started as an investigation into a fire arms violation. police tell us officers saw the suspect, in a suv, believed to be in possession of a firearm.police say the suspect then became aware officers were around. that is when an officer on a bicycle from the tenderloin district was hit by the tan suv.srgt. michael andraychak / san francisco policesot the suspect vehicle fled the scene the officer was transferred to zuckerberg general hospital the officer is in critical condition with significant injuries and is currently in surgerythe suspects tan or gold suv was located on the panhandle by buena vista park, on central and fell.but the suspect has not been caught. police also not releasing any information to us about who the person they are looking for.a shelter in place that was ordered for that area is now over.(justine)back here

livewitnesses tell me when the officer was run over they heard a loud crunching sound. and that they saw the officer not moving on the ground.we are gathering more information on this developing story.i'll have another live report on kron 4 news at 6. (catherine) we first told you about the officer being injured through our mobile app. we sent a push alert just after 1:30 this afternoon. make sure you download the kron-four news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. the other big story we are following tonight: the most

destructive wildfires in california, coming under control .schools and shops reopening from calistoga to santa rosa.nice to get back in the swing of things.chopper nat sonoma county's sheriff describes his first aerial view of the fire damage.i could not believe the burn damage, how many houses have burned.different chopper nat in santa cruz county crucial air drops halted by an illegal drone this morning.if we do find that drone pilot he will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. (grant) let's begin in the north bay... recovery is ramping up in wine country and beyond... as firefighters say they've gotten the upper hand on the devastating wildfires. (catherine) thousands of people are returning home as evacuation orders are being lifted. and cal fire is updating the latest containment numbers. (grant) the atlas fire in napa and solano counties has burned just over 51-thousand acres and is 83-percent contained. it has destroyed 421 homes and businesses and is still threatening nearly one-

thousand more. == the tubbs fire has burned more than 36-thousand acres in napa and sonoma counties. it is 91-percent contained tonight. == the nuns fire is also in napa and sonoma counties. it has burned 54-thousand acres and is 80- percent contained. finally the pocket fire near geyserville has burned more than 12-thousand acres and is 63-percent contained. (catherine) as containment numbers are up... the search continues for those who are still missing in in the fires. (grant) kron four's terisa estacio was with a team today as they combed destroyed homes in santa rosa. she joins us live (estacio - live) i am here on channing lane, which is off wikiup drive in santa rosa there are 250 search and rescue voluteers currently here in the northbay of sonoma going home to home looking for the missing. (estacio - reporting)this search for the dead is not easy.. search and rescue teams look behind charred bbq's, melted washer and dryers, and garden ponds now full of ash they spread out

and slowly and methodically inch their way through each burned down home. it is very slow going and tough work. rob giordano, sonoma county sheriff. these are volunteers, it is really something, not paid to do this. i talked with sonoma county's sheriff wednesday about how they are trying to do all they can to find missing loved ones. giordano. we know it is important we are going as fast as we canwhile thre are 250 search and rescue members out here from agencies all over the bay area think of about this fact they are faced with going over nearly 102 thousand acres that burned that is slightly more than 3 times the size of san francisco. besides the grim nature of their work it is physically challenging as well all team members must wear layers of protective clothing, plus masks gloves and goggles the sun beats down and still they move on committed to (grant) rosa.

(grant) now to calistoga...the quaint wine country city...which was evacuated during the fires. flames came close, but did not penetrate city limits. (catherine) vicki liviakis is live in calistoga tonight as the city begins to try to return to a normal routine.. vicki?

(catherine) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. the sea breeze brought much cooler weather to the bay area

and much higher humidity too. the winds continue to blow and it's breezy in many areas now. the cooler temperatures and moist weather is helping fire fighters and there is even a chance of rain on the way. tonight we can expect increasing clouds with low clouds and fog moving into the bay and valleys. we can see the first storm of the season on the satellite picture. you can see it now moving out of the gulf of alaska. we could see some showers as early as the afternoon in the north bay before it spreads across the rest of the bay area overnight tomorrow. we could see a tenth to a quarter of an inch in the north bay with maybe more over the mountains. this of course is all good news since it will greatly lower the fire danger. we could see 3 inches of snow across the higher peaks in the sierra too. we can expect increasing clouds thoughout the day tomorrow with a chance of showers in the north bay in the afternoon. temperatures will be much cooler with most highs in the 50s and 60s. it's going to be up and down over

the next 7 days. temperatures will actually be cooler than normal through friday with a chance of showers. much weather is forecast for the weekend. (grant) in the south bay...a wildfire in santa cruz mountains is burning near bear canyon road and bear creek road. right now it has burned more than 270 acres and is just 10-percent contained. (catherine) crews are fighting a stubborn blaze... but there was at least one other obstacle that forced aircraft fighting the fire to be grounded.(grant) kron 4's rob fladeboe is live in boulder creek tonight with the details. rob? (rob live) (latest numbers of fire)

nats (helicopters fight fire) helicopters like this one and other aircraft fighting the bear fire were grounded for about an hour on wednesday after a drone was spotted in the airspace over the fire. that not only led to fewer water drops, allowing the fire to spread that much more, but it put the aircraft, pilots and firefighters on the ground at risk.sot captain jordan motta/calfirethe drone did not however stop hand crews like this one from attacking the fire on the ground. another firefighter was injured, bringing to six the number of firefighters who have been injured, one of whom remains hospitalized with serious injuries. bear creek

drainage, where the fire is burning, is some of the most rugged terrain in all of the santa cruz mountains.sot steve chapman/firefighteri rode along with calfire up the narrow, winding bear canyon road where the fire started. the landscape still smolders with a spot fire here and there. we pass the charred ruins of a half dozen abandoned vehicles on the way. even as they hunted for that drone and it's pilot,sheriffs announced the arrest of a man suspected of looting an evacuated home.sot sgt. chris clark/santa cruz sheriffs dept.

(rob live) the sheriff's department says it will be stepping up patrols in the evacuated areastonight. that drone disappeared about an hour after it was fist spotted this morning butdeputies are still searching for the pilot. live in bolder creek rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(catherine) the n-f-l is not changing its national anthem policy. (grant) how commissioner roger goodell is responding to players kneeling during the anthem. (catherine) then... another freeway shooting in the east bay. details on who police are looking for tonight. (grant) and after the break... we continue our coverage of the recovery from the north bay firestorm. vicki liviakis is live with the mayor of calistoga as that city looks to get back to a normal way of life.

back to our big story tonight... recovery in wine country as the firefight continues. (catherine) vicki liviakis is live in calistoga tonight. vicki?

(catherine) in santa rosa... a local pharmacy has been serving the community the past 75-years. when the wildfire erupted - santa rosa residents... many who had been evacuated for days.. found themselves in desperate need of medication.(grant) while other medical offices and pharmacies were

closed...kron4's haaziq madyun take us to the one place that stayed open when the north bay wildfires blazed through the town of santa rosa thousands of residents were evacuated from their homes and as a result separated from their medications. well, that is where tuttle's doyle park pharmacy comes indebbi ling is the office manager here at tuttle's pharmacythat kind of commitment is appreciated by santa rosa residentsdave boyce/tuttle's pharmacy customer: "we are very

fortunate to have the pharmacy in our community and in our neighborhood. the primary pharmacists has been since the start of this crisis and it doesn't look like they are going home any time soon">which means a lot considering the people who work here have been impacted by the fire like debbi ling's mother in-law's home after helping to resettle her in-laws debbi was right back here at tuttle's in santa rosa haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) president trump praised first- responders fighting wildfires in the north bay on twitter today. he tweeted --- " our hearts are with all affected by the wildfires in california. god bless our brave first responders and fema team. we support you." there's no word yet on whether the president will visit the north bay fire neighborhoods. (catherine) a san francisco a san (catherine) a san francisco police officer is critically injured after being hit by a suv. we'll go live to the scene for an update on his condition. (catherine) there's been

another shooting on an east bay highway... one man was injured in castro valley...and the shooter is still on the loose. it happened around 9:00 last night on westbound 5- 80 between redwood road and strobridge avenue. officers say someone in a black sedan started shooting at a nissan on the highway. a 21-year-old was injured and taken to the hospital...he's since been released. police have not yet released a detailed description of the suspect or the car. (grant) new tonight at five... we are hearing from 49ers rookie linebacker reuben foster... for the first time... after he and a teammate were held at gunpoint in san francisco. foster and linebacker ray-ray armstrong say they were leaving the "love and propaganda club" in the union square section of the city...when they were confronted by two men early monday morning. they were able to escape unharmed -- taking refuge in a nearby hotel before calling police.

foster says he hopes his teammates can learn from this. (grant) in a statement, the 49ers say they are glad neither player was hurt -- and that both players are cooperating with a police investigation. (catherine) the nfl is 'not' changing it's national anthem policy to require players to stand during the anthem. n-f-l commissioner roger goodellsays he believes players who kneel are not trying to show disrespect for the flag. but he did say that the league still believes they should stand. goodell was talking about the issue after two-day meeting of n-f-l team owners in new york city.

he says there won't be any policy changes. the policy now simply says that players áshouldá stand for the anthem, but are not required to do so. (sot) (catherine)"six or seven players that are involved with this protest at this point. and this is something that, what we tried to do is deal with the underlying issue and understand what it is that they're protesting and try to address that matter. and so. . let me finish, if you can. so, the important thing for us is to be able to do that and take that opportunity to make real differences in our community, and that is really what's going to ultimately be the important aspect for us long term. not every n-f-l owner agrees with the decision to keep the current policy intact. dallas cowboys owner jerry jones has said that any dallas player who kneels during the national anthem will 'not' play. (grant) as the fires continue to

burn in the north bay... several businesses have been affected. (catherine) coming up at 5:30... we'll take a look at how the wildfires have affected pot growers.

(grant) breaking news we're following tonight... a san francisco police officer is seriously injured after being hit by a car. and we just learned in the last hour that the suspect is in custody...he was found on ellis street after a man-hunt. (catherine) it happened this afternoon on turk street between van ness avenue and franklin street. the officer was riding a bike when he was hit. (catherine) we're continuing to follow this story and will bring you more tonight at 6. ( grant ) much has been said about

the damage the fire is doing to the wine country.. but there are other growers affected.(catherine) in the north bay, marijuana growers say they've also had to rush in to save their crop. kron 4's maureen kelly explains that one man faced fire not only in the north bay but in the santa cruz mountains too.

(grant) we have complete coverage of the deadly north bay fire storm...on-air and online. there's a list of the victims identified. 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. (catherine) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. the sea breeze brought much cooler weather to the bay area and much higher humidity too. the winds continue to blow and it's breezy in many areas now. the cooler temperatures and moist weather is helping fire

fighters and there is even a chance of rain on the way. tonight we can expect increasing clouds with low clouds and fog moving into the bay and valleys. we can see the first storm of the season on the satellite picture. you can see it now moving out of the gulf of alaska. we could see some showers as early as the afternoon in the north bay before it spreads across the rest of the bay area overnight tomorrow. we could see a tenth to a quarter of an inch in the north bay with maybe more over the mountains. this of course is all good news since it will greatly lower the fire danger. we could see 3 inches of snow across the higher peaks in the sierra too. we can expect increasing clouds thoughout the day tomorrow with a chance of showers in the north bay in the afternoon. temperatures will be much cooler with most highs in the 50s and 60s. it's going to be up and down over the next 7 days. temperatures will actually be cooler than normal through friday with a chance of showers. much warmer weather is forecast for the weekend.

(grant) back to our big story tonight. the wildfires burning in the north bay. (catherine) the focus right now - as firefighters work on containment -- is recovery. (grant) vicki liviakis is live in calistoga tonight where the city is working to get things back to normal.

(vicki) here are some ways to

clean up fire ash safely in areas without fire damage. do not allow children to play in the ash and clean ash off pets wear gloves, long sleeved shirts, and long pants and avoid skin contact. collected ash may be disposed of in the regular trash. avoid getting ash into the air as much as possible. do not use leaf blowers or take other actions that will putash into the air (vicki) here is information to the napa county local assistance center... the napa county health and human services. it is on napa valley corporate drive. it is open monday through friday from nine in the morning to 7:00 at night. as well as saturday and sunday from ten in the morning to 5:00 in the evening.

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aimmediately get everyone out of the building. call 911. the fire department and pg&e will respond immediately and figure out what the issue is and keep you safe. ♪ back to our big story this morning. the wildfires burning in the north bay. (catherine) the focus as firefighters work on containment... is recovery. (grant) vicki liviakis is live in calistoga tonight where the city is working get things back to normal.

(grant) classes have resumed at sonoma state university. the school narrowly escaped major damage from the fires and consididers itself lucky. (catherine) kron 4's lydia pantazes is on campus - and

has the details. (grant) time now to check on

our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. the sea breeze brought much cooler weather to the bay area and much higher humidity too. the winds continue to blow and it's breezy in many areas now. the cooler temperatures and moist weather is helping fire fighters and there is even a chance of rain on the way. tonight we can expect increasing clouds with low clouds and fog moving into the bay and valleys. we can see the first storm of the season on the satellite picture. you can see it now moving out of the gulf of alaska. we could see some showers as early as the afternoon in the north bay

before it spreads across the rest of the bay area overnight tomorrow. we could see a tenth to a quarter of an inch in the north bay with maybe more over the mountains. this of course is all good news since it will greatly lower the fire danger. we could see 3 inches of snow across the higher peaks in the sierra too. we can expect increasing clouds thoughout the the outpouring of support

for people who lost everything in the north bay fires extends to the east bay. a woman in concord says a home belonging to a friend in santa rosa burned to the ground. (grant) now she tells kron four's philippe djegal that she's having a garage sale to raise money for her friend and other victims. (philippe)nats- over the years... terry nelson has collected thousands of dollars worth of halloween decor.. but her kids are grown now, and the costumes and decorations, mostly stay in boxes packed in her garage.nats/terry- "and, these are some of the tombstones -- some of them light up." before the fires in the north bay ignited, nelson intended on having a garage sale at her home in concord to get rid of this stuff.terry nelson/fundrai ser- "but then when the fire happened, a couple of my friends -- personal friends were impacted." one of her friends survived without any damage to her property...

the other lost her home in santa rosa.terry nelson/fundrai ser- "and, um, she's got friends nearby that she's staying with, but she will need to re-establish another home." terry nelson says she's already personally made a 40-dollar donation to the relief efforts... but believes she can do more. the money she raises from the garage sale will go to trusted non-profit organizations in the north bay, that will distribute the money to victims.terry nelson/fundrai ser- "i'm hoping to raise at least $500, and if i get $500, out of that, i would get $190. that would be the maximum i would get. and the rest would go to the fire victims." money that will help people buy food, clothing and anything else they need to get back on their feet.terry nelson/fundraiser- "every little bit counts." so, if you're in need of halloween costumes or decorations... then come on down to 2277 galindo street in concord on saturday or sunday, between noon and three o'clock in the afternoon... meet terry in the back... she'll give you what you're looking for... and, most of the proceeds will go to a great cause. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(catherinei) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) the fires are still burning ... but the finger pointing has already begun. a lawsuit has just been filed by some north bay residents. who they say is responsible for the devestating wildfire in wine county.(pam) and a social media movement that's gaining steam. what's behind the two words... "me too"... that has scores of women stepping forward.(pam) (steve) t nat they fled their homes

ahead of the flames.but fire wasn't the only dangertaken during the burglary was about 15=thousand dollars in property the first looting arrest in santa cruz county.in the north bay ...the fire is looking real goodcalifornia's most destructive wildfire close to containment.officials say a difficult recovery lies ahead. this won't be over for some time (steve) good evening, i'm steve aveson. (pam) and i'm pam moore. thousands of evacuees are now being allowed to return home ... after the deadly firestorm that ravaged parts of the north bay. (steve) and more good news - fire crews say they stopped any forward progress of the fires. here's the cal fire map... showing where these fires are currently burning. the fires broke out back on october 9th... and have swept through parts of seven counties. several

evacaution orders have now been lifted... (pam) here are the latest numbers from the fire line. the 'nuns fire' in napa and sonoma counties has burned more than 54-thousand acres ... and is 80- percent contained. the 'atlas fire' in napa and solano counties... has burned just over 51-thousand acres.. and is 83-percent contained. the 'tubbs fire' burning in napa county has burned more than 36-thousand acres, and it is 91-percent contained. and the 'pocket fire' burning north of geyserville in sonoma county ... has burned nearly 12-thousand acres ... and is now 63- percent contained. (pam) and tonight, we are learning more information about the victims who died in the north bay firestorm. at least 42 people died - and 50 people are still missing. kron four's terisa estacio was with a search and rescue team... she joins us live now from santa rosa - where those crews were combing through destroyed homes. terisa? (estacio - live) i am here on channing lane,

which is off wikiup drive in santa rosa there are 250 search and rescue voluteers currently here in the northbay of sonoma going home to home looking for the missing. (estacio - reporting) this search for the dead is not easy.. search and rescue teams look behind charred bbq's, melted washer and dryers, and garden ponds now full of ash they spread out and slowly and methodically inch their way through each burned down home. it is very slow going and tough work. rob giordano, sonoma county sheriff. these are volunteers, it is really something, not paid to do this. i talked with sonoma county's sheriff wednesday about how they are trying to do all they can to find missing loved ones. giordano. we know it is important we are going as fast as we can while thre are 250 search and rescue members out here from agencies all over the bay area think of about this fact they are

faced with going over nearly 102 thousand acres that burned that is slightly more than 3 times the size of san francisco. besides the grim nature of their work it is physically challenging as well all team members must wear layers of protective clothing, plus masks gloves and goggles the sun beats down and still they move on committed to the job. they are humble i asked if anyone wanted to talk about their task and they politiely declined they just move on from home to home, with a compassionate focus despite the horrific nature of the assignment. (estacio)the sheriff says of the 23 that died in these blazes they are awaiting word from the department of justice on the names of 6. as far as the two that were identified

today it was monte kirven 81 of santa rosa and marily ress 71 also of santa rosa. (steve) mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted for parts of napa county. people in the areas of... monticello road between vichy avenue and wooden valley road east of nappa... can return home. also the area of... wild hourse road east of napa.... and dry creek road has also reopened. checkpoints are still in place - along monticello road. however, a road closure and mandatory evacuation order remains in effect ... north of dry creek road. a reminder - all of this information - has been posted on webiste kron four dot com. (steve) moving now to the santa cruz mountains - where

fire crews are working to contain a wildfire burning near boulder creek. (pam) it is slow going... but firefighters are making progress in the battle with the so-called "bear fire". kron four's rob fladeboe brings you up to date now... including detailsabout how a drone interfered with the effort. nats (helicopters fight fire) helicopters like this one and other aircraft fighting the bear fire were grounded for about an hour on wednesday after a drone was spotted in the airspace over the fire. that not only led to fewer water drops, allowing the fire to spread that much more, but it put the aircraft, pilots and firefighters on the ground at risk.sot captain jordan motta/calfirethe drone did not however stop hand crews like this one from attacking the fire on the ground. another firefighter was injured, bringing to six the number of firefighters who have been injured, one of whom remains hospitalized with serious injuries. bear creek drainage, where the fire is

burning, is some of the most rugged terrain in all of the santa cruz mountains.sot steve chapman/firefighteri rode along with calfire up the narrow, winding bear canyon road where the fire started. the landscape still smolders with a spot fire here and there. we pass the charred ruins of a half dozen abandoned vehicles on the way. even as they hunted for that drone and it's pilot,sheriffs announced the arrest of a man suspected of looting an evacuated home.sot sgt. chris clark/santa cruz sheriffs dept. firefighters meantime are making good progress in slowing the growth of the fire, keeping it away from the roughly 150 homes that are still in harms way and they are looking forward to possibly getting some help from mother nature in the form of rain.sot captain jordan motta/calfiresot rob fladeboe/boulder creek

a live look outside right now... (steve) as we get our first look

at the four zone forecast with meteorologist lawrence karnow. the sea breeze brought much cooler weather to the bay area and much higher humidity too. the winds continue to blow and it's breezy in many areas now. the cooler temperatures and moist weather is helping fire fighters and there is even a chance of rain on the way. tonight we can expect increasing clouds with low clouds and fog moving into the bay and valleys. we can see the first storm of the season on the satellite picture. you can see it now moving out of the gulf of alaska. we could see some showers as early as the afternoon in the north bay before it spreads across the rest of the bay area overnight tomorrow. we could see a tenth to a quarter of an inch in the north bay with maybe more over the mountains. this of course is all good news since it will greatly lower the fire danger. we could see 3 inches of snow across the higher peaks in the sierra too. we can expect increasing clouds thoughout the day tomorrow with a chance of showers in the north bay in the afternoon. temperatures

will be much cooler with most highs in the 50s and 60s. it's going to be up and down over the next 7 days. temperatures will actually be cooler than normal through friday with a chance of showers. much warmer weather is forecast for the weekend. (pam) 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. (steve) we are following breaking news at this hour... a san francisco police officer is in critical condition - after being hit by a car. (pam) the officer was riding his bicycle when he was hit ... the driver of that vehicle then took off - however, we learned about an hour ago the suspect has been taken into custody. (steve) kron four's justine waldman joins us live from where the crash happened... with more on

what happened. justine? (justine) a san francisco police officer is in critical condition.that officer on a bicycle run over by an suv right here behind me on turk between van ness and franklin vo the officer from the tenderloin district and has been with the department for 4 years.this happened around noon and started as an investigation into a fire arms violation.police tell us officers saw the suspect, in a suv, believed to be in possession of a firearm.police say the suspect then noticed officers. and then hit the officer on his bike. and took off.acting chief toney chaplin / san francisco police " "vo here is the suspects tan or gold suv was located on the panhandle by buena vista park, on central and fell.it's front is dented in and the side

mirror is hanging off.after a manhunt this afternoon, the suspect is now in custody, caught the 500 block ellis street at hyde, that is in the tenderloin.police are not releasing any information about the suspect.but say they are not looking for additional suspects.also, a shelter in place that was called as police searched, is now over. justineback here live the acting police chief asks that we keep the injured officer in our prayers, as this is tough day for sfpd.live in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news.

one local pharmacy stepping up to help neighbors in need in santa rosa grapes in wine country not the only harvest threatenedby the north bay fires, we've got an update on the pot business guests who love wine country in autumn... are being welcomed backwith open arms in calistoga.. we'll take you there live

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beginning to return home to calistoga tonight... the quaint wine country city... which was evacuated during the fires. flames came close, but did not penetrate city limits.(steve) vicki liviakis is live in calistoga at the fire station as the city begins to try to return to a normal routine..

(pam) a north bay pharmacy had to act fast to refill existing prescriptions for customers who lost their medications in the firestorm in some cases, money was not necessary to get residents the pharamcutical help they needed... kron4's haaziq madyun shows you where the pharmacy is located when the north bay wildfires blazed through the town of santa rosa thousands of residents were evacuated from

their homes and as a result separated from their medications. well, that is where tuttle's doyle park pharmacy comes inhow important is that, in the time of a crisis the pharmacy has been open for the past 11-days? how long has tuttle's pharmacy been open here in santa rosa?

santa rosa residentsdave boyce/tuttle's pharmacy customer: "we are very fortunate to have the pharmacy in our community and in our neighborhood. the primary been here since the start of this crisis and it doesn't look like they are going home any time soon">

(steve) the harvey weinstein revelations in hollywood has prompted a social mediamovement. how two simple words are offering support to women around the world(pam) one family in a neighborhood devasted by the north bay fires.. has filed a lawsuit, blaming pg and e for the massive blaze. details ahead.

(pam) a lawsuit has been filed against p-g&e - claiming the 'tubbs fire' was caused bynegligence by the utility...(steve) catherine heenan is here with more on what appears to be the first lawsuit filed against pg&e in the wake of the north bay fires.. (catherine) a santa rosa couple filed the

lawsuit this week in superior court...they claim pg&e didn't properly maintain electric lines...or prune trees and vegetation. this is video of pg&e crews working in one of the burned out neighborhoods after the fire...restoring power. the couple suing lost their home in the tubbs fire -- and lived in coffey park. their lawsuit includes claims of negligence, property destruction, trespass by fire and violationof state safety laws. the theory that the fires began when high- voltage power lines were blown down in high winds -- and ignited dry grass and trees is just one of the things being considered.

investigative team is looking at all possible causes...and that it's much too soon to draw any conclusions. pg&e says in a statement that it's focused on supporting firefighters and restoring powerand gas -- and won't speculate on the cause of the fires. the attorney representing the couple meantime, says that he's preparing several similar lawsuits on behalf of 'other' fire victims. pam? (pam) the commander in chief has made visits to texas, florida andpuerto rico, but has no plans to visit fire- ravaged wine country. (steve) another business badly affected by the wine country fireshas little to do with grapes, we look at problems with pot coming up

(steve) the wildfires are causing the crops of some cannabis farmers to go up in smoke.(pam) it is a disaster which is hard for those growers to recover from.. because insurance is rare.. in an industry still operating in the shadows .. and assistance from fema is out of the question.(steve) kron4's maureen kelly talked to one marijuana mogul who's had close calls with two different pot farms. last week.there was a scramble at the acme eliirs

lagunitas farm when ash started raining down from the fires in sonoma county..the christmas tree sized plants needed to be harvested quickly and brought out of harm's way. now the bear fire is bearing down on the company's other farm in the santa cruz mountains. the ceo says he knows of other growers who have been wiped out.these fires are hitting at the worst possible time.bite about harvestit's a loss that will harder to the pot industry to rebound from than others hard hit.bite about no insurance he believes that the extent of the damage could have an impact come january 1 when the full rollout of adult recreational marijuana goes into effect.bite about a shortage of organic weed(maure en)the marijuana mogel is hopeful his farm will be spared by this fire but even so the crop could be compromised either the quality could be affected by the smoke or it could be containminated by carcinogens. maureen kelly kron4 news (steve) president trump has no immediate plans to visit the damage left behind

from the north bay firestorm. that is according to white house officials this comes after president trump recently made four visits hurricane zones including parts of texas, florida and puerto rico. earlier today...president trump tweeted saying quote... our hearts are with all affected by the wildfires in california. god bless our brave first responders and fema team. we support you! you!we support (steve) president trump has no immediate plans to visit the damage left behind from the north bay firestorm. that is according to white house officials this comes after president trump recently made four visits hurricane zones including parts of

texas, florida and puerto rico. earlier today...president trump tweeted saying quote... our hearts are with all affected by the wildfires in california. god bless our brave first responders and fema team. we support you! (steve) the focus right now - in the north bay as firefighters work on containment -- is recovery. (pam) vicki liviakis is live in calistoga at the fire station .... as the city begins to try to return to a normal routine..

(pam) women reacting to the latest stories about

sex harassment andabuse in hollywood... and turning to social media for a powerful viral statement with the alaska airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take...me? i mean i always spell your name right. seriously, take me, i can't listen to this playlist any longer. i'm thinking mexico, and i'm a quick packer. ♪ (pam) a twitter campaign

created to unite victims of sexual harassment or sexual assault ... has gone global. (steve) it started with this post behind me... from actress alyssa milano...

and now the hash-tag "me too" has become a rallying cry offering strength and support to those who have been silent for far too long. kandiss crone reports. cyndi otteson never imagined her platform of empowering women would center around being a victim of sexual assault when she was just 12 years old.cyndi otteson, sexual assault victim"i distinctively recall being in i believe the sixth grade and two boys cornering me and taking turns groping me and laughing about it."she's one of countless women now opening up about sexual abuse through a new social media campaign. using the hashtag "me too," women from around the globe are sharing their stories in hopes of showing the magnitude of this problem.cyndi otteson, sexual assault victim"we're tired of the complicity, we're tired of the current culture and it really only takes one person to break out and be brave." the me too campaign comes after several women have come forward accusing hollywood producer harvey weinstein of sexual harassment or assault.otteson, who's a mother of two, says shes speaking out to let other victims know they're not alone and that this type of culture must change.cyndi otteson, sexual assault victim"i think often at night what can i do to ensure that my son isn't going to be a harvey weinstein

what can i do to ensure that my daughter isn't going to be victimized." (pam) she wrote in part quote, "people should know that this is not just happening in hollywood. this is happening everywhere." in sports... a 49er talks about his harrowing experience... being held at gunpoint outside a san francico club a couple of days ago...and the warriors... and warrior fans... hold their collective breath awaiting the results of an m-r-i on draynnd green's left knee... gary has an update... plus yankees-astros game 5... coming up

rough opener for the warriors last night losing the game and possibly losing draymond greengreen strained his left knee at the end of the 3rd quarter when he landed awkwardly after being fouled on a drivehe left the game not to return with the warriors up 13 pointshe underwent an mri exam today the results of which won't come ut until later today or tomorrowhis status for the team's upcoming road trip beginning friday is unclear coach steve kerr said today he didn't think it was serious but bet on green not playing at least friday's game as for the gamekevin durant

and the warriors received their championship rings and they dropped the 3rd title banner in franchise historythe warriors blow a 13-point-lead in the 4th quarter down 1 with seconds leftdurant appears to hit the game winer at the buzzer but no, no, no replays show the clock at zero and the red light on when the ball was still on his fingertips the make is called off james harden who had 27 points and 10 assists and the rockets win 122-121after the game steve kerr said the team lacked conditioning he clarified those comments today (sot: steve kerr) "i talked about conditioning last night and conditioning is not just physical, it's mental too. and we were not ready to lay that game mentally. even when weren't tired, like early in the game, committing fouls that took us out of our

rotation. we had our lapses too, after made baskets, transition threes for them. we'd neglect to pick up. that's not physical conditioning, that's mental conditioning. that's where we need to get better, and we will."

a truly frightening ordeal for two 49ers a couple of nights ago49ers linebackers reuben foster and ray-ray armstrong outran two people carrying an assault rifle and a pistol who held them at gunpoint outside a san francisco nightclub.the two were leaving the "love and propaganda club" near union squarewhen they were confronted by two men early monday morning.they were able to escape the confrontation unharmed -- taking refuge in a nearby hotel before calling police.foster talked about the harrowing experience today after (sot: reuben foster) "i'm just happt know any other details futher onward than just what happened. i'm just happy we're safe. at the end of the day you've got the logo and the tsrget on your back that people want. i'm not saying that in a bad or negative way, but always be aware of your surroundings and your friends you keep around you. because you never know." expect for navorrro

(( áá v.o. / pam never know."because you never know." (pam) looking for a special

costume this halloween? we've got the story ofa local woman making costumes... with the proceeds going to help rebuild homes and lives.

(steve) we're less than two weeks away from halloween... and m&m's have taken the top spot for the most popular halloween candy in california. californians will buy more than 1.5 million pounds of the chocolate candy, according to candystore.com. m&m's beat last year's winner, salt water taffy, which came in second place this year. skittles are also popular in california, coming in third on the list of favorite trick- or-treat candies. the national retail federation estimates that shoppers nationwide will spend $2.7 billion on halloween candy this year. (steve) an east bay woman is raising money for north bay fire victims with a special approach for halloween(pam) this weekend... terry nelson says, she will be holding a garage sale at her home in concord. she will be selling thousands of dollars worth of halloween costumes and decorations. she says she will keep a very small portion of the proceeds to cover some costs. the rest will all go to non-profit

organizations in the north bay that will disburse the money to families in need. nelson says two of her friends were impacted by the fires. one survived without injuries or damage to their home. the other lost her home. nelson says, she is hoping to raise 500-dollars. terry nelson/fundraiser- "having a garage sale, like i'm doing, anybody can do that. and, if you raise $10, that $10 can buy somebody, um, a set of pates or their next meal or a picture to hang in their new home."(pam) terry's home is located at 22- 77 galindo street in concord. the garage sale will be held this coming weekend.. both saturday and sunday. stop by anytime between noon and three o'clock in the afternoon... and, again, the money will go to non- profits that are helping fire victims. last weather and group shot final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

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came of thrones star, the gold medal gymnast. >> they're all coming forward to say me too. >> and what the baywatch actress is telling only inside edition. >> i thought he was going to kill me. >> and imagine coming home from dinner and finding 300 teenagers wrecking your beautiful home. >> they tried to break out the window but were unable to get out. >> then, she dated a famous mixed martial arts fighter, and look what happened to her after he found her with another guy. >> he punched my teeth out. he broke my nose. >> and inside solitary confinement with oprah. >> nice to meet you, i'm oprah. >> plus, a beautiful wedding but what's going to happen to all those flowers. >> hey, man. >> now, inside edition with deborah norville. >> hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. it is an incredible commentary

on a divided nation, the dispute betweened president of the united states and a member of congress who claims the president told a grieving widow her slain husband knew what he was getting into. here's ann mercogliano. >> president trump is firing back today at a congresswoman who claims he was disrespectful to the widow of an american hero killed in action. >> didn't say what that congresswoman said, didn't say it at all. >> congresswoman frederica wilson says she overheard trump speaking to the widow of army sergeant ladavis johnson on a speakerphone as they traveled to meet sergeant johnson's remains at a miami airport. >> he said, well, your honor what he signed up for. he knew what he was signing up for, but it still hurts. once she got off the phone she was crying, and she said he was calling him your guy. he didn't even know his name.

>> johnson's mother backed up the congresswoman telling the washington post she also overheard the president on the speaker. president trump did disrespect my son she was quoted as saying. trump, his arms folded could barely contain himself. >> i had a very nice conversation with the woman, with the wife who sounded like a lovely woman, did not say what the congresswoman said and most people aren't too surprised to hear that. >> there is strong reaction to the uproar today. >> politicizing military death on both sides is a new low for america. >> this whole sad situation just breaks my heart, and i find it utterly disgraceful frankly that this family and all those families are being put in the middle of what is basically a political fight. >> sergeant johnson was one of four soldiers slain two weeks ago during an isis ambush in the african nation of niger.