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so br -- we are very excited.>> reporter: a few miles from the plaza grades are coming off the vine, a cold spell this summer stalled some ripening but the crush is catching up now.>> the first night of the fire came across and threatened our winery. >> reporter: scorched hills a few hundred yards away are reminders of what happened last harvest when the fruit needed to come in despite evacuations and roadblocks. like their founders, vendors pushed through, even older than the vintage festival founded 1858. >> a big celebration this year. people coming off of the effects and it is starting to feel like normal again.>> reporter: many people remember the fires as a time people came together.>> our restaurants were feeding people at 2 am in the morning.>> reporter: the mayor will always be grateful the fire did not make it into town as it did in santa rosa to the west.>> all of these buildings have been here for over 100 years.>> it shows we can move from one event to the next, even though things happen along the way we are still going to pull up our bootstraps and get moving.>> reporte

on monday, governorwn jerry br signed a bill requiring californians to generate all its energy from renewableources by 2045. own co-hosted the summit along with former new york mayor michael bloomberg. they sounded a defiant note against the trump administration which pulled out of the paris agreement last year. their message, cities, states and industries can protect the environment even when the federal government won't. joitang me now to about the global climate action summit are uc berkeley energy professor daniel cammen and san fncisco chronicle reporter curtis alexander. welcome to you both. curtis, you have been covering the climate change summit. what do you think it accomplished this week? >> well, the climamm change was not the paris conference that the world held three years ago, so it wasn't national leaders coming to the tab to agree on a landmark deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions. what it was abou was cities, states, and businesses and other regionaly actors rea getting together to figure out what they could do to try help the national efforts to reduce greenhouse gasem ssion

and he also says for all his br braggart's talk trump has done nothing that compares with the power grabs norm violations of woodrow wilson, lyndon johnson, richard nixon, george w. bush or even barack obama. so has it been prematurely history the dire history of the trump administration? >> i wouldn't agree with the idea of the power violations of all those other presidents. i mean, what you judge power by is what is the purpose for which it is being used. and in those presidents, many of those i would say, certainly franklin roosevelt and lyndon johnson, they were using power for expanding, except for war in vietnam, expanding the lives and the opportunities of the ordinary citizen. and that's a very different thing from just using power for self. but i do feel less pessimistic about the country than i think a lot of other people do. we've seen movements. we saw that women's march on the day of the inauguration. now we've seen new marches this year. and as long as there's still only 35% of the people that support president trump and feel good about what he's doing and they rightfully ca

gate br many of us have l >>> welcome back. low clouds and fog as we look at the golden gate bridge. we do have smoke pollution in the air today. we'll explain what that means for anyone with asthma or breathing problems. >>> many of us lost luggage when flying. an airline losing an emotional support dog. that is what happened to a family. the emotional support dog for an older couple. he was supposed to fly with them on august 27th. the airline the based in chile. the dog was never loaded on because of a ramp issue. a worker reportedly took the dog home and now the airline has lost track of the dog. they are putting out posters and offering a reward for logan. >>> here in california students in middle school and high school may be able to sleep in a little longer if jerry brown signs a bill passed by lawmakers. it would require middle and high schools to start school at 8:30 or later. signs show that later start times lead to healthier kids and higher graduation rates. >>> a south bay fountain. water is flowing in downtown san

just searchfe br. >> here's a sobering problem. a big complaint when you fly. the arrival and departure gate is packed with too many people. ahead, what one airline is doing to ease the crunch. >>> take a look at that it is enormous. and it is ugly with cops and >>> welcome back. take a look at this just gorgeous rignow. the rainbow from chopper 4. this is around u ter marlboro area. the clouds are clearing that's a good sign. the rain is moving out and the human lev are dropping. i wonder where that pot of gold is at the end of the rainbow. we take a look at tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m. thebe temperatures wil in the 60s and 70s. that means for some of yus, can open up the windows and give that ac a break. comingup, even more comfortable are areas. >> all right. thanks. >>> more than 100 people are looking f t a place live right now afterhis massive fire tore through their prince george's apartment building. the fire broke out yesterday on 85th avenue on lanham just as hildren were getting home from school. we spoke with children on are grappling with the loss.

his br joert up the road dn't make it. dan says he wouldn't have survived if skip hadn't woken him up from his afternoon nap. for that both men are grateful. >> i'd be dried up like potato chips. >> oh, yeah, rock on. and hang loose, too, i guess. peace, brothers and sister. >> reporter: we are back here live. the brothers are very grateful at the hard work of firefighters who have been working around the clock. it remains incredibly smoky out here. it's hard to breathe. the eyes are stinging. it's also really, really eerie to be standing along a closed down interstate 5. this section is normally very busy but, again, it is expected to remain closed through at least sunday morning. that's when officials will re-evaluate the situation. reporting live in shasta county, news. >> very good information, thank you, jodi. >>> back here at home engineers hired by san francisco's millennium tower can't say for sure what caused the large exterior window to suddenly crack on the 36th floor. they'll have somebody rappel down to secure