west of coffey lane (between and hopper avenue to the south and and barnes road to the east and west guerneville roadpermanente sutter hospital are being evacuated7 all residences in rincon valley north of (pam) santa rosa is one of the santa rosa (pam) (pam) now at ten ... our top story tonight... a massive out of control firestorm... is ástill burning tonight in the north bay ...(steve) utter destruction as homes are reduced to ash. and at least ten people are killed ... as more than a dozen wildfires rage tonight.(pam) thank you (pam) thank you for joining us tonight i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. here is what we know right now a curfew in place in santa rosa--- for the mandatory evacuation zones and it will stay in place until sunrise tomorrow... here is what we know right now.... more than 70 thousand acres have burned in at least 12 active fires destroying at least 15-hundred structures...but that number could rise. there have been 10 deaths. seven in sonoma county. two in napa county. and one in mendocino county at this point there are no reported containment numb

we have closures at hopper and by centennial. the hopper fire jumped over the trees. thom is reporting there. be very careful through the area. chp said if you don't need to go through the area for evacuation, avoid it completely. as far as the big roadways, getting through the fire, we need to let the equipment get through. everything is moving well on the freeways, as long as you abide by the traffic control. sunlight is coming up. if you don't have to travel through the north bay, south of the golden gate bridge is fine. it's up here, napa, sonoma, calistoga, we are looking at the areas with traffic control. avoid these areas if you can today. >> clear the way when you see those trucks coming through. they are going to have a lot of aide headed that way. thank you, mike. let's check in with bob redell right now. we have been showing the pictures from sonoma county. bob is in napa county, an evacuation sent at the crosswalk church. >> reporter: just off 1st street and highway 29 in napa. we have the chaplain fir the napa city and county. how many people do you have

see directions that there's not a standing. freeway is on fire, the gas station in on fire, down hopper was on firein the middle of a nightmare>(pam) an out of control firestorm still burning tonight in the north bay ... utter destruction as utter destruction as homes are reduced to ash. and at least ten people are killed ... as more than a dozen wildfires rage tonight.(pam) thank you for joining us tonight i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. here is what we know right now a curfew in place in santa rosa--- for the mandatory zones. it will stay place until sunrise tomorrow (pam) santa rosa is one of the santa rosa (pam) (pam) santa rosa is one of the communities affected most by these wildfires. homes burned to the ground by the block...(steve) kron-4's j-r stone saw the devastation close up at the coffee park developmentand talked with some neighbors who have lost everything. (jrs) (pam) we want to give you another sense of the devastation now .. look at this ... it is a side by side comparison of the area on the left is a google earth image of what the area looked like before

but mendocino north and south are closed at hopper avenue. the rest of 101 looks okay from santa rosa to petaluma. highway 37 is open this morning all the way through. we've had some closures on some of the other local roads in the fire area. northbound one-to-one from gilroy to san jose does not look too bad. traffic is moving along relatively well driving through. there have been no major issues . westbound 580 as you drive on the altamont pass, you will see traffic is slow. also 1205 this morning, slow. we are getting normal slowing we get this time of morning from people coming in from tracy to livermore. after that, things are okay. no major issues. >>> good morning. we have some good weather coming our way and will help

another fire is burning near santa rosa in the area of hopper avenue after it jumped highway 101. we are getting word that the kaiser medical center both have been evacuated. >> there are two main evacuation centers so far. one is at cross walk community church on first street in napa and also napa county fair grounds has been taking people in there. >> there is also finley community center at near capacity. santa rosa veterans medical hall building opening, as well, because so many people have been taken to evacuation centers because it is serious. >> dry winds. dry area and high winds. the biggest fire burning on atlas peak. the latest update is that the fire is currently 200 acres. it is spreading quickly. thousands of people are evacuated right now including the silverado resort. there are multiple wineries there. >> this is video from the fire now burning out of control in napa near atlas peak road. those embers blowing in the wind. you can see how strong the wind is. this video was shot late last night. you can see the strong winds. in one shot you can see a car. you can see

this is the one burning near 101 and hopper avenue. you can see the glow.his is the glow just past the parking lot of kaiser hospital in santa rosa. there's fires surrounding that area to the north and the southeast of the the hospital that caused those evacuations. you can see people running toward their cars. hospital personnel were driving their own personal automobiles to the front door of the hospital to take people out in gurneys, in wheelchairs, whatever they could to do transport them away. thom jensen has been there all morning watching. you said a second fire sparked in that area as well. >> reporter: yes. let me show you. we have five buses here loaded with patients. just above this bus, you can see the glow. that's the fire to the southeast that you were talking about, laura. you can see the embers blowing in the air. we have ash falling on us here in the parking lot sporadically right now, blowing around and swirling. more patients, as we look at all of this, loading up into the ambulances, into these buses and heading to most of them, heading

the major street is hopper, parallel to us, block after block after hopper and the cul-de-sacs off it, all the homes are gone. one contra cost ra firefighter said he won't be surprised if this is worse than the oakland fire. he thinks that's going to be the case. even firefighters shocked and stunned by what they're seeing out here. with calfire telling us this is the fire of a lifetime. just unlike anything they've ever seen before. so that is the latest where we are, coffey park, very hard-hit neighborhood, with neighbors on this side of the street, though, not knowing quite how to feel saying it's very emotional knowing their homes are okay, but their neighbors' aren't. >> amy? >> reporter: reggie, jessica? >> i thought i wasn't hearing you correctly at first then you repeated it. >> reporter: i know. i told you. you're not going to believe this. >> no, so they're going through that neighborhood trying to loot then you said there was also one other area where you heard there was looting? >> reporter: well, we said to the oakland police officer a couple of times, are you sure that t

southbound 101 hopper avenue onramp is closed. mendocino avenue offramp in the bicentennial offramp are both shut down from northbound 101. mass transit, santa rosa city bus is operating on a saturday schedule today. smart train is offering free service for anyone between downtown santa rosa and san rafael. the stations that will be closed her sonoma county airport in the santa rosa nor station. that is the check of your traffic. >>> it was a mad rush to save animals trapped in the fire. coming up, we will hear from a man who risked his life to help.>>> dave, you have anthem, and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help answer any question you... (dog grunting, panting) is... is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. here is a look at the temperatures today. down to the low 80s for palo alto, fremont 79, hayward 75, east bay mid-80s to low 80s. vallejo 83 degrees. san francisco today 71. sonoma 82. n

kristen hopper only managed with help from benefactors. finances weren't the only factor. >> it was hard for me to disconnect from friends. what am i going to do if i have nobody you know? and when i actually did it many people were shocked. >> reporter: shocked, she says, and resentful. is the resentment similar to the resentment that so many americans feel towards people who are just doing much better that they're doing in this economy? >> i've felt that resentment hard. >> reporter: the status distinction. >> yeah. i did, i did. >> reporter: location, location, location. an old saw in real estate. but one with poignant new pertinence in today's increasingly immobile economy. for the pbs newshour, this is economics correspondent paul solman, reporting from westchester, new york. >> woodruff: now to an >> woodruff: now, the first of two-part series looking at pakistan. tonight, we focus on the country's campaign to eradicate the polio virus, which remains endemic in regions of just three countries: nigeria, afghanistan and pakistan. in co

it was barbara hopper who discovered the original color concept according to the construction documentsthe concept was planned but never carried out. well i just couldn't believe it because the our box the homes original owners are so progressive that i was sure they'd have done it. if they built a groupie as house but they have also given it color. so i like amateurs we just started to scratch away at the surface and found the particles because our. thirty seven pastel shades came to light vertigo because his first modular house was also a colorful one it's these colors in particular that make this otherwise strictly minimalist town so we're trying to do its current owners this is how this. sounds really teaches you about. on i mean this is no houseplants nothing. to my political story but we never had those things. so we were well prepared for this house for this. adornment free and functional down to the last detail. the owners have changed almost nothing. and are still through some of the homes technical innovations. holding on to these are still the original window handles from one

pretty steady closures of hopper road, river and bicentennial.and tubs is closed for fire activity. calistoga has been evacuated. people have been asked to use 29 to get out of town. st. helena area, highway 128 is closed there as well. this is a look at the east shore freeway. we've had traffic getting a little better on the way down to the bay bridge toll plaza. into san front -- san francisco. the traffic on the bridges is beginning to recover. the dumbarton as well. crowded over to the peninsula. a lot of heavy traffic in san jose. at 8:47. let's go to steve now. >> thank you, sal. i have an update on the redwood complex fire. for some reason, maybe it's just me, i'm having issues with my facebook on posting it. i'm trying. hopefully i'll get it resolved shortly. as soon as updates from cal fire come in, i post them. a different scenario for many. a northwest wind or west wind for many. yesterday it was northeast/east wind. there is a good breeze i can canning up around cloverdale northwest, geyserville northwest. 10, 14, 9 miles per hour. hi

hopper said book your christmas flight before thanksgiving as prices will increase and spike 10 days before the holiday. look, i'm a fiend for your awesome ideas, so find me @adamlongotv. >>> our special assignment unit has been reporting on your safety on the highway for months, specifically something call an underride crash where a car slides underneath a tractor trailer. tonight for the first time members of congress are publicly pledging their support for safety reform to prevent those types of accidents. special assignment unit investigative reporter eric flack talked to one of them. >> we should have been doing this a long time ago. >> reporter: tonight congressman mark desaulnier of california said it's time to pass sweeping semi truck underride legislation, laws that would require stronger rear guards on tractor trailers and for the first time side guards on semis as well all to prevent underride accidents when vehicles slide underneath trailers crushing the passengers inside. >> when you have people who should have a ng all the blessings that life can give and the contributi

another burning near santa rosa and hopper avenue after it jumped highway 101.ea completely shut down. kaiser medical center, as we mentioned, on bicentennial way, you saw the pictures moments ago, have been evacuated. they were walking people out, they were in wheelchairs and walkers. staff was loading them into their own cars to move them out quickly. sutter santa rosa regional hospital also evacuated. >> major fires outside calistoga near highway 128 and tubbs lane. 20,000 acres burning in that fire. massive fire, as they try to evacuate hundreds of people from that area. another fire thrks is farther south, near highway 37 at sears point. highway 37 is closed in both directions. we also want to tell you, they have been really working to get people into evacuation centers to help them through the area. >> at least four evacuation centers opened up in that area. one is completely at capacity. now they have a gym that opened up, the napa valley college gym. if you need to get out of the area, that is an area to go as well. evacuation centers for animals as well

another fire is burning near santa rosa in the area of hopper avenue after it jumped highway 101.the

and see no bicentennial river hopper those offramp's close. also give yourself plenty of time to navigate these areas. 7:18. >>> we are going to have a lot more on the wildfires in just a moment. coming up we take you to napa where people were doing everything they can to save their homes. >>> we're following other breaking news. including an amber alert. we have what happened in the state overnight. >>> we have breaking news about an amber alert for missing six- year-old girl reportedly kidnapped in san leandro. allegedly by her mother who does not have custody. lease say six-year-old malayia davis-booker was abducted by her mother 34-year-old laquita davis. police describing laquita davis as homeless and acting with diminished capacity. authorities say she abducted malayia davis-booker several times before including three months ago in berkeley when the child was with grandparents. both the mother and child were tracked down by police in -- police. six-year-old malayia davis- booker is african-american with brown harris and brown eyes. -- br

this exhibit features more than 200 masterpieces including works by paul -- hopper, warhol, and jasper john. >> before he began, i have an important update. yesterday, the united states government working with the government of pakistan secured the release of caitlin coleman, joshua boyle, and their three children from captivity from the -- network. a terrorist organization with ties to the town man. >> fox news told us it transferred u.s. custody happen in pakistan. a diplomatic effort not a military rescue. the 2012 kaylynn was hiking with her canadian husband she was seven months pregnant at the time. next line pennsylvania president trump hinted at the good news. >> america's being respected again. something happened today for country that totally disrespected us called with important news. one of my generals came in and said a year ago they would've never done that. it's a great sign of respect. >> the family was last seen in hostage video pleading for president obama to help them. don't be another jimmy carter they said. said the children had seen or defiled by her terrorists cap

we have cones on hopper avenue. those residents are going to be able to go back to the neighborhood in a matter of hours. i want to show you important information for the residents as far as what they will need to get in. you have to be a resident to get in and need an entry pass. you will get that by providing a drivers license, state id, passport or utility bill and valid photo id. the three neighborhoods that will be reopened or they are going to be able to re-enter are orchard park, journey's end and coffey park. tomorrow, the mobile homes will be released to the property owners in a controlled entry area only for the residents. sunday, coffey park is open for public. folks are going to drive up here in the cones we showed you at the top of the report. they are driving in getting ready go back to the neighborhood. a lot of homes have been burned to the ground. it should be a busy and emotional day for them. they will be able to re-enter coffey park at 10:00 a.m. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> remember,

website called business insider used a travel app called hopper to predict the price of future flightsse a large historical archives of trillions of flight prices good bargain days to fly are december 16th or 19th. you want to avoid traveling on december 22nd. according to the hopper prices are going to go up around four dollars a day after thanksgiving and then jump up seven bucks a day the two weeks leading up to christmas. >>> more problems for apple's new iphone eight. apple says it's looking into reports of battery swell on the new iphone eight plus phones. dozen users are saying the swelling causes the case to pop open. it will not affect next month's debut highly anticipated high phone x. >> getting medical help from a buff. drones are now delivering supplies during emergencies. we have video from the osteopathic melter conference that shows how that drone would work in disaster. a doctor in philadelphia partnered witness department of homeland security to create what they're calling tele medical drones. it let's physicians treat patients any time, anywhere so the drone carries

all along the freeway is on fire, the gas station in on fire, down hopper was on fireit's like waking up in the middle of a nightmare>(pam) an out of control firestorm still burning tonight in the north bay ... utter destruction as homes are reduced to ash. and at least ten people are killed ... as more than a dozen wildfires rage tonight. (pam) thank you for joining us tonight i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. here is what we know right now a curfew in place in santa rosa--- for the mandatory evacuation zones. it will stay place until sunrise tomorrow here is where we stand tonight. more than 70 thousand acres have burned in at least 12 active fires destroying at least 15-hundred structures...but that number could rise. there have been 10 deaths. seven in sonoma county. two in napa county. and one in mendocino county at this point there are no reported containment numbers on these fires. (pam) now many viewers have asked us to show where the fire is now .. but that is not clear at this hour. fire officials say, right now their priority is saving lives.... not necessarily kn

their investigation has led them to the hopper lane apartments where they think she may have died in her apartment. the crew is digging through the debris particular sleep. >> we are starting in bedrooms, bathrooms, entryways, vehicles that may still be in the garage. >> reporter: the neighbor says he got her out so relatively speaking it's good news. the woman may still be alive somewhere. if you got evacuated, the sheriff says don't keep quiet. >> please make yourself known and visible. if you are on our missing persons list, we can cross you off and be able to move to the next case. >> how are you still alive? >> i had a guardian angel. >> reporter: wayne sims stayed behind and helped cal fire crews save his home and half a dozen of his neighbor's as he has watched the search for the missing from his front yard. >> i feel bad for everybody's losses. i was absolutely lucky for what i have still standing here. but i couldn't have done it without cal fire because those guys are the real heroes. >> reporter: the race is on to get through that list of people before the forecasted rains

hopper, bicentennial, you will not be able to use those exits so just keep that in mind that heavy law enforcement presence in the area there as well and then take a look at golden gate bridge. very light volumes this early hour. i'm not seeing too much smoke and haze. enjoy it while it lasts. we will likely have some issues as we get further into the day. starting to see things ramp up out of the central valley. that's up next. >>> alexis, thank you. now back to the north bay fires still raging this morning. containment is growing. the nuns fire in sonoma county now 40% contained. that fire has burned more than 48,000 acres. >> cal fire reports increased containment on the fires in lake and mendocino counties. meanwhile, the tubbs fire is 60% contained and 65% for the atlas fire. >> the big area of concern, sonoma valley. >> and reporter amy hollyfield is live in kenwood this morning. amy? >> reporter: hi, jessica. all the smoke coming out of mt. hood is lingering here in kenwood. the smell is strong this morning and over the weekend had a heavy presence here. the residents who are st

david harbor that plays jim hopper says life is not returning to normal for season two. new names include paul riser and even an after show this time around. get ready. >>> leaders in cancer research from around the globe met this morning in center city for the international conference on molecular targets and therapeutics. from the association for cancer research and the national cancer institute was among those that discussions recent progress and how molecular biology can help cancer patients. >>> and they teamed up with police to celebrate red ribbon week. bensalem township schools have worked with their police departments to raise awareness by the death and destruction caused by drugs. the police escorted the children as they walk to the amphitheater for a ceremony honoring red ribbon week. >>> okay lets get one final look at the forecast with meteorologist, melissa magee. >> a nice afternoon, 65 in philadelphia a bit milder today and 64 in lancaster and 63 in allentown and 63 in dover and nice today and nice tomorrow and we track the rain that arrives into sunday.

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 going on right

hopper, river and bicentennial. after that it does look okay from santa rosa to petaluma. there's not been much of a commute in this area as people have been asked to stay off the roads and people have been doing that. traffic has been very light. highway 128 in and out of calistoga is still closed northwest of calistoga and highway 128 in the lake areas that area is still closed for fire at city. let's move to the commute on 580 westbound, altamont pass. traffic is a little slow after 205 toward livermore. more traffic -- no major traffics on interstate 880 and in the east bay can you. highway 24 has opened. we had some trouble overnight in the caldecott tunnel. all the tunnels are open. the westbound bay bridge, traffic is light with a few lanes a little congested. >>> we do have a better smoke advisory forecast compared to the last couple of days. the wind has tailed off. temperatures are colder. yesterday, we had very unhealthy levels. this make it worse again tomorrow because the breeze will pick up. cool, clear, hazy and 30s and 40s on the temperatures. breezy evenin

. >> $20 billion just for puerto rico, is that in the hopper somewhere? is that moving along?> it's moving along. we should be able to address that in the next two to three weeks. if we don't do that, puerto rico will then spin out of control. i think that we are looking at a situation that may spin out of control. what do you tell a father that has his children for four weeks with no electricity, with no running water, with spotty food that comes in and out of a town that still may be somewhat disconnected from the main cities of the island? what do you tell a parent that is in that situation, that dire situation? >> did you meet that parent when you were there? >> i met parents like that. we met parents that were, you know, really crying for help for their children and their families. and so we don't want a public safety problem to emerge. and we don't want a major epidemic. we've already seen how this could turn out to be with potential cholera or an expansion of dengue or communicable diseases that emerge after a natural disaster of this nature. >> how close are we to some

southbound at hopper avenue off ramp. we also have just a word that 101 itself is open. these are just on and off ramps. back to the sig alert in a few minutes. >>> okay, and that that just came in, this is a map here from the usgs pointing this earthquake, the epicenter in gilroy. a small earthquake relatively speaking. 2.5 right now. it's a 2.5. if i zoom in closer you can see it's in gilroy. we are monitoring phones. we will let you know if we have reports of injuries. >> 2.5? >> the initial report here is a 3.0. saying it was about seven kilometers west/southwest of gilroy and then what they do the usgs continues to update the information and the latest is a 2.5 east of gilroy so there you go. it may change a little bit but the epicenter about a 2.5. >>> still ahead two major wildfires are still raging out of control in mendocino county. what volunteers are doing to help fire victims. >>> went outside in my pants, we have to go. get in the car. >> one family's story of survival as they drove through this inferno. >>> dealing with disaster takes nonstop info, evacuati

hopper wrote southbound is closed in mendocino. those ramps are closed on 101. northbound 101 traffic is okay from gilroy to san jose. >>> fire crews in the wine country are still dealing with trouble spots. one fire continues to burn and rutherford in the heart of napa valley. the flames are part of the nuns fire. the fire is burning on a ridge behind some of the world- famous vineyards. jana katsuyama reports from highway 29 were crews have been busy overnight. >> reporter: as darkness fell, flames glowed brightly behind some of the most famous wineries. fire trucks from reno and cal fire lined up a bond bee balm lane monitoring the ridge. on highway 29 at the back of the iconic robert mondavi winery, vineyard rows were full of fire crews. cal fire said bulldozers carved out a containment line on a ridge and mile behind the vineyard and fresh fire crews arrived. >> my company is from salem, oregon. we have a few crews here to help fight the fire. >> reporter: the terrain along the ridge is treacherous. early monday morning the driver of the water tender died a

bubba hopper and martine fischer live in an architectural icon villa auerbach the first residence builtusing the modular system designed by boat house founder but their group use its sleek lines were revolutionary in one thousand nine hundred four and the house is still quite special today the start is that the late. my socks are actually sitting on a ninety year old drawers they're all just the way they were back in one thousand nine hundred twenty four well if so yes the jewelry to which the original design has been preserved almost leaves i speechless. doubt that the first was lost but when the couple bought the villa in the eastern german city of you know in one thousand nine hundred nine it had seen better days they renovated it bang great attention to detail. it was barbara who discovered the original color concept according to the construction documents the concept was planned but never carried out. well i just couldn't believe it because the our box the homes original owners are so progressive that i was sure they'd have done it. if they built a groupie as house but they have al

. >> reporter: bob and tammy christiansen have lived on hopper avenue in santa rosa for 30 years.d three kids in this house or what was this house. the fire sunday was a shock. >> my wife woke up at 10 after 2:00 and we had about 20 minutes to get out. >> reporter: they took separate cars, got stuck in the traffic gridlock, as embers flew and houses burned all around them. now less than 48 hours later, their house, like many of their neighbors', is ash and rubble. but they are back to salvage whatever they can. >> one thing builds on another. you know, hope. she is hoping she can find something else and, um, try to dig something out of all this trouble. >> it was important to come back because there's a lot of sentimental items that i was hoping to find before somebody else found them. >> reporter: as in her wedding ring that she took off before going to bed sunday night. she heard that another woman had success. >> if she found her wedding ring, i thought, i have to try. and so we got in and i found it. >> reporter: she had a pretty good idea of where to start looking. >> i start

list of road closures due to the fires here today. 101 on and off-ramps in santa rosa, including hopper, bicentennial, mendocino and river road all closed this morning. we did call to caltrans north on 121 is closed in the sears point area at state route 37. it's not closed the entire way into sonoma. the idea is they are trying to keep folks from heading north. lakeville highway is open for an alternate but there are some delays along that stretch. >>> the signorello was one of the first things destroed sunday night. wine bottles melted under intense heat. the winery owner explained to vic lee what happened. >> pushed the cork up, boiled the wine right out of it. that's a cork that's burnt. >> however, the fire spared everything else in the winery, including the invaluable crush pad. >>> in glen ellen, these pictures of stuff were crushing grapes the old-fashioned way, with their feet. the winery doesn't have fire because of the wildfires. flames stopped just a few feet away from their property. staff wearing masks to protect themselves from that smoky air. >>> wildfires continue to ra

the air fare prediction app hopper says after halloween it will cost you about $1 more every day you wait. coming up in our 5:00 hour, how you can save money when you book your flights. >>> about 4:20 on your monday. mild out there. not bad. >> yeah. very mild. let's find out what's to come with krystal klei the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> yeah, mild start, but that's because change is coming. we are looking at a big difference today compared to yesterday. a bigger difference tomorrow because we are tracking rain moving into the region. what we're looking at now radar on satellite is cloud coverage building in on top of the fact that we have fog thickening this morning. that will peak near sunrise. it should thin into the later morning thundershowers. we have fog across the area, even over philadelphia this morning. a heads up you may want to leave a few minutes earlier. here's radar and satellite. the next big weathermaker, the cold front that will move our direction. you can see a little bit of the rotation in the storm's center here as this drives this directio

hopper is here to speak with us. we should get some clarity soon.t will be a relief, one way or the other. >> we have to bear in mind that this administration is very good at surprises. there will be some in store for us on that front. janet yellen has been quite clear in terms of her recent statement that it would be imprudent to wait to increase rates. we have to bear in mind a lot of the data for the next two weeks will still be impacted by hurricanes harvey and irma. rishaad: it is strange. neil is quite extensive that he wants to wait for signs of inflation. trump'smusic to donald years. he would be an outsider though. >> there is a to and fro on that point. when we think about the united states, it is at full employment. level, butte at some unemployment is that extreme lows. wage inflation is in the pipeline. we are still looking at the december rate hike. rishaad: how much of that is being looked at in asia? --most central banks are's are on hold. they will stay that way for an extended period of time. we have to be weary of what the fed wil

wine country also gone and businesses are destroyed including the kmart, applebee's, mcdonald's on hopper avenue just gutted. sweet tea southern restaurant and bar on stage coach road in santa rosa is also gone as is a luxury senior living facility the oakmont villa capris. we are updating the list on nbc 7 news.com and also our mobile app. >>> first responders going home to home checking to make sure no one is inside. one woman who lives in fairfield shared this surveillance video of the outside of her home, she's been able to watch these cameras are from her cellphone since she left her house with her son. >> i had to have the conversation of if we didn't have a home to come to, if he was okay with that, and i know he is two, but he just looked at me and said, yes, mommy, it's okay, it's going to be okay. >> it isn't just people, first responders are worried about, several trailers were on their way to homes to rescue horses and other animals that may have been left behind. >>> the world's largest air tanker will be in the air again today fighting the fires. this is a boeing 747 making

. >> reporter: after looking at the shelters and hospitals, they went to the hopper lane apartments where they think a 60-year-old woman may have died in her home. it's meticulous specialized work as the crew digs through debris on their hands and knees. >> we are starting in high probability areas, bathrooms, bedrooms, entryways, garages. a neighbor said he got her out. she may be alive somewhere. if you got evacuated, the sheriff's office says don't keep quiet. >> make yourself known. make yourself visible. get noticed by your friends and family and if you are on our missing persons list, we can cross you off and be able to move on to the next case. >> reporter: how are you still alive? >> um, i had a guardian angel. >> reporter: wayne simms stayed behind and helped cal fire crews save his home and half dozen neighbors' homes. wayne has been watching the search for the missing from his front yard. >> i really feel bad for everybody's losses around me. i was absolutely lucky on what i have still standing here but couldn't have done it without cal fire, the heroes. >> reporter: the race i

church comes in the hopper is a preacher on the move. and it's a nine taper as five unusual ways to entertain your pets. if you're on a road with an oscar it's an international stamp of approval and one of the top eco lates and the same industry even for those who've been in the business for a long time so you can imagine how it is when you already win an oscar as a student since nine hundred seventy two the student oscar has been awarded in four categories in los angeles this year two of the awards will go to young german tenants including director ben lot from handbook who's winning entry is based on a two story. right muslims and christians are traveling together through kenya. to vandalize film what to watch all of us is based on the true story. islam is terrorist attack of us they want to murder all the christians. for her film ben wright has won a student academy award in the short narrative international category the film that impressed the jury in los angeles was her leaving project for the hamburg school. and i'd just done my ta

. >> reporter: in small town magnolia, texas, steve hopper loves to talk to his houston area customers. but there are some things this neighborhood pharmacist says he can't say. >>> how hard is it to keep your mouth shut overpaying for a drug? >> it's very difficult. i mean as a pharmacist, i'm here to take care of patients. it's extremely hard to see a patient spend more than what they really should be. >> reporter: how does this happen? take the cholesterol drug. the patient's copay is $42.60. his price for a patient paying without insurance, $18.59. a $24 difference he says he can't divulge because of the gag clause. >>> so, just to be clear, there are instances where you cannot tell the patient there's a cheaper alternative? >> yes. it's in the contract language saying that we're not allowed to divulge that information. it's proprietary and we cannot share it. >> reporter: an nbc news investigation found it happens on a wide variety of generics on certain insurance plans. for a common antibiotic, it can be $18 more to use insurance than to pay out of pocket. and antidepression more

alive with their two small children in tow.sot: timothy mcalvian,// "the flames were crossing over to hopperd the flames were going over my truck and i have my five month old in the truck."and if it weren't for their baby keeping mom up at 1 a.m.sot: timothy mcalvian, escaped fire// "oh i most definitely would have been asleep. if she hadn't woken me up."the mcalvain's are grateful to be safe. but their house on carriage lane in the wikiup neighborhood is goneone of 5700 structures leveled by the relentless flames in the north bay.their old home a stark difference from this cramped room they're now sharing. sot: krystal mcalvian, escaped fire// "i lived where my son could roam free and run and get all the necessities that he needed being in our backyard and running around our house and now we're living with four people in one room with a dog. so it's rough."all they had were the clothes on their back and each otheruntil the donations starting pouring in. sot: ella sogomonian, ronhert park// "and they do plan to rebuild their home but in the meantime they're going to have to find another temp

have many closures up in the north bay as well as the ramp closures on 101 including mendocino and hopper. here's a live look at eastbound 36 at lakeville road and we have had a number of accidents in the last couple of days along this stretch a lot of folks using that as an alternate because they can't use many of the other highways up in the north bay so just be mindful of that and allow yourself some extra time if you are planning on traveling that route. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> 10 minutes now before 5:00 and we are hearing from a former bay area college student about alleged sexual harassment at the hands of a recently resigned professor. we'll be right back. (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill. dave, you have anthem, and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help answer any question you... (dog grunting, panting) is... is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. pickup. police say the 46-year-

. >> reporter: bob and tammy christianson have lived on hopper avenue in santa rosa for 30 years. they've raised three kids in this house or what was this house. the fire sunday was a shock. >> my wife woke me up at 10 after 2:00 and we had about 20 minutes to get out. >> reporter: they took separate cars, got stuck in the traffic gridlock as embers blew and houses burned all around them. now less than 48 hours later their house, like many of their neighbors, is ash and rubble, but they are back to salvage whatever they can. >> one thing builds on another, you know, hope. she's hoping she can find something else and try to dig something out of all this rubble. >> it was important to come back because there's a lot of sentimental items that i was sentimental as in ore somebody her wedding ring she took off before going to bed sunday night. she heard another woman had success. >> she found her wedding ring and i thought well, i've got to try and so we got in and i found it. >> reporter: and she had a pretty good idea where to start looking. >> i started in through the front door and

there's the hopper avenue as well as the mendocino off-ramp from northbound 101. also calistoga road north of harvell remains shut down, mark west springs at old redwood highway so a reminder of some of the closures. traffic fine in both directions at 101 at 12 junction. toll plaza at the bay bridge easy ride across the span both directions. eastshore freeway, still in the green just under 15 minutes from highway 4 to the maze. and once you get over to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's 10 minutes into san francisco. >>> san francisco police say an officer on a bicycle had critical injuries after hitting by a suspect speeding away in an suv. the suspect is wanted for an alleged firearms violation and hit the officer on turk street near van ness and abandoned the car later in the panhandle. the officer was rushed to the hospital and many of his colleagues have struggled with that news. >> this is a tough day for the san francisco police department and the city and county of san francisco. i just spoke with some of the officers from the affected station, and everyone r

it shows the hopper neighborhood. hundreds of houses completely engulfed, burned to the ground. you could see much of the area is just flattened. fires surround both sides of the street. this driver tries to dodge flames and get out. we're looking to make contact with the person who shot this video. drone video, this was shot in sonoma this morning. you see hundreds of homes, but in the distance, an eerie blow of fire on the mountain. sky, a dirty, misty yellow with a large bloom of dark smoke moving across the area. and we want to remind folks that you know, you don't want to get close to the fire fighting efforts with those drones. we're live with chopper 5. we are keeping our distance and communicating with law enforcement as well as fire fighting efforts and this is the scene across the north bay right now. this is what we're looking at. law enforcement agencies, of course also communicating with the public, via social media. i want to show you a tweet, it's an advisory how to stay safe during these fires. we're working hard to keep you safe. here's things to help yourself a

on october 13 monica hopper's body was found in a vacant lot. >>> 50 women accused harvey weinstein ofual harassment and on friday another accuser came forward. heather kerr says weinstein made her touch him inappropriately during a business meeting in the 80's when she was young and new to the business. claims made by 38-year-old italian actress are now being investigated by lapd because her case is within the statute of limitations. that actress says weinstein bullied his way into her hotel room back in 2013. >>> and fox news renewed the contract of former host bill o'reilly shortly after he paid off a colleague who was threatening to sue him for alleged sexual misconduct. that is according to a new york times expose say published today but o'reilly was booted from fox news in april after another new york times article detailed payoffs to other women who had accused him of sexual harassment or verbal abuse. o'reilly denied those allegations. >>> the first night of chestnut hill's harry potter festival was interrupted by a small group of people that were holding signs. take a look her

. >> reporter: bob and tammy have lived on hopper avenue in santa rosa for 30 years, and raised threehis house or what was this house. the fire sunday was a shock. >> my wife pulled up at 10:00 of 2:00 -- 10 after 2:00, and we had about 10 minutes to get out. >> reporter: they were stuck in traffic grid lock as houses burned all around them. now less than 48 hours later, their house like many of their neighbor social security ash and rubble. -- neighbors is ash and rubble. but they're back to salvage what they can. >> she's hoping she can find something else and try to dig something out of the rubble. >> it was important to come back because there's a lot of sent mental items i was hoping to find supplier like her wedding ring. he -- find. >> reporter: like her wedding ring. >> another woman found hers so i said i have to try, so we got in and i found out. >> reporter: and she had a pretty good idea of where to start looking. >> i started in through the front door and immediately went to where i know my jewelry box was and started sifting, and there it was. and it was still in pretty