john wayne came to look at the exhibit? >> yeah.ut moon asked him, "will you keep it all together?", he says, "no," and moon wouldn't sell it to him, because he knew it was going to be split up. >> according to underwood, the "duke" wasn't the last offer moon received. one was for half-a-million bucks. >> he turned down $500,000? >> yes. >> that sounds perfectly reasonable to american indian historian joe candio. >> the collection certainly is extremely valuable. you're seeing a lot of just pristine, perfect arrowpoints. >> on the low end, these intact arrowheads could run from 5- to 15-bucks apiece. >> as you go back in time, typically an arrowhead becomes more valuable. some of the oldest points, my goodness, i have seen those go anywhere from $500-to-$2,000. >> 5 bucks here, 1,000 bucks there -- the value of the 250,000 arrowheads adds up quickly. do you think it's worth $1 million? >> oh, it's probably worth more than that. >> did moon ever sell any of them? >> no, he wouldn't sell 'em. to him, it was worth more than money, to s

wayne. we had won the 13 original colonies now is the 13th state that the british had given us all the land from the appellation to the mississippi river especially valuable ohio country. and then signed for major treaties allow them to cross that americans settle to the south indians remain to the north. howley survive if we don't cross the appellations or the ohio clicks so his plan was simple we will negotiate with the indians and recognize they own the land and buy it from them not just once but every year and set up trading post and trade and eventually we will be one happy people with united states of america and then they say i didn't sign these treaties but then he tells washington's administration you said your young men and they could defeat to armies and george washington has to make a decision and he does not give up but he needs another army to hold them in check to be perfectly trained that army has to move against the indians so washington decides who will i pick the list of t

anthony wayne on august 17 has made it. as he comes a little bit outside of the battlefield, he is going to stage their and build camp deposit. as he does that, he sends of volunteers out and these volunteers come to about this area where we are at now, the fallen timbers battlefield. they are captured. they bring them back to their village and find out what anthony wayne's battle plans are. anthony wayne is marching with a line that is about two to four miles long. he is actually going to come to this area of the fallen timbers. he is going to start to meet native american resistance. he will send out an advanced guard, they will start to engage in the firefight that will eventually lead to the larger battle. as it starts to take place, the native americans are engaging and advanced scout group, giving an f time to the main body of the legion of united states to deploy, allowing them to set up sustained firepower, which will eventually outmatched the native americans, which will force them to retreat. sure, aboutn't be two

john wayne came to look at the exhibit? >> yeah.m, "will you keep it all together?", he says, "no," and moon wouldn't sell it to him, because he knew it was going to be split up. >> according to underwood, the "duke" wasn't the last offer moon received. one was for half-a-million bucks. >> he turned down $500,000? >> yes. >> that sounds perfectly reasonable to american indian historian joe candio. >> the collection certainly is extremely valuable. you're seeing a lot of just pristine, perfect arrowpoints. >> on the low end, these intact arrowheads could run from 5- to 15-bucks apiece. >> as you go back in time, typically an arrowhead becomes more valuable. some of the oldest points, my goodness, i have seen those go anywhere from $500-to-$2,000. >> 5 bucks here, 1,000 bucks there -- the value of the 250,000 arrowheads adds up quickly. do you think it's worth $1 million? >> oh, it's probably worth more than that. >> did moon ever sell any of them? >> no, he wouldn't sell 'em. to him, it was worth more than money, to see you or anyone

his cabinet, many people come to him and go wayne is a womanizer, wayne drinks too much, wayne is sick, wayne lost almost all of his money, wayne just got thrown out of congress, you need a gentleman, pick lee, don't pick him and washington had to go through his own mind and say what is good about wayne. well, he's devoted to me he wrote me letters before every battle in the revolution cheering me on. when i lost, he wrote a letter to me telling me it doesn't matter we will win. he's been advocating for me too be president of the united states writing letters to everyone saying we need a washington. i have got that and he also says he loves his country, so with accommodation of things, the loyalty, dedication and also wanting the job and begging for anything to help the government washington ignored his cabinet and takes a chance. he was given the job in the spring, 1792, appointed commander of the legion of the united states and told they are going to give you 5000 soldiers. the previous army had been slaughtered in the fall, 1791. he was told he must train these men coming your way.

major anthony wayne was a revolutionary war hero. he is chosen to lead the legion of the united states of america. we have trade routes established. you follow the ohio river and come up to get to the server. this land that is very suitable for folks to start moving into. for anthonymportant wayne to come up and provide for the safety of these newly established fortes as he pushes more into the northwest territory. wayne begins his travels 18 months after he is commissioned as the new major general of the united states legion. as he marches up, it takes them to travel the length. he gets it to fort recovery. he is attacked. as this unfolds, he realizes that this army is different than the other two armies that he had previously faced. he goes back to the grind council and says this army is different. i am not sure the british are actually going to involve themselves in our fight. we may need to consider negotiating. and they sayotes they do want to continue with military action. little turtle hands over the reins to blue jacket. he i

and wayne was astounded. he panicked at first he trained his men at the first sign of attack a lineup parallel to the army and they had lined up across the half-mile front. the battle did not last long. the indians came first on the american right and left. and they tried up the middle. they push the indians back through the fallen timbers from a tornado and push them back all the way back to fort mega sis. the indians flood the battlefield. and they run to the fort. it will allow them to come into the fort and instead of close the doors they close the door. and they say we don't have any problems with the united states of america. the aftermath of the battle is at least half a year. he doesn't think he has succeeded. he goes back to fort defiance. it was the capital of little turtles confederation. the anxiety is almost overwhelming. you know everything he's feeling. his walking back and forth saying i can do this again. i can't face another enemy. we beat them once and we will never beat them again, where a

anthony wayne on august 17 has made it. as he comes a little bit outside of the battlefield, he is going to stage their and build camp deposit. as he does that, he sends of volunteers out and these volunteers come to about this area where we are at now, the fallen timbers battlefield. they are captured. they bring them back to their village and find out what anthony wayne's battle plans are. anthony wayne is marching with a line that is about two to four miles long. he is actually going to come to this area of the fallen timbers. he is going to start to meet native american resistance. he will send out an advanced guard, they will start to engage in the firefight that will eventually lead to the larger battle. as it starts to take place, the native americans are engaging and advanced scout group, giving an f time to the main body of the legion of united states to deploy, allowing them to set up sustained firepower, which will eventually outmatched the native americans, which will force them to retreat. though we can't be su

wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> great vantage point. wayne, thank you. the wine burned up to the vineyas and fires in the alexander valley. you can see the vine silhouetted there in the flames. >> there are five major wineries including robert young vineyards. that's where thomas spent the day with the owners as they struggled to keep the property from burning. eric? >> reporter: dan and kristen, two years ago, the fire appeared, didn't get within two miles of the robert young vineyards. this one got awfully close. let's show you. there were some losses here. most of the vines are okay, but you can see this one burned. and look at the grapes. look at what happened to them. these were pretty much turned to raisins by the heat. you see that grayish smoke damage right there. this is exactly what hurts if you're a raising grapes. most of this burned. about 50 acres of if 450 acres they own up here and have owned since the 1850s. that was close. this is even a better example of what they were going through today. we were here as this storage sheds burned prac

in santa rosa, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> can wayne be helped? intended, to mill valley film festival-goers. all acvies are back to their originally scheduled locations and times in downtown mill valley today. this comes after the power shutdown forced organizers to move all of yesterday's screenings scheduled for the sequoia theater to century larks burg landing. >>> just ahead, a taste of something very different. >> yeah. up next, art with a different sort of canvas -- cookie dough. the talents of one bay area artist next. you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? (smiling) sure. or when you find thnd at at price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> always a good lineup -- >>> now a short time-out from our power crisis coverage for something a little different. a peninsula woman could be described as a baker, entrepreneur,

wayne: it's a zonk, right? - let's do the curtain, wayne. wayne: they got thdeal!ica, welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here. thank you so much for tuning in. i need a couple to make a deal. i need a couple. i need a couple. i need a couple. you guys, right out of "grease," come on over here. everybody else, have a seat. come on over. stand right there for me. welcome, courty, nice to meet you. tyler, pleasure. - nice to meet you. wayne: now how long have you guys been a couple?

wayne: i like to party. you've got the big deal! - yeah! wayne: go get your car. - so ready, wayne. america, welcome to "let's make a deal," wayne brady here, thank you for tuning in. one person, who wants to make a deal? who wants to make a deal? you, linda, come over here. everyone else have a seat. hello, linda, how are you, ma'am? - fantastic now. wayne: that sign says you will break a board for a deal. - i sure will. wayne: and why do you have a-- oh, you caught the fly

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wayne: who wants some cash? - i need that! wayne: you've got the big deal!et's make a deal," wayne brady here. who wants to make a deal? i need a couple. doughnuts, come on, doughnuts, i love doughnuts. everybody else, have a seat. jason, welcome to the show, jason and angela. you guys stand up here. now how long have you been a couple? - five years. wayne: five years. - we just got married. wayne: give them a round of applause.

so, wayne, what kind of problems has the fire department had? >> reporter: they've responded to many more traffic accidents at locations than they would normally, but what do you expect with traffic lights out? maybe the most interesting call would be the family who had an emergency generator and they turned it on. just one issue. they were inside their house. so was the generator. it was a close call with carbon monoxide poisoning. >> that's scary. thank you, wayne. >>> traffic is flowing through the tunnel and they're optimistic they'll be able to keep all lanes open. >> abc 7's reporter says some got alittle ahead of the power outage. >> reporter: i wanted to mention it. we're starting to feel that breeze. clearly the winds are picking up in the east bay. we're in lafayette. power was supposed to be out by now, but a few hours ago we got told power won't go out until 8:00 tonight. we've seen several businesses here that preemptively closed. here's one that will be closed on october 9th. they could have stayed open because the shut-offs are no

. >> wayne freedman joining us with the progress report. wayne? >> reporter: this has been going on for years. you mention this to people, their blood begins to boil because they're frustrated with the traffic and the delays caused by construction. today we had a symbolic event, an earth moving. >> it is notable. when cal trans kicks off a ceremonial start to a highway project in all of places a cul-de-sac. that happened in petaluma >> does that eye ri trike you a all. >> the class of 1980 local kid making a permanent difference one mile from his house. >> i like the short hair. >> cal trans senior grew up in traffic jams along the 101 narrows. now he'll supervise the last stages of a billion dollar project extending it -- and completing a modern highway. for locals, it's meant years of construction, delay frustration. >> horrible. >> a nightmare. >> compare that traffic jam. >> going to the dmv without an appointment. >> cal trans told us they could have finished this project in five years if the money had come in at once. >> we're working on a h

wayne: wantsome cash? - i need that! wayne: you've got the big deal!ig dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here, thank you for tuning in. who wants to make a deal with me? i need one person, the knight. the knight, come on. everybody else have a seat. d right there for me. how're you doing, jonathan? - good, how are you? wayne: excellent, jonathan, so what do you do? - i am in the air force for another month and then i am done with the military. wayne: well first off, thank you for your service.

wayne: i like to party. you've got the big deal! - yeah! wayne: go get your car. - so ready, wayne.ke a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: hey, everyone, welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here, thank you so much for tuning in. who wants to make a deal with me? let's go. i will take... i will take... the popcorn, come on, popcorn. everybody else, have a seat, have a seat. hey, miss marie, how are you doing? - good, i'm ecstatic. wayne: i'm glad you are ecstatic,

reporter wayne freedman is live with a progress report tonight. wayne? >> reporter: greechk good evening, dan. the narrows. this has been a project 30 years in the planning. 18 years in construction. today it started the last phase. it's roughly a $121 million project. yes, when they broke groupd, it was symbolically. >> massive delays along the 101 narrows expansion even at the river wetlands dog park in petaluma, you won't have to wait long. >> do you believe anything cal trans says at this point? >> no. >> they may have noted the irony as cal trans kicked off another round of highway construction in a cul-de-sac. >> does that strike you at all? >> i think it's very fitting. >> when the senior engineer graduated from nearby high school, he never imagined supervising the last stage of this billion dollar project expanding 16 miles of highway to six lanes and completing a modern highway in the place of one built to 1950s standards. it has taken 18 years. cal trans told us today they could have finished this project in five years if the money had come in

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wayne freedman is live in santa rosa with more. wayne? >> reporter: that's it, dan. those are some of the numbers. we're going to give you more. behind me, the traffic jam we've been watching pretty much all day. behind me over there, one of those traffic light intersections where the lights are not working. this backup, it's quite a long backup. it's are ufly two miles. let's show you some video from earlier today. one of those accidents at e and bennett valley road, and with no lights in the intersections, it's been a mess. sources tell us between midnight and 2:00 a.m. this afternoon, there have been many more accidents than usual. ten accidents, ten of them, in 14 hours. five of them, as you said, with injuries. in response, the santa rosa fire didn't has deployed extra stop signs and officers. 20 minutes ago the sonoma sheriff's office sent out a reminder to stop at intersections, treat them like four-way stops. yield to the right if you stop at the same time or yield to the person who got there first. republic, it's not a race. as you look at highway 12, very c

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thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore, it is a president of the utility is tryingvent wildfires. com. >>by faulty power, our lives and the shot come 2 years to the day of the deadly fires that tore through the north bay here is what we know about the shot office right now nearly every county in the bay area will seek shut off. it will affect an estimated 274,000 customers here and you are looking at the number of customers affected by the county we do have that as well pge says your plans to start cutting power starting at midnight tonight and completing the shut off in wayne. >>of course dan kerman is live for us in santa rosa tonight and how are people there who know what this is like on the fires burned. how are they getting ready. >>wealthy some people are getting a water some people are getting canned food. some people are not doing anything at all they're just going do a hunker down and hope it's quick.

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wayne. >> actually, we have moved from river road, we are now in larkfield estates. we have been talking about evacuated areas. this is one neighborhood that has not been evacuated yet. it looks a lot different than it did this time two years ago, and that's a good thing. but it's a little too close to home, and this is a difficult situation for residents who live here as they have been evacuated again. >> it's kind of an eerie feeling. >> imagine watching your neighborhood burn two years ago, having rebuilt a good portion of it, and then being told to evacuate again. >> i just spent the last two years of my life rebuilding this house. >> that is the plight of larkfield estates where homes rise like fe nixphoenixes from ashes. >> what would happen if it burned again, what would you do. >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure i would want to go through it all again. right now, i'm not sure we would rebuild a second time. >> just a couple of miles to the south, here's yesterday's front line along chalk hill road, it is a smoldering landscape, filled with hot spots, where normall

she told her more thani million of wayne rooney.n twitter followers... she said she also made sure anyone account could access those stories and that that belonged to rebekah vardy. just in case you haven't been following those developments, rebekah vardy is the wife of another england footballer, jamie. not eve ryo ne england footballer, jamie. not everyone was impressed by the prominence given by bbc news including that report on wednesday's news at six to what was dubbed the wagatha christie affair. quite frankly, an astounded and astonished that the bbc could see this as a main news item when there are so many other more important things going on in the world. we have brexit, we have turkey invading syria, we have knife crime everywhere and we've given these two women the opportunity to build their egos even higher and quite frankly these two women should know better. thank you for your comments. please get in touch with your opinions about what you see on bbc tv news, online social media. you might even get to appear on the pro

, wayne, thank you. w just got new information on school closures tomorrow because of this kincaid fire. both the alexander valley union school district making up 1 k through 6 school and geyserville unified making up four schools will not have class. we will of course let you know if any more schools are added to the list. >> well, the north bay is obviously wine country, and some wineries have been forced to shut their doors because of the power shutoffs and the fire. >> abc7 news anchor eric thomas joins us live from robert young vineyards vineyards in geyserville with the story. earlier you showed us grapes that had turned into race since, eric. >> dan and dion, the robert young vineyards considers itself lucky. it could have been a lot worse. yes, they have suffered losses, let's show you this used to be a barn, believe it or not. now it is a bunch of charred wood and some bent nails. there were also fires up here started by embers. that storage unit over there, as you can see, is completely burned

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. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman joins me live from santa rosa. wayne? >> good evening. first of all, there is a -- on this week, of all weeks, the anniversary of that fire two years ago. but it really can be summarized with two words. they're saying not again. as you said, this could be a widespread outrage. it could affect all kinds of areas, even here in downtown santa rosa. it is a no win for anybody. imagine owning a family grocery store for 60 years and not knowing whether all your cold items on your shelves will turn into uninsured losses. now you're walking in the shoes of joe musclesbury. >> if they shut us down, it could kill a small company like. >> wearing as pg&e contemplates another public safety shutoff, or psps as anacronym, and all to prevent sparking wildfires. >> have i colleagues in mono county who say psps? i'm pspsed off. >> after the firestorm two years ago, supervisor james gore vowed to make this region more responsive shutoff possessed their own set of problems. they will send notice to the governor about it. >> you cannot mitigate one disaster

very disappointed but i'm a 100 percent up to mr to give the go ahead on sunday while our reporter wayne has mentioned earlier in the news out of the typhoon has also affected the formula one that we're all the activities at the japanese complex have been cancelled on saturday which means call fine will now take place on sunday morning if qualifying is called off the results from the practice sessions will determine the grid positions for the race. england's football is a have lost a qualifying match for the 1st time in a decade they were beaten 21 by the czech republic in prague in the euro 2020 qualify on friday a late goal a cynic on that a check and influence $43.00 game unbeaten run there when that moves the czechs level on points with england at the summit of their group the top 2 in each group will go through to next year's finals and that's nice wolf and we'll have more later on it's back to sami thanks so much. but so for me for this news out so rahman diary is back with more of the day's news so do stay with us here on al-jazeera. dina no no. tawdry negotiating if we would have

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and of course with a name like wayne johnson everybody called him john wayne. and then he was overseas for a long time and he taught me not just what he did but what not to do. what an officer does not do. leave that alone and let other people handle certain things. i'm starting to learn that delegating decision-making and responsibility. my second platoon sergeant was manuel rivera. this is 1973 timeframe. he was in a group from mexico. he was the same way, stern and yet he was a guy who could get down there and show a marine who was having trouble how to do something right. i used to admire in a few sharp words in turn the person in the right direction mostly spiritually, the physical and the mental follow. in my third, i finally got a staff sergeant with 15 years in the marine corps, he is from quÉbec, i was also learning about the immigrant role in the u.s. military and how they were overrepresented in it was a broadening experience because somehow growing up in my hometown 99% of the people i was with were native born. why do i bring it up, the military by

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wayne: ha ha, i got you! - what's up, wayne? - i'm going for door number two.. jonathan: $20,000. wayne: who wants some cash? jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here, thank you so much for tuning in. you know what weot to do right now? we got to make deals. i need two people, let's go, who wants toe a deal? you, cactus boy, jared, come on over. and... the little clown, the little harlequin, yes, you, brittany. everybody else, have a seat.

wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal," wayne brady here.le. you guys are a couple? come with me. graduate and bathrobe dude, let's go, let's go. everodelsea seat for me, please. everybody else have a seat. mr. ernest, nice to meet you. miss yolanda, pleasure to meet you. welcome to the show, welcome to the show. now how long have you guys been a couple?

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wayne? >> good evening.irst of all, there is a -- on this week, of all weeks, the anniversary of that fire two years ago. but it really can be summarized with two words. they're saying not again. as you said, this could be a

wayne freedman, we'reou accuwe forecast with >> here's your time to prepare. we have fog, we have high clouds and the combinationth two have shaved off some down to 12 in oakland. you have seen a ten degree temperatures from the 60s to the 80s. here he is a live look from our emeryville camera. overnight. pattern developing our cooling trend tomorrow. 5 a.m. winds begin toasrence 38 in going into 40-mile-an-hour winds. places like calistoga, fairfield. it's a drying wind. this will result in lowering humidity. that is a huge find. humidity stilllevad a 5 a.m. look what happens, single digit humidity, napa, fairfield, antioch. it will be in the teens and dropping back down 7%. so the fire danger will be extreme for parts of the bay area. shaded in red, 12 p.m. wednesday you willes notic and the east bay anddiablo range. first thing in the morning, windy conditions particularly in the north and east bay. temperatures in the 40s, 50s. clear skies yesterday. a few low 80s showing up under skies. a cooler day. dry, gusty, fire danger up wednesday and ursday. weth w

wayne: ha ha, i got you! - what's up, wayne? - i'm going for door number two.wayne: or is it? jonathan: it's a new motorcycle! tiffany: aw, yeah. - the box. jonathan: $20,000. wayne: who wants some cash? jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal," wayne brady here. thank you for tuning in. i need three people, let's make a deal. let's get some money. come on, boy scout, brian, come on, stand right there for me. next, lisa, come on over here, lisisa. and lastly, you, danielle, let's get this thing started. lisa, stand right ere. you're going to stand right there. everyone else, have a seat, have a seat.

she can say from those pitches that wayne was showing us from japan the skies are now lost the clearut typhoon has well and truly gone a little bit a fair weather cloud around but high pressure dominating the weather over the next couple of days the high is the lid on the atmosphere suppresses the cloud it will remain fine dry and sunny then a little bit of cloud just around the eastern side of japan but temperatures in tokyo at around 20 celsius so certainly down on recent values the 8 format tropical system has name now made its way away bright skies come back in behind with plenty of sunshine with plenty of sunshine see the northern parts of in the showers continue for the south the withdrawal of the southwest the monsoon still remains that slacking behind but this is the line where the rains do continue to the south of that we have got those as those showers continuing to the north it is fine and dry mind you at this time if you're the red line here that shows where the monsoon rains should be already though having said that in the met department are talking about the onset of th

wayne: ha ha, i got you! - what's up, wayne? - i'm going for door number two.ew motorcycle! tiffany: aw, yeah. - the box. jonathan: $20,000. wayne: who wants some cash? jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here, thanks for tuning in. who wants to make a deal? let's go. let's start this thing off right. let's see you, olivia, come with me. three people-- olivia, you right there. yes, you. and... jeffrey, jeffrey, c'mon.

wayne: who wants some cash? - i need that! wayne: you've got the big deal!ayne brady! (cheers and applause) wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal." happy halloween. this is our halloween family show. we have families from all over, they come, they trick or treat with us. and hopefully instead of just some candy, they take away a deal. i need a family, let's make a deal. big baby-- bring your family, big baby.

live in sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc 7. >> what is the difference, wayne for residents between this year and two years ago? >> reporter: we've heard this one a bunch of times, dan. the difference, they say, is time. the time they had from the warning to the time they had to leave. for joel chandler, he said this time he had roughly two days. last time, 20 minutes. >> yeah, that's a huge difference. thanks, wayne, very much. >>> at least 96 structures including 40 homes have been destroyed by the kincade fire. >> many residents are staying in shelters in the north bay. lu >> reporter: there are 450 evacuees in the sonoma fairgrounds shelter. we spoke to a family in petaluma. they are wondering if they can go back home and if they'll have a home to go to in a couple of days. how are you? >> tired. stressed. want to go home. but we're doing okay. we're doing okay otherwise. so. >> reporter: do you know if your home is okay? >> i don't know anything. i just know that we cane 't go back right now. >> reporter: outside of the s e sonoma marine fairgrounds, they were evacuated on sund

well for us, ken wayne in coffey park area of santa rosa. can you have that part of the story tonight. >>yeah pam the coffey park, good news is they do have power here and a lot of people were this entire neighborhood was burned out are back in brand new homes other homes are under construction. talk to the mayor santa rosa earlier today. he said there about 90% in the rebuilding process, 90% of the homes are eier rebuild or have permits and are underway with construction. so they made tremendous progress here in coffey park and as you can see you know just a few minutes ago when we last spoke we're talking about 60 mile an hour winds on top of mount saint helene and we couldn't feel anything here within the last of happened a our photographer daniel martin on his watch the wind suddenly picked up and now we have winds are probably 1015 miles an hour. but we're expecting those winds to increase a lot later on now real we did talk to the mayor and the assistant fire marshal for the santa rosa fire department. they both said they're having the

. >>> abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman tweeted out this picture of a smoky highway 101 closed north of airport boulevard in sonoma county yesterday. this is a picture of people just trying to deal with their keys locked in the car. it was tough between evacuations were happening frequently. this is a picture inside an evacuation center. people there just watching the events unfold on tv and cots in the sonoma county auditorium. the evacuation center is full and one person even told wayne this is unprecedented and beyond our control. >>> we are constantly updating the latest developments on the abc 7 news app and on abc7news.com. we're sending breaking news push alerts. so install the app to make sure you're getting breaking updates on the kincade fire and the pg&e outages. >>> gusting winds are driving the kincade fire but they are also causing other problems all over the bay area. >> just ahead, the winds bringing trees and >>> good morning. we have a wind advisory in the hills for the north bay, the diablo range. winds are gusting anywhere from 20 to 40 miles per hour. at current

live in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> wayne, thank you. >>> now in the east bay, power shutoffs caused an issue all day long. we just learned uc berkeley will be closed tomorrow. >> that's right. we have a full list of school closures on abc7news.com. check them out. meanwhile, business owners tell us the outages have caused a big hit to their bottom lines. >> shops have closed. some food has spoiled. and customers just are not coming in. >> kris reyes has the latest from oakland's montclair district. kris? >> good evening. we're in a happy neighborhood again. moments ago i saw a family playing off their balcony over my shoulder there. i yelled is the power back on, and they gave me the thumbs-up. that's a brand-new development. this is what it was like all day today. the answer is yes, yes, and yes. >> good day. >> the sandwich shop is open. >> we have a policy, never close. >> but the business is so slow, it might as well be closed. >> we've had two orders so far. and we usually do hundreds. >> all the customers likely at home like brad briscoe, trying to keep the house rung.