we have portions closed in melita and east of calistoga road. and north of melita between queen anne and montgomery. and all areas south of montgomery drive. it sounds very confusing. we are trying to get as many people as we can into the safe areas. the other zones that remain under mandatory evacuation include calistoga north, stonebridge, pythian, oakmont south, you can still cannot go back to these particular areas. we continue to watch over those areas and maintain safety and we are very mindful of the traffic going in and out. it is against the law to be in the evacuated areas. so please do not go in there, we want to make sure that it is safe for the community and for public safety. we ask the community again to follow us on social media. be mindful of everything that is going on, even though things are opening up, it is still dangerous. be patient and flexible. make sure that you are up to date on the changing conditions. one more thing. we have had reports of missing persons. we have located them so far. >> 42,000 acres, still no contai

today, i'm taking tonnie to melita's bakery, a 47,000-square-foot production facility located in theh? tamika: oh, my gosh. full-scale operation. lemonis: i have an idea for tonnie to partner with melita's because they'll actually give him the ability to lower his production costs. manny, this is my friend tonnie. manny: hi, tonnie. -lemonis: this is tamika. -manny: hi, tamika. lemonis: look, manny does millions of dollars a year in business, and so i thought it would be important for you to see how a very efficient process worked. so, what does it cost you to make a basic cupcake? -manny: 44 cents. -tonnie: so 44 cents? lemonis: that's about 9 cents cheaper, right? tonnie: right. yeah. lemonis: he can make the same products for 18% less than you can make it for. and so if the break even is lower, what are you able to do? tonnie: make more money on each cupcake. lemonis: with an 18% reduction in production costs, it's a no-brainer to use melita's instead of tonnie's small kitchen. but when you look at the $250,000 of revenue they do annually, and you factor in the 18% of savings, wel

near the melita and oakmont area. the fire has continued to progress toward channel drive. there are a number of resources for protecting homes and also trying to hold the fire to channel drive. >> any word on what sparked this thing? >> the cause is under investigation but now we are focused, given the tens of thousands of people who have been evacuated and the thousands of structures under evacuation order, that is the number 1 goal. i'm happy to say a lot of residents have heeded the warning. we have experienced significant traffic with the evacuation orders. we knew that would be the likely situation when the warders -- orders went into place. to get them out of the area and saturate the area with resources. >> assistant fire marshal paul lowenthal, thank you for your time. >>> an evacuation center has been set up at crosswalk community church in napa. when the fire broke out, evacuees had minutes to get out. >> there is a mountain right there. you can see the flames. it was really scary because it was a line of flames. >> she was panicked and she was emotionally crying

. >> melita. >> speaker: i appreciate the collaboration between the districts and dcyf on this and ippreciate the way that everything seems to be evolving here and feedback is being taken into consideration and we seem to be getting much more collaborative and coo dos kudosr that. director sue, i'm not sure i'm your biggest fan or stalker. but i want to point out, again, that as long as these programs are built using state and federal money, they must by law be inclusive. we have to build these programs to include our marginalized students, those with the highest levels of needs. we have th to include kids who e differently abled in any way when we plan these hubs and so, i'm still looking for a little bit of clarification on how we'll support all students, particularly those who have differences and not just exclude them into participating in one or two hubs, but making all hubs available to them. so thank you. >> miss marshall, hello, miss marshall? hello, michelle? >> speaker: thank you. i'm the coordinatorrer with the pack. i was excited to learn about the hubs and i think they c

fight also threatened homes on melita road near montgomery and mission with the bar coming down the hill threatening a home and also a barn with lamas and other animals. several units with sebastopol fire save the home in the barn from the flames. >> very windy conditions. fire spotting ahead of itself up to a mile in some cases. which re-created a lot of challenges overnight. >> if you look around you, you can see the weather conditions appear to be improved slightly. the winds are somewhat more compact certainly not the 60 mile-per-hour winds that they had overnight in the hills in the mountains in santa rosa. firefighters are hoping they can get a handle on this fire throughout the day and later in the afternoon and evening hours is when the red flag fire warning is set to expire. truck low humidity and hot temperatures and strong gusty winds is the trifecta you never want to see. but if there is good news, looking forward, it's the wins that are not as strong as they were earlier. >> the winds have backed off considerably and that will be the main thing we are holding onto today to v