state senator mike mcguire is tweeting damage estimates topping $3 billion. about two-thirds of the damage is for portions of unincorporated sonoma county. another third or $1 billion covers the extensive damage to santa rosa. mcguire tweeting, he expects those numbers to climb. >>> kari continues to track the weather as the fires continue to burn in the north bay. >> today will be a very warm day. starts nice and cool, right at about 50 degrees for the napa county area. we'll have quickly warming temperatures throughout the day. still in the upper 80s this afternoon. but, the winds will be light. we'll talk more about the wind speeds and the upcoming chance of rain in the forecast in a few. >>> a live look shows you 580 through dublin. traffic moving smoothly. waiting for a tow truck to get through the area. we are talking a big rig in fremont, coming up. >>> plus, former 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick is fighting back. his lawsuit against nfl owners. . jack's two dollar breakfast pockets get a grilled pocket filled with your choice of ham or sausage, f

in a tweet, state senator mike mcguire says the fires have done at least $3 billion in damage, and countingrs say, increase in patient with breathing problems. >> we think about 400 additional due to the poor air quality and direct smoke inhalation. >> but, crews say, they're cautiously optimistic about the progress made. >> we're getting a lot more black line on these fires, our containment percentages are continuing to go up. >> and mother nature may soon lends a hand, the national weather service is calling for rain later this week, which will help with the flames. john loyer ends, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> they're going to be getting some rain in, but we'll enjoy some nice weather what i understand. >> not nice yesterday. look at the bug it, says 44 degrees. that's winter. >> we've been spoiled. >> some people are ready to throw on the jacket, and some people are ready to turn on the seat warmers to start out their day, start out their morning, but definately chilly start out there. let's take you right now to live look, at the city, looking at the live neighborhood network, from pa

state senators jerry hill, mike mcguire and assemblyman. pg&e released a statement tonight saying the investigations into the fires are still ongoing and it's cooperate wg the cpuc and other agencies. >>> there are many ways to help the fire victims. a live look at at&t park where a benefit concert we've been telling you about is on november 9th. process tickets are still available. we post-ed a link on the nbcbayarea.com within process. >>> back outside. let's go to the san bruno camera, actually the san francisco camera. you can feel the season changing. here comes the rain. chief meteorologist jeff rainy is with us. it's about time what are you seeing later on. >> we are seeing things ramp up. as mark was alluding to it's the beginning of the rain season. and things will likely get worse as we start to see the rainfall pick up and the muflds o mudslide potential for the north bay. doppler satellite nothing in terms of rainfall yet. let's look at the season and how we are doing a lot of numbers on the map .first column is where we should

following elise we have senator mike mcguire of california. state nor mike mcguire. they're going to keep coming, keep clapping. next we have assemblywoman nelly rosik from new york and last but certainly not least we have john pierre, senior adviser from moveon.org. so you all see the program. it says we're going to talk about states resisting trump and the federal conservative agenda. that's what we're going to talk about today. we're going to talk about how we move just as nick said in his opening remarks, how we move past resistance to action. as my panelists get seated one of the first questions i would like folks to ask as they tell us a little bit more about themselves with two minutes, because i do have a timer up here and we're going to use it, one, what does resistance mean to you? and two, is the resistance effective? because some would argue that it's not necessarily the job of state legislators for example, to be resisting. they oulgt to be working. is the resistance effective and what is the resistance mean to you and also tell us about yourself and we'

. >> that was state senator mike mcguire in santa rosa. >> the fires in napa and sonoma have been spreading. the death toll has gone up to 17. others are unaccounted for. 85 have been injured. 2,000 home and other structures have burned. 115,000-acres have been burned as fires hopscotch through the counties. >> here is a look at the fire map focusing on the north bay. you can see how the fires are hitting the heart of wine country spanning two state park there is. the fires are destroying hand and property in glen ellen and kenwood and the silverado trail in napa. >> tracking another red flag warning which is a problem for firefighters. we are in napa county where new evacuations are taking place. >> live in santa rosa where emotions ran high, deb. >> reporter: people are still raw, traumatized. it is all so fresh. even as they arrived at santa rosa high school looking for answer and guidance, fires are still burning. the measure of what santa rosa is up against with strike teams at work, heavy smoke plumes line the ridges. new evacuations happening. >> as i was driving here, people are str

senator mikee mcguire. >> good evening. i wantoake a momenent tsay thank you to the congressssme mike t thompson who has been fighting for the countyy of sonoma for the greater part of two dededes. 're soo grateful we have aggregating for ..on o ourur sie we're grateful to have such champions. i'm joidd with senator jim wood and senatorwoman aggy currrr we want you to know there's a unified front tonight when it comes to the federal government, city ofonoma and all the lalal muninipalities across this ststat many of usn this roomave lost a home. and many of you, if f yohave n lost your o of someone w who has, a we are so sorry. what wee can tell you tight is that we are going thave tough days ahead, we are goioi to get through this. we will c com out stroerer. it's going to take all of us workrkin together to ensure tha happens. i want toake aoment to say sonoma who are here tonight.t. support and all commandshen itt comes to serviceses. have many city councilmembmber roughout the county. we want to say thank youo much for b

senator mike mcguire. >> good evening. congressmen, mike thompson who has been fighting for the county of sonoma for the greater part of two decades. we're so grateful we have congressman thompson on our side aggregating for us. we're grateful to have such champions. i'm joined with senator jim wood and senatorwoman aggy curry. we want you to know there's a unified front tonight when it comes to the federal government, city of sonoma and all the local municipalities across this state. many of us in this room have lost a home. and many of you, if you have not lost your ono of someone who has, and we are so sorry. what we can tell you tonight is that we are going to have tough days ahead, we are going to get through this. we will come out stronger. it's going to take all of us working together to ensure that happens. i want to take a moment to say thank you to the board of supervisors is at the county of sonoma who are here tonight. they have been unified on their support and all commands when it comes to services. we have ma

done by the army corp of engineers and will clean the property down to the dirtsot state senator mike mcguire / d-north baywe are removing all cement work, fundations, driveways, chimneys and we may remove 4 to 6 inches of soil depending on toxic tests.phase two will require homeowners to opt-in to have the work done for free. at the afternoon metting some residents didn't feel the opt-in form protected them from liabiality. others were concerned foundations would be removed before being inspected, costing them more money to rebuildjoe fraser/coffey park home destroyed in fire 114-124the additional cost is for you to rebuild that foundation , it takes away the total amount of money you have from your insurance policyto rebuild your home those that opt out, can do the cleanup themselves as long follow strict procedures which have yet to be finalized.133/yet to be finalized (pam) tonight we are getting all new images of the damage in the north bay... from our own quadcopter 4. (steve)kron 4's j.r. stone is following this story, he was out there when these fires struck and joins us with these ne

that burned down during the northbay firestorm will get underway on wednedaysot state senator mike mcguire / d-north bay 06-16at a news conference and community meeting monday, residents were told the hazmat cleanup will occur at all sites because a public health emergency has been declared. phase 2 which is also free of charge is more involved it requires homeowners to opt in and will include ash removal, as well as removal of foundations , sidewalks and driveways.sot mcguiresot alan williams/ fountain grove home destroyed in fire 52-56 residents have an opportunity to opt out of the second phase, but then must complete cleanup on their own following a strict set of guidlenes that is not yet finalized. during monday's meeting residents raised concerns about whether opting in protected them from liabilityothers voiced concerns about foudnations being removed without inspection.sot joe fraser/coffey park home destroyed in fire 117-127 standup dan kerman/santa rosa 129-139std/140 (grant) there is new a resource tonight for fire victims. until recently sonoma county and the city of santa rosa

senator mike mcguire. applausemac -- >> good evening. ke a moment to say thank you to the congressman mike thompson who has been fighting for the counties for a greater part of two decades. we are so lucky to have them on our side advocating for us in these difficult times. the county of sonoma is grateful to you. i am joint would senator would -- with senator wood and there is a unified front tonight when it comes to the federal government and the counties and local municipalities all about this county. many of us in this room have lost a home. many of you, if you have not, then you probably know someone who has. we are so sorry. what we can tell you tonight is that we are going to have tough days ahead, but we are going to get through this. we will come out strong. but, it is going to take all of us working together to ensure that happens. we want to thank you -- say thank you to the supervisors who are here tonight and unified their support and command. many city councilmembers from sonoma county are here tonight also. a special thank

that burned down during the northbay firestorm will get underway on wednedaysot state senator mike mcguireat a news conference and community meeting monday, residents were told the hazmat cleanup will occur at all sites because a public health emergency has been declared. phase 2 which is also free of charge is more involved it requires homeowners to opt in and will include ash removal, as well as removal of foundations , sidewalks and driveways.sot mcguiresot alan williams/ fountain grove home destroyed in fire 52-56 residents have an opportunity to opt out of the second phase, but then must complete cleanup on their own following a strict set of guidlenes that is not yet finalized. during monday's meeting residents raised concerns about whether opting in protected them from liabilityothers voiced concerns about foudnations being removed without inspection.sot joe fraser/coffey park home destroyed in fire 117-127 standup dan kerman/santa rosa 129-139std/140 4 your 4 your money this morning... people plan to spend more on halloween festivities this year -- than ever before. that's accordin

. <18/get the damn job done super: state senator mike mcguire / d-north bay 00-10> community members concerns about whether signing the 'opt-in' form .... keeps them from being liable should there be a problem. others were concerned 'opting in' would force the automatic removal of foundations. a second community meeting has been scheduled for thursday from 6- to 8-pm at the santa rosa high gymnasium there is a new website for fire victims to go to tonight. sonoma county and the city of santa rosa have combine their efforts... this is sonoma county recovers dot org. it features all sorts of vital links and guides for those who may have lost their homes or sustained some sort of damage during the wildfires. a link is also on our website kron- four-dot-com. ( pam ) we know at least one more winery is open tonight in the sonoma valley. ledson winery and vineyards says.. its popular castle is back in business. the c-h-p took this video a week- and-a-half ago of the flames closing in on the winery and vineyard. but firefighters held them off and the castle escaped... unscathed. the vineyar

. >> mike mcguire the damage could top $3 billion be the largest of the fires is the atlas fire in napaurned 51,000 acres and is 68% contained what is up from 56% yesterday morning. the knots fire has burned 48,000 627 acres and it is 50% contained, yesterday it was 25% contained. 22 of the fires that happened in sonoma county. the coroner's office identified former victims, eight-year-old, lee chadwick roger and 71-year- old daniel martin. roger was from when ellen the others lived and santa rosa good weather conditions helping firefighters this morning with flames still threatening a lot of homes out there.>> alex is near -- at their.>> the knots fire is continuing to threaten homes here in the community of kenwood were a couple miles east of highway 12 and you can see that there are engines parked next to some of these homes during structure protection along adobe canyon road. there are several dozen roads as you move further up to the canyon closer to sugarloaf ridge state park and this fire, this flank is still actively burning in this area. early this morning we saw a flareup and

we have senator mike mcguire of california. they will keep coming. the clapping. woman millionlar euros net of new york. --last, we have careened corinne, a senior advisor for moveon.org. weay, we will talk about how move past resistance to active. ie of the first questions would like folks to ask, as they tell us about themselves in two minutes, because i do have a timer and we will use it -- one, what does resistance me to you? two, is the resistance effective? some would argue that it is not necessarily the job of state legislators, for example, to the resistant you need to be working. effective andce what does it mean to you? and tell us what it means to you. the president of pro-choice america coming on five years. >> can we turn the mics up, please? way better. not come people i did from reproductive rights. i came to reproductive rights from a long history of progressive politics and i did it for one simple reason. it was i came to realize that all those things that nick fored about, all promised women and families in this country were not possible unless w

that burned down during the northbay firestorm will get underway on wednedaysot state senator mike mcguire16at a news conference and community meeting monday, residents were told the hazmat cleanup will occur at all sites because a public health emergency has been declared. phase 2 which is also free of charge is more involved it requires homeowners to opt in and will include ash removal, as well as removal of foundations , sidewalks and driveways.sot mcguiresot alan williams/ fountain grove home destroyed in fire 52-56 residents have an opportunity to opt out of the second phase, but then must complete cleanup on their own following a strict set of guidlenes that is not yet finalized. during monday's meeting residents raised concerns about whether opting in protected them from liabilityothers voiced concerns about foudnations being removed without inspection.sot joe fraser/coffey park home destroyed in fire 117-127 standup dan kerman/santa rosa 129-139std/140 ( terisa ) the trump administration could score a big win today in san francisco. a federal judge is expected to issue a ruling tod

a fellow by the name of mike trip sees it, he walks in the office, he's having a cup of coffee, flipping through u.s.a. today and sees this photograph. so he calls kearsy mcguire who's a pub lissest and he said to her i just wondered i've never been able to get a print of this picture. he said well, i've never been able to get a print of this picture but it was a picture of me. and she said i beg your pardon? because she knew the story in the post, he didn't. so it turned out that she says to mike trip. well, you should call the photographer, he lives in washington. and he says oh, no, nohe's dead. she said what? yeah, he's dead. i called upi back in 1970 to try to contact him and they told me he had been killed in cay sawn where richard's brother was killed. and there was dead silence and she said look, i'm going to give you his telephone number. i know he'll want to talk to ayou. so he calls me and quite often when you're out on a lot of the military operations, you all look alike. dirty faces and yourv been in the bush for a few days. so when i called mike trip i had him on the phone. the first five minutes of our phone conversation i'm saying to myself. oh