this is happening in pope valley in the 1100 block of snell valley road. at least 80 acres but latest update from cal fire is the forward progress on this has been stopped but again if you are in the pope valley area you may be smelling that smoke. we are looking at temperatures in the 70s, winds relatively light out of the southwest at six but tomorrow we go back up to 80. we could get into wind gusts here at 15 to 25 and potentially some stronger gusts by sunday and monday. thatly detail here in a minute and a half. as we roll into the weekend forecast tomorrow is the last day of some of this 80-degree weather through the inland valleys from this area of high pressure. we will still keep that fog at the coastline. classic california day with our micro climate in full effect. temperatures from the 50s to the 80s for those daytime highs. through tomorrow morning, if -- you don't have a lot on your list, you don't want to set at alarm clock. this is good weather to sleep in. we will have more of those low clouds back here for tomorrow morning and some spotty

these are images along snell valley road and it is a rural area . fire crews are attacking it from the ground and air with multiple air tankers, and so far no word about any evacuations. we are checking on that but drivers are asked to steer clear of the area to give them room to work. familiar images unfortunately of something we have to keep our eye on . had this happened weeks or months from now, that could have been pretty bad. >> the grass is going to dry out more and more and this is primarily one of those grass fires , and we are getting a different perspective on it looking generally to the east and northeast, you can see it is still putting up the smoke but it's good news that they have another 90 minutes or so of enough daylight , they have a number of engines out trying to contain it before it spreads any further. the wind isn't that strong, 14 miles per hour in napa, similar conditions elsewhere , and the strongest we are seeing is a little bit closer to the bay and as you go further inland, 25 mile per hour sustained wind there. but in

it started friday night along snell valley road in pope valley. that's about a half hour northeast of calistoga. >> the fire has burned 103 acres. cal fire says they're keeping an eye on the area because the gusty winds and dry conditions that we are seeing today. yet wied is really whipping. started yesterday and no let up fit scenes for much of the bay area, especially up on those hill's. you're just glad that we're not in october and it hasn't rained for 5 or 6 months. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with a look at the conditions. yeah, really just even a couple years ago, this fire had broken out at this point of the season. we've been talking about. >> some major issues already, but we've had already a ton of rain the season things very moist. the winds, though they're still whipping around. so you get and it kind of fire in these kind of conditions can be dangerous. we've got gusts of almost 50 miles per hour around parts of the bay area today. still clear skies out there right now. looking good out over the bay as we speak. a littl

that fire broke out on friday evening near snell valley road and walker road. that's near the lake county lane. burned about 103 acres. no one was hurt. the fire didn't damage any property, but they are trying to figure out how it started. >>> reddit's troubles may be going from bad to worse. back in february, hackers claimed to have breached reddit and stolen data. it came after the company made a change that dramatically increased the price for third-party developers to use the company's application interface. now the hackers are threatening to release confidential data if reddit doesn't pay $4.5 million and change that pricing policy. a reddit spokesperson confirmed that no user data was accessed in the hack, but declined to comment about anything beyond that. >>> all right. ahead, tension rising between the u.s. and china. the two sides finally meet to discuss a way forward. we'll have the details of the high-profile meeting between secretary of state blinken and china's president. >>> and doctors in the bay area working on an artificial kidney that could b

happening right along snell valley road in the 1100 block. they were able to get some of the containment on it because of all the resources they got on this quickly. two helicopters, three water tenders, three hand crews and four doziers. the thing they will be watching is the wind picking up saturday afternoon. into sunday and monday. by sunday and monday, we could be talking wind gusts of 40 miles per hour. >>> the as are staying in oakland at least one more season according to a new report from the las vegas review journal. a source tells the newspaper the team will play out its lease at the oakland coliseum. that lease is up december of 2024. after that, no word on where the as might play as they play that billion dollar ballpark in vegas. the new park won't be ready until 2028. league owners need to approve the move. >>> protests at dodger stadium. before the giants dodgers game on pride night. more than a thousand people marched to the stadium calling it a prayer procession. they lined the sidewalks at the main entrance holding religiou

that fire started friday evening near snell valley road and walker road. that's near the lake county line. it burned 103 acres. no one was hurt and not too much property damage at all. the cause is still under investigation. >>> let's take you outside on this juneteenth holiday. a live look now from our camera on sutro tower. looks beautiful. the golden gate bridge on the left side of your screen there. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. it is nice outside, but we were saying earlier we just don't like the wind. it's just annoying. >> it's going to be on and off this week. are you ready for more cooler air, though? >> i don't mind. >> i like mother nature's air-conditioning. >> it has been so refreshing. ical -- in napa, we have had now 127 days this year below average. that's really representative of a lot of the bay area. that now accounts for 75% of this year cooler than average. here we go again. another late-season system starting to drop down. you probably felt that today when you went outside. much colder than this weekend. it's s

it started friday night along snell valley road in pope valley. that's about an hour and a half north east of calistoga. flames have scorched over 100 acres. fire crews have been working hard to make sure that this fire doesn't grow. cal fire says the region is expected to experience dry conditions into tomorrow. and we've had some gusty winds here this evening. and that always makes the firefight a pretty difficult. >> meanwhile, cal fire's at the scene of another vegetation fire. this one a bit smaller there in the north bay pine fire is burning in the area of highland ranch road east of cloverdale. it broke out around 5 o'clock this evening. crews say it's just about an acre in size right now. it is 50% contained. >> and in the south bank crews cunningham park in san jose. that fire breaking out just before 4.30, this afternoon. firefighters say it burned about an acre no homes were threatened, but it did produce thick smoke. then a lot of people reported seeing in the area. >> with that, let's get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a l

cal fire says a fire started burning along snell valley road in po valley just northwest of lake berryessa. this one is being called the snell fire. it started shortly before 6:00 tonight. that fire has burned 103 acres and is 30% contained. forward progress has been stopped. cal fire deployed two air tankers, two helicopters, dozers and 18 engines to the to the fire. cal fire says they're quick response helped keep that fire from spreading to built up areas. the governor's office has given us exclusive use type one helicopters, the large chinooks. you see the sky cranes flying. today was the first day for the one that we had at the napa airport. it actually came online at noon and it's already flying its first fire. it brings 2800 gallons of water with it. and firefighters say they do not expect the fire to grow in size overnight. but investigators have not yet determined what started the fire. it's the last spring weekend of the season. it's father's day weekend. and we have a big change coming up, something that you need to know about the weather forecast is straight ahead. and efforts

it started friday night along snell valley road in pope valley, which is about an hour or so away from north east of calistoga. in the south. bay. crews are putting out hot spots still right now after a grass fire at lake cunningham park in san jose. this one started at 04:30pm in the afternoon yesterday and burn just one acre. no homes were threatened. but there was a lot of thick black smoke. >> concord police right now are using a new tool to combat illegal fireworks in the city. the concord connect app now has a feature to report. and illegal firework activity in your neighborhood, police are focusing their patrols on that report high numbers of complaints for fireworks. we'll be focusing over the next several weeks. anybody found with illegal fireworks, by the way, could be fined up to $500. so get rid of if you got them. and on that note, the mateo county sheriff, in fact, plans to hold a fireworks buyback ahead of the 4th of july holiday. people can get up to $75 in cash for turning in unused or unwanted fireworks. the fireworks can be turned in this sunday from 10 in the mornin

. >> that fire being called the snell fire is burning along snell valley road in the community of pope valley. about half an hour north northeast of calistoga. the fire broke out tonight about 6 crews reporting a moderate rate of fire spread the good news. cal fire says that forward progress has been stopped. cal fire has sent several resources to that fire, including 18 fire engines. 2 air tankers and 2 helicopters. officials asking anybody in that area, of course, to give way to emergency vehicles. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the weather conditions in that area. north says looks like the first fire of the year. yeah, you know, it comes at a time during the day when we saw that. >> afternoon sea breeze picking up. and that's really a dangerous time to get into those fires going. that's generally when we see the strongest winds into the afternoon, we're still seeing some of those winds in and around that fire in excess of 20 miles an hour. you can see some of the winds there, a saline of the 23, 29 and it it in the springs and well, a pope valley a little bit

it started back on friday near snell valley road and walker road near the napa lake county line. the winds blew this fire quickly and it spread to about 100 acres. cal fire used 18 engines, two air tankers and two helicopters to fight the flames. there were no injuries here and no damage to any homes or property. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. today, caltrans started eliminating the fire risk along highway 13 in parts of oakland, berkeley, and alameda county over the next couple of weeks, crews will remove brush from the broadway terrace off ramp down to the joaquin miller off ramp. traffic will be affected as part of the right southbound lane of highway 13 will be shut down periodically between nine in the morning and three in the afternoon. work will include mowing, removing low hanging limbs from trees as well as clearing dead or dying trees. us and canadian authorities are searching for a lost submersible that was touring the titanic shipwreck. there hope that there is still time to find and rescue those on board. and people in the north bay are seeing mor

this fire started friday night along snell valley road in po valley, which is about an hour or so north east of calistoga. cal fire is investigating the cause. meanwhile, cal fire's working right now this morning to put out the pine fire burning in the area of highland ranch road just east of cloverdale. >> and this imagery shows you the smoke coming through the trees. first broke out about 11. 0, 5 o'clock yesterday evening about an acre in size. they have about half contained. they're working on the rest of it today. but the winds are going to play a big part, as you can imagine in the south. bay crews are still putting out hot spots following a grass fire that broke out along lake cunningham park in san jose. lot of smoke there. that fire started little after 4.30, yesterday afternoon with firefighters saying it burned about an acre. no homes threatened, although did produce a lot of smoke. so it could be seen for miles around. >> it's 908. and today president biden is going to be in the bay area kicking off his re-election campaign. he is, in fact, just a couple of hours from now. w

cal fire says the snell fire north of napa is now fully contained and it started on friday near snell valleyd and walker road near the napa lake county line. strong winds caused the fire to quickly spread to 103 acres. cal fire used 18in two air tankers and two helicopter was to battle the flames. there were no injuries or damaged homes. the cause is still under investigation. san quentin prison dealing with a flooding problem. tonight, coming up, where the water is coming from and how the prison is still managing to operate. also, had the warriors new general manager has a lot on his plate tonight after draymond green decides to become a free agent small business owners don't always have time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! but that doesn't necessarily mean he's leaving the team. joe fonzi reports that this news comes the very same day the warriors introduced their new general manager, mike dunleavy jr. there will be no easing into the job for new warriors general manager mike dunleavy before he

it started on friday near snell valley road and walker road near the napa lake county line. wind blown flames, though, quickly spread to about 103 acres. no injuries or home damage had been reported. the cause, though, remains under investigation. today, caltrans started eliminating fire risks along highway 13 in parts of oakland, berkeley, and alameda county over the next two weeks, crews will remove brush from the broadway terrace off ramp to the san joaquin or to the joaquin miller road. off ramp. traffic will be affected as parts of the right southbound lane of highway 13 will be shut down periodically between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. work will include mowing, removing low hanging limbs from trees and clearing dead or dying trees. yeah, i love the sound of chainsaws in my neighborhood as well because know the majority of these fires that start in the coming months as we are into fire season gets hotter start off the freeway right? a catalytic converter or a spark from a trailer chain or something like that. and to clear that and create a defensive space on the highways is absolu

cal fire says that fire started burning along snell valley road in the pope valley just northwest of t is being called the snell fire. fire started burning shortly before 6:00 last night. fires burned 103 acres and the containment has gone up to 4,005. now forward progress that's been halted as well. cal fire deployed, two air tankers, two choppers, dozers and 18 engines to fight the fire. those firefighters say they don't expect the fire to grow in size. investigators have not yet determine what started that fire in the first place. so whenever we talk about fire, we're glad to see the cooler weather, the cooler temperatures. rosemary, anything that we can can help on the hot days. i just i honestly have anxiety just based on on the recent history we've seen here in the bay area. right. even though we you know, we have a lot of rain in our over the area and the recent onset helps with the moisture content. but still we are already drying out. as we showed you the hills over the east bay earlier, there already. brown let's talk about what is going on temperature wise outside our doors

the north bay are gaining ground against the snow fire that broke out last night along snell road and pope valley. 40 miles northeast of santa rosa. so far, 103 acres have burned, containment at 65%, up 20% from just a few hours ago. crews will continue to work through the night once again. their plan is to keep strengthening containment lines and putting out hotspots. >>> this might be the story of the day, it is certainly the most uplifting story of the evening. >> indeed. >> the bay area family decided to celebrate their dad's 100th birthday with a surprise dog parade in san jose today. >> i love this story. nbc bay area's marianne favro grow reports, the community came together to make it a day to remember. >> reporter: it was a four or like it frenzy. some 200 dogs and their owners lined up around the count corner and down the street. all there to wish dr. robert more happy 100th birthday. the avid dog lover couldn't have been happier, putting every single furry friend. >> it is just hard to explain how special it was. he really, he felt the love. >> reporter: the canines dressed in their fi

that fire started friday near snell valley road. and walker road near the napa lake county line.used that fire to quickly spread to 103 acres. cal fire used 18 fire engines, two air tankers and two helicopters to battle the flames. so far, there's no word of injuries or homes that were damaged. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. it is 655 pride flags at the stonewall national monument in new york city have been broken for the third time this month. people found the flags just thrown on the ground last month, and one park volunteer said 68 flags were damaged. many suspect vandals are to blame. two similar incidents occurred on june ninth and june 15th. the police in new york city are investigating whether or not this latest incident was a deliberate act of hate. now, the stonewall inn was a sight and historic site of an uprising against new york police raids back in 1969. it became a key moment in the history of the lgbtq movement. our time at 656, the north bay was home to one of the bay area's big juneteenth events. marin city has hosted a grand juneteenth event

the snell fire began friday night near hope valley burning 103 acres as of sunday evening. the fire is 90% contained. cal fires napa unit says they'll continue removing burning materials inside the control line. and a strike team will remain on site overnight. we're really kind of in mop up operations and that's just our crews working to make sure that we're extinguishing hotspots and be removing hazards from trees, felling trees and doing that type of work to try to get this thing short of cal fire says the fire conditions they see now are typical for this time of year. from january 1st to june 13th. cal fire's napa unit says it has battled 83 fires covering 29 acres, a much smaller amount compared to this time last year . but clay says people shouldn't let their guard down now is really a good time to start doing some of that work around your home, that defensible space clearing brush and vegetation, giving yourself that safety buffer around your home. should a wildfire come your way. clay also says that although there may be an uptick in wildfires around this time of the

the snell fire broke out around 6:00 p.m. in pope valley and grew to over 100 acres in a rural area outside of lake berryessa. the response was pretty swift and strong. more than two dozen engines, dozens of tenders on the ground, four aircraft above the steep and rugged terrain. no word on how this one might have started. >>> a pretty unnerving study found five out of the ten dirtiest beaches in the state right here in the bay area. linda mar beach in pacifica ranked the third worst. the bay, which compiled the list, says it is mainly because of high level of fecal bacteria, gross. >> reporter: they did the test were present. no surprise or along the bay with poor water circulation. on the bright side, beaches north of the golden gate bridge got really good ratings during that same time period. >>> as we head into the weekend, the fog is going to continue spreading out tonight. we're going to start off with that fog making a decent push into the inland valleys. it's going to burn out of the valleys very quickly on saturday. near normal hig

valley. now the wildfires being called the snell fire. >> burned more than 100 acres. crews say it's now 65% contained. it started along snow valley road in the community of pope valley. it's about half an hour northeast of calistoga. fire started a little before 06:00pm yesterday evening. cal fire says it used 18 engines, 2 air tankers and 2 helicopters to get this fire under control. >> despite all of that, agree to 103 acres. cal fire says they're spending the night mopping it up and we talk to cal fire about the latest conditions. >> don't expect the growth of the more, but we are going to make sure that it 100% contained and all the hot throughout the next few days, it's not too late to do your defensible space in the clear around your home. we just that you can put a low 80 degrees and above humanity of the best of intentions, but act that start a >> we have definitely lucky this year to get as much rain as we got. but as we've been saying all this time possible, still going fire reese rodriguez here for more on conditions tonight and into tomorrow. murray yeah, l

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the snell fire began friday night near hope valley, burning 103 acres as of sunday evening. the fire is 90% contained and cal fire's napa unit says they'll continue removing burning materials inside the control line. and a strike team will remain on site overnight night. we're really kind of in mop up operations and that's just our crews working to make sure that we're extinguishing hotspots and be removing hazards from trees, felling trees and doing that type of work to try to get this thing shored up. cal fire says the fire conditions they see now are typical for this time of year. from january 1st to june 13th. cal fire's napa unit says it has battled 83 fires covering 29 acres, a much smaller amount compared to this time last year. but clay says people shouldn't let their guard down. now is really a good time to start doing some of that work around your home, that defensible space clearing brush and vegetation, giving yours alt although there may be an uptick in wildfires around this time of the year, they can still happen and people should be prepared. all year long. la

the snell fire began friday night near hope valley and quickly grew to more than 100 acres.s now fully contained. we're really kind of in mop up operations and that's just our crews working to make sure that we're extinguishing hotspots and be removing hazards from trees felling trees and doing that type of work to try to get this thing shored up. firefighters in san jose are also watching out for hotspots from a fire burning near lake cunningham that began yesterday afternoon. crews kept the flames from spreading to nearby buildings. and speaking of the wayne, let's check in with meteorologist rosemary roscoe. and rosemary, we've been watching the wind outside, even here along the oakland estuary whipping the trees around back here. yes andre. and as we just were talking about, the wind is something that the firefighters don't need. the wind, of course , helps to spread the fire that much faster. it also picks up embers and throws them, starting new fires. so thankfully, they got a lot of that under control because the winds continue at this hour, giving you a live look her

the snell fire began friday night near hope valley, burning 103 acres as of sunday evening. the fire is 90% contained. cal fires napa unit says they'll continue removing burning materials inside the control line and a strike team will remain on site overnight. we're really kind of in mop up operations and that's just our crews working to make sure that we're extinguishing hotspots and be removing hazards from trees, felling trees and doing that type of work to fire says the fire conditions they see now are typical for this time of year. from january 1st to june 13th. cal fire's napa unit says it has battled 83 fires covering 29 acres, a much smaller amount compared to this time last year. but clay says people shouldn't let their guard down. now is really a good time to start doing some of that work around your home, that defensible space clearing brush and vegetation, giving yourself that safety buffer around your home should a wildfire come your way. clay also said that although there may be an uptick in wildfires around this time of the year, that they can still happen and

the snell fire began friday night near hope valley and quickly grew to more than 100 acres. it's now 90% contained. we're really kind of in mop up operations, and that's just our crews working to make sure that we're extinguishing hot spots and be removing hazards from trees, felling trees and doing that type of work to try to get this thing shored up. firefighters in san jose are also watching out for hotspots from a fire burning near lake cunningham that began late yesterday afternoon noon. crews managed to contain the flames before they spread to any buildings. sal andre, have you looked out the window behind us? how the trees are just bending in the winds. behind us? yeah. you can see it right there. i know. hey, steve, you told us that. well, i sure heard it last night myself. no doubt about it. there were some incredible gusts . it's not as bad now, but still, it's very windy out there for many. but i think altamont pass will end up being the leader here at 59mph near cordelia, 53, mount diablo 51. mount tamalpais 49mph. oakland airport 47. san francisco and sfo, both

snell fire. it broke out friday night in napa valley about 45 miles northeast of santa rosa. it's not growing, but flames have burned 103 acres. that hasn't changed since saturday morning. containment is up to 90%. cal fire crews are keeping an eye on the windy conditions in the forecast for northern napa county. insight on the wildfires in the north bay this year. cal fire lmu covers calusa, napa, yolo and other counties. crews say so far this year they've seen 83 fires in their territory that have burned just 29 acres. that does not include the snell fire. but last year in the same six-month period, they saw a different number, 176 fires that burned close to 1,800 acres. that is a big difference. cal fire says despite the tremendous rain and full reservoirs, there is still a lot of high grass that is quickly turning into potential fuel for a fire. things to keep an eye out for, the windy conditions we don't like to see when we talk about fires, vianey. >> absolutely. three things we have to consider -- the temperature, the humidity, and the wind. thankfully for us, we had a

snell fire. this one broke out friday night in pope valley about 40 miles northeast of santa rosa. those flames have burned 103 acres. that hasn't changed since saturday morning. containment is up to 90%. cal fire crews are keeping an eye on those windy conditions out there in the forecast for northern napa county. >>> we're also getting some insight on the wildfires in the north bay this year. cal fire lmu cover kas lusa, lake, napa, sonoma, solano, and yellow counties. crews say so far this year that they've seen 83 fires in the territory that have burned just 29 acres. that does not include the snell fire. last year, the same six-month period they saw 176 fires that burned close to 1,800 acres. cal fire says despite the tremendous rain and full reservoirs that we have, there is a lot of high grass. and that is quickly turning into potential fuel for those fires. meteorologist vianey arana of course here right now. we've been talking about the windy conditions, and that is a frightening thing when we have any fire in our area. >> absolutely. just because, you know, one ember can

this one is called the snell fire and it started on friday night near pope valley and quickly grew to more than 100 acres. that fire is now fully contained. we're really kind of in mop up operations, and that's just our crews working to make sure that we're extinguishing hotspots and be removing hazards from trees felling trees and doing that type of work to try to get this thing shored up. firefighters in san jose that began yesterday afternoon. crews kept those flames from spreading to any nearby buildings. let's get over to rosemary now with a check on our bay area forecast here. it was it was noticeably gusty today. still rosemary. yes, alex and as you know, weather is one of those weather elements or wind is one of those weather elements that work against firefighters. giving you a live look here over sfo where we do have the brush there at the bottom of the screen, kind of moving around breezy in our hills today. but breezy pretty much everywhere. let's check in on the winds where we do have big rock in the north bay reporting winds 38mph right now. mount diablo is pushing 21. b

snell fire. it's currently 103 acres and 30% contained. firefighters are strengthening their containment lines and putting out hot spots. this is in poke valley. that's an area in the mountains about 40 miles northeast of sant rosa. we have another look at this time lapse video from wildfire cameras in that area. calfire says evacuations are ounder way. no word of injuries or damage. >>> san francisco will now be getting federal help in the fight against fentanyl. congresswoman nancy pelosi announced yesterday that the department of justice has added the city to its "operation overdrive" program. that means new federal law enforcement resources will be added to the fight against the city's fentanyl crisis. >> and i'm so proud of the biden administration for the leadership role they're playing and the attorney general for recognizing that violence and drug use in our community needs to come to an end. >> it's something the mayor and other city officials have been pushing for. new numbers show the city recently set a new record for fentanyl deaths. in may, 63 people died. that's the most deaths in any month since the medical examiner started tr

the snell fire started friday night near hope valley. it quickly grew to more than 100 acres.'re really kind of in mop up operations and that's just our crews working to make sure that we're extinguishing hotspots and be removing hazards from trees, felling trees and doing that type of work to try to get this thing shored up. now, the firefighters in san jose are also watching for hotspots from a fire near lake cunningham. it began yesterday afternoon. the crews were able to keep those flames from spreading to nearby buildings. it is now a ten lake tahoe's popular state parks may be closed this summer. coming up, the increased problems that could affect visitors experience is that the nine parks in the region and the first segment of honolulu's $10 billion rail project is complete in hawaii. when it's expected to open. and the unique viewpoint riders will be able to see jackie: community schools are so important to us. this is truly what students need. cecily: no two community schools are alike because it goes by what is happening in the community. rafael: we want this to be a

snell fire, which is burning in napa county. but almost out, it's 90% contained right now. started friday night along snow valley road in pope valley. that is about an hour and a half north east of calistoga. it has charred 103 acres so far. and cal fire's keeping a close eye on it because of the gusty winds and the dry conditions that are expected to continue today. >> well, meanwhile, cal fire is working this morning to put out the pine fire. it's burning in an area of highland ranch road just east of cloverdale broke out about 5 o'clock or so last night. you can see here the smoke coming from the trees crusades about an acre in size. they have about halfway contained. we'll see if they can make more progress today in the south bay crews are still putting out hot spots following a grass fire that broke out near lake cunningham park in san jose. fire started just before 4.30, yesterday afternoon. firefighters say it also burned about an acre. no homes threatened. it did produce a lot of thick smoke. the winds are going to be a crucial part of whether they can get a good handle on both those fires today. well, t

snell fire burning up in napa county. the wildfire now 65% contained tonight. it all started around 6 o'clock last night along snow valley road in pope valley. about a half an hour northeast of calistoga cal fire sending lots of resources here, including 18 fire engines, 2 air tankers and 2 helicopters. crews will work throughout tonight. a strengthening containment lines and putting out more hot spots. hopefully the wind stays calm as possible for them. tonight, we want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast live. look >> at sfo. all right. let's go out. and recent rodriguez who giving us a look at the forecast. a reason. yeah, we could see wind gusts up in the next 24 hours up to 40 miles per hour or less. so fortunately, no wind advisories in effect, but it is going to be near that wind advisory level threshold. so hopefully firefighters really get the upper hand tonight before those wind gusts certainly peak by sunday evening. let's take a look, though, at current conditions out there right now. 68 degrees with relative humidity. flirting with that 60th percentile range. but fortunately, wind speeds in the single

snell fire burning in napa county. that fire is now 65% contained. it started around 6 friday night along snow valleyin pope valley. that's about half an hour northeast of calistoga cal fire sending lots of resources, including 18 fire engines, 2 air tankers and 2 helicopters. crews will continue to work to strengthen containment lines and put out hot spots. well, you might call this next story. a whale of a tale, a palo alto teens boat was attacked by a killer whale. >> well, out to sea off the coast of southern spain. you may remember cal currier. he was on our weekend morning show here live. he sailed across the atlantic ocean from the east coast last summer. well, he and his family went on another adventure this summer. but this time it was cut short. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> this was the moment when org has also known as killer whales attend cal careers vote argo, below. this is the argo to our do. his father immediately calling for s o the vote was a draft on the strait of gibraltar near spain leaving courier, his brother and father stranded word is, you know, looking up at the o