the latest numbers from the fire line the nuns fire in napa and sonoma fire in napa the nuns linefrom the fire latest numbers here are the progress. are making firefighters and erupted... firestorm north bay devastating since the one full week it is now ... it is now ... one full week since the devastating north bay firestorm erupted... and firefighters are making progress. here are the latest numbers from the fire line the nuns fire in napa and sonoma counties has burned more than 48-thousand acres and is 50-percent contained. the atlas fire in napa and solano counties has burned just over 51- thousand acres and is 68- percent contained. the tubbs fire burning in napa county has burned more than 36-

thousand acres, and it is 70-percent contained. and the pocket fire burning north of geyserville in sonoma county has burned nearly 12-thousand acres and is just 40-percent contained this morning. in total, firefighters are battling 16 large fires across the state burning more than 217-thousand acres. (grant on cam) danger to residents and to those who are fighting the flames... the highway patrol is investigating a rollover crash that killed the driver of a water tank truck this morning. it happened around 6-30 am on oakville grade near yountville. chp says the driver was headed down the steep road to refill the water tanks when the truck went down

the embankment. the truck was providing water to fire crews battling the nuns fire. no word on the cause of the crash... but the firefight has been going on for a week now.. and authorities acknowlege that exhaustion could be a factor.### (grant) we have some updates on evaucation orders that we want to tell you about. evacuation advisory orders have now been lifted in parts of sonoma county. bennett valley road and the area east of petaluma hill road. kenwood, boyes hot springs, glen ellen, and parts of the

city of sonoma. (grant) a litttle later this hour... i'll be joined by santa rosa city councilman.. chris rogers. we';ll talk about his town and its recovery. but right now.. let be send it back to you in the studio.

(vicki) thank you grant... as we reported... the firefight is not over.. but there is progress to report.(steve) fire officials say they know it's frustrating... but ask for patience. kron 4's terisa estacio is live for us in santa rosa with late details. (estacio - reporting) i am here at the intersection of coffey lane and hopper lane and behind me complete devastation. so many homes

mere shadows of what they once were right now, there is an all out effort to locate the dozens missing - (estacio reporting) it is grim and harsh work. these search and rescue workesr tasked with the dreadful job of going through the ash to locate missing mothers, fathers, aunts uncles loved ones still missing after the tubbbs fire ripped through neighbors here in santa rosa. this crew, from all over the bay area carefully looked into melted cars, behind crumbled walls that used to make up homes. shirlee zane. it is very troubling times. shirlee zane is a sonoma county supervisor and former mental health specialist - she says now is the time to offer as much

campassion as possible to those awaiting word about missing family members and friends. zane. the emotions are raw, just listen. sonoma county sheriff. the numbers are down but still we have 88 missing - anyone reported, we are taking seriously and putting into a count. sonoma's sheriff says they won't stop deploying these teams until every missing person is accounted for - besides crews - dogs were also brought in to help with trying to go through each and every home to make sure no one is left behind. (estacio) so many people who live in these neighborhoods are eager to get home and at least see for their selves what is left --- the sheriff says there is a plan for that more on that plan coming p on kron four news at 6 here near coffey park, te

(steve) we just leaned moments ago... an evacuation order for circle oaks and wooden valley in napa... has been lifted. also am mandatory evacuation for the berryessa highlands community has just been lifted. the evacuated area was at state highway 128 from silverado trail... to the napa county line at monitcello dam. access to berryessa highlands is either sage canyon road or the winters area. pg&e crews are still in the area restoring service. people returning home should stay clear of electrical wires on the ground. (vicki) the mandatory evacuation order in effect for the city of calistoga - has now been reduced to an advisory. this means people can return home - but, should be ready to leave at a moment's notice. (vicki)

people and businesses owners in the area - are busy trying to return to normal after being evacuated last week. (steve) kron4's maureen kelly joins us live now from calistoga... maureen, what can you tell us?

(steve) we have complete coverage of the deadly north bay fire storm...on-air and online. we have a list of the victims identified in sonoma county. we also have ways that you can help evacuees and people whose

homes were destroyed... that is all on our website at kron four dot com. we'll be right back.

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there is some information residents need to know before returning to their homes. if the evacuation order is lifted, only people who live in that area are allowed into their neighborhoods. there will be registration locations where you can get a re-entry pass, but you must have a form of i-d. you also must wear protective clothing and closed-toe shoes before going to your property. a re-entry kit will be provided for people who want search their properties and asses damage. debris bins and support services will be available in each neighborhood. insurance

specialists will also be available to help with documenting and filing claims. claims. and filing documenting help with available to also be specialists will also be available to help with

documenting and filing claims. claims. lawrence karnow: it was another warm day across the bay area with highs in the 70s and 80s. air qulity is still an issue because of the fires

but it should improve drastically over the next few days. fire weather conditions will also improve with an increase in the sea breeze, higher humidity levels. and cooler temperatures. on the satellite image you can still see high pressure over california. tomorrow will be another spare the air day with unhealthy air expected again in the northbay. there is another air quality alert in the central and southern san joaquin valley tomorrow. around the bay area highs will drop 5 to 15 degrees as the winds begin to pick up near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the low 80s inland 70s and low 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather is exoected over the next couple of days with increasing clouds. there's a slight chance of showers late thursday night and into friday morning. sunny weather will return next weekend with offshore winds and increased fire danger again.

(vicki) and the north bay firestorm not only destroyed thousands of homes and bussinesses... but destroyed several vineyards in wine country. (steve) still ahead on kron four news at five. we go out live to the signorello vineyard... along silverado trail - to get a look at the damage. hey, are you taking the tissue test?

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one of many that have been threatened or destroyed in the past week's devastating fires. (steve) some wineries and vineyards simply scorched by the flames while others suffered heavy damage.(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe is live along the silverado trail with a look at some of the worst of the damage. rob? sot pierre birebent/signor ello estateunderstandably, signorello estate wine maker pierre birebent cant stop thinking about firenow. not after the silverado trail winery suffered heavy damage in the wild fires that damaged this and at dozen least a dozen others in the past week. sot pierre birebentthe winery's main building, which included the tasting room, offices, kitchen and an apartmentburned to the ground. the fire did not damage

signorello's 45 acres of cabernet sauvignon and other varieties but bierbent is worried about the 2017 vintage, much of which is in these tanks.sot pierre bierbentthe power was still out monday and that means no electricity to run pumps and cooling systems. the fire burned so hot it literally melted wine bottles in the tasting room. fortunately most of the winery's inventory is stored off site. as for the harvest, bierbentsays it was 95 percent complete before the fire.sot pierre bierbent

(vicki) coming up, our coverage on the devastating wildfires burning in the north bay continues right after the break.

(grant) (stanley) people return to their homes, evacuation order still in place.

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with

chief meterologist brittney shipp. lawrence karnow: it was another warm day across the bay area with highs in the 70s and 80s. air qulity is still an issue because of the fires but it should improve drastically over the next few days. fire weather conditions will also improve with an increase in the sea breeze, higher humidity levels. and cooler temperatures. on the satellite image you can still see high pressure over california. but in the next couple of days that ridge will weaken and push southward allowing for coastal winds to increase and cooler weather to work its way into the bay area. also, more clouds will

begin to stream across our skies too. tomorrow will be another spare the air day with unhealthy air expected again in the northbay. there is another air quality alert in the central and southern san joaquin valley tomorrow. around the bay area highs will drop 5 to 15 degrees as the winds begin to pick up near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the low 80s inland 70s and low 80s and 60s at the coast. much weather is the next with increasing there's a of showers late the flailing weinstein

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and now i'm joined here with santa rosa city councilman chris rodgers....

(steve) dozens of schools impacted by the wildfires - reopened today... and more are scheduled to reopen tomorrow. (vicki) petaluma and vallejo unified schools will reopen tomorrow. analy high school will also resume classes. and classes at sonoma state university will resume on wednesday. napa valley unified schools will also reopen wednesday. head to kron4-dot-com for the full list of schools. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

lawrence karnow: it was another warm day across the bay area with highs in the 70s and 80s. air qulity is still an issue because of the fires but it should improve drastically over the next few days. fire weather conditions will also improve with an increase in the sea breeze, higher humidity levels. and cooler temperatures. on the satellite image you can still see high pressure over california. but in the next couple of days that ridge will weaken and push southward allowing for coastal winds to increase and cooler weather to work its way into the bay area. also, more clouds will begin to stream across our skies too. tomorrow will be another spare the air day with unhealthy air expected again in the northbay. there is another air quality alert in

the central and southern san joaquin valley tomorrow. around the bay area highs will drop 5 to 15 degrees as the winds begin to pick up near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the low 80s inland 70s and low 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather is exoected over the next couple of days with increasing clouds. there's a slight chance of showers late thursday night and into friday morning. sunny weather will return next weekend with offshore winds and increased fire danger again. (steve) coming up next,

thousands of people have donated to the victims of the devastating north bay wildfires - but where do those donations go and can you help? we tell you right after the break.

(vicki) with roughly 57- hundred structures burned -- many residents are returning to find nothing left but ashes. as donations pour in, the red cross is addressing concerns about where those donations are going. dana griffin reports reporter standup: "walter, cathy, these are some of the items that are coming in, and while they are very much appreciated, when you get tables full of items like you see here, it can be overwhelming, because there's just not enough space for it all."nat sot: "they're all available for evacuees."in this facebook video-the yuba county office of emergency services is addressing rumors about local donations being shipped to other disaster areas outside california. unidentified speaker: "people asking questions about that and that's fine."some of items were loaded up and taken from the fairgrounds a couple of days ago. but the red cross says those items went to a center that's in closer proximity to the victims of the cascade fire.denise

everhart / red cross coordinating officer: "i have no idea how that facebook post happened, i'll just be honest with because there's a warehouse 1.3 miles away that those trucks went to."the items will stay local-- but the red cross says dropping off items to evacuation centers is not the most effective way to help.denise everhart / red cross coordinating officer: "a lot of the times, what we get are things that people clear out their closets. i can't give you a pair of high heel shoes on a disaster but i also can't give you a dirty dress." volunteers- have to sort donations, check expiration dates, and have clothes cleaned. denise everhart / red cross coordinating officer: "so, it quickly becomes overwhelming."the red cross says there's three ways to help during a major disaster: donate blood, volunteer your time or donate money so the red cross will buy the items needed most.denise everhart / red cross coordinating officer: "we always buy it locally so that helps the community recover and we know where it came from. it's properly sealed, it's not expired and it just makes it easier." but for mariano and christa domingo who lost everything in the fire?mariano and christa domingo / displaced by fire: "everything. yeah."these donations were exactly what they needed. mariano domingo / displaced by fire: yeah, everything we have on is donated. there's a lot coming in and trying to organize it, i know is difficult for them, but anything that they can do is appreciated a lot." (vicki) and monetary donations

are still needed at this time. the salvation army uses 100-percent of disaster donations in support of local disaster relief operations. to donate, visit go-sal- army-org. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ( pam ) thank you vicki... our team coverage of the north bay fires continues at six o'clock.... we have important information for evacuees on a number of issues .. including ... an explanation of how local officials plan to get

residents back into their neighborhoods, in an orderly fashion.(steve) with evacuation orders being lifted.. the centers are shutting down... all to the relief of those who have been gone from their homes for more than a week.(pam) complete coverage for you tonight... on kron 4 news at six. we'll be right back. 811 is a free service to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas and electric lines so you don't hit them when you dig. call 811 before you dig, and make sure that you and your neighbors are safe. i just drank tons of water all the time, it was never enough. my dentist suggested biotene, my mouth felt more lubricated. i use the biotene rinse and i use the spray.

biotene did make a difference. 811 is available to any business our or homeownerfe. to make sure that you identify where your utilities are if you are gonna do any kind of excavation no matter how small or large before you dig, call 811. keep yourself safe. calistoga folks went yay!now at six ... as some fire evacuees return .... others are ordered to leave their devastated neighborhoods.gonna have to ask you guys to get out of this area.after more than a week of fighting the deadliest and most destructive fires in california history, officials say they are

"optimistic, cautiously optimistic"> ( pam ) good evening... i'm pam moore.( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. we have a team of reporters on this story tonight. we start with kron 4's grant lodes... he is in santa rosa tonight at one neighborhood that's been devastated by a wildfire. grant.. i understand the vice mayor is with you as well?

( steve ) let's get you update now on the firefighting effort. we are seeing progress tonight... cal fire says the massive atlas fire has burned more than 51-thousand acres in napa and sonoma counties. it is 68- percent contained. the pocket fire in sonoma county has burned close to 12- thousand acres .. it is 40- percent contained.( pam ) the 'nuns fire' ... which is off highway- 12... has charred more than 48-thousand acres ... it is 50- percent contained. and things are improving with the 'tubbs fire' ... that is the fire that ravaged santa rosa. it has burned more than 36- thousand acres ... and is now 70-percent. ( pam ) the number of dead

from the fires remains at 41 tonight. 22 of the deaths are in sonoma county alone.( steve ) we have also learned the number of people reported missing has dropped. the sonoma county sheriff says 88 people remain unaccounted for. that's down from the initial reports of close to 2-thousand. in napa county... 14 people are still missing tonight. (steve) so many evacuees are eager to return home even if that means there is not much of a home to go back too (pam) today ... the sonoma county sheriff announced ... that escorts will be provided for residents kron four's terisa estacio is in santa rosa with more on that part of our coverage tonight (estacio) there is not much left of this neighborhood - that is a part of coffey park but still as you can imagine, if it happened to you you

would want to come back and see for yourself if there is something that can be salvaged today the sheriff said there is a plan to allow people to come back to their homes but it will be a quite a process given the magtitude of the devastation out here.. (estacio) at this home - off of coffeey lane a pond sits full of ash, and dead coi fish it is a grisly sight and sadly, it is repeated many times here in this neighborhood of coffeey park. still, for residents who call this area home, there is a lot of anxiety to see for their selves what remains, and maybe find something of personal value - left in the ruins. rob giordano sonoma county sheriff. we want to get people back in - that is our goal. sonoma countys sheriff explained how allow residents back in. giordano. we are doing all we can giordano says - a top priority stalling those this the search for those trapped by the flames many are still missing, and they are waiting

till teams conduct careful of each and every home before letting people back in. giordano. (estacio - i was with a team all day long, and it is a grim task being out here and the harsh reaaltiy of looking for deceased residents is certainly taking a toll on workers. te a water tank truck driver helping with the nuns fire is dead tonight following a crash. the california highway patrol says the truck went off the road on oakville grade off highway 29 near yountville this morning the driver was a private contractor helping cal fire. we know the driver was the only man in the truck at the the time. investigators say the truck was empty and headed downhill when it rolled over and went down an embankment. this is the first death we have heard of connected to the firefighting effort. the driver's name has not been released. ( pam ) evacuation orders have been lifted throughout the day in the north bay. and the list is long. the best way to stay on top of the areas where people are being allowed back in.... and where homeowners are still being

told to stay out ... is through the kron four website. we are constantly updating the list... you will find the link on our front page. it has information from napa and sonoma counties along with the streets and neighborhoods. ( pam ) the town of calistoga is slowly coming back to life after the mandatory evacuation order was lifted.( steve ) but kron4's maureen kelly found many of the town's tourist depended businesses still closed. nats (cork pop)one calistoga tasting room was pouring for tourists.happy to have customers.and even happy to see the postal worker drop off mailit's the little thingsa stroll down the town's main artery found many business dark..with signs in the window explaining there are closed because of the fires outside the pacifico restaurant a sandwich board reads we're open and thank you

firefighters.but at the height of the lunch rush during at the tail end of what is normally the wine crush seasonthe tables outside are empty. the manager says they are serving a limited menu and much of his staff havent returned to work.but some merchants could be seen straignting up and cleaning up.happy to see each other.and happy to be back at work.even is business is slow .bitethe calmart opened right when the evaucation order was lifted sunday afternoonwith some hardy employees coming in early to stock.so weary residents had a place to get provisions.after so many days of being out of their homes. maureen kelly kron4 news

let's get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another warm day across the bay area with highs in the 70s and 80s. air qulity is still an issue because of the fires but it should improve drastically over the next few days. fire weather conditions will also improve with an increase in the sea breeze, higher humidity levels. and cooler temperatures. on the satellite image you can still see high pressure over california. but in the next couple of days that ridge will weaken and push southward allowing for coastal winds to increase and cooler weather to work its way into the bay area. also, more clouds will begin to stream across our skies too. tomorrow will be another spare the air day with unhealthy air expected again in the northbay. there is

another air quality alert in the central and southern san joaquin valley tomorrow. around the bay area highs will drop 5 to 15 degrees as the winds begin to pick up near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the low 80s inland 70s and low 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather is exoected over the next couple of days with increasing clouds. there's a slight chance of showers late thursday night and into friday morning. sunny weather will return next weekend with offshore winds and increased fire danger again. ( steve ) the wildfires are also hitting the north bay's wineries. the famous vineyard threatened by flames tonight... and we will show you another winery that has suffered damaged.

( steve ) we are going back to grant lodes now in the coffey park neighborhood of santa rosa.( pam ) behind him used to be houses. he has a stunning look that shows what one home looked like... before the fire tore through. grant...

(pam) the last week has not been easy for firefighters in the north bay. many of them also had to evacuate and battle the fire in their own communities. the progress being made in fighting the fires is thanks to the work of thousands of firefighters and a little help from the weather.. fire crews feel good about the progress they are making... but the threat is not over. the wine country fires have even taken some veteran firefighters by surprise. (dominic polito/cal fire): "this is like a fire i've never seen before.... so without those winds we're doing a lot better." polito (pol-eat-o) says, with crews pushing the fire away from the communities and having more personell ... it is far less likely that the

fires will spread back into town. ( pam 2-shot) it may be too soon to measure the overall impact the fires are having on napa and sonoma valley wineries. by some accounts, the harvest was nearly complete when the fireshit.( steve ) a hand full of wineries were destroyed while others suffered mostly minor damage. kron four's rob fladeboe s us now with a live report from the silverado trail. rob?

rñ the winemaker tells me he got here about 11:00 or so. , h some of his guys bought the fire for 20 minutes, and he says they basically escaped with their lives. this is one of several wineries damage. it wasn't just this winery, another one real close to here had another narrow escape. >> good 8iu[hnews for fans here the napa valley, the tasting room is open again. the sign on the door leaves no doubt about that. open just days y all that destroyed several other wineries here along the silverado trail and left its calling card here. >>("s the fire came down off of the mountain and it spread

across the canyon and came down to the trail. we are the second property here proceeding from south to north that appears to be burned. then it caught the mother vineyards and wineries. >> he showed me how the fire seemed to burn all around the tasting room taking a toll on the landscaping. the nearby winery was destroyed. propane tanks']ys exploded, and woods behind the winery are gone. >> yes, it looks like we got @hwell from th back coming towards the front. here we are standing in front of my tasting room where it is scorched all the way around. some of the trees are completely burned. zthe burning areas scorched. >> the 12 5"ú4acres of vines emerged from the firestorm pretty much intact.

also, the vineyard manager is happy about that. >> we were nearly done with the harvest. of our grapes. we diverted some grapes to another winery the other day, ow finishing up the winds, but we can't really finish them up until we have all of our infrastructures as i mentioned intact.>> reporter: back alive here off of the silverado trail, something that s getting qñthe lights back on, getting the electricity, and getting the power back on. they tell me they have the power on, so they are able to at this winery. until they do, they really can't get anything done. they are going to have to get the lights back up before they i ib usual. kron 4news. boy, you can see that

stubborn haze[29mp8 is still c the bay area. >> yeah, we got a little bit of rain in our forecast. our meteorologist joins us now with your forecast. >> significant rain, we could bring it into the fire season. unfortunately, i am not highly confident. just some showers and moving in san jose, we have that haze outside right now. the rain, of course will help to clear that out if we do indeed get some of klq1]xthe sh you can still see high pressure over california. but in the next couple of days that ridge will weaken and push southward allowing for coastal winds to increase and cooler weather to work its way into the bay area. also, more clouds will begin to stream across our skies too. tomorrow will be another spare the air day with unhealthy air expected again in the northbay. there is

another air quality alert in the central and southern san joaquin valley tomorrow. around the bay area highs will drop 5 to 15 degrees as the winds begin to pick up near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the low 80s inland 70s and low 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. much cooler we cted over the tomorrow, we are going to see some unhealthy conditions in the north may+-1sl and it is going to take a few days to move that out of the atmosphere. they are going to see some bad bpñ so it looks like we are going to see the seabreeze kicking in , and we are going to see a check for a couple of raindropsd as we look towards thursday night, here comes the front in the bay area bringing a chance wy0÷ ay area bringing a chance looks like temperatures are going to start warm back up

again as we head towards the weekend. 30s and 40s in the north bay, and tomorrow, 60s and 70sj÷b3 a you make your way inside of the bay. a lot of clouds moving in, in the next few days, record down much warmer weather with offshore winds kicking back in eight this weekend. >> coming up, many of the evacuees finally returning to their homes.añws.3 we are there as some of them find out whether their houses survived the flames. i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica, i don't really know. i'm a quick packer. ♪

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to the coffey park neighborhood of santa rosa ... that is where our grant lodes is reporting live tonight. he has showed us the devastation.... he is joined again by the city's vice mayor. mayor. jack, thank you for staying with us.

when can people expect to get back in here and see what is left? >> various were not hit by fire damage, you should be able to r into those really quickly.ç we are hearing reports of folks where there is a chance that police will let you in if they do show up- sqt. just show a dr license. if you don't have a drivers license, go to the local assistance center in downtown santa rosa, and they will be able to hopefully help you get a hold of an id.x5+n]ç if you n get closure -- >> that democrat building is sort of a one-stop shop for people.;

information, get down there. if you did lose a home or a car, get down there and get that claim done quickly. >> one of the biggest problems to emerge from this crisis is s that housing is gone 3000 or so units just up in smoke in a place in the bay housing shortage. so, how do you get past the hurdle of finding people actual places to live that they can afford.>> =p!well, right off th bat, i asked our neighbor communities to open up the spare bedroom down the hall. that is so important. you know, people are asking how zúr÷i help? our thoughts and prayers go out to people, but what we really need is for people to open

their doors. that is going to be especially important in the interim.ghv$ ( steve ) the napa county district attorney's office tonight is keeping a close eye tonight on reports of price gouging. kron four has received a few tips from people of hotels and gas stations raising their prices significantly during the fires. the district attorney's office says so far the businesses in the county have been supportive and overly generous. but it will go

after those that break the rules. since the governor declared a state of emergency, it is illegal to raise that break rules, since the governor declared the state of emergency, it is illegal to raise prices more than 10% >> evacuees returning to the town of kalastoga after the egg evacuation is lifted >> spoke to leaders and shop owners about returning things as fast as possible back to normal. >> mandatory evacuation order has been lifted here and things are slowly getting back to normal. kids are popping their bicycles and doors open at classic downtown restaurant like bread and grill >> [indiscernible] came in yesterday about 2:00 and made sure we are ready to

go and everything is in gear and we did. we lost some of the product, we had some more product on the way. so we are good. >> we welcomed the residents back yesterday afternoon and we are all getting settled back in. >> customers, happy to see you >> thank you. just want to come back [indiscernible] lunch, a bite to eat. >> you are like an anchor restaurant here. >> we are an anchor, we wanted to get open as quickly as we could. we have people coming in on a daily basis. want to return things back to normal. >> obviously my voice is not back to normal, but downtown is open for residents and visitors. kron 4 news. >> headway into this, but we have some head winds ahead of us if we don't get the proper amount of rain.

>> looks like we might see showers, but not significant amounts of rain, but maybe offshore winds and dangerous into the next part of the weekend. we have looking toward san francisco, a lot of pollutant trapped because of high pressure overhead. we saw some higher clouds, patches of fog along the coastline. looks like all things pointing toward cooler weather, air- conditioned as we see a stronger sea breeze and temperatures coming way down, about 67 degrees in san francisco for tomorrow. 66 in pacific, these temperatures likely going to drop a good 5, 15 degrees for tomorrow. still in the 70s redwood city and east bay still going to see a lot of pollutants trapped

between some of the mountain tops and temperatures warping up in the 80s -- wrapping up in the 80s. north bay will not be as windy as it has been. we will have a stronger sea breeze kicking in, which will bring higher humidity. next couple days talk about rain maybe thursday night. dry and warmer weather, guys, next weekend. >> thank you lawrence. there is other news we are tracking tonight. the harvey weinstein, for example, it could be the mogul's business in jeopardy. the news tonight.

an army sergeant who was held captive by the taliban for five years after leaving his base . a sergeant held captive pleaded guilty today >> he was facing charges of desertion and his behavior. seen here arriving at court in fort bag. the sentence could carry life in prison. there is no deal in exchange for his guilty plea. he was captured by the taliban in 2009.

and released in 2014 in exchange for five detapenys. >> an injection of money which may help it stay afloat. the movie and television studio says it is negotiating a deal with investment colony capital. a significant portion of the company's assets, a conduct stan dall involving harvey weinstein has dragged the company down for almost two weeks. the board fired him on october 8. and that was after the new york times detailed a decade long pattern of alleged harassment. the weinstein company has many pictures including project runway. >> coming up in sports, the 49ers seem to have a lot of hope with close games and a new starting quarterback, while the raiders playoff hopes continue

to dissipate with its fourth straight loss. reaction from the coaches. >> and a brand new home and it's only a few miles from the old one. details on who signed him and how and update on aaron rogers' injury coming up next.

time now for correct me if kron 4 sports >> bowman didn't have to wait long to get back in the nfl. he and the 49ers parted company on friday and today he signs a one year, $3 million contract with the raiders. he planned on maybe visiting the dallas cowboys also this week, but when the raiders stepped up, he said i'm ready to go. those of you who follow bowman know three times he has been an all star, one of the best in his position, had a very serious knee situation that almost ended his career and

here is something you heard from the guys who deal with him on a daily basis. "right now he is not as good as he thinks he is. his days are numbered, but he n has so much pride in himself, he may be able to give it one more year." . >> to give somebody the experience he has, we think it's a good addition for us. we will see how quickly we can get him on the field. >> is thursday out of the question. >> no, not out of the question. >> are you kidding? he will be out there when they play the kansas city chiefs trying to keep the season alive. derek carr did not play deep very often. two interceptions, 171 yards. they were not that effective. and a park here in the second

half. but when they missed theextra point and gave the chargers a chance to march down the field instead of a 3-point lead, it was a 2-point lead and there you go. and this is really put the raiders season on the brink. they are two and four. you don't beat kansas city on thursday you will go to 2 and 5 and pretty much lights out for one time thought to be a super bowl contender. . >> can't let adversity cause you to become something you are not. we have to stay true to who we are. we are competitors. we want it very badly. we care very much. we are passionate about it. we need to stay full of energy and positive and continue to work at our trade and those are the things that help you improve as you go through the years and start stacking up wins and having fun on these mondays. >> tough when everybody is beating up op you.

they have to win thursday. here on the 49ers, losing their phi straight game with 3 points or lez. brine held his shoulder pads for much of the three-quarters and rookie looked pretty darn good. there was one play that everybody griped about, saying it was a bad call, but bottom line, you have to win the game. you have to take it into your own hands. they did not get it done. they are 0 and 6 and shanahan talking quarterbacks. >> i could see the way the game was going. i could see he needed a spark. and cj put in a couple weeks of practice. i knew he was ready. definitely the time. i felt he gave us the best chance to win and going forward also. i was excited with how he played. by any means not perfect. he came in there, didn't hesitate, competed. the moment was not too big for him.

made a few plays, made a few off schedule plays and the reason we got back in that game. >> that is it. >> coming up, firefighters making progress tonight on the wine country fires, but they still have a long way to go. we will get a live update from cal fire on the effort to bring the flames under control. ant check back in

check back in with our grant lodes .. reporting live from

the north ba welcome back to our continuing coverage of the north bay fire, we are live in the coffee park neighborhood of santa rosa. joshua, thank you for your time, number one, where do we stand right now? i know you have been focusing on the fires burn not guilty sonoma county >> we are making progress. the men working on the fire line, we are starting to see what we call black line on the fire, but still uncontrolled fire we are dealing with. >> the winds have ramped up. it seems to be calm now. is the weather cooperating. >> it is cooperating. we are out of red flag warnings. we have a little breeze, but the firefighters have to face the challenges of steep terrain and low relative humidity. the hills are very, very dry. yesterday we were about 15% and now we are in single digits.

that in combination with the terrain and increasing temperatures provides a significant challenge. >> the rain forecast, though not a lot, should help things thursday. >> it's going to help, depending on how much rain we get. recovery, and because there is not much moisture in the air, there is not much time for the fuel to absorb and retain the moisture. so there is very little recovery. >> i know you can't speak to the specifics, but there was a death, contractor working with cal fire had his tanker truck overturned. how much -- and not specifically with that situation because i know it's being investigated. how much is fatigue and making good decisions and doing your job now more than a week on these fires? >> it's a challenge, not specifically talking about the unfortunate passing of the gentleman today. we are toward the end of the fire season.

the men and women working on this fire have been on numerous fires throughout the season, especially cal fire and local government. >> real quick, 10 seconds, how bad is this fire when you look around at this neighborhood and other areas, how bad is it. >> it's daunting. worst experience i have had in my professional career. the damage that has been done is devastating and our hearts go out to those dealing with this tragedy. >> he just rolled right up here and i know you have a lot to do. you can run on and we thank all of cal fire that has been so helpful the past week getting us the information so we can pass it on to you. we are live at coffee park. >> thank you. the fight continues, for sure. >> sure would help if we had some rain. looks like rain in the forecast, definitely improved conditions. tomorrow the temperatures will

drop, sea breeze kicking in. highs only 60s along the coastline. but here is the real good news. toward thursday night into friday there is a chance we could see rain especially in the north bay, maybe a quarter of an inch. if we get more, that would be a bonus. it sure would be. thats's it for us at 6:00. we are back at 8:00, 9:00, and 10:00. stay with us.

her shocking claims about the cat dolls. >> the scandal rocking the popular girl group. >> then shark tank mystery. >> hello sharks, my name is phil. >> the contestant found dead in the river with a bullet in his head. was it foul play?

>> issie is here. the family dog who popped out of nowhere in the california wildfires. >> this is just an amazing moment. >> plus her nightmare nanny interview with disgraced producer harvey weinstein. >> he opened the door only wearing boxer shorts and an undershirt. >> but whether that day started off bright and sunny, but quickly became dangerous. >> he said it was an accident. >> her mother said you got away with murder. >> and glow-in-the-dark golf, carnivals, and the rockettes. you won't believe what malls are doing to lure customers back. plus look at what just happened to hillary clinton. now inside edition with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody and thank you for joining us. when it comes to girl groups

the pussycat dolls ranks as one of the most successful of all time. one of the members of the group says all those moves and all those harmonies were really a mask for prostitution. >> reporter: a former member of the pussycat dolls is now making this bomb shell claim. my truth, i wasn't in a girl group, i was in a prostitution ring she tweeted. kiya jones is coming forward because dozens of actresses were speaking out about harvey weinstein. she unleashed a tweet storm claiming the pussycat dolls received their own sexual abuse. to be a part of the team you must be a team player, sleep with whoever they say. she doubled down in a phone interview with the controversial website. >> you're a prostitute. you're doing things for money, you're doing things for your career. it's being pushed onto you or you are jumping to it. and that's what this is.

>> what type of people were they making you sleep with? >> executives and managers and agents and other artists on the label. sometimes they just continue to talk to the girl. she was passed around. >> reporter: the founder of the pussycat dolls claims these are ridiculous lies. jones is clearly looking for her 15 minutes. jones left the dolls in 2005 just before rocketing to the top of the music charts with 54 million records sold worldwide. ♪ [ music ] lead singer nicole scherzinger won season 10 of dancing with the stars. jones went on to a solo music career and also a big supporter of president trump. as seen in this appearance on fox news in june. >> they are posing fake news, dividing the nation. >> just last week