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the high winds have been tearing up the outer banks of the carolinas, the windsor has toppled trees, downed power lines, and sent shingles and housing materials flying off of homes. boats battered by the wind were knocking into each other on the water. >> tonight there are reports that five people have died as a result of florence. that includes a mother and her baby, nearly 890,000 people are without power tonight, and that is expected to grow. the power company in that area, duke energy says it expects 3 million people could lose power throughout the carolinas. >> a live look at the radar tracking the storm. florence is now moving slowly along south carolina and is just 15 miles from myrtle beach, forecasters expect that it will move inland over the weekend. >>> more now from fox's ray bogan who is in wilmington, north carolina. >> reporter: florence is weakening a bit although you might not know it because of the powerful wind and driving rain that continues to hammer the north carolina coastline. florence loses some of its parks, but none of its bite. the storm plowing into north carolina friday, as a hurricane, submerging coast

congressman tim ryan things democrats have a chance to take control of the house of representatives. laura joins us from windsors, iowa. she is on on ble edingheartlands.com. a lot of attention on the house races in iowa. give us a sense of what is happening. guest: we have three pretty competitive congressional districts. iowa is a state without gerrymandering. it means almost every cycle, we have competitive congressional races 10 republicans control three of the districts. two of them are heavily targeted. the first district in northeast iowa, which is rod blum, and the third district on including the des moines area and the southwest part of the state, that is representative david young. are two of the most endangered house republicans in the country. that alone would give democrats about 10% of what they need to take control of the house. host: someone not on the ballot formery branstad, the governor. how many years was he governor? guest: he was governor about 24 years. he set a record -- he did not make it -- he did not quite make it through his sixth term, but he set a record for u.s. history for being

of having a bias. >>> a fun event in wine country. people gathered for the annual sonoma wine auction in windsor. the goal is to raise money for affole housing. the auction raised $5.7 million this year. that is 500,000 more than last year. as the rebuilding continues in sonoma county there, are so many stories to be told. our own jessica aguirre is hosting a special show "wine country wildfires" airing sunday october 7 at 9:00 p.m. rob mayeda joins us now. you are talking about more concerns. >> fire weather watch. coming out of the three driest months of the year. that is unfortunately county andd. right now what we are saying a change is not as many low clouds over san francisco. the fog is going to s going away and with it the air-condition. san francisco temperatures earlier, only anyboin the low 6. 62 in san jose after a high of 80. hazy skies returning to the bay area. moderate air levels for most of the bay area. this high pressure strengthens, there is a chance we may see a couple of spare the air days. patchy low clouds here on the coast. low winds will likely keep clear skies on the coast. for now, keeping our temperatures mildly

windsor. this year their goal is to raise money to provide affordable housing, an important issue for that community in light ofastating wildfires. the auction raised $5.7 million. that is $500,000 more than last year. >>> as the rebuilding continues in sonoma county, there are so many stories still to be told. our own jessica aguirre is hosting a special show "wine country wildfires one year later" airs sunday october 7th at 9:00 p.m. >>> artists will utilize many different materials to make their art. one painter has turned to something a little different and almost a human campus. joe rosatto jr. takes us along as she fleshes out her work of art. >> reporter: every fint art painter has a campus. the vehicle for their vision. artist trina merry prefers something a little more personal. >> it's actually a human experience. >> reporter: when mary says she paints people, she means she paints people. >> bend your head town a little bi bit. i'm a fine art body painter. >> reporter: mary has a certain knack for marrying model to background. on this day the grapevines of jordan winery in healdsburg. >> i'm retuunnin

the proposal includes nearly 3,000 housing units and retail space as well on the site of the old vallco mall. >>> plan to expand smart train service to windsorectors approved $24 million in funding to extend that rail line north by three miles >>> news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com >>> good morning. 7:58. we are tracking slowdowns for drivers heading along 880 in both directions. if you are heading through oakland, that is in the red heading northbound. 45 minutes up to the maze. from you heading southbound, from 238 down to decoto road it's 38 minutes. just trying to get over to the san mateo bridge, a crash blocking at least one lane. you can see tow trucks are driving in that center divide now. they are trying to clear the activity out of the road. let's check in with emily now on the forecast. >>> speaking of clear, it's going to be clear and watoda mper today, in the mid- 90s in the inland areas. 93 fairfield and livermore. 87 san jose. 91 santa rosa. 73 in san francisco. 60s at the coast. here's your seven-day forecast. >>> good morning, it's thursday, september 20th, 2018 and we