. >> the kincade fire footprint and the area of our infrastructure that is within the footprint or adjacent to it, those folks will remain out of service until we have authorization to get in there and start repairing our equipment under t >> pg&e says there are 156 confirmed incidents of damage to the electric system. they say the damage could have led to wildfire ignitions if the power lines were energized. >> as for the kincade fire itself, it is 60% contained now and remains just under 70,000 acres. >> some evacuation warnings have been lifted and tens of thousands of structures are still threatened. healdsburg's mayor praised the down's residents for evacuating. thinking community has learned to be prepare and to stay calm. i believe that's one of the key elements that our first responders full access. >> smart train service has been fully restored in couoffis e ba. rep lreutz joins us once again from geyserville. >> liz, you met a family who invite you'd to go with them as they saw what was left of their home. what did you find? >> good evening, dan and dion. bernadette and her husban

de calabaz gorila tambien recibio ♪ ♪ ♪ los bomberos logran contener mÁs de la mitad de incendio kincades llamas continÚan. se lleva acabo el vi mero voto en cÁmara baja que podrÍa terminar en juicio polÍtico contra trump. >>> esta tarde tiroteo en que se vieron involucrados pri policÍas del san josÉ en ♪ autoridad no hubo oficiales >>> puede buenas tardes. gracias por su sintonÍa. aunque incendio de kincade sigue avanzando cal fire avanza por contenerlo. >>> aquiles decimos mÁs. >>> alaridodor de 64 mil personas en sonoma, por fin pudieron volver a sus casas, ya que departamento de alguacil cancelÓ orden de evacuaciÓn obligatoria. y esto porque de acuerdo a cal fire, el incendio equikincade h sido contenido en 60%. para quien no h cenizas y olor a humo. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). isabel contreras fue una de estas personas que fue evacuada de emergencia. >>> agarramos lo que pudimos l salimos, dormimos en los carros pero gracias a dios vamos a regresar a nuestro hogar. >>> pero hoy es afortunada de regresar a su casa. >>> aquÍ, vivos y nuestra casa estÁ bien. >>> aunque otros, aÚn esperan q

the kincade fire stands at nearly 78,000 acres and is 65% contained. agencies involved in this say there was better communication involved this time. many lessons were learned from the toouubbs fire. for one, alert systems were upgraded. there was better organization during the kincade fire. >> we did have time to somewhat organize and not create this mass chaos of organizing these mass evacuations and that's what really helped us in having no casualties during this incident. >> residents remain under mandatory evacuation orders, the sheriff's office says those evacuations will remain in place until crews can get into burn areas and evaluate the damage. full containment is expected to be next thursday but that can change. lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> it is day two of a food drive for the victims of the kincade fire today. hundreds of people came together for the event yesterday and to help evacuees have a special halloween. some of the kids were first to grow up fast when they were forced from their homes. so organizers threw together

. >>> the kincade fire burning in sonoma county is now 65% contained. the fire has been burning since last wednesday night more than a week and it's destroyed 349 homes, sheds, and buildings. and air quality advisories are in effect for the upper portion of the north bay. air quality managers say the alert was called because of the continued smoke. healthy air quality readings in that area. >>> pg &e says only 1400 customers still don't have service from that planned outage. an additional 1200 customers are also without power. >>> and a new pg&e report says its first planned power outages may help fires. utility filed the information in federal court yesterday as part of its required reporting following the criminal case back in 2010. pg&e says its crews controlled the 5,000 mile line. >>> pge's ceo was asked about the outages. >> for us, the main thing is we didn't cause any fires or we didn't burn down any houses. the kincade fire is still under investigation i got that but one of the things we did was give them the opportunity to refill the refrigera

the kincade fire pet rescue and reunification facebook page... it has posts showing photos and descriptions of animals that have been found. the page is run by "no boundaries animal rescue", which is run by volunteers. we have a link to the page on our website at kron-4 dot com. (ken) p-g&e is now being blamed for causing at least five bay area fires in the past week. all this -- despite several rounds of its power shutoffs to prevent wild fires. new video shows p-g-and-e power lines started a fire on bethel island early sunday morning. you can see sparks coming froma power line along gateway road. contra costa fire officials say pg&e's equipment also started a fire in oakley that same sunday morning. (ken) pg&e is also under investigation for two lafayette fires over the weekend and the

either because of the power shut off or the kincade fire. the redwood empire food bank is activating its emergelcy response program to help here's one location go to pick up free food tomorrow, there are locations throughout santa rosa. healdsburg and more just check kron 4 dot com to find out more details. an animal shelter is helping another shelter after the kincade fire displaces many critters from their homes, how one bay area shelter isn't leaving any animals behind will tell you that story after the break. >>also a key vote on the impeachment inquiry, the house launching a new phase of that investigation what it could mean for the president. >>those powerful offshore winds have been retired is a little bit of a drift on shore going on for tonight bring some of that marine layer to san francisco in a little bit along the bay, however it's a cold night ahead, look at your forecast around the for news continues. >>back to our top story tonight, the kincade fire fire crews are getting the upper hand now making a lot of progress and here's

after the kincade fire tore through. she asked us to be with her. >> this is my house. >> sadly there was nothing left. ashes where her families long time compound once stood. >> i really want to dig in in there and see if my -- it will take so long to dig through that. see if anything survived. >> here's a picture of the house before. >> my parents room. >> this hotel is now home for ramona and two generations of her family. >> we only got a garbage bag of clothes and bag that i threw together of just pictures. >> the precious family pictures are all she had time to grab. which the kincade fire was raging through. >> this is my grandmother. and my grandfather. getting married. i'm so glad this one was saved. >> yeah. i'm glad the horse got out. >> they are feeling lucky they got horses out. her family compound on pine flat road was built in 1911. >> the second i found out it was burned down. i was like okay, now i have to revaluate my future. i planned on spending my life up there. >> she did. despite all of this heartb

. >>> an update on the kincade fire in sonoma county. cal fire announced the fire is now 68% contained. fire crews say they are making significant progress on the fire and the fire did not grow overnight. it remained at 121 miles and then it went up from 45% to 68%. so far, the fire has destroyed 352 structures including 167 homes. sonoma county is helping property owners who may have suffered heavy financial losses. the board of supervisors approved the measure unanimously declaring a local state of emergency. supervisors needed to take action because they are concerned the county may not be eligible for federal disaster funding. they prayed to the community for perseverance and the tireless work of firefighters. they supported those that were affected. >> i think it was the right thing to do and there were no civilian fatalities and injuries. there was a little bit of traffic but we can put up with that. i think it was the right thing to do. >> supervisors agreed to extend previous emergency declaration that was called due to the recen

. ♪ por otra parte, a pesar de que el incendio kincade no se ha sofocado en su totalidad, cientos deados por la amenaza de las llamas, regresaron a sus casas. pese atenciÓn, mÁs de 180,000 personas desplazadas comenzaron a volver a sus hogares, esto a pesar de que el incendio carcinomas de 77,000 acres loco 76%. en total, fueron 70 -- 175 casas calcinadas, mientras otras permanecen amenazadas. al menos 400 prisioneros del estado estÁn ayudando a combatir las llamas de kincade, esto como parte de un programa que proporciona ayuda a las agencias federales y estatales ante desastres naturales. sÓlo quienes tienen buen comportamiento pueden participar en el programa. tienen el mismo entrenamiento que los bomberos. quiero recordarles, que usted puede ver y leer todo lo relacionado con el incendio kincade, en nuestra aplicaciÓn. es gratis. se prohÍben las fiestas tras el mortal tiroteo ocurrido la noche de hlo la compaÑÍa crearÁ con un equipo especializado en acabar con las fiestas y responsabilizar a quienes se violen las reglas. el evento se promocionÓ a travÉs de las re sociales, atrajo

. >>> now an update on the kincade fire. we expect new damage totals but fire crews say they are making significant progress. 45% up to 65% in just a day. some sheds and other buildings. . >>> sonoma county is speeding up. a measure declaring a local state of the decision for mass evacuations that affecting some 180,000 people. >> i think it was the right thing to do and that's evidence by no civilian fatalities or injuries. yeah, there's a little bit of traffic but i think we can put up with that. i think it was the right thing to do. >> supervisors also agreed to extend a previous emergency declaration. >>> many people in sonoma county are trying to get back to normal and recover as well. one thing that helped kids in santa rosa took to the streets last night all afternoon people lined up at the largest fire in sonoma county. many people are still in need of food and supplies. >> nothing's prech. >> i think everything helps. i haven't worked since thursday of last week another donation included 100 backs bahhings of cannot

the kincade fire hit the winery on chalk hill road early last sunday morning. according to a post on the winery's website, much of its wine storage is offsite so there was little damage to inventory. >>> there are many ways you can help people impacted by the kincade fire. we have information on our website at abc7 news.com. >>> new details on the wildfire burning in southern california. all evacuation orders were lifted today in the maria fire burning in ventura county. firefighters say that fire is 50% contained. it has burned nearly 15 square miles. three buildings were destroyed and more than 11,000 people were evacuated. >>> president trump is threatening to cut federal money spent to fight wildfires in california. the president also renewed his attacks on how california deals with wildfire hazards and the leadership of governor gavin news newsom. >> the governor doesn't know, he's like a child, he doesn't know what he's doing. i've been telling him for two years they've got to take care of it. every year, it's always california. it's rarely somebody else

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. >>> a community resource center is opening to help people from the kincade fire. state and volunteer organizations will connect residents to the resources and information that they need. that the heels bur community center will open at 10:00 this morning. agencies will help togetherness tis and deal with insurance and dispose of debris. meantime, the fire is now 78% contained this morning. progress has all but stopped with full containment by thursday. flames scorched nearly 78,000 acres so far. all evacuation orders from the kincade fire have been lifted. >>> meanwhile sonoma county is keeping some schools closed, because of the fire. they will be closed altoday and wind store unified will stay closed through wednesday. >>> the governor is fighting

juan carlos: el incendio kincade se encuentra controlado en el 60 por ciento.os, alicia y jorge se quedaron en la casa de ella. >> es un incertidumbre muy grande, porque bÁsicamente está uno sin saber lo que va a pasar. >> cuando dejas todo esto, pues te olvidas de la casa y quieres saldar tu vida. >> uno pasa por muchas emociones. realmente, el regresar a su casa es bÁsicamente como que la comprarÁ uno por primera vez. juan: por suerte, su casa no sufriÓ daÑos y se encuentra en perfectas condiciones. mientras tanto, los miembros de una familia, originaria de michoacÁn, se unieron e hicieron muchÍsimos tamales. esto, como gesto de agradecimiento para los bomberos por todo lo que estÁn haciendo por esta comunidad. >> unos 1500 tamales, los nÚmeros exponen su vida y dejan a sus familias para combatir incendios como este. >> hay que poner algo de nuestra parte, no? mÁs vale un buen desayuno, unos tamalitos calientitos. hicimos champurrado, pero se nos terminÓ porque son demasiados los que nos han visitado. juan: a su casa so, aunque hubo familias que lamentablemen

>>the kincade fire continues to burn in sonoma county. but firefighters are making good headway in their firefighting efforts cal fire lifted evacuation warnings for many areas in the county we are back and we're happy to be back people in healdsburg returned home friday, this kind of disorienting being out of the house and not knowing what was going on to city was one of the first evacuation centers when the kincade fire broke out on october 23th and swepinto geyserville erratic winds feel the fire healdsburg residents were forced out of their homes again down the fence staff to we needed and they ca like every around the 6 clouds back hashing get up and down this was the scene on october 25th plumes of smoke filling the sky 7 days later clear blue skies at th ext spot. a picture many residents inhis healdsbg neighborhood are happy to see really grateful. the kincade fire in pg any p wer shut o made the situation worse. some have been away from their homes for more than a week homes were stroyed on chalk hill road. these homes were spare

kincade fire. >>kron four's maureen kelly found that there are still many hazards that they're dealing with us. >>are still signs of life in the evacuation zone, this buck surprised tree cutters out on top road in windsor. they're cutting down a stand of eucalyptus trees damaged by the king cake fire. before they fall down on their own. a lot of these trees have burned out hanging branches it could possibly fall on personnel walking through or driving through. >>and the are burned out so it's a pretty big likelihood that these could fall over on do so and driving by just trying to get home not. >>far away a handmade sign posted reads thank you first responders many homes in this area were saved, but not all. robin montana passed ran took me to serve a wreckage off chalk hill road in healdsburg this is all that's left are fathers home a 47 years. she helped the 94 year-old his caregiver and his dog evacuate to her home in santa rosa on saturday. they were forced to flee once again when her area was

residentes afectadas por el incendio kincade reciben ayuda al regresar a sus hogares.un empleado del bart le salvÓ la vida a un hombre que cayÓ a las vÍas del tren. vea las imÁgenes. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14 solo a las 11:00 p.m.. tu gente, tu voz. paola: muy buenas noches, soy paola virrueta. ramÓn: y ramón adorne, gracias por su compaÑÍa. mire usted, hoy vamos a comenzar el noticiero con una propuesta completamente distinta.vamos a estar presentando un proyecto especial de noticias univisiÓn 14. paola: son historias de nuestra gente. jÓvenes nacidos o criados en estados unidos, que llevan a mÉxico en su corazÓn. estÁn cambiando la cara de nuestra zona. un muchacho nos cuenta cÓmo tiene su herencia tan en alto. reportera: muy buenas noches, hoy conoceremos a un joven que ha acaparado las redes sociales, simplemente siendo Él. con su cultura, su dinamismo. ha logrado mÁs de 100,000 suscripciones en youtube, y millones de seguidores en las diferentes plataformas en lÍnea. Él es verdaderamente un personaje. >> mi gente, s

kincade has triggered air quality alerts for the bay area. we'll hear from an expe on how best to protect yourself. >>> good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom i'm sara farmer. we begin with the fire in king county. the kincade fire was roughly 70% contained, burning more than 77,000 acres and destroyed more than 300 structures in sonoma county. residents began returning to their home on wednesday. many fled to evacuation centers in petaluma staying there for several days. some have lotheir homes, pets, or lost income from jobs or bunesses that had to close. joining me now terry who was forced to leave her home in windsor d martha bodell who had to temporarily close her business in santa clara and bewindsor use of the kincade fire. thank you both so much for joining me day especially considering what's going on in your lives. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> and martha you own a business in sonoma county. you have offices in santa rosa and windsor. whatas e impact of the kincade fire on your ssbusi >> both businesses were shut d

the kincade fire hit the winery on chalk hill road early last sunday morn.uch of the wine storage was off site so there's little damag to inventory. >>> some families got help restocking refrigerators after the evacuations and pg&e shut offs. the redwood empire food bank was distributing canned goods and more. >> people fled south, so we were in clove dale yesterday. we're just trying to follow the need. we hadn't been in this neighborhood just yet. >> central kitchen was there to serve a hot meal and give out water. >>> after a long day, the new york city marathon came to a close at about 9:00 p.m. local time tonight. these final finishers pushed through. a kenyan womas the first across the finish line. >> just seconds off the course record. >> so much joy. jocelyn won the women's division of the today's new york city marathon while joined on the men's side. he is the 10th runner to win at least two new york marathons. hundreds of thousands of fans cheered on runners and joggers through all five borrows of new york city. >> what would a new york marathon be

. >>> mientras tanto kincade ya ha consumido 76 mil Ácres y 273 estructuras desde que comenzÓ pero aha mejorado en esta Área ayudando a bomberos a contener este incendio. >>> mÁs personas pueden regresar a sus hogares. >>> estÁ un poco... >>> se espera que vientos de santa ana continÚen hasta maÑana por eso que todo el sur defornÁ advertencia roja extrema, l pue >>> mucho peligro tambiÉn en el sur. >>> bueno, con esto parece qr los incendios no dan tregua en california. esto ocurriÓ a la 1:40, la cruz roja y escuela pacific, inls ta. >>> si no levantan la evacuaciÓn del a e Área van a esperar mas personas por la tarde. de acuerdo a la autoridad hay mil 350 personas desalojadas y la orden de evacuaciÓn sigue vigente. >>> miles pna en san diego han sido afectados por apagones programados. bueno el corte suministro fue por que los vientos de santa ana pao drap derribarÍneas y profesvocar incendios como los hemos vivido. algunos comerciantes abrieron sus negocios. >>> no podemos estar sin trabajar. >>> el mayor reto para dueÑos de negocio mantener productos frescos ya que no tienen re fr

so far the kincade fire destroyed 349 structures, we also asked pg tonight how these fires are happeningpite shut. often, here's what ceo and president bill johnson had to say. >>how would you respond to these customers frustrated that we're still seeing these fires despite shut offs. >>we've shown here damage of over 300 instances of things that could have caused fires and major fires and you saw the pictures behind marcus he was talking. lines down debris in lines all of which. can cause catastrophic wildfire. so in a wind event like we had that may have caused some of those fires you referenced i haven't seen the report said. really allocated that you could have a fire in any instance, the so i think what we've done is mitigated and avoided. numerous the things that could have been catastrophic fire. >>johnson also said tonight that he believes the majority of the fires are because of climate. well we'll have more on his responses coming up at 9 reporting live in san francisco tailored to sackey kron 4 news killers. thank you now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outsi

and enjoying the time. >> 50% of the proceeds will support kincade fire relief. the raffle started at 6:00 p.m. and tickets were sold until the end of the 3rd quarter. >>> all right. checking in on a little bit see fog at the gate. fog coming in to san francisco, below 19th avenue. it is back. it is going to stick around. it is not throughout bay. it will hang in the coastal section but it will pinch through the golden gate bridge. sfo, no issues there. we have winds out of the north, northwest right now. and that is allowing the fog to exist. there is a little bit of an offshore flow. the winds are flat. what does that mean? more of the same tomorrow. fog at the coast. mild day. overnight lows on the cool side. fog tomorrow morning. and then see what it does? right in there. just a flat pressure gradient. temperatures tomorrow will be like today. maybe a couple low 80s. take a look at the high- pressure system that will send everything up over the top. even rain. no rain in the forecast here for a while. not for at least a week and beyond that perhaps. no big wi

and now an update on the kincade fire.pect new damage totals but fire crews say they are making significant progress. containment went from 45% to 65% in just a single day. so far the fire has destroyed 349 homes, sheds, and other buildings. >> many people and organizations are pitching in to help those who have been disrupted, their lives in the middle of the kin cade fire. ramkins culinary school prepared a halloween dinner for people in need. the school bought three back up generators to keep it going. they are doing their part to help people who have been through a lot. >> we're really happy to provide some meals for people bho have had a with all these fires. >> the food was delivered to peoplelaluth. the dinner served about 250 250 people in sonoma county many of whom have not had a warm meal in several days. >> they call it the maria fire ventura county fire says it's burned more than 8,000 acres and zero containment. >> highest concerns are life safety. >> firefighters say at least two structures have been lost. th

as you look at the damage left behind from the kincade fire, to this specific structure, the soda rock winery in healdsburg but the hazardous waste clean-up process will begin at some point today and that process will last at least three weeks. in healdsburg, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of clean-up to do there. thank you, pete. >>> taking a live look outside, palo alto another nice day. a little haze in the sky. meteorologist kari hall is here with the forecast. we're in the same pattern. >> yeah, we are. and it is so warm for this time of the year. we for goat we are not supposed to be this warm in the middle of november so as we look outside in walnut creek, starting to warm up there as well. notice how hazy it is. we've had some very poor air quality and reduced air quality as the clouds have been moving in upstream so we're seeing now as we look at our air quality moderate air quality with the yellow dots indicating some drifts of smoke coming in, k -- being trapped near the surface as the air is not moving around. not much of a wind either. as we take a live look out

empezamos con el incendio kincade.a enorme labor de miles de bomberos, finalmente da seÑales de poder ser consumido. preste atenciÓn. mÁs de 180,000 personas desplazadas comenzaron a volver a sus hogares. de siniestro carcinomas de 77,000 acres. lo importante es que los departamento de bomberos ya lo controlan en un 78%. en total fueron 175 casas calcinadas, mientras 405 permanecen amenazadas. un sismo de magnitud 4.2 sacudiÓ un halcón de sonoma, justamente por una de las cuadrillas de bomberos luchan por controlar el incendio kincade. el temblor se sintiÓ : ayer tambiÉn un sismo --a una semana de haberse quedado casi por completa una bodega de vinos, sus puertas abrieron nuevamente hoy. la mayorÍa del inventario de vinos estuvo a salvo, de que se almacenan fuera de los niÑos. los presos detenidos escaparon de la cÁrcel del condado monterrey, en salinas esta maÑana. santos fonseca fue acusado de dos delitos de homicidioe intento de robo el aÑo pasado en salinas. tambiÉn se trata de jonathan salazar, de 20 aÑos, en cone

they were evacuated on october 26 as the kincade fire threatened the town of windsor. was some spent time with family and friends, the majority went to another brooke deal facility 135 miles away in scotts valley. >> i have made good friends here. and i feel comfortable here. it's a beautiful place and it's just good. >> but we talked about it all the time and said, god, we wish we were back there again. we really did. >> we felt kind of trapped down there but trying to have a good time but we couldn't wait to get home so finally we got our act together and got our buses together and here we are finally. now we can resume our life again. >> the residents and staff at the center say they owe an enormous debt of gratitude to firefighters and other first responders. >>> in part two of our zip trip today, we spoke with some of the firefighters who were on the front lines of the kincade fire. many of whom were volunteers who stepped up to defend their community. claudine wong brings us this story from geyserville. >> reporter: for the town of geyserville the kincade fire wa

the kincade fire scorched 78,000 acres. cal fire says the flames destroyed 174 homes. >>> smoke from the kincade fire is mostly gone, but the economic recovery will take much longer. wayne freedman spent yesterday at alexander valley in healdsburg where some business owners are doing better than others. >> reporter: in healdsburg there remains a distinct difference between perceptions and realities. at this hotel, the general manager deals with it now when dealing with inquiries from guests. >> is the hotel open? are you safe? is the town safe? can i go wine tasting? >> reporter: you might call it the adjacent to disaster proximity effect. on the surface, it looks completely normal. for the sake of comparison, here is video from downtown night, not a soul in sight. all evacuated. ghostly, and during the peak of harvest tourist season. >> it is not something that we plan on. >> reporter: not in will seppy's iconic bakery or around the proverbial corner in the alexander valley where vineyards suffered extreme losses. we first

the kincade fire has burned more than 77,000 acres. it's now 78% contained. crews hope to get full containment by thursday. liz kreutz is live with more. liz? >> good morning. we snow know sonoma county has been through this before, and this community center will help anyone impacted by the fire. from cleaning up homes, to permitting information for those rebuilding. lots of services for many people. this has been a difficult time for the community. i want to show you this video of how the community is coming together. folks gathered in windsor yesterday to thank first responders who saved lives and property. >> they saved our town. thousands and thousands of firemen stayed here and saved our town. i don't know why. there's no words. >> it's just really sentimental to see that. here at the healdsburg community center, this will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. today, tomorrow and wednesday, open to those impacted by the kincade fire, not just those who lost their homes. someone over the weekend has not been able to return home because of smoke damage. so

a little bit of remnant smoke from the kincade fire. but then around the rest of the bay area as high pressure strengthens to the middle part of the week, we could see our first winter-type spare the air days ahead. air pollution may be a story mid week. mostly 40s around the bay. some north bay valleys may still se0s, but not as cold as the 20s and 30s and frost advisories we had over the last few nights. now, for tomorrow afternoon we say dress in layers because you have 30s and 40s in the valley in the morning. highs ranging from the 80s in morgan hill and san martin and 78 degrees in san jose. tri-valley looking good upper 70s close to 70 in san francisco and 76 degrees in santa cruz. so here is the reason why we're not likely to see any rain at least over the next seven days. high pressure centered off to the west. as we go through the week, we'll begin to see that ridge re-center just off the coast there in southern california. notice by the end of the week, at least we're starting to see storms moving back into the pacific northw

the kincade fire is still under investigation. i got that. one of the things we did was give them the opportunity to actually refill their refrigerator because their house is still there. >> oh. customers living near the kincade fire won't have electricity until pg&e inspects lines in the fire zone. pg&e says it found 156 confirmed incidents of damage to the electrical system. >>> happening today in san francisco. students will be on strike calling for action from governor newsom and pg&e. ea action on ding that the energy crisis in climate emergency. organizers say they want a green new deal which provides relief to those impacted by climate chaos and creates millions of new jobs. the strike will start at 10:00 this morning at pg&e headquarters on beale street. >>> in the south bay, one man is dead after an officer-involved shooting in san jose. it happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. amanda has more on the investigation. >> reporter: an expansive crime scene took over part of san jose on thursday as a fatal officer-involved shooting wa

still ahead the kincade fire not only displaced people but a lot of animals. >>helping area shelters are helping each other to save them. also a key vote today on the impeachment inquiry against president trump. the white house is reacting and a lot of families relying on generators janet pg e power shut off but if you're not familiar with them they can do more harm than good what uou need to know before you buy o there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>a lot of people have been using generators during the power shut off. but now one is being blamed for a house fire happened in pollack pines in el dorado county officials say a home was destroyed after generator sparked a fire you're looking at them. what was left not clear whether this happened because of a malfunction or user error. >>and that is why professionals say really needs know what you're doing whe

the kincade fire hit the winery on chalk hill road early last sunday morning. according to a post on soda rock's website, much of its wine storage is offsite so there was little damage to inventory. >>> over at abc7 news.com we have an immersive timeline of the kincade fire showing some of the most impactful and pivotal moments from when it exploded last weekend leading to the evacuation of roughly 180,000 people. >>> in southern california firefighters have made considerable head way on the maria fire. containment is up to 50% and all evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire erupted thursday night and grew to over 9,000 acres, destroying two buildings. investigators are looking into whether a power line that had been reenergized 13 minutes before the fire started is to blame. >>> the war of words heated up today between president trump and california governor gavin newsom and the president lobbed more criticism at governor newsome while speaking to reporters outside the white house. >> the governor doesn't know, he's like a child, he doesn't know what he's

here are the latest numbers on the kincade fire. it burned more than 77,000 acres, and firefighters have it 70% contained. flames have destroyed 352 structures, and another 55 have been damaged. four firefighters have been injured. >>> most schools will be back in session beginning on monday. among the districts opening, bennett valley union. gravenstein, liberty, two rock, and santa rosa city schools will open their doors for the first time in a week. if you would like a full list of school closures and openings, go to our web site or our app, nbcbayarea.com. >>> while cal fire is still trying to determine the cause of the kincade fire, we are learning that pg&e's equipment did in fact start three other wildfires in the east bay last sunday. the contra costa county fire marshal confirmed that downed power lines triggered brush fires on pleasant hill road and diablo in lafayette last sunday. a pg&e transform ser being blamed for a fore fire on fores way in martinez. and it is all three areas where pg&e decided not to cut power as pa

>>and as firefighters work to contain the kincade fire. some families now nothing to go back to hear from one family who lost every time. the kincade fire is now at 84% containment that is accerding to the latest update from cal fire. >>the agency says it expects full containment by thursday. the wildfire burned 77,000 acres in sonoma county and parts of napa and lake counties it destroyed. 374 structures. 174 of those were homes at one time hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated as of tonight all of those evacuation orders have been lifted as firefighters work closer to full containment of the kincade fire. >>people forced to flee their homes in healdsburg are now surveying their properties in since evacuation orders have been lifted they can go back. her first checks in with a family that lost almost everything. >>smoke and flames replaced by contractors clearing the road. what's typically a 15 minute ride along leslie road for jason diedrich to reach his uncle's property in healdsburg stretching closer to 45 minutes. well crews

. >>> the kincade fire recovery, a new assistance center opens today. the resources that will be available to survivors. >> good morning on this monday, november 4th. >> hope you're having a great start to your monday. mike is here. it will be better because of his forecast. >> it will be really pleasant. a lot of us would like some , re enjoy the warm ee it. sunshine we'll have. right now we have a bit more moisture in the air in places like petaluma. it's gray. that's because that's fog magno to all the way over towards mcdowell boulevard. visibility down to a mile. that stretches from about sonoma back towards the coast around marshall and inversnesinverness. a little along the golden gate bridge also. temperatures hanging in the mid to 40s at 7:00. 60s and 70s at noon. mainly 70s everywhere at 4:00. back to the here is jobina. >> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. things are really starting to back up. just a bit different, not usually what we see at 5:00 in the morning. i hope -- we're curious if this is paw of the issue that happened on the

porque cerca de Él el kincade ya destruido 50,000 acres de terreno cerca de la bahÍa de san francisco humo hacia la zona del ocÉano. alrededor de la ciudad de los Ángeles la cantidad de fuegos es enorme. tenemos el que ha quemado mÁs de 8000 acres de terreno, el easy 1400 acres. tambiÉn tenemos el incendio getty cerca de santa mÓnica y en torno a las montaÑas de santa ana el incendio hill sigue todavÍa lejos de estar controlando. ya lo ven, muchos fuegos en california y lo peor de todo, nada de lluvia en las prÓximas semanas. regreso al estudio. >> y el fuego no conoce fronteras y las condiciones de las que habla alberto martÍnez tambiÉn se sienten en el lado mexicano, en el norte de baja california en donde las llamas han arrasado con todo, viviendas y negocios. jorge fregoso tiene reporte. jorge: las yemas se observan desde kilÓmetros de distancia. seis viviendas eran consumidas por el fuego que se propagÓ a consecuencia de las bento de santa ana que azotan a la ciudad de tijuana. bomberos y personal de emergencia lograron rescatar a un adulto mayor atrapado en medio del incendio. l

fire crews now have a handle on the kincade fire. the effects of the power shutoff is still affecting people around the bay area. what pg&e says it's doing to get full service back to all customers as soon as possible. >>> and the police have made an arrest in an acid attack. now being called a hate crime. we'll tell you what led up to this attack. >>> on the roads in oakland right now traffic in both directions looking good here on the noims nimitz freeway as e p we'll show you those. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time you might not notice. but new or changing symptoms can mean your pv is changing. let's change the way we see pv. you track and discuss blood counts with your doctor. but it's just as vital to discuss changing

.>>> new containment numbers in the kincade fire still burning.>>> san francisco will decide if they want to ban the sale of e cigarettes but the four-legged friends are taken aside. good morning. >> we have new developments in the halloween shooting at a house party in orinda the sheriff says that a fifth victim has now died at the hospital. the other victims have been identified as well. they were all in their 20s. >>> the gunman is on the loose and new questions about why it took police so long to respond. we have new information now. >> is she hurt? don't go in there. >> reporter: gunshots, chaos and pandemonium on halloween night. >> i have to go to the hospital.>> reporter: multiple videos show partygoers dancing before gunfire. the shooting happened at a home on lucille way in orinda and more than 100 people throughout the bay area showed up at the party which was advertised on social media. this instagram called it was an airbnb caption party going expletive viral this halloween. >> i see people in the front yard and backyard and that's why i called 911. >> about 100 tofthat

. >>> now cal fire reports the kincade fire has not grown anymore in the past two days. it has burned more than 121 121 square miles. it's 82% contained this morning. 179 homes have burned. 350 more are still in danger. the evacuation orders have been lifted although there is still some evacuation warnings if you live near the fire lines which means you have to be prepared to evacuate again if necessary. >> gosh. >>> 5:11 is the time. 5 days after that mass shooting in orinda. still no answers from police. what we're learning about the direction of the investigation and what actions orinda city council members may take today to prevent a similar situation. >> and a former nfl player plead guilty to serious charges here in california. we'll tell you the number of years he could spend behind bars. >> good morning. we are off to a decent start for the morning commute on a tuesday as we look at the san mateo bridge heading out to the high-rise. you can see that traffic is looking good. >>> a quarter mile visibility and fog in ped aluminum ma and the airport. it will be anoth

>>a local assistance center has been set up in healdsburg where people can get help from the kincade fire. and conference charles clifford he was there and has the details. here in healdsburg on monday local assistance center has been opened for folks who are impacted by the recent think a fire and also the power outages now there are dozens of government agencies here along with nonprofits insurance companies here to answer questions big and small for folks who are impacted. we have the department of health care the california department of motor vehicles permits to know about for folks who might want to get started on the permitting process callow we asked the contractors state license board, the red cross insurance companies, salvation army and the united way and a lot of folks been standing in line for hours trying to get some help i talked to 2 ladies we're here to try to replenish some of the food they lost because of the power outages. >>we are just hoping to replenished. services that we need. personally have breast cancer science not only having. expense but added on. this e

but there are still some customers without power, mostly close to kincade fire. despite the shot off the california public utilities commission those investigating the utility for its role and possibly causing at least 5 bay area fires over this last weekend we asked the ceo and president bill johnson, about that in their latest press conference so in a wind event like we had that. >>may have caused some of those fires you reference that i haven't seen the reports that. really allocated that yet. you could have a fire in any instance. so i think what we've done is we have mitigated and avoided. numerous the things that could have been catastrophic fire. >>well the big question still the kincade were they responsible there was a report of a broken jumper line on one of the transmission towers near kid kate road which was the origin of the fire. it's what it called kate fire. pg e says that the effect of transmission tower was not one of the ones. d energized as part of their power safety shutoff program, so we'll see if that in fact was the cause. we are looking f

the kincade fire stands at nearly 78,000 acres and is 65% contained. a cal fire captain told us that's a fifth of the size of london. 165 homes have been destroyed. currently 1,600 structures remain threatened as residents return, many are sharing thoughts about how this experience was different from the tubbs fire two years ago. many are saying it was organized and communication improved. law enforcement gave people a six-hour window to leave which helped with traffic and anxiety on the freeways. >> it was less stressful because we knew, 10:00 in the morning, saturday morning, be out by 4 in the afternoon. >> people were nice. i could only go 35, 40 miles per hour, they were all cool. it was good. >> reporter: over 5,000 people are continuing to work this fire. several mandatory evacuations have been reduced allowing more people to return back home. the cause of the kincade fire is still under investigation. live in the newsroom. lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> it's sad that we hahave practice at this but we do. >>> hundreds came together to help evacu

rival at the family home was engulfed by the kincade fire.ugh the barn and a storage unit we're essentially unscathed the house and at least a dozen vehicles were destroyed up and drive way to comer. >>the bands you think the place is a bk about 50 p o and you're popping here and you and on. >>aren't you rick says the water levels of his uncle's 2 ponds are significantly lower now compared to when the fire started he believes fire crews use the water for airdrops several neighbors managed to keep their homes in park diedrich says with help from the to 4 years water. and yet it is days were left to rebuild this terrible, you know the way it all came down because i expected to see you. >>okay so now it's appearing know. the entry into a appear cook and some but not a a not a day one horses missing otherwise all other family livestock is accounted for. >>and the family is still whole that's enough to keep them strong in healdsburg felipe should all kron 4 news. >>dub nation is coming together to help the families affected by the kincade fire cha

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. >>> now an update on the kincade fire burning in sonoma county. fire crews say they are making significant progress. the fear has barely grown from this time yesterday. containment went from 45%. so far, the fire has destroyed 349 homes, sheds and other buildings. during the fire. the board of supervisors unanimously approved a measure declaring a local state of emergency. supervisors say they need to take action because they're concerned the county may not be eligible for federal disaster funding. also praising the communities communities perseverance and the mass evacuations affecting some 180,000 people. >> i think it was the right thing to do. no civilian fatalities or injuries. a little bit of traffic but we can put up with that. . >>> many people in sonoma county are trying to get back to normal and help their neighbors recover as well after evacuations and the kincade fire. kids in santa rosa took to the streets to trick-or-treat last night but all afternoon people lined in the community center. the largest fire in sonoma county history pro

demand. >>> caffire expects to have containment of the kincade fire by thursday. it burned 77,000 acres and right now it is 82% contained. four firefighters have been hurt and 374 buildings, including 174 homes have been destroyed. >>> and pg&e says it is nearly done restoring service to the last few customers who have been without power for more than a week. the thousands who had gas service shut off are still without gas. crews are helping customers restore service and relight pilot lights. >> pg&e shut off gas to 24,600 gas customers in the fire foot print or those in the path ofe the firefighters, safety of the community and the integrity of the natural gas system. >> pg&e saidre still without se >>> the warriors community foundation held a 50/50 raffle at tonight's game, all the money raised will go to the kincade fire relief fund of united way of the wine country. the warriors recognized and honored firefighters on the front lines of the kincade fire last week. they got to go ouon the court before the game and they got to sit court side during a pre- game sh

the kincade fire isn't putting a lot out there. and good news on air quality. for most locations the air quality is actually good. may not look all that pretty, but a lot of the haze is elevated and down here on the ground we're doing okay. current numbers as we look west from the top of the sales force tower. it's 74 for concord, santa rosa at 76. have you hitting 80 tomorrow. so some of us will be 10 degrees above average, that's you. should be at 71 for an average daytime high. all right, there's the air quality sensors. that's a good story. granted we have a moderate up north for santa rosa, but santa rosa you're like on the front lines of where smoke would be coming from the kincade fire, so we're doing great. one other issue for the north bay. you're still shaded. you're not red anymore from the freeze warning yesterday. now it's a frost advisory. it sounds a lot less ominous, but you're still going into the upper 20s tonight. basically if you've been in the upper 20s the last few nights, you'll do it again for one more night tonight, but santa rosa the o

the kincade fire continues to burn in sonoma county. but firefighters are making good headway in their firefighting efforts. cal fire lifted evacuation warnings for many areas in the county we are back and we're here happy to be back people in healdsburg returned me friday, this kind of disorienting. >>being out of the house and not knowing what was going on the city was one of the first evacuation centers when the kincade fire broke out on october 23th and swept into geysville erratic winds fueled the fire. healdsburg residents were forced out of their homes again down the fence. >>staff to we needed and they ca like every around the 6 clouds back hashing get up and down. >>this was the scene on october 25th plumes of smok filling the sky 7 days later clear blue skies at the exact spot. apicture many residents in this healburg neighborhood are happy to see really grateful. the kincade fire in pg any power shut off made the situation worse. some have been away from their homes for more than a week homes were destroyedn chalk hill road.