>>identify who the shooter is and get them into custody, but this point no word yet from santa rosa santa rosa p d that they have that person in custody, how we do know that the one person who was it appears from these reports that they were shot in the stomach and they're in the hospital. so that's all we know is first the extent of the shooting one person wounded in the shooting and the shooter on the loose we're going to keep you posted. as soon as the lockdown is lifted if they find anybody police are all over the scene right now. so i'm sure we'll start to get more >>we are back time now 9.30 and again the breaking news this morning is to our north up in santa rosa where a school shooting now has prompted the lockdown ridgeway high school. one person we understand is wounded being treated the hospital for some sort of want to their stomach. but like i said the gunman is on the loose police haven't track this person down yet and for that reason we have other schools that are also locked down as well because they all share the same campus right s it's ridgeway is a continuation high sc

now it's 6 officials are arning santa rosa residents to be ready to evacuate as winds begin to shift. >>affecting evacuation orders in santa rosa thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne and i'm pammoore, the winds have been blowing east wards calistogbut officials now say they are expected to sft to back west for santa rosa. well for showcase and joins live now in t area where the strike teams areetting up michelle. >>yeah we are just off of mark west springs road in right. i'm here in this parking lot there were a number of fi trucks all afternoon, but they havesense for the most pa left. they're now all over the city of saa rosa and along one o one getting in place ahead and this wind storm that's expected to start just around 8 o'clock tonight now the past hour been driving around this area and i've seen a number of cal fire as you these going in and out of neighborhoods making sure that people are no longer there because they're under mandatory evacuation order. >>and on t countyfficials. the shifting winds coming later tonight, mandatory evacuations remain in effect in north

the santa rosa veterans building on maple street in santa rosa is actually full. th can be said for the petaluma veterans memorial building but they are still accepting large animals and trailers. the sonoma fairgrounds in petaluma is accepting just large animals in trailers. they are at 175 fairgrounds drive in petaluma. bet now the petaluma community center is open for evacuees at 320 mcdowell. the sonoma county fairgrounds is only taking evacuees with large animals in santa rosa at 1350 bennett valley road. one new evacuation center just opened to deal with all of this growing need as the evacuation orders increase rapidly. the finley community center at santa rosa at 2060 west college avenue. we're learning this is now closing because of an evacuation order. this information coming into the newsroom by the minute. do not go to the finley community center in santa rosa. of course as this information is updated we'll bring it to you as soon as possible. if you cannot evacuate because you are physically unable to do so, call 911 for help. if you have general evac

santa clara santa cruz santa tale meetingontra costa counties customers in those areas are pected to power for this latest shut off. yeah also santa clara santaruz as we said now need a contrast to. >>those areas though there are fewer that are going to be affected and they say that we should have an all clear8 o'clock tomorrow morning. that's wh theysay >>loud and clear. >>and for that we're moving all these resources here to be ready and prepared for the wind event. now it's 6 officials are arning santa rosa residents to be ready to evacuate as winds begin to shift. >>affecting evacuation orders in santa rosa thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne and i'm pammoore, the winds have been blowing east wards calistogbut officials now say they are expected to sft to back west for santa rosa. well for showcase and joins live now in t area where the strike teams areetting up michelle. >>yeah we are just off of mark west springs road in right. i'm here in this parking lot there were a number of fi trucks all afternoon, but they havesense for the most pa left. they're

coming to santa rosa. >>michelle thank you we'll be in touch throughout the evening tonight we want to show you know a list of th evacuation centers that e still open at this hour if you will need to evacuate. the santa rosa veterans memorial building the sonoma county fairgrous finley hauling grace halls a the fairgrounds calvary chapel church all this in santa rosa alicia cristiana they're all open and they're all accepting evacuees and small animals also on that list new life church petaluma the petaluma community center petaluma veterans memorial building. also crosswalk church the napa valley expo anthe saint mary's cathedral again all of these locations are accepting evacuees and small annum the evacuation centers e excepting there are some that are ccepting only large animals that's at the sonoma marin fair grounds in petaluma also the alameda county fairgrounds are all addressed for thesevacuation centers on our web site saw the address as you can find them there. also that is at kron 4 dot com. al

in santa rosa, you said? >> they're having the briefing now as we speak. >> so the next big briefing from you, jonathan will be at 10. hopefully we'll check in with you perfect then. the official briefing is at 10:00, sounds like, when you get the day light and another view of what is going on and plan the day ahead. >> that is correct. we'll have a full press conference at thi know it's bee john than, i know it's been a very long night in addition to a long few days and i appreciate you giving us an update, we wish a very, very safe day to everybody on the line. putting life on the line for us. >> thank you guys. >> all right. >> jonathan cox with cal fire. he said he hasn't slept in a couple of days. he briefed us yesterday morning and in the evening. >> i have been watching him. when you talk about this, it changes. when do you close your eyes when the winds pick up at 80 miles per hour or when, you know, we're constantly falling and residents are clicking to their homes. this is what we were talking about

we're getting into the heart of santa rosa this is downtown santa rosa santa rosa plaza. >>look at all this neighborhood says is a city of then north of ste lane, which is also where you have the county facilits. you have courthouse andll of that rht here fiscal dri the county jail. all of that under mandatory evacuation order however we have not heardand the jail inmates have been evacuate but t people who live in this area arunder a mandatory evacuation oer again we told told u that this map is available on our website kron 4 dot com a lot of very useful information that you n find their grant vicki. the bay area will be closed again tomorrow. wednesday because of a vacuum way ons and pga's preemptive power shut off you n find all of that info on kron 4 dot com and the list is also rolling across the bottom of your screen during the newscast. governor gavin, newsome has been a vocal critic of pg e's power shut off the govnor and top utility regulats have accused utility of. >>mismanagingts power system and he says it's all about greed. >>we e enteringnother high wind ev

we know you live in santa rosa. i was texting with you yesterday and you said you were packing up your stuff because you live in larkfield. are you evacuated from your home? >> yeah. there are several of us that work for santa rosa fire department that did finish rebuilding the area and we are now under a mandatory evacuation. i have a lot of eerie similarities between that and this one. with the santa rosa fire department. they are staffed up and we're here for what comes our way. >> well, i was with you at your home a year ago, the year anniversary of when the 2017 fires and you had just rebuilt, really excited what is this like for you to have to pack up again and then go to your job as a santa rosa firefighter to try to help other people and deal with the encroaching flames? >> you know, we knew this had the potential to come. the focus has been on our job and the protection of our respective communities. there are several of us from both police and fire agencies throughout sonoma county that have been directly

the santa rosa vetans memorial building the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa finley hall and race hall calvary chapel church iglesia cristiana they're all open and accepting evacuees and small animals share our. >>alsevacuate centers open in petaluma they include new live christ petaluma the petaluma community center and the petaluma veterans memorial building again. these locations are accepting evacuees and small animals community of middletown in lake county remains under an evacuation warning tonight as the kincade fire draws little too close for comfort there. >>kron four's dan kerman talk to resident who has gone through all of this before no power in middletown residents ar spending time watching this the kincade fire burning on the hillside west of town. it's got to be old hat. i mean it's. like i said this is the 3rd time i've had to pack everything up that i want a. >>was saved to the truck >>hope for best for many here 's a grim reminder of what happened back in 2015. when the valley fire scohed 76,000 acres including much of middletown. >>sad and scary because i've bee

clara, san mateo and santa cruz counties. thousands are still in the dark after the recent power safety shutoffs. i want to bring up the outage map on their website, you can look at what is happening in the north bay. that's where this is all concentrated for the most part right now. most of the outages, you can see right here, spanning across the north bay. about 5,000 customers in marin county are without power. pg&e restored power to all other bay area counties except for contra costa county which is at 97% restoration. pg&e says as of last night inspectors have found 55 instances of damage to their equipment statewide. the company does not expect another wind event to cause a shutoff in the next week. >> that's what we want to hear. let's continue our team coverage on the pg&e power outages. >> lauren martinez is live in mill valley. >> pg&e says they have canceled planned outages for ail need ga, contra costa, santa cruz, santa clara and san mateo counties, but here in mill valley in marin county some areas are still in

in santa rosa, andria borba , kpix 5. second moments ago, we learned that all inmates at the north county detention facility in santa rosa have been evacuated. the sheriff say they are being hosted safely in alameda county. >>> the school district is causing all 24 schools on monday. the junior colleges following suit. the college of marin's two is will be closed. that will the cal state maritime academy. we have a full list puts it on her website kpix.com. this is the fire danger. thousands of pg&e customers in the bay area are in the dark. another round of public safety power outages is underway. it is affecting in total of nearly 1 million customers across 46 counties. here is how the outage numbers breakdown across the bay area. 57,000 customers in alameda county. 48,000 in contra costa. 118,000 in marin. nearly 18,000 in napa county. 95,000, sonoma county. about 57,000 in san mateo county. 27,000 in santa clara county. betty yu is live in lafayette when the power went out about three hours ago. betty? >> reporter: ju

santa rosa has to deal with 28 tonight. santa rosa is only going to 40. when we get into the summer you both considered in the inland locations. you're both pretty much hitting the same mark. tomorrow morning you are not. it is a total different playing field. this says a lot about the influence santa rosa is under in the north bay valleys. on the front lines of pulling in the air from the north. not having any other access the air that might not be so dry. still looking at hazy conditions. the air quality is good. daytime highs tomorrow are pretty much of the mark for average. santa rosa in san jose you are doing the same daytime high. it is just the morning lows. where the difference shows up. as far as the seven day forecast is concerned. two things to see here. halloween is tomorrow. we will talk about that coming up. daylight savings. daylight savings coming to an end and sunday morning at 2 am.>>> california parent learns his punishment for the college admissions scandal. >>> juul accused of selling tainted pods. how a lawsuit claims the e- cigarett

>>when it stopped much of downtown santa cruz was in ruin. buildings collapsed, including the one that was home to the santa cruz coffee roasting com >>the bush up those in cut condemned the cut cracked apart. 2 people were killed the bricks falling off that. >>some 30 mostly unreinforced masonry buildings were heavily damaged. there was widespread damage in nearby watsonville and in the santa cruz mountains as well. many roads were impassable bookshops santa cruz moved into a tent for the next 3 years. >>those breathtaking those really because downtown a bit more of than just exchange of money for goods. really was that the for santa cruz. a lot you know. chris is praise what happened here. street performers from the street. he really was a port part of downtown of santa cruz and here was gone in 15 seconds. >>that was then and this is now santa cruz rolled up its sleeves and went to work the old brick buildings were replaced by new earthquake-resistant structures. joe hall was the city's project manager for much of that time. ldings scene l

>>all right mayor tom when helm from santa rosa. a city. you very much for talking to us appreciate it as you mention neighbors, helping neighbors said people who especially first responders new they lost their homes are stillvout there helping save lives 2 years ago and that spirit continues today and it's good to see back to you guys i can you those folks know better than anybody will be checking back with you throughout the night. >>thanks ken. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>public safety power shutoff prompted the state to launch its emergency operation center. our first capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala exp

one of the places in santa rosa rosa, the does the east side of santa rosa. a lot of that is in the dark right now we want to show you some pictures from the event that took place here tonight, it is wednesday why night for the folks that live here in coffey park. these are people who survived the fire here. 2 years ago that destroyed their neighborhood their food trucks are a kids are blasts of wind a lot of people getting together maybe a 100 or more certainly dozens and dozens of people getting together they've all been through the same experience of losing their homes and this is really good way to connect and basically share their experiences. a lot of emotional support. stories told that are. >>lot of familiar stories and it helps ease the pain and then you can read there's a lot of relating to things that happened each other. and this just absolutely fabulous evening and on a day like this when the power's been put out by the teen a because of concerns of the fire danger. >>deal with that how do you go through that. >>and the less chance there could be

ridgeway, santa rosa high school and santa rosa junior college all of which are near each other replaceddown. a midmorning incident resulted in a massive response from santa rosa police, sonoma deputy sheriff and s.w.a.t. teams. frantic parents and family rushed to the school desperate to find their children. >> i have two kids. you don't know what to expect anymore. i don't know how to explain it right now. it is crazy what this world has come to. we met my granddaughter text me right away that they were on lockdown. >> reporter: what you make of this? >> scary. with all the shootings in school , i put the baby in the car and we jammed right over here. >> reporter: a 16-year-old student who had apparently been arguing with the 17-year-old got shot in the upper body and is in stable condition in the hospital. two hours after it began, the students were allowed to leave the school many running into their parent's arms happy to be out of the situation but surprisingly calm. >> at first it was gary because we saw a lot of police coming in looking for somebody. but afterwards i was fine. >>

clara, san mateo and santa cruz counties. pg&e does not expect another power shutoff in the next week. there is a calendar that shows the days pg&e has cut the power in yellow. this shows the kincade fire one week ago in the north bay, started one week ago. that's hard to believe. it keeps growing. that's where we are seeing most of the outages this morning in sonoma, napa and solano county. i want to go over to pg&e's website. all those icons in pink, about 5,000 customers in marin county are without power. pg&e is working to restore a few custom >> thank you. >> the power stayed on in many places, but more than 4,000 people in marin county are still in the dark today. >> lauren martinez is live in mill valley. good morning. >> good morning. due to what pg&e is calling favorable conditions, they canceled planned power outages in alameda, contra costa, santa cruz, santa clara and san mateo counties, but all of that aside marin county has been greatly impacted by saturday's outage and they're slowly getting their power back on

rosa, the northern part of santa rosa. but many exits are closed because they're in the hot zone, quite frankly. we're in shiloh, a number of homes have burned here in the last 24 to 36 hours. there's some glowing in the distance there. this is heartbreaking. this was a multimillion dollar beautiful home in this neighborhood. now it is just left to burning rubble. i can tell you this, cal fire and the surrounding fire departments, there's nobody better in the business. you get a lot of practice here in california this time of year. >> definitely do. rob, thank you very much for sharing what you've been seeing here this morning and over the weekend. appreciate it. >>> for the most part smoke from the kincade fire has not impacted the rest of the bay area like the blazes two years ago. >> this image from a noaa satellite shows us why. check out the powerful winds blowing the smoke southwest of the pacific. the image is a graphic example of how fast the wind wa blowing. even the smaller fire we saw here by vallejo, this view

santa rosa police say that happened at ridgeway high school along with santa rosa and the junior college under lockdown. pete suratos is live for us at santa rosa and, pete, do we know anything about the suspect at this time? >> reporr: yeah, marcus, we just got the update from santa rosa place and they may have a possible suspect detained and i want to point out in the update from santa rosa police they say that the shooting happened off campus near ridgeway, wanted to make that clear, it was off campus and near ridgeway high. and look over my shoulder, and we have chp blocking off the area on ridgeway and glenn street as they continue with the scene and they tell us that a possible suspect has been detained, at least at this time. we'll bring you another update shortly. now i'll show you video when it was a much more active scene this morning. now according to santa rosa police, the information we're getting, saying the shooting happened roughly about 9:00 a.m. so at about 8:56 a shooting happened off campus near ridgway high in santa rosa and not an active shooting and a 18-year-old w

the santa rosa veterans building on maple street in santa rosa is full.aid for the petaluma veterans memorial building but they are still accepting large animals in trailers. the ma republican fair grounds is accepting just large animals in trailers 175 fairgrounds drive in petaluma and now the petaluma community center also at capacity and cannot accept additional evacuees. sonoma county fairgrounds only taking evacuees with large animals at 1350 bennett valley road. the community center it was an evacuation center but now that area has actually been evacuated itself. so the county says do not go there. just more troubling information for all those folks who are on the freeway wondering where they should go. >> this is all changing very, very quickly. we have all the information on abc7news.com. we also have continuing coverage of the kincade fire and the power shutoffs continuing. don't go weigh away. we'll be right back. come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing de

in santa rosa fully call kron 4 news.>stephanie i'll be ready for the night ahe as those winds are now just picking up in and around the kinde fire. so the winds at hadthe blowing of the west yesterday spreading in toward middleton well guess what now it's coming back in this direction back toward the coastline. those north northeasterly winds. so healdsbur geyserville also the cloverdale windsor watch out. we've got some serious fire conditions developing tonight and those winds, those winds have really be shifting of course yesterday.we saw that shift from the west and then begin to see more of a northerly wind and that started to bring some smoke from the fires back ithe bay area in ct some of tt you can see in your skies today as a starting to ilter in back in this direction out tonight. we're watchinthe wind shift again now coming out of the north north east so that has taken the winds back out to the ocean. well you're going likely see it so the ocean waters, but it's not going to dissipate entirely so athe winds be

all santa rosa jr. college locations are closer friday and sonoma state is closed until monday with schools in napa and marin county is closed and today and tomorrow, you can get the information continuously changing with parents and students checking in with schools for the latest information and sign up for alerts. we have information scrolling at the bottom of your screen. schools that held classes yesterday sent home students early because of poor air quality at hercules high school and many students at john swett high school in crockett called parents to complain about smoke. the superintendent said there were plans to deal with the power shut off but they did not anticipate poor air quality. >> the smoke that filled the area was not expected and we will look at the safety and security procedures with regards to smoke. >>> classes are held at all contra costa schools except the juvenile detention facility in clayton and canyon elementary near moraga and schools in alamo. >>> steve paulson is back a

ridgeway high school, santa rosa high school in santa rosa junior college were on lockdown. police say the shooting happened across from ridgeway high school and there were no reports of violence actually on the school campus. there is one known victim who is receiving medical treatment at a nearby hospital. officials say the 17-year-old victim was shot in the abdomen and is in stable condition at the hospital. all schools at this time remain in session. >>> pg&e has warned thousands of customers could lose power as early as tomorrow afternoon because of high fire danger. this morning covers 16 counties and a half million people in the northern part of the state. this includes people in napa, sonoma and san mateo county. pg&e said it expects to announce tomorrow morning whether or not it will shut down power and areas that have received shut off warnings. people affected by the last shuttle say the are taking more steps to prepare this time around. restaurants and stores are renting generators to keep the food from spoiling and selling as much of their current stock as possi

it will send people to santa rita is wrong. people die at santa rita. the fact most vulnerable people are at 850 and we are thinking of sending them to santa rita shows the priorities of the board and the mayor's office specifically. the mayor is pushing forward more officers. un-democratic in making the new da a couple weeks before election, and now with this plan that may send people to santa rethat. that is not all right. sorry about that. >> then also just as a side note from my own personal thing in the community our good present in the mission community was locked up. he stayed in there for a month. the reason? he couldn't pay his bail. how did he get out? the community got money out of our paychecks to get him out. it was a hard time for him to be there. now he is with us. we know folks are in there because they had forgotten and the city looks the other way. >> invest to save lives. >> i will call names. mariam, tory larson, karen, kathleen, michael lion. darian. leaguegia julie auna. olivia park. miguel, clair, amber, muhammad, jackie. if your

>>> santa rosa 30 degrees. 35 fairfield, 39. concord, little more and mountain view so clear smoke up in north bay g especially in the valley, mild sunshine this afternoon. skies in the north, the trick- or-treat forecast, looking at cool temperatures deadly on the light side i was at a crash. it is blocking lanes. this is west 580 lake park two lanes from the left is blocked expect those conditions as you head there. we go westbound side on the 580 work your way out of tracy heading into the livermore valley, right around grant, we have a trouble spots, pretty much where the trouble spot and delays and at the bypass, three lanes are blocked for the crash. >>> taking a live look at chez center this morning, the warriors lost another star player, the best player on the team steph curry. taking a hard fallen last nights game he broke his left hand. curry went out of the third quarter. take a look, driving for the lab, collidjob. the crowd went silent after that. curry visibly in pain, we take a look at the slow-motion, he was sent

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in santa rosa fully callron 4 news. all right, let's get a chk of the weather around the bay area you know we've been talking about these. >>high winds and normally when yes,trong winds it kind of blows all of the book out of the r but because of this massive fire. >>good hanging on large bring us up to date on airquality rlly a problem of course we saw that wind shift rememb yesterday on the west and the kind of took some the smoke. >>away from the bay area n we're starting to see more of a northerly component to the wind. north easterly component and that is going to bring with it some that smoke we saw begining to filter back into the bay today you probably noticed in your hazy a kind that smoky sky out there you may have smelled it as well, but this were really kind of gets interesng the winds e shifting to more of a north northeasterly direction and that's going to change things overnight tonight we're actually going to begin to see some of that sme begin to pile up and move off the coasine and possibly sitting out

it's better toward petaluma and santa rosa. 33, santa rosa. 57, montero. the warmest temps are ocean beach, half moon bay, montera in santa cruz. 57, 58, 59. 30s and 40s on the peninsula. 50s for some. montero beach, 59 degrees. i think that in santa cruz other two warmest along with ocean beach. for all intents and purposes, things will get better through the day. high 60s and 70s. wendy in the hills but that will be decreasing. >>> super commute time. and we are looking at some of these faraway commutes like the commute here in the tracy area. good morning to you if you're driving in on 205 or 58 in the tracy area. good morning to you if you're driving in on 205 or 580. you can see traffic is going to be slow on 580. there was some lane blocked at dunn 580 coming up to grant line road because of a hazard in the area. for the most part traffic is always going to be slow. they were telling only a vehicle and one of the lanes but this is making it a little slower than it normally is. the normal commute is slow. we needed to livermore it looks good. getting

it started at 8 pm in the rest of the bay area, 237,000 customers in santa clara and santa cruz counties. >> we go to lafayette, power went out at 8:00 tonight. >> reporter: that is exactly right. this is mount diablo boulevard, normally it is bustling on a saturday night. tonight it is dark, they have reflective stop signs in the intersections because there's no power for the streetlights. the streetlights are all out, people out walking tonight, they are using ell phone so the see what they're doing and not trip or fall on the curb. this is after r in an attempt historic winds from creating disaster. >> the difference from light to dark took seconds for portions of the east bay saturday night. the main thoroughfare through downtown lafayette was like a halloween free creation as the streetlights went dark. party of four at this restaurant became a foursome in search of other plans. >> we did not know the lights are out, reservations were at 8:30, they can't do anything for us, not even a drink. >> reporter: saturday afternoon, pg&e officials announced a new wave of power shutoffs affec

we are on the santa rosa line. we will take you there next. >>> new evacuations from that area overnight. >>> live right now. is battling the kincaid fire desperately trying to stop the spread of flames. this is another problem develop. air quality taking a turn for the worst. >>> widespread power outages have that many residents scrambling to find another place to stay. one more shot offs are expected. good morning it is monday, october 28. this morning people are waking up to the smell of smoke. we can even smell it in our san francisco study. that is coming from the kincaid fire. it is only five percent contained. nearly 200,000 people are still under evacuation orders. at least 94 buildings have been destroyed. today they're working to restore power to more than 1 million people affected by preventive shuttle. we are live with team covers. we have world the historic winds. let's get with jackie ward at the line between windsor and santa rosa. >>> putting my mask on because the air is so bad here. we are at the

santa rosa's unified school district says maria high rincon valley middle school santa rosa middle school hidden valley elementary proctor terrace elementary santa rosa accelerated charter school and louis education center will be closed on wednesday tomorrow and all schools in the districts of alum rock hayward except stone bray alimentary napa san leandro and san jose we'll all be closed on wednesday. >>community centers will be set up for people affected by the power shut off beginning wednesday morning at 8 o'clock the centers will remain open during the daylight hours only they will have restrooms water charging stations and air-conditioned seating if you are in napa county you can go to 10 oh one fairgrounds drive in the lane whoa and contra costa county go to bishop ranch parking lot at 2600 camino ramon in san ramon in san mateo county go to pasta moon restaurant at 8, 4, 5 main street. that's in half moon bay in solano county go to the mission church at 6391 leisure town road in vacaville in sonoma county go to the santa rosa veterans memorial building that's located at 1351 mapl

door to a santa clara county home. good evening. >>> just a few minutes ago we got some new numbers pg&e. right now the lights are ba on abe it na santa cruz counties. >>> live pg&e headquarters with health utilities preparing for these future shutoffs.>> reporter: customer company representatives said they were not fully prepared for the most recent round of safety shutoffs. with high winds and the forecast as early as next week. the big question is what is going to happen next time?>> if the event occurs six days from now it will look a lot like this one. >> reporter: the ceo admitted tonight utility was not indingthstomer of d to this turning the power off and turning it on went very well. it was the support around it we were prepared for.>> reporter: he stressed the utilities plans to continue safety shutoffs. especially considering as of 5 incidents of system damage along lines that were deenergized. including tree limbs damaging power lines or lines coming down completely. pg&e said 20 one of those instances were

but santa clara police say no shots were fired.ear what caused the scare in the first place. this did take place during halloween fright night at the park. gang aery real shooting in san deadlyt happened right near city hall. shooting happened about 5:00 this evening in the area of north 5th and east santa clara street. san jose police say they actually found two men with bullet wounds. one survived, the other died at the hospital. no word on the police say they are still looking for the kimmer. >>> we are learning about a significant calculated strike against isis tonight. two u.s. officials tell nbc news a special ops mission likely killed abu bakr al-baghdadi. intelligence sources received information about his whereabouts in northern syria. the mission included helicopters, jets and drones. u.s. special forces troops fired on a convoy from the air, then landed to gather intelligence. baghd baghdadi is believed to be among the five or six people killed, but they are still working to identify the bodies. >> we are turning now to

a cannabis cut company he ran out of this building in santa cruz. his longest girlfriend show she is also in the cannabis industry. this is video rachel posted of tushar atre in august. a more recent post shows her in his pleasure point home. >>> i try to take it for face value of how i knew tushar atre. as a happy kind person.>> reporter: friends took to social media to pay tribute to the 50-year-old. brent bruckner roads i am heartbroken beyond words. one friend who did not want to be identified told us he made enemies over his business deals. former employees called him abusive glassdoor.com. his final moments in the home that overlooked the water he served often a mystery at least for now. >> reporter: investigators did not say what connection if any the suspects had with tushar atre. they did say however his girlfriend is not a suspect. >>> the shooting outside a high school football game in richmond last week is leading to some changes. west contra costa county unified announced no more late night games for varsity football. kickoff is now 5 p

lo más importante, ahora de gr >>> gracias claudia, las órdenes de evacuación en la parte norte de santaece en pantalla, así como el área de larke field, las comunidades hasta bodega bay en la costa, y además hay advertencia de posibles adverte de hay 4 centros de evacuación disponibles para los residentes, en la dirección que aparece en pantalla, el edificio pe el boulevard betaluma, en la dirección que aparece en pantalla y el centro comunitario en la dirección que aparece en pantalla, quiénes tengan ganado o animales grandes los pueden llevar al terreno de la feria, nos vamos a enlazar con víctor beltrán, él es un residente que tuvo que evacuar la zona esta tarde, muy buenas noches, cuéntenos en dónde está en estos momentos. >>> ahorita en el centro de la red de la feria de santa rosa y pues aquí estamos porque las autoridades nos dijeron que teníamos que evacuar, la mayoría, pero yo no salir pues y salí a las 7 de la noche cuando la policía nos tocó la puerta y ahora fue obligación. >>> cuéntenos cómo fue el procesoted e estaba a las 7 de la noche. >>> la policía llegó con altavoz di

this time yesterday santa rosa was 10%. now it is almost 66 northwind and a map of fairfield we are not done with the offshore. the wind speed is down. the direction favors the north northeast. some locations little less. hallsburg west of 3. unity from 13 to 57%. it just depends but better than yesterday, that is for sure and we are looking for temperatures to be quite cool. 40s and 50s compared to yesterday. we are down a good 20 degrees. there are still 70s berkeley 70 degrees. the city is almost 70. 51 in santa rosa. will be warm and hot. another system on the way if it does not start late saturday overnight saturday into sunday this looks to be the starkest wind event. the temperatures will not be warmed but the wind speed to be up again. 36 hours for firefighters and highs continue to be hot. let's go back to the desk. >>> calfire has crews working round-the-clock battling the fire. 1300 firefighting personnel on the front line with many more on the way. many firefighters reached 2000 later today. sheriff deputies are

we have all the information on our webs live in santa rosa. ss. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you. >>> there are some things you can do at home to get together. >> kris sanchez put together a quick guide for us when it happened last month. >> hi there, laura. this is all the stuff that you're already supposed to have ready in your earthquake preparedness kit, so i know that you already have this together but in case you need a refresher, let's start here. we have to have enough food and non-perishable goods for a week's time, about a gallon of water per person in the family, all nonperishable goods that your kids will eat and don't forget something to open that with, that would be a bummer to have the canned goods and not get in. if you have a pet, make sure you have something for your pet as well. make sure that your phone is fully charged, if you backup battery, you want to have that charged as well. any medication that you need and basic first aid kit, bactene and band-ai band-aids, if you have medications that you have to

the santa rosa veterans memorial building it 1351 maple avenue and santa rosa in alameda county merritt college lot be on the on the street in oakland for the latest on the community centers and school closures you can visit our website kron 4 dot com. we have a lot of resources there. >>our live coverage of the power shutdown continues during the break on kron on novello is a standing by live in newsroom with more download the kron o osed so here's a map. exactly where for ah the power shut off are expected. >>an update now to that breaking news. we're tracking all night genie will shut off power to hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area. >>extreme fire danger is prompting the massive power shut off. pg e says around 800,000 customers will be impacted. all bay area counties except san francisco will be seeing those shut off. that's around 274,000 people in light of the power shut down which is >>next several hours oakland city leaders and first responders met as a group today to get on the same page as conference reports for us tonight. >>the city says it's prepared for all sc

santa rose a in the low 40s.this morning once again, staying sunny and mild as we head through the middle part of the week, warming up to average by the weekend. well october 1stwe kicked off a new water -- good shape as we look ahead. last year of course we had record rainfall. record snow fall. 30 atmospheric rivers in northern california. snow pack was 175% of average. state wide reservoir storage 128% of average. that's 29.7 million-acre feet. all of that rain helps to get us out of the drought, thankfully so and hoping for better rainfalls look ahead to the upcoming water year. we have a ridge of high pressure building in today, temps will be warmer compared to yesterday, slight low below average for on that warming trend. this low pressure system up in the gulf of alaska is going to sling a weak dry cold front tomorrow. through today we'll see the sun, again mild daytime highs. then for tomorrow a few clouds with that dry front, temps taking a slight dip. and the winds will pick up for thursday. but for tod

santa rosa to petaluma, 13 minutes. castro valley to the maze, 13 minutes. 20 to 680 to highway 85, 12 minutes. looking good. >>> now to the latest on the kincade fire currently burning in sonoma county. >> has burned more than 76,000 acres. it's 15% contained. more than 80,000 homes are still threatened. 86 homes have been destroyed. full containment is expected next thursday, november 7th. firefighters are hoping for calmer weather to put this fire out. liz has more for us from santa rosa. >> nearly 5,000 firefighters here are at the sonoma county fairgrounds working on ways to get this fire out. you can see behind us, there is a pete's coffee pop-up truck providing coffee to the first responders working on this cold morning. we've been telling you about the good news, that's that the kincade fire has not done what firefighters feared could have happened during this wind event and that is get pushed towards santa rosa.levations along the 101 corridor, a cal fire official tells me there's been no new significant spot f

bermúdez vamos con información >> muy buenas noches, estoy en uno de los centros de evacuación de santaalgunos de ellos, entienden que seguramente esto no va dar abastos >> hay como para tres días >> tendemos la ropa nada más lo básico >> documentos mascota medicina y lo más básico no vinimos preparados >> es la primera vez que me evacúan de la casa >> cómo te sientes ? >> bien me siento bien nos atienden bien >> se encuentra en los terrenos de la feria del condado que están afectando algunos anima s animales, este cuerpo metro santa rosa >> hay personas que están buscando todavía un lugar para quedarse regresamos al estudio >> gracias y en respuesta al incendio la alcaldesa de san francisco declaró emergencia local habrán refugios temporales para tener a las familias desplazadas será ubicado y estará abierto este lunes a partir de las 8:00 de la mañana y permanecerá abierto por cierto el condado dice que ningún agente de gobierno tiene acceso estos refugios, además habrá personal que hable español y estarán disponibles para mantener estos hogares seguros y le dará acopio a todos >> tam

those are now startitong take place in contra costa, alameda, santa clara, san mateo and santa cruz county. early this morning there were savages took place in marin, sonoma and napa . >>> here are the impacted regions. close to 200,000 homes and businesses affected this morning. the second phase beginning now. those of the counties in yellow. pg&e said 800,000 customers in the state, more than 2 million people across 34 counties could be without power . >>> we have live team coverage other shutoffs across the bay area. allie rasmus monitoring sausalito. cristina rendon in alameda. first we start with meteorologist mark tamayo with an update on the conditions. >> reporter: >>> that's right. we have a red flag warning. extreme wind is not here yet but things will be ramping up as we head into wednesday. all the areas in red, red flag fire warning and gusts could top 60 miles per hour potentially for the hills in the north and east bay. santa cruz mountains could be above 45 miles per hour and in the inland valley scum of the east bay in the north bay we could of gusts approaching 40 miles p

>>when it stopped much of downtown santa cruz was in ruin.sed, including the one that was home to the santa cruz coffee roasting company and neil communities bookshop santa cruz, my whole life changed in 15 >>the bush up those them cut cond off that. >>some 30 mostly unreinforced masonry buildings were heavily damaged. there was widespread damage in nearby watsonville and in the santa cruz mountains as well. many roads were impassable bookshops santa cruz moved into a tent for the next 3 years. >>breathtaking those really because downtown been more of than just exchange of money the for santa cruz. a lot you know a christmas praise what happened here. street performers from the street truly was port part of downtown of a santa cruz and here was gone in 15 seconds. >>that was then and this is now santa cruz rolled up its sleeves and went to work the old brick buildings were replaced by new earthquake-resistant structures. joe hall was the city's project manager for much of that time. >>i saw people pulling people out of buildings scene literal

and up to 73 degrees in santa rosa. and as we look at our wind forecast, it is going to stay breezy for oakland and san francisco while the winds get lighter elsewhere. and so even as we go into the rest of the day, some light breezes but not the high wind gusts that we had as that red flag warning is allowed to expire. as that expires, then we get ready for cold temperatures tonight. a frost advisory in effect for all of the areas shaded in blue from 2:00 to 8:00 tomorrow morning as though lows dip down into the upper 20s. so another very cold night. and then going into the day tomorrow, we're getting ready to go trick-or-treating, we're seeing the temperatures in the upper 60s inland. cooling off into the upper 50s by tomorrow night. i know people were concerned about the wildfire smoke. there will be some drifts of smoke but i think it is okay to go out trick-or-treating if you are not out for several hours. going into the rest of the forecast, we'll see high pressure moving in. still blowing winds off shore but we w

no transfers to santa rita or any other jail in-county or out. incancersation worsenses the mental illness. it is a risk factor for chronic diseases for asthma. formally incarcerated individuals are 10 times more likely to be homeless. lack of housing is a major threat to any health condition. jail is a source of unthinkable stress and trauma, which fuel disease. we need to invest in expanding appropriate mental health services, hiring and training local community members who lived experience that resonated with the jail population, up routing the way the police department is run. holding the large tech corporations accountable for the harm they are creating for those here before them and supportable housing. we need to heal our communities and not make them sick. had kenny not been in cars cars- incarcerated he could be in my position today. >> i am jordan davis. i am a d-6 resident. i have about a couple hours ago the vice chair of the working group and i say close 850 bryant and don't create a mental health jail or a rainbow jail and don't sen

some cold temperatures, santa rosa 34, lakeport 35 degrees. morsel and even yesterday, the valley checked in at 29 yesterday, i don't think we will see that r kelly down to 33 last night that is too cold for some all in the 30s this morning, ukiah 37 truckee 19. 22 i guessed, south lake tahoe night. daughter 29, humidity about the circuit that is good, almost 80% in santa rosa that's as opposed to 5% yesterday, the prevailing wind is still offshore, more easterly, north northeasterly, the wind comes way down, northerly the i-80 corridor, fairfield, vacaville and davis, is a west wind, blackhawk turning east southeast, that is better. the oakland hills north northeast, the humidity 20 or 25%, it has gone a little bit, still look up parts of lake county, northeast of 24, 12%, why there is still a red flag warning until 10:00 this morning, santa rosa, one observation northeast, atlas peak also northeast 15%, the wind speeds have come down, still higher elevations in the teens under relative humidity, better at the surface. a huge system marching

now the police department shut down put the campus on lock down along with santa rosa high. and santa rosa junior college as well for several hours as they search for the suspect possible additional suspects and the weapon involved in this crime. now we are told ah that the suspect was found actually in a classroom and taken into custody. the identity of the suspect has not been released because he is a juvenile. the police department also detained another student briefly that student was released and they are now focusing on trying to track down the gun in this case, there's a santa rosa police department describing after the shooting and how the suspect was taken into custody. officers learned that the shooter had. >>handed the gun to another individual and that individual left a school campus with that firearm the shooter actually return to a classroom. they're on the ridgeway high school campus and was identified by officers who worked in close coordination with the school officials and the school resource officer on the scene and safely took the shooter into custody the

se acerca >>> muchos esperan y hacía incluido los dueÑos de esta casa quienes tienen un negocio en santacasiones >>> josé su esposa se auto evacuaron en santa rosa donde no hay luz ni hablar por los apagones de energía >>> si no tenemos los tenemos un paso de agua >>> estacionados en una casa rodante cuenta los días por volver a la normalidad >>> se vive mucho estrés, angustia porque no sabemos qué pasará >>> tener un restauran en santa rosa y se vieron afectados por los cuatro apagones preventivos que trataron de funcionar usando la luz del celular y generadores >>> no tienen ánimo para hacer cuenta pero son siete días de mercancía daÑada >>> céntimo por los empleados porque viven al día por día >>> en esta cuarta ronda serán alrededor de 600.000 pies de afectados en la zona desde las 7:00 de la maÑana en el contrato de su mamá, napa y solano hoy a las 10:00 de la noche habrá paz que afectarán al cliente en san mateo, 10 vienen alameda y 6000 entre santa cruz, santa clara y consta >>> prefiero cerrar, porque no pienso pasar por esto otra vez >>> las condiciones climáticas terminara el m

good air quality for the santa clara valley. so that low pressure system across the great basin and the ridge of high pressure to our west those two peatures were so close together yesterday and at least overnight, creating a tight pressure gradient. the two weather features will move farther apart. and with that we will continue to see the winds ease. so watching that closely for you on futurecast, as you go through the rest of the morning, we are going to see those winds completely die down and relax. and by 5 p.m., look at light to calm conditions and closer look for the north bay mountains. looking at 8 a.m. the wind significantly decrees and then as we go through the afternoon, looking at light conditions even up near the north bay mountains thankfully so. but again, it's still very dry with that low relative humidity values and dry air in place. and with that critical fire weather condition. now hazy skies looking at seasonal daytime highs. 71 in concord for a high looking at 70 in fremont. 73 in san jose. 70 in oakland an