the biggest wanna sarah stinson described a mansion, it was maybe close to million. a mansion with look like a swimming pool and a tennis court a winery. great the vineyards and you can see here. it is just lost that was at 20 to 24 geysers road. she also so a size smaller home up in flames at 1999 geysers road and we for confirmation from a family who is housing the person who lost their home there. they saw that home up in flames as she counted, 10 or 12 homes just driving up and down a red winery and geysers road as she saw were gone and an a p photographer was out this morning. and click pictures of home after home and he capture least 3 or 4 just shell's they were just completely roasted we're hoping everybody got out ok because we know that thousands of people evacuated overnight and now that the sun's been up one of the cal fire's had their planes in the air trying to get a better assessment of the size of the fire. the progress of it. >>their efforts to try and battle it and so we want close tabs on the incident command center hopefully that information will

now on live in lafayette sarah stinson kron 4 now andy good neighbors if you have power and. >>you you don't want fear space your freezer i got a few things like >>yesterday of course was phase one in the northeast. we had a lot of our resources up there covering that part of the story and now phase 2 is in play with the east bay in the south bay now in the dark. we put our reporters there you just saw sarah in lafayette. we also proper person to take the south and yes, she's in san jose this morning with a look at the new. power. tion area which is no up in the north bay without power. so what's going on right now san jose. >>so right now in san jose they had about 3 different communities which creepy remit equal to about 60,000 people who woke up without power this morning and it was in designated areas. one of which i was live earlier this morning. it was pitch dark that's alum rock neighborhood. now we also have our in south san jose as well as the evergreen area, a neighborhood all 3 of those really affected by this as well as their street lights and traffic lights as we

live in guys are real sarah stinson. >>thank you very much there and stay safe we'll check back in with you little bit. >>well this morning. we're also hearing from the sonoma county sheriff's office says matter of fact on the line with us right now is misty would she's from the sheriff's department there. >>on the phone misty thank you so much for joining us. this morning. we know you have your hands full against the fire broke out around 9 30 last night you guys have been doing evacuation orders. what's the latest what people need to know to stay safe. >>if they're under evacuation order they need to leave and not go back and about evacuation he most important thing right now. and people are headed to italy for one reason or another this is no joke. this is serious wildfire. so please do leave if you're under evacuation order. if you're under an evacuation warning area we want people to be rdy that is people need help with 3 fourths a door had questions we're asking everyone to call 1, 1, and only call 911 in the event

james, but there's a reason for that i think sarah stinson. capture that reason on video this morning and that is you know embers can fly and start a spot fire and that happened before our eyes to absolutely did in fact we'll get to sarah and half a second i want to just lay the set the scene here. >>the lay of the land as we're looking at the evacuation areas and the burn areas right now still and makushin warning for a lot of the communities. west of one oh one from about a geyserville on out towards the coast jenner the degas bay, the mandatory evacuation zone, those still in place nothing much has changed with that but the fire course has grown in the overnight hours. and let's take a closer look all these red dots represent new burn areas. we did have some to the south but the majority of the new bern was out along the east which is what is what's putting pressure on communities in both napa and lake county just a next door. i want to zoom in just a little bit to this area right here and this is in the area where sarah stinson was now the

i will continue to fall this but for now on live august sarah stinson.>thanks a lot sarah see so could be worse your individual actually release was no fire i e e it that's a situation that a lot of people are going to be hundreds of thousands waking up this morning in the dark is genie added more blackouts last night they did yeah and the winds really did pick up in the overnighhours and that was the big change in for kids that's what we're anticipating john week. >>turn ourttti to john in the weather center was the winds and expect the expectation they would build overnight they didn't get it. they absolutely didn't use kept seeing those about power power shut off getting pushed back hour by hour for parts of the east bay, but then they really kicks into gear and just in time as those winds kicked up overnight. then of course the merrill fire. started to burn in raga uh just north of the fire we had winds gusting around 30 miles per hour just south of the fire. from where the weather stations, checking back at and around 10 miles per hour. so it was br

a fire burning near stinson beach. it is one of several keeping firefighters busy. >> a wildfire is raging out of control insta noma county burning self others. >> i'm michelle griego. >> this has exploded in size. it broke out around 9:00 atkin cade road and burn mountain road. >> a news conference is happening right now. let's listen in. >> we'll have a better opportunity to map it. the rugged terrain and rapidly expanding incident and the darkness last night made it hard to get a good amount of ache carriage. it is probably a bov 10,000 acres. we have some structures destroyed. we don't have an action twel count on them yet. we have teams surveying those to determine if they are residences or general out buildings. once we get that confirmed we'll add that to our daily report. right now we cannot confirm or deny the residences that have been destroyed. that is all i have. >>> speaking next on evacuations and closures will be the sheriff. >>> thank you. i'm here to give an update on the event. currently we have about

this teenage clothing chain announced yesterday, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy prime forster sarah stinson has more from walnut creek. >>the bankruptcy will be impacting 178 forever, 21 8 100 stores and i'm here for the one in walnut creek. we'll have to see if this location is one of those that's going to be impacted. there are almost 2 dozen forever, 21 locations across the bay area ranging from walnut creek to daly city, san francisco and center fell just to name a few. the store did say they will not be exiting any major market in the countries will be staying in cities like san francisco that may can generate a lot of money. the company's executive vice president said that filing for chapter 11 bankruptcies is an important and necessary step to secure the future. well, the company and now they'll be reorganizing the business forever, 21 isn't the only retailer who has run into trouble of the increase online shopping which has cut foot traffic to malls and local stores, 8200 stores in fact to close their doors for good this year that compared to about 5,000 the year before experts say

live in san jose sarah stinson kron 4 news is there. >>also breaking news overnight in the south bay we have san jose police looking into a shooting that happened right along keltner avenue about 11 o'clock or so last night. a man was found shot at the scene ended up dying there. no one's been arrested, we'll keep you updated as we learn more from police in the east bay. the man charged with being a chinese spy set to make his first court appearance today. edward pollen is his name. he was arrested at his home in hayward last friday and is accused of turning over classified us information to china. fact this is surveillance video released by the justice department which appears to show him completing one of these dead drops. there was a double agent working with the u s that tipped authorities off and helped catch him if convicted, he could face up to 10 years in prison. >>factors a story that we mentioned at the top of the show later this morning speaker of the house nancy pelosi will hold a news conference and she's expected to addres

guys real sarah stinson back to >>sarah just back and forth with a fire truck just for that one said to which means that would be san francisco's of a station to station chinatown so you know they're getting resources from all over the bay area should actually calls been put out and we still haven't seen any chopper. sarah. >>have you seen any any air activity. >>think that they're still coming up with a plan because it is moving so fast and in. >>all right sir, thank you very much for we have an updated map. i think show you which may have of the out there it is so the perimeter has changed as we expected it would that area outlined in blue was more rectangular but now you can see there's this whole peninsula coming off of it heading north and west as it to continue to follow the ridge line there and that is new this morning fall kind of paralleling one oh one this it is about 2000 people and eyes are ville who are forced to evacuate. >>and also by the way was sarah was saying you know the numbers haven't caught up with what's really burned. we know that several homes have been dest

live in lafayette sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>could be thank you and all weekend. >>right and so and the north bay are on day 2 and many of the other counties in the bay area there on day one their taste no power. >>stay connected. this is your chance to get this out for free. we want to make sure that everybody gets the very latest. so we've lifted the pay welcome kron and t v to sign up and start washing commercial free live local news you'll get everything you need to kn apribut you don't need toñata hit a papier-mâché unicorn to get stuff you want. just become an aarp member! get health tips, learn about the latest tech, have nights out at local restaurants and more. get your aarp membership today. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>right now let's get back breaking news which is a fire that broke out overnight emerge again it was right after they lost power and it was scary for a time ev

now unlike lafayette sarah stinson kron 4 news sarah because you spoken to so many people b i. the number one question they want to know is is why are they doing this they. is this really the reason was a wildfire dangers of the wind. people are al here in lafayette and they see no wind of course you know john troubles mundaring that wind up on the hills, the east bay hills, there's wind there. but people are just not convinced of this wind factor if they could just answer that. why they're doing this that would be great and then again people want to know realistically when will their power be back on. sometimes p not able to answer that. but if they can just give people some kind answer he would just kind of put people up he's okay okay bulldog because and i that because those are first 2 questions right now. >>thank you sarah with pga. we've got representative on the phone. and let's ask most to pg e spokesperson melissa, me bolton. joining us right now so melissa, i assume you were hearing the report this area just had. >>of the 2 big questions when will the power be back on

sarah stinson kron. kron on will be a potentially a lifeline for you has the power goes out your neighborhood if you have the kron on app which is our live 24 7 streaming news app you'll be able to access a live updates throughout the day of course be dropping once again the pay wall will do that at noon today to make sure that there are no obstacles between you and getting the information you need during this potential power crisis. on the kron 00:04am morning news. we've got robin winston standing by. >>yes, a look at traffic which is doing fairly well so far we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell bridge west bound 5.80 hot spot free that's what we like to see starting off the drive. no delays or problems here at the toll so you're looking at 7 over to one the pay gates oh one. we're checking in on the bay bridge and there's your line is growing it's already back to the bottom of the maison over to the east shore freeway so now we're at 13 minutes and growing into san francisco james. >>all righ

>>across a good bit of that's going to kron 4 sarah stinson in sausalito where it is dark and as you said sarah, those intersections are very dangerous and kids are going to going to school today says something to think about. >>oh yeah, it's definitely something to keep in mind and that's why we're here live to show you before you head out the door. i know it's usually dark when i'm like until about 7, but this is really dark usually there is a few traffic lights behind me right now not so much not even street lights are up and running so it is very dark out here in kind of eerie at that. but let's take a look at this map i have updated numbers for you 2400 people or customers rather. now that pg e has turned it off at midnight and it's. i will say drove all the way through sausalito look up in the hills and it looks as though some businesses have power while others do not. so that is they are go only going to increase these outages as time goes on you can see on the map a lot of purple as i said 2,441 customers in sausalito without power over 1200 marines city nearly 800 in mill va

we have team coverage this morning with will tran in santa rosa and sara stinson in lafayette with mores but first lets get to weather and traffic... weather.weather.weather. ( james )(áááchroma keyááá) a big story we're following this morning-- hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area could lose power this week as fire danger grows. the potential for high winds has forced p-g&e to warn everyone of possible power shutoffs in cities all across the bay area. this is a map from the national weather service showing the areas at risk of losing power. from the north bay ... to a large section of the east bay and also the south bay. if a shutoff does occur ... it could happen early tomorrow morning through thursday. ( darya ) we have team coverage on the possible pg&e power outages. kron4's sara stinson is live in lafayette where the fire danger is extreme and people could see the power shutoff at midnight. sara?

sarah stinson back to you. >>reporting from the windsor and santa rosa areas which are right next to one another all right let's check in now is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow unfortunately, the news is not good for the winds are heading our way that are already here. yeah. >>really bad part i think very very scary weather header away once again we've already seen the fire start around the bay area and now guess what we've got another extreme weather event until we get a rainstorm in here we're just going to see these right now looks like it set up again high pressure now building into our north. we'll see a that strong north easterly wind begin to develop as we head in toward tomorrow in around the fire right now here the very latest a fire conditions you can see guys are healdsburg i'm more of a northwesterly wind at 8 miles per hour to west of kellogg 1014 miles per hour middleton and miles per hour in clear lake so more westerly component now and so that means a little more moisture in the atmosphe

for now live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news, thanks. a lot sarah. >>time now 6.30 other news following for you this morning, the catholic church. now facing more legal trouble over claims of child-sex abuse. 3 women were filing a suit are now filing a suit or should say against the church, thanks to a new bill just signed into law by governor gavin newsome that law extends the deadline for child sex-assault victims to file claims one woman says that she was abused 40 years ago when she was just 11 years old by monsignor vincent breen who worked at holy spirit school in fremont police investigated, but charges were never brought up against cream. but the new law signed by the governor give survivors of childhood sexual-assault regardless of age a 3 year window now to bring civil lawsuit against any perpetrator. the 3 women in these lawsuits are asking for damages due to physical and mental pain and suffering. on the peninsula police are asking for your help now to find the driver responsible for hit and run it happened at the intersection of van der

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some 60's in stinson beach and point reyes.ere's your next 7 days today tomorrow and saturday are coolest days after that temperatures noticeably climbing this sets us up for a much warmer week next week. robin. >>thank you john let's head over to 92, we want to check in on the san mateo bridge. it is passed right now still spilling back over to the next so heavy from to the south on to 92. you're just crawling heading over to the peninsula so be prepared for a lot of slow and go traffic uh just under 30 minutes off to one on one for checking the bay bridge 80 west is a trouble spot will not a trouble spot, but a slow spot because you're back of spill serve the maze up the incline approaching the tunnel 12 minutes and growing to make it off to fremont street the no problems in your way, here's a little problem oakland, 5 us at teller crews dealing with an accident here look how its back you up into san leandro so extra heavy for you 5 west and 5.80 east. it's causing a slowdown on both sides of the freeway there your commute di

live in kaiser ville sarah stinson kron. and you notice, definitely it's a lot cooler out there you also notice even though it's smoky sarah that the wind is not blowing right now right this is a big chance. >>that wind yesterday it was extremely intense and in ashes and the leaves and that's not what i'm seeing this morning so hopefully they can get that l ntainment up and hopefu didn't grow too much overnight so stay tuned. wolf all of us ok thank's on sir. >>how the other big story we're following course is the cause too soon to tell right now pg equipment was responsible for that fire, however we do know the company did send a report to the california public utilities commission yesterday saying that there was in fact a transmission outage in the fire area less than 10 minutes before the fire started. the report also said that there was a broken part on one of the pg e transmission towers where that fire started now a% the utilities we know turn off power to the distribution lines going to people's homes and businesses b

now i'm live in sausalito sarah stinson kron 4. >>it's one thing if it's a national disaster it's another thing if it's not out on purpose and as we heard sarah saying a lot of people are upset were wondering what santa rosa feels like today we've got the mayor tom schweber helm on the line with us good morning. there. and are people telling you are they. pg e's actions are upset about it. >>the actions. i think you my heart it's predictable. it's preventable. i think some of situation of with it. mainly are he it downtown >>kind of problems are cropping up because of this obviously for people who are low income and maybe the medical devices don't have a lot of money or alive options. >>yes, city of and the county we have been notified. you know anyone picture a shirt. that you need have a plan. going 89 challenges some people they they first there, was like. really encouraging people. yeah there in november. >>and this rare curious, i mean there in santa rosa just yesterday. we recognize the 2 year mark since the deadly fire storm

to give you the latest for now live in san jose sarah stinson. driver hit 2 people in a park in cupertino and one of the victims died i know al bello has the story. >>investigators were on scene at rancho san antonio preserve well into tuesday evening as they tried to figure out exactly why the driver of that vehicle rammed into 2 people tuesday afternoon. >>designing an unusual incident. foreman peninsula, regional open space district. >>the shattered windows of the suspects black audi give a sense of the deadly actions. the driver took tuesday afternoon, striking 2 people inside rancho san antonio preserved before trying to drive away as the suspect was attempting to leave the entrance of the park. that suspect was confronted by several deputies. the deputies and pinned. the suspect vehicle to mobilize that suspect and these i think was safely detained the sheriff's office couldn't confirm the identities of anyone involved but did say we're all adults within minutes park rangers were on scene performing cpr on the first victim. the first victim

good cover sara stinson live in sausalito sarah. >>live enbridge weigh in harbor drive this intersection where they actually had to put. but signs landov. between each lane behind me and that's because people were not stopping there were just plowing through this intersection where this is a traffic lights are but says the traffic lights are out. all right so a cop came out here puthe t out stop signs because it was just getting to be too dangerous, especially with all the people who buy it here in sausalito and the pedestrians and school is cad coming up soon so, lots of kids will be out here. but let's take a look at the map starting at midnight sausalito is one of the first cities in the bay area to experience the power shut off about 2400 people or excuse me 2400 pg e customers that doesn't even account many people that would be but 2400 customers were without power starting at midnight. that's just here in sausalito and in mill valley, there is about a 800 people a midnight and. city was about 1200 people so sorry keep saying t

and we have a live crew in guys are really keep getting pushed back sarah stinson shooting this video as she was on the run this morning as well having to move back. this is her cell phone video and you could just see how quickly the flames just explode, she's actually heard explosions thinking those are trees going up like torches. you can see in the distance there. this is some of what they are seeing out there close to the fire lines this morning but you know at a distance enough to stay safe still ash raining down the wind blowing and the flames actually being fed by those winds making is sarah feel these >>fresh air which is nice we are at a safe distance finally because we just had to keep moving in moving for safety. and now we're at a very safe distance here on highway one 28. we are about. from where we started where we started was highway one 28 and geysers road and that is where really just took off. we saw the fire explode and we heard it and then we saw it and you can see the fire line it was literally a line of fire they going back for that 4th just heading towards highw

now live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>thank you very much and don't forget you can always catch all the action of fleet week right here on kron 4 especially come saturday because that's what we're going to air blue angels live your chance to watch the blue angels air show if you can't make it into san francisco. we're going to our cameras out there will be doing play by play narration of the show as it progresses so check it out again the fun starts saturday october 12th, starting at 02:00pm right here on kron 4. on the peninsula people were around this weekend by 3.5 magnitude earthquake off the coast of coma. the usgs says. >>it hit between 2 major fault lies the san andreas and the san gregorio viewers sent us video showing the shaking lasted a few seconds, but that's all it takes to scare people right, even though it was a minor quake, a lot of people says it felt like a large truck hitting their homes. >>like a big truck going by the high. >>also i was in bed and i heard and i felt shaking in our windows rattling p

lafayette sarah stinson kron 4 news thank you sarah and of course talking. >>cars here brings up memories of the north bay wildfires because it was 2 years ago today that we saw those victim devon stating wildfires that ravaged saa nd destroyed neighborhoods, yeah. >>and killed 44 people and since then and they've been kron four's will tran is live in santa rosa with a look at some of the building that's going on right now. >>they said james would be years in the making to rebuild this neighborhood, the homes that have been rebuilt, according to one homeowner, it does not look. you can see here is one right behind me under construction there some workers showing up right next door as well so this place i would say in a drove around. it's about a 3rd 3rd of the homes back, but it's still years and the making. let me show you video from that morning i will never forget this is in the overnight hours from sunday to monday when the fire started room race through the north bay according to cal fire they rare early see conditions like that that it was almost like

stinson beach is less than two miles of road. nestled between the ocean and steep wooded hills. residents say it was unnerving to see the firefighters roll through town. >>> my house is up there. the wind started to blow in the middle of the night. you get very you get on high alert. >>> we are nestled in here. the resources came quickly. we don't have a ton of resources.>> reporter: they did today. extra fire crews had been pre- deployed in the area. crews from the surrounding towns and even mount tam joined in the effort. 130 firefighters. 30 engines. a bulldozer and 2 helicopters contain the blaze in three hours. and of course they had some help from the coastline. >>> is a great barrier at the pacific ocean. >> reporter: it turns out in marin county the same is true for fires is real estate. what matters is location location location. >>> we want to get to that press conference going on in downtown san francisco. pg&e talking about the power shut off. maybe we will get information about the report of a power line down in the geysers area. let's listen. >>> for that footprint

brick and mortar there are more than a dozen forever, 21 stores here in the bay area kron 4 sarah stinson reports now from walnut creek. >>the bankrutcy will be impacting 178 of forever, 21 8 100 stores and i'm here for one in walnut creek. we'll have to see if this location is one of those that's going to be impacted. there are almost 2 dozen forever, 21 locations across the bay area ranging from walnut creek to daly city, san francisco and center fell just to name a few. the store did say they will not be exiting any major market in the countries will be staying in cities like san francisco that may can generate a lot of money. the company's executive vice president said that filing for chapter 11 bankruptcies is an important and necessary step to secure the future. well, the company and now they'll be reorganizing the business forever, 21 isn't the only retailer has run into trouble of the increase online shopping which has cut the traffic to malls and local stores, 8200 stores in fact to close their doors for good this year that compared to about 5,000 the year before experts say this

but now we want to go to kron 4 sarah stinson. >>also live in morocco this morning sara what's the latest from your standpoint. >>live here at saint monica's church in this isn't pablo i was just told by the police here that people who live on sanders drive if needs to be clear because you know they're sanders ranch, sanders drive can go home so that is good news for them and some of the surrounding streets, but people who live in sanders ranch neighborhood cannot go home yet that is way too close to where the fire is and they are still battling that we have a a map of the evacuation order. so you can see all the areas that were impact did along sanders ranch road merrill drive then hair to harrington road. those are the people were told to evacuate immediately and go down to saint monica's church where i'm standing right now. even the moraga police put out an alert saying take only the essential items you have have geady and carry them with you pets must be in a carrier on a leash lock your windows and doors as you leave. stay of

well what you have now is sarah stinson right here where one 28 goes through the hills at a scene wherer has come down and is caught that building on fire. this is why this was the worry this is why this section of napa county had to put on a fire arash put on an evacuation warning for the town of calistoga because they knew the embers were coming your direction. well this is only up probably just a couple miles from outside this is the first reported instance that we have this morning concrete proof of embers coming off the main fire and beginning to ignite in the direction of napa county so this is why the word was put out yesterday to get your things in order to packs a car and have everything ready to go because at any moment if these fires continue to progress in your direction. we could soon see this blue which is an evacuation warning upgraded to a mandatory evacuations will which would make this purple again this is mainly for calistoga and some of the surrounding communities outside of that so be careful another great reason why you need to download the kron on app because at a

stinson back to you.ight, thank you sarah now again back to the other side effect of the fire which is the power outage and the psps the public safety power shutoff which p is going to be implementing once again tonight for those that still have power if you don't have continue to not ery well have power until this not next wi event is over hopefully which will be tomorrow afternoon but in the metime all these areas have been covered in are the areas that pg e anticipates to have power shut off tonight or this morning depending on where u live and play that a second but its usual suspects of course all the hilly areas in the north bay where the fires are actively burning. you could very well see your power remains shut off. the east bay hills as we zoom and it looks as though they've updated the map just a touch and now looko as though perhaps maybe those the oakland hills heading up towards lake chabot we could be looking at power shut-offs tonight. but it doesn't look nears widespread in the east bay as

let's start there kron 4 sarah stinson live in sausalito with a look at conditions. now sara. >>yeah that's right. there's over a 2400 pg e customers here in sausalito waking up with no power. it is very dark in sausalito not to mention when you're driving around. it is as dark as it is behind and me i've said you know usually it's dark when i live in i can't really show think there's nothing the show everything is dark and it's making for a very dangerous situation for drivers. i'm at the intersection of bridgeway harbor drive. stoplights are out but the trend the street lights are out and they actually at finally of a cop out here who's monitoring the situation. but take a look at this map so you can see adjust how many people are impacted as i said 2400 people. just in sausalito without power than we have about 1200 in him or in city area and then in mill valley really just about over 800 people so a huge impact for people. sarah fell area quite yet. but that's because this is just phase one of the power just due to pg e's public safety power shutoff the number of people wi

in nevada sarah stinson kron. >>okay time for another check on the forecast we look live over san francisco in can expect a really nice night. >>yeah, it would have been nice for friday night football. but figures to be nice for saturday afternoon football. why not why not enjoy game. it will be you have a couple clouds flown on biden to cool. but tonight, you know we've got some big waves moving in along the coastline. we have storm system off the coast generating some big time swells and those are moving on charges check some of the buoys and some of waves moving in over 10 feet but certainly we could have some 13 voters maybe even 15 maybe even a couple of 20 footers crashing until 9 o'clock this evening. then those waves will begin to subside outside right now working on a beautiful evening, nice friday evening around the bay are a little hazy out there right now the sea breeze has kicked in a little breezy in spots not as windy as yesterday and kind of between systems you can see kind of disorganized system t

on a different part of that emergency response effort this year is debris removal, appear 27 sarah stinson. >>and all the action of fleet week right here on kron 4 our ken wayne is hosting blue angels live bringing you 2 hours of high-flying stunts featuring the strict pack your aerobatics of the navy's best pilots the fun starts saturday. october 12 to 02:00pm. >>i don't shoot the messenger the las vegas athletics so how's that sound. right like got to wash your mouth out with soap now. deal between the city of oakland. and the team's ownership goes sideways they're saying the a's could actually move to another city, yeah that's because a recently filed lawsuit has major league baseball signaling. >>get ready moving the a's out of the bay area prefers has made has details. >>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to pu

mill valley in stinson beach. so the little area that you have highlighted purple on your screen highway one is still closed as crews are still out there so it's called the mere fire that has forced the closure of highway one in both directions between mill valley and stinson beach so you will not be able to access that at least for your morning commute. we have not received word as to when they plan on reopening it but we'll definitely keep you updated. well more breaking news that we're following for you this morning, a wildfire that's burning in sonoma county is now more than 16,000 acres. it's only 5% contained. thousands of crews have been racing to stop this fast moving fire in the flames but they are dealing with difficult kurt, a terrain and that's causing a lot of trouble there providing air drops in the area to support as hoses need to be dragged. hundreds of feet down. we'll take a look at this map that we have for you in the little areas at high highlight there the area and brown that's where mandatory

but sarah stinson she's been doing a great job talking to the residents as well so it looks like those people at her evacuation center soon will be allowed to go back to their homes and looks like look at that one headlight coming in my direction, the right there so it looks like the panic is ov 70% contained and if you're wondering about the winds at that time. firefighters said it was going around 15 to 20 miles per hour. yes, a little breezy but not out of the ordinary for this time of season. robert, just one quick question for you will we see that it's still very dark very we know that crew people are still without power. >>although they are allowing some folks back into their homes. do we know what's going to be the next step for some of the schools in the area like saint mary's are some of the elementary and junior high schools there without power for its dark the fire is not under control is it safe to say that those may remain closed for the remainder of the day. well that would be up to the individual schools, there's nobody to talk to at 4 45 at this time you mention saint m

this is looking from the rain headlines right looks like it's just pass on to a looking up towards stinson beach up are end up the top of the screen, a good day go flying a turbulent seconds our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow a they're coming to town just to the right time free weekend you're going to see a lot of sunshine, the temperatures heating up fleet week beginning on sunday in the numbers, yeah we could be in the low 80's in the san francisco, plenty of sunshine, warm temperatures too just an afternoon breeze. otherwise some great weather ahead and that is going to last well into next week. all right looking at sfo right now no delays no fog just a little wind out there and that will be the story overnight tonight. >>as those winds will be kicking up temperatures running in the 60's a few 70's in 50's out toward the coastline right now, but yeah that's been picking up now, especially near the coastline, we've got 23 at stinson beach 23 in mill valley, a 18 out sfo 20's carlos and 20 miles per hour. byron. but tonight, those winds will likely continue to intensify along the coa

power safety shutoff - as pg and e continues to monitor weather conditions.live in lafayette, sara stinson four news.### thanks sara. sara. thanks sara. (á2 shotá)( james ) the threat of wildfires brings up memories of the north bay firestorm. today marks two years since the fires devastated santa rosa and other locations throughout wine country.( darya ) 44 people were killed and thousands of homes were lost. (áboxesá) kron4's will tran is live in santa rosa where people are still recovering. will? thanks will. ( james ) stay connected to kron on ... are 24 hour commercial free news app. we will be covering the 2 year anniversary of the north bay fires all morning long ... and keep you updated on the possible power shutoffs across the bay area. go to kron.tv to start watching now. new this morning. this wildfire

for now live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>all right. thank you sarah and there's not much warning but a little is better than nothing in this actually an hour now, that can give you the second earthquake begins. like underground are can't feel it yet it tells yeah this was developed at u c berkeley, it's called my shake you can actually download it starting today and it's produced by the state shake alert system so use that to use the data coming in from the centers all across the state. >>and like said doesn't necessarily predict. when earthquakes will occur, but it can detect deep underground when the shaking starts and might give you a few seconds warning before you actually start feeling the shaking in your neighborhood. it calculates location of the quake, the intensity and it also lets you report right through that app yes, i felt felt this strong and i did see damage and this is what was damaged my home and all that information is helpful. >>the my and secondly for misery for either way if you have time you get underneath a door

coming up at 5 o'clock for now on live in sausalito sarah stinson kron 4 news that's great advice for people getting up early and heading out right now, thank you sarah. >>we also have team coverage who want to take it to now for right now that's one of the areas. that's also being impacted by this power shut off and that started just after midnight kron four's chris unit hate role live in napa christina. live here at one of the largest intersections here in this city and in the county were at highway 29 and highway to 21. >>and we actually have chp officers here directing traffic because the of the lights here at the intersection are out. now get this we are actually hearing that this is actually most likely not due to the power outage, but actually an issue with caltrans apparently there are some power lines that are out and that is what's causing this. there are 2 different intersections. this is greatly impacting one of them is actually just about a mile south down the road and that's actually going to be at highway 12 and kirkland ranch. more of an area that is residential area.

now on live lafayette sarah stinson kron 4 news right, thanks a lot sarah. >>well the threat. >>this evening of course brings up memories of the north bay fire storm because today's the day 2 years ago that we saw fires actually ravage the north a wine country santa rosa hit particularlhey worked through them, killing 44 people and just entire neighborhoods were leveled. and even now they're still trying to rebuild covers will tran is live in santa rosa with a look. >>we can continue to do this story for years because the rebuilding process is far from over james and area you can see a home right behind me under constructi athere you can see those homes. our guns, some people are new residents. >>a lot of them who are back. >>they were here that morning and they saw this this. >>law. >>all of flames coming right at them in the overnight hours and i remember it was sunday into a monday in the overnight hours, speaking to them and just remembering one woman telling me that she could see from her rearview mirror. just a wall of flames, gulf air how's she was happy of course to be

a couple 60's and point rays and stinson beach from today into tomorrow temperatures not changing too much. but then sunday comes around things really begin to shift highs boosted to the upper 70's on sunday inland and then it's the 80's after that point for the remainder of your forecast inland with summit bayside areas even tapping into the 80's come next week offshore winds also mean fire danger is going to be on the rise come monday, so something to watch out for that's a look at your forecast robin how are we doing to traffic right now not so good for people traveling on the nimitz because i have a new hot spot. this is a to the north near 29th, so. >>as you approach a downtown oakland injury crash involving several vehicles, someone may be trapped inside one of the vehicles involved here. and we have emergency crews on scene so 8.80 north this quickly, backing up that's a commute direction. it's already solid from high street. you may just want to take behind a t instead of taking the nimitz freeway because this is a pretty fresh crash an we don't know how long it's going to tak

which has become tradition is being held to teach people about earthquake safety and kron 4 sarah stinson actually live in san francisco with more on the shakeout drills sarah. >>how great is this that we have annual shakeout drill on the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake because this day is still in the minds of so many people across the bay area. people take it seriously they remember that day. that means maybe more people will do this trail is trolls really important because it's for you to pretend like a real earthquake is happening. actually be prepared when it does happen and a lot earthquakes this week and i've heard people tell me what they did when it happened and a lot of people told me they just looked around and they were saying was shaking and they just sat there, but what you need to do is drop. and today during that drill it starts at 1017 here on october 17th. you need to be able to remember that. you are standing on the street. what you're going to do so joining us now is mark. and tell us here at the get. >>with the earthquake country alliance, a statewide o

now live in san jose sarah stinson kron 4 news okay. thank you sarah. >>5 oh 3 in the east bay oakland police are looking for a hit and run driver who killed a woman and injured a younger all the accident happened near the foothill blvd and 22th avenue intersection tuesday morning i was yesterday. the driver hit the 45 year-old woman and her 4 year-old niece as they were walking home from school. the woman died at the scene the girl is recovering in hospital. the victim's husband is frustrated that the driver was able to take off and get away. come police have not released a description of the driver or the car. but they are offering a $15,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. in the a driver faces charges for hitting 2 people in a park in cupertino one of them died from their injuries. this happened. also yesterday afternoon at the rancho san antonio preserve. the driver of that black audi hit the 2 best friends and then took off. by deputies at the entrance of the park. one of the people struck died in the hospital the o

got to be prepared for pleasant hill sarah stinson kron for news. thank sarah palin it's 6.10 right now. >>and the big story this morning in san francisco, starting next year you won't be able to drive on market street anymore for a decent stretch of it as a matter of fact all part of a plan to ease traffic and improve safety for pedestrians. kron four's christina take actually live in the city for us now to explain a little bit more christina. >>yes so i'm right now live on market this morning and this was a vote that was passed unanimously just last night by city leaders saying they don't want to see any driving east of market, he said 10 street on market we're going to out and show you map here of where cars will not be allowed as i mentioned there east on 10 street on market and they say it's because they really want to make sure that the project protect pedestrians bikers as well as those who take public transit. let's go ahead and show you what it would potentially look like with no cars there. this vote is actually a part of you know this vot

and go to sarah stinson she's been on the fire lines this morning. right on them actually seen homes go up in flames and. >>also has saved my calling 911 where are you right now and you look close to those lame sarah. >>there's all these different neighborhoods. >>i don't want i don't list here if you can hear me i don't want to lose your live shot but maybe try to stay still with the mike, i know this has been a few connection because she is a upon the winds are in santa rosa line there and help has in the hills which is where this fire has really been burning out of control. this is a video on shiloh road where sarah called 911 and and really was able to save this one house this after she had just been down the road and seen a big home that was completely destroyed by the fire. it was a total loss. she started looking around you can't get into this area, it's only for firefighters and media. but the fire fighters have gone back to get more water and that's when she saw this fire flare up. and was able to call and you can see the backyard around fla

by with will tran a sonoma county sarah stinson in napa county. ana san mateo county with pakistan trial first want to start with john travel in the weather center because this is all because it. >>it's john here today's the day the winds kick into gear and that's the difference between today and where we had been the past couple of days, we've obviously got used to the heat now the dry conditions. but you add in those winds today and that's why pg n is so concerned because these winds will be strong and also why we do have a fire weather warnings, red flag warnings taking effect today across the bay area as these winds pick up now here's the factors here low humidity. we have plenty of dry tender and if you do see a spark with these winds you can see a rapidly spreading course that can those winds can also. provide an impact to a various power lines and a potentially result in a spark that way that's why there's that concern for power outages red flag warnings all across the north bay for the inland east bay and for elevations above 1000 feet on

some 70's in stinson beach and point rays. here's a breakdown of your next 7 days from today into tomorrow temperatures just a little bit cooler will see the return of 70's for your daytime highs come wednesday and thursday few 80's mixed in to start the weekend though so will your heat not going anywhere, although just not quite as hot. as today's about to be robert thank you john traffic is picking up around the bay area early birds are out there and it's getting a little crowded on our bridges. >>it's not bad, but you see the brake lights here so we're checking on westbound 92 1st time these folks are getting stuck in a little bit of a back up west of the toll plaza to the higher but all is well no problems here 13 minutes off to one on one. we're checking the bay bridge that we see the headlights coming in 80 west into san francisco, your cash lanes are fast track lanes pretty crowded. it's already stacking up be on the 8.80 over crossing so getting busy out there get on out there before gets too bad, it's not backed up th

worried about sarah stinson is in areas in windsor and santa rosa where you can't go and firefighters and media are the only ones allowed she was looking at some houses that burned down and it looks like she fell on fire that just started to catch fire, let's find out is that correct sheriff. >>went to go see if everything was ok we saw glowing this back there. is just completely engulfed in flames. it's unclear if they will pool or affect their but is on fire. one time decks on fire. and it's encroaching on the home at this point. looks like it's on fire. least the back side of it the front side of it is completely intact. so we called 9 one and just everyone knows or call 911 and we talk to them they're on their way right now. told us you know it. they are distance which we are we are. up to the flames were to some distance. on their way to this home at 5 9 oh 5. might be here right now. this is just so said you guys going up this. homes that have just been completely devastated. and on both sides of the road. so sad to see obviously we know now and up to the number of homes that ha

christina tadros in san mateo county and sarah stinson also standing by up in napa as well john trouble in the weather center as you can see let's start with you john and lets the winds today that are going prompting this potential power shut-offs that's exactly right because we've already had the low humidity. past uple daysguys but just as you mention james, it's the winds that are picking up the resulting out and so much concern not only does high winds like we're going to be looking at a result in the potential rapid spread of any sort of wildfire you could see. but it also does result in potential infrastructure issues that are power lines that i'm like p said last time they saw damages to them why they're taking so seriously strong winds again. the effect it could have on those the north bay all under red flag warning starting at noon today in the east bay hills and valleys for the interior and even portions of the peninsula, the north bay though as we're looking at the potential of some of our strongest wind gusts later today, this is where wind gusts could top out around 60 mile

sarah stinson kron. reminder make sure you download the kron on app and the app store today starting at noon we're taking down the pay wall for that absolute free this power shut off again this is our 24 hour streaming news service. so we can keep you updated between broadcasts on with the situation is with the power when it's turned off and when it will turn back on. we'll take a break. coming up at 8 o'clock we're going dramatic video of an officer saving a baby's life we're going hear from that child's mother about what happened. and also ahead investigators on the peninsular asking for your help now to close the book on a cold case that's more than 20 years old. and of course the updates on your fire weather today as red flag warnings are set to take effect later on. >>i've got those updates your forecast. >>i'm tracking your busy commute around the bay area this morning, here's the richmond sandra fell you're back up. now spills out to marina some quite ah, mr. resourceful, brown-bagging it. so why