>>> back by popular demand the venison sandwich at arby's. >> the seasonal sandwich offered at just adful of stores last year sold out actually within minutes so this year they're offering the venison sandwich at all arby's coast to coast but only while supplies last. >> i'd try it. new this year arby's offering elk sandwiches but those will be available at only three stores in colorado, wyoming. >>> tonight the official opening for bruce springsteen's one-man show on broadway. he played five previous shows last week and went well. >> those five shows grossed $2.3 million. about 466,000 per show. springsteen will take on 79 performances on broadway from now until february. more news after this. a knee specialist... but nobody has an opening for months! uuuggghhh!!! uuurrrggghhh!!! mr. powers? you can't always control your feelings... i found one in-network next tuesday. but choosing unitedhealthcare can help you control your care. thanks, stephanie. i see on your preventive checklist, you're due for a colonoscopy. it's covered at no additional cost to you. great! no green. unitedhealt

>>> back by popular demand the venison sandwich at arby's. >> the seasonal sandwich offered at just aandful of stores last year sold out actually within minutes so this year they're all arby's coast to coast but only while supplies last. >> i'd try it. new this year arby's offering elk sandwiches but those will be available at only three stores in colorado, wyoming. >>> tonight the official opening for bruce springsteen's one-man show on broadway. he played five previous shows last week and went well. >> those five shows grossed $2.3 million. about 466,000 per show. springsteen will take on 79waki morning washington. it's october 12th. and a wet start to the day-- may complicate your morning commute. your early morning weather and traffic reprorts, are just moments away. here is a quick look at some of this morning's top stories. the nationals stay alive after a thrilling game 4 in the n-l-d-s. nats fans were on their feet as michael a. taylor hits a grand slam to cap off a 5-oh win against the cubs. game 5 is back here at nationals park. the winner moves on to face the dodgers in the

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i'm sure arby's is it. >> i'm all about those >> yeah i like the arby's sauce. >> ooh, might be a gooday. clouds and some drizzle today, that's kind of the story weather-wise. much like yesterday. should be a little more patchy drizzle-wise than it was yesterday afternoon. i know a lot of folks saw it especially as they got down to the nats game. 61 degrees outside right now. winds still gusty out of the east at 16 this hour. satellite and radar not showing too much and again, it never really picks up on drizzle too well but believ me there are a lot of clouds out there, though not much in the drizzle department just yet. we'll see more into the afternoon. 64 degrees by 11:00, 65 by 2 o'clock. highs in the low to mid 60's around the region with all the clouds in place. that's a check of the forecast. erin is back with traffic. >> 5:26. keeping our eyes on the roads and the rails, icc dealing with a crash in beltsville. it's just before 95 blocking the left lane so as you head toward 95, you're going to get to that crash scene. as we look at our metro commute blue and yellow line delays

arby's going where no fast food chain has gone before.selling a venison burger at select locations across the country. here in our area we googled it there's one in rockville and one in alexandria. the sandwich is made with thick cut venison crispy onions topped with a juniper berry sauce. the limited time burger will cost you seven dollars. so, get it while you can. >> so, scott going to go up to rockville and get us some of these. >> i think scott might check it out. >> we should have invited arby's on this morning to sample this. >> so that gary could do a taste test. >> would you not do a taste test of it. >> i probably would pass to be honest with you. >> because you don't like meat or you have a problem with deer meat. >> i love food, i don't know. >> i've eaten a lot of deer meat. i'm not a huge fan of venison. it's not as bad as people think. >> maybe with berry sauce and the crispy onions. >> that is -- what -- >> it's a good combination. >> what's not good with juniper berry sauce and crispy onions. >> we have a spooky way to sp

we are at the arby's off of bicentennial and highway 101 . that giant sign came down and it is sad talking to these mrs. owners . -- these business owners . schmidt tried prying into his melted safe . the numbers are melted off . his gun store was swallowed by the tub fire . >> buildings over there are scorched and the building 20 feet away is not even touched . >> reporter: ferocious flames destroyed an arby's and applebee's and it also took down the puerto vallarta mexican restaurant . he used to frequent that restaurant . >> now it is just a memory . >> reporter: the flames even reached this trader joe's . as well as a homeless shelter . >> they want to help people because so many people are in need right now . >> reporter: at least one of the business owners i talked to said he had insurance but he is not sure how much it will cover . we have seen a lot of patrols by officers making sure there are no looters in the area . >>> when you consider the economic impact it is daunting what people have to do with going forward . the fountain in a

arby says they cruise a supplier in new zealand that sells grass fed free range venison. chris wants one. >>> delivery giant dhl plans to test self driving trucks next year. dhl plans to experiment with self driving trucks that follow drivers down the street always they walk between delivers to make them more efficient. it is believed that self driving technology will trigger a 7 trillion-dollar market by the year 2050. >>> halloween is two weeks away, many of you are beginning to decorate your home for the ghoulish holiday. if you're thinking of carving a pumpkin we have tips to avoid you getting hurt and money saving ideas from candy to spooky costumes. >> reporter: we'll have a way to save in a minute, but consumer reports has helpful hints to keep you safe when working on pumpkins. carving pumpkins sound straight forward. but injuries do happen. >> i see patients come in with injuries to their hands. >> don't use knives like these, kitchen knives are sharp they are slip around and are easy to cut yourself. use pumpkin carving tools like this. >> reporter: if you have

.>> major businesses in santa rosa are gone, kmart, mcdonald's, arby's, the hilton hotel. this fire jumped over highway 101, that idea alone is jarring. all of these fires started around last night around 10:00. or after early this morning. as people slept, more and more fires started.>> the fires are driven by the wild winds. it started last night, even outside of the north area. you could hear the strong winds throughout the bay area. these fires were pushed quickly.>> we are awaiting a press conference. when that begins we will take you there. in the meantime we can tell you, the two biggest fire, the atlas peak fire, more than 25,000 acres. and then the fire near santa rosa -- santa rosa is a series of fires exceeding 25,000 acres. there are a series of 3 to 5 little ones, that are anywhere from 1000 to 6000, and that doesn't even account for the northern california fires, when we expand the map there are more than 14 fires burning around northern california. including lake county where there is a burn water notice.>> 70,000 acres affected by wildfires in just the last

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look at the drive through of mcdonald's and arby's restaurants. they're some of the many businesses destroyed on air way drive alone. at least three wind countries windries have significant damage as well. they include paradise ridge and stag's leap and william hill estate. there's been an outpouring of support for fire victims in the bay area. live in sonoma, one of the areas people signed up to help. >> reporter: school has been candled for the week and instead, it is being used as a shelter. here we're in the cafeteria and people are getting ready to eat dinner. they're having pizza and pasta and salad and volunteers have been here all day. this food has been donated from various sources. from food banks and local businesses and people from the community. let's to go some video where you can see those here didn't lose their homes wanted to help. people are registering to volunteer to help in any way they can. we've been told one of the biggest needs are volunteer doctors and nurses, spanish speakers and people who can work overnight shifts. the

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. >>> and finally, it's back by popular demand, the venison sandwich at arby's, everybody. [ applauseally like that? >> oh, yeah. the seasonal sandwich offered at just awe handful of stores last year sold out within minutes so this year they are offering that venison sandwich at all arby's coast to coast, let's line up, people. [ applause ] but only while supplies last and new this year, robin, get your sneakers on, arby's is offering elk sandwiches, as well. those are only available at three stores, colorado, wyoming and montana. >> makes sense it would be available there. >> if it goes well then next year we could all be eating elk. >> watch out, new york. >> that's all i have. >> thank you, lara. [ applause ] >> i love her. she makes me happy. always. always. >> we switch gears to our cover story much the fight against sexual harassment in hollywood and one of the people leading the way is rose mcgowan. she was one of the first actresses that sounded the alarm on sexism in the movie industry. eva pilgrim here with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. rose mcgow

mean the arby's was open life three blocks away really really a sad story. no not of us know how to survive if our food doesn't show up on time after being shipped from vietnam or. wherever they make the frozen pizzas and farm the tuna fish they're really here you know you know once you go in first in a natural disaster the small dogs will all be the small dogs in no time don't blame me all right it's true all right i won't deny it will be sad to see a little bit dazzled collar on your place they will say well but you gotta do what it takes that i do believe me but when they hit the fan i don't think any of my neighbors have tofu terriers i could pilfer. run off with. him let's be clear this situation is not problems fault but he is making the other at all of them selves by saying things like players ready to go through our budget a little out of whack. but saying strong business making an ass of himself is about as surprising as saying should kill o'neal has been acting pretty tall lately. thank you. dave. probst is projecting the perfect representation of

. —— arbie's. we hear one of the most historic and beautiful places in the area has been evacuated.f tales are you hearing from people? well, you know, i heard a story of some man staying behind in his neighbourhood and thinking, well, he was a former firefighter and he was hosing down his own home while the fires were burning around him and finally it got so hot he thought he had to leave and he was driving down the street and he sees two old people disoriented on keynes walking in the midst of this. —— canes. he put them in his car and took off. it's really scary when you think of who didn't make it when you hear stories like that of this serendipity that this guy happened to pick up these old people. it's just frightening. we were hearing that the wind was dropping, i hear now the winds are picking up again and the humidity is going down, that's worse for the fires burning at the moment and it could mean more new ones? yes. ijudge you, i drove back to san jose new ones? yes. ijudge you, i drove back to sanjose in the south bay, i don't know, 60 miles or so —— i tell you. the smok

mean the arby's was open life three blocks away really really a sad story. no not a must know how to survive if our food doesn't show up on time after being shipped from vietnam or. wherever they make the frozen pizzas and farm the tuna fish you're really here you know you know what's going burst in a natural disaster the small dogs will all be in the small dogs in no time don't blame me all right it's true all right i won't deny it will be sad to see a little but desolate collar on your place here will do well but you gotta do what it takes that i do believe me but when they hit the fan i don't think any of my neighbors have tofu terriers i could pilfer. run off with. him let's be clear this situation is not problems fault but he is making the other at all of them selves by saying things like players ready to go through our budget a little out of whack. but saying strong business making an ass of himself as a ballad is surprising as saying should kill o'neal has been acting pretty tall lately. thank you. dave. probst is projecting the perfect representation

an arby's restaurant destroyed this morning flares back up tonight. at the end of sullivan way, firefighters battled hot spots at an already burned home. putting water on it to prevent another fire from starting and raging through homes that made it through the fire. firefighters say this moved so fast and in so many directions they never had a chance to gain their footings. they focussed on evacuating people. and when they set up a post, the fire jumped and made them evacuate. >> the wal-mart was on fire, then the pizza parlor, then the kmart. there was too much wind and fire. >> the chief said his firefighters took risks to get people away from the raging fire. the devastation is widespread. there are still hot spots in neighborhoods who wr dozens of homes burned. we're seeing a lot of devastation in santa rosa and seeing this when we're driving around the devastated areas. we're seeing fire extinguishers evidence people tried to fight it. reporting live in santa rosa jean elle. >> there's no question about that. you're so right. i'm about a mile aw

apple bee's, mcdonald's, arby's totally destroyed. if we look up here we can see the giant k-mart store that was completely gutted by those flames. this is a tool we started using a month ago and it's a tool that has proven more useful than we expected in providing answers to some of the difficult questions in this fire. a neighborhood like coffee park over here, this is a neighborhood that was completely decimated by the flames. we can slow you what this neighborhood used to look like using a google earth overlay. this neighborhood was houses, trees and sidewalks. if we take that overlay away you can see what's left behind. absolute, heart breaking destruction. this is technology that was initially only available to members of the law enforcement community, we hear at abc 7 news are the first station to use it. it has proven useful in getting some of this information out to members of the community who are wondering what happened to their homes after this devastating wild fires, especially some of the area that is remain evacuated ev

is only commercial build g ing i've seen -- actually, kmart, this is kmart, but we got applebee's, arby's and mcdonald's look like this building right now. >> reporter: someone just told any that the auto zone also was on fire. >> and that's what's crazy. when i knew auto zone caught on fire, i knew we were in trouble, that's literally is 15 houses away from my house. we got close right there. one of my friends called me, i think that was at, like p 1:00. she said, you know, auto zone, 7-eleven are on fire, get out of there. they know i live right there. my brother came in a double lup hours and started knocking on the window. he lives on piner road. his apartment barely, barely made it. the whole naeighborhood-up in h flames, it's crazy. >> reporter: we wish you the 9 best of luck. reporting a story to this magnitude is difficult. it's all unfolding. no matter where you go, no matter which direction you are in, you will find something that looks along the lines of this. so, we are still getting more reports of damage and more flames that still have not been put out. over here, to my left

apple bee's, mcdonald's, arby's totally destroyed.ook up here we can see the giant k-mart store that was completely gutted by those flames. this is a tool we started using a month ago and it's a tool that has proven more useful than we expected in providing answers to some of the difficult questions in this fire. a neighborhood like coffee park over here, this is a neighborhood that was completely decimated by the flames. we can slow you what this neighborhood used to look like using a google earth overlay. this neighborhood was houses, trees and sidewalks. if we take that overlay away you can see what's left behind. absolute, heart breaking destruction. this is technology that was initially only available to members of the law enforcement community, we hear at abc 7 news are the first station to use it. it has proven useful in getting some of this information out to members of the community who are wondering what happened to their homes after this devastating wild fires, especially some of the area that is remain evacuated even after

arby's will be serving deer meat for two days.t in the past, but it sold out within minutes. the only way to assure that you will get stands sandwich, you have to get there early. topic number three. there was a bull on the loose for three hours in brooklyn yesterday, and though we are still not quite sure where he came from, we are happy to report that authorities did catch the little guy. so they didn't really catch it. he turned himself in after watching 3/4 of a brooklyn mets game. this is so depressing. can someone please take me away before i harm myself? brooklyn is the hipster capital of the world and they are not stiewsd seeing animals like this. when an ordinary bull wandered on to the scene, half of brooklyn almost fell off their unicycles. he was taken to an animal sanctuary in new jersey. animal rights groups are furious with the harsh sentences. they should be because this gives love a bad name. topic number three. facebook is testing a program that will deliver fast food from dmains you -- from chains in yor area. f

the mcdonald's, applebees, are arby's, all gone. this is what coffey park looked like before.ality now. >> armageddon. >> it looks like a bomb went off. it is devastating. and they are coming directly south like 60 miles an hour. there is nothing you can do. but run. >> reporter: and that's what the folks did here sunday and monday. we heard neighbors yelling for help. all you saw is like a fog. it was all ash and smoke. that's what i told the family. >> they bought their home two decades ago. they got out with just some treasured photos and teresa's laptop. >> we couldn't even see. you have embers going everywhere. >> reporter: larry will to leave his 1972 transam. the couple will a temporary place to move to. temporarily. >> thankfully we have a travel trailer but it was in the shop. so we went and picked it up. that's what we'll live in for a little bit. >> the neighbor was looking for anything he could save. namely, his tools. hanson is a union iron worker. this was his first home which he bought last year. and this was his first truck. the one in back was a 1947 chevy his

. >>> arby's initially only offered this in heavy deer hunting states, but starting october 21, the elk sandwich will be available at all 3300 locations while supplies last. >> are you going try it? >> i'm into the. are you? >> i'll stick to roast beef. >>> hey, halloween is right around the corner. >> and philadelphia actually finds itself in a pretty interesting spot. what you might not have realized about trick or treating in the city of brotherly love straight ahead. glenn. >>> plus we're still tracking these showers here. a look at when the skies will finally clear and weekend warmth is headed our way next in my first. >>> vowing transparency, top brass at faeb are releasing information about russia's politically charged ads on the socially charged site. she never let anything slow her down. even now. and aetna is moving medicare advantage plans forward right along with her. we offer $0 monthly plan premiums. and a limit on out-of pocket medical costs you pay each year. call aetna today and we'll send you a $10 reward card with no obligation to enroll. because getting older clearly

if you go further north you will see the mcdonald's, the arbys and a slew of different restaurants are gone. >> for someone who works over here, what is it like to see other businesses having to go through this? >> the first day that strikes you are the workers for these businesses and how many people will be unemployed. it is not like you can just reopen these buildings tomorrow. this is going to be a long come back. that is a sad thing for these people. especially when you do not expected. such a beautiful day today and overnight this. i was amazed the wind did what it did. >> ascribe with that was like. we talk to a woman who made mention of all of that wind. >> it was blowing. we have had it in the past, i just had an anticipated anything like this. we had no idea what was going on until a friend of ours called about 2 am this morning that lives around the block from us and told us what was going on. at that stage we started preparing for the worst, fortunately for us it hasn't come. it has for a whole lot of people. on our way over here we drove back a beautiful little community b

same with the local arby's, it's just gone. >> shepard: over and over and over.orse this weekend. the winds are going to be high and the temperatures high. robert gray is in napa valley for us, robert? >> shepard, we're at the napa county fairgrounds, a staging area where hundreds if not more firefighters are here. they've been camping, switching out shifts. you can see the activity behind us, battling the blazes. they're cautiously optimistic if the winds stay down they will have a greater con time. we're starting to feel it pick up. we have to wait and see if it works out. i talked to carisa cruz of the sonoma valley wine growers. her house reduced to rubble. her own vineyard threatened by the blazes. she had to evacuate her mother from her home. >> it's been a surreal week here. an amazing spirit in sonoma county. i know napa valley as well. people are rallying together and making sure everyone is safe, has basic supplies. we'll get through it and rebuilding as soon as we can get everyone safe and out of the fire zone. >> she was very, very positive, shepard,

that has burned to the ground and there's also applebee's restaurants and arby's flattened total devastatione out here as we well. >> the fires continue to burn. brooks, stay safe. thank you very much for that. live from santa rosa, californ california. >>> here's live look at wilmington. did not feel like october today. more like a summer day and now we're expecting a little rain. kathy will break it all down just 15 seconds from now. >>> another beautiful evening in the delaware valley. the clouds will be moving in and we're expecting some rain tomorrow. ultimate doppler you can see clouds in the skies right were night northerly wind. a few showers to the south and a few thunderstorms the main event holds off to the west. right now beautiful night. skies are main to partly cloudy. 75 in philadelphia. the wind is calm. in philadelphia right now, 75. but 55 in the poconos. trenton look at that, 68 degrees. 69 in millville. 69 in dover. that ocean water temperature 72. our dew point temperatures still in the 60s a little bit of humidity out there. but drier air to the north in the poconos wit

next to it is the arby's? we have apple bee's, arby's and mcdonald's. all three of them gone.e comes a fire truck to survey. then we have a taco bell also in the parking lot that is okay. it made it. then we had a lot of people asking us about the kohl's. we did hear that k mart is on fire. kohl's department store is okay. you see the awning in the parking lot has damage. three restaurants are gone. it is moky but the wind has died down. look at the sun and the color of it. it gives you an idea of how much smoke is here in santa rosa it is just amazing what has happened here. we will keep pushing further north to see what else the fire has done here. we want to show you the restaurants next to highway 101. we are on the west side of the highway. the hospital that we showed you evacuating earlier is on the east side. this fire jumped the highway and did all of this damage here on the west side of highway 101. we don't see any cars on 101. i don't see any traffic on there right now. reporting live from santa rosa amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> it is like a post apocalyptic view.

. >> arby's, we have the meats. [ laughter ] >> seth: do you?lause ] because, i'm a little suspicious that you're calling it the meats, from the animals. now naturally democrats have already criticized the gop for slashing taxes on high earners while cutting medicare and medicaid, and on sunday trump claimed those democrats, like senate democratic leader chuck schumer were being disingenuous. although, again his argument made very little sense. >> i like schumer. but before he even knows the plan, say, oh this is for the rich it's -- he doesn't even know what the plan is. and he's screaming it's for the rich. he did it with healthcare too. he said, this is for the rich, this is for the rich. you're not going to get your coverage. everybody is going to go into hospitals. it's going to be terrible. the world is coming to an end. okay. didn't even know what the plan was. and that's okay, you know, we're all learning politics right? >> seth: no. [ light laughter ] we're not all learning politics. you're the only one learning politics. trump's -- [ a

screens in subway cars to display ads, which could backfire. [ laughter and applause ] fast food chain arby'sserving a limited edition cookie butter milkshake. and any customers who order it will also be limited edition. [ laughter ] cause of death, cookie butter milkshake. [ light laughter ] a woman in italy recently married herself at a ceremony that included a three-layer wedding cake, bridesmaids, and 70 guests. did i say guests? i meant cats. [ laughter ] 70 cats. [ applause ] a new study found that the sound of a cork popping from a wine bottle, makes people think their wine tastes better than wine poured from a screw cap. the test was conducted over and over and over again, by one woman. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] tastes better. and finally, a museum dedicated to fashion designer yves saint laurent, opened today in paris, and a pretty good knockoff will open tomorrow in chinatown. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a fantastic show for you tonight. she's a talented singer, actress, and now she's a judge on nbc's "the voice." jennifer hudson is back on the s

businesses are also destroyed including the kmart on cleveland avenue, applebee's, arby's and mcdonald's on hopper avenue next to highway 101 just gutted, sweet t's southern restaurant and bar on stage coach road in santa rosa is also gone. as is a luxury senior living facility the oakmont of villa capris. also our abc 7 mobile app. >>> the atlas fire in napa continues to spread and this morning it is raising concerns just outside of fairfield. >> evacuations there are under way as the fire closes in. >> that's where we find abc 7 news reporter matt keller who is live in fairfield with more. hi, matt. >> reporter: good morning. we're in suisan valley, you can see the suisan valley road is blocked by this police officer. we have a lot of people coming here trying to get up this road but the fire is right up over this hill right here. there was a mandatory evacuation order that came last night just before 11:00 and they told everybody to get out immediately. hopefully everybody listened to that and left the area because obviously very serious. we know that there's structure protection goin

businesses also destroyed including the kmart on cleveland avenue, applebee's, arby's and the mcdonald's on harper avenue next to highway 101 all gutted. sweet t's restaurant in santa rosa is gone as is a luxury senior living facility the oakmont of villa capris. >>> this next thing is very important because we have all those fires raging that we saw yesterday, they have continued to grow but we also have flames spreading now toward fairfield. >> evacuations now under way there and that's where we find abc 7 news reporter matt keller. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. we are in the parking lot of suisan valley k through 8 school. behind me we have suisan valley school and there is an officer blocking that road making sure people don't head up because the fire is burning over those ridges there. i talked to someone in the parking lot and they are concerned the fire will make its way this direction. they are doing structure protection around here. a mandatory evacuation order was issued overnight for the green valley area west of green valley road for mason north to valley and

but markets elsewhere in the region shrugged off the news of arby's victory. the hong kong and shanghai stock exchanges were flat in monday trading. and i'll have more business for you in a few minutes also with a look at the economy in catalonia the first malta a scene a protest and a common ration for a murdered journalist brian there certainly has monica thousands of people gathered in the maltese capital valetta to honor the murdered best again of journalist dafna and the call for those behind her death to be brought to justice she died in a car bombing last week that shocked the mediterranean island police it was uncovering our government corruption scandal linked to the panama papers. this was not a vigil it was an act of collective anger protesters upset over the assassination of journalist daphne khurana galicia cold for the resignation of the island nations police commissioner. they threw coins at a banner of laurent could tell ya chanting shame on you and no change no justice. was an investigative journalist who specialized in corruption cases just b

arby's looking to capitalize on hunting season. offering elk, where you can find it coming up.wing up a cold one or three maybe, the show teaming up with brewery to offer beer. stories coming up. top story coming up. entire towns are urgently evacuated as flames in continue to be unrelenting. the deadliest destructive in state history. death toll 23 people have died. will carl live right now in santa rosa, california, he has more on the devastating wild fires this morning. will, what can you tell us. >> well, good morning, maria. the neighborhood we are in looks like a waste land. more than 3500 businesses and homes destroyed and as you walk along, you can just see the destruction, we go street by street, property by property, pretty much everything is gone. this car looks like it went through armageddon. at least 23 people have died in fires but the number could go up because hundreds of people are still missing, if it does, it could set the record for deadliest fire for california's history. previous record was all the way back to 1933 when 29 people died. as for today, anoth

ferocious flames destroyed an arby's and applebee's. they also took down puerto vallarta mexican restaurant. >> birthday celebrations, anniversaries, all kinds of things in there. now it is just a memory. >>reporter: the flames even reached trader joe's, and a homeless shelter. >> they are looking for people to take food so it feeds bellies. people are in need right now. stomach -- >>> as you look at the continuing devastation in the north county, we will continue to cover the storm. we will be right back after this. yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. >>> 15 fires across eight counties and they are all still active. that neighborhood is composed of about 8000 people. above 55-year-old community. many people are being asked to leave immediately. this is a map giving you a better idea. the oakmont neighborhood in santa rosa is just off of highway five and oakmont drive. he joins us live from the cj are. he has been showing us the ominous fire cloud

speaking of a restaurant, i just heard a story about a guy that worked at arby's. a worker, and he had to flea, and their child has autism and they're at the civic center right now, so it's these people who have been displaced. a lot of people you hear stories like this, you want to donate, you want to help. right now cash is the number one easiest and quickest thing that you can do to help. >> and don't click on things that are e-mailed to you by organizations asking for money. a lot of that is starting to turn into scam things. go to the official websites like red cross. that's where you want to send money. >> every time we do this, my sister donates. she's not rich. every time we do this, she clicks on and gives more money. as we go to the break, we're going to be back with more of our special coverage going into the burned-out zones. we're going to zoom in on these neighborhoods. i do want to tell you we're overloaded on kron4.com. have that up on the computer, but have our tv station ready, because you might not be able to get on the map online. we'll be back