so come to k-mart.o you have this amazing company. - yes. - and, in one day, you become a billionaire. yes. and i was driving up madison avenue and thinking, "gosh, i could buy anything." - did you? - no, i was so stupid. ( laughs ) i mean, i, you know, i like things, i like art, i love-- but i like a lot of things. you were the first american woman who became a self-made billionaire. that's what... that's what they say. harvey: that must've felt great. martha: it was excellent. but i don't take that kind of stuff and take it as seriously as other people take it. - it's a big deal. - it is a big deal. but i had a lot to do and it was-- i've been very busy ever since. i'm taking you back now to turkey hill. so you're painting the house, working on roofs, uh, and then you decide, "i'm gonna start a catering business." - yeah. - why? well, i like to cook, and i noticed that there was a void in the market for a good catering service. harvey: what was the hole in the market? martha: the whole was everywhere

we know a k-mart not too far from there, you know the k-mart in sh in snow may are not too far from there. >> pie mere and range road. >> we know there was a fire there at the k-mart. >> yeah. it's just amazing to see. sonoma, santa rosa, napa all the different areas. >> still happening this morning. >> exactly all over night. unexplained how the fires started ticht thousands of people have been evacuated. a church in napa valley completely filled. they had to open up an additional center at the county college there to take some of the people there. they have napa county fairground vac wees people pouring in there. they also had personnel at the centers should anybody need help. let's check in with tom jensen once again. he was there and you still remain there. this was at this ammunition and gunfire store there. anymore loud pop that was kind of frightening to hear? >> reporter: there was, there were a few more of the loud pops, nothing rapid and loud like you guys were talking about in that video that you showed and everybody heard a second ago. my photo journalist, henry gherkins and i

k-mart -- we got to get out of here. there's too much wind, too much fire. >> amazing the fire chasing the firefighters out. neighborhoods behind the hilton hotel also destroyed. >> schools are still closed today because of that fire. the suisun valley, k-8 is close the. all napa value ye unifys school districts closed today. all santa rosa city schools closed. sonoma state is closed. federal rosa junior college and community college cancelled classes, but the gym is an evacuation center. these are some of the school closures. the list is extremely extensive. go to our website nbcbayarea.com for the full list. >>> if you have animals and need a place to take them during the fire there's several options. santa rosa fairgrounds, sonoma fairgrounds, citrus fair, and more. a horse was evacuated overnight. this was in a parking lot in fairfield where one woman took her horse, waiting for the trailer to pick her up to take to another location. crews who took the video said the horse was stressed because of the activity in the

set up our staging area in k-mart parking lot in city of santa rosa. didn't take long before we realized that was not a good spot. moved to our fire station 3. had thee immediate need strike teams. 25 other strike teams inbound. and it was all we could do to put engines in the right place. had every resource in the county, recalled every firefighter in the city of santa rosa, and used every resource to the best of our ability. but with that kind of wind, that fire, not sure when it started but blew into santa rosa around midnight, little bit earlier, by morning time, fire about 25 to 30,000 acres. came in hard. very windy, dry wind and taxing for the entire city. so with that i'm going to turn it over to cal fire's incident commander, he's going to talk about what they're going to do. thank you. >> incident commander cal fire, management team one. activated approximately 1:00 in the morning to come down and support the incidents in sonoma and napa county through the night. ultimately this morning we were assigned the responsibility of command. in conju

k-mart is like we have to get out of here. there's too much wind. too much fire. >> the neighborhood behind the hilton hotel, also destroyed. >>> we are following breaking news out of san leandro where an amber alert has been issued to find a young girl. >> bob redell is live to explain what happened here. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. this appears to be the second time this year that this mother has abducted her daughter. just before 12:30 of just after 12:30 this morning, chp issued an amber alert on behalf of the sheriffs office. this amber alert to be on the look outfor laquita davis and on the lookout for her daugt 67-year-old daughter, malayia. she believes she is in alameda county or contra costa county. malayia davis-booker, a 6-year-old african-american girl, last seen wearing a long sleeved navy blue and red dress. that is the last she was wearing when she was taken. her mother is laquita davis, african-american, 34 years old. she took her daughter in mid-july from her grandmother in berkeley. at the time, davis

but the k-mart was fully engulfed in flames so they moved on.and the left firefighters could see flames. at one point the crew was stationed outside a gas station that was also fully engulfed in flames.sotfeel the heatminutes later the strike team was drivingthey weren't initially sure what they were looking at here but soon learned it was homes that had burned to the ground.at one point firefighters found a row of unburned homes, set their truck up, and ran five water lines off that truck. the 30 or so them didn't happy to have helped but could have fact the learned that one of the burned one of their firefighters. ( justine ) students at a napa high school helped out the responders working so hard to save homes in the north bay firestorm. kids at justin siena high school fed hundreds of police and firefighters today. the got help from professional chefs who whipped up food for the hungry men and women. dozens of hand made signs are plastured around campus... thanking all first responders for their hard work. (sot) (justine) the high school is

we did hear that k mart is on fire. kohl's department store is okay. see the awning in the parking lot has damage. three restaurants are gone. it is moky but the wind has died down. look at the sun and the color of it. it gives you an idea of how much smoke is here in santa rosa it is just amazing what has happened here. we will keep pushing further north to see what else the fire has done here. we want to show you the restaurants next to highway 101. we are on the west side of the highway. the hospital that we showed you evacuating earlier is on the east side. this fire jumped the highway and did all of this damage here on the west side of highway 101. we don't see any cars on 101. i don't see any traffic on there right now. reporting live from santa rosa amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> it is like a post apocalyptic view. >> the businesses represent so many people's livevelihoods. those are their jobs and businesses they own. >> it is hard to recognize that that is wine country. we have been checking with in tiffany wilson at one of theurst if evacuati

but the k-mart was fully engulfed in flames so they moved on.o the right and the left firefighters could see flames. at one point the crew was stationed outside a gas station that was also fully engulfed in flames.sotfeel the heatminutes later the strike team was drivingthey weren't initially sure what they were looking at here but soon learned it was homes that had burned to the ground.at one point firefighters found a row of unburned homes, set their truck up, and ran five water lines off that truck. the crew says the 30 or so homes behind them didn't burn. they're happy to have helped but wish they could have saved more. in fact the company later learned that one of the homes that burned belonged to one of their firefighters. (jr stone) the north bay fires are bringing out the best in people.(justine) his name is scott bell. he lived in santa rosa for 17 years and taught at santa rosa junior college for many years before retiring to a hay ranch in nevada. when he heard of all the animals needing help after the fire.. he loaded up his 53-foot

firefighters had to set up command post at a k-mart parking lot on the west side of 101. fire burning on the east side jumped six lanes of freeway, heading straight for the command center. here is what firefighters told us. >> in the k-mart parking lot. there's black smoke coming. we were like we have to get out of here. too much wind, too much fire. >> the wind causing a lot of trouble. the neighborhood behind the hilton hotel was destroyed, as you see there. >> so hard for people to come to grips with the images. destruction all over. it really sinks in when you compare the before and after. fascinating. scott mcgrew, you have been collecting the pictures. >> we start with dramatic before and after images of the area around coffey park. you can see the google images of what the neighborhood looked like before the fire yesterday. on the right is what the area looks like today. hundreds of homes leveled. here is the aftermath picture, all by itself, not a home or building spared block after block. homes, cars, trees, destroyed. we mentioned wineries. this is in napa. mars

but the k-mart was fully engulfed in flames so they moved on.ght and the left firefighters could see flames. at one point the crew was stationed outside a gas station that was also fully engulfed in flames.sotfeel the heatminutes later the strike team was drivingthey weren't initially sure what they were looking at here but soon learned it was homes that had burned to the ground.at one point firefighters found a row of unburned homes, set their truck up, and ran five water lines off that truck. the crew says the 30 or so homes behind them didn't burn. they're happy to have helped but wish they could have saved more. in fact the company later learned that one of the homes that burned belonged to one of their firefighters. ( james ) we have much more on the north bay firestorm coming up throughout the morning.( darya ) but as we go to break we want to remember some of the victims who lost their lives in these fires. our story begins more than 60 years ago inside an abandoned chicken coop. where our founder discovered a retired teacher living. no h

"the wall street journal" reports sears, which owns k-mart stopped listing whirlpool. they will make products for kenmoore. sears sold 4 out of 10 appliances in america, but struggled amid the competition from the likes of home depot, costco as well as amazon. >>> snap chat spectacles were a hot item a year ago. now, not so much. the company has hundreds of thousands of pairs sitting in warehouses in china. earlier this year, snap chat ceo claims sales of the video recording sunglasses topped 150,000. reports say the company may have bought more spectacles based on initial demand and is now left with a huge inventory. >> you have to get them out of the warehouse. >> we said on "today in the bay," snap chat is a younger generation. may the cost. >> christmas is coming. kids are always honest. >>> oracle bust is buying a resort in lake tahoe for $35 million. that's the word. the resort used to be a hot celebrity hangout before it got run down. frank sinatra and dean martin was there. in 2012, he purchased the hawaiian island of lanai. how about that? it's a lot of money.

(pam) this is video showing you where a k-mart store used to be... the store completely gone ...ls, trees and metal trees and metal damaged... and this is one of the many locations surrounded by such destruction. ammunition.. hilton hotel.. mcdonalds.. applebees resatruatn all in close p (steve) as we've been telling you many people do not know right now ... if their homes are still standing. one santa rosa homeowner told kron-4 ... she was told hers would likely not be spared. (pam) the following school districts will be closed again on tomorrow due to the fires in napa and sonoma counties: howell mountain elementary school district, napa valley unified school district, pope valley union elementary school district and st. helena unified school district. in addition napa valley college, and the offices and programs of the napa county office of education, will also be closed tomorrow. families and staff are advised to follow public health advice regarding smoke and air quality, and to stay safe. at this time calistoga joint unified school district has not announced plans for tomor

we set up our area, stanling area in the k mart parking lot in the city of santa rosa and it didn't take long before we realized that wasn't a good spot. we moved an hour later to the fire station three at that time. we had three immediate need strike teams. we had 25 other strike teams inbound. and it was all we could do to you know put engines in the right place. we had every resource in the county. we recalled every firefighter in the city of santa rosa. and we used every resource to the best of our ability. but with that kind of wind, that fire -- i'm not sure when it started. but for us it blew into santa rosa around midnight, a little bit earlier by morning time the fire was 25 to 30,000 acres. so it came in hard. it was very, very windy. very dry wind. and it was very taxing for the entire city. so with that i'm turning it over to cal fire's incident commander bret govay and he will talk about what they're thinking. >> good evening. bret govaya incident manage team one. we were activated approximately 1:00 in the morning. come count to support the incidents? willie in sonoma and n

that is what is left of the k-mart in santa rosa. and on the right is the coffey park area of santa rosa. also... schools are closed in both napa and sonoma counties as the fires continue to burn. ( darya ) good morning, i'm darya folsom.( james ) and i'm james fletcher. there are 5 major fires burning in napa and sonoma county this morning. ( darya ) here is an updated map of the fires burning in napa and sonoma counties right now. the tubbs fire in calistoga is 27- thousand acres right now. the atlas fire in napa county is at 25-thousand acres. the nuns fire in santa rosa is at 5-thousand acres. the partrick fire in napa is 3- thousand acres. and the 37 fire... off highway 37 and lakeville highway in sonoma county is 2-thousand acres. ( james ) and the fires in napa destroying a pump station and now the city wants people in certain areas to boil their water this morning. those areas include hagen road... woodland drive... syar drive... holly court... and old coach road. city officials say you should not drink the water without boil

but the k-mart was fully engulfed in flames so they moved on. to the right and the left firefighters could see flames. at one point the crew was stationed outside a gas station that was also fully engulfed in flames.sotfeel the heatminutes later the strike team was drivingthey weren't initially sure what they were looking at here but soon learned it was homes that had burned to the ground.at one point firefighters found a row of unburned homes, set their truck up, and ran five water lines off that truck. the crew says the 30 or so homes behind them didn't burn. they're happy to have helped but wish they could have saved more. in fact the company later learned that one of the homes that burned belonged to one of their firefighters. ( robin ) that was j-r stone reporting for us this morning... if you are looking for information on road conditions, evacuation and shelter locations.... you can call the sonoma county information hotline at the number you see on your screen. you can also check to see if loved ones have marked themselves safe on facebo

massive k-mart that was gutted by the flames. been a lot of interest in sky map 7. wanted to give you a closer look because it's valuable in assessing damage from the fire. so many people wondering what happened to homes and work places. flying over coffey park, one of the hardest hit by the fire. flames ripped through and so little is left. google earth overlay shows you what it looked like a week ago. recent satellite imagery that shows houses, trees and sidewalks. take that image way, see what's left? absolute devastation. virtually nothing, a few small blocks of houses somewhere spared by flames. can bring in house number overlay. information so many of you have been asking for. dogwood drive, even numbered houses spared, odd side of the block, completely devastated. that's what sky map 7 has proven useful for and we've had interest in it because of its ability to provide you, the viewers with the information as to what happened with homes and businesses in the fire. we'll continue using this relatively new tool to provide information as we can. find out what ha

if we look up here we can see the giant k-mart store that was completely gutted by those flames. a tool we started using a month ago and it's a tool that has proven more useful than we expected in providing answers to some of the difficult questions in this fire. a neighborhood like coffee park over here, this is a neighborhood that was completely decimated by the flames. we can slow you what this neighborhood used to look like using a google earth overlay. this neighborhood was houses, trees and sidewalks. if we take that overlay away you can see what's left behind. absolute, heart breaking destruction. this is technology that was initially only available to members of the law enforcement community, we hear at abc 7 news are the first station to use it. it has proven useful in getting some of this information out to members of the community who are wondering what happened to their homes after this devastating wild fires, especially some of the area that is remain evacuated even after some of the flames ripped through them. we'll continue to use this technology so we can keep you

if we look up here we can see the giant k-mart store that was completely gutted by those flames. this is a tool we started using a month ago and it's a tool that has proven more useful than we expected in providing answers to some of the difficult questions in this fire. a neighborhood like coffee park over here, this is a neighborhood that was completely decimated by the flames. we can slow you what this neighborhood used to look like using a google earth overlay. this neighborhood was houses, trees and sidewalks. if we take that overlay away you can see what's left behind. absolute, heart breaking destruction. this is technology that was initially only available to members of the law enforcement community, we hear at abc 7 news are the first station to use it. it has proven useful in getting some of this information out to members of the community who are wondering what happened to their homes after this devastating wild fires, especially some of the area that is remain evacuated even after some of the flames ripped through them. we'll continue to use this technology so we can

this was a k mart.n. >> i can feel the heat. >> this rare account of the first moments on scene were recorded, by fire fighter, mike shuckas. >> first thing we were feeling was disbelief. >> over 100. >> what was it that-up are looking at that took your breath away? >> we are expecting to see row of houses, structure of school. something we could save. you know that was the most discouraging part. that's, that's -- you know what we do. we go out and help people. at that point. there was no one to help. >> there was nothing left. >> nothing but homes vanished. homes that were, >> reporter: neighborhoods on the ground look like grids of gray ash from the air. >> oh, my gosh. we saw the scope from the sky. in a national guard helicopter. literally looks like a bomb hit the neighborhood. >> there was one bright spot. the team stopped the flames from advancing. that was the greatest moment. found the row of houses. this is it where we can make a difference. we can stop the fire from spreading further. >> rep

a k-mart. really, it's just unbelievable. at this point, 20,000 people or so have been evacuated. two hospitals actually had to be evacuated. they took the patients south towards san francis dough to get those people to safety. hopefully the weather cr cooperates. things still looking grim. back to you. >> thanks. >>> melania trump slamming ivana trump. the title of first lady. >>reporter: first wife versus first lady. infighting among the har rem read one comment. it started with. vichlt an's book. >> okay, donald. >> well now it's written in h the book tour has begun. ivana described how she talks to her ex-about once every two weeks. >> i have the direct number to white house but i don't like to call there because melania is there and i don't want to cause jealously because i'm first wife or first lady. >> with that little joke, the actual first lady erupted from her spokesperson, milan in a plans to use her title and role to help children, no the sell books. there is clearly no substance to the statement from an ex. this is unfortunately only attention seeking and self-serving

reporting, not only homes but a many businesses burned to the ground as well in the wild fires, the k martcleveland avenue in downtown santa rosa was destroyed. there is one restaurant that we found that is open and it plans to stay open in order to feed people effected by the fires, matt is live in santa rosa tonight with çthat story of generosity. >> reporter: good evening guy, i am at acielos pub in downtown santa rosa, everyone needs to eat and a lot of these businesses are njclosed because lot of workers are dealing with the fire, so this one restaurant stayed open. it's here in downtown santa rosa and lyou can see is a packed house tonight. people at the bar eating dinner, it's hard to find a good meal with the fires going on. i wanted to bring in the owner. why did you choose to stay open? >> i was up at 2:00 in the morning sunday night. i came down to check on my business, i turned the tv on for people that did not have a television, to see what was going on and a lot of people started to gather, i thought, there is a lot of displayed folks and they are going to need to eat. i hea

after driving past a k-mart.heir way to a subdivision, where hundreds of homes had already burned to the ground. the stunning scene of destruction looked like a war zone. from a first responder's camera,s that one firefighter called it the line of sorrow and that's where they made their stand. by late morning. they had stopped the fire from spreading further down the street saving about 30 homes. >> sadly, one home they could not save in the neighborhood belonged to a berkley firefighter. they were forced to leave in the middle of the night with the clothes on their backs. the funds have been approaching their goal. the struggle continues for families. we have more on the efforts. lisa? >> eric, a little goes a long way. that's what those in the community are learning tonight. by bringing things back to basics. by offering a hot cup of chocolate, or a laugh. >> don't do the magic trick, okay, open up your hand. >> reporter: they were treated to an extra special show at the magic aal ice cream shop tonight. evacua

k-mart doesn't like them. lin said it's all good.ate cultures just like k-mart did getting chinese letter tattoos. ( darya ) here are other lin hairstyles throughout the years. so which one was his best look? ( darya ) here is the jeremey lin statement in full. ( darya ) jerry rice is doing his best vince vaughn by crashing people's weddings. ( darya ) is this how it goes down for you jerry? ( darya ) here are some pics of rice in action. ( mark ) opening in theaters this weekend: a sequel to a 35-year-old movie, a survival thriller set in the mountains, and a big-screen take on a beloved t-v series. ( darya ) let's start with a preview of the blade runner. and the buzz keeps building for this movie. ryan gosling stars in the futuristic follow-up, along with original star harrison ford. critics love it, and box office watchers expect it to win the weekend with 45-million dollars or more along with 100-million worldwide as it opens in most international markets this weekend as well. ( mark ) next we have my little pony the movie." the

and then about 2:00 we got an evacuation notice for the area down by k-mart.i told my wife and son to load up the car and with everything they could take and sent them out. and a neighbor of mine and i spent -- we were here until 4:30 in the morning putting out spot fires in our yards until it was too much that you could battle with a fire hose and we left. >> reporter: when you left your house was intact. >> my house was intact and my neighbor stayed another half- hour and they were gone. >> reporter: your house was gonewan half-hour. >> yes. >> reporter: what's -- within a half-hour. >> yes. >> reporter: what's next my been here for 33 years -- next for you. >> i been here 33 years this month and i am just waiting to find out what my insurance is going to cover. i plan to rebuild right in the same place. i mean, i lived here my whole life and 33 years in this house i can't see living anywhere else. >> reporter: and you got out your family out your dog and i don't know if you can see tilly she is whining. so, tilly is here and you got your dog out and your fa

this is the k-mart off of cleveland avenue. this is what it looks like now. the entire building is destroyed. a trader joe's down the street was also damaged. this is what it looked like before. now you can see the building is heavily damaged. this is a home on hadley hill drive in santa rosa. all that was left standing was the front gate and the brick wall. many businesses damaged or destroyed our wineries along the silverado trail. that includes the signarello estate winery. this is what it looked like before the fire and now there is nothing left but build up her -- burned building. signarello is known for its cabernet seven jan but owners say they are not sure what they will do about this year's vintage. fire evacuees are at a shelter in marin county near the civic center. folks are being temporarily housed at the marin center exhibit hall where they are being provided with cots, food and water. as of midnight last night there were about 700 people in the shelter as well as in terra linda and west marin. no donations or volunteers are needed at this time.

this fire has chewed up 27,000 acres taking out a k-mart, several hotels and a high school.t's still out of control. crews say they hope to make progress before the offshore winds return tomorrow. the priority is still saving lives. >> we have a sheer volumes of fire in a large area that we're prioritizing our resources for lives and property. >> speaking of property, this was a quiet residential culde c culdesac. all wiped out in a matter of hours. back to you. >> shepard: claudia cowan live amid the rubble. the weather forecast, less wind today. tomorrow, the winds are expected to pick up. we'll be right back. dynamic performance, so you can own the road. aggressive styling, so you can break away from everyone else. the bold lexus is. experience amazing. >> shepard: surveillance caught trespassers chopping down on pizza doughs. antonios real new york pizza posted this to facebook. it's in estes park, colorado. the pizzeria said the bears aid some salami and the cubs eating the dough. the bears tore a window out of the drive-thru. after some cleaning the shop reopened yeste

aside from homes, fountain grove inn, hilton sonoma wine country hotel, k-mart in santa rosa. >> kohl's on airway drive, weet t's restaurant, and oakmont of villa capri in santa rosa. few of the businesses that are

the "wall street journal" reports, sears which owns k-mart will sellff inventory and stop listing whirlpoolrands which has -- whirlpool will make products for sears kenmore brands. as recently as 2002 sears sold four out of ten home appliances in america but has struggled amid the likes of home depot, amazon and costco. with the cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> thank you landon. your neighborhood could be the new home of amazon. amazon received 238 proposals for head quarters to, including a dozen in our neighborhood. d.c. proposed four different sites. there are bids in rockville, silver spring, greenbelt, maryland plus a potential site near dulles airport. the second headquarters is supposed to create 50,000 new jobs, many of which are expected to pay $100,000 or more. that's a big chunk of change >>> amazon is making it easier to order food now. next month you'll be able to order delivery. for now, the service will only be available in the northeast part of the united states, including here in d.c. >> alexa send me chuckle cakes and french fries. >>> there is a cheaper option

a furniture store, a k mart, just so much devastation, brooke. about the evacuations at that hospital, as a matter of fact, two hospitals entirely evacuated this morning. when i was driving, i saw streams of ambulances headed south towards marin county and san francisco taking those critically ill patients to different hospitals to make sure that they were safe, and, brooke, the smoke has been incredibly thick as well. just want to share just a personal story. at 2:00 in the morning, my wife woke up, she smelled smoke in our house. we actually live in san francisco, 50 miles away, the odor was really strong. check all of the rooms, checked on our kids and subsequently learned that the smoke was coming from napa, an hour away, and that's how far the smoke traveled. the winds were so strong, blew smoke all the way to san francisco. the entire city there also smelled like a wildfire, but just the devastation that we're seeing in this area is amazing. i'm not sure the authorities have a total concept of what we're dealing with. >> just thinking about

. >>> not only homes, so many businesses burned to the ground in these fires, both the k-mart store and porte villarte restaurant burned to the ground, but one restaurant plans to stay open to feed the people reported by the fires. >> reporter matt mendez is live in santa rosa with that story tonight. >> reporter: good evening. we are in downtown santa rosa off mendocino and fifth. there are only a few restaurants and businesses open. if you've been down here, you know that, many people impacted by the wildfire. so we did find this business that was very crowded earlier. there's still some people enjoying a nice meal here. i want to bring in the owner here. thank you so much for letting us talk to you. talk a little bit about why you stayed open. >> yesterday everything was pretty devastating for a lot of people and there was a lot of people misplaced out of their homes and i've been through this before. i've owned a tavern over 35 years and you can't call yourself a true neighborhood tavern unless you're open during times , just for people to get together and get information and find o

the coffee park neighborhood, the hilton hotel, a trader joe's store and a k-mart. >>> in napa county, several landmarks have been damaged or destroyed. they include the signarello estate winery. the solar water resort and spa. >> and the wildfires have forced the closure of schools in different counties, all public schools and sonoma county will be closed today. that includes sonoma state university and santa rosa junior college. schools and the napa valley unified school district will also stay closed today. to see a list of the school closures, go to ktvu.com. >>> why the current death toll is 11, there is fear that final number could be worse. authorities are working for more than 100 people who are listed as missing this morning. friends and family have been scrabbling to locate loved ones. cell phone service has been spotty making it difficult to find people. sonoma county said it's possible many of the missing are safe but cannot be reached because of loss of cell phone service and other problems with communication. >>> at least one death is reported in mendocino county blamed

ordered early, we established unified command with city effort, and we set up our staging area at a k-mart parking center in santa rosa. that was not a good spot so we moved an hour later to fire station three. we had three immediate strike teams. 25 other strike teams inbound, and it was all we could do to, you know put engines in the right place. we had every resour in the county. we recalled every firefighter in the city of santa rosa. with that kind of wind, that fire, i'm not sure when it started but for us it blew into santa rosa around midnight, a little bit earlier. by morning time the fire was about 25 to 30,000 acres. so, it came in hard. it was very very windy, very dry wind. and it was very taxing for the entire city. >> all right, that is from authorities today holding a news conference updating everyone, the media in particular on what's been happening today as they try to access where we are at this moment. >> we think it's worth reiterating that there is going to be a mand curfew starting 30 minutes from now in the areas of sonoma county that is under that mandatory evacuat

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ordered early, we established unified command with city effort, and we set up our staging area at a k-mart parking center in santa rosa. that was not a good spot so we moved an hour later to fire station three. we had three immediate strike teams. 25 other strike teams inbound, and it was all we could do to, you know put engines in the right place. we had every resour in the county. we recalled every firefighter in the city of santa rosa. with that kind of wind, that fire, i'm not sure when it started but for us it blew into santa rosa around midnight, a little bit earlier. by morning time the fire was about 25 to 30,000 acres. so, it came in hard. it was very very wind. and it was very taxing for the entire city. >> all right, that is from authorities today holding a news conference updating everyone, the media in particular on what's been happening today as they try to access where we are at this moment. >> we think it's worth reiterating that there is going to be a mand curfew starting 30 minutes from now in the areas of sonoma county that is under that mandatory evacuation zone. they a

measure within our legal ability as a municipality say, all right we can't stop adults from walking in, k-martt we're going to stop kids from having them in public. >> so if a kid you see a 16 year old with a stun gun you'll snatch it from them? >> absolutely. >> i don't know. what's the other side of the argument just real quickly? >> bet their than real guns. >> so somebody literally said to me when we introduced this i would rather get robbed with a stun gun than real gun. i said how about not getting robbed at all? >> welshing ya. >> but when you think about it councilman, we've done about two robbery stories just this morning so you would another get robbed but the reality it could happen. >> all progressive violence. we want to stop the source of violence. but we want to protect children from themselves. >> what do you think? get on twitter. we are going to have a lot of opinion on this, councilman. good to see you. did you wear fancy socks today? >> you know what, your partner start in the city council was a thing called sock game. we kin yacht a johnson and myself came to do another st

this was a k-mart. and you can see aisle after charred aisle behind me.gutman, abc news, santa rosa. >> just unbelievable to see those images. and we hope to see more reunions like that with these people who are missing. meanwhile, firefighters in southern california are having a better time battling brush fires near disneyland. >> thousands of people evacuated from the anaheim area were allowed to return home. that fire is now 40% contained after dozens of homes were damaged or destroyed. firefighters are hoping to go on the offensive hoping to keep any embers from igniting again. >> and the firefighters are hoping for cooler weather and calmer winds. >> accuweather's paul williams is here to tell us what they are in store for. good morning paul. >> good morning kendis, diane. we still have a high pressure system that's keeping it bone dry throughout the southwest as a whole. it would be nice if this cold front would meander and bring a little wet weather our way, but that's simply not happening. there will be a deeper dip in the jet stream, which will d

we found a k-mart that was entire lilbuly burnt to the grod the hilton hotel and the local landmark inn and the wineries which make up such a critical part of the local tourism industry here during the fall here and that has a huge impact on napa and sonoma county lets take a look at some of those wineries that are impacted paradise ridge here in santa rosa, that was completely decimated by the fire as well and in napa, we know white rock vineyards and william hill and chimney rock, no doubt that list will continue to roll longer and longer, tim cook sent out a tweet, he writes the following, "our thoughts are with our bay area friends and neighbors affected by the wild fires please stay safe." we came in yesterday, we can smell and see the smoke, it was thick and we were 60 miles south of there that's how powerful and high these winds were back to you. >> aditi roy in santa rosa >>> disney should be flying high with a new "star wars" debut the film's buzz is over shadowed boo -- by the president's tweet going after an espn anchor >> we'll talk to the number one investor next. i think

let's close the gun show loophole that allows anyone to go into one of these k-mart killing machines without with a background check. let's close the loopholes that allows straw purchases to buy guns and flood our streets with them. let's are repeal -- take away the gun manufacturers liability. placa should stand for protecting lives, creating arms and accountability. we must realize that the epidemic of gun violence is a public health emergency and we must treat it that way. we must fully fund this critical research agenda at the centers for disease control and give the c.d.c. the resources that it needs. you will hear lots of people say that now is not the time is politicize this tragedy, that talking about legislation is insensitive and wrong. the only thing the n.r.a. wants more than to sell lots of gun silencers is to put a silencer on the debate about gun safety legislation. the only thing the n.r.a. wants more than allowing nationwide conceal carry laws is to conceal the overwhelming support for background checks. the only thing the n.r.a. wants more than to stifle smart gun t

the names are disappearing from k-mart stores as well. apparently had a falling out over pricing. the latest blow to the once-dominant retailer which has closed several stores. >>> this is sad news. global wine production is expected to fall to its lowest level in 50 years. the international wine industry blames bad weather in europe with production hitting historic lows in france, italy and spain. the forecast doesn't take into account the recent wildfires that swept through california's region, but much of the harvest there was completed about the fires. >> are you going to be okay? >> i think i'll be all right. it means drink up what's there now. >>> so people think wine is the secret to happiness. >> but albert einstein had another idea. he wrote down his secret to happiness. and the famous note just sold at auction for $1.3 million. for a note. but we're going to give you the answer right here for free. >> so the note says a calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness. ei

. >> standing in front of what used to be a k mart, burnt now.n fully engulfed. >> breaking news from pakistan where the country's military rescued an american woman and her family from a group connected to the pal ban. >>> as the list of his accusers grows, harvey weinstein is expressing remorse and key phiance. he told the paparazzi he is hoping for a second chance >>> president trump is meeting resistance with his tax plan >>> because details are yet to emerge, out side analysts wonder if the tax cuts will produce growth >>> wednesday's anounment, the most significant in history. when it was founded to teach boys about loyalty, bravery and kindness. >>> big news. a painting of jesus has been rediscovered and experts say it could fetch up to $100 million at auction. this is interesting. jesus christ is both the subject of the painting and what everyone screams when they heard how much it is going to cost. >>> this morning's eye opener at 8:00 is sponsored by brighthouse financial established by metlife. ♪ >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king an

also a k-mart and a ammunition store. 571 structures destroyed in santa rosa. 16,000 more structures threatened this morning. >> and we should update you as some of the people who perished in the fire. this lady was wheelchair-bound and she has now been confirmed killed by the fire according to family members this morning. her more -- her name is christina hansen. her father is in the hospital with third-degree burns, recovering this morning. >> so many people could not get out. 16 people were unable to get out of their homes. they are being identified this morning. again, 16 people so far listed as deceased in these fires.>> this is the atlas peak fire in napa county . cal fire says this has spread. it has burned as far north as the robertson ski vineyards -- robert since key -- sinskey vinyards.>> yesterday there were over 400 wineries in the north bay. we will see a number of them that did not make it. that will affect tourism and affecting those who live and work in the area. a number of different have -- different fires have broken out . >> and this is the patrick fire in napa o

there is a k-mart over there and also two gas stations. pretty rampant fire in this area. you can see the firefighters out there. it is pretty severe. there is a big ball of fire over in that area . it is very intense. this reminds me of that shot from "gone with the wind" with all that fire. that is what you see here on both sides of the freeway, just fire raging on both sides of the freeway. i will take this off my shoulder and i will show you kaiser permanente. bear with me. you can see kaiser permanente right over here and the fire just right behind the hospital. for now, the hospital seems to be okay. you can see all the cop cars and fire engines going back and forth in the area. right over on bicentennial way off of 101. many emergency vehicles in the area because of the surrounding fires. they are just trying to get a handle on it and to get people out of harms way. >> thank you, yoli . fire everywhere. you smell smoke everywhere . it is because of the incredible winds that we have this morning. when one fire breaks out, in napa, and it spread all the way over here.

that's on the floor that needs to be hung back up again >> it's been a long-running problem with k-martmuch -- it was pretty shocking. >> as you continue to invest less in the business >> if you can't is a something nice, you don't want to say it it was pretty shocking >> today is the third monday in october. 30 years since the 1987 stock market plunge that came to be known as blackmon. now trading it's gained even more sophistication in the decades since then, but it's become more and more automated joining us is jack otter, editor at large for otter magazine. he says that the markets could be at risk for another computer driven accident. mike santelli is also here he is cnbc senior market commentator, and it's things rhyme, i think, right, jack? they don't necessarily repeat themselves i remember so well portfolio insurance and the combination of that with arbitrage trading. everyone thought i have portfolio insurance. what would be similar now, i might think, is that people are -- there's a lot of rules based investing, and if everyone decides a rule has been breached, then they coul

let's close the gun show loophole that allows anyone to go into one of these k-mart killing machines without with a background check. let's close the loopholes that allows straw purchases to buy guns and flood our streets with them. let's are repeal -- take away the gun manufacturers liability. placa should stand for protecting lives, creating arms and accountability. we must realize that the epidemic of gun violence is a public health emergency and we must treat it that way. we must fully fund this critical research agenda at the centers for disease control and give the c.d.c. the resources that it needs. you will hear lots of people say that now is not the time is politicize this tragedy, that talking about legislation is insensitive and wrong. the only thing the n.r.a. wants more than to sell lots of gun silencers is to put a silencer on the debate about gun safety legislation. the only thing the n.r.a. wants more than allowing nationwide conceal carry laws is to conceal the overwhelming support for background checks. the only thing the n.r.a. wants more than to stifle smart gun t