and that breaking news we're following this sunday morning. the can kade fire continuing to burn in sonoma county thousands of people are under evacuation orders and mandatory evacuation orders have expanded overnight, good morning, everyone. >>i'm robin winston we're continuing the story we're following the road closures that are in place the other fires that are popping up around the bay area as well and the new evacuation orders that are in place for sonoma county. >>and i'm marty gonzales who want to get more now from john travel on the evacuations. hi john good morning. good morning to you guys as well. yeah, i've shun orders expanded overnight across the noma county. i had a potential spread of the kinkaid fire in those very strong winds now we do have updates for you on many shelters that have reached capacity now that includes the santa rosa veterans memorial petaluma can vent community center petaluma veterans building all areas in petaluma are having reached capacity so evacuees at this point are actually urged to

head south to the marine county fairgrounds plenty room down there that is the safe place for you to head. you do see so many areas up here in sonoma county that are affected by that evacuation which i'm circling for you on screen. this extends far to the west of highway one oh one clear out to the coast in many communities in fact a 50,000 people alone right around healdsburg in windsor in those small surrounding communities, evacuated yesterday. most of these people are heading south and again if you are heading south. head down to marine county towards the fairgrounds there there's plenty of room if you do need to place a safe place to get to that's focus. first of all the king cake fire you can see those dots up in the northeastern portion of sonocotyhis is where the fire is actively burning and crews are so worried with the strongest of winds which day we'll talk to about the details of that here in just a moment that these winds will push that fire up prost containment lines when you do have such low humidity, the strong winds and then these warm winds to you can see embers actively burning a well

past even one oh one for miles so that is the concern here and why you do have such a wide swath of sonoma county that is under evacuation warning this includes the best to pull occidental forest bill as i mentioned before healdsburg down the winds are much of says santa rosa, including areas north of highway 12 and west of highway one north of steel lane lewis roshan a road to monticello boulevard to calistoga road. you are urged to head south and if you are on the northern portion of this evacuation area cloverdale southward. you are urged to head north moving away from the blaze itself. winds are pushing very strong and the southwesterly direction and that is why you are seeing these evacuation orders in so many areas, including the highway one oh one corridor from santa rosa through cloverdale clear out to the coastal highway one were jenner karma down to bow to give a all under evacuation order right now of course these areas right here and

many of them were evacuated yesterday afternoon. but for those of you in these expanded areas further to the south especially around santa rosa head south again marine county fairgrounds great place for you to go to plenty of room down there because many of our evacuation centers have reached capacity of them are in county fairground is open for evacuees and small animals people can go there. the sonoma county fairgrounds is also accepting evacuees, small pets are ok at that one as well. no identification is needed to stay at the shelters. i'm just get their know that you'll be safe a safe supportive place for anybody that needs it, especially those that are affected. in this mandatory evacuation area again the facility the kinkaid fire expanding overnight to the south is what it's looking like some of these larger areas are where the fire is actually burning hotter and what you do see these larger spots on the screen are situated to the south and west of the fire, so it makes sense that many of these evacuation

orders would be for areas to the south and west of the fire as this is what it appears to have expanded a overnight towards and many of these actively burning as i said so these areas are the most prone to that fire spreading further to the south again that is highway one oh one through much of sonoma county right here. many portions of saagain all read these areas for you just one more time all areas in the city limits of santa rosa west of highway one and north of highway 12. now urged to evacuate we're keeping you updated all morning long right now send back to robin marty all right. thank you very much, want to show you and show you this new video that we just came in to the kron 4 news room. >>of the can kate fire burning in sonoma county. it is causing so many causing the evacuation of some 90,000 people as john mentioned and the wind is the big is heading now to the southwest, the wind is blowing the fire in that direction. and that's why we're seeing so many

evacuations ahead of where the flames could be could be going. so this is new for new footage that we have been just overnight for of the firefight that continues on the can kade fire in a sonoma county. >>and also want to point out that this fire the smoke, it impacts our air quality york, you know you want to limit your outdoor activity make sure you keep children. because of course this pollutes our air and crews have not been able to make any significant progress so far on on this fire and the wind event that we're experiencing right now. also smoke that intensifies. percent containment this morning you to see how it's raging look at that look at the planes and and the smoke and that is what fire crews are dealing with this morning. >>and it has burned some 25,000 acres thus far just 1011% containment this point so it is still a very dangerous situation which is why many people have been evacuated from that area as we

mentioned about 90,000 people in the north bay are under that evacuation order this morning as a can kate fire just continues to wreak havoc in that area absolutely won't check in with kron four's christina tate row who's at one of those. >>evaction centers right now christine was at the grocery store yesterday. i saw a lot of folks filling up their shopping carts. >>getting those last minute necessities filling up the gas tank as they should. >>been able to spak to a few different family us now to give you a little insight of what it's like to get in here. thousands of people hele at the fair grounds of that are a bit of already evacuated that are in their cars that are camping out. so as you come in there still dozens of people waiting in line to get into the fairgrounds right now here in petaluma as they're doing so you see their car. completely filled to the brim with things with groceries and what have you a lot of the people here in the fairgrounds

also to their sleeping in their cars is you can tell it is incredibly windy out here is also very chilly out here. a lot of people are seeking that warmth in their cars course there if the evacuation center, there's there are plenty of cops and there's room for people of course a lot of comfort when you're around so many people just in your car so everyone here prepared that again to really emphasize. thousands of people here at the fair grounds of already been evacuated better here filling the area. i wanted you to i want to tell you there are for back shun centers, ready and set up for evacuees in this instance, we've got santa rosa veterans memorial building. >>paddling the fairgrounds where am right now petaluma vetera bg petaluma community center and noma county fairgrounds course we now have 5 new options the in or the evacuation centers that were set up. in the week those have now all been evacuated so obviously now there are new areas for people to go and we have thousands of people here taking advantage of that. i do want to tell you i actually here in joint live with 2 gentlemen who are originally

from sabbatical have in 7 man to have you guys come in and squeeze in and join me here. thanks for joining us this morning. so you know it is obviously very early you guys were evacuated last night and early this morning tell me what. >>describe to you what that evacuation order was like an experience that you have. >>it was about 4 o'clock in the morning and you wake up to a bunch of sirens and police tell you to get out so the sky disorientating a to get everything ready grab your bag but. it's pretty good after that kind right just kind of jarring like a. >>and you know this is one thing i i just find it so interesting you're 2 gentlemen from sebastopol obviously appear in wine country and you've never been evacuated for for fire and you have a mom who's a firefighter. jobs, the fires and the topic of your life. wright living up here and your mom to the work that she does was it like even 2 gentlemen who understand the severity of fires and

wildfires. what is it like to be evacuated for the first time. >>i mean it's just kind of like. don't expect it when because how here are in sebastopol we've haven't really been evacuated in. it's a different than when you like see it like on the tv here about other you know getting back there, but it's definitely different specially at super early in the morning. >>actually go through it. >>and one quick question i mean 3 guys scared at all was there fear. i guess is less like here in more of uncertainty in like where are we really going to go and. >>how serious is it that yeah just details disorderly. you hear about you kelly feeling your stomach feel like. there were more calm than most people were just because we know about it so much. >>gentlemen, thank you so much for joining me morning. really appreciate it few. >>so i can just wanted to tell you a lot of people here thousands of people just like devon and brendan who evacuated in the early hours of the morning. >>still very early here at the evacuation center. so many people in their cars, not by

waking up yet for many people just now going to bed after the evacuations. we'll continue with a lot of live updates for you this morning, reporting live from christina tetreault for news. >>all right christine thanks for that live report from evacuating center. we understand that some 30,000 acres have burned in the can kate fires we get new numbers from cal fire also 10% containment right now yes, so they're really having a tough time. >>right now hundreds firefighters out there on the line in the overnight. helping and that was the big concern to winds pick up and you have gusts up to 6070 miles per hour. those embers spread that fire. it's continuing to spreading so so far they have made no significant progress with this fire. yes and the sad news about that and will continue to stay on top of that for you as well. >>want to talk to mayor tom 12 helm of santa rosa who is on the line with us this morning. era give us a sense of what it's like in your city this morning. >>almost like or if stand by.

fortunately a 60,000 chain rosen's arm and mandatory evacuation area. actually on much more orderly very good what i experienced 2 years ago have a higher because been able to play into you a bit more strategic with the exit route. >>and you yourself you had to evacuate right talk to us little bit. but what you did personally to prepare for this. >>that was the key word prepared for and i and family and her neighbors and friends. the air go bags ready so on the back action ordered in unfortunately i came to the emergency operations center. my wife friends. again comparing this to win the fire last time we evacuated in 2017. much more orderly and will much better prepared than we were 2 years ago. >>i think it it must have helped yesterday everyone knew this was coming. and we're able to spend most of getting

their belongings together getting the ice ready things like this whatever they needed to do in case the call would come. >>so you know what we've been preaching for you know is where their s p s. internet so we did reach and have a plan. you know when you are asked evacuate or during and just all that and the fact imperative everyone prepare for. >>what is the sense that you get in in talking to some of your constituents over the past couple of days about this looming threat. >>frustrated. special sent to dark hair, you know, public safety power shutoff. that we've gone too unfortunately actually get married get as much better prepared. there still that shear some people not cherokee the fire becoming santa rosa. sharing the people wind patterns that we're having now is possibility all

about safety first. >>and what's your advice to speak to the people of santa rosa, the local residents. you have a family you have to evacuate as well so talk to us a little bit about what your message is to the people were evacuating right now what you have to say them. if you don't feel safe with the new united mandatory evacuation area. >>have you planned and get what i am very proud of center of year very well compared here. fire. department personnel duty every piece of equipment and you're a guess of the fired dick today, ceilings of santa rosa. our police department and staff. we have the resources all the resources that we have were just wait and see you know situation challenge of all bear. >>well mayor unfortunately as you this is your 3rd go around it was an orderly evacuation has been orderly evacuation

hate the fact that you had to go through this so many times in the past couple of years. >>yeah, it you have wall again. end i mean 2017 seems like yesterday for me take evacuation route didn't it. in that it's realizing that this where much prepared for you this point a lot more information and that community members should recognize that we are getting the information out even if sometimes little bit confusing. it's very significant wind event that is changing rapidly so we're trying to get much information as we can i never community to be as prepared as we are. >>well, i guess if there's a small silver lining in all of this that was it is that people were prepared in and have been through this before and knew what to do. mayor thank you so much for joining us and stay safe. thanks a lot. >>thank you for sharing information agree here all right. >>remember that you can stay up to date with all the breaking news about the can

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10% contained and a lot of the folks that are evacuating continues to spill out to one o one which is an absolute mess in the southbound direction will get back to the closures that are in place coming up in just a bit. >>yeah, those high winds that we've been dealing with us since last night expected to continue throughout the day which is causing the big problems that we've been dealing with it's going make the firefighters jobs much tougher want to get the latest on the wind and the weather forecast and a spar hide a hey good morning guys, good morning everybody and yet you got that right also today tonight even into tomorrow morning, here's a snapshot of how the winds standing there quite active. in the 20's, the 30's even the 40's has sustained winds scored on a course gusts are much higher than this get local areas to key elevated areas where the winds are more active. generally speaking the flow pattern is out of the north but get local valleys that can steer the winds in different directions and so forth. christina was talking earlier about being a little chilly out there if you're in a

windshield area, yeah temperatures really drop and that's going to be the story really for monday night. when we lose these winds we're going to be banking off of a dry atmosphere. one to run through our dew point other relative humidity numbers today they continue to fall that's typical during the day in the teens. but overnight they recover right marine layer comes back we get green on the board. what's the deal don't we live in a coastal location not today. we don't because of this impact in the offshore flow winds. the force is so intense. it keeps us in the bone dry conditions overnight. there's no recovery overnight humidity, wise. these morning relative humidities in the single digits. fire threat is going to with us all day today and into tomorrow back to you. >>want to check in now in the traffic conditions leading out of the north bay want to quickly mention that the traffic alerts that we had in place for one oh one have been canceled so north one a one was closed at hopper that's no longer the case, south one oh one and cloverdale boulevard was closed that is no longer the case. those traffic alert have been lifted, but as you

can see folks are still evacuating marty and that's causing major delays on south one to one, leaving santa rosa all the way down into petaluma it is a mass we'll keep you on top of that. >>we've got to cover for you we'll be right back. come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box.

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check in with meteorologist john trimble who has a specific strong. >>exactly right guys we do have get another fire now burning in eastern contra costa county in this one affecting areas. in the eastern side of oakley this fire actually a pair of the both located just east of the but to kicking up earlier this morning. so we do have to these blazes right here the fire has a right around the summer lake neighborhood which you can see right here on screen. the second is near nights in avenue in delta road. so evacuation orders have been issued for all areas circled in red here this includes areas between delton road delta road in cypress road as well as bethel island road on out towards the delta along sand about road. this includes the entire community of summer lake and for those of you near nights in you are about your weight and your urged to head west on towards the city of oakley as far away

from this area as posible again these are twin blazes in the eastern contra costa the first fire is located at summer lake 25 acres and 0% contained. the second fire west of summer lake nights in avenue and delta road. so that is in this area right here also is 0% contained marty and robin. john we're just. hood and the fact it is a suburban area. >>lots of new construction going on. holmes a few schools along that stretch as well so i'm sure that that the closures and evacuations may start to impact some of the schools there. >>and we'll continue stay on top of that for you our coverage on the can kate fire will continue after the break we'll check in with meteorologist dave spahr on how the wind patterns you can

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one in santa rosa and north of highway 12 1 oh one itself through healdsburg and winds are about 50,000 people in this area you are forced to evacuate yesterday people are recommended to head further to the south to the marine county fairgrounds is many of these other evacuation centers are filling up now having fulfilled up overnight so again marine county fairgrounds a is a great place to go for you this morning. you can see the blaze up here in northeastern sonoma county a much of the expansion overnight has been to the southwest, some of these larger circles indicating where that fire is burning a bit hotter. so we're already seeing south westward expansion of the blaze. that means that the likely further expansion of it is in these pink areas on the map and us the evacuation orders that we do have this includes one oh one from cloverdale down on through santa rosa communities in here such as chiquita down through windsor on down to northern portions of santa rosa itself. and clear out to the coast bodega bay car mat

up to general all these areas looking at mandatory evacuation orders now it is advise that you had to the south again we do have those evacuation centers in marine county. this fire has now grown to 30,000 acres and only 10% contained and with the wind event such as this. you are looking at the potential for even those containment lines to be jumped by these areas of embers that we are likely to be burning a man being pushed up even over those containment lines now we do have a evacuated orders in effect indefinitely for many of these areas. so those safe place to go again the marine county fairgrounds is where officials are advising people had to back to you. all right john thanks a for that update. >>now let's check in we have more team coverage shots starting with sarah stinson who is in the north bay, she has a a close look she's right there on the front lawn talking to the folksha t there this morning, sarah what's the latest update from your standpoint. to the east of it and and that's because

all and to the west of me right now there's a fire burning a good i was driving in on chalk. is unsafe to drive 2 lane road and because of this crazy wind. there are downed power lines down trees. they're basically in defense mode. well. so where i'm standing right now in healdsburg. they're making sure his i said this when does bring the flames. this was bring it. so it's a very scary

situation out there, lots of heavy winds when you're driving. it's quite intense. they've been station at different areas. they've been assigned to different areas. but this a contained fire, it's just crazy to see when it started. felt like it was in control and they're going to spend that day. those winds picked up like they were like we knew they would that's when the fire again became out of control. forcing them thousands of people to evacuate. lived on show you the traffic on highway one. to get to a safe place get to those evacuation centers, get to a friend's house where you can see hear the air. that's the problem is the visibilities so we have. visibility because the smoke. the strongest winds i've ever.

hearing that the national weather service mark. winds in the in the foot hills 90 miles per that was tweeted by the national weather service and 90 miles per hour that is insane and it so this is that these are the conditions of firefighters are facing extremely dangerous. i'm going keep driving go back on high. head towards geyser ville and check out healdsburg but right now on. they said death only avoid chalk hill road really nobody should be there because this is an evacuated area. if you happen to have not stay you stay behind. that is definitely an area one of the boys. we'll send it back to you for now. >>sarah quick question before we let you go oh we noticed a as you talk about the 90 mile an hour winds. it seems like things are kind of calm right now so have the winds been steady or it been just gust every once in a while.

>>there's gusts of wind you can see the trees moving right there. and it's a very strong up here. think it's a hard to tell tv but there's no call. >>thanks resuming in because that really told the story we could see a branch is moving. that is sarah stinson reporting for us live on the fire lines and we continue to have king team coverage this morning from all angles. we have the weather covered we have the traffic covered. >>but we also want to check in with the emergency operations center so we have where he should law. operations department in sonoma county to give us. the latest update there. good morning. don't it. i was going talk to us a little bit about exactly what your role is in this evacuation process. the function of the emergency operation center is to uh. support the community during this time and make sure everyone safe.

>>we understand that a lot of the evacuation centers in in the county are. max that maxed out their filled to capacity >>is there there's the sonoma county fairgrounds closed. and that's due itself being evacuated. however the marine county fairgrounds is open. and they will. well they're accepting so they will open at 8 o open the doors at 08:00am today when the next over 20 minutes. but you are, but but work evacuees can go there and park and it's it's safe to go there. we're looking at other avenues another shelters are. decorations centers and we will be messaging that is specific and this is again. >>so your advice to people who are on the highway right now is to a head to the marine county fairgrounds at this point. yeah. >>can you talk to us little bit about exactly because things are changing so fast to have the latest numbers on exactly where this fire is located in. how have you

received those latest numbers. >>no some of the folks here the is he have received that briefing you i have not so i don't have that information at the moment. >>this has been unfortunately a couple 3 times now that you've had to deal with this in the past couple of years. has the process become more orderly and people know what to expect when something like this occurs. >>you know i think people do i they're you know most of our residents have heeded our evacuation orders and have a blast. so think the community understand ok we really appreciate them. you know this is a situation for everyone involved try to leave their homes. you know there's that of of you know fire >>when you know what do you guys focused on now where do we go from here. >>do we go out work. we're

trying to you know respond as best as can. a major situation you know here for community. >>okay alright slow. thank you so much for taking time out of your busy morning spent some time talking to us that is what he from the emergency operations in sonoma county. >>well of course want to keep you updated. we have the latest information coming into our newsroom on the kinkaid fire we're talking about the pg e power outages. it's a great time to download that crime. keep it with you we have 24 hours of streaming news service that's available for you you'll stay updated on all the emergencies. closures, the containment numbers and that the fire as it continues to spread. app is available right now. so download it take it with you that way you can stay updated we have more information coming into our newsroom. so we have more updates for you after the

>>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody we continue to track these winds of course the big story has been they're going to be around all day today tonight. tomorrow morning as well we give you snapshot of how we stand just about a selective cities even in san francisco are going about 24 miles per hour winds. the sustained winds 2036 for fairfield and they drop off to the teens a little bit and some of those cities in the east bay, however august can be much higher than that and some localized areas freakish numbers get up to hurricanes

for strength winds so that's not to some crazy you've been hearing about it some selective areas, we're getting winds that high. here's a look at what it looks like later today and notice how the winds quickly jumped to the north east direction. this is the dry offshore pattern it completely brings konta now a t tight air right to our coastal location. it cancels us out as a coastal city. so we're not even the tical marine layer that kind of business forget about it doesn't apply on a day like today winds in the 20's in the teens all over the bay throughout the day today, they just don't let up this takes us at about 11 o'clock at night. they still continue overnight to take us into monday morning about 6.15 or so the to the switch a little bit back to the north particular the north bay. it's quite active solano county getting the brunt of it that's why they're in the high wind warning by the way it breaks up a little bit here in the east bay in the peninsula, but it's still quite active. let's watch the moisture levels with all of this today they drop off that's typical you see the numbers drop off on the day

anyway. but then overnight. eratures fall, ok temperatures are falling. but these relative humidity numbers should be rising if you have the same moisture in the air. well obviously getting dryer at night which is inversely what happens we get the marine layer sneaking in and it's a different story forget about it. so tomorrow morning we start off bone dry as we have been for today, boy look at that for monday afternoon. monday night watch out getting chilly in some of those saw selective areas as well. christine was talking earlier about how chilly was in some locations we're going to lose the winds by monday night expect some 30's on the board for overnight lows into tuesday morning, those inland areas, dry and windy for today, the red flag warning with this wind advisory and warning all day today until 11:00am on monday tomorrow we're talking winds subsiding mostly sunny and mild next week is a pretty nice forecast, including for trick-or-treaters on monday too. we've got mostly sunny and 70's for the bay and also inland. there is a lot more straight ahead our continuing coverage on the fires and the

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morning. so you just gives you an idea of just how bad this fire is and how it continues to burn. >>whipped up by those winds are gusting to 90 miles an hour. we understand in some spots and there telling folks stay off the roads, you know they're dealing with downed trees downed power lines in addition to fighting the fire so it's best to just get to an evacuation center. and also don't call 911 that's been a problem as well if you want more information on the fire evacuation centers, all of that is available through 2, 1, 1, and we also have it on the kron 4 website as well so there's a lot of information there that want to take advantage of. >>we want to go live now to kron four's christine attorney h o she's at one of the evacuation centers that have been set up in santa rosa. >>yes, i'm actually here at the petaluma fairgrounds and there are now 6 evacuation centers that have been set up through the county to make sure that people have a place to go because of course evacuation orders just last night and this morning almost doubled in size. thousands of people now without homes. well

crews are working on battling this blaze. now here's evacuation center. i actually wanted to show you guys kind of just the sheer volume of people who are here. now to give you some context and backstory of course the first few days it was only certain cities. north of healdsburg that were under evacuation warnings or that need it actually evacuate. now that we have thousands upon thousands of people who have had to evacuate all very quickly of course they need more places to go. so at the earlier in the week as the fire had started the evacuation centers. centers we're much scarce there weren't as many people there. now i'm actually going to step out of the shot because i want you to go ahead and see just the volume again of people just here at this one now because of privacy i don't want to show any evacuees who don't have permission to be on camera because of course this is a refuge for them in this time, but i'm could actually move the camera around a little bit again just to show you. so

some context, i'm here on the fairgrounds it's right next to the petaluma speedway that the areas back up to each other. so there are multiple parking lot. now hear this in the back the fairgrounds and where i am right now you can see these cars again i don't want to get people in the shot just for their privacy. to find refuge in resources here at the fairgrounds near the speedway now i am. in here just to show you possibly how many. so you can see here again just rows upon rows of. to give you a little bit of a wider shot also show you one part of the evacuations out so as i can here too. the left you're going to see this a very large building over here this is actually one of the buildings that has filled with.

>>hundreds of people in this one building alone here on the fairgrounds that are. hundreds of people within their it is still pretty early a lot of people still waking up. >>also a large group people who just went to bed because the seaof sebtopol it's actually just docu waited around. to get a lot of poople wanting to get some shut eye but as we look a little bit closer here to the last. is human at this. actually because one thing also here on the fairgrounds a lot of and that are set up. so the amount of people up at the front where the multiple different. parking lot better here with in the act. campus here of fairgrounds i mean i just we want to explain to their thousands of people here the and in the back to make sure that we have i think you're a team. we don't show any of

activities but and over here is an area where people eventually later this morning we'll be able to go ahead and add so the and also as you zoom in here. i want to show you there's you know water bottle centers set up for people to grab water when they need so. >>it's a very much coming go type of situation here. but again thousands of people here at the fairgrounds leading into leading into the race way who are finding refuge here right now so we're going teach have live updates with you and u talk to people who have had to basically evacuate leave their lives and their homes because of this fire for now reporting live in panel panel in a christina tetreault. >>kron 4 news christina thanks a lot for that information from the fairgrounds and as christine was talking we got new numbers on the number of evacuees now doubled since the last time we had this is now 180,000 people have been forced to evacuate because of the kincaid fire that is a large number of people this is impacting entire bay area sure

someone knows someone. >>2 lives in the north bay has been impacted by this still only 10% contained. it has spread to 25,000 acres over 77 structures destroyed so far and that fire continues to spread in the winds. the winds are very high that was a big concern from late last night into early this morning. the amber spreading and sparking new fires well and it has happened up to this point will continue to keep you covered on this and for the latest on the fire the power outages all you have to do is download the kron on app. >>the bay area's only 24 hour local streaming news service and because of the public emergency and the fires the pg e power shut-offs we are offering kron on for free you can download it now at the app store stay informed even if your power goes out we'll be right back. to the outside world, you look good,

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>>the bay area's local news station. >>fire crews continue to battle a massive blaze that tore. forcing nearly 100,000 people to evacuate their home. plus pg e has started rolling out this weekend's public safety power shutoff. >>actually see wind gusts once again around 70 miles per hour or less continuing for monday morning but calmer conditions for your monday. the one thing that we're really going to keep an eye.

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>>streaming now from kron 4. the bay area's local news station. >>fire crews continue to battle a massive blaze. that's torture. forcing nearly

100,000 people on sunday night could actually see wind gusts once again around 70 miles per hour or less. >>continuing for monday morning but calmer conditions for your monday. the one thing that we're really going to keep an eye on in addition to the wind speeds will be the relative humidity tonight dropping as low as 25% for mountains. valleys dropping as low as 45% and that's just a good indicator of the moisture content in the atmosphere but as a fast forward to sunday afternoon as you can see tracking bone dry conditions for the north bay, even dropping as low into the single digits at times even through sunday night, including the interior valleys of the east bay at. >>tory evacuation orders that includes a areas all the way out to the coast towards bodega bay. now again if you are traveling highway one oh one that has been opened but elsewhere communities such as healdsburg on over other

communities like winds are that's 50,000 people alone right there evacuated and a as officials urging you to head to the marine county fairgrounds we have a lot of evacuation centers such as those in petaluma which are full that filled up overnight a lot of the latest fire growth has been seen on that southern edge of the fire you can see those circles right there. these are the areas of the fire that are burning the hottest and you do see the advance of this fire in that southwesterly direction as you would expect that's where the winds are heading and why so many of these advisories are affecting central sonoma the clear south all the way to portions of santa rosa this affects much of the city west of one oh one and north of highway 12 also communities likes the best uphold occidental forestville guerneville clear out towards jenner all the way up towards just south of cloverdale these areas under those evacuation warnings urging you to head to the marine county fairgrounds so many of these areas continue to be under

evacuation. the spread of the fire again spreading towards the south and west kinkaid fire growing overnight amid those very strong hot and dry winds. pushing towards the southwest in central sonoma county. some of latest evacuation areas overnight with his own 6 o 9 zone, 10 areas which as you know are in the vive immediate vicinity of santa rosa. all continue to update you on not only the evacuations up in sonoma county. but also our dual fires over in contra costa county and evacuations in effect out there. still ahead back to robin marty all right john thanks a lot of just boggles the mind to think about 180,000 people who have been forced from their homes absolutely and hopefully those folks for ready because we told them that this could possibly happen. >>the winds are picking up to mardi i'm just looking at the incident page they've issued a special high wind advisory for the golden gate, the bay bridge the richmond sandra fell 5 a over the alton on and

that's just within the last 30 minutes or so. i'm also hearing that big rigs high profile vehicles that are driving around the bay area. now because those trailers and those trucks is blowing back and forth into trapped. >>but one thing that we heard was that the winds are really going to pick up early in the morning around 8 o'clock 7 o'clock 8 o'clock and it seems that that is holding true there it is it's happening right now. we want to go now kron 4 sarah stinson who is at the fire line the last time we visit with sarah she showed us just how windy. it is there you can that shot, yes, it is very very nice to have in that situation she is near windsor high sarah good morning. >>i'm holding on to my camera, so it doesn't blow away and this win is no joke. i seen wind. this strong right now i'm in windsor right by fire station and i just saw over a dozen fire trucks and they engine heading to different fire lines able to just quickly talk with one of the firefighters. they said they're all being stationed different areas full to defend is ahead. actually being sent

to the fire lines. left here right now, but i just saw them running to their trucks they're going as quickly as th can because. is traveling quickly and because of this wind that we're seeing the wind is so intense. that is up pushing the fire and that is basically. the the whole thing about this can fired this fire is unique in a way because it's been half having to deal with a lot of wind has made travel quickly and with those embers may fly in the wind and they down our other fires that far but i just talked to said that they are working on getting hot spot. that's what they're planning on doing right now. we have been told that the wind is going to calm down eventually. on tuesday so any chance they can get break they can get from the wind.

and that is because keeps growing in size. you know this a live look of this. making it extremely dangerous when you're driving so if you are driving today. people evacuating definitely people's hands on the wheel because it can be very scary a wind gust can come in just take you and push your car. i want make sure you stay in control. people's hands on the wheel look it looks like a base that ghost town here windsor which is a good thing that means that the thousands of people or and to evacuate. did i've only seen a couple regular people around here other than that it's just media and firefighters for now send it back to you i'm going to keep

heading towards healdsburg and towards a kaiser vote. >>news that people didn't pay attention to the evacuation order and what we're looking at basically is a ghost town in windsor. >>flights more you see the lights behind her and the intersection right there that's exactly what we're talking about with winds picking up like this it is very dangerous and not a good idea to just be traveling on the roads right now especially to the north a look at that. >>look at that wind. we've been treated as a four-way stop as we've mentioned absolutely and for the most part people have gotten out of winter, so that sarah thank you for that live shot from very windy. winds are. >>and now we want to check in with we have paul doherty on the line paul you with us. hi there good morning, good morning. we know that you are extremely busy so thank you for taking time to chat with us this morning. evacuations any numbers that you can give us what's the latest. >>well what i can tell you this morning is that that the genie command that has been stood up to support the cake a

fire partial access to the impacted area has been granted for patrol on the ground only approximately 100 pge personnel have been activated. and of course we continue to monitor the situation there and omar are looking at. trying to get our customers back as soon as possible. after able to get to go in and inspect and. restore any damage and assess the damage has been caused by this wind event and we can get our our power back to customers soon as possible. >>so you have about 100 workers in the fire zone and they're they're taking a look at pg e power lines things like this. >>yes that's exactly correct. >>of course when the winds pick up like this where trees were downed trees, down power lines you can't just flip a switch and. gone so when you do start restoring power. that could take a couple of days right. >>our longer act and we're a a encouraging our customers be

prepared for 48 hours would have without power. it is a multi step process it comes to restoring power and first we have to inspect all of our lines foot by foot. we're doing so via air as i mentioned we're also doing so by the ground and after we are able to inspect the lines we have to go ice lee, any damages are hazard that we may find and what able to repair those damages. they were able to safely restore power our customers back up and running so it's a multi-stage process. we're getting much better at being able to. do that. in a streamlined fashion something use the amount of time that our customers are without power. and so just want to reiterate that we really appreciate our customers patience as we go through this process. if you see any pg e employees in the field they're out there to help get power back on so yeah for their kindness we out also that we just consider that are members of our community they're our

friends. our family members. and we have pg e employees impacted as well have been evacuated who are without service and so it's a very active situation. and we again we appreciate all of our customers and their patients we work through this wind event. >>paul can you tell us from pg e's perspective how the power shut down went yesterday. >>sure thing could happen in phases. of customers that were shut down across or service air so right now. there about approximately 940,000 customers that were without power. but i actually not including some customers in southernmost portions of our service area in kern county fresno and madera areas where there are portions that will shut off the power night for out later this potentially tomorrow. >>and just depending on the forecast and how this wind event continues to develop. >>so 940,000 customers of that

mean that translates to severamillion people. any idea i know we're way getting way ahead of this now, but i'm just wondering this pg e have any estimate as to when the process will begin to start restoring power. >>your customers to be prepared for potentially 48 hours without power. we are seeing that these peak when times happening throughout the day today and into tomorrow so able to get all clear and told it will be able to get starting monday some point we'll be able to begi restoring power at point. >>so beginning tomorrow if all goes well that's correct ok paul doherty from pg e thank you so much for spending a couple minutes with us. thank you got to think about the businesses impacted too we're talking president better fleeing and have the power shut off of what about the thousands of businesses. >>have shut down early yesterday that's a loss of

revenue a lot of folks trying to get a grocery store, small businesses and this is having a huge impact on the economy and we're talking about spoiled food somebody that that that are all part of this and unfortunately it's the second go-round right for a lot of them within past 3 weeks or so. >>take a break we'll be right back.

>>bethel island area. let's take a look at this map right here in what you see going on is evacuations between nights in avenue cypress road. >>areas like delta road on up to san mount boulevard all these areas in between right here residents are being urged to get out of the area we have dual fires the first being located in summer lake this area right here right in the middle of the evacuation area

about 25 acres obviously smaller blazes in some flat terrain but very strong winds in these areas that's what has crews so concerned the second fire actually burning a little bit closer tonight. sun right here that's near a knights an avenue and delta road that one around 10 people in the affected area are urged to head to the oakland oakley excuse me recreation center that's a 1250 o'hare avenue again this is for areas all along nigs d now the new cypress road delta road sam out boulevard on over to bethel island road areas in between such as summer lake neighborhood are urged to a get out of this area and head to the oakley recreation set up there for those of you that are affected to head to this morning back to you. all right john thanks a lot. and then also expect some traffic delays to cyprus along highway 4. >>in both portions of delta road may start to back up even

one 60 if people decide to head north and get out of oakley and britain what is well the same thing that's happening in the north bay on south little one. we could see that in oakland, what an antioch as well so far and just much smaller scale. yes. yes. >>so let's go ahead and get you caught up on the weather forecast because that is playing such a large role in in the fire. that is bernie not only in the north bay but the smaller fires in contra costa county that's going expire. hi morning guys, good morning, everybody wish i could live or better news, but unfortunately, the offshore winds continue in were in the 20's and some of the selective locations fairfield a 36 course, those wind gusts go way beyond that up to hurricane force. power winds and other freakish numbers are in selective spots up in the north bay near some of the fires going on and again due north is been the travel. we also talk with pg any the hopes of maybe getting the power back on a bit well, the forecast doesn't look very inviting, northeast winds will our winds will shift northeasterly later today. they continue in the 20's sustain throughout the north bay all the cities around the

perimeter of the bay all today. all tonight, it looks like only till monday morning to they start to lift off a little bit and we probably won't get really when relief until we approach around the noon hour. a look ahead we're talking dry and windy today, red flag warnings in place wind advisory high wind warnings as llo couy, particularly in some of those a spot opens sonoma county too. tomorrow winds subside a little bit mostly sunny and mild tuesday wednesday, another wind event to look out for to watch out for they will be dry offshore winds but this is not appear to be as potent as this one is however, just not lined up perfectly like this one is a look at what we've got going on for today, windy temperatures in the 70's. actually colder today than it was for yesterday in your morning lows. you may not notice that tomorrow as so much the morning lows tomorrow morning. but by tuesday morning because and when children areas inland areas, dry air. you're going to feel some of that today we expect 70 to 74 for oakland, 75 san

jose highs today, this is it 67 holm mid 70's in the inland valleys up on the north bay too let's get a gander what lies ahead in our 7 day forecast here looks okay and of the holiday but we're watching out for tuesday to wednesday for a new dry offshore wind developing back to you. ok thank you dave. >>now we want to check in on traffic which tom it's been a mess this morning with the north bay residents coming out of sonoma county pretty much fleeing sonoma county that's putting a lot of pressure on highway one oh one we do want to mention that one oh one is back. the in both directions that is no longer the case. the traffic alert was canceled, but you see how much traffic. it's heading south this morning, it's crawling from highway 12, leaving santa rosa that goes all the way down to petaluma we have major delays on one 16 as well, one 28 remains close no access between alexander valley and guys are veil and then another little fire popped up in real vesta. all this close in both directions at one 6160 shut

down as well as they are still working to get that fire under control. then we want to check in on our bed just because we have special wind advisories issued by chp for several of our bay area bridges we have one oh one here across the golden gate. they decided to issue a special alert there which means slow it down. maybe across the lanes we have one mardi for the bay bridge. so people using 80 into san francisco this morning. it's no wonder high wind advisory as well. >>you and i both came across the bay bridge from the east bay early this morning and we were talking about the fact that it didn't seem that when the at least at that point right right and that just goes to show how things are quickly changing around the bay area. >>early this morning. it was nice and calm and all of a sudden it picked up and they issued the special advisories also people traveling on 5 80 over the altamont there's a wind advisory there not one here for the gold nugget of the cemeteries and this is bridges right now so 92 looks good, but there is one mardi for the richmond as well national high wind advisory in

place, big rigs and and folks driving high profile vehicles and having a tough time this morning around the bay area so reduce your speed. >>yeah, you know going back to the highway one on one situation presumably a lot of those folks who are heading south a lot of them are evacuees and they could be heading to the marine county fairgrounds has that is the evacuation center that has been open now for a lot of folkbecause all of the evacuation centers in sonoma county. our full up. so a lot of folks don't have anywhere to go so they're headed south. probably tillman county here fairgrounds that's a great point hopefully they have cash on hand and hopefully they have a full tank of gas because you'll ne

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that continues to burn in sonoma we understand that there are now a 30,000 acres that have been scorched in fire. and that is just 10% contained this morning that's about the same number that they had yesterday so they haven't been able to make a whole lot of progress in knocking this fire down and getting around it to cotain it. the avy wind that we've been talking is causing a big problem for firefighters we've heard about gusts of up to 90 miles an hour. at some we also understand that the wind is going to be at its strongest over the next couple of hours this morning and meteorologist house. >>refer to this marty as an historic yes, that. y ah that is pretty serious when you get gusts up to 80 miles per hour. the national weather service has a red flag warning in a high wind warning that's still in place for several spots throughout the bay area that's going to continue through the weekend into monday as this fire continues to spread we have other small fires popping up and contra costa county alameda county. so we'll check

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consumed by that fire and 79 strucres destroyed so far in the winds. >>continue to pick up around the bay area on the phone are excusing pg decision to shut off power and can. as you know an attempt to prevent that an vent other firrom sparking but we still have small fires to and oakley another one an alameda county that has popped up. anyway, it's expected to last for at least the next day or so so you need to be prepared for that and then even more parts of the bay area could see the lights go out in the days ahead to marty and a big part of this a fire and the story that we're continuing to cover is the air quality in the bay area we probably have been out and about and seeing people wearing masks and. >>it brings back some painful memories from just a couple of years ago, so we want to go to walter wallace of the bay area air quality management district to get the latest on the air quality in the bay area walter good morning. can you give us a sense of where the air quality in the bay area stands this morning. >>so with high winds that have to it, actually see improved

air quality and most of the bay area with exception of the north bay. is is that that smoke is actually going out over the ocean and so the danger that day you can actually implement probably at some point blow back into the bay area good some point with that being said what would letting people know that if you do smell smoke, especially northern region edge. would be impacted. so limit your exposure outside. and if you can have your doors and windows closed with but just for the predict he always trump spoke so if you to yourself getting too hot or you know, i'm a good don't close your windows and doors and then part of i'm a you know it's still not up close of from the experts best way specially. there's no way to get them wanted have a beer. there's a lot of different variables go along with the mass so that's not really or

recommending we're trying to recommend people proven strategy that we know going to work such as limiting your exposure. outside yeah. >>let's go back to the to the wind flow for a second to you said that right now the air quality is much better than it has been over the past couple days because the wind is blowing the smoke out towards the ocean but then you said that it could blow back when we would we expect that. >>meteorologists are closely monitor situation. there's 2 different models that they're currently moderate monitor e i'm and i'm told that all it could potentially blow back into the region over at right it's not a 100% sure you know 100% sure just that take on because with without weather pattern that you costly change and you know the thing with the wind right now we also love people those that it's kind of a catch 22 in the sense that. the weather artyom the air quality is is good for right now it's better for right now, with that a look at

highway also the fire. a more difficult to fight for the firefighters so it can exacerbate the fire and. the labor market deal with smoke. yeah. >>and i'm looking at sea a spare the air alerts i do not see a special spare the air alert in place for the bay area as of right now is that correct. >>yes, there's no alert and that's mainly i think at the ground level we're seeing that the air quality is in th pudding, a trained spotter at range of or towards the or a closer to the fire and rain around the bay area. now people will smoke in in the parts write a law. but that's little high up that it's not going to actually affect your breathing the visual impact is going to still be there. but the actual on it'll a impact is not there because of the highway. >>walter as you've been speaking we've been looking at video from spots around the

bay area. >>and i have to tell you haven't seen the sky this clicker in the past couple of days. >>it is really nice to see and an even better to breathe. >>absolutely you know and thing that we want people understand about what's in the air that heat up kitchen. that small particulates it's difficult when you breathe it it sticks. heart and high low 50's. and if you think be issues with asthma so it's so small arctic they get the jumped 3, 4, the elderly just to have compromised health. so all the different types of people our community to make sure they're safe enough take are going to steps to protect themselves. >>winds jim be out there exercising walking jogging now not a good time to do that and if you do decide to go out or you're extra sensitive. it's always good idea to have those special in 95 mass not just to town. early protect

themselves, we're dealing with air quality situations like this. >>you feel like air quality is a it's not good too. it's just and or right now there's so many different variables but that in fact the 5. that we're not really recommending that people actually using top if you can if you want, but you do you have to make there's so variables with it. that are all always be a chance it might not be warm and it might not be as effective as you think it is so just be aware that you do use and 5 if it's some there is a chance that he might not be proper use and you may be impact of these. yeah. >>great point walter wallace from the bay area air quality management district, thank you so much for joining us. and you make some excellent points we'll just have to wait and see tomorrow about the wind flow and whether or note'll be back with a deal with smoky skies. thank you. it's best to

stay inside it really is that's what comes down to we want to go ahead and get more noonw fromre bulge on. >>what we're looking at guys some updates to to fire conditions first of all we're going to update on the contra costa fire that one. residents are being allowed to return to their homes after a initial evacuation warnings that was just east of areas just east of oakley again so you can return to your homes. if you are on affected by the dual fires in eastern contra costa county now just the opposite. for northern neighbors up in sonoma county has 180,000 people continue to be affected by evacuation orders in central a sonoma county, the blaze the king cake fire which we've been talking about for the past few days expanding rapidly overnight this map right here. you do see those larger circles, these are the areas where fiw overnight mostly to the south and to the west and where is currently burning the hardest. so we are seeing it working

its way now in a southwesterly direction and that's why so much of sonoma county is under mandatory evacuation that now includes portions of santa rosa, anywhere west of highway one oh one in north of highway 12 and actually we just have an update a second to the size of the king cake fire you do see now some more areas burning to the north as well as to the south so this map is updating in real time right now indicating that that fire is rapidly spreading and why officials are taking this so seriously again a 180,000 people evacuated, so you are seeing a lot of shelters now starting to fill up, but one officials are recommending you go to the marin county fairgrounds plenty of room there if you are looking for a place to head to they except small animals and you will be good to go. if you had to the marin county fairgrounds a community such as healdsburg and winds are affected that's 50,000 people alone right there. those were initially evacuated yesterday, good news for you if you're charged trying to get out of the area is highway one oh one is open,

but it is not recommended you head back into this area only to head out of the area as far as our coastal areas go evacuation of mandatory evacuation all the way out to bodega bay on up to these highway of these areas from highway one clear the highway one oh one under evacuation winds will continue through the day today evening tonight into tomorrow, so this will be a prolonged wind event and one of the reasons why isn't a. looking likely that people will be able to return to their homes in these areas. anytime soon as winds do continue. historically windy conditions for these areas marty and robin. all right john thanks a lot also want to mention just a couple of others. >>evacuation centers thatve opened up one at napa valley college. they are now accepting evacuees also cross walk community church that's in napa as well they're except evacuees and in the east bay and pleasant and the alameda county fairgrounds also opened

for evacuees and they are accepting large animals as well as a lot of people do have them we want to check in now with kron 4 sarah stinson who is right there on the front lines and she has the latest from cal fire fight. >>yeah, i'm live here in healdsburg where it's just a devastating scene one of alexander valleys beloved wineries so to rock has burned to the ground all that's left is the front side of it. i will get by the camera and show you the wreckage, i mean you can see that it just completely was leveled by this fire. it is so smoke out here too. here is the front of the winery and then one of their biggest cultures here. you can see behind is where the building was and all that's left is rubble and a skeleton of what it used to be there's fires all around us here one in over there in the hillside. you can see kind of the smoke right there little couple flames, looks like that fire was roaring a minute ago, and looks like it's kind of starting calm down and then here is where we're seeing the

devastation of the fire that roared through here. hubert and the kaiser ville on behind me. there's also another fire out there or you can see the smoke in the hills over there that's more of the side where this fire started i just kept going east east and then it went south and that's when enough acted. this winery so to rock weiner you can still see some flames right there look. 2 firefighters rushing. there's a lot of. and each scene and a lot of fire it's happening here and there's and on top of it. you know we keep hearing 10% contained in that first says that thought that well they probably had more contained than 10 percentage haven't heard yet but being out here boots on the ground. it is a very understandable and they say 10%. >>it coained just because of the severity of this the fires that are all. guys are real and and hillsbor and then heading into windsor. so my

live shots earlier i was up in the hillside where fire was spreading and spreading and that was above. healdsburg and all the fire stations are there on defense mode trying to save places like this one they tried to save. the result of it just roaring through the town and just taking over buildings as we know dozens of buildings have been burned. dozens of homes and this is just truly devastating to see because people love coming to alexander valley. they will come here to try wine to enjoy of the different vineyards and it's devastating that this community that threat. on wineries and on tourism will now have to heal from this. so i'm gonna continue to drive around and see more devastation but for now send it back to you. >>all right that is just heartbreaking thank you sarah for that live report from healdsburg. >>we'll be right back stay with us.

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>>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time now a 47 thank you for staying with us we continue to follow breaking news. following several more fires. they have started up throughout the bay area this morning into tinkler. that sparked a the city of oakland. >>yeah that's right we want to talk to steve hill from the contra costa fire protection district who has the latest and steve we understand 2 separate fires burning in oakley also won in clayton, but the evacuation order has been lifted now for the fires and oakley is that right. >>marty that exactly and also i can report in the last few minutes that have lifted the evacuation order for leon cort driving away. evacuations in clayton. >>well that's good news for people that can finally head back home now do we know. we do have an unconfirmed report that it could have been.

>>well right now it's a little early to determine what the cause of those fires was a anecdotally when the first fire that started are busy morning at 03:00am in bethel island was more does starting near a power paul. then in the other 2 fires oakley that started around the 5 o'clock hour. there was a and initial call saying that that might have related to it transformer fire. it's far too early to know for sure there the point is guess is that all of these started for different reasons which we will likely determine and there. the commonality in all of them is that the fire weather is very dangerous and will be throughout the rest of the day and the winds we're experiencing these small fires are becoming bigger one than they might normally and we're having a tough time keeping them under control getting them contain good news is forward broader of the on on the oakley fires right now we've been able to look evacuations. we're working

hard, looking rugged terrain on clayton fire early on late. doesn't broader than pretty soon. but good news there to the evacuation order has been lifted and literally in the last 2 or 3 times. >>state can you give us a sense of of the terrain that you're dealing with and both of those there seem to be both out in open space area both in oakley and in clayton is that right. >>well the first 3 fired this morning battle island and then also later ones plea o 2 or more or less and flat open that's good news in terms of hilly area so yeah helps little bit but the wind was driving them that a pretty good clip so i made a pretty tough to get them under a crowd are stopped and get them contained one in leon way is believed ea of the county geographically and so it's pretty chilly a access is very limited in there one road in and and we had trouble getting

access to the fire itself. and we also complicated the matter by about winning all those resident. so pretty tough in hilly area but we continue to work on that part the that >>and we saw crews out there directing traffic when we have those evacuations underway since they've been lifted. any closures in the mall th reason or shut office folks are heading back to summer lake in delta wrote everything is open this far as traffic there's no closures in place right the folks need to know about. >>well there aren't any closures that i'm aware of all i think we on the single entry point into that area as one definitely should be avoided as quickly as we can apparatus out the fires. so that would be a good area to avoid as well as we've been seeing all morning. we're needing to move the use firefighting apparatus from one fire to another. but the weather conditions we have that certainly possible in the

next few minutes so we could have another fire giving your the right away to fire apparatus would be a great thing to be doing today every day but today, particularly good points tivo one last thing you know. >>we've been watching video of firefighters of putting out the blaze and oakley and the wind is just whipping up so strongly and so fiercely i do you have any idea what the wind gusts were. >>i don't know what they were on the surface a our reports are that on the ridgeline they might be anywhere from a 60 miles per hour up to 80 miles per hour were you out the day today that started about 3 o'clock this morning. and that's been the main contributor to these fires and media their ability to grow larger than they otherwise might of the wind definitely a factor. we everyone's help to be ultra cautious than dollar outdoor activities also to report the fire to soon as possible because literally every second count. yeah, great point. >>steve thank you so steve

hill from the contra costa fire protection. district in contra costa county great work and thanks for joining us. so the 2 oakleaf fires under control. thank you sir, thank you appreciate your time. >>the back issue orders lifted in a 31 days all good news, leon way is a stretch that he said that you should avoid, but we still have the big concern which is the can kade fired right so we'll contin through the day

in the mountains of sonoma county. >>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody wins of course very

active this we see the locators telling us in the 20's and even the 30's of sustained winds course cussed reach beyond that and some of the critical fire areas we've been seeing winds that are hurricane strength in some of these very sensitive areas and that's really not going to go away. there's a tilted out of the northeast that we expect and that's a dude dry offshore wind that brings in from the rockies and that's already dry air and it's going to be blowing it right across our region all day today canceling out the marine layer entirely. no recovery in terms of the humidity overnight that we typically see we don't see these winds start to subside until monday morning. here's a live shot just to give you idea what it looks like here is the golden gate bridge you've been seeing the trees kind of shake around little bit certain the flag, quite active this morning as you can see. so kind of a breakdown for you temperatures a little bit more modest today, we'll see the 70's going on this afternoon unlike the 80's coming up a little bit i want to check into some of those humidity levels to show you just how dry that areas even

into tonight, robin. all right, thank you. >>we want to check in on the traffic conditions throughout the north bay because they've been extremely tough. this morning looks more like a commute a like a monday morning with so many people out. one on one look at traffic tracker shows you the gridlock on south one to one stretching for rohnert park. we're also seeing major delays on one 16 from highway 12. all the way out to one o one so do be prepared for a lot of slow traffic watch out for debris, a downed trees downed power line and objects that may be flying across the road just use extreme caution. an extra caution at the traffic lights because some of them are out because of the pg e power shut off and there's always anf increase and the number of crew ashes when the lights are out because folks are just not paying attention. but major delays continue on one 16 and south on one oh one marty. >>all right we want to give you some live shots of 5. fire that continues to burn. i just 10% containment there you can see that the wind is whipping the fire you can see the smoke where it's headed and we're

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we continue to follow this sunday morning the kincaid fire continues to burn fiercely in sonoma county. 180,000 people have been evacuated because of the fire

mandatory back in the evacuation zone expanded overnight. we have now 30,000 acres that have been burned and it remains at just 10% containment. good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales and i'm robin winston thank you for waking up with us this morning and. >>now we actually want to check in with the police department because we're still getting the latest numbers in this morning with the santa rosa police department so let's check in and see what they have to say are you with us. >>good morningan you give us an update on the how the evacuation has gone in santa rosa. >>yeah so we are i'm getting a little bit of feedback. so it's hear, actively involved in our evacuations right the things are going pretty good. but very slow and so. we have gone through the first phase of evacuations with their ilo sirens in some of the

mandatory areas. we have started our second. run through the mandatory areas with their ilo sirens and so we're reminding people to. if the they need to go on need leave area immediately. it is back up. traffic is a congested throughout the city and i want to one so we're also asking people just to be patient. we're doing this early enough to make sure that people are getting out of here. i think we because we know it's going take a lot of we've evacuated. approximately 60,000 residents within our city right now. >>60,000. that's astonishing a you mentioned the fact that a p you're going through your officers were going through and and had their high-low sirens on for the most part what's the response that you've gotten from residents who are they were they taking care of handling the warning ok and getting out of town. >>based on the traffic that we're seeing on the street people are listening and leaving. a continuing to go

through in case, somebody has in her. the other thing that we're doing is we're checking all of our critical care facilities in the area santa rosa we're doing checks with our police officers to make sure people are getting evacuated. >>chief and that navarro can you give us a sense of just personally as you are resident of santa rosa you have been through unfortunately a couple times before what going through your mind as you're having to evacuate yet again. >>well is the this is very personal for all of on thinking of my family, i'm thinking of far. aaron police department and city personnel and all of our public safety. you are involved all in fighting the fires and doing the evacuations and a just no pray for their safety. we have several of our own officers

who have been evacuated they're still coming in to work 2. public a key issues even though their families and that it will back you wait potentially. suffering a loss of lot of homes in the in the north part of the county, so it. it's it is you know we have a very professional staff. they're here to do their job and a and we are very proud of them and a key word here do i doubt that the public as much as we can. >>yeah it's a very tough situation for everyone and on top of all of that to you and your officers have to go out and do your job and chief navarro thank you so much for your service and for getting 60,000 people from santa rosa out of town safely thank you. >>all right, thank you very much. >>as chief rainer navarro from santa rosa police department. and now we want to get continuing coverage shah of this breaking news in the massive evacuations underway right now in sonoma county so. >>let's check in with john troubled and see what's the latest john.

>>yeah robin marty it looks like crews up there in sonoma county are effectively getting people out of these evacuate evacuation areas. i'm obviously they have to find the right place to go and it looks like this morning. most recommendations are for evacuees to had to the marine county fairgrounds and of course a wide area here as the chief just 180,000 people. being evacuated all across portions of sonoma county now overnight last night we saw the fire expand rapidly mostly to the south the circles on this map indicate areas where the fires burning the hottest right now and you can actually see a lot of that smoke making its way up from some of the same portions this camera right here is actually showing you the view to the west from mount saint home ina. all the smoke you can see that it's settled in across the area but then these newest a plumes indicating active fire and burning some new territory right here and as the fire spreads those evacuation orders are in effect for good reason to the southwest as

that is the primary area where the fires growing towards at this very moment and also the direction that these strong winds are blowing a mostly to the southwest this morning so areas like along highway one oh one which does remain open to if yo of ed to get o the area. under this evacuation order. route to the coast. a bodega bay back to you. all right john thanks a lot want to continue our coverage by going to kron 4 sarah stinson who has been moving along the fire lines and giving us. >>really fantastic video of what's been going on sara where are you now. >>and just because the visuals are just devastating on get behind the camera you can see weiner is still smoldering there still flames here. crews have left because this building has burned to the ground and they have other fires they need to get to.

1000 structures that are threatened right now because of the king cake fire and 79 have burned down completely like what you're seeing right now this is the real a tea of what's happening and the damage being caused from the cannes kade fire. there is so much wreckage here all that you can see is just rubble and then from morale gillislee this wall all this rock wall there's a surface. the wall of the beginning of their entrance of their building. it just says still standing. they can tellers some damage to but maybe it can be salvaged some way but other than that everything is looking like it's completely destroyed are saying fires in foot hills in front of me fires in the foot behind me and lots of fire crews just rushing from scene to scene. it is a very around seen anything like it is kind of feels apocalyptic end very. and 2 as you're just driving past all the destruction in

and all of the damage but then you're also seeing all these firefighters, the over 3,000 firefighters here all trying to get a handle on this you know last check they say 10 percent contained. but manning, it's understandable because it's such a vast fire. you know it's over 30,000 acres but if you when you're out here to really get a grasp for that usually you know fire san juan area this fall because of the wind has been burning in all areas, the wind will carry itself. the cary north and so that's why there's so much so many buildings that are being fortunately, you know people have left so there's no threat to them right now. but this is just what we're looking at here so we're going to continue to live here and monitor the damage done by the kim k fire for now i'll send it back to you all right sarah that is just heartbreaking to see the to walk rock winery has been. >>in business since 1869 so

we're going to see whether or not they can regroup and come back. yes, and you can stay up to date with us on all the breaking news. the fire that continues to spread the other structures that are threatened throughout sonoma county. >>i have in our 24 hour streaming news service and because of this public emergency. the threat of a more power shut ofthroughout the bay area. it's always good to have the cross. download it you can download for free we've removed the pay wall because of this breaking news that so that you can stay updated and connect is so we'll check more weather and traffic and have more updates coming up for you after the break stay with us. santa rosa,

vicinity of this plays stay with us we'll continue to have your updates now back to the news. >>and we're back with breaking news want to show interactive map of a sonoma county where more than 18 peoe have been evacuated affected can continue to grow. we want to get now the christina tate rowe who is at an evacuation center yes want to check in with those folks and see how they're doing this morning and how they're feeling christina. >>there are a lot of different feelings here on the thin the fairgrounds and hear the fairgrounds in petaluma it's right next to this speedway well that's right. you can actually hear some of the not people but the animals behind me. this is one of the many evacuation centers, it is able to accommodate livestock as well as any type of large animals for evacuees. >>a lot of people who

>>our animal owners have ranch's for have these large animal so this is very much a resources. they need. now here in the actual evacuation center in petaluma there are 1000 here and actually not able bring the camera inside to parts of the evacuation center just for own, you know people's privacy right now as victims of this fire. but let me tell you every parking lot is completely filled and i actually just got done speaking with the american red cross. they say at this location, they're actually out of cots so we have hundreds of cars all wrapped around this entire facility. and we've got people are service too. the consensus with a majority of the evacuees. they say hey we had to be evacuated very early in the morning. it was very jarring because we had sirens going off you know around 03:00am or 04:00am especially the people over pass a pool,

however, they said it was very easy to get in here. they mentioned how streamlined the process was and how organize it is been so luckily, there's some very good news on that front. but i want to back over to livestock information and information about animal owners. actually if we back here live you can see some horses behind me and there's a woman named joanne, she owns 5 courses as well as some other animals and these are her main forces right here. she mentioned to me earlier she said you know in 20 17 during the sonoma county fire. didn't have to evacuate, repair to it any time and said this time it's been pretty terrifying to thinout thfact that she's so close to this higher. >>a similar feelings. >>2 october 2017 >>you know a little bit of. >>deer in headlights. >>right knew what we needed to do we've already come gone through this once i didn't have to evacuate last time but was prepared if we needed to.

it was just kind of waiting for what i kind of felt was inevitable so once we got you know the call it was saying it was time to going. >>now that same woman joe and she actually just a lack she went back home because she has 6 other animals that she wants to go ahead and bring that's not all that she has either she wants to could bring at bring them back here to the fairgrounds to make sure they too are going to be safe. but actually as i've been here so far this morning just in the livestock side of things there have been dozens of so this is not the end of it they're going to be more people that are coming here evacuation center. one last note that i want to mention before i let you guys go. there are now 9 evacuation centers with the near number of evacuees that have been leaving because of this place and there are 9 of them i want to read them off very quickly, we've cross walk community church in napa marin county fairgrounds napa valley college alameda county fairground sonoma county

fairgrounds santa rosa veterans memorial building paddle in the veterans building petaluma community center and palin lima fairgrounds one last other point actually just want to let know if you have questions about the evacuations. please call 2, 1 one not 911 of course in is available. but for any questions on the evacuation orders. 2, 1 one reporting live here in petaluma christina tetreault kron 4 news great advice. thank you christina. >>and before we go we want to take a really quick a live look out there you can see the smoke and the flames still spreading and the fire continues to grow they didn't make much progress overnight. we're still only at 10% contained 30,000 acres have burned so far and those winds just really picked up overnight with gusts. >>getting 93 miles per our in the hills for k

stay with us. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news of course continuing our team coverage this morning of the ku k fire which continues to burn out of control. >>yeah we want to talk now to professor craig clemens from a san jose state is a professor of meteorology he's on the line with professor kleiman so we've been hearing all morning long about this being a historic wind is is that true is that being overhyped. >>talking about top had 7580 miles day. last night on the mountain top it alone 30 miles truck right here.

>>this point will we continue to see wind gusts like that doesn't get better winds expected to die down any time soon or will we be dealing with us throughout the day. >>actually expected q a. level and intensity. well today. >>so we aren't out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination our way. >>no but it hasn't jump to one o one so far so i yeah. >>you might we talked earlier with somebody from the air management quality and quality air management quality district for the for the bay area and he was talking about the fact that the wind may change and blow some of the smoke that was going out to the ocean back towards the mainland are you finding that as well. >>you ship today probably will be will be a northwest wind. can you talk to us little

everything northerly a northeasterly yeah. >>okay now what about the red flag warning in the high wind warning that we have in place can you talk a little bit more about that. tuesday wednesday. >>action very revote on fire line so we haven't i haven't see any updates and that's why the service yet okay. all right. >>what it what does this mean to a meteorologist to see an event like this that that is being termed historic. >>could be part lifetime. event idea 100 miles our lands in california on. including the sierra nevada during a witness on that that very strong wind. the man a monitor and now the outlook for. last night and that's one that we installed.

>>it actually broke don't think ever dealt with and like that happen. >>austin it i stuff right now i think it was just song one could have spoken we don't know enough ensure that all right. >>well professor clements thank you so much for joining us on on what is a historic event and and a a we hope it dies down soon. thank you so much for joining us. >>we just saw that live look at the smoke filling up the sky, you know be careful outside today try and limit your outdoor activities and of so just stay inside, you know keep doors and windows a thing to do absolutely certainly we continue to get more

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>>more breaking news yet another fire his part in the east bay, this one by the cartoon is bridge and this is starting to impact the traffic on. >>80 the smoke can be seen from the freeway, let's get the latest with john triple john. >>new one that has been burning on hillsides a right along the car bridge transmission lines pretty close to the vicinity of this place as well as well as many homes now are trying to look at some images here as you said that smoke is rising above the blaze. this morning and with winds very breezy a in this area we some breezy conditions throughout the course of the morning. this fire could potentially has

that potential about spreading a spreading rapidly. we are temperatures out there pretty warm already this is your view. the west few uh just north of the car cain is bridge right here. we are actually getting news now that part of 80 is closed in the eastbound direction. so again for those of you in the valais hoke rockets. i'm hercules areas, 80 eastbound is closed with this new fire burning in the vicinity of the car keen as bridge. we do have traffic transmission lines in the vicinity of this fire which is burning in some pretty hilly and actually populated area to have some neighborhoods around this area. the car keen as bridge again right around the day of the lay hope the city that new fire burning this morning reports of smoke being seen a rising well into the horizon above the blaze. we're trying to get those updates for you as they come in, but this is a breaking right now this newest of fires. in the valais how area near the dark parking as bridge. robin

winston actually a has a map up right now she's talking about both the closures on the car kingsbridge you know what we're looking at far as the effect on traffic robin that's right i can see the traffic backing up here on 80 in both directions for people heading to and from the car kunitz bridge toll, toll plaza. >>we're hearing that that fire is spreading right along the hillside, it's very close to the hill and if you're familiar with the area there are a lot of houses there as well that looks like the folks who live in those homes. next plaza on 80 were talking about before highway 29. those folks may have to evacuate of course wait for the official evacuation order from emergency crews but i'm just looking at the chp log in the communication that's going on with chp and the fire crews there they're saying that the fire may just merit time and they may have to evacuate homes on the hillside. >>and they may have to close 80 both east and west between the keenest bridge toll plaza and that street so we'll continue track that for you.

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blaze continues to rapidly spread we have winds from the north in the vicinity of the car came as bridge around 26 miles per hour and that's your sustained wind speed right there. this fire is burning on hillsides both near transmission lines near the bridge toll plaza itself as well as neighborhoods and it's looking like. putting up a lot of smoke actually on both sides of i 80 so we do have an impact for those of you that are traveling that direction right now avoid i 80 as aspires rapidly spreading. we do have confirmed strong winds in the vicinity of the blaze again this is the car keen as bridge right here. the toll plaza the scammer of the cameras around the area, lot of them i do believe probably being impacted actually by some of the smoke or other just some of the strong winds but you are seeing the blaze in this vicinity right here that i'm circling for you on screen. that we aeeinthe toll plaza being impacted and the fire burning right next to i 80 as we speak having spread

rapidly this is all breaking news. the fire really updates. i just coming in moments ago. and this is burning near transmission lines. if you've ever driven across the cartoon as bridge. you know, there's are those power lines that run right up and down next to the highway right there next to this is burning right under those i'm sure many of these are actually shut off as we do have a delay hose and crockett one of many of our areas that are without power this morning. again this is right next to the highway on both sides 80. east is shut down those transmission looking likely to be affected. a smoke seen in the horizon for many miles around. and winds reported to be around 26 miles per hour from the north. right through that hurricane is currently so this is spreading that fire rapidly, i'm just like many of the other fires that we have across the bay area. this one likely to be jumping winds, including a highway right there. robin actually does have an update

right now on the effect of traffic on the hurricane as area. robin, i know that we do have eastbound shut down. what's the latest that you're seeing. >>they are continuing to divert traffic away from the area we do have chp on scene they've issued a special traffic alert for 80 right between of the magazine exit and the toll plaza you can see the traffic backing up a bit. so for those of you traveling into and out of town. you need to stick with 6.80 going and take the benicia bridge. instead of the car keenest bridge because it looks like the traffic is coming to a complete crawl here in both directions and the not too far from this location. chp says that another fire has popped up near american canyon, so 80 west west of american canyon. there's another fire that's spreading on the hillside, the back to the fire that's burning near the car keenest bridge. on scene they say that it's quite. they've clostd down 80 in both directions east and west between magazine and the toll plaza and they're saying that it's burning very

close to the residential area there on the hillside, maybe a little bit closer to merit time if you're familiar with that. >>so we need to be extra careful of people who live in that area to pay attention to any evacuation notices that may be coming down the pike robin any word on how this is affecting 7.80 is that is that backing up. >>and all they can definitely see the smoke and the flames from 7.80. but there's another issue with a downed tree, you know talking about young winds and the strongest chp is responding to a downed tree 7 80 at glen cove road. it is blocking the right leg and so you see the traffic backing up on the sensors here not things close most on 7.80, but they haven't other issue with trees. coming down because of the gusty winds once again that 7.80 west and going cold 7.80 is open in both directions, a t shirt down here east and west between the toll plaza and the magazine exit so avoid a especially if you're trying to get out of town fairfield vacaville sacramento. you want to stick with 6 80 take the benicia bridge instead of the cartoonist. >>fire officials were very

this win would be causing problems in other areas of the bay area we had a handful of fires now in the east bay right with this one near interstate 80 the quirkiness bridge being the latest. and we want to go aheadnd not touch base now is sarah stinson she's reporting right from the fire lines throughout the morning. she's been reporting most lately from the to really rock winery and us air u still there. >>of moved actually a modest fall right off of highway one 20 where me i'm just going to get behind the camera i'm seeing them finally do some air drops out here which is aiding all the firefighters on the man to one of the fire behind me you can see thick black smoke out here. and you can see some flames too. y veob r ayo it's hard to tell. and that's

burning that they're working to put out they have air drops in motion see if we can find right now looks like they disappeared probably want to go get more water and i just talk to all of these vineyards he didn't want to go on camera, but he said that he decided to stay behind because he wants to protect his land. he's got his sprinklers going he's trying to do everything you can to a fire from sparking here because you know those embers are flying from thousands of feet away then there's another fire. this way that you can see that helicopter. it there. their smoke just coming see plumes of smoke coming from all over the place starting from guys going heading all. 50,000 people were told to evacuate in this is why because i was actually. and that's when they said now the fire is heading this way south. so definitely get out of this. here comes

another helicopter. they have been making several airdrops hear is awe. few chopped or choppers out here and then a few panel way over here. another fire sparked up here on the other side of this ridge. it's gone much better, but before is a huge plume and it went all the way up you can still see the remnants of that. just a sky full of smoke and obviously we showed in the last half hour. the destruction that's come from this fire. you know a soda rock winery burning down. and just really devastating. you can see fire crews working super hard to get this all under control there's over 3,000 firefighters out here. we're from the fire station when they were getting there their assignments. they're being told where to go. and they've all been just trying to figure out the best way to attack. active oh here comes another aired operate here. fee. it's crazy you see is

just fine after 5. such a widespread fire in different areas. and with the wind on top of it that we see in this morning. it makes more a very tricky. >>try and put out look at that they can see their coverage there heading in to that smoke killed valley there they go they drop in the water trying to get that under control, 10% contained. 30 more than 30,000 acre fire and. this makes a pretty clear why it's still 10% contained because they're just fine a thing all over the place. and the best they can to try and get this under control that's where you see several air drops out here. and you see fire crews on the ground i see enough of seeing on by and heading to their different areas. but definitely an intense scene out here also back to you. >>sarah thank you for bringing

us that it is so dramatic to see exactly what's been going on and as she pointed out. fires literally everywhere that she looks every where she turns as another small fire in and she hit the nail on the head. telling us that's exactly why it's only 10% contained. there are so many small fires and we want to go back to the one that's working near 80 and the legal right now this is having a huge impact. >>kenya's brigid is close right now in both directions. so let's check in with john scher able to get the latest on ing so much robin marty that's exactly right we have 80 close now in both directions as this new fire up around the lay ho has actually jumped the freeway 80 just north of the cartoon as bridge. these pictures right here for murder crews. she was actually one. >>many travelers that were caught off guard by this fire is it exploded and now on both sides of a tie-up just north of the car keen as bridge. she was told like all other commuters up here that she had to make a u turn at the toll plaza there just north of the

bridge to avoid the blaze. you can see the smoke that is being put up all around the fire again these images is firmer to cruise. she was traveling eastbound. way to reno caught off guard by this fire which rapidly spread. there was concern just about 15 minutes ago is going to jump a 80 and it sure did so now burning on both sides the car he knows bridge just north of the bridge right around the toll plaza there. you can see smoke a being being put up around the fire that's burning in an area with active transmission lines. many actually probably shut off by pg has many of residents of the way how did lose power. i eastbound was closed first now the entire. round is shut down and it looked like there were plenty of travelers on the road. maybe even people trying to find an evacuation because just north of here as you know up in sonoma, we have a 100 180. that 1000 people that have been evacuated now we're

getting new information right here it's california maritime we do see it actually climbing down down towards the car tina straight itself. this is fires growing very rapidly it looks like it's affecting many buildings and neighborhoods in the area. and we just received word that is threatening now california maritime and you do see those commuters being affected along a t. robin you are talking about the impact that that has 80 being close right now right robin wright they've stopped the traffic on 80 coming out of her. >>kelly so if you travel on 80 along that stretch 80 east is now closed. hercules side that's even before you get into the late how on the westbound side they've completely shut down 80 at sea 7.80 there forcing some of that traffic over to 7.80. there's a tree that has come down on. is also blocking traffic so this is a tough situation where.

>>but who is also has also blocked in one of the one of the big issues that to john mentioned as well is the california maritime academy is located on the water there near 8780. and it is being threatened by the flames, there are students who are who are at the maritime academy classrooms, shipping well there and so potentially this could be a big problem in that area. we of course are going to stay on top of it for you throughout the morning. but this is yet another fire that has cropped up this one in the east bay near the parking this bridge near interstate 8780. >>you'll get push alerts. we'll update you on the traffic, the weather. numbers on the kim k fire. more details coming up after the break but keep in mind that we have removed that a wall so that you can access this information for free. so go ahead download the kron. you can get breaking news alerts on your phone will be right back.

>>morning welcome back we're following several breaking news stories this morning in court including of course the can kade fire that continues to burn in sonoma county it has charred some 30,000 acres thus far and it's still just 10% contained. that's the same number of containment 13 percentage perkins containment compared to yesterday so firefighters are doing their best but have just not been able to contain a add to the

containment of that fire. also now dealing with fires in the east one and burning near the car kenya's brigid is closed down interstate 80 as impossible as that is to believe 80 closed to traffic in both directions is just stay away from it all together you want to stick with 6.80. thurning near american s one kang as well and looks like those homes that are close to 80 will have to be evacuated. so not just contained fire but we're dealing with several fires throughout the bay area will have more on those other was coming up in about what we want to do now is a head back up to the north bay and the santa rosa has been has been ground 0 now for the evacuated evacuations want to talk to paul lowe and fall who's the assistant fire marshal. >>in santa rosa paul thank you for joining how is the evacuation been going this morning. >>yet another documents is going to affect.

>>ok it seems like we lost paul lowenthal he is the assistant fire marshal in santa rosa we try to get him back to fight to find out what exactly is going on with the evacuation in santa rosa, and of course the fire danger there. >>and the big concern with the winds picking up and spreading those embers and the other little fires popping up throughout the bay area we have a lot and that continues to grow yes near the car tina's bridge. so that's a major problem right now. during the weekend so let's check in with john travel and see exactly what's clothes and. for this fire spreading john. >>yeah robin as well know a lot of people traveling on 80 especially on a sunday we had kron for of you're telling us that she was on 80 heading eastbound up to taco when she was forced to turn around at the toll plaza there as this blaze rapidly spread over the

highway you can see some of this latest images that we have been shared with us from kron 4 viewers. there's the fire burning right above 80 a billboard scene you can also see some of those power lines putting up an immense amounts of smoke. the fire line right there along the highway and actually having jumped to the fire just rapidly expanding you see trees right in the midst of it just exploding in fire right against 80. we initially had eastbound 80 close people turning around of her hands liege is right there of the toll plaza caught off guard by this fire as it exploded just right there north of the car came as bridge. so many pictures coming in from all these people just driving along in full knowledge that of course there are fires burning across the bay area and then this one just exploding right around them you do see that smoke being put up just north of the car keen as bridge. as we do see this fire rapidly expanding some frightening images caught by some of our

kron 4 viewers. the fire is now growing up further a downslope actually threatening california maritime academy and that is something that many people here at the academy and just the neighborhoods around the area. the certainly would have never anticipated it just popped up within the past hour press 30 minutes really exploding over 80 that tells you the force of these winds had no problem jumping 80 just north of the car keen as again let's take a look at some more of these images just wild stuff, some of these images very shot dropping, especially this one right here that tree just going up in flames of course is dry winds president across the bay area. it's not just north bay thing we've seen fires in contra costa county areas like oakley earlier this morning fortunately people allowed to return to their homes there. now all eyes on the way home as well as sonoma images coming from vallejo showing neighborhoods affected we have transmission lines if you cars driven across the cardenas bridge. you know

there's this massive power lines that run right across the bridge, right there right next to it. those certainly being affected by this plays. we have crews out there. they're trying to a halt to the spread of this fire, but it is certainly guys something that has spread very rapidly as robin will tell you it shut down 80 very quickly initially we just had eastbound 80 shutdown we had viewers out there who are talking to us about how they were having to turn around in the toll plaza right there we actually do have more images too. coming into right here. this is a is a couple more images, we're just getting so many of them. this right here some of the smoke that was coming in from its and of course we're just checking the latest web cams all across the bay are trying to get all the information for again this is the cartoon as bridge right here and just north of it that is being affected by this place that has been confirmed to spread are right over i 80 closing

down 80 in both directions, robin. what does this mean for people as they're traveling in this area. >>i'm looking at the traffic in the back of just continues to grow and something else that i like to point out. coming from chp in the fire department there saying that these little embers are spreading there's another little fire marty that's popped up on the crew rockets side. >>on the other side of the strait on the other side of the strait closer to the eastbound side near promote a street if you're familiar with that accidents like the last little exit before. >>you get to the bridge that was another fire that they're dealing with so what they're going to do if you head east like leaving berkeley, san francisco, whatever they will stop you at highway 4 in hercules far as you can go that's 80 east. you can take 6 80 in use the benicia bridge in step with that makes a lot of sense be to stop yet highway yeah because then you can just transition on the forehead down to 6.80 and cross the benicia bridge and had. >>just a lot county or wherever you're going from

from that direction because you're not going anywhere on i 80 7 80's also problem as well that was my next point not only is westbound 80 closed at 7.80. >>marty but they've now shut down the 7.80 connect. 2.80 west so coming from 7.80. you cannot a so now that's closed as well. >>it is it is a very fluid situation as you imagine and uh we're staying on top of that for you we'll have more coverage coming up right after the break. ♪

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>>smoky fire. it is and there you get a good shot of the toll plaza and then the smoke in the background just imagine driving along highway 80 about a half hour ago right everything is fine and then all of a sudden you're you're confronted with this %all of flames and smoke, not knowing exactly what's going on or where you should go.

>>right in in times like this don't pull over and take pictures or record video if. cars that are spreading like this. you need to follow directions. they are forcing you off the freeway, keep your eyes on the road follow the detour is that they have in place right now on a t it's a tough place to be driving so avoided because as you can see as we take the cameras and show you the photos from the commuters driving through the area. it's pretty hard to see. >>yeah it really is and and robin one thing to a to hit home as well is to understand that this fire just cropped up yes within within this hour with within the last half hour or so so the firefighters are just starting to get a handle on it so the situation is going to remain this way probably 4 for quite a while until they cannot this fire down. this is an area that includes the california maritime academy that includes subdivisions there's there's quite a lot of population in that region those people who may be ordered to evacuate. i'm very soon if they haven't already that's right, there's

a large residential area right there and just north of the cartoonist bridge on the hillside. >>some homes near jordan street that just popped up on the chp page, some homes and jordan street are in danger right now of catching fire mardis i'm sure those folks will also be facing mandatory. evacuations. yeah that is just the latest fire that we've been covering throughout the morning we're going to continue our coverage. >>when we come back after the break. and that breaking news

is a new fire that is burning now near the car keen as bridge in the east bay and that fire. >>has forced the closure of highway 80 in both directions between the cartoonist bridge toll plaza and the magazine street exit just check out these photos you can see how. as for it to the hillside and now it's threatening homes in the area has broken out to in the last hours so want to get the latest information now from the kron 4 news room was go to ellis of the money l a. >>and it's really a worse case scenario considering that of course a lot of the resources are being poured into the can kate fire that isur