. >> palomino lakes as well as parts of windsor and healdsburg. north of james canyon road, i-80 and suisun valley road. there's a detailed list on our website and also on the abc 7 news app. >> a lot of those areas, including ones near the city of sonoma are heavily populated so we're very concerned about those folks. good morning to you, it is 5:00 a.m. team coverage on the evacuations. jessica castro and matt keller are live in sonoma and napa counties and we'll talk to them in just a few minutes. >> let's start first with mike nicco. >> i'm hearing reports from friends and friends' co-workers that they're moving in with other people and not waiting to be evacuated so that might be a good move. some of it is to get away from the air quality, the other is they're too close. they can see the glow of what they said is hell rising in the north bay, the way it turns the night orange. that's their words but it does make a good description. so gusty winds continue in the same areas until about 5:00 and so does the red flag warning. once that passes we

de sono a sonoma, hay evacuacion al oeste de la autopista 101, en centro d de foreville, tambien palominoroad, tambien en sonoma, para l albergar a evacuados se han abierto puntos en, >> valle de wud montecitos vieja sonoma hay centros de evacuacion abiertos en la iglesia en col i colegio del valle de napa, en el gimannasio tambien estan los e c evacuados, tambien en la zona de la feria del condado de napa, todo esto lo puede encontrar, para refugisoos para evacuados a vaya a nuetra pagina telemund 8 telemundo48coment y econcontrara pariente que ha sio do evacuado puede decirle donde consultar un refugio, tambien hay granjas donde hay aniamales de corrgeor corral, hay areas para que ellos tambien sean evacuados, como el area de la zona de reserva para aniamlemales africanos en sant a rosa, tialgun >> muchas gracias, cescesar, v m volvemos contigo en breve, y es importante mantneeener su salud salvo >> importante protegerse, dandal trujitrujillo en santa rosa, ade damidamian, como esta la situa a ahi donde te encuentras, >> las viviendas moviles, miren que paso con los autos de las persona

. >> palomino lakes as well as parts of windsor and healdsburg. >> north of jameson canyon road and wei-80. suisun valley road. we have an entire list on our website and the abc 7 news app. >> a lot of people are getting out while they have time to get out. good morning to you. jessica castro on assignment this morning. she's in sonoma county and we'll speak to her in just a moment. >> everyone wondering about wind gusts. are firefighters going to get any help today? >> they got a little help overnight. the wind advisories were above 1,000 feet and continue until 5:00 with the fastest winds during the overnight hours in the east bay hills. mt. diablo had wind gusts ever 50 miles per hour. thankfully no fires over there. the red flag warning continues until 5:00. included in this and not in the wind advisory, the santa cruz mountains. here's a look at what's going on as far as your 12-hour day planner. it is cool this morning. temperatures running in the mid to upper 40s. we'll be around 70 to for now, temperatures by 7:00, 54 to 61 but the air quality will be unhealthy all afternoon. he

. >> palomino lakes as well as parts of windsor and healdsburg. north of james canyon road, i-80 and suisun valley road. there's a detailed list on our website and also on the abc 7 news app. >> a lot of those areas, including ones near the city

the areas affected are downtown geyserville as well as palomino, asti ridge and highland ranch roads. again, all of the information posted on our website, abc7news.com. >>> in napa county, dry creek road from mt. veeder road south to linda vista avenue is under mandatory evacuation orders as is a mobile home park on monticello road near highways 121 and 128. >> elderly and disabled people living at the veterans home of california in yountville are safe. they had to be movedcause of ai. santa rosa's park view acute center was also evacuated there. patients recovering from surgery had to be moved to another facility yesterday. >> new evacuations north of fairfield. they say the fire there jumped a major roadway and southeast. deputies are making sure homes and businesses have been cleared out. all schools in the district will be closed today. and we're now learning the names of some of the people who are still missing in the areas devastated by the fire. >> families are desperately waiting to find out if their missing loved ones are okay. here is kristin zee. >> reporter: brian and udon

. >>> palomino lakes as well as parts of windsor and healdsburg. >> in solano county, north of jamesanyon road and i-80, suisun valley road. these are advisories. >> there's a mandatory evacuation order for the entire city of calistoga, parts of geyserville along highway 128 and northeast of the russian river as well as the northeast corner of sonoma. we know this is a lot of information so go to abc7news.com for specific streets and areas. >> this fire is so different from the past because it is so close to population centers, including now areas in and around the city of sonoma. >> amy hollyfield is following the tough decision for many people to stay or go. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. there's a hard stop right here at 7th and castle here in sonoma. you can see police are here keeping people out. here's video from last night when they had to pack up their homes and their businesses. people had to make quick decisions about when to take and what to leave behind. this issue was ordered about 8:30 last night. people were having to think about the possibi

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downtown geyserville as well as palomino, asti ridge and highland ranch roads. all the information on our website, abc7news.com. >>> the solano county sheriff ordered new evacuations north of fa fairfield. they said the fire jumped a major roadway and moved southeast. deputies making sure homes and businesses have been cleared out. all schools in the district are closed today. >>> a number of new evacuations popped up. >> the tubbs fire which already destroyed so many neighborhoods continues to grow. jessica castro is getting an update from cal fire. >> reporter: reggie, the latest update the tubbs fire is just under 30,000 acres, that is up slightly from yesterday. the nuns and the pocket fires also affecting this area. i just spoke to the public information officer from santa rosa telling me that he has been crisscrossing his area just trying to get information because there are fires on both ends. evacuation that is are under way evacuation that is are under way in this area. late last night firefighters say everyone is cooperating, these fires have destroyed

do people truly threaten to kill e palomino, a workers?s, yes, yes. >> reporter: federal records obtained by the i-team show investigations into threats epa workers have soared this year from 40 to 70. a large number of them threats against the new administrator. patrick sullivan investigates the threats for the epa office of inspector general. health and protecting agency immersed in hot button issues. >> it engenders a lot of emotion. some people who are emotional will act out by sending a message or making a phone call. the worst >> reporter: in one case the accused is a herself. barbara jordan is awaiting trial in d.c. accused of sending an e-mail threatening to murder former head gina mccarthy and other colleagues. writing she was out side the hotel and i'm going to murder those expletives and i hope they drop dead like flies. she has pleaded not guilty. here is the biggest spike in threats. scott pruitt at times a politically contentious choice, hot button issues like climate change and air pollution. the epa has its own internal sec

it is hosting the ill luis palomino -- illumine asia. it is projected outside on the facade.ay night at 8:00. isn't that cool? the galleries reopening this weekend after being closed for two years foreign vegass. >> wonder what that >> it will be cool no matter how you see it. >> that's awesome. >> that's great. >> well, you know, there are thousands of gonzaga college high school alumni in our area. you can't swing across this town without hitting one. we even have some working here at news 4. one is being honored for the path he laid in creating a diverse student body. news 4's david culver went back to his alma mater to meet gabe smith, gonzaga's first african-american graduate. >> reporter: the church known as saint al's seemed the best setting for our conversation with gabe smith. after all it was a desire to be a jesuits priest that brought him here in 1950. >> i asked if i could become a jesuits. he said sure. he was telling me i would need a good latin background. >> reporter: gabe is referring to father horace mckenna who helped him enroll in the all boys prep school

they're hoping now by palomino putting first responders and the community alike on alert, they can stop this disturbing trend. >> mother reports that she is unable to wake her son. >> reporter: first responders training for a scenario they see a call for an unconscious person with symptoms that suggest an opioid overdose. >> pinpoint shallow respirations. let's go ahead and give him some narcan for a possible opioid overdose. >> reporter: last week it was reality. six times. fire, police, mental health departments, they all share information as part of what they call an opioid work group. they decided to issue a warning that there was some type of very potent opioid in alexandria. >> this is the first time that something has officially been sent out saying, hey, we had a spike here. >> reporter: battalion chief brian risik is the operations manager here. he says alexandria has not seen as serious an opioid epidemic as other areas. the trend is going up. last week especially worrisome. >> it gets the hair standing up on the back of your neck. are we dealing with we haven't dealt with bef

so bring out your atvs, your campers, your palominos. hey. you're not always working. jimmy: we are joined right now by a grammy award winning artist. his current album, "pretty girls like trap music" hit number one on the billboard rap album charts. he's currently in the middle of a sold-out tour. he also hosts a brand-new show called "most expensiveist," which premieres wednesday, november 15th, at 10:30 p.m. on viceland. say hello to a talented, hard working man. 2 chainz, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: 2 chainz. 2 chainz. thank you for being here, buddy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: who do you have with you there? what's your dog's name? >> this is trappy. >> jimmy: oh. [ audience aws ] hi, trappy. thank you for being here, buddy. he's very, very cute. now, you -- i should say you broke your leg. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, that's a bummer, man. sorry about that. but you -- do you want to get into how you did it or no? >> yeah, just definitely being at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> and i could tell you this. never, nev

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so bring out your atvs, your campers, your palominos. hey. you're not always working.rd f-150. it doesn't just raise the bar, pal. it is the bar. offering a five-thousand dollar reward for anyone who can help find the two men who beat a dog to death with a baseball bat in fairfield. that story is on our twitter feed. and on our homepage: kaiser permanente reopened its hospital in santa rosa. the hospital was forced to evacuate as the firestorm closed in. 200 staff members lost their homes to the fire. more news in one hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, everybody! our next guest tonight is an actor and emmy-nominated writer for his work on the hit series "key & peele." he stars on the popular nbc comedy, "superstore," which airs thursday nights at 8:00 here on nbc. please welcome to the show my friend colton dunn, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: how are you, colton? >> good, man. how you doing? >> seth: good. we've known each other for years and years and years. >> a long time. 2001, i believe. >> seth: 2001. we met in ams