another night of worrying. the glass fire continues to rage on one for tonight. some people living nearby are fearing for the worst. >> look at it, how do you stop that? you do not have enough guys to do that. >> as we finish off september and head into october, it is the same problems. record high temperatures and fires. that and more in the forecast. onstage behavior like we have never seen. we have team campaign coverage. >> everybody knows he is a liar. >> in 47 years you have done nothing. >> will you shut up, man ?

>> right now, on a special edition, the glass fire is advancing. they are not seeing many firefighters for addiction. >> tonight, the glass fire is marching away from santa rosa where evacuation orders have been reduced to warnings, west of calistoga road. a much different story in napa county where the community of england has been added to the mandatory evacuation zone as the had, the flames had east york >> 112 buildings have burned so far. 80 were private homes. the fire covers an area nearly the size of oakland about 73 square miles across the two counties. the entire city of calais yoga -- of calistoga is a ghost town. >> that is where kpix 5 's

reporter giants, joins us live. firefighters have quite a battle on their hands, don't they? >> reporter: i am here at the silverado trail just on the eastern edge of calistoga this hillside behind me was completely covered in flames last night. as you can see, now, there is an orange glow right over there as the fire has now moved north and is just northeast of highway 29. >> watching here, 10 minutes ago, there was a lot of fire. >> a large, orange backdrop seen from the city center of calistoga tonight. >> this is not good, you know? >> reporter: the glass fire is wreaking havoc here in dear burning debris along the streets. hotspots can be found on hillsides throughout napa valley from st. helena to calistoga. >> look at it, how do you stop that? you do not have enough guys to

do that. >> reporter: cal fire says they have more than 2000 firefighters working on the glass fire, but they are spread out throughout napa and sonoma counties. >> a pretty nervous, for sure. there is nobody here to fight it it is weird to be here and there is nobody else. >> reporter: firefighters are on properties to provide protection but are letting some of the flames burn up the steep terrain. they are thankful to see the fire has not entered city limits. >> a couple times every summer, i guess that is now the press to pay for living here. it is a great place to live, but it feels like a bit of a beat down. >> cal fire had a hard time -- >> go ahead, andrea. >> reporter: i was just going to say that call fire has really had a hard time deploying air resources because there was heavy smoke that covered the napa valley.

firefighters hope to get better containment on this fire before tomorrow, before the winds pick up. >> inc. you a lot. with triple digit temperatures expected in the area over the next few days, writers are working furiously to do everything they can while it is cooler. >> wherever there is equipment and they are not actively fighting fire or trying to control fire, they are trying to put down hotspots and create containment. >> paul heggen is here. paul, we have seen a lot of smoke over the past several days, several weeks, really and a lots of hot weather. >> and, there is more to come. that is increasing fire concerns heading toward late this week we had news in the vicinity of the glass complex but now, a new fire weather

watch has been issued not only in the vicinity of that fire but for the northbay mountains once again. this goes into effect thursday afternoon and goes through 6:00 friday evening. the winds will not be as strong as they were, but when you have an of fire the size of the glass complex, the potential for it to spread in a nude direction has escalated concerns. winds will be from the northwest at 10 to 25 miles per hour. combine that with near record high temperatures again, and the associated low humidity, that is a bad combination. the wind gusts over the night into tomorrow remaining below 15 miles per hour. those are the gusts. sustained winds are going to remain below that. thursday the winds could start picking up a little bit more but at this point, thursday evening, not too bad just yet. we see higher gusts thursday night into friday. this is not going to be a repeat of what we had over the last weekend with hot, dry and extremely windy conditions, but still, anything that can spread the fire further than it has already gone is something to watch carefully.

we will take a look at the air- quality forecast in just a few minutes. a live look at cleveland. the first presidential debate is in the books. the showdown between president trump and former vice president joe biden. quickly devolving into interruptions and name-calling. >> will you shut up, man. >> there's nothing smart about you. >> everything he is saying is simply a lie. >> i have done more than you in 47 years. >> we have more team coverage on tonight's slugfest. >> it is the first time president trump and joe biden were onstage together. as expected, they addressed several hot button issues. the debate quickly turned from the issues facing the nation to insults, name calling and accusations. identrump and former vice president joe biden wasted no time trying to score points during their first debate. >> you're going to extinguish 180 million people with private

healthcare that they are happy with. >> that is simply not true. >> interaction quickly devolved into insults. >> i am not here to callout insults, everybody knows he is a liar. >> will you shut up, man? >> the handling of the pandemic was also one of the main topics. >> people like this would rather make it political then save lives. >> this is the same man, by maybe ould inject some ne away. bleach in your arm and that would take care of it. >> they sparred over texas. biden released his 2019 returns hours before the debate and called on the president to do the same. a new york times story reported president trump only paid $750 in taxes in 2016 and 2017 and none in previous years. >> i paid millions of dollars in taxes. million dollars of income tax.

>> he does take advantage of the tax code. that is why i'm going to eliminate the tax cuts. >> reporter: the debate was held in a state vitally important to the campaign. ohio is a toss up with president trump slightly edging biden. the men also traded barbs over race. >> you have treated the black community about as bad as anybody in this country. >> he is a racist. >> the second round is in two weeks. >> reporter: only about 6% of voters are likely undecided in terms of who they are going to vote for in november. if they have not made up their mind, the candidates square of, square off next week. and, juliette goodrich continues team coverage with reaction from bay area voters on both sides in alameda county tonight. juliet? >> reporter: what is interesting about this particular debate, this particular residential candidacy

now is, this is a debate night during a pandemic it certainly changed the dynamic of all watch party's. what it did not seem to change were opinions. some washed from the comfort of their homes, others hosted a small private gathering. >> i'm excited. i am ready to vote. >> reporter: for this first time voter, she says the debate was not a game changer. she is relying on her own research. >> i'm looking online and that multiple resources. i am involved in a organization through san jose state. it helps me get opposing views. >> reporter: the taproom showed the debate on one screen, the baseball playoffs on another. only, in baseball, there is a known winner. >> i do not think that based on the debate, it is really going to change people's mind. >> reporter: if there is one thing both sides can agree on, the next debate needs less interrupting and less name-

calling. this zoom call is from the naacp. >> trump was unable to fully answer a question on the signs of climate change. he was unable to to condemn the ku klux klan. >> biden also has to be a little bit more prepared, as well, and come back with fax. >> did people feel let down about the debate? how contentious it got? >> reporter: i think they left underwhelmed. i think a lot of people went into, or at least those i talked to do not have expectations going into. a lot of them said, we just watched for the entertainment value, not really the presidential value. they already had their minds made up. >> all right, not many more days before the election. still to come, a huge pandemic turning point for the city of san francisco. tonight, not everyone is happy

with what is about to reopen. >> it feels like we are rushing to open to meet a self-imposed goal date of october 12. we do not want to be first in this. we want to be safe. setting up for a late-night vote. the bay area parents making a huge push to keep their kids from going back to the classroom. later, the oakland a's with their backs against the wall. what they must do to keep their season alive.

happening right now in palo alto, a heated debate over sending kids back to class.

joe vazquez is monitoring a school board meeting that has a lot of teachers and parents asking, what's the rush? >> reporter: students in the palo alto school district could be some of the first in the state to go back to school. that is if they were to follow the board's plan being debated tonight. that is to begin sending the youngest students back within the next couple weeks. not everybody thinks that is a good idea. >> it feels like we are rushing to open to meet a self-imposed goal date of october 12 we really do not want to be first in this. we want to be safe. >> a number of parents are basically getting ready to pool our resources and file an injection and file, potentially further action, including a recall campaign against the board. >> it continues to evolve but right now, the plan involves a hybrid of students at home and schools.

students would begin returning to class a few grades at a time getting with first-graders and kindergartners october 12. half would attend 2 1/2 days. grades one through five would begin a live class zoom morning meeting if they are at home or even in the classroom. special classes like pe, music and my break would be taught only on zoom to students on their at-home days. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> school board meeting is still going on. we will date if there are any decisions on the back-to-school plan tonight. active fire watches in many cities. the main drag through calistoga and st. helena, virtually empty. the only traffic flowing along highway 128 consists of emergency vehicles and people heading out of the area. >> i have never seen st. helena this empty, especially the main drag. ke a ghost town. aside from the cars going up and down

the main street here, it is dead. >> we have much more fi coverage. later on, the northbay wineries that survived the flames that may not survive the aftermath. switching gears, let's take a live look outside of ourselves or skimmer. you see that typical san francisco fog blanketing the city, there. >> it is beautiful, really. to see fog and not the alternative. >> smoke? the fog moving inland has helped out the fire crews a little bit. it is a good news-bad news a situation the smoke obscuring visibilities and making it tougher to battled the fire from the air, but from ground level, temperatures are going to be the problem tomorrow. they will reach up into the 90s. after the start off in the 50s and 60s which is okay, but as temperatures warm up humidity drops that will run tomorrow afternoon between 25 and 30%.

not as low as over the weekend or even early nest yesterday morning. the good news is they winds are going to be light. the light, protectable wind, consistent wind is what fire crews hope for when trying to figure out where to position resources. unfortunately it will be hotter and windier on friday. in terms of air quality, it is going to be in the unhealthy category for most of the northbay and inland in the east bay by tomorrow afternoon as the smoke from the glass complex continues to blow down in that direction. it will also be unhealthy for sensitive groups across the rest of the bay area because the winds will not be quite as strong. that is what directs everything. smoke is going to filter through the rest of the bay area. we will track that in detail coming up during our next half hour. let's talk about what is happening right now. another view of the fog. we are looking at the bay

56 degrees in santa rosa. that is good news. as the temperatures drop, the humidity goes up even with consistent moisture in the atmosphere. otherwise temperatures mostly in the 60s. 61 in oakland, 67 it in concord. there is the fog spilling inland into the tri-valley and the valleys of the north they, as well. getting closer to the glass complex helping to boost humidities further. the fog will backup more quickly than it did today. that means temperatures will warm up more quickly. it only made it into the mid 60s today while temperatures further east made it to 100 degrees. a huge contrast in temperatures but it will be warmer for areas around the water. tonight, only dropping another degree in the city. temperatures dropping into the 50s and low 60s by early tomorrow morning and then we heat up. it will not be out of control, yet, mid 50s in san francisco, 60s along the coast. mid to upper 80s for the south

bay and around 100 degrees for the tri-valley and east of the diablo range. we have a heat advisory that kicks in on thursday. this goes through 8:00 in the evening. this is for inland portions of the bay area and even around the bay itself because temperatures are going to reach up into the mid-80s and low 90s around the bay. the coast gets the break here. in there you will be in the mid to upper 70s. will recite any records? we are going to give it a run. san jose will be within a couple degrees of a record on thursday. new month, same problems. heat, fire danger, air quality. 102 for a high temperature in livermore tying the record and likely breaking record high temperatures in concorde. that is the peak of the heat, not a substantial drop but we will take what we can get. nday, moay and tuesday but and closer to what is reasonable for this time of year. coming up in the next half

hour, we will track the smoke as it evolves around the bay area over the next several days still to come, it was an event like any other. more highlights and analysis on tonight's dramatic presidential debate. at 10:30, they were supposed to evacuate with the rest of the time. instead, they say they are sticking around. >> how long will you hang out? >> i don't know, we will see. >> baseball's biggest postseason is underway. the a's are already on the brink of elimination. i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19

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join firefighters and emergency responders in voting 'yes' on 19. all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov the a's last three trips to the post season have ended in a one-game playoff.

now, a three-game series, even that is looking a little dicey tonight. luzardo starting for the a's. the white sox are 18-0 on, against lefties this year. an inning later, josc to the same spot. a two run jack. luzardo did not make it out of the fourth inning. quite a different story for lucas giolito who struck out eight. he had one of baseball's two no- hitters this year. he carried chicago to a 4-1 win putting oakland on the brink of elimination. >> it is time for us to respond tomorrow. we will have to do more offensively take. >> i know there is a lot of pessimism going around from a lot of people, but not in this

clubhouse. we don't let that into this clubhouse. whatever is said negatively about our team, we don't let that get into our had. the hitters are going to hit and then we will go to game three and see what happens. >> family members and families get to watch game one. polanco boots it and made that play, the inning is over. instead, the bases are loaded. sergio romo could not pitch through that error. he walked josc in the run. the a.l. cy young favorite, he started game one against the yankees. he allowed 14 earned runs the entire season. new york attacked him for seven tonight.

gleyber torres' two run jack. the yankees win 12-3 to take a 1-0 seriously. in the nfl, eight members of the tennessee titans have tested positive for covid. tennessee played the vikings on sunday. it was discovered that 48 total people came in close contact with those infected individuals. both teams facilities have been closed for more testing but no decisions have been made about the upcoming game. the issue is, when do these teams get back to the practice facility? tennessee plays pittsburgh on sunday. if you can't practice, you can play. they might have to delay the game either to monday or tuesday. covid touches the nfl. >> week three. we are not even there yet. what is it with the a's? they arsenic that on this playoff thing the last couple seasons.

they burn up their division and do really well and then get into the playoffs and cannot hit. >> i thought the a's looked really tentative, almost pressing at the plate today. their prodigious offensive machine. but as you say, they get to the playoffs and they are just snakepit and cannot get back. they lose them all, their season is over. >> something else. >> i have no good news. >> something else! dennis, thank you. up next, drama on the debate stage. the gloves came off in a hurry. we have full highlights and analysis. >> he wants to shut down this country and i want to keep it open. >> the president has no plan. >> the city of san francisco hits a new milestone when it comes to reopening. tonight, the debate is heating up. we are live.

the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail.

looking live at san francisco, a foggy site which just hit a pandemic milestone. the first day area county to move from red to orange. what does that really mean? good evening, i am elizabeth cook. this is a special edition of the kpix 5 news. >> i am ken bastida. we're live in san francisco. ready, not everyone is ready to make the big move to orange. how come? >> reporter: that's right, we are talking about reopening indoor dining with restrictions in san francisco.

some say they are not ready until they see the final guidelines from the city. others say they will reopen doors on wednesday because this is a big step forward. >> he says they are ready to serve a peruvian cuisine indoors. tables have been separated by at least six feet. under the new rules, restaurants and bars serving meals can reopen for indoor dining at 25% capacity. up to 100 people. >> we are very, very happy. after six months, fortunately we have been working, right? we have the patio. >> starting wednesday, lamarr can accommodate 37 more customers indoors. masks must be worn at all times except when eating or drinking. restaurants must do a health check of diners before seated indoors or outdoors. this japanese restaurant says

they have been working hard to welcome customers back to a safe and clean environment. temperature checks at the door, new hepa filters and a sanitization system are among the changes. >> we welcome anything we can get, obviously. is it enough to run a successful business for an extended period of time? most likely not. >> reporter: the owner is also relying on outdoor dining and bento meal kits to boost the business, particularly because not everyone is ready to dine indoors. >> my came from maui where they have indoor dining. it feels a lot safer because there are barely any cases. >> reporter: other businesses say they are being left behind. currently gyms can only operate indoors at 10% capacity. >> fitness is key. that is why we keep pushing like not 10%, mayor briede.

25%. >> reporter: tomorrow, places of worship can also reopen in san francisco at 25% capacity. indoors. and indoor malls and shopping centers can now operate at 50% capacity per previously that was set at 25%. live in san francisco, kpix 5. >> it is frustrating for business owners no doubt. for everybody else it is like a small glimmer of hope that makes you think we are getting a little bit better. there is a light at the end of the tunnel. betty, thank you. >> reporter: a step in the right direction. >> that is right. back on fire watch, let's go to napa county were crews are working furiously through the cooler overnight areas to tamp down hotspots, 46,000 acres are only 2% contained. triple digit temperatures are

on tap for the next several days. flames are threatening more than 10,000 structures in the smokies guys are making it harder for crews to operate in the air. they cannot see the ground. >> despite the order to leave, a handful are staying behind tonight waiting and watching. for the most part, it is deserted. some people left sprinklers running on roofs, many mailboxes are tagged to let first responders know the house is empty. not everyone has left. >> how long are you hanging out? >> i don't know. if i see flames i am out of here. until then i'm going to hang out. >> you guys got water? >> i am stopping by to make sure they are safe and to tell them what i have seen. being ready is the biggest thing. >> some people with nowhere to go are staying in the parking lot at the evacuation center set up at the crosswalk church in napa.

for evacuees sleeping in cars, the hardest part is not knowing what the future holds. >> it is difficult for me because i am pregnant. >> we heard the sirens, off and that's how we knew we had to leave. >> i am trying to get a hotel for the family. we are praying that nothing bad has happened to my house because, oh my god, we do not want to lose it. >> we will have a list of evacuation orders on our web side, kpix .com. >> paul, conditions are better now tonight. a little more humidity and a little less wind. will they worsen tomorrow? >> a little bit. the real deterioration and firefighting conditions, this is going to kick back in on thursday. as temperatures drop overnight, even with the same amount of moisture in the atmosphere, relative humidity goes up.

we will be in a 70 to 80% range overnight. you go to a little ways to then west or north east, those numbers are going to be a little bit lower in the higher terrain. again, any decrease in temperatures helps increase the relative humidity and that is what fire crews desperately want. numbers drop off tomorrow afternoon but again running in the 20% to 30% range and wind gusts are not going to be strong. overnight the winds come down. even after the sunrises, we're not talking about heavy wind. for tomorrow, not overly dry or overly windy but, on thursday, that is when the wind starts to pick up. it shifts a little bit in a new direction so the fire might have more fuel to spread further. of course, the fire is still producing smoke. we will track that as it spreads across the

rest of the bay area in just a few minutes. let's take a live look at cleveland. more from tonight's chaotic debate we will stick with our political analyst first, nadia romero has the highlights. >> reporter: president donald trump and democratic nominee joe biden squaring off in their first face-to-face matchup. >> everything he is saying so far is simply a lie. >> i have done more than you have in 47 years, joe. >> reporter: each doing their best to pick their opponent is unfit. >> he wants to shut down the country and i want to keep it open. >> the president has no plan. >> reporter: chris wallace challenging the candidates. >> we should wait and see what the outcome of this election is. >> we have a phenomenal nominee. >> covid-19. >> the president has no. >> you would not have made ventilators. we are weeks away from a

vaccine. >> i know how to do the job. >> reporter: the economy. >> we close it down and we are reopening. >> he is going to be the first president of the united states having fewer jobs in his administration than when he became president. >> reporter: recent violence in our cities. >> this is a president who has used everything as a dog whistle to try to generate racist hatred. racist division. >> we believe in line order but you don't. >> election integrity. >> i am 100% on board. >> reporter: president trump facing new scrutiny over a new york times report showing he paid no income tax in 10 of 15 years be getting into thousand. >> i have paid millions of dollars in taxes. >> we are joined right now by our political analyst. normally, at this point, we would talk about who won or who lost in analyzing a presidential debate. i am not sure that is the best

place to start here. what do you think? what did we see tonight? >> wow. we saw a real disaster tonight. no one won. the polls after the debate show that it really did not move people. people who supported donald trump but he win, people who support joe biden thought he won. the truth is, it is hard to imagine that many people watched for long. it felt like a dysfunctional family gathering with people yelling and talking over each other. it was really uncomfortable. >> the president seemed to be agitated at times. argumentative, at one point, arguing with the moderator. joe biden wasn't without his faults. he got into it with the president. there was some name-calling, but i did notice that every once in a while, biden would look at the camera and he would address the viewer.

>> one died and's strategies, historically, has been to really take focus away from a problematic opponent and focus on the moderator, focus on the people at home, several times he did this thing where he looked and said, how is your life these days or words to that effect. so, really trying not to give the president all his attention . sometimes it was more successful than not. certainly there were times when they fought and really engaged. but, part of his strategy was clearly to not really totally focus on the president. i think part of the president's strategy was to demand that focus by continue to throw biden off his game. >> there were a number of pointed questions to both candidates, specifically to the president about white supremacy and whether he would denounce it. he was asked not once, but a

couple times on that. that is going to be a big headline tomorrow. >> that is something a number of people picked up on. he was asked to denounce white supremacists who have engaged in some of the violence we have seen in certain cities d he prv specifically and he said standby, standdown. he did not say i don't want your support. >> thank you for your time, we appreciate it. still to come, more fire watch coverage. the huge loss tonight for wineries and not just those that have burned down. >> it is screwing with our business big time. where losing customers left and right. things get intense at a bare area mural. the suspect who appeared to pull a gun. one part of the bay area rattled by a swarm of small?. our home was burned to the ground

in the tubbs fire. the flames, the ash, it was terrifying. thousands of family homes are destroyed in wildfires. families are forced to move and higher property taxes are a huge problem. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims so families can move without a tax penalty. nineteen will help rebuild lives. vote 'yes' on 19.

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san rafael police looking for a man who may have pulled a gun on people after scrubbing away a mural honoring breonna taylor. she was the louisville woman shot and killed by police during a drug raid. the incident happened last week. officers say the man was washing away the chalk mural when several people confronted him. they say he then pulled out either a gun or a taser, pointed it at people and ran away. if you have any information about who this man might be, san rafael police want to hear from you. seismologists are looking into some heightened earthquake i typically near milpitas. three small quakes ranging in magnitude from 2.7 to three point three struck after 8:15 this morning. this is the third day in a row that the area has had these little earthquakes. we take a closer look. >> reporter: as if the year

2020 wasn't already shaking everyone off, a swarm of quakes hit just this morning in the hills east of the city. these small quakes have really been going on for more than a month. >> i was sitting on the bricks and felt every little jolt. >> reporter: he says he felt the strongest of the quakes at just after 9:00 a.m. >> another guy was right here and i go, did you feel that? and he goes yeah. it was just a second. it was over as quick as it happened. >> reporter: all three hit between 8:16 and i:0 2 am. the epicenter for all of them was the calaveras reservoir which sits along the calaveras fort in the hills east of milpitas. >> the calaveras fault has fairly frequent low magnitude events. we have lots of events

happening over a period of days to weeks. >> reporter: these come after about $.20 made august. one theory has to do with the make up of the ground along the fault. for example, if you have weak material, almost like talcum powder, talc, then you can get the fault moving, sort of creeping along slowly instead of being stuck and having larger events. >> reporter: it was not the size but the frequency that caused milpitas to trend on twitter. >> it is california. it is what it is. >> reporter: other residents are hoping the small jolts will take the place of a bigger quake. they say this year, anything can happen. >> 2020 has been rough already. just another girl all thrown at us. up next, it seems like a struggle for north they wineries trying to keep customers. >> we lost them to covid and

now to the fires. it is tough times. >> she has told me over and over , she understands the harm she has caused. a suspect accused of trying to kidnap joe montana's granddaughter. air quality across the bay area is worse downwind of the glass complex. we will track the smoke coming up in the forecast.

new details about the woman accused of trying to kidnap the granddaughter of 49ers legend, joe montana. she pleaded not guilty in a los angeles courtroom today. the judge called her a danger to the public and charged her with kidnapping and burglary. the woman allegedly broke into the malibu home on saturday and smashed a nine-month-old from a playpen. montana's wife safely pried the baby from her arms. no one was hurt. >> no clues on why she did what she did, only that she is very apologetic. she has told me over and over

again, she understands the harm she has caused. >> the next court date is october 20. her court, her bail is set at $200,000. the 49ers are tackling the election in a whole new way by voting center. the team is partnering with santa clara county to make it happen. you can drop off ballots starting on halloween. you can also vote early or on election day. stadium will be free. >> there is no better place to do it. we know it is a tough time with the pandemic. we will obviously follow all county protocols. we are lucky have, to have behind us 2 million square feet of opportunity to space out and place your vote. >> not to be outdone, the golden state warriors are also opening up their home, chase center, to be used for voting, as well. kpix 5 wants to help you vote smart. we have a special section at

kpix.com with voter information like how to register and places to drop off your belt. disney has announced a huge round of layoffs. at least 28,000 part-time workers will be let go. many of them are theme park and resort employees who have not had much work since the pandemic again. the head of disney parks putting part of the blame on california for not allowing disneyland in anaheim to reopen. state leaders are working closely with leaders so that they can reopen. tonight, the glass fire having a huge impact on north bay attractions. john ramos reports, even the wineries that were spared by the flames are now taking a big hit. >> reporter: this fire is picking and choosing victims. some wineries have been devastated while most have been untouched by the flames altogether. make no mistake about it, everyone is being affected by

this. some of the wineries along silverado trail suffered only minor losses like these solar panels. further up the road, fair winds estate winery has been devastated. the tasting room, bottling operation and fermentation tanks were all under the same roof and now the wind stored in these barrels appeared to be a total loss. the fire also had its way with hourglass winery, the 160-year- old residence that served as a welcome center for guests has been leveled and also melted the plastic roof over the tanks, probably destroying the 2020 vintage. the owner says, because last year's wine was protected in an underground cave, the business will have some revenue this year. >> it sounds like one of, winemaking is not for the faint of heart these days. >> it has never been for the faint of heart.ep eventhat espe the are ilur, power outag and foul air have killed the

tourist trade which not only hurts wine sales but every other hospitality business. ed brown was purchasing gas for the bed-and-breakfast that has been without power for 36 hours. >> it is screwing with our business big time. we are losing customers left and right. we lost them to covid and now to the fires. it is tough times. >> reporter: napa valley is more than just a farm region. it is a place of serene beauty, a symbol of the good life now, fires, foul air, a global pandemic, not exactly the ndyou magazine. >> it is hard. you stack a few of these on top of each other and it starts to have a psychological effect. but, we are an incredibly resilient community. i think everybody will fight back isll retu those who llyn agai stayed to rebuild will be rewarded for not being faint of

heart. john ramos, kpix 5. >> it sounds like tonight firefighters are going to want to take advantage of the favorable conditions to fight fires. >> lighter winds. it does look like things are going to worsen a bit on thursday when the fire weather watch kicks back and. we have to keep an eye on the fire weather conditions, air quality conditions and the next round of near record temperatures. let's start with fire conditions. this fire index takes everything into account. temperatures, moisture levels, fire fuels, wind direction even, and ranks them zero to 10. overnight it goes down to nearly 0. and the fog creeps in lynn. tomorrow and the numbers will peak around three or four in the north bay. in the vicinity of the glass complex, conditions are not going to necessarily prevented from spreading but it will not be favorable to spread rapidly which is good news for fire crews.

thursday it looks like conditions are not going to be too bad but there are two more four's. when speeds and temperatures are going to be high. while things are not as bad as they were, fire crews still have work cut out for them as they try to contain the fire and boost the containment levels. the smoke has been immediately downwind of the glass complex. some of that did blow down east of the diablo range. let's wind the clock forward. tomorrow it is inching a little bit further toward the coast. the winds push some of the smoke a little bit further to the west. that is a trend that will continue thursday. that brings the worst air quality to the entire bay area. friday, it is not going to happen early in the day. we will see a stronger onshore push to rearrange the smoke and get that out of here. more success heading into the weekend but in the vicinity of and downwind of the glass

complex, the air quality will be an issue for the foreseeable future. right now, the temperature stands at 58 degrees downtown. 56 in santa rosa. a nice drop in temperatures. 70 degrees in livermore. the fog will spread into the inland areas. it backs up quickly. already by late morning, unobstructed visibility. temperatures will warm up faster than today. we will start off or we did today in the upper 50s and low 60s. the highs are going to be well above average around the bay. maybe 5 to 10 degrees above normal but closer to 20 degrees above normal east of the diablo range. for the south bay, mid to upper 80s and a few low 90s. close to 90 degrees in san jose. mid 60s along the coast for one more day. here are the hotspots at or above 100 degrees. concord to the west, temperatures awfully hot. october will bring us more of the same. mid to upper 70s and the lower

half of the 80s around the central bay with upper 80s and low 90s for the north bay. further to the north knocking on the doorstep of triple digits and it will be hotter on thursday. that is when we are more likely to set record high temperatures. friday will be hot, too. the first weekend of october brings a little drop to temperatures. we will still watch air quality for the next several days. i will have the forecast for air quality across the bay area coming up in just a few minutes. up next, positive news for parents.

tonight it's the news a lot of parents and kids are waiting to hear. the state financed new guidance to reopen playgrounds regardless of which cheer they are in. public outdoor playgrounds will reopen by mid-october. swings and slides have been off- limits statewide since march.

thank you for watching this a special edition at 10. >> the 11:00 news starts right now.>> he wants to shut down this country. >> the president has no plan. >> now at 11 we've never seen a presidential debate like this one. tonight bay area voters when. new evacuation orders right now as the glass fire burns an unpredictable path through the north bay. plus wildfire for tea, one wildfire is hard enough, but over and over? >> you don't even think about it anymore, it's this mindless and numberless routine. good evening, we will get reaction from the debate in just a minute. >> first let's update you on the best