jennifer bellinger, she was trying to evacuate from sebastopol. got stuck in traffic for four hours now, only going about four miles. >> yeah, we talked to her, i think, about 30 minutes ago. jennifer, are you there with us? >> i am here, yes. >> we we have been referring to you on air. we feel so invested in your progress like you arer goif girlfriends now. please tell us you made it farther in your vags. >> we need it to see the horrendous traffic that you have been talking bumper to bumper on highway 101 heading south. we are at roblar road. the meacham road area on stony point. so we have made it a bit further. we have been in the car five hours now. i honestly never thought it would take five hours to get from sebastopol to the highway 101. >> my goodness. now you have gone what? six miles? >> we are probably about eight to 12 miles out now from sebastopol. >> wow. and you heeded the warning when they said to evacuate. you had mentioned that already, in anticipation of evacuating, gotual all of your things together. talk a little bit about th

it's going as far south as sebastopol. >> these are mandatory evacuation orders. highway 101 in santa rosa has been reopened. it was shut down for some time. but we've heard from people evacuating, but now they're stuck in their cars. they are back-to-back in their cars. >> we spoke with one woman from sebastopol. it's taken her four hours to go four miles. >> she had to leave her home. >> let's see if we can get an update on the fire itself. we're joined on the phone by mitch matlaw with cal fire. are you there, mitch? >> i am here. good morning. >> good morning to you. i know, boy, what a past few days it's been for you. can you give us an idea where we are right now on fighting this fire? >> right now the fire is at 30,000 acres. we are 10% contained. we don't expect full containment until november 7th, although that's a fluid number. conditions are rapidly changing out here. we did have an historic wind event with gusts up to 80 miles per hour in the higher elevations. we expect that wind to continue steadyou the day today. as you go up higher in elevation, th

. >> the lights at andy's market in sebastopol, a blessing for many evacuees returning home, but manyworkers are also evacuees , and our word for their own homes and loved ones. >> just to worry is probably the most stressful, but you try to put on a brave face. >> the red cross says their shelters are still open, they have about 2000 people staying there now but they still have plenty of space as well as help for people with medical disabilities. reporting from downtown sebastopol, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> so looking at the fire winds, we are seeing gusts up to 50 some odd miles an hour, but in the lower areas, it is t a couple of days ago. so that will be helpful. as the wind evenin the morning say around the next hour or two, and then they will start to back off after two in the morning. so that will be super helpful. so let's keep our fingers crossed for that. once we get on the other side of midmorning tomorrow, we are in pretty good shape, because conditions will become much more favorable. current overnight lows in the forecast, very cool tomorrow morning, so with the cool air sett

also windsor, geyserville, sebastopol, santa rosa and elsewhere, many showed appreciation for firefighters who help save their homes and neighborhoods. jackie ward will have more on this story coming up the next half hour. >>> social media video to show you, pg&e equipment a cribbage before a brush fire on bethel island, investigators blame the utility for two fires over the weekend. the flesh the distance shows the moment the transformer failed. this was just at the eastern edge of contra costa county. the fire going to the size of a football field and forced evacuation from nearby mobile homes. as crews brought control another brush fire broke out in oakley a couple miles west. pg&e says it is too soon to expect blame for the fire but it is cooperating with the investigation right now. the summerlike committee was evacuated, no homes were damaged. utility equipment and the kincade fire. also looking to we can fires. >>> we have an update from pg&e about the most recent emergency black. power now has been restored to 97% of customer since pg&e give you a clear yes memory. meanwhile, an ea

officials also announced new mandatory evacuations in sebastopol, bloomfield, valley forge, pillsbury, windsor, creighton, and bodega bay were told to get out last ght. here is the latest from cal fire. as of last night the kincade fire is nearly 26,000 acres, about half the size of the city of oakland and containment stands at 11%. flames have destroyed 77 buildings including 31 homes. officials say more than 23,000 other buildings are at risk. those numbers are expected to climb as wens fueled the active fire overnight. let's go to emily with the latest. >> just to give you an idea of exactly how windy it is out there i will give you a look on one of those peaks. look at how much it is shaking around right now. we are getting reports that in the north bay there were gust clock that 80 miles an hour, sustained winds in the overnight hours, now this morning at 50 miles an hour. your current temperatures right now, this isn't really relevant when it comes to this fire. it really is all about the wind speeds. in most areas south of the north bay you are fine, your kong, it's a little bi

this evacuation includes sebastopol and parts of santa rosa. hearing from her this morning has been tracking wind gusts of 93 miles per hour in the healdsburg hills. >> that is unprecedented. let's get to meteorologist lisa argen. >> that's right. that's a wind gust. we're also looking at mount saint helena at 4,000 feet, wind gusts of 87 miles an hour. these gusty winds working their way down to the surface for 30 and 40-mile-an-hour winds throughout the day today. we're seeing winds at about 25 miles an hour around the east bay but here's a look at knoxville creek near 4,000 feet. mt. diablo near 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts. hawkeye, mount tam, over 30 mile an hour and the east foothills. the northeasterly winds blowing hard, blowing to the south and really that is unbelievable how big the fire and those embers will jump out ahead blowing all the way to bodega bay and the ocean. gusts 36 santa rosa. you can see oakland and san jose up to 26 miles an hour. here's a look at the smoke folk throughout t -- forecast throughout the day. with the gus

as i recall, he was the butcher of sebastopol.and had actually been brought by the german high command to paris, on the theory he had a stiff enough backbone to deal with the problematic population. am i correct? dr. citino: if you don't mind i will take that one. holtiz was arrested and taken prisoner by allied forces. the allied were listening to all the german generals conversations, they were all tapped for use in later war crimes. as historians we have been swimming in those waters nicely you have all these records. holtiz said repeatedly, when i was in crimea, sebastopol you said, i carried out the fuhrer's orders about the jewish question to the ultimate detail. i followed them and asked with a detail. do not brag about it. he said let's be honest, that is what we all did in the east. it brings to light the point that this was two different wars. dr. nolan: there is a horrible racial war which would seem like the outmost barbarism. in the west police the war tended -- the germans tended to treat the war in a much more trans

. >> reporter: ellen hanson harris of sebastopol had a decision to make when the mandatory evacuationer came down. a phone call from a friend helped her decide to stay home. >> a few of them that are in town turned around because it took two hours to go three blocks just to get out of town and they just said, forget it. >> reporter: for 30,000 west county residents, the mandatory evacuation order is now reduced to an evacuation warning. >> we are permitting people back into the area. they are free to enter the area without identification or any permits. they are free go home. >> reporter: thousands of evacuees have overwhelmed shelters like this one in petaluma. we're told five times what you see here has been handed out to evacuees including 500 pillows a day. >> those 500 pillows came from our community. some people can donate one, and some people donated 20. it's been an amazing community effort. >> reporter: some shelters filled up quickly leaving terry and alex to park their rv in a petaluma parking lot. >> you have chipotle here. if you want to do a little shopping you have targ

they had to evacuate from their sebastopol home because of the fires in the potbellied pig, bailey, had no place to go. it just so happened that christiansen is president of the california potbellied pig's post initiation and brooks is a professional tree trimmer. so bailey now has a temporary home in pleasant hill, not far from mason and britt. in the christiansen's have peace of mind. >> and he knows those lines are hot it too. >> yes, i know. >> i'll do my best not to touch them. >> it was nice. it was nice to get her mind off the fire, going up in the trees and forget about it. >> i'm thrilled he is able to do this because pg&e's answer to me was, watch it. how do you watch that line 24 hours a day? >> reporter: complete strangers helping each other out during a difficult time. the pig is safe. the tree is safe. everyone in the home is happy.henry lee, ktvu fox 2. >>> it is a tourist community and a lot of our local businesses rely on the income from our tourists. >> reporter: how one bay area committee copes with the pg&e power outages as businesses keep losing money. >>> the actio

sebastopol at 40. kelseyville, 42. the cloud cover be getting to work its way in. we get low clouds and mid-level clouds and eventually the system will sweep through with a little bit of rain late tonight into early tomorrow morning. look for increasing clouds in the morning from that system from the west and southwest and late tonight overnight. pretty good energy in seattle and portland and extreme northern california but not down here. the future cast on the rain, i would not worry about it. a couple 100 here and that will be the end result of it early thursday. cooler temperatures or on the way. tomorrow, 50s and 60s for many. or very low 70s. after that it will be a slow climb into the weekend. 60s and 70s on the temperatures today. out of the 80's from yesterday. breezy and blustery at times late thursday into friday and that it looks good. next week looks dry. >>> san francisco leaders want to deal with the homeless crisis by focusing on mental illness. next, the new plan from san francisco mayor london breed. >>> plus, a change in sfo this morning. it's aim

sebastopol, 61. ross is 34. mill valley and tiburon, 56 and 60. a lot of missing data this morning. is because of the power outages i'm sure. this system will continue to move east. as it does things will get better. sunny today but temperatures between 70s and 80s. the low kick out but we have high fire danger and the red flag warning will take us through today. i'll be getting rain in a week? there are hints of it in about a week from today. 60s, 70s, upper 70s. 80s and a few mid 80s if we get the north wind. it will be cooler a little tomorrow in the mornings will be cold and over the weekend partly cloudy and cooler. >>> thank you. the fire crews in moraga are still at the scene of a growing brushfire this morning. coming up, what we know about the fire in moraga forcing people to evacuate . >>> our coverage of the massive pg&e power outage continues. coming up, why experts say the power shutdowns could end up costing more than $1 billion. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> w

in downtown sebastopol, residents began returning to the empty streets. >> this is my home.er what kind of tragedies we may have, i am not believing it. >> reporter: the sheriff and cal fire opened a part of the weston county. the evacuation order was downgraded to an evacuation warning, allowing some 30,000 residents to return home. jan and her family fled at 4:00 a.m. saturday and stayed with friends in catalonia. >> i was surprised, i was not expecting to be let back in just yet. >> reporter: they and their neighbors are keeping their go backs in the car. >> it was difficult to leave, obvious, coming back is a relief. it is still not totally clear. >> reporter: this couple got a shock when they returned, their beloved cat they had to leave behind had died, even with no power in their home, and the traffic lights out through most of the town, many residents are feeling grateful they are alive and safe. for kelly mcneil, the past few days have been doubly stressful. her son chaz is a volunteer firefighter with the grayson fire department and was battling the blaze in windso

you can see why areas like sebastopol, windsor, the north end of santa rosa are in the evacuation areathey're going to continue to blow and into the afternoon, hopefully going to blow the smoke into the pacific ocean. he's view of what is going on over the middle peak where we have winds over moment miles per hour. they're areawide. i am not seeing them quite as strong in and around the peninsula. the santa cruz mountains, san francisco. anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour. really, it's our north bay hills and our east bay hills picking up on some win. we have mallory ridge reporting 36, and we are looking at some of the stronger gusts earlier this morning and hopefully not seeing a repeat of this. mount saint helena at 87; hillsburg hills, 93; santa rosa along the valley floor, 39; hawkeye, 36. very, very strong winds. hurricane force winds that toppled trees and create extensive damage to power lines. we get through the morning hours. the future cast model showing us the darker shade of orange is going to turn yellow. the winds will remain with us and not be as strong as we're seei

. >> reporter: ellen hanson harris of sebastopol had a decision to make when the mandatory evacuation order came down. a phone call from a friend helped her decide to stay home. >> a few of them that are in town turned around because it took two hours to go three blocks just to get out of town and they just said, forget it. >> reporter: for 30,000 west county residents, the mandatory evacuation order is reduce today an evacuation warning. >> we are permitting people back into the area. they are free to enter the area without identification or any permits. they are flee to go home. >> reporter: thousands of evacuees have overwhelmed shelters like this one in petaluma. we're told five times what you see here has been handed out to evacuees including 500 pillows a day. >> those 500 pillows came from our community. some people can donate one, and some people donated 20. it's been an amazing community effort. >> reporter: some shelters filled up quickly leaving terry and alex to park their arvi in a petaluma parking lot. >> you have chipotle here. if you want to do a little shopping you ha

in 14 states along tast coast, georgia north to maine and this sebastopol family just hiked entire thing. >> hi. >> reporter: stronger than ever, malone family is back home after six month long backpacking trip. >> planning it before they were born. since i free hiked in 1999. ♪ >> reporter: 20 years after first appalachian hike, jamie, husband chris and four daughters camped in snow and hiked across mountains, all with blisters on their toes and homework assignments to complete. >> in toughest physical moments they would get a fire in their eyes. >> reporter: one was? >> hiking mt. katadan. >> final summit. walking 2,190 miles, malones were caught in a storm. ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah >> reporter: a ranger told them to turn around two miles from the top but a few days later the weather cleared and they were singing a different tune. atop mt. katahdin. ♪ let yourself feel the pride >> i think helped us feel closer. >> reporter: celebrated birthdays along the way. sabina turned six, now believed to be the youngest female to hike entire trail. rain delay meant they missed first days of scho

their citizens and among them are berkeley, piedmont, monterey county, lot altos, sabastopo -- sebastopol, and the list goes on. i think this is just an issue of greed. i think that, you know, many of us have cell phones. i haven't been anywhere in this city where i've not been able to use my cell phone, and i don't see the need for 5-g at all. i don't know that we canty it out, but i think you should really seriously consider the implications. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> oh, i enjoyed the obvious portability of the obvious pop up clinic proposed by supervisor mandelman, particularly if it operates throughout the night. the 129 rescue wing of the california air national guard is based at moffat field. i'm wondering if -- and also whether there's an understanding with the news agencies as regards where they might be permitted or restricted from operating helicopters following a substantial earthquake or fire, and also have valves and certain specified pump stations been auto mated as recommended in a 2014 awss report produced by acom. they've estimated that pro

helens to the east as far as sebastopol. you see there it goes all the way to the coastline. these are mandatory evacuation orders in place and also we have been following this this morning. highway 101 in santa rosa between santa rosa and cloverdale was closed. it's now reopened. traffic is very slowly moving along as people are just trying to evacuate these zones. our own bob redell is reporting live for us this morning from soda rock winery in healdsburg. bob, we've seen you in the last hour and half. you were in the pitch black. we saw flames higher than your head and now as the sun begins to rise, utter devastation, but be you y told us this is a 150-year-old historic winery. >> reporter: establishing in 1869. at this point right now, soda rock winery doesn't have much left to burn. all you had was an old white house. now all you have left is a foundation. a couple of hours ago this house wastanding here and we watched the embers fly from the other fire and start to catch this on fire. sadly it went up in flames. here's the main winery over here, what's left of it. you s

this includes all areas, west of sebastopol north of the day the highway and south of stewart's points skaggs springs road. additional warnings have been issued for calistoga road to the sonoma and napa county lines last a full moon to hassle. >>and for us tonight as kron four's charles clifford. >>is live tonight in sonoma county near highway one 28 and pine flat road way between geyser ville and healdsburg. chuck you're close to the flames to give us an idea of how close you are to the flames and the smoke. so i've been here pretty much the entire day of the fire might be a little hard to see this kind of a glow on the ridge behind me here it's may believe the fires probably. >>3 miles or so behind me kind of up in the hills, it's burning in very rough rugged terrain to the east of guys are phil that's where it's kind of been for the last day or 2. and there are fire cruise back in their hand crews trying to build containment lines around it there are more than 2 dozen bulldozers back in there. others been aircraft flying all day i believe we have some video to kind of show what's go

that guerneville here but they gabbay up to general big swath of land sebastopol is in there and the fire as you see the mandatory zone was especially active. they say. helene area today. >>and we focused our attention with the aircraft that there today with with our large tankers, larger chambers very large a fairly successful today going direct on a lot. >>and tonight governor newsome spoke outlining a new website this state has launched to help people deal with this fire tragedy. and this pg e power crisis. >>and also resources this it. >>this of course a destructive fire the kincade fire. we mentioned at the top of the show the 57 homes destroyed now. well there are 12 homes that have also been damage to commercial building has been damaged and crews are now up against the clock once again that new windstorm set to hit tomorrow ken pam back to you. >>all right grant thank you very much meantime part of santa rosa remains under evacuation tonight among those areas the coffey park neighborhood that was mostly level during the 2017 north bay fire storm very difficult time for them k

thing that we glean from this was you see the area down to the south where to santa rosa branch in sebastopol's where they're really going to be trying to maintain and get a better even better containment on the fire because they want to let people back into their communities do and let's hope >>happen by week's end we'll have to wait see. we've got john traill said by the weather is a big component we saw the winds play a factor overnight in helping to fight to for the fire to grow, but luckily it wasn't a strong us actually double containment overnight even when john all great news ensure certainly weather cooperated. i think the firefighters definitely up there deserve that first think you buddy on mother nature. she definitely i wasn't as bad as initially expected last night we saw winds still breezy but not topping out as high as they could have been certainly and then we also saw that wind event just a little bit shorten the duration of it not quite as bad as expected either this morning. well we are looking at nice clear skies across the bay. you can think some of the winds for that re

tree trimmer john brooks evacuated his sebastopol home earlier this week but could not care for his petig, bailey. marcy just happened to be the president of a potbelly pig association. she took bailey and and brooks agreed to remove the branches near her home. >> it was nice we could exchange it right here. nice to get our mind off the fire going up to the trees and you forget about it. >> i'm thrilled he's able to do this because pg&e's answer to me was, watch it. how do you watch that line 24 hours a day? >> everything's okay ambien. bailey has a temporary loving home and the christiansen's have peace of mind. >> the children's book will be out in time for the holidays. >> your reading was wonderful. good to have you back. >>> our coverage will shift to online at ktvu.com. we will be back here at 4:00. dr. oz: a food investigation. new pork rules and new ways to eat it. >> it is called bacon, so bake it. breaks carrie ann inaba her silence on multiple health battles. crew is dressing up your favorite foods. >> fun, fast, and the kids love it. dr. oz: coming up next. ♪ ready for seaso

sebastopol, 27 degrees to start this chilly thursday morning. satellite, clear skies. the stormtrac vista way to the north. there's no signs of that really changing with a stronger opening for us yet but we are watching a for that. we may need to wait 7-10 days or beyond that point. in the meantime fire danger is very high to ourselves tour southern california you can see it red flag fire warning extended until 6 pm friday for portions close to los angeles for today and into tomorrow. back in the bay area we check in on those current numbers for the 12:00 hour. san jose, 65. novato, 64. santa rosa, 66. most neighborhoods today on track to reach the low to mid 70s. the halloween forecast for today. we are expecting a clear sky and chilly conditions this evening, especially after 6:00. 10:00 you can see those temperatures back into the mid- 40s and mid-50s. is that he drop off in temperatures as we head into your thursday evening. satellite showing you this. is area of high pressure is in charge of our pattern. this guy is our old system that help produce the stronger wi

we hear 116 is very jammed up too in the sebastopol area. >> definitely. we came from there. you saw that, it is jammed completely from really north of santa rosa buy centennial way, steel lane heading south. sheriff's department telling people get out of town, head south on 101. as you saw, we saw these epic backups happening. people going nowhere fast. they're telling folks stay off the frontage roads, but people are still heading on the frontage roads because 101 on ramps are jammed. so at this point, it's -- it's just a real challenge to get on to the freeway to head south. but once you hit the roenick park area, traffic seems to open up. >> all right. and thank you very much. needless to say if you don't need to go up to that area at all don't do so and don't get in the path of the fire. the roads are to be used for evacuation. >> absolutely. >> that's it. >> and the winds as we foe are picking up throughout the bay area including in the east bay. abc senior meteorologist rob mars anno filed this report for us from the berkeley hills this morning. >> reporter: the lights

people under evacuation, some were evacuated yesterday and last night including the areas around sebastopol and west county and i can say though i have heard people express concerns that we were evacuating too many people, i think those concerns are not valid at this point. as we see from this report we just received, our evacuation of healdsburg and windsor was well warranted. there is significant danger to anybody still in the healdsburg, windsor area or the unincorporated areas around windsor so if you are in those areas, we encourage you to get out. we have deputies and peace officers in the neighborhoods that can assist you. if you are not sure if you're in an evacuation area, check the map. we have plenty of maps available. you can get them on sonoma county.org as well as some of the cal fire websites. we currently have over 262 peace officers in the field and those are supplemented by the national guard. we are using our peace officers and the national guard to maintain checkpoints for evacuation areas. we are also having that strong police presence there to really assure people that

all the way to the coast, we're talking about to bodega bay, sebastopol. >> that's the way the wind is blowing, which actually lisa mentioned is blowing a lot of this smoke back out to sea rather than perhaps farther down to san francisco or the peninsula. but yeah, it's quite aig

sebastopol has dipped to 39. dillon beach, 47. there are some cool ratings the clouds will start to move in. 41 and ukiah. 23 and truckee. some patchy low clouds throughout the morning with increasing height and mid-level clouds. partly sunny to mostly cloudy and cloudy later this afternoon and tonight. overnight that weak system which is good in the pacific northwest, we are on the southern edge of it and there won't be much in the way of the dynamics. that will slide through tonight. increasing clouds throughout the day. light rain overnight into early thursday. and it's out of here. the breeze will pick up thursday afternoon and evening out of the northwest and tomorrow will be the coolest day of the week. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. a little below average. we continue that trend into thursday and friday and start to rebound with a nice weekend. >>> we're watching the fallout from that explosion and fire at the energy storage plant in crockett. coming up, how people who lived there feel about being so close to industrial b

that includes year guerneville bodega bay jenner sebastopol big area. the fire today was especially at active here and the northern portion of the burn zone near mount saint helene. >>and we focused our attention with the aircraft that there today with our large tankers, larger chamber general very large a fairly successful today going >>and tonight governor newsome spoke outlining a new website. the state has launched to help people deal with this fire tragedy and this pg in a power crisis. >>and also resources to most businesses. >>really an unprecedented combination with this destructive fire combined with the widespread prolonged power outages, 57 homes again of already been destroyed and that can kate fire another 12 homes have been damaged in the fire as crews are once again really up against the clock tonight and early tomorrow with that new windstorm set to hit later tomorrow, pam can a fact. >>all right grant thank you firefighters are still keeping a close eye on potential flair ups on the hot spots of some of the area's already burned in sono

all the way to the coast, we're talking about to bodega bay, sebastopol. >> that's the way the wind is blowing, which actually lisa mentioned is blowing a lot of this smoke back out to sea rather than perhaps farther down to san francisco or the peninsula. but yeah, it's quite a sight to see. this is from sky 7 yesterday, actually sky 7, just a few minutes ago we had a live picture from there. we had to ground our helicopter because the winds are simply too strong in sonoma county for it to keep flying. you can imagine what the fire crews are dealing with to try to get a containment line around the kincade fire which is burning more than 30,000 acres as we speak. >> right now let's go ahead and show you this picture, taken from one of those wildfire alert cameras. in fact the website is called alert wifire. this is st. helena. you can see, yep, in the wine country region, st. helena right up the road, and you can see the smoke risingas a result of the fires burning, the dry brush, part of the kincade fire. it eats up the dry vegetation in the hills right now at this time of year. >> yo

don't expect it when because how here are in sebastopol we've haven't really been evacuated in. it's a different than when you like see it like on the tv here about other you know getting back there, but it's definitely different specially at super early in the morning. >>actually go through it. >>and one quick question i mean 3 guys scared at all was there fear. i guess is less like here in more of uncertainty in like where are we really going to go and. >>how serious is it that yeah just details disorderly. you hear about you kelly feeling your stomach feel like. there were more calm than most people were just because we know about it so much. >>gentlemen, thank you so much for joining me morning. really appreciate it few. >>so i can just wanted to tell you a lot of people here thousands of people just like devon and brendan who evacuated in the early hours of the morning. >>still very early here at the evacuation center. so many people in their cars, not by waking up yet for many people just now going to bed after the evacuations. we'll continue with a lot of live updates for

40s and 50s to 60s, the coldest temperatures by far to the north, windsor in there, guerneville, sebastopol, i know hope family and once i was down to 33, the humidity is at the surface, not the higher elevations but it is way up at the surface, still an easterly components for many. atlas peak only nine, humidity 17%, easterly wind in santa rosa, northeast at 35 miles an hour. 22% humidity higher above the oakland zoo. much better towards black diamond in blackhawk which turned more easterly or westerly. east wind hayward half moon bay northeast not strong but there. just amazingly strong marching across the country, look at the dividing line, all the way to texas, dallas and fort worth 44, new orleans 81, 10 until denver pretty impressive for october, few high clouds this morning, it clears out 60s and 70s and 80s. no red flag warnings until 10:00. still highs in the low humidities for fleet week today will be the warmest day, partly sunny skies and low clouds coming back into monday as well. >>> 7: 54, one woman taking halloween costumes to in a new level, coming up in the next hour, how