by the time we get into to her 3:00 we noticed gus around 30 or 40 at times and it is really the focus in the mountains and that bright band of purple going along the mountains. to gain some perspective on how the wind has moved the fire, let me show you another way. we will use the satellite, there is your outline, anything in coviello burned two days ago or more. anything in read burned the last 12 hours. that is the fire from yesterday which started to go in the reverse direction meeting it started to go. that is the opposite way this fire has been most of the time because the fire started going the other way. the wind will come back from the northeast which means they are down here, look at the friend footprint for the fire and a 60 mile an hour northeast land and we are back to the same concern. windsor sits here, we are taking a look at all of these communities. this is where juliet is and let's check in with her to see what is happening on the ground. >> reporter: we are along highway 128, it is shutdown to the public. this is ground zero because it is predicted to be the windie

northern expeenced namile per gus. you can see the differences here. for the east bay there is the diablo range. we were talking about mount diablo. there is our 75. concorde the top gust was 25 speed. while that is certainly strong. nowhere near why we had such a concern in the mountains where the powerlines are. and all the dry brush and trees. more with coming up in a bit. the wind as far as the red flag warning that is over. more on the rest of the forecast in a few mi . >>ti nuor you can find it all on the areas impacted the outage on our unwe the largest of the three is in calimesa. flames have torn through a mobile home park destroying 10 homes. at last check the fire had grown to 500 acres. it is 0% contained. investigators say the fire started on a garbage truck dumped a load of trash that was on fire. >>> we are devastated. we arengpie together news. i have no idea. i can only pray it is. >>> back in the esbake oy ar in costa county and near sfo. evacuations and moraga. the other erupted under pg&e lines in brisbane. andrea is there for us no

>> gus f.news is that other existing congress about $400 million and state and local owe if pishls can regroup hand in hand there is a innovations that could make elections more second tour. >> this week, you have your end all. i'm wondering if you can talk about what areas you think there might be a hans for democrats and republicans to agree on. >> this is my bi >> this is my bill. and one democrat is against just like they have and they didn't and unfortunately, they didn't have and that makes it work for us. and they have failed to move insecuring our election. >> we're ways bipartisan. and you're saying that that wasn't the case? >> no. what democrats want to do, i think colleagues probably would are supported. and ask that is the last time and claimed yun. >> this is critical and it kind of how would democrats be backed by democrats. and they can protect us. and i don't ask anyone to be hell accountable and democrats won't allow that to happen. one portion of the bill i think every one was appalled by is they're going to allow the doj to set the records state straight after they'

here with plenty of showers and gus here with plenty of showers and some of them can be heavy in thers on the east to as that rain continues to clear way. temperatures again from 12 to 15 degrees. now for friday, looks like we'll start to see colder airdigging into the looks like we'll start to see colder air digging into the north half of the country and the south, it was the country and the south, it was the monitor in this weather system pushing up from the southwest and temperatures on the north—south divide with temperature but the area of low pressure will be quite a bit of low pressure will be quite a bit of rainfall and pushing into england and wales with a high point across the west. still north of scotland is the west. still north of scotland is the pressure clears away, a dry start to much of the country and sta rts start to much of the country and starts a pilot to be quite breezy too and as the rain pushes into the quarter across scotland and northern ireland, could see a bit of snow across the southern area there. single values in the north, 15 and some of these. with a

we did notice a st of gu 25morn hours. that is just enough to say it got noticeably windy. the wind speeds now. we are really starting to quiet things down. and start to turn this story off. the dry air is sticking around. i showed that to you earlier. humidity will stay low. you might be reaching for the chapstick the next two days. by sunday we willstart to bring the levels back up. daytime highs middle 80s. for saa ro. 79 sanjose. ese mbers are close to average. some of us are above it. san francisco 76. we should be around 70. a lot of numbers are coming in a few degrees above it. this sets us up for the rest of this week including fleet week. daytime highs for everybody tomorrow and see how we are going to do. there is your average 70 san francisco. we go to 77. concorde we will have 82. the south bay san jose 83. close to average. fremont 81. east bay communities dublin 79. walnut creek 81. brentwood and antioch 82. northbay numbers san rafael 81. novato you are coming in with temperatures similar to that at 83. sonoma 82. of north and ukiah 85. some of our warmer num

these are projected gus. it will be strong for higher terrains. the peak of this wind event will be wednesday at about 8 pm until 10 am thursday morning. that will be the critical time with the strongest winds moving into the bay area and that will really produce the fire danger in northern california and portions to southern california. we will talk more about the system causing this event coming up in a few minutes. >>> joining us now is cal fire division chief, jonathan cox. what is the most important thing you can tell people to do who were in the affected area before they go to bed?now is be prepared. this is going to and somewhat - term closure of power. really it is all about being prepared should there be a fire and should there be an evacuation order. that includes opening your garage door, taking sure you have a vehicle you can get out. parking backward and having a full tank of gas. papers, pills, pets when you take to leave the house. most important checking on neighbors that are vulnerable, elderly or may have a disability and ensure

we can see gus in the east may heels up to 50 miles per hour. as you look at the current wind speeds, much better. a much better set up here in the east bay or in the hills above healdsburg where the winds are calm for the most part. it is cool. which is in the upper 30s and low 40s. that is helping firefighters a little bit. here is what the model does. that is tomorrow morning, not too bad. that is tomorrow afternoon. it is getting there. red flag warning is up at this point. when you get into the tomorrow evening hours, tomorrow 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, you start to notice the winds. there it is. 40 mile-per-hour winds. it backs up pretty quickly as we going to wednesday afternoon. it is not a long-lived event. it is powerful, but not as powerful as the last one. we will get through it, just pay attention. if you get evacuation orders, you want to do it. we will see more power outages from pg&e for sure. >>> now the latest on the kincaid fire at a briefing this evening, cal fire said that fire has now burned 74,000 acres. there is some good

gus, bill -- gus? where is gus? the legendary neil dunn. thank you. these guys are warriors.s spano. thanks, ross. michael waltz. michael. great job he does on television. all of them do a great job in defending us. they are not defending me. they are defending us, because i was the greatest election victory maybe in history and they are defending us. and a man with one of the best names in the history of politics. daniel webster. [applause] pres. trump: what a name. if i had that name, i would have been president 10 years ago. [laughter] pres. trump: thank you. thanks, daniel. thanks, everybody. great job. they are warriors. they go back and they fight corruption, and it is corruption what is going on right now. what you see going on is pure corruption. as we gather this afternoon, medicare is under threat like never before. you know that. you have people running for office. you will not be happy here. almost every major democrat in washington has backed a massive government health care takeover that would totally obliterate medicare. these democrat policy proposals may go b

gus and kyle, thank you very much. >> thank you for having us.f misleadinleading investors over climate change. they faced off against prosecutors in a new york courtroom. jackie dan deangeles has detail. >> reporter: he opening arguments from both sides, kevin wallace for the prosecution opening by saying that potential investors were worried about the risk of climate change when it came to exxon mobil and that exxon had different projections in terms of how it was assessing these risks. one set that it used internally and one set that it was using to show investors that these assets looked less risky. if that was the case, it would be a violation of the martin act, that's the state anti-fraud statute. now, ted wells, a partner for paul weiss, he gave the opening remarks for the defense and part of his argument was that the cash flow projections we're talking about here were future, unfunded projects, that they actually don't have any impact on the current bottom line. of course, there are a lot of questions that are going to be answered over th

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steady winds of 10-20 miles an hour be accompanied by gus gus's mac of up to 30 miles an hour. that is below what is needed for a public safety power shut down. nonetheless the utility is pondering it as conditions change. >> right now we have bumped up the potential status to elevated. it was that not expected amount has been bumped up one level to elevated. it does not mean we are planning on initiating a public safety power shut off right now. >>> those conditions make any wildfire coming from any source to spread rapidly. >> be on guard. >> reporter: any red flag warning is a concern to robert toledo whose family lost everything in the fire. concerns exacerbated by sirens, winds and smells. >> fear and you kind of flashback about that evening. and it is the same thing when you smell smoke. if i smell a grass fire around here i get nervous. i start to look around. >> reporter: one big change. >> everybody is close-knit. it is such a tight community now than before. i think it is wonderful. >> reporter: paradise ridge winery will be the first business actually reopening withi

we could have gus approaching 30-35 miles per hour. we also have had red flag warnings with winds approaching 50 miles an hour. it is not a level 10 red flag warning that something we will watch all weekend long as winds pick up in the northbay hills. temperatures will be warming up. we will continue to warm up those numbers into saturday and into sunday. here's a sneak peek of the sunday readings. santa rosa 90 degrees. san francisco lower 80s. san jose 88 degrees. satellite showing clear skies up and down the coastline. a few high clouds approaching the northern portions of the state and that is about it. current numbers it is warm and nice out there friday evening. san jose 73. san francisco 74. outside right now fog free conditions and crystal clear skies as we head into friday evening. if you are heading to hardly strictly bluegrass we are expecting lots of sunshine at golden gate park with temperatures approaching the mid-seventies by 4 pm tomorrow afternoon. here's the area of high pressure rebuilding. that is setting the stage

gus, thank you very much.this morning with that jobs report. complete coverage and an analysis of the september jobs report, "mornings with maria," that starts at 8:00 a.m. eastern time today. lauren: united airlines is looking for pilots, 10,000 of them to be exact. united is offering a number of perks to fill an anticipated gap over the next 10 years including help with training costs, coaching, and learning tools. student pilots can spend more than $100,000 in school costs and accumulate the minimum hours needed to work for a regional carrier. coming up, as the democratic candidates lay out their plans to tax the rich, are they also targeting marriage? and one person taking to twitter to shame an entire neighborhood over trick or treating. you're not going to believe this story when we return on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ i want candy. ♪ i want candy. ♪ i want candy. ♪ but she wanted someone who loves cats. so, we got griswalda. dinner's almost ready. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with

. >> reporter: finally with regard to the pg&e website, a lot of gu claiming they cannoet on acknowledged they have problems. they have been bombarded. here's your plan b. we all have to have a backup plan and that is to visit our we nebswsit.ceom. we have all the information that you need. i'm live in santa rosa, leanne molendez, live in santa rosa. >> thank you so much. >>> in fact, we'll share some of those tips with our viewers. abc 7 news about preparing for a power outage. here fresh batteries. wot wk obviously in a n cash. blackout. >> disconnect your crtepu surge. >> learn to operate your draj door without electricity. it will work. even though if it is not working with electricity. >> the power is going to start to go out at 1 p.m. we'll have complete coverage with the abc morning new nss an that you need. >>> meanwhile, it was two years ago today that the tubs fired tore through the wayned from freedman. >> it was not a long memorial, all of five minutes. not a lot of pomp and circumstance, just a very solid moment. let's show you video from a few moments ago as they ran alel b

the gus right now at 36 miles per hour and the wind is starting to ease. relative humidity at 9%. >>> and to update you on the mass transit changes. smart trains running free but limited service. golden gate transit will have service changes and sonoma county will have changes as well. bart has no issues because of the power outage right now. i will have more details coming up. >>> no teams in the history of american sports have won the first six road games of a championship series until last night. stephen stratford's historic season continued last night after threatening to take the a lead. he got josi. in the next inning, he struck out carlos correa. 47 strikeouts and only three walks. >>> the other store -- star with five runs. this is the first time a road game has won the first six games of the brandon marshall. he was released at the end of training camp. and for the first -- 49ers, they are second in rushing. and their defense, what a gold mine ? they are number one in the nfl allowing 244 yards gain. the 49ers play in arizona tomorrow night. >> we

this is obviously an gus approa 55 and a few isolated spots. the highest peak approaching 65 miles per hour. santa cruz mountains, 45 miles per hour. still in the valley locations. places like santa rosa and napa could have winds approaching 40 miles an hour. not as strong until you get an idea of how widespread the event is. the key here is the northeast wind is a very dry wind. as it comes down the hills it dries and it warms. that is not a good combination in terms of fire danger. the details on the warning, 5 am wednesday until 5 pm thursday for the north bay hills and valleys. same deal for the east bay hills and valleys. santa cruz mountain a little early 5 pm wednesday until 12 pm thursday. what about these winds? we are showing you the scale to give you an idea that brighter colors indicate stronger winds. the wind is not too much of a big deal if you are not on this map. on wednesday the wind does pickup especially outside of the bay area. this is 8 am wednesday. as we go into the afternoon still a bit of a breeze. the real wind we are

over the years, owners roger and gus came to rely a great deal on roberto.mportant was family to roberto? >> probably the most important thing. it all revolved around this. we didn't have much but everywhere he went, we went, too. we were always together. >> whatever went wrong, he was the one to go to. he was the one to keep everybody together. >> reporter: latino culture celebrated coming of age ritual called the quincinera, when a girl turns 15. so when robert's daughter turned 15 -- >> he went all out. it was his only -- i was the only girl so he did everything he could to make that day the best. >> what kinds of things do you do? >> you have to have your father/daughter dance. you just feel like you're the only person at that moment. like you just feel important. you really do feel like a princess. >> reporter: probably won't ever forget that. but of course for teenagers there is another rite of passage. butting heads with parents. which that last morning may have, pure chance, saved jesus' life. >> for some reason we had an argument that morning so i d

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." >> what up, gu ♪ >>> welcome back to "e.t."-host, lake bell star of "bless this mess" airing tonight on abc. you wrote it, directed it, co-created. >> i co-created it with liz merry weather. >> well, you guys have way too much fun on the set. we know this because our lauren zima stopped by. >> we're gonna wanna get her good side. she has a side she likes. >> lake sure likes to blow off steam on the set. >> hi, mr. repairman. >> they call me the hammer. >> it's season two of lake and dax shepard living on a farm in the country after leaving new york. sound familiar? ♪ green acres is the place to be ♪ >> will there ever be a "bless this mess" theme song? >> going country kind of appeals to lake in real life. >> my husband and i do daily dream about sort of upping and going into -- you know, buying a lot of dirt somewhere and calling it our own. >> we left l.a. to head out into nature for the show and i wore the wrong shoes. >> gosh, honey, i just stepped in a cow patty. maybe it was a horse patty. >> a lot of animal work. cows --

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cooler weather for the weekend and dry gus 'tis wind expected to return saturday night into sunday. thing tomorrow morning clear skies notice temperatures anywhere from the 40s to the 60s. across the region. very mild start for parts of bay area. and the afternoon it is going to be warm in the south bay. cooler than today. 88. 92 gilroy. on the peninsula 87 redwood city. 81 half-moon bay. downtown san francisco 82 degrees. hazy skies. north bay 87. 88 in napa. into the east bay. inland areas warmer than average. 88 walnut creek. i want to turn your attention to the weekend. fire weather watch issued for saturday through monday morning. aeas in orange gusts could be as high as 65 to 75 miles per hour. over the peeks. very low humidity. extreme fire danger expected. high wind watch issued for most of the bay area. same time period. possibility of down power lines and trees. the hour by hour 11:00 p.m. saturday night. winds begin to ramp up. into the early morning hours sunday. 45 miles per hour winds. this is it expected to be a stronger wind event. this could be a widespread event. 7

bone dry 6% relative humidity gus 'tis wind out of the northeast. this is why we're concerned. expecting even gustier wind later on the tonight. notice the wind ramp up to close to 50 miles per hour at 1:00 a.m. this koul cause big problems for the crews there. the kincade fire. a live look from the camera. you can see the smoke from the fire. coming in to the region. it goes right on through tomorrow. air quality already poor in the north bay. i want to show you the air quality. notice near the fire lines it is unhealthy. obviously stay inside. we're seeing air quality around good to moderate parts of the peninsula. into san jose. take it easy stay inside. close your windows. especially if you have an issues with the smoke. 60s 70s for most of you. live look from the cameras hazy skies. dry gusty wind over night. lighter wind for halloween and cold conditions the next few mornings. the hour by hour. 6:00 a.m. tonight gusty over the north bay. watch the wind really increase towards 8:00 p.m. 36 miles per hour. over 40 miles per hour wind in clover dale. 11:00 p.m. tonight. tomo

we have some gus 'tis winds at the surface here. 21 miles per hour wind in san francisco. gusts up to 13 miles per hour. at san mateo. they will diminish over night. san francisco from the tower. it is 60 degrees here in the city. we have mid-60s at oakland. 59 at half-moon bay. nice view west. under some of the midlevel clouds that are beginning to move across the bay. this is a bright view of the west sky. 69 degrees. 71 fair field. 68 concord and 64 livermore. a view from the east bay. these are forecast features. clouds will increase over night. that is happening already as a matter of fact. morning showers are likely. mainly in the north bay. we expect a robust warming trend next week. over night conditions will look like this. increasing clouds. high clouds and low clouds. and moisture will be dropping down from north. lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. 50 degrees around the bay shoreline. a quick increase in high clouds in the wee hours of the morning. followed by pockets of moisture that could produce light rain. midday the showers taper off. there could

sustained gus 'tis winds and daytime dry temperatures and air at night. gusty winds on the hill tops and offshore breeze bringing temperatures close to 80 in san francisco. and 90s. how long the heat and fire danger will stick around. >> thank you. that warm up has fire departments ramping up. you heard him talk about the red flag warning. it starts tomorrow. live in mill valley. crews are getting ready. they have donehe before. departments are bringing in extra people and equipment now. they are ready to respond when the fire danger is high. >> i take everything seriously. because i don't think people had experienced such utter devastation between coffee park. >> fire danger is top of mind in october. a red flag warning is set for the north bay mountains this weekend. firefighters say dry fuel and die warm winds can be a devastating combination. >> we know the weather given the right conditions fires can get way out of control. >> bringing in extra firefighter equipment and staff. >> we're on high alert. >> they have eyes in high places and cameras dispa

guess maybe less than advertised at first first, but then they eventually with only 6070 miles per hour gus yeah, extremely everybody kind of on edge all week. long. i think we you some fun to do no doubt about your view and a letter to his goal here as we head toward the weekend for fun things if you want to go check this out this is the park street classic car show. >>look at those week are sitting out there if you want to go check out those yeah it's going to be great time in alameda you're going to see a lot of sunshine begins at 10:00am temperatures into the upper 70's going to be warm afternoon. there will be a little bit of a breeze of those blue angels could be flying overhead to in san jose, it is time for pumpkins in the park of course that time of year beautiful fall weather outside plenty of sunshine and some warm temperatures a few more clouds on sunday. there will be a bit of a breeze in the afternoon to if you're headed there and how about this an old fashioned harvest fair look at all the different boards out there. you have all kinds of fun things to check out an old-school

." >> what up, gu announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction.d ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. ♪ >>> welcome back to "e.t." with our special guest co-host, lake bell star of "bless this mess" airing tonight on abc. you wrote it, directed it, co-created. >> i co-created it with liz merry weather. >> well, you guys have way too much fun on the set. we know this because our lauren zima stopped by. >> we're gonna wanna get her good side. she has a side she likes. >> lake sure likes to blow off steam on the set. >> hi, mr. repairman. >> they call me the hammer. >> it's season two of lake and dax shepard living on a farm in the country after leaving new york. sound familiar? ♪ green acres is the place to be ♪ >

officials say by 11:00 tonight, gus get anywhere from 60 to 70 miles per hour. that is happening in northern california as we speak, high winds are hitting the kincade fire, alreaeady at 75,000 acres. brent: what about in l.a.? we werere hearing a lot of prire homes are threatened and even celebrities have been forced to evacuate. whatat have you enen hearing?? jayson: that's right.. in the getty f fire footprint, e 650 acres, you have multimillion dollar homes. $10 million to $15 million. you mentioned lebron james, arnold schwarzenegger. other celebrities have also had to evacuate and are sharing their stories on social media. it is a a scary thing when you have that kind of money and you are forced to leave everything behind. we are seeing celerities making donations toward the california firefighters fund. john cena, chris pratt, these guys are donating hundreds of thousandsds of dollars.s. brenent: what about the cause? are we any closeser to knowing w these buyeyers started -- these fires started? jayson: not exactly. pg&e believe one of their transmission

gus. many areaelev miles per hour with this event again these are dry offshore. winds gusting tough 45 to 60 miles per hour a dangerous situation. and we a national weather service is forecasting peak gust from 65 to 80 miles per hour and some of them more exposed. an elevated train. throughout our territory. northern operations predictive services the other federal forecasts agency that we closely coordinate with hire us wind event is also looking at a in a high-risk event. they're forecasting this event to potentially exceed the 99th percentile said another way an extreme event. p meter logical in data science teams continue to study the events as as granular as we can and the map that is shown over my right shoulder. encapsulate over 5 billion data points that we've been able to model over the last 30 years and granular resolution our territory. and with forecasts were able to put it. the wind speeds in localized areas in historical perspective and and what i'm showing you on the right walk over here because of screen out of a meteorologist i love to point the

gu have a complete survival ide show you bsite and we how to quickly navigate the page to get the information you need at kpix development. we'll also be on early tomorrow morning for you starting at 4:00 a.m. to help you get you where you need to go. >> reporter: one san jose veteran says the massive pg&e power shut off means life or death for him. what he did to prepare for when the south bay goes dark. >> plus an escalating battle on capitol hill. why the white house says the impeachment inquiry is unconstitutional. >> and law enforcement officers will no longer be able to use as i controversial technology to identify criminals. the new bill just signed into law. >> reporter: today staff scrambled to save hundreds of pounds of food and a veteran scrambled to find a way to survive through the night during the outage. arthur needs his wheelchair to get around. he depends on it every day, but it needs electricity. >> i need power to charge my chair, so i went and bought a generator today. >> reporter: arthur is among the 105 veterans who live at this housing facility. a building expected to b

first by powerful wind and gus obtuse gusts up to 70 miles per hour. a most 80s 85 mi.2. in area bigger than the city have fremont has burned. to go firefighters have been hurt. one was airlifted to the burn center you see medical center in sacramento and the other was left seriously burned. officials say that about half of the population of sonoma county is under enemy evacuation order. nearly everyone leaving when the order was issued. >>> a democrat from southern california is resigning from congress after accusations of inappropriate sexual relationships with staffers in her offers office and on her campaign. city hall announced resignation on twitter saying this is the hardest thing i've ever had to do. the house ethics committee investigating the 32-year-old after picture surface. nancy pelosi said that hill made the right decision stepping down. >>> no scheduled races on the calendar today after another horse died at santa anita park. bye-bye beautiful making her second career start she suffered a leg injury and had to be euthanized. this is the fourth since the sa

a quick look ahead. 60 mile-per-hour gus. more on that coming up in the forecast. >>> we have new video into the newsroom showing a brutal attack on the streets of san francisco. the victim a mother who was walking with her child. it happened earlier this month on o'farrell street. the suspect remains at large. live from san francisco police headquarters with more on this.>> reporter: police really want to find the suspect who assaulted a mother who was walking down the street on october 17 with her child. it happened in broad daylight. for no apparent reason. >>> police released the surveillance video which shows a woman holding hands and walking with her child up o'farrell street. they passed by a man going in the opposite direction. the man doubles back incomes behind the wellman and slugs are in the head. the woman and child turn and walk away. another camera angle shows a close-up of the suspect police are looking for. >>> donnie jones of santa rosa set the video shows a scary side to walking the streets of san francisco

we see the purple we start to pick up the intense gus. i stopped it at 9 am. on sunday. that will be prime time. it is by no means the only time period we need to be concerned about. the red flag warning goes into effect tomorrow night. it doesn't expire until monday morning. more on all of that coming up in the complete forecast.>>> stay with us for everything you need to know. when the power goes out. it will go out. you can find our survival guide as well as our live newscast on our website. kpix.com. >>> kincaid fire burning in sonoma county. the fire burning and nearly 22,000 acres with only 5% containment. wilson walker joins us now and near jimtown. what is the latest?>> reporter: the smoke that is heading down to the bay area. here is the source. the plume that popped up two hours ago it has been big and has looked angry since then. so this is the source of the smoke heading your way. over the last couple weeks and months when we were talking about a fire season that hears had been very quiet. we were trying to figure it out all the different ways the people that

last two events that have come through it look like they had the potential to eat hit 60 mile-per-hour gus. not only did that. they hit 70. the one coming in on sunday looks like it has potential to hit perhaps 80 and those isolated dusts. if there is any good news on sunday is that the humidity levels may not drop is low. when you've got 80 mile-per- hour gust over the mountains over in california in late october. it is a problem. that is going to be the forecast into sunday. we've got another fire weather watch in place by the time we get into friday through sunday. they have extended it through sunday. saturday night is really going to be the focus for when we experience the strongest of those wins. there is your cooldown. we get back down to the middle 70s by the time we get into early next week.>>> tesla ceo promising big things by the end of the year. the news rallying stocks. >>> in the middle of destructive fires sciences with the newest technology to fight wildfires. >>> our teams monitoring the developing situation right now and sonoma county. the kincaid fire raging strong at th

cloverdale gu road red winery road alexander mountain road pine flat road and all the roads east of highway 128 to geyserville. we have live coverage tonight beginning with andrea. first reporter on the scene last night. what a difference 24 hours is making.>> reporter: it was absolutely crazy last night. when we reached the top of the mountain it felt like we were in a wind tunnel with debris swirling around us. the flames were racing up the hillside. tonight firefighters finally have a chance to catch their breath as the flames and wind have died down at least for now.>>> this was the scene just around midnight on guises road. the 16 mile-per-hour winds down the mountainside. and raced through this rural community. >>> you could hear the wind coming down the canyon from here.>> reporter: he refused to listen to the evacuation orders and states to protect his home. >>> i told the fire guys i wasn't i was going to say.>> reporter: the fire burned a number of homes he was one of the lucky ones.>>> did you ever feel threatened by the fire? >>> this morning was pretty scary.>> reporter: as the

. >> there was a 35 mile per hour gus at sfo. i was just checking the numbers. we peaked at about a 40 miles per hour guest about two hours ago. it is getting better but still windy out there. let me show you the view from the top of the salesforce tower you can detect a little bit of a shakeup there. look at the numbers. see where it says sfo, w 25 right there? that is telling you the sustained winds coming out of the west at 25 miles per hour. gusting up to 35. we can take a look across the rest of the bay area. that will be no one of the strongest numbers but no doubt probably still windy in your corner of the bay area where ever you are. even if it is better where it was, it is still windy and we are right at the verge were things will calm down. watch the break colors, the strong wind, i will take us from now and players into the rest of the evening and things start to quiet down for us over the next few hours. is going to get better. it is just still windy out there right now. daytime highs today, ranged from the mid 60s in san francisco at 63 to 74 in con

winds really srt to ramp upight in the urban areas even in this is what's really scary. 30 mile an hour gus into sonoma 31 mile an hour gusts and that calistoga inn around this area very gusty winds in arnd that fire and that's going to ramp up throughout the night awesome those gas may be getting near 40 miles per hour even as some of the urban areasas we head towardhe midnight hour that continuing into 1 o'clock in the morning. you see all the shades of purple showing up out there very stro gusty miles per hour gusts over the motain tops but even in santa rosa, as we head into just after 2 o'clock in the morning. winds in that area blowing the 27 miles per hour certainly along a very scar night ahead with all the fires. thank lawrence who want to give you the latest numbers on the kinkaid fir itbirth, more than 75,000 acres and is currently just 15% contained. >>more than a 120 structure have been destroyed includg 57 homes. there have been no fatalities but 2 firefighters have been injured. evacuation warning tonight as the kincade fire draws to close r comfort kron 4 san kerman talk to

we saw intense as gus overnight. fire danger still remains high. we will get real soaking rains. we are talking about fire danger every day and waiting for the storm door to open. take a look at extreme wind gusts. mount st. helena 77 miles an hour. oakland hills, 60 miles an hour. mount diablo 75 and mount hamilton at 4200 feet. 60 miles an hour, the gust were not widespread in terms of the will rent event but it was windy. it was pretty gusty out there. the red flag fire warning still in place from the north bay and the east. santa cruz county or the mountains that expired earlier at 12:00 today. this in place until 5:00 this afternoon. basically another hour and still very dry. relative humidity 5-15%. once this expires fire danger still at elevated especially in the hills. right now still tracking some winds. mount saint helene augustine 28 miles an hour. mill peak 13 miles an hour. and out to the east bay that oakland north observation to the oakland hills has been gusty all day long. right now 37 miles per hour. you step outside for a couple minutes it is very dry. single d

by about midnight we started to experience the strongest gus. to go back to the humidity.nto sunday morning at 1 am we have seen humidity levels plummet as the north winds start to come through. this is your scale up here. humidities are going down to the teens and 20s. watch how forceful the winds are from one we take all the dry air we start blowing out over the ocean. that is a very strong offshore wind event. more specific on the peak because we stop this here is sunday morning at 7 am. this is where we are going to be in the thick of the worst of what the system has to offer. the red flag warning goes from saturday night until monday morning. that is a big window to find. but really it is going to be midnight starting sunday at midnight until about noon on sunday when we will be e up against the worst of it. we see sustained winds in the communities of the north bay 40 miles per hour. that is different from the last one as well. we did not have to deal with much went. we heard from a gentleman we were interviewing earlier who said my power went out and it wasn't windy

hour gusts there in calistoga but over the tops of the mountains, you're looking 40 mile an hour plus gus as we head into wednesday morning. i think the peak of the winds were probably come wednesday night and into thursday during that period we've got to be extremely careful so no fires to get started. lawrence tonight, authorities say a man found dead after being abducted last week from his santa cruz county home was shot to death. >>today the county sheriff's office said an autopsy revealed 50 year-old to charlotte re died of a gunshot wound ofcials say he was kidnapped during a crime in last seen getting into a white bmw suv that was back on october 1st, the bmw was later located with on trees body in it. investigators say they believe the motive for the kidnapping was robbery, although no suspects have been identified a tree owned a santa cruz based firm called train at that helps companies design their website. someone setting fires in sunnyvale police are calling on the community now to help find the person who is doing it. no one has been hurt, but residents report, gas grills and

the bay area had to be in the mountains to hit those intense gus. the top number i showed you the mount st. helena reading is up here. at the head of napa valley. 77 mile-per-hour. petaluma the strongest the winds got was 16 mile-per-hour. we can do the same thing for the east bay hills. mount diablo sits up here. 75 mile per hour. down the hill concorde 25 mile per hour. that actually happened early this afternoon. once we got into the late morning early afternoon some of the wins. that is when we noticed some desperate as far as the current wins. much more manageable. no more red flag warning. no more wind advisory. the winds will start behaving. the dry air is sticking around. let's of humidity levels to the single digits today. i'm going to play this into sunday. you will see an onshore search. you pull in more relative humidity. things get better by sunday. between now and then you are probably going to be reaching for the chapstick. your seven day forecast. temperatures are staying average. the temperatures are not the story. we are right wher

we do start to see gus near the 20. san francisco 22 miles per hour. everybody will feel the wind pick up. that means this is going to feel like fall. these are going to be chilly breeze tomorrow. most of the clouds will have cleared out. it will be cool and breezy. when we take a look at the daytime highs. it is not just 67 in the city. it will feel colder. because of the wind. same thing for concorde is 71. 71 and sonny sounds like a nice day. until you factor in it is gusty in the afternoon. for the rest of the seven day forecast out of the clouds increase saturday. another week system clips by to the north. does not look impressive enough to put rain in. it keeps the temperatures down. once we get to sunday we are off to the races. look at the warm-up for early next week. 89 degrees by tuesday. enjoy this dance with fall tomorrow. warm temperatures are coming back. by early next week. >>> a night off bolding for some off-duty officers but took a dramatic turn. how they jumped into action when a man stopped breathing a few lanes over. >>> >>> a hero

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gus potentially up to 35 or 40. coming on sunday morning. the timing on that really does bring us from saturday night around midnight into sunday morning. i will have more detail on the timing. for the extreme winds when i check back with you again in just a few minutes. in the next forecast. other aspects to discuss. there are your daytime highs saturday. harley the headline. in the seven day forecast the temperatures are going to cool down. as we get into the weekend and early next week. we basically cool back down to average. it is the small little blue icons of wind on sunday. which really are the headline. you would never know by looking at the little wind icons on there. the degree to which the wind is going to be effective. we will talk more about that as well coming up in the next half hour. >>> changes could be coming to sfo. details of the airports plans to team up with apple for a major upgrade. >>> you know when you're at ross and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. yes! yeah! that's yes for less. entertain in s