left leaning guerneville in western sonoma county. >> he has nothing to say i want to hear. >> reporter: as if any american with a mobile had a choice even if they weren't aware of the president's wireless alert test. >> never heard of it. >> reporter: fcc law does not allow us to play the concert of tones from phones in tune at 11:18 a.m. this morning but even here the wide net hit most of its targets from out of town tourists -- >> you know, i kind of have a lot of faith in our federal government. >> reporter: to locals. >> they have you had have posted his tax return on there and everybody would have paid attention to it. >> reporter: today's test will be of interest to sonoma county which received criticism in its response to the firestorms. the county tested its own new wireless alert testing system which reported more bugs than notifications in places like guerneville, a disappointment to supervisor linda hopkins. >> unfortunately, it felt like maybe 10% of the residents of guerneville actually received a wireless emergency alert that was supposed to go to everybody. >> reporter:

left leaning guerneville in western sonoma county. >> he has nothing to say that i want to hear. >> reporter: as if any american had a choice even if they weren't aware of the president's nationwide wireless alert test. fcc law does not allow us to play the concert of phones in tune at 11:18 a.m. this morning but even here the wide net hit most of its targets from out of town tourists -- >> you know, i kind of have a lot of faith in our federal government. >> reporter: to locals. >> he should have posted his tax return on there and everybody would have paid attention to it. >> reporter: it turns out the national test worked much more efficiently than sonoma county's test on september 12th, a year after the firestorm and demands for better warning systems, areas like guerneville guerneviv more problems. >> it felt like 10% of guerneville actually received a wireless emergency alert that was supposed to go to everybody. >> reporter: blame steep topography and residents who don't want cell towers near them due to hlthconcerns. many people want to go old school reconnecting an old system. >> if

they claim it's happening on the spot in western petaluma. from person sonoma county, here's wayne freedman. >> reporter: in rural sonoma county, it's less a matter of not in my backyard as in not in my dairy cow neighborhood. neigh she's talking cannabis, where they claim new owners have begun a cannabis operation before receiving a county permit for which they've applied. >> i'm shocked. i am shocked. >> reporter: and they are angry. last week, neighbors convinced a judge to grant a temporary restraining ord ining order. they filed a suit against a tour company that has brought bus loads of people to the property. >> the issue is turning our rural, peaceful neighborhood into an active tourism, cannabis tourism destination and commercial grow. >> to have this pop up in the neighborhood is very, very depressing. >> reporter: he says this shows commercial cannabis on the property. a farm spokesman says a tenant has a medicinal permit, and these pictures are a private birthday party. "this is a frivolous lawsuit. we'll certainly not grow cannabis illegally." this

western states problem. >> 100,000 acre fire is becoming the norm. >> look to climate change, he said. at sonoma state university, professor matthew clark wondered why the president wouldn't mention that subject. >> in the science community, it is reality. there's data to support it. having a president that acknowledges the data and the reality to face our complex problems, yeah, i think you would have more credibility. >> dr. clark specializes in mapping the fuel in wild land regions. part of the problem, he says, our tendency in the state to build homes in those areas that historically tend to burn. in sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> wayne, thank you. >>> do you remember this dramatic video from last thursday. hard to fofrmrget. a truck hauling plywood. the driver walked away without a scratch. but the cleanup from that crash, it continues. the truck was pulled up last tuesday. but cal trans crews extended the cloefsh you are of route 175 through tomorrow. chp says if the driver heeded multiple signs warning of length restrictions for semi trucks, this could have been avoided. >

helena in napa county; and unincorporated northeastern eas of sonoma county. ( james ) happening tonight... several lanes will be closed of the western side of the bay bridge starting tonight. scheduled maintenance is happening from 8 at night until 4 in the morning...crews will be working on this until october 27th. seals on bridge joints will be replaced. lane closures will alternate each night between westbound and eastbound roadways. at least one lane in each direction will remain open at all times. ( darya ) happening now... commuters will now be able to use fremont street in downtown san francisco. ( james ) the area has been closed since late september after cracks were discovered. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live with the details. (lydia)this is something a lot of commuters have been waiting for.....the opening of fremont which had been closed since last month.(take vo)the closure of the transit terminal and fremont street happened after cracks were found in two beams along the roof of a bus deck that crosses fremont street between howard and mission streets. during the closure, buses were rerouted to the temporary transbay te