching 10:00 at 70 degrees. look at santa rosa and napa at 70. coolest temperature right now, half moon bay at 51 degrees. we head towards tomorrow morning. if you have the on going breezes at night, you could be starting the day tomorrow, especially in the hills of the north bay, in this has a tie in to obviously the dry winds keeping our temperatures mild. a big reversal of the humidity pattern compared to what we saw today. if you recall, we had fog to start off this morning ah mi area. numbers start to drop off by mid afternoon you see the inland. what very unusual is the even drier conditions now around santa rosa and napa here at 9:30 at night. it has everything to do with the dry gusty sometimes referred tos athe diablo winds. off shore winds where the air compresses and dries and goes to

the higher hill tops and that sea level and you notice as we approach midnight, 3:00 a.m. to about 6:00 a.m. this appears to be the main wind event. notice how concord and likely around mst diablo, you see the winds spiking. by 6:00, still gusty in the north bay hills. the areas of purple indicating guflts above 45 miles per hour and then around noon, even though the winds here are off shore, should see wind speeds starting to come down. that is critically important. as it stands now, that red flag warning for the north bay hill tops and the diablo range is still threw none tomorrow but stay tuned to today in the bay to see if that maybe gets extended. if the winds stay up a bit more than expected, past noon, with he could see that red flag warning possibly extended around the north bay. now if not for the fire danger, the other thing you'll notice as the winds back off for the afternoon, very warm temperatures close to 80 in san francisco and oakland. low 80s around san jose. and here's the pattern responsible for the north bay fires last year and the conditions we're seeing now. high pressure off to our north

and west. low pressure in southern california. there is the wind tunnel effect of the off shore winds which will decrease tuesday into wednesday. but also keep things dry. notice how that high blocks off the storm track through about friday. no chances of rain over the next seven days. promising views here looking off to the west as we take into account the ten day rainfall outlook. it looks like possibly by the 2 making a comeback. just outside the current seven looks gus week. san francisco could see temperatures close to the north bay. hill tops, east bay hills and we stay warm and dry for most of the week and hopefully in the ten day outlook we'll see a pattern shift back to more rain in the west coast forecast moving forward. >> all right. rob, thank you very much. >> rob, thanks. still ahead on this special edition of nbcbay area news, the first official overseas tour as

a married couple. >> prince harry and meghan markle begin an international voyage. we'll have details next the bay to roll back onto sidewalks monday morning. we )ll be there. plus, it )s breast cancer awareness month. the one thing you should ask for at (every ( doctor visit to help prevent surprise bills monday from 4:30 to 7.

way to stay connected. enhanced coverage, fast speeds for all your devices, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today.

type 1 diabetes research. it )s call . walkers met in the south bay to raise money for type one diabetes research. it's called the jdrf 1 walk. this year's vent ran through levi stadium. walkers raised $500,000. $30,000 more than the original goal. people formed teams to walk one team raised overlone. you can find more information about jdrf 1 wuk at y.cbayarea.comya prince harry and meghan markle touched down in sidney, australia this morning. it is part of a two week long tour of the country and first official overseas tour since they got hitched. you might remember the star studded studded event in may. they've had 76 appearances.

>> okay. and rob is back now with a final check on that forecast. we'll be watching it closely overnight. >> the worst of the fire threat happening after midnight to 6:00 a.m. red flag warning technically up until about noon tomorrow for the north bay and diablo range and east bay hills. we think it will be specifically the north bay where you'll see the strongest wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. up around lake county and north sonoma county. so watch out for. that a lot of this happening before sunrise tomorrow. once the wind speeds start to back off, a warm forecast for the afternoon. still dry. off shore pattern is going to be around most of the week except not as gusty as the wind will be experiencing tonight into tomorrow morning. >> and pg & e cut power to tens of thousands of people from the central valley to nevada city and on over to napa and also so in sonoma perhaps. >> lake county as well. >> we're talking 17,000 customers at this point. >> in just the north bay.

yeah, tens of thousands more in other parts of the state. thank you very much for watching. we'll be back with more tonight at 11:00.