bernadette still going stir-crazy? oh, a little. two months of bed rest-- it's kind of rough. really? that sounds great. how do i get that?

i could tell you, bernadette who unfortunately lost her home behind me. she does have family in cloverdale. she at least does have a place to stay. live in sonoma valley, greg.>>> police opened evacuation center's. one in the sonoma county fairgrounds. the other at the commity center. we have been talking to evacuees.>> reporter: people left homes in a hurry early this morning and came here to the community center. all they can do is wait, i hope. nervous times at this evacuation center.>> you leave everything in your life behind. you are onto and evacuation center were you don't know wha is happening. four tom so the fire from his window last night and thought it was time to get in his rv and get out. now like everyone else he is in limbo.>> this is good for me you only lived here a few years and is not accustomed to wildfires. two years ago there was devastation in santa rosa. >> reporter: by late afternoon, the red crs ys 90 people came to the community center. th are t under an evacuation order you can smell smoke people -- can smell smoke.>> we activ

mouse lost her home on geyserville road bernadette mouse lost her home on geyserville rd., wednesday night after fling in her pajamas and now she is delivering meals with this santa rosa restaurant. >> i want to help because i love to help people, you help people and they are doing the best they can. that is what i wanted to do. just to keep my mind busy. >> meanwhile chef josi andres has set up shop in sonoma county and the disaster relief charity has been passing out homemade chili to firefighters. as a reminder evacuation centers are set up at the healdsburg community center and the sonoma county fairgrounds in sinan rosa.>> this is a live look from all of the smoke from the kincade fire ki for unhealthy air across much of the bay area and the wind is expected to pick up tonight. the bay area air quality management district is urging people to limit their exposure to smoke and a spare the air alert is in effect today and likely tomorrow and the unusually warm weather expected this weekend is also complicating matters. >> one problem with the heat is when we have poor r quality we

. >> reporter: i am joined now by bernadette who in this moment of such trauma is willing to speak with us. what are you looking for right now? >> my jewelry box. i'm trying to find my dad and my husband's wedding rings. >> reporter: trying to find her dad and her husband's wedding ring. do you think you found a part of the box? >> we did find a part of the box. >> we found the hangers. >> they were hung behind the door. >> i found a penny, that's good luck. >> reporter: they found a penny. and you said you had to leave in your pajamas. what do you want people who are watching right now -- it is incredible you are opening up to us, what do you want people to know about what's happening here? >> just be prepared because i wasn't. >> this is part of your watch, i think. >> reporter: it looks like they found part of the watch. it's a watch. >> i found a watch. >> reporter: again, we're here with bernadette, the woman who delivers mail here in this community in geyserville. you've been working today as well. >> yes. >> reporter: she's been out working and this is her first time coming back

a royal honor for bernadette peters the tony and golden globe-winning actress is this year's recipient of the prince rainier the 3rd award for her artistry and philanthropy peters will be honored at the 37th annual princess grace awards gala november 25th in new york, none of us hold to a saying that says ringo starr says abbey road which just turned 50 wasn't intended to be the final studio album, the beatles ever recorded. you know we didn't know location. ok well that's it for those you know. >>we walked away just like we finish that record now we're going on. you know things happen and it did actually end up in the last one. i wasn't planned, but there is in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>all right a live look outside checking in on the bay bridge, a minor weight in the cash lanes but a very quick. smooth commute across upper deck to downtown san francisco force will check more bridges more drive and your full forecast after the break stay with us. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding

like bernadette who lost her home she is delivering meals to santa rosa restaurant. >>> she wants to feed the firemen. i want to help. i love to help people. you help people and they are doing the best they can. that is what i wanted to do. keep my mind busy. >> reporter: 20 minutes after she left 1999 geiser road on wednesday night in her pajamas her home of four years was gone.>>> my husband and my toy poodle.>> reporter: there are a few things she wishes she had time to grab. >>> my dad's wedding ring. my husband's wedding ring.>> reporter: the good karma she is putting into the world helping others in her time of need are carrying her through. >>> i know that god is good. i'm going to find my dad's ring. >> reporter: world central kitchen has also show set up shop in sonoma county. the disaster relief charity is just back from the bahamas. tonight they were passing out homemade chile to firefighters. >>> we activated recently. we have 300 meals for first responders. we are coordinating with the red cross to take care of the shelters. >> reporter: cal fire still has not released i

bernadette: really good. for when we went grocery shopping and the checkout lady asked when i was due. but you handled it wel. (mouthing) well, if you guys need help, i'd be happy to come over. oh, thanks, but we're really trying to enjoy this family time before we both go back to work. okay, well, we all miss you. -you guys, too. -bye. -(skype call ends) -ah. boy, seeing them all together like that has got my biological clock ticking like crazy. yeah, i don't think men have-- i do. (mouths) -hi. -sheldon: hello. -hey, guys. -hey.

championships in 2020 at siena when have a grace in rome with goals from georgina know and frederico bernadette she made it 7 wins out a 7 in their group italy join belgium is the only nations to qualify for the final so far spain is still waiting to secure their place after their perfect qualification record was ended in norway cell gave spain the late but it ended one morning thanks to an injury time penalty from josh king also on saturday wins for bosnia herzegovina denmark romania and sweden coco goff is into her 1st final on the w.t. a tennis tour the 15 year old beating andrea tech in the 70s of the lynn soap and in last year on saturday goff is the youngest player searches for final since 2000 on 4 are on the men's top 10 on medvedev has advanced to his 6th consecutive final this time of the shanghai masters the russian beating succeed stefan. it's a person race in south wales semi's 22 year old outlasting sits a pass in straight sets to reach what is his 9th final of the year and medvedev will face the 5th seed alexander czar of germany dropped just 7 games as he won his semi against ma

bernadette woods plaquey is chief meteorologist at climate central and joins us now.w projection, even more concerning and why the change? >> thank you for having me here to talk about this very important subject and this is a nice piece of the puzzle in understanding how climate change is affecting the people, places and things that we love. what we did with this study is we looked at land beneath our feet. sea level rise projections in the past were based on this wonderful global data set from nasa, but what it did was read our land as the satellite went around the earth and what that land was reading was trees, buildings and the land that was way above where we actually walk. so when we were able to correct this elevation data set it brought land closer to where we live so when you have the same amount of water and land went from here to here, we're a lot more at risk. >> what are the most vulnerable areas in the snuz. >> in the u.s. our data set has not changed that much because we have a robust, wonderful scientific system and it's more refined. so we already kno

now, i'm certain that whatever bernadette can't teach him, penny can.into a bottle. -mm-hmm. anything with a neck wider than a nickel. howie, there's a lot of amazing things you can teach a son. yeah. you do always know how to pick just the right antacid. i don't know if i can teach that. it's just something i was born with. come on. you can build things. you were an astronaut. that's true. that'd be pretty cool to do with a son. model rockets. finally, something interesting.

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. >> dana: i don't know if you ever read a book, a novel called "where did you go, bernadette." it's being turned into a movie. it is partly about the seattle school systems. it's pretty funny in case anybody is out there looking for something to read over the weekend. great to have you. thank you. the nba controversy is ramping up again with chinese state tv blocking out the opening night games and now shaquille o'neal is speaking out and siding with the rocket gm who started it all with a tweet couple weeks ago. steege one of our best values in america is free speech. we are allowed to say what we want to say and we are allowed to speak up about injustices. that's how it goes. if people don't understand that, that's something they have to deal with. daryl morey was right. when you see something going wrong going on anywhere in the world, you should have the right to say that's not right. >> dana: deirdre bolton has more. this continues. >> it does. shaq is a lovely person. he's visited us in our studios. he's very friendly. he's retired. 2011. as a commentator, he has a little

people like bernadette clark of manchester whose youngest son is living with cerebral palsy, a complex medical condition, and would not have access to the type of health insurance that she and her family needs if not for the protections of the affordable care act afforded to people with preexisting conditions. doctors, nurses, hospitals, and patients universally oppose these junk plans because they know how dangerous these plans are for the health and well-being of our people. i urge every senator to stand with granite staters and all americans in opposing the trump administration's latest attack on our health care system. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: i ask unanimous consent the quorum -- the presiding officer: we're not in a quorum call. the senator is recognized. mr. leahy: i think as the senator knows, senator shelby and i have been working very hard on the appropriations bills. i want to commend his staff and my staff for all the work that they have done. it's not just the bills, the first page and the numb