just no rain. >> a really bad accident in calistoga. it turns out to be a head-on collision and double fatal crash on highway 29 in calistoga, bale lane. all lanes blocked in both directions. traffic is being detoured on the silverado trail. as the investigation continues, keep this in mind for a while, give yourself extra time. we will head over to san francisco. right now there is a little bit of backup towards the bay bridge. just a reminder, the dreamforce convention this week with 170,000 people expected, howard street closed between 3rd and 4th. it's a good idea to avoid that area altogether. it's going to be closed through sunday night. a live look aanfrancisco. looking light right now. of course things will change later this morning. westbound traffic is on the right. looking good. no problems on the peninsula. east bay looking fine right now. and south bay also delay free. antioch to hercules, we had a problem earlier this morning. it is green at 26 minutes. >>> amazon is upping the competition in the streaming music industry.

traffic alert in calistoga. head-on collision early this morning on highway 29 in calistoga near bale lane. we're getting video in and showing it to you. two people have died in this crash because of this head-on collision. both were drivers apparently at least one of the vehicles caught fire. you can see one of the cars there in this video. you can see why it turned out to be a fatal accident. the coroner is headed to the scene right now. highway 29 closed in both directions for a while. traffic being detoured away from it. you may want to consider silverado trailrne. it will be out there for a while. i want to take you to the maps to show you where it is in the north bay. highway 29, between the family winery and also just north of the napa county fire department, if you know the area pretty well. you want to avoid that. here's a live shot of 101 in san rafael. the rest of the north bay is quiet right now. the right-hand side is southbound moving well toward the golden gate bridge. >>> coming up next, the 7 th

they say they're not getting anything kron four's dan thorn has more from calistoga. >>sandy says aereo is thankful the power is back on in her calistoga home, the 71 year-old lives in a senior living community that's been concerned with evacuation warnings because of the kincade fire raging in nearby sonoma county. but it's pga knees plan safety power shutoff that have really been a burden to says aereo and her elderly neighbors. >>i'm tired of living like this because at any time they can choose to turn off. and turns on. >>says aereo says her community has had to deal with outages for more than a week and she's lost hundreds of dollars worth of food because of its that's a lot for many people but on a fixed income it becomes even more of a strain. >>to waste $300 worth of food. 2 to $300. that's a lot of money a lot of us. >>caving to pressure from governor gavin newsome pg any this week announced it would reimburse customers impacted by the october 9th public safety outage but residents of rancho de calistoga are sub metered meaning the reimbursement will likely g

is rancho de calistoga mobile home park say. >>they want help from the utility and they're not getting any kron four's dan thorn live for us tonight in callisto they george joins us more with their plight these are vulnerable people aren't they can. that's right and well a part of the problem here seems to be subbed metering meaning that these low-income elderly residents. >>are not really considered customers of pg e their landlord is but these people tell me that they need help because they could barely afford to replace what has already been lost and i spoke with a couple of women who are bold 65 plus years old and they've been dealing with evacuation concerns because of the king cake fire that's been burning in nearby sonoma county, but it's pg e's planned safety power shutoff that have really been hurting them, 71 year-old sandy says aereo says she's lost hundreds of dollars worth of food because of these outages she lives on a fixed income and between these new costs and the up and coming rent that's to this month, she's b

as rancho de calistoga mobile home park say. >>they want help from the utility and they're not getting any kron four's dan thorn live for us in calistoga tonight, he joins us with more on their plight. dan. well ken and catherine part of the problem here seems to be subbed metering meaning that these in this a low cost low income. >>a senior community are not really considered customers by pg any but their landlord is but these residents are you that they need some help too because they can barely afford what's already been lost. sandy says aereo is thankful the power is back on in her calistoga home, the 71 year-old lives in a senior living community that's been concerned with evacuation warnings because of the kincade fire raging in nearby sonoma county. but it's pga knees planned safety power shutoff that have really been a burden to says aereo and her elderly neighbors. >>i'm tired of living like this because at any time they can choose to turn off. and turns on. >>it says aereo says her community has had to deal with outage

cal fire mllowing people who live in parts of sonoma county and napa to return home that includes calistoga if you live along box canyon road in lake county between highway 29 and napa county line you can go home, same is true if you live west a big canyon road. south of sulphur creek road in harrington flat road. also west of the sonoma county, a lake county line north to the intersection of mckinley road and bottle rock road and that includes coldwater creek road lake few road and golden pines. >>firefighters are also getting the upper hand on the kincade fire here are the latest numbers of fire is now 60% contained full containment is expected by november 7th that has burned more than 76,000 acres. 282 structures were destroyed a 141 of those were homes. more than 90,000 structures are still at risk. no deaths have been reported firefighters say good weather has been helping them the northern part of the fire is still a problem because of the steep terrain there and the narrow roads. >>and as people move back into their homes to there are still areas threatened by fire. >>kron four's mic

healdsburg is going to 24, there is calistoga down to 34, and, here's what i mean when i say we are notll doing that, here is your 24 up in the north bay but if you come down through the rest of the bay area it is mid 30s for most places, don't get me cold go get me wrong. but it is not the bitingly mid- 20s cold that the shelter valleys and the north bay are going to experience. by the way, in contra costa contra costa county 34. keeping an eye on high definition doppler right now were in a break, the next room is getting here second half of saturday. we will talk to you about that in more detail coming up. >>> this week's gourmet live look at the road conditions are interstate 80. they say the change is required right now. the chains are required. 50 is also open, the blast of snow caused havoc on the road as you can imagine. it is a big boost for the ski resort that have been waiting to open. coming up we will show you how the conditions look. and a san jose st. james park, volunteers major the homeless get a hot turkey dinner. they have been doing this for 10 years with no outside h

even wednesday night, 35 in calistoga. 3710:00 p.m. you will notice those gusty winds do translate down even to some of our valley locations. but not as strong as it will be over the hills. then by thursday at 10:00 a.m., those winds will begin to subside. let's take a look at the short-term forecasts. tonight 7:00 p.m., no real clouds. but then by morning, we're going see the fog return. clouds increase, and in the sierra, this is going to start to turn a few scattered snow showers as a low-pressure system comes through. that has prompted a winter weather advisory 4:00 p.m. tuesday to 7:00 p.m. wednesday. be prepared for possible travel difficulties. but above 7500 feet, we're talking snow. a couple of inches. highest peaks up to 9 inches expected. so the first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures will be in the 40s, 50s, the clouds gathering, not too cold. tomorrow afternoon it is going to be cool, especially near the coast where numbers are only in the low 60s. mid- to upper 60s in our inland valleys and a little more cloud cover ar

so that is something to consider new look had a little bit east to get into toward calistoga on the bordernapa county into lake county right on the edge on the southern portion of the fire zone that too is under a warning of a possible evacuation and then the pink area in the middle for the most you can barely make out the red border, the wind that is the perimeter of the fire itself from those red dots indicate where there are still hot spots where the fire is still burning so again. the area where the evacuations have been ordered has shrunken dramatically since yesterday and so a lot more people are back home tonight. we have more breaking news to tell you about this time out of southern california that's where crews are battling another wildfire. i want to show you some live pictures this is called the maria fire is burning just south of the small towt of santa paula in ventura county that's just east of point mugu oxnard area just north of camry o if you know that part a southern california officials say the fire ignited on top of south mountain just after 6 o'clock tonight. prompting

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mainly around middleton and calistoga.on and evening hours, they spread over our neighborhoods. 30 to 40 miles per hour. we wake up thursday morning and they start to taper. the biggest time or the most critical time for those fire conditions, while a lot of us are getting ready for bed. >>> we're continuing to follow this deadly sigalert in albany. two cars involved in this crash blocking the left three lanes. this is eastbound 80 before westbound 580. you can see on the westbound side, traffic is backing up as well all the way to almost richmond at this point. i want to look at the speeds here. as we get closer down, 37 miles per hour, 21 and 17, that's not even on the side of the crash on the eastbound side, speeds down to 9 miles per hour. chp is running a traffic break south of the crash site. >>> kanye west sold out a very different kind of show this weekend. he appeared at a sunday service alongside pastor joel osteen in houston, texas. the event was free but sold out and scalpers were selling tickets outside for up

you will see some activity in and around the area at calistoga. there is some debris cleanup. >> i'm kate nielsen. take a listen. the noise that actually started around 11:00 last night at the plant that provides power to the sugar factory near the carquinez bridge. the stream could be seen from interstate 80 and people who lived nearby told 911 dispatchers they can hear that loud hissing noise. the plant says it was just a pressure relief, noto the surro area. at the live desk. i'm kate any nielsen. >>> today we'll hear from more people in the improvement inquiry. three of whom said they d the the president to the ukrainian president. >> reporter: the i am people. inquiry into president trump ramped up this week with nine scheduled to testified. they speak to the house intelligence committee first this morning. >> this was a perfect call. >> listening to to the july 25th phone call oak oak. >> i think you'll hear from all of them that this was like a bombshell in the white house. >> they expressed concerns about that phone call in the closed door

wednesday night that's changing. 36-mile-an-hour winds, calistoga, fairfield, getting breezy even inncisco and oakland. something to watch. system is going to come through. seeing fog out there along the coast, increase in cloud cover. can't rule out isolated sprinkle or shower tomorrow afternoon or evening. majority of that is in the south bay. turns to snow in the sierra. south of tahoe wednesday, why we have a winter weather advisory. tuesday afternoon through wednesday night. above 75 hnz feet, expecting snow. watch out for reduced visibility. wednesday night, system tomorrow and wednesday, not out of the question, measurable drizzle. .02 inches in san francisco. los angeles, .07 inches. real rain going into southern california. first thing tomorrow morning. mid-40s to low 50s. fog and clouds around. then afternoon, dramatic drop in temperatures. anywhere from low to upper 60s, breezy as well. 62, san francisco, oakland. 69 santa rosa, 67 in concord. 65 livermore. accuweather seven-day forecast, windy in the hills wednesday, high fire danger and gusting still thursday morning. wi

pg&e cut power to calistoga and the city issued evacuation advisory becrnanaslready in mex on a plannedion. he returned to find a brancher to through his roof and a 140-foot tree toppled one previously marked for removal. >> coming home from mexico and seeing this and seeing was, like which don't i stay at my house in mexico. why am i here. >> this is a massive tree and it really was a stroke of luck it fell this way if it had gone towards the power lines it well could have led to another devastates wildfire. >> when i asked davy resource group why any hadn't cut the trees slated for removal they referred me to pg&e where spokeswoman deanna emailed processing ene does not currently have trees marked for reformle at the address where you choired. >> how can we get it done now. >> last week i asked pg&e about speeding up the vegetation management program and making improvements to the power grid. bill johnson said his works inspected all 250,000 miles of power lines. a that should have included those. >> we fixed everything needing fixesing. well a aggressive vegetation management onthe r

as rancho de calistoga mobile home park are sub meet or meeting the reimbursements will likely go to the landlord not to them and many had to throw out hundreds of dollars worth of food, they're the ones that you know for the cost of this and there are a lot of money fixed income this was a big burden for them. people are arguing that they too should be getting some support from p j i'm tired of living like this. >>because at any time they can choose to turn off. and turns on i don't understand a lot but it needs to be hamill and. quite understand. we're supposed to do about it. >>it went a landlord the passes on. >>the money maybe they could have that would be an easy fix a lot of people who live there and that senior community are over 90 years old. >>these outages are a lot more difficult for them to get through especially when the knights of gun as cold as they have been yeah and they can't if you're disabled or whatever year-old and my mom can sit there in the darst at the auction machine temperatures dropping down yesterday. so then you got to move out and that's a hassle to. t

one of their inspection sites was a calistoga ranch that has been in the same family for several generations. don ford has the story. >> reporter: now that the fire is out, county of sonoma has inspected many of the damaged areas looking for hazardous materials. one of the first to be inspected is the oak rage angus ranch, not far from where the kincaid fire started. the ranch owner remembers that night. >> was 400 acres and a matter of two hours it was gone. >> reporter: the fire swept across his land, the wind was like nothing else he'd ever seen before. >> in a matter of minutes a firestorm, literally. they claimed it was 92 miles an hour but we were standing outside, things as big as you have going by. >> reporter: the flames traveled over 600 head of cattle. >> they could actually run through the fire. you could tell some of them their hair was singed. some were burned but, remarkably not many died. >> reporter: three generations lived on this ranch, but everything was burnt to the ground, the county arrived and started inspecting for hazardous waste. >> before debris can be removed we

. >> reporter: in calistoga, john ramose, kpix 5 news . >>> still ahead, a gnarly scene on highway 101 a car careened out of control. the uber driver in the wrong place, at the wrong time. >>> plus, former twitter employee is now accused of espionage. the prosecutors say they got in exchange for inside information. in >>> i am don ford, whereafter $5 million more than a year and work, the lighthouse is finally going to open. i will have the story, coming up. >>> very gray skies out there at the lighthouse, very typical there, you can see plenty of marine layer but if you are inland, it is still very much the summer, i will talk to you about the places that will be as much as 12 degrees above average for this time of the year. looking at the next few days, coming right on up. hey there, california residents on medicare. it may come as a surprise... but medicare doesn't pay for everything. so help bridge the gap with a medigap insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medigap plans help pay some of what medicare doesn'

calistoga. other than that 40s and 50s. vacaville, 41. around the bay it is socked in. 40s and 50s and it is hard- pressed to get above 59 for some in the city or on the coast. half moon bay yesterday i think was 55. it is a june/july fog pattern. 50s, 60s. then you hit 70s. 4:02 am. here he is. we are back at it, sal. >> steve paulson. >> sal castaneda. >> here we are. thank you. >>> we are back at it in on this friday we have a nice start and i think on monday we will have a nice commute because monday is when a lot of people will be talking about ha days here. hopefully. livermore to pleasanton. tracy. everything is off to a nice start getting out to castro valley. steve and i have been talking about the fog. some of the visibility will be reduced. be careful. but the bay bridge it's not low enough to affect visibility across the span. let's go back to the desk. >>> one year ago today the camp fire destroyed most of the town of paradise in butte county and almost 100 people died. >> this drone video we want to show you shows how things

. >> reporter: in calistoga life looked almost normal again. residents weren't particularly happy about the inconveniences. >> cold, my having heat, fire, wash all of that stuff. >> along spring mountain court in st. helena, the power returned fairly late at 1:00 p.m. >> hour is on. >> resident began to put away generators just before we arrived. >> they say it will happen for the next ten years. >> what do you say? >> i say what else can we do? >> the answer? adjust, adjust, adjust. >> it's not that bad. quite frankly, the alternative is not something i'm interested in. >> that meant buying a generator buying enough to preserve his wine collection. all's well that drinks well. the temperature never varied. >> it's not necessarily the duration of time for which it's heated. it's the temperature fluctuation itself. >> reporter: only in napa in a power outage, you learn a little bit about wine. in general, people are pleased that this event is over. but they don't want to see another one. live in st. helena, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> wayne,

we are sheltered, calistoga, 42. look at the temperatures elsewhere in the 50s, even american canyon now, 60 degrees. we have 43 in lafayette, san ramon and redwood city. brentwo brentwood, 57. san francisco, 53. san carlos, 51. kind of all over the scale this morning. we'll become more homogenized this afternoon. for driving, breezy on the bridges today. be aware of that gusty for the bay commute. cool to mild for mass transit. here's what's going on as far as our temperatures in the east bay. 58 through 9:00. mid to upper 60s from 11:00 through 5:00. as far as the peninsula, breezy today. 56 at 9:00. 61 at 11:00. mid 60s this afternoon. our last stop will be the south bay, 49 this morning. mid 60s from noon through 4:00. we have a great weekend shaping up after wectllounother chance of rain. that's some good news. >> that's very good news. >> we'll take it. >> good, that's what i'm giving you. >> here's our commute so far. 87, nice and clear right now. we're pretty much seeing this all across the bay area. much bet

shouldn't have this time of the year combine for critical fire conditions. 4:00 in the morning, calistoga middleton, that's where we have the fastest winds. they will peak during the evening and early overnight hours wednesday night. so while we're going to bed, that's when the winds will be roaring their farstest. >>> kanye west sold out a different kind of show over the weekend. he appeared at a sunday service alongside joel osteen in houston, texas. the event was free but scalpers were selling the tickets outside for 500 bucks. the rapper and his choir talked about his journey to faith. >> it's all up to god. he's providing these opportunities right here. when we go to the prisons, when we go and do an interview with joel, it's overwhelmingly positive response. >> west just released his ninth studio album last month titled "jesus is king." >>> stanford health care is welcoming patients to its new state of the art hospital. abc 7 was in palo alto for the ribbon cutting. patients were transferred into the new facility over a sky bridge connected to the old building. the hospital features

cal fire mllowing people who live in parts of sonoma county and napa to return home that includes calistoga box canyon road in lake county between highway 29 and napa county line you can go home, same is true if you live west a big canyon road. south of sulphur creek road in harrington

north bay temperatures low 70s from san rafael up to the upper 70s in santa rosa, calistoga, east bay hayward. head inland. 77 concord. your accu weather seven-day forecast, a morning fog to afternoon sun pattern for the weekend. 60s to 80s. sunny and milder for veterans day. temperatures will come up just a little bit and then the cooling starts on tuesday. you will notice right around the bay and inland temperatures drop a few degrees. after that wednesday, thursday, friday we'll see a lot more cloud cover and the temperatures will come down. right now there was a possibility of a few showers on thursday but it doesn't look very likely. these systems are going to bump into the ridge of high pressure and weaken. maybe a little drizzle by then or a couple sprinkles. >> let's hope. >> all right. >>> one jerry garcia guitar sold for nearly $2 million and now another is up for sale. what it is expected to fetch on the auction block, next. >>> then at 5:30 on "world news with david muir." >>> coming up tonight the deadly highway explosion. several dead. three middle school students charge

mountaintops we've seen some of those gusts over 40 miles per hour right now they're blown to about 23 in calistoga 25 and killed 22. that's a holiness oh really you're looking at gusty winds over the mountain tops above a 1000 feet or so down the urban areas you see that only 6 in healdsburg only 5 in santa rose only 6 run our parks are certainly this is a wind of that the upper parts of the mountains, not down in the urban areas around the rest the bay area, not much in the way of wind at all only 6 in the san francisco right now 7 in oakland, 9 in san ramon and 7 in the little more this hour but red flag warnings remain in effect expecting some of those winds over the mountain tops mainly in the north bay you can see him right here continue to gust as we head through about the midnight hour. and then looks like after that things will begin to calm down. and tomorrow morning it looks like most of those winds will be long gone and sold the red flags before ings remail in place. least until 7 o'clock in the morning. they may take those down a little bit early but right now overran the east hills al

helena and calistoga. temperatures on cool on the coast and warm inland. we are looking at fog again. >>> yes we are and i think that sometimes it doesn't slow people down. people slowdowns and sometimes others don't and we have a wreck so this morning we are off to a decent start. i don't see anything serious on the solano county commute. so far it's okay heading west coming in from barefoot and vallejo and driving down to hercules. no major issues. traffic continues to move along well if you're driving on 680 from the cordelia junction. and the rest of the east bay commute is off to a good start. the east shore freeway, the carquinez bridge to the mac maze, 60 minutes and at the bay bridge toll plaza is light. 4:34 am. >>> many events and ceremonies are planned today in the city of paradise and butte county.the camp fire started one year ago today. 85 people died in that fire and more than 11,000 homes and businesses were destroyed. the rebuilding efforts have  been difficult. the city of paradise has issued only 300 building permits. elissa harrington

blue skies with barely a hint of wind and even more important no smoke castello di ama rossa near calistoga is a county away from the origin of the kincade fire and yet the vintage medieval castle winery has struggled to attract tourists since the flames broke out last month we were down about 50% recently and now we're down maybe 20. >>5% but we're hurting owner daario so too he says some tourists have canceled reservations in recent weeks and believing the castle was in fire danger when in reality, the property was unharmed we were just starting to get back to the numbers of visitation and sales that we have are mundane and then the terror our fire started the fire at an hour up and down again on friday attracted a sizable amount of visitors to to use as it be unfortunate if you'll have to consider cuts to the business. if tourism doesn't fully recover in a few months the economy's bears on wine and on terrorism and without the terrorism without the visitation. everybody saw a number of that yet throughout the not yours for weiner's free. everybody saw first and so it's really tragic for

up to 80 degrees calistoga, santa rosa. many of the temperatures a good 5 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. in the east bay, berkeley, oakland mid-70s. 76 in fremont. head inland and it is going to be a mild fall day. 80 in concord and livermore. 79 in pleasanton. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. morning fog at the coast tomorrow. a little cooler on wednesday. we'll still have some fog around, and then the temperatures will rebound as we go into thursday. low 80s inland. mid-60s coast. those temperatures will be in the 70s and 80s for friday and saturday. and we'll start to see cooler conditions at the beaches on sunday. but you will notice just minor fluctuations there. >> nice, though. >> the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a night light has a lot of people talking. we'll explain, next. >> yes. and a reminder that the 49ers will take on the seattle seahawks. the niners are the only undefeated the team in the nfl. the game is at levi's stadium. the game is at levi's stadium. coverag

a fatal crash in calistoga. the coroner is en route right now. we could see lanes blocked.me, silverado trail is an alternate to get around that. we'll check out the rest of the north bay. 101 in san rafael, southbound traffic on the right. sit looking good past the civic center, 580, down to the golden gate bridge, which is fog-free this morning. the drive time southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco is green at 16 minutes. of course we are seeing brake lights out of tracy. westbound 580 to dublin, 34 minutes. >> thank you, frances. >> so right now pg&e customers are gearing up for another round of power safety shut >> that means eight bay area counties and san va cruz counties could lose electricity tomorrow morning. good morning, liz. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of stress here in the north bay for a lot of people in marin county. they are scrambling to get ready again. particularly up in sonoma county, a county impacted by every single power shutoff. we were up last night talking to whole pie. for that business, the timing is really terrible. just one week befor

by the wee hours of the morning, we're already talk about 20s in places like santa rosa and calistoga going black friday shopping tonight, crisp and cool 7:00 p.m. tonight. a few clouds around at 9:00 p.m. definitely getting chilly enough to require jackets. make sure you bundle up if you're going out. if not, just go buy yourself a jacket and stay warm. i'll let you know when the next storm will get into the bay area coming up. dion? >> i love your advice, sandhya. thank you. >>> don't feel too bad. southern california also getting drench. a collapsed drain opened up a sinkhole this afternoon near the town of redlands in san bernardino county. a small mudslide trapped a car below.

by the wee hours of the morning, we're already talk about 20s in places like santa rosa and calistoga. if you are going black friday shopping tonight, crisp and cool 7:00 p.m. tonight. a few clouds around at 9:00 p.m. definitely getting chilly enough to require jackets. make sure you bundle up if you're going out. if not, just go buy yourself a jacket and stay warm. i'll let you know when the next storm will get into the bay area coming up. dion? >> i love your advice, sandhya. thank you. >>> don't feel too bad. southern california also getting drench. a collapsed drain opened up a sinkhole this afternoon near the town of redlands in san bernardino county. a small mudslide trapped a car below. no one was injured. caltrans closed two lanes to prepare the road, but officials say the freeway could be shut down if it continues to erode. >>> also in southern california, the grapevine is open after being closed for nearly 12 hours because of heavy snow. the area was forecast to see 3 to 6 inches, while it is clear now snow showers are expected throughout the night. >>> all right. hre is a l

it takes drivers between calistoga and santa rosa. a portion of the highway is in the kinkead fire burns on. back to you. >> andre senior in sonoma county, thank you. >>> a 16-year-old boy was killed in a car crash in san jose around 11 am this morning on the ramp from highway 85 southbound to interstate 80. interstate 280. cars collided on the ramp and the teenager was a passenger in one of the vehicles and died at the hospital. two other people were hurt in the crash. it appears the crash happened after one of the drivers lost control. drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor. >>> the bay area's first major storm of the season is hitting on one of the busiest travel days of the year. major airports are packed with holiday troubles and jesse gary reports from minetta international in san jose. >> this is terrible, this is silicon valley. would you expect? we just expected. >> reporter: frustration setting in even before the boarding process at monetta san jose as tens of thousands of passengers had out in hopes of beating a loo

. >> reporter: we're actually well above calistoga road now. at 4:00, we were at about 900 feet, and the winds were gusting up to 25 miles per hour. now we're up to 1250 feet, and what we have is winds that are fairly light, with gusts of maybe 15 to 20 miles an hour. that may be simply because the winds are dying, or because we've had a little bit of a break in all of this. but the reality of this situation is, with this downsized, and i do mean downsized shutoff, the fire starting in some place that hasn't been shut off. >> reporter: dead traffic signals became four way stops. besides hearing the occasional gust of wind that blew leaves around, we heard a steady hum. >> you do need it, we've got kids, we've got a refrigerator. we've got food, we've got to feed them, and we've got to power our phone, so we're informed. >> reporter: pg and e has done a heck of a lot to clean up its pollution. with all of these generators going off, and many more to come, a lot of that progress will get wiped off during shutoffs. necessity became the mother of i

yucaipa, calistoga, petaluma, november november and san rafael, 34 degrees. the freezing conditions, we still have a couple hours of cooling ahead of us. it could get cooler here it will last through 9:00. here's our accuweather forecast i put together for you. starting at 7:00, still some upper 30s to mid 40s out there. you will need the heater. the heavier coat. look at this, 65 to 68 with no spare the air today. we'll be warmer than average with 67 at the coast. 72 to 74 at 4:00, back in the 50s and 60s. a nice quiet and cool evening on the way for this friday. how about the friday commute, here is jobina. >> things are looking good for the most part. we have one issue. looking at eastbound 80, before pinole valley road, two-car crash. it is in the counter commute direction, the impact shoot no be too heavy. also here a live look at our friends in the south bay, 280 looking very nice. pretty much the same story for the rest of the bay area. that one incident in pinole. >>> breaking news, four people are dead after a shooting in contra costa county. it happ

. >> reporter: we're actually well above calistoga road now.ere at about 900 feet, and the winds were gusting up to 25 miles per hour. now we're up to 1250 feet, and what we have is winds that are fairly light, with gusts of maybe 15 to 20 miles an hour. that may be simply because the winds are dying, or because we've had a little bit of a break in all of this. but the reality of this situation is, with this downsized, and i do mean downsized shutoff, the fire starting in some place that hasn't been shut off. >> reporter: dead traffic signals became four way stops. besides hearing the occasional gust of wind that blew leaves around, we heard a steady hum. >> you do need it, we've got kids, we've got a refrigerator. we've got food, we've got to feed them,

. >> dangerously close to her dream wedding venue in calistoga. even though the property was in the clear all morning, 30 minutes before the walk down the aisle, the fire marshal ordered everyone to evacuate. >> we were already taking pictures and already -- >> emily texted a friend who offered to host the wedding at her house if the fires became too dangerous. >> a little residential house. like, this is something that your mom lives in. >> with only a few hours to spare, friends, family and emily's vendors moved of the wedding and made it happen. >> it worked out. it was -- >> the couple's friend had some open space next to her house they used for the ceremony site and turned a long driveway into a catering space. >> everybody pitched in and made an aisle o my brother was knockingn doors of neighbors asking for chairs. >> they turned what was -- >> emily and greg shared their stor on video today from the french polynesia where they're celebrating their honeymoon thankful for friends and family. >> i can't believe we pulled this off. >> giving ne

. >> reporter: or so they say in calistoga. one of the dark spots on the power grid where the lights came back on at 1:00 p.m. unlike other outages, these residents almost took the shutdown in stride. in st. helena, the power never did go off downtown. though residents worried about it. >> i don't honestly really blame anybody. i just think we've got a problem and i hope it appears it's being dealt with seriously and will be dealt with seriously. >> residents suffered outages in the suburbs, but maybe the difference between this time and previous ones, a population explosion of generators now silent. john grant powers his house with one and also his wine collection. all is well that drinks well. its temperature never varied. >> it's not necessarily the duration of time for which it's heated, although that is important. it's the actual temperature fluctuation itself. >> reporter: only in the napa valley do you go to over a power outage and learn how to store wine when the power goes out. according to pg&e, the 10,000 customers i

up in the north bay, some haze from time to time. 77 petaluma. 79 in calistoga.ar east bay, 71 today in oakland, as well as san leandro. low 70s for newark. you head inland, a little warmer here, mid-70s should do i pleasanton and concord. antioch checking in at 76. the accuweather seven-day forecast, trying to find the changes here. we'll see a few 80s into tomorrow and tuesday inland. but the bay stays low to mid-70s, coast in the 60s. download our accuweather app. overnight lows chilly with protective valleys in the 30s. by the afternoon, we're warming up still above average. we will add in some extra cloud cover come wednesday and thursday. but as we look out the next two weeks or so, it does look dry. it could change, but for now this big dome of high pressure is sitting over us and doesn't want to go anywhere. the air quality is still going to stay fair out there. the afternoons do feel pretty good out there. >> you were saying typically this time of year we would have rain. >> we would have rain, but no, not seeing any. >> time to be worried, you think? >>

yucaipa, calistoga, petaluma, november november and san rafael, 34 degrees. it will last through 9:00. here's our accuweather forecast i put together for you. starting at 7:00, still some upper 30s to mid 40s out there. you will need the heater. the heavier coat. look at this, 65 to we'll be warmer than average with 67 at the coast. 72 to 74 at 4:00, back in the 50s and 60s. a nice quiet and cool evening on the way for this friday. how about the friday

the day of the wedding the kincade fire roared dangerously close to emily's dream wedding venue in calistoga. even though the property was in the clear all morning, 30 minutes before the walk down the aisle, the fire marshal ordered everyone to evacuate. >> we were already taking pictures. we were all ready to go. >> emily checked with a friend who offered to host the wedding at her house if the fires became too dangerous. >> a little residential house. and it is something that your mom lived in, retiring in. >> with only a few hours to spare, friends, family and emily's vendors moved the wedding and made it happen. >> it worked out. it was magical. >> the friend's couple had space next to the house with a ceremony site and turned the long driveway into a catering space. >> everyone pitched in and helped and made an aisle, and it really transformed the place. my brother was knocking on doors of neighbors asking for chairs. >> it was family style. >> emily and greg shared their story with us from the french polynesia, celebrating their honeymoon, thankful for the support of friends and family

the arts somebody look around beautiful there's no smoke he built a vintage medieval castle near calistoga or 12 years ago quickly becoming an iconic staple in the napa valley has a great time of year to come. >>not too not too crowded to get a lot of personal attention but consecutive years of deadly and destructive wildfires in the wine country. >>are leading to a drop in tourism all over and the castle is no different knock your socks o all the the beauty parlors hotels rushers everybody's or is that too he says even though neither his property or vineyard sustained damage business initially dropped 50% after the camp fire in 2017. and in the first few weeks following the kincade fire. the same thing we hausen cal stronger. our one club members. we've had 3 cancellations and they're weeks out that because of that people are free got to guess they think the napa valley's on fire still he's banking on tourists like these 2 friends from texas refraining from lumping the scorched areas in northern sonoma county hit worst by the recent fires with all of the wine country not put off by the fi

potential for flooding and wind damage is increasing this weekend. 26 for santa rosa, rohnert park, calistoga. some flog floating around the area. watch out for black ice. we have 28 in napa and lake berryessa. 32 in san rafael. same thing in lafayette, san ram ramon, 34. 28 in redwood city. 44 in san francisco. here's your commute. we have a few damp areas where the streets are still wet. calmer today on the day. it will be windy on the bay this weekend. cold to cool on mass transit. here's the peninsula. 40s through 9:00. 11:00 through 3:00, low 50s. 45 at 7:00. there's going to be a random shower here and there, just not hitting on the hour. south bay, looks like we could have a better chance of random showers this afternoon as we warm from 39 up to the low 50s. for the north bay, 49 at 9:00. 47 at 11:00. near 50 during the afternoon hours. as far as the east bay goes, we have 38 this morning, 49 at 11:00. a shower possible at 1:00. 46 at 7:00. san francisco, upper 40s to near 50 with a mix of sun and clouds and showers off the coast. and the last stop is the east bay valleys. we hit the l

helena and calistoga areas. evacuation orders have been lifted. president trump tweeting governor newsom has done a terrible job of forest management. i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors. the governor fired back and so did some evacuees. >> reporter: when it comes to getting her ovens up and running, mia has a secret recipe. flag down a pg&e truck. >> i went out, are you here for me? >> reporter: step two, offer stuckey buns to hungry workers. >> if i get gas in an hour, you will have as many breakfast pastries as you can possibly eat. >> reporter: a sweet move for downtown bakery and creamery after the gas was turned off for a full week while the wind-fueled kincade fire blew towards healdsburg. the fire has sparked controversy online with president trump again criticizing governor newsom for poor forest management, saying every year it's the same thing and then he comes to the federal government for financial help. no more. and it's not the first time. last year mr. trump toured the camp fire disaster zone i

palo alto and mountaintoda in the sunset distt and up in the north bay, widespread upper 70s from calistogae east bay look for 71, 73, head inland around concord and pleasanton and walnut creek should be in the mid 70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a string of sunny and mild afternoons but the overnight lows chilly, 30s, 40s and 50s so the accuweather seven-day forecast, can't find any rain but if you do download our accuweather app you know some of the protected valleys get really cold. probably turning your heat on this for time of year. by the afternoon, getting in some of the better air perhaps, but it is still air advisory, you know, to advise today, not a spare the air alert, the air quality advisory. not exactly pristine, but still nice, sunny and mild. >> good to know. i think it's going to be change for everyone at 5:00. the sea in just two days, "the little mermaid" live will air right here on abc 7. the cast for the live stage production made-for-tv includes alili, john, and queen latifah. sandy from our sister station in new york has a preview. >> "the little mermaid" liv

we're talking napa, solano and in calistoga, people had their electricity restored around 1:30 this afternoon. many residents hope this is the last power shutoff that they will endure for a long time. some of them now own generators after dealing with these multiple outages during the past two months. >> we turn on the generator, but then it doesn't generate certain areas of the house. i have to go spend $58 yesterday at steve's hardware to get more extension cords. >> it makes a lot of difference. we've got things like fish tanks and things like that that need to keep going. >> some homes and businesses still are without power. pg&e hopes to have their electricity back on later this evening. those power shutoffs, they're all weather-related. let's bring in spencer christian, take a look at the forecast. spencer, the wind has died down, and you're seeing some rain out there? >> that is true. very encouraging signs, larry. but for the next several days, even though the wind is quite calm as you can see on the map here, most wind speeds are under 10 miles per hour. although we have calmer wind

he's so moreau said near calistoga is a county away from the origin of the kincade fire and yet that winery has been struggling to attract tourists and business since the flames started last month. the owner says some tourists have canceled reservations in recent weeks believing that the castle was in fire danger. >>we were just starting to get back to the numbers of visitation and sales that we have are mundane and then the terror fired started very caring can fire at an hour up and down to get. >>the unfortunate it would be unfortunate if he had to consider cuts to his business if tourism does not fully recover in a few months. >>in the south bay local and federal officials are it up over whether or not to close down read hillview airport in san jose as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now the federal aviation administration is telling the county don't do it. >>accepting new federal grants for read hillview airport the first step to closing the embattled general aviation facility here in east san jose. but in a letter to the county. the f a a recently wrote we strongly oppose the c

tomorrow and then really things get going specially on wednesday and into early ursday morning see calistoga they're already gusting. the 24 miles p hour and all all a very windy weher is going to continue to develop throughout the night on wednesday night and into thursd morning that will likely be the peak of the fire danger something difrent though about this event that's w developing. guing, although it is going to be dry. it doesn't look at as dry as previous events in fact are relative unity probably around 30 plus percent on the last event we are do to 3% so quite a bit of dierence. there. outside right now we've got some high clouds thaare drifting overhead we do have a weak cold front. that is now moving into the bay area there's going to be a big change the temperature today. we topped out in the 70's and the 80's these are well above the average for this time of year. tomorrow we're 10 maybe 15 degre colder and that is because of this right here that you're seeing now moving intcalifornia that's a cold front that is now just beginning enter parts of the bay area in the north bay s

installing some of this technology at their substation in calistoga. if that is successful, they hope to expand its use to their distribution lines throughout their system in the coming years. in lafayette, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> thank you. for the latest information on the planned power shutoffs, download the abc7 news app. download push alerts so you know if the lights are going to go out where you live. >>> let's move to fresno and the manhunt under way for at least two gunmen accused of opening fire at party filled with more than two dozen family members watching football. four people were killed and at least half a dozen injured. abc7 news reporter ramina puga has the latest. >> it was supposed to be a peaceful sunday family gathering to enjoy a football game. instead, it turned to chaos. >> all units responding. >> units advised, they may be having multiple victims. >> we need ems out to the back. >> police say the unknown gunman snuck into the backyard armed with pistols and opened fire. ten people were shot. all of the victims were asian

relative humidity up a bit. 67 in the sunset, north bay numbers from 78 in santa rosa, napa and calistogaour east bay about low 70s for you today in oakland, san leandro, union city 72 and head inland mid 70s for san ramon and cncord. temperatures in the mid and upper 70s around the bay and inland, 60s at the coast, by your monday afternoon, few 80s not out of the question inland. you download our accuweather app and we'll see extra cloud cover come into play by the middle of the week that will bring our temperatures down a little bit. maybe our overnight lows up a few degrees. overall we are staying with the dry air mass, dry seven-day outlook and maybe dry the next ten days. stay tuned. we'll try to do a rain dance or something. >> good idea. do you feel rested with the extra hour? >> oh, yeah. it can make a difference. >> yes. >> thanks. >>> get ready to sing along under the sea. in just two days "the little mermaid" live will air right here on abc 7. the cast for the live stage production made-for-tv includes "the little mermaid" cravalho and john stamos. our sister station in new yor

those northeasterly windsthat offshore flow 24 mile an hour gust there isonoma 23 in calistoga and even stronger winds over the mountain top well on the peninsula, you're less affected as that syst comes through right we talked about se of the humidity and all watching it seems very moist out there. 93%ight now and apple may 76% in the san francisco as we take you through time, especiallin the north bay, you'll begin to notice will dry things out in the wednesday and so 're talking about the humidity levels down to 30 percentile, maybe even a lile bit lower than that not as dry as it's been the dry enough and certainly with all a dry brush out there in the trees certainly we get a fire going that will be an issue. outside right now we do have some rtly cloudy skies a few high clouds beginning to move in or skies right now temperatures today. hey we're well above the avage numbers in the 70's and the 80's now by tomoow. it is gog to be a huge contrast so we're seeing a cold froncome through not much in the way of rain but really it's a boundary between 2 air masses, a warm airass and a c