. >> reporter: margie maynard helped organize tonight's event which includes the dedication of the love culture outside city hall. ♪ lord, we bless your name >> reporter: music and prayer was a major part of the gathering at cardinal newman high school in santa rosa. first responders from across the north bay were honored and people who survived shared their stories. >> your finances change, the way that you structured your life in every area was different in one dealing with the process of grief with them. mning are dealin a way for communities to look at how much they have progressed since the fire, but of course, they're also an opportunity to see how much more needs to be done to fully rebuild. in sonoma, i'm sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> b.a.r.t. tests its high tech shake alert system, designed to detect major earthquakes so the trains can slow down before a disaster strikes. the trains will reduce speed around 11:00 a.m. for the test. all trains and all stations will broadcast an alert to passengers to simulate an warning earthquake alarm. after the test, b.a.r.t. lead

. >> margie maynard made the dedication of the love sculpture outside city hall. ♪ music and prayer was major part of a gathering at a high school in santa rosa. first responders from across the north bay were honored, and people who survived shared their stories. >> your finances change. the way that you structured your life in every area was different in one day. >> i've got young kids, dealing with the process of grief with them. you know, we still this morning are dealing with that. >> reporter: these events are a way for communities to look at how much they have progressed since the fire, but, of course, they're also an opportunity to see how much more needs to be done to fully rebuild. in sonoma, nbc bay area news. >> if you missed it sunday, we have an encore presentation of our wine country wildfire special. it's going to air saturday at 3:00 p.m. an amazing look at a community not ready to back down and will move forward, despite the devastation. >>> two palo altos high schools cracking down. administrators say they're concerned about the use of e cigarettes on campus. the scho

. >> reporter: margie maynard helps organize the event which includes the dedication of the sculpture outside the hall. ♪ music and prayer was a major part of the gathering at cardell newman high school in santa rosa. that school had been heavily damaged in the fires. first responders across the north bay were honored, and people who survived share their stories. >> your finances change, the way that you structured your life in every area was different in one day. >> i've got young kids and dealing with a process of grief with them. we're still dealing with that. >> these events are a way for communities to look at how much they had progressed since the fire, but of course they're also an opportunity to see how much more needs to be done to fully rebuild. in sonoma, i'm sergei quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> napa county marking one year since the wildfires with the test of its new emergency notification system. on tuesday morning, the county's office of emergency services send out a cell phone test alert that test is 9:30 a.m. you don't sign up for these alerts. they're supposed to g