sheriff.> killing bonnie and clyde was the ultimate. >> grim souvenirs, one strange inheritance. >> it was just like finding treasure after treasure. >> bonnie parker's three-headed snake ring. >> sitting there... >> right. >> ...all along? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in boston today, about to meet a family who have traveled up here from houston to put their strange and historic inheritance on the auction block. >> my name's debbie wollebak-daily. my siblings and i grew up hearing fabulous tales about our grandpa, a texas lawman whose claim to fame is that he came this close to nabbing bonnie and clyde. >> ladies, i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie. so nice to meet you. this is my sister, debbie. >> i am so excited to be here in boston with you and your family for this upcoming auction. diana and debbie show me photos of their grandpa, a larger-than-life texas lawman. in 1933, he led a posse that ambushed that infamous outlaw couple, bonnie parke

the sheriff from new jersey, the sheriff from texas, sheriff conway from gwinnett county, georgia. sheriff lewis from florida, and sheriff chuck jenkins from frederick county, maryland. the engagement office for the -- i would also like to thank ice assistant director barbara for the work she does to support these communities. two weeks ago today, i was at as i am at this podium, today, with sheriffs from around the country. valued partners who understand the importance of law enforcement at every level, working together on behalf of americans. we share our ongoing frustrations with jurisdictions that allow political rhetoric to get in the way of public safety and the risks of bad laws and policies. since then, u.s. immigration and customs enforcement's ability to enforce immigration law has fallen victim to judicial overreach. in our agencies, authorities are being singled out and marginalized in ways that no other federal law enforcement organization has to tolerate. tying our hands to the bench does not make our country any safer. our commitment to justice is fundamental. the ru

thank you, sheriff. so as i mentioned earlier in this conversation, is that i am looking at the success of triall services an an alternative to incarceration and speaking about how to expand it. so i want to ask basic questions and forgive me for not knowing this. >> at the next court date, our staff will provide a written report to the judges and then we make a decision at that point. >> do you make a recommendation? >> we give the judges information and they can determine the next step. >> do you know the number of people that actually are remanded back to incarceration? >> no, but we're work on that right now for you. >> i think that would be helpful. >> you know, i am wondering how many people are eligible for a second look program. meaning that maybe those that we might have thought doesn't meet the initial requirements or special for pretrial, but maybe people with a little bit more support or more resources could be successful in this program. could you talk about that? >> from our perspective, i

sheriff connate -- sheriff conway from gwinnett county, georgia. sheriff chuck jenkins from frederick county, maryland. the engagement office for the work she does with these sheriff's to support their communities. today, i was at this podium as i am today, with sheriff's from around the country. valued partners who understand the importance of law enforcement at every level, working together on behalf of americans. we share our ongoing frustrations with districts that risks of badthe laws and policies. u.s. immigration and customs ability to enforce immigration law has fallen victim to judicial overreach. authorities are being singled out and marginalized in ways that no other federal law enforcement organization has to tolerate. tying our hands to the bench does not make our country safer. our commitment to justice is fundamental. the rule of law is a critical component to our democracy. a recent ruling handed down by the district court of california holds ice to a different standard of lawful cooperation, and will hinder our ability to safely ca

the sheriff wants to be a bag matest. you have heard -- the pragmatist. 111 people have been granted release regardless of charges. if they could afford $500,000 bond. we need to talk about those. 40% of the people in the jail are house less, 46% are black. again, why are the conditions of policing and jailing and lack of mental healthcare causing those populations to be targeted. let's address the root causes, let's not transfer. we have a plan with 72 recommendations. i will read a couple. create cooperative custody for those homeless but do not need residential treatment. 73% approval. in bed wraparound services. 85% approval. increase housing capacity for shelter, 92% approval. create small residential behavioral based centers. 92% jrp approval. >> what only had 27% jrp approval was the new jail. only 4% approval sending people out-of-county to alameda county. today we have heard a lot, and you have talked about this. there are 14 hearings in regards to the jail. we all know the jail needs to close. you are admitted t

the sheriff's office is always here. we want you to be alert and aware and you can do that by following us on facebook, twitter, and instagram. you can follow us onyx el so we can provide updates to you. the last thing i want to stress, take care of each other. we want you checking on your neighbors, especially those who are elderly or may not be ambulatory. make sure they are okay. neighbor helping neighbor is what makes a difference here. thank you. >>> speaking next from the california highway patrol, captain wolf. >>> good afternoon. the highway patrol is as sheriff said we're assisting with the law enforcement efforts here. our main role currently is to maintain and monitor current closures on roadways and to check for the potential of incoming or needed closures should they arise. currently we are holding locations on sr128, at alexander valley road and people are being turned back. on the east end we're 128 is closed at pine flat. we have contingencies and are prepared to close u.s. 101 if that would be necessary

i have sheriff matt freeman here, assistant sheriff kathy johnson, chief deputy paul miamoto here and ali reiker and lisa pratt who is our jail medical officer. and i want to thank the other presenters, the budget analyst, tara, and also heather for all of the work they have done. so we'll start with our presentation. let see, where are we? so this is just kind of an overview of who comes to jail and one effort things we did was drilled down a little bit more on how many times people come into jail and you'll see that more than 30% of the people booked into the county jail each year are first-time books in san francisco. and consequently, the other thing that you'll see, there are a number of people that are booked into the jails each year. one time is 71%, but it's about 30 people, 30% of the people who are booked more than one time that come into our jails. this slide shows less criminal matters and more people are released on division over the last three fiscal years. dismissed review by the district attorney. none of the things that are important didn't this goes to the mcarthur g

>> i have about a $5illion budget at my sheriff's office.nd this year we will probably profit $750,000 from the jail. >> reporter: and brown says there are other economic benefits. >> i've been able to create over 200 jobs and it's very meaningful in our parish. pay, but they get health the benefits. shd so i'm proud of that fact. >> reporter: whaiff brown sees as a boon to the community troubles the a.c.l.u.'s katie schwartzmann. >> our local sheriffs have figured out that they can make more money on housing icean detainees hey can on housing, um, convicted louisiana prisoners. >> reporter: so there's some people profiting off of incarcerating people. what do you say to people who say that? >> reporter: i've got mixed emotions about that. i do understand why somebody woulsay that. and, you know, again i'm not in it for therofit. i'm in it to better the area where i live. >> reporter: ice says its arrangement with louisiana .benefits federal taxpaye bryan cox is acting press >> the average cosetention in ice cusdy is around $126 a day. the a

an extreme the sonoma county sheriffs department sheriff s we have some good news toay about 02:30pm this the sheriff's office announced thate were lifting. >>the evacuation order for the northern part of zone for reducing that to an evacuation warning. but that meant is that 2400 people in the northern part of zone for the dry creek valley, rth of a north and west of healdsburg able to return to eir homes today able to do that without having to have a permit. and there was no need for identification checks. however, is as went back to their homes we want to caution to be vigilant because of the high winds we do have a number branches down. so roadways may be different than what you pay a residence the left. so plse be aware those hazards. also many of these pele are still returning to homes that are without power because of the pga power. shut off. so we want people to be vigilant be aware communication may not be great. as i've mentioned before when people are returning to evacuation it is still der an evacuation warning so at that means is that if you hear deputies in your area wi

>>the sheriff's office says it is hunting more than one suspect. but offered no details about a possible motive for the kidnapping or whether any weapons were involved. i spoke with several residents of pleasure point popular with surfers. but none were acquainted with to sharra all trade with he was not. as a precaution, a reverse 911 call went out this morning along so cal san jose road in the vicinity of where the deceased person and the missing vehicle were found. but deputies said they do not believe there is a threat to the general public even though at least 2 suspects in this case remain at large. santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well, the oakland a's are one day out from their wild-card game. but today the team president was tied up in a courtroom. >>this is all about the battle between the city of oakland in the county of alameda over the coliseum on first-and kerman live for all in oakland for us to tell us what what's going on with the stand. well the county has reached a deal to sell its 50% share of the coliseum to the a's. >>th

greer said the sheriff department overlooked that evidence. >> that's nowhere on any of the sheriff'secords. they never considered that. they never analyzed that. >> reporter: the defense called a forensic technician who testified she did find the blood on the knife and with it, a simple explanation. a recent cut on rebecca's right hand. and when greer asked her if the blood could have come from a sexual assault. >> i didn't see any evidence of that. >> reporter: no evidence. a point the defense hammered home. >> i saw no fingerprint evidence that was identified or directed towards adam shacknai. >> of all the items i tested, he was excluded on all of the items. >> reporter: adam's brother jonah took the stand. he called rebecca's death "unfathomable," but said adam was not responsible. >> is there anything that adam's ever done in his life that would cause you to believe that he ever would have done the acts that he's accused of in this case? >> never anything. it's inconceivable. >> reporter: adam took the stand too. >> did you hit rebecca on the head? >> i never hit rebecca on the

on the sheriff of sonoma county. i'm going to be giving you an update on the current law enforcement activities. surrounding the kincaid fire. the sheriff's office acknowledges this is a stressful time for many members in our community. it brings back memories from two years ago. we want to assure every community member at the sonoma county sheriff's office is in your neighborhoods right now being affected. we have over 50 deputies on duty. overnight we will have 26 deputies. protecting the neighborhoods that have been evacuated. and directing folks on how to evacuate. i want to address a little bit of rumor control. there has been posting on social media that the evacuation order has been lifted. that is not accurate. all evacuation orders and warnings remain in effect. currently the evacuation order in the town of geyserville in the hills east of geyserville up affects 2000 people. we want to continue to emphasize we want people to heed the evacuation warnings. leave the area. we have plenty of deputies in the area

and the sheriff's department and the sheriff are a key leader in making sure that that happens. this tool provides decision makers with accurate recidivism statistics and can drive policies to meaningfully reduce our jail population. due to our success completing the innovation fund project, we were invited to apply for and receive this implementation grant. next you see that while the resources that come with this investment from the macarthur foundation, they have put a lot behind not just these individual grants that are made in the counties that are funded, but you will see the who's who of criminal justice, research, and information sharing on this list these are resources that san francisco can leverage as we look at safely closing the jail. the part of the application process where we are required to work with them, which is one of the entities that is listed there and they completed analysis of the key drivers of the jail population. they looked at the twelve-month priors. in this instance, we're looking at april to april 2017 to 2018. the information showed that we have

of the city contracting with the sheriff.so is that how you describe that? >> so the office of the city administrator includes the purchasing function to the contracting. so contracts in that way do run through but the scope of contracts come from the departments who are entering into the agreements and in the case of a custodial function, for example, there would be a sheriff. >> and if we are in a situation where we've determined that the building is seismically unsafe, a dangerous for people who work and live there, at what point would we make the decision as a city that we would no longer occupy that building or contract? i mean, it seems that there's a legal question here, too, of how are we able to continue to occupy that building, even for the next two years, in loot of f what we know about the safety. >> we should get out of the building as quickly as possible. i would defer to the city attorney. i can't speak to that as an expert. i know there are a number of mechanisms for closing a building, including the red-taggi

the sheriff's office is always here for the residents of sonoma county. we want you to be alert and aware and you can do that by following us on facebook, twitter and instagram. you can also follow us on nixle so we can provide updates to you. the last thing you want to stress is take care of each other. we want you checking on your neighbors, particularly your neighbors who are elderly or may not be ambulatory. we want you to check them and make sure they are okay. neighbor helping neighbors is what ask a different and sonoma county. thank you. >> speaking next from the california highway patrol will be captain wolf. >> good afternoon. captain aristotle wolf with california highway patrol and the commander of the santa rosa chp area. the highway patrol as sheriff essex said, we are assisting with the law enforcement efforts here. our main role currently is to maintain and monitor current closures on roadways and to check for the potential of upcoming or needed closures should they arise. currently we are holding locations on sr 128 at alexander valley ro

sheriffs were ushering me to take a different path i have never taken before. i wasn't sure if it would lead back to the parking lot. he was dealing with a patient on the ground. he came over to talk to me. i asked what was going on and he said they were dealing with patients. they didn't think he was going to make it. i looked over and it was something i wish i didn't see. >> reporter: deputies say they are still investigating right now how all of this happened and what led up to this. we do know the person that was driving, there vehicle had sustained some damage but they say that happened before deputies caught up with the person. at this point they aren't revealing any identities as they continue to look into what happened. the park will stay closed the rest of the day. live in cupertino, allison rodriguez. >> a lot of questions remain unanswered. thank you. >>> oakland police are looking this afternoon for the driver who struck and killed a woman as she was walking with a little girl. the hit-and-run crash happened at 22nd avenue and foothill boulevard jus

the sheriff's office has not released an identity. atre's friend took to facebook pleading for help. >> we need to find our find. >> back at pleasure point, some residents feel the crime was far from random. many of his neighbors describe questionable activity. the sheriff's office is not confirming the validity of those claims. one resident agreed to speak with us but asked not to be identified. >> santa cruz is notorious for different things going on, you know, people with money sometimes get sucked into interesting situations. >> the sheriff's office believe there's are multiple suspects involved. they do not believe the public is in any danger. >>> in the east bay, a beloved wife and mother of two is dead, a victim of a hit and run in oakland. huong truong was crossing the street with her 4-year-old niece, ellie, when they both got hit yesterday morning. the young girl suffered injuries to her head and stomach. oakland police released few details. they are scouring the neighborhood looking for leads. her family is devastated. >> s

the sheriff announced a $25,000 reward for information leading directly to an arrest. that reward isn't being offered for long. >> help us arrest this suspect. >> reporter: sheriff jim hart isn't doing any interface community to help investigators track down audrey's killer. with this as an incident testify come forward. >> citizens are offering doll 25,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of suspects responsible for this terrible crime. >> reporter: the sheriff goes on to say that reward is only valid until november 30th, 2019. >> reporter: on october 1st, more than one suspect kidnapped. the body was found inside his girlfriend's suv several miles away. he died from a gunshot wound. >> we have no idea why. >> reporter: some told xiks 5 they were too afraid to go on camera and the killers investigators believe robbery wassa i motive behind the crime. >> reporter: that $25,000 reward is only valid until november 30th. the sheriff also released a statement saying, quote, "several people were involved ot there knows who they are. that is a terrible secret to keep." >

, blaming guns, and to touch -- i just want to tell you why the sheriff -- the sheriff -- you were talking about this restorative justice program of leniency, not reporting crimes. these sheriffs are elected officials, and it benefits him to join these type of policies because his crime stats will look much better when he runs his commercial for sheriff when he can say he reduced crimes by 30%, but in actuality they're just not arresting, through our investigation, the sheriff's department was at this murderers house 45 times without an arrest. the sheriff makes a point to say he judged his success rate by the kids he kept out of jail. so if that's the -- if he would have been arrested once, he would have -- brown would have been dinged and he would have -- when they tipped off the fbi it would have came up that he was a problem kid, but he had no background, no issues so, as time started going on, i needed to honor my daughter, and i wanted to find out everything that went wrong. and believe me, it's in this book. took a book, not an article that we first were going to put together. it's

>> that will be a tough one for the sheriff's office.have a sign outside of the house could be content based issue. i think they have a high burden to reach for the court to uphold this. however i do think that you are going to see public outrage and they would like to know the safe houses for their children to approach. it could be something that jury ends up ruling differently for the court of public opinion. >> and you believe the sheriffs office argument goes way too f far? >> the plaintiffs attorney is arguing that the sheriff is guilty of trespass because he came onto the property. i think there is a better argument on due process like i made in the beginning. when the defendants enter deals and they have expectations as to what registration means, they never, ever think that a sign will be placed. >> they want to know if there is a sexual offender within the area, they should do a little due diligence on their part. >> these individuals are registered at the county and there is a database to check. so why not take the resources an

i saw another county in the state, that sheriff has been around and at the town civil chamber.t was more extreme. mike: that is a problem too. final thoughts? >> these offenders need to act quickly because if they don't have a resolution now we are one week away. we need to get an injunction, get to the courthouse and needed decision quickly. >> these signs, this was an issue in 2018, something this county has been dealing with for a while and it is coming down to the wire. mike: thanks very much. it is time for the real news roundup. home goods store bed bath and beyond stopping sales of a black jack-o '-lantern after they said the halloween decoration invoked blackface. the controversy starting after a local law office adorned it with the black pumpkins and according to news 12 westchester it removes the pumpkins within 48 hours after receiving complaints. and athletic conference is naming a transgender female as female athlete of the week. big sky conference says biologically male finished second of 200 for runners and helped the university of montana finish seventh. and pro

today the el dorado county sheriff spoke about the impact ishmael have and on his community. work in this community in that in this community. easy to talk to. and always positive. he never had a bad day. he was a loving father and husband. and he leaves behind his wife. and 3 children. >>an off-duty san joaquin county sheriff's deputy who was doing a ride along with fish mile was also wounded in the shooting the off-duty deputy was taken to a local hospital where he underwent surgery, he has been released and is now assisting with the investigation. 2 men are in custody, one was shot and injured during the shootout the el dorado county sheriff says he is not sure if there are additional suspects. >>return to the negotiation table with the city of oakland will tell you about the new purchase proposal for the coliseum site. plus our pg e power outage coverage continues in a few minutes, wolf. >>be going live 2 pga headquarters where they'll be holding a press conference about this latest ro so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time w

what we did with the sheriff's office, we send out a notice of mandatory evacuation notice. we work closely with our department of emergency services. they sent out an alert which is a wireless emergency alert which sounds like an amber alert you get on your phone and then they sent out a phone call and text message alert. indicating they live in an area that needs to be evacuated. we had deputies responding and going house to house knocking and advising people that they had to evacuate. some people did not evacuate. they state on the property and we did document that. >> go ahead. >> but it went pretty smooth. >> okay. this area. geyserville, isn't anywhere near some of the areas that burned two years ago? another was concern about the safari west and some of the more touristy spots up there as well like the river rock casino. >> yes. safari west will be south of that location. quite a few miles away. i do recall that some of the areas did burn when we had the tubbs fire in 2017. i'm not 100% sure but i think it is some of the same areas. >> sergeant, what would you say to

the sheriff herself said it would be horrible to send people to alameda county. why are we acting as that is a viable option. if we haven't done any planning to close in the right way. the only optionsh isala mead do cat. >>> that would be the worst we are headed towards. whatever the work that has been done and th the things we have n doing. folks on pre-trial. there is a lot to do if we, i think, commit to getting this done by reducing the population, looking at alternatives. here in san francisco. i do not support sending folks to another county or building a new jail. i support a plan to move forward and close this facility as soon as possible. in a smart way and way to build on the work done to think about alternatives. lastly, i appreciate the point earlier to bring public saves in this. we have talked about the people in there who are working there who are incarsservated there. if you are spending time in there and not getting any sort of effective services and therapy and rehabilitation that is not the way we keep all of us safe and make sure we invest in

the sheriff's office is doing everything we can to get you back into your homes.xiety there. we're going to continue to monitor the weather. as we get advice from cal fire and weather, we will hopefully have good news in the coming days to get people back to their homes. i want to mention that our media partners throughout sonoma county have been doing amazing work to keep everybody informed. one case i want to call out press democrat has over 30 reporters in the field gathering information and disseminating it. in addition to the local media here, we appreciate your partnership in keeping the public informed. hopefully we'll have good news in the next few days. i was able to visit the shelter across the street again today. i have to tell you the people that are over there are troopers. they're incredibly resilient. many of them are wanting to get home and emotion certainly shows on their face. it's important to realize that we need to be empathetic to those who are without shelter right now and if you have the ability to help someone who needs shelter or to be ab

they have been bringing food to the sheriffs office and i believe also firefighters. the best thing to do would be to llevacuation center. currently at the sonoma county paragon andy community center to see if they need water or food.>> sergeant ron valencia with the sonoma county sheriffs office, thank you for joining us, talking to us live and all the best to you and your colleagues. >>> evacuation orders are still in effect for as many as 2000 people in northern sonoma county. select the number and killed hundreds of people in the town of geyserville. that is where allie rasmus is this morning. tell us what you are seeing this morning. >> reporter: it is empty and dark. the only thing that we can here in town is the home of the generator across the street at the fire station. the few vehicles we see going through town are emergency personnel, and first responders. no residents and town. everyone got the order to leave your at 6:30 yesterday. i want to few places i when we came closer he thought they set up fine. free coffee for firefighters. p of water for first re

the sheriff? broward teachers union president. if you can believe it and this is just what's going on with the teachers and really the public school system is at attack right now. california just passed a bill gavin newsom signed into law it is illegal to suspend a disruptive student. i don't even know how that makes sense even as a democrat it can't make sense to put your kid in a school they can say whatever they want to the teacher act any way they want with no consequence. and those of the same policies that led to my daughter getting murdered and they are still in broward. this school district still has these policies so when my daughter was at the school one of the policies was they were allowed four misdemeanors per year without ever getting introduced to the judicial system or law enforcement. so one of them i don't know how a parent can be, i didn't know them but i live with that, i don't know the legal amount for weed let's just say an ounce if you have more than announce it is a felony.

the sheriffs department is getting away with so many things . where's the money going? wears every thing going? you can keep the jails cleaner. you can hire better officers. >> reporter: ktvu's crime report or henry lee is catching up the alameda county sheriff to talk about the audit. in previous interviews the sheriff's spokesperson said the office is open to it. >> running a jail and running one of the largest jails in the country is not an easy feat and we welcome people to look and crack the books of the sheriff's office and look. like i say, they may not like what they find. we are starting every fiscal year about $20 million in the hole and we are doing more with less. >> reporter: the group right now is on their way. there were here the sheriff's office making their way to the board of supervisors where they plan to take part in the public comment period. sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> today pg&e is adorning more than 180,000 customers in northern california could see the power shut off again. i met hot, dry and windy conditions. that could lead to the pos

they have sheriff's deputies driving all up and down the road saying good it's not safe drive.r though because we didn't work. i'm familiar with this. on both sides of us so we didn't know which way was the safest way out found the man with the red cross who told us the right way to go to highway one 20 and get out of there. >>off of guys are road towards calistoga so that's where we are now and a lot of people have pulled over to kind of see the fire from a distance which is where we're standing right now. we pulled over near the alexander valley. community hall rather and there was a tree there. i was just exploded and it just looked like the tallest fire. probably seen in my life and crews were trying to get that under control because embers from now we're starting to fly. save is when you see embers flying towards you you want to get out because there is such dry haitian around us. you know there's vineyards anything could spark another fire could at any time. the scariest thing about this fire has been the wind as we've been talking about all morning. i'm feeling it right

. >> what you're looking at there is a suspect pinned between two sheriff's cars. the suspect was arrested here 15 minutes after police got a call of a disturbance in the area at around 1:00. today. >> there was.m a p vehicle that struck initially one pedestrian which led to two pedestrians and continued driving away from the scene. >> reporter: one victim died ind released. this is now a murder investigation. however, police say they won't release any details about the suspect or the victims at this time, only that everyone involved are adults. they believe the two pedestrians were hit at different parts of the park. police say by the time they apprehd deenthe vehicle was already kajdamaged h a broken windshield. >> at this time we don't have nemoive or relationship between the parties involved. but we do encourage the public to reach to us as out this is a very frequently visited park. anyone who has information, pease contact the sheriff's office. >> the suspect is still inrelea booked in the main jail in san jose. the park remains closed today. if cupertino, ch

. >> live from sheriff headquarters with the latest. >> the sheriffs office says it's working to notify family members before releasing the identity of the body. tonight still so much mystery surrounding a motive. >> reporter: does ps of surfers and visitors take in the view. the usual scene at pleasure point. on tuesday, serenity replaced by sheriffs. on pleasure point road news of the early morning abduction of bay area tech executive. shut the neighborhood. shook the neighborhood. someone inside this home called 911 to report a home invasion and kidnapping. he was last seen leaving at 3:00 a.m. believed to have been forced into a white suv. belonging to his girlfriend. >> it's weird that happened. >> even more alarming the suvs found hours later and miles away. investigators found a body. his friend took it facebook pleading for help. >> we need to help law enforcement. we need our friend back. >> everyone knows each other. the fact something that random could happen. it makes you feel leek it could happen to you. >> some believe the crime was far from random. many neighbors describe

next i would like to invite to the podium the sheriff for sonoma county, sheriff essec. it was quite a night, over 180,000 people under evacuation, some were evacuated yesterday and last night including the areas around sebastopol and west county and i can say though i have heard people express concerns that we were evacuating too many people, i think those concerns are not valid at this point. as we see from this report we just received, our evacuation of healdsburg and windsor was well warranted. there is significant danger to anybody still in the healdsburg, windsor area or the unincorporated areas around windsor so if you are in those areas, we encourage you to get out. we have deputies and peace officers in the neighborhoods that can assist you. if you are not sure if you're in an evacuation area, check the map. we have plenty of maps available. you can get them on sonoma county.org as well as some of the cal fire websites. we currently have over 262 peace officers in the field and those are supplemented by the national guard. we are using our peace officers and the

speaking ekstrom the sonoma county sheriff's office says sheriff a second. >>seems like we've been doing this for months, it's only been a week. it's been a very exhausting a very scary event for many of us in this county. but we've made it through this together and i'm very to be part of sonoma county in the resiliency of our people we stuck together we evacuated together and we've got some good news today. the good news was that we were able to repopulate major areas of the county. we have lifted evacuation orders and reduce many areas now to just evacuation stepping down the threat. i'm currently we still have 5,788 people under evacuation order. those people primarily live in the burn zones or their their residences were in the burn zone or very near to the burn zone. we anticipate keeping those 5,788 people. under mandatory evacuation for the foreseeable future until we're able to get into those areas damage assessment. a check for utility lines that are down. trees that are down and inspect for environmental health and safety. so with the reduction in

>>so far no arrests in this case the sheriff's office says it is still looking for. >>more than one suspect the santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news. a us judge has denied bail to a hayward man accused of being a chinese spy. the judge says that show up paying is a flight risk. >>the judge also told the defendant to get a new lawyer saying he simply has too many assets to qualify for a free public defender. penn has not yet entered a plea. >>happening now the oakland a's are set to battle it out with the tampa bay rays tonight in a one-game do or die wild card playoff game. >>france of course turning out in droves to support their team our kron four's j r stone joins us live from the coliseum you always have a lot of fun with the fans are what are they saying. >>all fired up catherine you've got to be quite eyes now and they have reason to be fired up this is the biggest game of the year and more than 50,000 people are packing into the stadium. many people still packed into the stadium despite the fact that we heard the national anthem, a little while ago we saw the p

so the sheriff's office. the court though the effort because it really is team effort to keep everybody safe during an evacuation. though since the 2017 fires. we have the ability now to send out wireless emergency alert which come through on your cell at phone. and we have more staff train on excellent how to properly use next all. in addition, we've added high-low fire and you are patrol cars and those are the day to tell i went here in the u k and we only in an event like this where you need to evacuate immediately. >>and those 2 toes irons were tools you implemented this morning, correct. >>i lived the optimal time i have a for certain, but that's difficult chore that they would be using out of the old. >>ok very good misty thank you so much for joining us this morning and keeping abreast of the situation out there great chatting with you hopefully we can connect with you again. during the broadcast one a little bit later on to get another update that's all right. llight misty thank you so much and you're