northeast at windsor. northeast at santa rosa.ind advisory does not begin until 11 pm tonight for the north and east bay hills. there is more of an offshore breeze and gusts could get up to around 45 miles per hour. this system looks to be stronger than the one that did not really materialize yesterday but nothing similar to saturday night and monday. 40s, 50s and 30s for the temperatures. up in lake county, kelseyville, south. lower lake, west. these are onshore breeze with higher humidity and cooler temps. knoxville creek, 2200 feet, a north wind at 7 miles per hour. a red flag warning will kick in later but there's not much of a breeze right now. looking at solano county, west or west and southwest. it's light and onshore. on the peninsula and south bay, lows in the 40s. stanford, 40. menlo park, 40. santa cruz, 42 which is cooler than morgan hill and gilroy. the water temperatures have all come down. bodega bay in san francisco bowie and half moon bay, low to mid 50s. that's the coolest i've seen in a long time. 21 in truckee.

windsor from the north. 65% at hawkeye. some of these are higher elevations. atlas peak, north at 22. humidity at 27%. there is a west at southwest wind at fairfield. napa has south. sonoma, north at 8. it's more offshore or northerly. mount diablo has had some good gusts. 32 and 37% in oakland. the system the came through yesterday did usher in cooler temperatures. there is a northerly breeze but it's not upwards of 40 or 50 miles per hour for some. it could get over 20 or 25. the system came through. we will be on the drier side of that now. 30s, 40s and 50s. hillsburg, you were in the 50s. we had higher clouds yesterday. the onshore push continues for some. late port, 36. napa airport, 56. when you get that north wind you could be on the mild side or no breeze at all. today will be tougher for firefighters in the morning and i think conditions will improve this afternoon. temperatures are in the 60s and 70s. >>> right now we do have some closures in the fire area. highway 121 northbound away from sears point maybe closed. highway 101, traffic is moving thro

is sonoma county in windsor. that's that live picture we're showing you. back to you on the ground in calistoga i know there's mountain home ranch road also petrified forest road. do you have information on whether or not all of the homes and ranches on those homes have burned or survived? >> well mountain ranch road that area did see a lot of destruction and a lot of the fire ripped through on sunday night, early monday morning. we talked to a volunteer firefighter who helped protect one of the properties up there he said two nights ago that about 40% of the homes that he could see were gone. again that's mountain ranch road. but that was a couple of nights ago. keep in mind this tub fire has been going since sunday night, 28,000 acres as you mentioned. it has come close to the town of calistoga and burned some areas. but a lot of residents we talked to said i thought it was over i thought it had already burned through and there was no more fuel left to burn. why are we concerned and evacuating now? and it's because they're looking tat weather patterns an

one thing you can absolutely guarantee tonight is that windsor park will be rocking.rmy, they have had plenty to cheerin white army, they have had plenty to cheer in the last five years. since 2012 they've risen from 129th in the world to and all—time high of 20th. they have kept clean sheets in seven of their last eight games and the only team they have lost two is germany, losing 2—0 in hanover. what can you say about the world champions that hasn't already been said? the northern ireland manager michael 0 said? the northern ireland manager michael o neill the best side in world football and even that could bea world football and even that could be a understatement, they've not lost a n be a understatement, they've not lost an away game in qualifying in qualifying in 83 years. they have of course w011 qualifying in 83 years. they have of course won all of their eight games in qualifying and are going a clean sweep. but michael 0 neill‘s mantra has been that although yes they are fermentable they are not invincible especially when northern ireland are playing with su

>> the windsor castle that's where his unbelievable anatomy drawings were.athy goat to meet a curator there, we got time at windsor it was fun going in search ever leonardo. >> rose: he would go to the cadavers and take the skin off. >> he would love anatomy. he would take the skin off of the face because he wanted to know every muscle. how do the muscles touch the lip? which nerves come from the brain which nerves come from the spinal cord. on like the 10th or 12th page of one of these die sections of the human face, very light drawing up top of a smile and you see him starting the mona lisa smile, as he starts processing all of the art but all of the anatomy. look at the lips very carefully, the shadows turn up but the details turn down a little bit. it is because he has dissected the human eye enough to know the center of the retina, details the shadows of the retina, oversimplification but as the eye wanders across the face, flickers on and off, the -- she is reacting to it. and of course eye is so intent and so emotional, the mona lisa effect, the eyes

. >> palomino lakes as well as parts of windsor and healdsburg. >> north of jameson canyon road and wei-80. suisun valley road. we have an entire list on our website and the abc 7 news app. >> a lot of people are getting out while they have time to get out. good morning to you. jessica castro on assignment this morning. she's in sonoma county and we'll speak to her in just a moment. >> everyone wondering about wind gusts. are firefighters going to get any help today? >> they got a little help overnight. the wind advisories were above 1,000 feet and continue until 5:00 with the fastest winds during the overnight hours in the east bay hills. mt. diablo had wind gusts ever 50 miles per hour. thankfully no fires over there. the red flag warning continues until 5:00. included in this and not in the wind advisory, the santa cruz mountains. here's a look at what's going on as far as your 12-hour day planner. it is cool this morning. temperatures running in the mid to upper 40s. we'll be around 70 to for now, temperatures by 7:00, 54 to 61 but the air quality will be unhealthy all afternoon. he

. >> palomino lakes as well as parts of windsor and healdsburg. north of james canyon road, i-80 and suisun valley road. there's a detailed list on our website and also on the abc 7 news app. >> a lot of those areas, including ones near the city of sonoma are heavily populated so we're very concerned about those folks. good morning to you, it is 5:00 a.m. team coverage on the evacuations. jessica castro and matt keller are live in sonoma and napa counties and we'll talk to them in just a few minutes. >> let's start first with mike nicco. >> i'm hearing reports from friends and friends' co-workers that they're moving in with other people and not waiting to be evacuated so that might be a good move. some of it is to get away from the air quality, the other is they're too close. they can see the glow of what they said is hell rising in the north bay, the way it turns the night orange. that's their words but it does make a good description. so gusty winds continue in the same areas until about 5:00 and so does the red flag warning. once that passes we

the first of the two legs will be played at home at windsor park.ve been drawn against denmark in their bid to reach russia 2018. stephen watson was at today's draw in zurich. arriving for the draw to find out who stands between them and a place in the world cup finals. michael and martin 0'neill both guided their teams to second place in their qualifying groups. now, there is a two legged play—off to try and secure a ticket to russia next year. it was michael 0'neill‘s team that was drawn first. followed by the highest ranked side in the group. switzerland. the big thing was missing italy and croatia. it doesn't mean we underestimate switzerland, but i believe it is a tie we are capable of winning. they had a good qualification campaign, with nine victories and the only defeat against portugal. that was possibly the weakest of the groups in terms of the teams in it. it gives us a chance, which is the most important thing. the players will believe they have a chance, which is important as well. the republic of ireland were paired with the lowest ran

natalie parks is at windsor park. it was always going to be a big ask, let's be honest.t a competitive match here" years and they were in good form but they were facing germany who simply do not lose away qualifiers. they haven't done that in 83 years and this was a quick reminder of why they are the world champions. energised and yet organised, northern ireland are a study in what is possible in football with passion and a plan. there are limits. germany, the group leaders and world champions took just over a minute to crash through them, sebastien rudy's message was do not give them a glimpse. bobbing heads everywhere including the northern ireland box, wagner went close but not close enough for the man himself. five minutes passed before wagner had the chance to make adjustments and he's not even germany's first choice. at times like that michael mcgovern in goal can do little but when he can act he does so spectacularly. northern ireland's long and bouncy road to russia will public take them to the play—offs. germany made it three with joshua kimmich's goal. play—off

they are unbeaten here at windsor park, in the last four matches, and they have not conceded a goal. to germany in the last 18 months, they have not been pushed over. michael 0'neill has told his side that although germany are certainly formidable, they are not invincible... this is a game where we have everything to benefit from. we should not really fear the outcome of the game. the players have done the work in this group. they have guaranteed second spot. we approach it with a sense of optimism more than anything else. one thing they have in their favour tomorrow night will be the green and white army. supporters have gathered loads more fan since their exploits at the euros last summer and the germans definitely no that they will bring the party. tomorrow will be great. there is a healthy respect between the two countries, and supporters wires. i remember in paris, i think it was thomas muller, we were with oui’ it was thomas muller, we were with ourfans it was thomas muller, we were with our fans after the game. they were impressed by the level of support that we had and the no

live in a town of south windsor, connecticut and basically spending 24% on pension, for those who have act stose a plan, the actual number of participation can be as high as around 70% to 80% if they have access to the plan but it's about 54% of people have access to the -- access to the plan. that's where we need to increase access to retirement plans by simplifying and increasing -- >> wall of "washington journal" available online at c-span.org. as you can see, the defense secretary, james mattis, and secretary of state, rex tillerson, coming into the room. this is the senate foreign relations committee, a hearing to review the authorization of e use of military force from 2000 and 2001 and the hearing should get under way shortly. senator cardin in the room, senator corker as well, the chairman of the committee.

met somebody who was a curator there and so we got to spend some time at windsor.it was fun going around in search of leonardo. charlie: he would go to the cadavers and take the skin off. walter isaacson: he loved anatomy. but he did a lot of dissections. he would take the skin off of a face because he wanted to know every muscle. touch the lips, which ones come from the brain, the nerves from the brain, which was come from the spinal cord? and like the 10th or 12th page on the dissections of the human face, very like drawing up top of aght drawing up top smile. you see the mona lisa smile as he processes all of the art with the anatomy. charlie: is he one of those things that it is good to do a few things well that a few -- a lot of things only good? walter isaacson: you have pictures you wish he would have finished like adoration of the magi, but when he could not let the perfect, he put it aside. so we really only have 12 fully finished, totally leonardo paintings. charlie: he lived in the 1600s. -- he limped into his 60's. walter isaacson: he is great the displ

this is the video outside of calistoga as flames spread north to windsor.he winds were above 50 miles an hour. 48 hours after the flames broke out we are beginning to understand just how devastating the fire storm would become. >> 30,000 people evacuated, emergency responders are helping everyone who has been displaced. there are 24 shelters set up to help those in need. in santa rosa a shelter has been set up to accommodate evacuees with pets. >> when you have reached my age it will be okay. we will come out of it. >> most evacuees are remaining optimistic. the overriding concern is housing. they are worried with so many who are homeless, finding a place to live will be a challenge. >> the devastation, some well intentioned giving can lead to problems. >> family homes in the north bay reduced to ashes inspiring others to take action. >> who wouldn't want to help? >> the outpouring of help has started. >> sand bag and dog food. >> put it by the post. >> we are just getting started. >> this 4h volunteer started collecting animal feed donations. >> i have 3 d

we will take the view from outside, and the flames spreading toward santa rosa and north to windsor. it was on france valley road. and the winds topple kbicht topped 50 miles per hour. >> many of them are waiting to find out if they have a home to return to. in sonoma county at least 2 dozen shelters setup to help those in need and the area that appears to be the hardest hit; and a shelter that fair grounds, with. >>> most most are doing what they can. but finding an affordable place to live will be a challenge. >> the bay area air quality is saying the unhealthy wear quality is moving down to san francisco counties. >> if we get the winds that will help push the air quality. if we don't, it is sitting here, and that is good for putting out the fire but good for air quality. >> the health officials warning the fine particles of smoke scan get into your lungs if you have asthma or -- can get into your lungs if you have asthma or breather problems you are at risk. and also recommending to wear a mask when you go out side. >> 3 people have died in mend mendocino county. this is north of

take a look at windsor.e observation santa rosa reporting an east wind, it is all over the place. the humidity is higher. that is good. we were dealing with teens and the 70sand near 80 sunday and monday. cloverdale northeast. cloverdale another one north. geyserville northwest. geyserville northeast. hillsberg northwest. most locations do have an off shore breeze. humidity and temperatures though are favorable for now. that's going to change later on. lake county, lake port 35 degrees. 88% humidity. kelseyville at 35. and it looks like a southeast. up to atlas peak, northeast at 10. 35% humidity. that is not good. other locations much higher. 70 to 86%. again, it is tonight not right now. that's when the wind advisory kicks in. at 11:00 p.m. then the red flag warning starts earlier than that. the highest gusts in the north bay hills. could get over 50 for some if it comes together. it did not on wednesday. it didn't look close to what we were experiencing late on the weekend and early monday. 40s on the tem

go in windsor is a place where my heroes that what the liberation struggle of buried so i feel very proudwhen i'm here yes and i feel they're good. but now namibia is a better place for living for all of us living in the rabiya so for me personally. i'm very proud of this place actually to say that. namibia is one of the main beneficiaries of german development aid but i herero also want reparation for the suffering inflicted on their people in the genocide perpetrated by german troops in one thousand and four. and be expect that just like germany has done with other people in similar circumstances. really entitled to. social justice to what has happened not in a symbolic way but in a meaningful way because that's the only way that we can heal the wounds of the past and effect. a truly create the basis for meaningful the asian between our two peoples and our two countries russia encounter tura is. hardly any different from other suburbs or vintage supermarkets tom act roads and masses of cars but one are spanx hasn't changed since the apartheid era no whites live in cata tura. the luthera

hawkeye, windsor all offshore at the moment. same could be said for atlas peak. 17% humidity, little better. snow ma valley, still northeast, 42 degrees. 40s, 50s, 60s, a huge difference in system of the temps. 4 observations in napa, none of them reporting. 39 grade only, 67bodega bay. you get that off-shore breeze for some, you can see that air flow going from land to sea. even san francisco, much of the coast, a warm sunny day. we're waiting for changes, but they won't be here until later in the week. 70s, 80s today. here's sal. >> steve, good morning. we do have traffic that is getting a little busier, but still pretty good. i would say pretty good on 80 westbound. live look cawvilhe, fairfield, vallejo. highway 37 is open all the way through from solano county to marin county. the traffic is moving along pretty well on 80 westbound as you drive out to the mac arthur maze with no major issues at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving along well. a little slowing in 1 of the lanes. >>> sometime today, pg&e hopes to rest

green chair, when -- green chair is what it would have been when emerson first sat in it at mary windsor's writing desk, in this period, but later victorians loved to keep things black so the chair was changed. so what people notice is when they stood in it, it envelopes you. you feel very held when you are writing there. this wonderful wood piece come of this writing surface is actually a natural color. this is a furniture piece of adaptive use. it started out as a green chair. ezra ripley, the tall gentleman, he wanted the writing surface a little higher. so he made this homemade mockup to create a writing surface. this is an important place for visitors to come and look out over the landscape. right where the american revolution started, where the second revolution in literature and american writing started. thatis the same view emerson had when he wrote nature. work, nature, is emerson's best-known. many look to it for american transcendentalism. transcendentalism at that time was a growing idea of looking inward to the person. it was a philosophical and religious thought that was grou

they are unbeaten at windsor park in the last four macro matches and have not conceded a goal.e lost twice to germany over the last 18 months, they have not been pushed over. michael o'neill has told his side that although germany are certainly formidable, they are not invincible. this is a game where we have everything to benefit from, we should not fear the outcome of the game. the players have done the work in this group, they have guaranteed second spot. we are approaching it with optimism rather than anything else. one thing they definitely have in their favour tomorrow will be the green and white army, their supporters. they have gathered loads more fan since their exploits at the euros last summer, and the germans definitely know they will bring the party. tomorrow will be great, i think there is a healthy respect between there is a healthy respect between the two countries, supporters wise. i remember in paris it was thomas miller and schweinsteiger were videoing ourfans miller and schweinsteiger were videoing our fans when they stayed and sang, they were impressed with

sky force ten over the scene in east windsor township. several of the southbound lanes are still blocked. police are investigating what caused the crash. >>> patients trying to see a doctor were interrupted by federal agents today. three different agencies rated urgent care centers. we're told this was part of a pill mill investigation. when doctors or pharmacists prescribe drugs for illegitimate reasons. people who work and live near the center they noticed suspiciously long lines at the facility for quite sometime. now patients are left in limbo. >> like i said it leaves a bunch of people with no medication. that need that. because a lot of us are sick. >> sources tell us the chains owner is in federal custody. officials have released no other information on the investigation. >>> a fight and a stabbing put a 16 year-old girl in the hospital tonight. police say a large fight broke out on rising sun avenue. not far from only charter high school. the girl was stabbed on her right side. she's in critical condition. at einstein hospital. po

the first leg will be at windsor park.ams in today's draw. it's the return of the champions league. tottenham are in spain facing trhe champions real madrid at the bernebeu. liverpool and manchester city are also in action. a man has been found guilty of murdering a kurdish refugee, just hours after he'd been released from a secure hospital. jeffrey barry, who lived in the same supported housing as kamil ahmad, stabbed him more than 25 times, in what was described as a ‘sustained and savage‘ attack. our correspondentjon kay reports from bristol. 1am, and jeffrey barry heads from his flat to kamil ahmad‘s bedsit. in his waistband, a large kitchen knife. he knocks on kamil‘s door, and inside, stabs the kurdish refugee more than 25 times, before mutilating his body. that‘s like a black cloud in my life, you know... kamil‘s brother believes the attack could and should have been prevented, in a country they came to for protection. he came here to be safe. to just lead a normal life. but why, how come he got this? why did this h

when we first met them, they were living in windsor, colorado.n was studying to be a certified financial planner. rachel babysat local kids to make extra money, but her full time job really was caring for jason. she got a small stipend from the v.a. for that work. what the halletts wanted most was to start a family, but, there was a problem. >> there's tons of shrapnel everywhere throughout his body. >> brangham: still, in your body today? >> yep, one of the pieces had connected itself to one of my testicles, so i have to take testosterone injections to get me back to normal. with that, one of the side effects is that is basically kills the sperm off. >> brangham: in order to conceive a child, the halletts only option was to try i.v.f.-- in vitro fertilization. i.v.f. is expensive-- it typically costs about 12 to $13,000 per try, and the first try often doesn't work, so the bills can stack up. but unlike all the other medical treatment related to jason's war injuries, the v.a. does not cover i.v.f. for wounded vets, so the halletts were paying fo

. >>> we have much better conditions even though windsor from the north and east slightly. nothing like yesterday. humidity is up. look at all the fires. these are the technical names by cal fire. look how many there are. the redwood complex, sulphur in lake county and the numerous fires around sonoma and napa county. the wind speeds have slowed. the red flag warning just ended at 5:00. there will occasionally be gusts up to 15 or 20. at the surface it is very quiet. there is still an east wind toward lake county. at least it's not all north and northeast. one observation in cloverdale shows a bout -- southwind. 41% versus 73% humidity. we lost a few sites in napa. atlas peak has a northeast wind but it's less than 10. 32% humidity. american canyon, 53% within northeast wind. napa, east wind and 48%. -- 40 degrees and 66% humidity. right now there's not much of a breeze, southerly at concord. north and fearful. there was fog moving up the coast. it's going south to north. a system in the pacific northwest will move towards us. that will usher in cooler temperatures and high

north wind at windsor and santa rosa. that will pick up later tonight. also tore the oakland hills, west and southwest wind. you can see some locations will have a north or northeast direction in oakland. out in the valley and eastern parts of the valley, it's not that bad. vacaville is calm. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temperatures. ukiah, 39. there is a north wind in willis. temperatures are cold so there is a freeze warning. the wind will pick up later on and that goes until 9:00. there is hours system in the pacific northwest giving rain to seattle and portland. the backside of that will pick up the breeze as the system digs in easton southeast of us. the wind forecast will pick up later this evening. mainly in higher elevations in the north and east bay hills. it will decrease later on saturday and sunday looks warmers. 60s and 70s the temperatures in late wednesday and thursday we could get a front in here which could bring rain. >> that would be great. >> i'm sure the fire meteorologist have mentioned that. if they can hang in there for a few days, it

the first of the two legs will be played at home windsor park at the beginning of next month, in whatp since 1986. also in the play offs are the republic of ireland who've been drawn against denmark. stephen watson is in zurich where today's draw was made. arriving for the draw to find out who stands between them and a place in the world cup final. michael and martin o'neill, both guided their teens to second place in their qualifying groups. now there is a two leg play—off to try to secure a ticket to russia next year. it was michael o'neill and his team drawn out first, followed by the highest ranked side in the group. switzerland. i think for us missing italy and croatia, but it does not mean we underestimate switzerland. but i do think we're capable of winning that tie. switzerland had a very good qualification campaign. but i feel when you look at all the groups, that could be the weakest groups, that could be the weakest group in terms of the nature of the teams in that. but it gives us a chance and that is the most important thing. i think the players will believe they have a c

had to evacuate they finally made it to jenny's mother's house in windsor. matt got back to the house and searched through. the only thing he could find to salvage with you their wedding rings pap. and raj and janelle as i was talking to them at their mother's house even though they've been there a few days they haven't unpacked a single thing they saved because everybody around here is still worried about what direction the fires are going next. >> we don't know that answer. garvin thomas in santa rosa. the bigds question we are receiving around the community. how can we help? go to the website, nbcbayarea.com to find out how to donate safely to the various agencies in the north bay. >>> coming up many say they never got a warning. we investigate sonoma county emergency alert system and asked the man in charge why they didn't use the one that would have notified everyone. >>. >>> quite a bit of smoke continuing across the bay area. the atlas fire spreading the most all the way down to san francisco. we'll track when a little bit of rain is possible in the f

. >> palomino lakes as well as parts of windsor and healdsburg. north of james canyon road, i-80 and suisun valley road. there's a detailed list on our website and also on the abc 7 news app. >> a lot of those areas, including ones near the city

tropical wave will come through the next few days with some rain and gusty windsor coast. yeah. not what we wanted to talk about. something else possibly in the tropics. but it is that time of year. >> sure is. all right. thank you, bill. >>> there was high drama in the bronx last night as the yankees took on the minnesota twins in the win or go home american league wild card game. and despite finding themselves in a 3-0 hole in the top of the first, the yanks quickly roared back in the bottom of the first with dee-dee grigorius. that's him going long right there. that tied it up. the yanks go on to beat the twins 8-4. they're going to move on to the division series and play the red hot cleveland indians. >>. >>> still to come, the democrats are calling a toxic swamp creature and hints it's one of the president's nominees. and mr. trump visits puerto rico. plus, when you get a flu shot at walgreens, you help provide a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need through the un foundation. flu shot and make a difference. so swing by your local walgreens today. walgreens. at the corner o

shiloh and candy in windsor, and highway 116. local fire departments are on the scene. they will november if there are any evacuations called for, but obviously they say that the strong winds are really making things difficult for them. and they also say dispatchers are overwhelmed by 911 calls with reports of all of the smoke. so we have those fires in sonoma spent the situation in napa county as well. >> we are going to continue to work to try to find out more about all of these fires. stay right with us. we're going to take a short break and be right back. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics

this is the west southwest wind for vacaville. 39 in windsor. occidental, 36.osa is 38 degrees. remember on monday morning, these were about 68 to 70 degrees. so that is a huge difference. the humidity is way up. the temperatures are way down. but any time that you get the wind, there is santa rosa at 39 degrees. so that cold air is working its way in. that will certainly help. there is also low clouds. a couple systems toed and one on friday. much cooler today. 60s and 70s. i don't know about that 77 down in santa rosa until they pick up a north wind. then that could happen. cool and breezy and blustery pattern. things should calm down by the weekend. >> thank you. steve. >>> dozens of horses saved as flames rush in. when we come back, the owner of a popular ranch share her story as they return to nothing but debris. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time.

but the sun of this, as that process ta kes the sun of this, as that process takes place, the windsor but some of the coasts around western and southern england and wales will see some gusts approaching 70 mph today. that does bring the risk of some disruption in these areas, but we are concerned that some of the strong winds are coinciding with spring tides, high tides, they could be big and dangerous waves hitting the coastlines. be aware and take care. along with the strong winds we have plenty of squally showers hitting southern and western parts of the uk, try at the further east you are. the rain is moving out of northern ireland, north wales, north—west england and southwest wales weight scotland. showers pushing into south—west england, at four o'clock in the afternoon. the showers across the coast here, inland there is some sunshine. very cute showers this afternoon in east anglia. they are merging to give a speu anglia. they are merging to give a spell of rain in north wales and north—west england. a way from northern ireland there are a few sunny spells, turning wetter and

police found the body of 18-year-old nicholas pratico this morning along old trenton avenue in west windsor across from mercer county community college. pratico was last seen septembe september 20th at the college. an autopsy is now being done to try and determine the cause of his death. >>> skyfox over northeast philadelphia this afternoon. this after reports of a vehicle hitting pedestrians at the corner of cottman avenue and large street. as you can see, a red midsize vehicle went off the road and ran into the side of a dollar tree about 1:30 in the afterno afternoon. police, paramedic and the fire department all on scene. >>> fire in the top of a building on spring garden this afternoon. skyfox over the four-story brick building at 15 many and mount vernon streets as firefighters took to the rooftop deck. that fire broke out just after 1:00 o'clock. fortunately it was under control in about 20 minutes non one was hurt. no word on exactly what started the fire. >> 16 year old girl stabbed in olney this afternoon. skyfox was over the scene on the 5,000 block of rising sun avenue. police s

lisa posted this on my facebook page from east windsor new jersey.e bit of reminder that it is fall. leaves are beginning to change. it certainly doesn't feel like fall and that will continue right through the weekend. the accuweather highlights show you another very mild weekend but i am tracking a soaking rain ahead of a cold front on tuesday and behind that we do have a brief cool shot for the second half of next week but tonight it's very mild. 72 degrees down from a high of 74 which is 9 degrees above normal. allentown right now is 68. trenton 71. and cape may currently 67 degrees. so, satellite6 and action radar showing that high pressure still in control of our weather and you can see it's really carving out this clear skies really from the ohio valley through the midatlantic but the system is beginning to get its act together across the plains. that is what will bring us the change early next week but tonight clear skies now that the sun has set. the winds are diminishing and really not that chilly for this time of year. 52 in philadelphia th

so far traffic through the area is running nicely on 101 through the santa rosa area towards windsor. we will have road closures as you can see by the purple. those are fire related. >>> as sue mentioned we're tracking that news out of the east bay. a dump truck fire in the caldecott tunnel in bore number one. you can see the front end of the truck just charred. they say accessing the fire was not easy. they had to walk in. once they saw the fire the chp closed all the lanes of eastbound traffic on highway 24 to get cars to turn around and actually get out of the tunnel. no one was hurt. right now chp is waiting for a tow truck to remove that dump truck that caught fire. the driver told investigators there was small fires in the engine compartment. he stopped to see what was wrong. it just took over, though. the truck was carrying an unidentified barrel. they called it a hazmat crew -- they called in a hazmat crew, i should say, to check out the situation. we'll keep you updated on the situation there. >> mandatory evacuation orders are under way in sonoma. >> they're taking a stand t

. >>> palomino lakes as well as parts of windsor and healdsburg. >> in solano county, north of jamesanyon road and i-80, suisun valley road. these are advisories. >> there's a mandatory evacuation order for the entire city of calistoga, parts of geyserville along highway 128 and northeast of the russian river as well as the northeast corner of sonoma. we know this is a lot of information so go to abc7news.com for specific streets and areas. >> this fire is so different from the past because it is so close to population centers, including now areas in and around the city of sonoma. >> amy hollyfield is following the tough decision for many people to stay or go. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. there's a hard stop right here at 7th and castle here in sonoma. you can see police are here keeping people out. here's video from last night when they had to pack up their homes and their businesses. people had to make quick decisions about when to take and what to leave behind. this issue was ordered about 8:30 last night. people were having to think about the possibi

. >> canada is right across -- right across, there's a tunnel that goes right from windsor to detroittweet us and know who you would vote personal. >> me, too. >> thanks for joining us tonight. news continues on this digital at fox5dc.com. >> shawn is back at 8:00 on the plus. >> today on tmz. >> o.t. genasis. he had something happen that happens to a lot of people. a car got scratched. the difference is o.t. genasis went out of his mind. then he gives him a knife. >> no he does not. you know who that guy literally is? you ever see the cartoon with a an on the shoulder and a devil? >> harvey weinstein. he was leaving his daughter's house and he goes --. >> i've always been loyal to you guys not like those -- who treat you like --. >> he is referring to other celebrities who don't engage the papparazzi. >> he never really engaged us before. nice since this stuff has happened. >> put a girl out there. >> then he's in a bath robe.

many of them are looked at ending up in places as far away as nevada with windsor, quite a drive and we also are aware after a catastrophe of this type, areas tend to lose population. new orleans lost some 20% of its population after hurricane katrina and we've already had a significant housing crisis in our area and now this is only going to compound that. so there is concern we're going to lose our doctors, teachers, police officers, even firefighters lost homes and it's going to be very difficult for them in finding a new place to live. we have over 200 doctors in the areas that have lost homes and we have a doctor shortage and some of these physicians are not going to have difficulty offered positions in other areas. that may be more easier to housing and that's going to be, there is real concern there that eventually after this wears off, it may seek other opportunities. >> and i want to bring you in because i know you've been to the fire ravaged region in the areas and what are some of the biggest everyday challenges that firefighters are facing? they still have jobs and childr

to england in one thousand nine hundred thirty seven she worked as an au pair in the small town of windsor company hampshire a dream came true during her stay she flew in an airplane for the first time. february first nineteen thirty seven dear dad i'm very excited to tell you that last sunday i was in the air for the first time in my life it was fabulous i asked the pilot to loop the loop and he did there was a powerful gust of air my head bent forwards and as i looked up i saw the earth above me. just. here is horse crap. everyone who came to sirius knew right away about our politics . for us we were known as leftists. parties. we grew up with that philosophy. there was no question about it. we were part of the protest movement from the time we were small. the bunch is fun big children didn't join the hitler youth all the federation of german girls. one day the teacher said you bunches children can't go on like this. it's against the law. you can't and kut-o. jumped up and said yes we can. the parents later separated in one nine hundred thirty two cutoff father moved to berlin and a year

northern ireland's fa ns also have to face northern ireland's fans here under the floodlights at windsor need to make history. we're looking forward to this game. there would have been a time possibly when they would have feared this game but that's not the case now. we are punching above our weight. we'll always punch above our weight. we'll always punch above our weight as a small nation with limited resource, but it shows what can be achieved if you can get eve ryo ne can be achieved if you can get everyone together and everyone pointing at the same direction and everyone's belief is high. yes, they've been ruffling feathers all over europe and it seems on a belfast estate. # green green and white army green and white army this parrot has become the team's unofficial mascot. even the fans don't put him off. he's used the noise. but honestly, if it was allowed, he covers his ears with a scarf. there was no need for scarves last time the northern ireland featured in a world cup. in mexico in 1986 they faced the mighty brazil, but didn't get out of their group. awin brazil, but didn't ge

windsor park is famed for its atmosphere.into the box. an absolute stunning it from rudy. the green and white army were still dancing, after all, the onslaught had been expected. afterjust 20 minutes it was waggler calling the tune. —— wagner. minutes it was waggler calling the tune. -- wagner. magnificent goal again. a chink in the seemingly impenetrable german armour. washington had to score, surely. against such quality opposition, missed chances will always be rude. a vital header by evans. it's kimmich. it's the third. somehow he squeezed it in. northern ireland finally got the consolation goal they deserved to make it 3—1 at the end. despite defeat, they should still find themselves in a play—off spot. natalie pirks, bbc news, belfast. the british author kazuo ishiguro says it's a "magnificent honour" to receive this year's nobel prize for literature. the writer, who was born injapan and moved to the uk as a young boy, is best known for the novel the remains of the day. the judges praised the "great emotional force" of

convicted he faces up to thirty years in prison when hey joins us live now from the capital phnom penh windsor just bring us up to date is actually in court today. so there is no sign of the leader of the opposition party the cambodian national rescue party we've seen some of his lawyers going into the supreme court behind me but we are told himself is still in prison that prison located some one hundred fifty kilometers outside the capital phnom penh this happened last month as well when he was supposed to be in court to appeal against his pretrial detention at that time he was told he could not leave prison for his own safety apparently this time he has been told that he does not need to be in court today the lawyers are asking again for his pretrial detention to come to an end but the court is saying that the lawyer is the questions in court so no sign of him so at the moment still quite a heavy security presence outside the supreme court as security forces try to keep away any supporters from coming here to show their backing for the leader of the opposition and just remind us wayne was th

that's just east of windsor and north of santa rosa in sonoma county. we put an indicator there for you. this is just one of a handful of fires that have broken out overnight. >> fires also burning in novato. this is near highway 37 and 121, which is closed in both directions. that fire has grown to 100 acres. so far no word on evacuations, but you do not have access to highway 37 right now between those two points. firefighters want you to stay away from the area. >> we're hearing of fires burning throughout not only the north bay but some reports of the oakland hills. we have a strong northerly wind with 16 mile-an-hour sustained winds in santa rosa. earlier in santa rosa we had wind speeds well above 20 miles per hour as well. these were sustained winds. now it the gusts are completely different story. in those situation wheres you get higher up, the gusts, as spencer was attesting to are upwards of 30, 40, 50 miles per hour at times. that can send embers far away from it the original fire and cause the spot fires. that possibly is why we have this f

this is a view outside of calistoga, the flames spreading north to windsor.ken near frans valley road with 50 miles per hour winds. here is another look at the fire outside of santa rosa. the flames were picking up, fueled by the powerful winds. this cell phone video sent in by tyler clark to show what it looked like to drive through santa rosa as the fire was growing. you see how close the flames are to the road and the eerie red grow against "the dark knight" sky. incredible. >>> we are getting a darker look at the fire near fountain grove. this was taken on old redwood highway yesterday. people have been telling me about this. homes were destroyed. pg&e crews are trying to clean up downed power lines there. the clover tree ranch also destroyed. they were able to satisfy about 30 horses but two of the horses died. one is still missing. >> everything is gone pretty much. there's like a row of summer camp cabins that survived. but the old clover leaf camp, that whole property there, this is the office and the owner's house here. >> now, we were there when the

california a major blazer erupted in the hills above anaheim home to the disneyland amusement park in windsor very unpredictable the fire can create its own environment its own weather pattern so it it it varies so what we do is we've been doing a fire dance or fall or fire following throughout the day as the fire moves forward we move with it meteorologists say the winds have begun to die down giving hope that thousands of firefighters will get the situation under control rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. well the entire neighborhood has been destroyed in the city of santa rosa in northwest california a cent of the damage was highlighted by google imagery this incredible off the shot released by the california highway patrol shows but douse trees near a local park and a school and they put it was one of the areas on the forced evacuation the authorities say most of the homes that were reduced to ash and rubble. we want to take you live now to the white house where this year's n.h.l. ice hockey champion penguins a car in meeting the u.s. president in recognition of their stanley cup victor

winds are calm and windsor. 58% humidity. 42% santa rosa. the will -- the winds will pick up.at goes by that they don't pick up and the humidity doesn't drop. an extra hour cal fire has the opportunity to jump on these things. 63% and napa. no wind at all. that is very encouraging. they will come. i'm tracking them up and down the valley. i saw wind gusts 24 in ukiah. it is the height built in. it will start to increase. the fact it is not howling right now. last night it was blowing 25 or 30 miles per hour by now. even the afternoon models had that kind of wind. this is the crucial. is has updated. there is 10 pm. there is midnight. you start to see the wind speeds. now we are into the critical zone. it doesn't mean it is going to happen. this is the critical time. until 6 am. there is a good five hours or so this will be the most crucial time. it doesn't mean it's going to happen. this is what the model says. i think you will stay around 20 or 30 miles per hour. the models -- right after that. the speedbump tomorrow is that morning our. 3 am 4 am or 5 am. it is probably the