windsor is under an evacuation warning. so it is a mix bag but the most important part for our viewers, you got to put safety first. if you have these warnings in place, take them seriously. i know you mention items people need to have. that's something they need to take seriously even if it is just a warning in their area. >> it is interesting, pete. obviously you know how bad it could be because we lived through it before. people can be complacent and maybe they are not taking this as seriously as they should. pete suratos is live with us. >>> a live shot at fremont right now. you can detect the haze and smoky skies. now we are looking at the possibility of dry lightning. kari hall is joining us. what are the chances of some lightning accompany by rain later on or sunday ormo monday something like that, could that happen? >> well, the rain does not look likely at this point. we are seeing some lightning strike in the southern sierra right now. the air near the surface is so dry. looks like a lot of that rain may evaporate

in fact, we're standing here in this windsor neighborhood off of windsor river road. this is just under an evacuation warning, but just west of us, there actually is an evacuation order in place. but folks in this neighborhood, despite it being a warning, aren't taking any chances. in fact, here's some video of one man we spoke to. he was packing up earlier. looking on this block now, it looks like he was able to finally pack up and leave. he's leaving to be with some family in the rohnert park area. >> he says he actually moved to this side of windsor after he had to evacuate on the other side of town last year when he was dealing with the kincade fire. now, despite the move to this location, he's once again evacuating. >>i >> i thought this was going to come in october or something like that. this is really early. the weather has been crazy, man. we're living in weird times right now, man. five years back, there was no fires every year, and now it seems like every year is record fires every year. >> reporter: now, the wall bridge fire is a part of that lnu complex,

right now we're standing right outside of windsor. again, the main concerns is wind shift and the potential for thunderstorms. reporting from windsor, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> lauren, thank you very much. >>> an emotional moment today near the grounds of the czu complex. cal fire shared this photo of firefighters praying with a homeowner. more than 1,100 firefighters are out at the czu complex right now. here's a look at the numbers. the fires have burned 67,000 acres. it is 5% contained. san mateo and santa cruz counties are both impacted. abc 7 news reporter luz pena is now live from a command center, and she has the very latest. luz? >> reporter: eric, we're right outside of the ben lomond fire station. firefighters are gearing up and strategizing for deployment. i want to show you around this town it's practically a ghost town. over 77,000 people in santa cruz and san mateo counties have evacuated. today we spoke to two of residents. the uncertainty and fear of what the flames have destroyed have this family holding on to t

we have been blessed with wonderful view from windsor castle this morning.

>>james many people who live in sonoma county specifically west of healdsburg west of windsor have been evacuated it's a mandatory evacuation and to put into perspective because i've been really trying to figure out where exactly the flames are active because you can see it on the one o one take a look at for now at this video it's a pg knee camera so you can get a closer look at home of those flames and smoke, but you can see it when you're driving northbound one oh one in windsor and healdsburg but you have to drive 15 minutes west to actually be at the fire apparently it's gone through several communities up here north of windsor north of river road and geyserville and it's been traveling south is what i've been told by sheriff's deputies there here behind informing people directing people because as i said people have been evacuated. we're talking about 2 fires burning in sonoma county one. the 13 for fire, this is the name that cal fire has given. this fire burning in sonoma county the 13 fire burning west of healdsburg is currently 500 acres and is 0% contained and that could spik

wilson walker live near windsor where the fire crews are preparing for the possibility that conditions may worsen in the next few hours.>> reporter: windsor also part of the expanded evacuation orders today, a lot of changes today, that winds are changing, the evacuation dynamics are changing, and we can show it to you right here read for the ys we talked a lot about how the effort was to keep the fire from moving to the south and southeast, that's why you heard a lot about kernville and the russian river area. but as you can see, things are starting to shift in direction with more changes ahead.>> the wind will come out of the south/southwest and pushed to the north/northeast and the concern focuses on the side of the fire, so the west side of 101 auburn geyserville down toward healdsburg. >> they are starting to wi>>p and down the side western side of 101, this was another day to know your evacuation zone. >> we are hoping to get through the next three days and come out okay on the other side. >> these areas have been under an evacuation warning for days but now is the time to clear

. >> wilson walker is to the south of healdsburg near windsor to begin live team coverage. >> reporter: this is one of the spots that is now included in the mandy ts of changes today, changes in the wind, changes in the evacuation pattern and you can see it right there. visibility pretty bad around most of this fire today until really the last hour and a half . as the winds have started to push things in a different direction, clear the skies a little bit and you can see the resulting plume from the fire drifting a little more towards the north. that is one significant change. as you have been mentioning, there are real changes ahead. we talked with cal fire about how they are managing all of this.>> for the last several days we have been working on it with the wind moving out of the north/northwest. it now will come out of the south/southwest and push to the north/northeast and the focus will be on this side of the fire, everything from the west side of 101, after geyserville and down through healdsburg. >> i hear they are starting to evacuate people in windsor.>> up and down the west

. >>> we'll take you across the pond to windsor castle.ions this part of the estate has been closed to the public. well, it has finally opened its grounds for visitors today. and we'll take you on a tour. >>> then looking for some wine? this weekend, how about a nice vino straight from the can? that's right, canned wine is exploding in popularity, and the taste tests are in. why the experts say it's not something to turn your nose up at. that is all ahead. >>> we begin this morning with signals of a work-around for the stimulus bill. president trump says he is ready to sign executive orders if necessary to tackle the growing list of issues come have twisted democrats and his negotiators in a knot. yet, even as he accuses cr relief hostage, the president says he's looking to reach a broad agreement with congress. this amid reports from u.s. intelligence officials that hostile foreign powers are again trying to influence the outcome of the upcoming election. paula reid with more from new jersey where the president is staying at his golf reso

helena and windsor. we have another hot day tomorrow and then we are cooling down as we look to thursday. you could still warm to hot conditions on thursday but not quite as hot as we look ahead to thursday through the rest of the work week into the weekend. that is a look at weather. let's check the traffic. >>> taking a look at the roadways, our busiest spot is into the allatoona pass. we have a line of red forming on our sensors, means we are seeing a lot of brake lights. it is getting busy, we are typically taking 580 if you are a supercomputer. it is getting slower. around 11th street out of tracy just beyond grant line, speeds are dipping down to 17 miles an hour. we are seeing some yellow popping up on our travel times 33minute drive time from 205 to 680, right where the 205/580 connector meets. 80 is clear and 101 is still in the green. we typically do not see those delays until later. we are getting a checkup around 680. apparently, there was some metal debris scattered near washington. several

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windsor routine twin-20. it will get windier from there. as we get into the weekend especially close to the shoreline we will stay in the 10-20 mile an hour region all week long. >> inland however the numbers do warm. high pressure over the southwest slowly nudges north. no surprise here we go from the sun in the sky to the fourth of july. not showing any signs of dissipating anytime soon. is going to happen in temperatures will cool off inland after midweek. here is what we are expecting. overnight tonight this week will be nice. from tuesday was and is a numbers tumble all the way up into the upper 70s. low temperatures tonight the numbers will be mostly in the mid-50s. 52 degrees in santa rosa tonight with clouds and pacifica. san francisco having clouds coming in after sunset and hit the low 56. for tomorrow we will be in the low 80s. campbell at 82 degrees. 92 at morgan hill and 83 at san jose. in then we will be in the upper 80s and some low 90s. 93 for pleasant hill. pittsburgh 94. 96 at brentwood. in the north it will be warm if we

mayor of windsor watching the reerlo.o manyire crews working so har to saveert nes and e bkfires theyd 90 on s. they are sleeping on top of their vehicles. much right now. but it is working. it is effective. >> reporter: almost 30,000 people are under mandatory evacuation order or an evacuation warning. that warning includes the town of healdsburg. and where i'm standing everything to the west is an evacuation order, everything to the east an evacuation warning. that includes downtown healdsburg. just to give you an idea we're about a hundred feet from ngth reur udge,ove anyis an ew unfortunately. cal fire says the winds are expected to change here with the next three to four hours to the northeast making this fire fight even more difficult. live in healdsburg, abc news. >> cornell, thank you. just in this morning. gripping new video overnight of two firefighters being rescued from the woodward fire in marin county. helicoptered out after finding themselves trapped less than a hundred yards from the approaching flames. ta that was the sonoma county sheriff's helicopter crew. their offi

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it is not too far from 101 and windsor. highway one s. down between myers grade road is still in effect. san mateo county along the coast is shut down between pescadero and into santa cruz, highway nine is experiencing major closures also for large stress between bear creek road and i want to stress this closure between jamison canyon creek road to highway 9. if you are taking highway 1, 280 works for that area as well. back to you. >>> it is 5:20. >> streaming on cbsn bay area, the girl scout plans for new cookie but how will the pandemic's effect their sales? >>> let's take another look outside at the golden gate bridge. we are continuing to track the bad air this morning and the red flag warning in parts of the bay area. >>> coming up, a look at the historic night at the democratic national convention plus more on the other wild fires are burning not just in the bay area but state wide and students in many states are already back in scho it's game day live, here at bill and julie's house. a fan-favorite venue, ever since they got gig-s

. >> your next question is from jack windsor in mansfield. i are praying and for you. >> thank you very much. >> this was a rapid test. if this comes back as a false youtive, does this give pause?- cause -- it could shut things down. do you feel like we have to go forward because of the low number of test? >> we are going forward with all kinds of different tests. pushing the rapid test. we are also doing the other, more conventional tests. think it's a constant reevaluation. we constantly evaluate where we are with the virus, what we know about the virus. we know more. i'm not a scientist. collectively, we know more about the virus today than we did in march. same way with testing. testing is evolving. i'm not going to prejudge. we will see what happens. i'm hoping it was a false test. i don't assume that. i assume that it was a correct test. we will see. , we i get my results back will certainly share those with everybody. >> thank you. >> your next question is from jackie at the cincinnati enquirer. >> great to hear you are doing well. i h

an abc 7 news viewer in windsor to these pictures of the fire to the east of where it's burning. people there are preparing to evacuate. we spoke to cal fire just about 30 minutes ago. it's encouraging people to follow orders. >> residents in the vacation order area we hope you heed the wagsinrn ar mea especially in a lot of rural, remote single lane windy roads. we need those individuals evacuated out of the area so our firefighters can move in and out easily and not havoro t oute traffic. calire says the f 13-4 fire has burned at 5estasle th iisssued mt. toernight meantime in a series wildfires burning the peninsula and south bay areas. cal fire grouped together the fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties. there are both evacuation orders and warnings in both counties in place. and tonight the f jr stone is live in san mateo t. >> reporter: dan, tonight i can actually smell that smoke and that'sfeau uldnhuc smell it ear. also the wind has picked up tremendously in the last hour or so. big time concerns out here in the la honda area. i know it is dark out here but we're going

shift of winds to northeast prompted the new evacuation orders which included everything west of the windsor citylie path o destruction was found on wallace creek road outside of healdsburg where several homes were reduced to rubble. not far away, fire crews took down this charred redwood tree in danger of falling. the forecast for fighting the fire isn't good. more lightning storms are possible. >> we are not sure what is it going to look like, and i will start with that. if we get another lightning storm -- >> some good news that the firefighters are getting more resources to fight this fire on the ground and in the air. as a precaution today, sonoma county officials are asking folks to conserve water this weekend to make sure there is enough water for the firefighters to fight all of the fires around us. we are live in healdsburg, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> than yk you, cornell. take a look at this shot shot early today in the neighborhoods. >>> and now, this fire is burning more than 291,000 acres and affecting five counties sonarst o calor history. 20,000 structures are threatened b

. >> reporter: in windsor, residents like simone came out. to see what conditions look like. she said for the first time she's thought of moving out of california. >> not being able to sell your home maybe in the future because no one wants to live here or not being able to get fire insurance for your home and possessions. those are sobering thoughts. >> reporter: her husband wanted to see the smoky sunset. >> he says it's beautiful but from my point of view it is just frightening. >> reporter: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> this morning coming to you with an update on the czu lightning fires. let's listen in to the news briefing if we have it yet. you know what? we are waiting on it right now. we'll bring that to you but abc 7 news reporter luz verihisire. here >> reporter: uncertainty and fear of what the flames have destroyed has this family holding on to their faith. >> i hope that the whole town, i hope they can stop it. there's a lot of friends of ours living up here 50, 70 years. you know? mothers and sons right next to each other. >> reporter: gabe harris drove up t

>>to windsor across the freeway. and we're prepared to leave even go further if we had to 8 days later they're back home and it's still standing the wall bridge fire grouped in the l a new lightning complex fires is still burning evacuation orders and warnings are still in effect in their area, including the bishops ranch down the street. but they feel it's safe enough to return the bishop ranch they they've been in the same position in because. >>they're on evacuation and we're on warning. so they let us come back, but actually if the bishop branch started burning we get out of here some of one does neighbors. share a similar mindset vintners of state-backed attend to their vineyards confident firefighters will keep the flames away from their properties, the one to feels a bit guilty knowing her home has survived and so many others in the community have suffered losses a story she says has repeated itself are too often last year we evacuated. for only a few days. again it's just there in 2017 i had 10 of my friends

if you're not familiar with that it's just west of windsor.ck in with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live with the latest now from hillsbor sarah. >>and they're all been back live on mill creek road and actually able to get some cell phone service it does get pretty spotty. this is where if you keep driving you'll see a lot of the devastation that happened overnight into the morning hours here just west of healdsburg take a look at this video that i just shot you can see a home those burned completely down all you can see left is the chimney. the stairs up to the house. complete devastation we know 21,000 acres have burned so far. the lot of homes we don't know specifically how many homes have burned. actually joining us now live is a resident here he lives on mill creek lane right off of mill creek road. and this is tom martens thanks so much for joining us. you are monitoring the fire because your houses one less than a mile away from where it's burning yeah well i watch the progress over the last 3 days. i've been able to come up just up the r

it will be a welcome change for the couple who have been isolation for months at windsor castle.er members of the family typically join them in scotland. it's not clear if that's possible this year due to the tight restrictions around the couple to protect them from covid. palace staff usually have to isolation for two weeks before even sharing a room with them. >> reporter: i'm matt rivers in mexico, where the government nonds that t announced that the more than 30 million students in this country will not going back inside the classroom anytime soon. instead, they'll begin remote classes on august 24th. the reason, the outbreak in this country is simply too bad at the moment and it's too dangerous for kids to do in-person learning. but remember, this is a relatively poor country. a lot of people don't have great internet connections. as a result, the government has partnered with several different tv stations here that will begin broadcasting educational content 24/7 for kids that don't are strong internet. >> i'm angus watson in australia, where victoria state has again broken

may be a degree or two for mid august, windsor going to pick up 15 to 20 miles per hour for sustainedwinds through most of the day with higher gusts approaching. that's not overly windy. hour by hour temperatures reaching up into the mid-60s in san francisco about where the city topped out today with an early morning fog and cloud cover about this time tomorrow evening. san jose will be may be a degree or two cooler red rent 80 degrees by early afternoon into spinning high temperatures in the santa clara valley, temperatures further inland are going to make it up into the mid-80s in concord, 87 degrees there almost exactly normal, santa rosa, low average with highs in the mid to upper 70s because the wind is going to deliver the cooler marine air into the north bay. temperatures in the 60s, 70s, 80s, no 90s on the map tomorrow. at least for one day, we start warming up in the warm-up continues as we hit the end of the workweek into the weekend, low 90s, mid-90s friday saturday sunday, the middle ground for mid 90s for inland temperatures mean warm spots are going to approach triple di

. >> reporter: in windsor, residents like simone came out to see what conditions look like. she said for the first time, she's thought of moving out of california. >> not being able to sell your home, maybe, in the future, because no one's going to want to live here, or not being able to get fire insurance for your home and for your possessions, those are sobering thoughts. >> reporter: her husband wanted to see the smoky sunset. >> he says it's beautiful. from my point of view it's just frightening. >> reporter: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> and earlier this morning we heard from cal fire, san mateo, and santa cruz officials about the ccu lightning complex. at least 71,000 acres have burned. that's up from 67,000 overnight. and containment is now at 8%, up from 5%. but officials say a big concern now is looting. cal fire says while one of their commanders was out yesterday working, someone broke into the commander's car, stole their personal belongings, including their wallet, and drained their bank account. >> it's absolutely disgusting behavior, i can't even -- frankly

. >> the mayor of windsor is confident that fire crews will gain the upper hand. still residents should be prepared to go if necessary. >> we've gone through this before, even residents who are not in the warning zones, people are packed up ready to go. some have actually already left. >> he went right now is stressful. >> katie from guerneville, one of you thousands forced to leave home is hoping to get assistance to pay for the hotel where she and her family could be staying for a while. >> that's why we're at the fairgrounds today in hopes of getting assistance or help because right now we're spending about $4,000 on a hotel just for two weeks. >> the county says it's working with the red cross to make hotel vouchers available. back live with a shot of the smoke rising from this ridge here in the western part of healdsburg. there is good news today. several mandatory evacuation zones have been downgraded in the past two hours, downgraded to warnings. that includes areas of forestville and parts of the southern dry creek valley. those folks are allowed to return

heavy ones, the main area of low pressure that has brought the windy weather is healthy weight so the windsorto this evening, heavy ones coming into northern england. as they head southwards, they tend to fade away. many places become drier with clear risk lies are lighter winds, temperature similar to last night, 11 to 1a degrees. chillier in the far north of scotland. tomorrow, starting dry with spells of sunshine, showers get going quickly northern ireland, head over the irish sea into wales, northern england, the midlands, towards east anglia and the south—east, and heavy thundery downpours. in the afternoon, dry in wales and the south—west. lighter winds tomorrow, in scotland, few showers, and it will be cooler, 1a to 16 degrees, top temperature in the south—east 22 or 23 celsius again. monday stays fairly quiet, the winds are light again, thickening cloud coming in from the west bringing rain, it may well stay dry through scotland, rather cool with the highest temperature in the south—east of 21 celsius. quiet day on monday, but not overnight into tuesday because a deepening area of low

that's just northeast of windsor's so we want to check in with kron 4 sarah stinson she's been on scene all morning. sarah what's the latest news. >>he there robin live here on mill creek road. this is where if you drive keep going you'll see where those burned homes and structures are that we've shown you all morning long and i'm actually going to get behind the camera so i can show you exactly where i'm at and what i can see. now that i have found service here in this area. the address at an ad for those who know the area is 2323 mill creek road. and this is mill creek lane as you can see this area is fine. but if you keep driving here near wallace creek road that is where you see the flames you can see a little bit of red right there in the orangey fire behind the trees and then you see the plume of smoke that's coming from it. just looks like it's smoldering almost from that area lot of smoke. coming from those burned structures and homes, it's devastating. this is what they were trying to avoid yesterday with air drops with firefighters on the ground trying to put out the flames th

my aunt lives in assisted living in windsor. we are all praying and hoping for them or in our nursing homes and assisted living facilities. and just know that this declaration, emergency declaration should really trigger federal funding for the fire and the disaster that is, once again taking place in california. so we will make very hard to make sure the resources are definitely there on an emergency basis and not have to go through all of the, you know, delay tactics and stalling tactics that legislation oftentimes requires. so, yes, we will be working. we are working very hard, but also, let me just say, this is, once again, and people have to understand in the midst of this, recognize what climate change is. this isfiampleofhy we have to gr control. and i'm urging everyone to stay safe, stay healthy this fire on top of the covid pandemic has created an enormous crisis a pu together. and i thank our first responders for everything that they are doing. >> well, climate scientists agree that global warming is a component of the

chapters in the 80s, humidity is a little lower because you're farther inland and windsor gusting 15ph in the cz you and the czu fire winds out of the northwest so it's pushing the smoke down towards santa cruz and towards monterey. humidity is higher because of the coasts. temperatures are in the 80s. winds are occasionally gusty. it's how the wind behaves determining the air quality even if you are not in the vicinity or under threat from one of the fires directly. unhealthy at least for sensitive groups not just flat out unhealthy. that's tomorrow again. spare the air day that's on sunday as well. likely to behesmoke and behind it there is the fog. the marine layer will try to sneak back in. it is 71 degrees downtown on the warm side for this time of year. a mix of 80s and 90s inland. 91 degrees in santa rosa. livermore 92 degrees concord has one of the warm spots. we will drop back in the 50s and 60s later tonight. similar temperatures and we woke up to this morning. as temperatures go down humidity goes up. all of the beneficial conditions on the fire crews then temperatures hea

then you hear you healdsburg and windsor santa rosa, but how far deep in is it it's about an hour and a half. >>from one oh one. it felt like it was 20 minutes away by the looks of it night low, i see some planes let me zoom into that. there we go they can get a better idea there's some flames right there but even though you can see those flames you can faintly see them because the smoke is so thick there's ash falling from the sky here and firefighters are working tirelessly as i said in my last live shot. i heard from a man a firefighter he's been working on this fire since 1 o'clock yesterday, he said he's exhausted. he gets to have a little break. the next firefighters come on and they get to work. there's 2 fires burning in sonoma county we're still waiting for updated numbers because let me tell you just based on looking at these numbers, it's not even going to be close is going to definitely explode in size. 13 for fire burning west of healdsburg is currently 500 acres and 0% contained again i expect that number to go up being here and seeing how it has burned south from where

that is pretty cool. 51 in windsor and clear and cool for the north but tuesday was such a nice breezynd windy day, that is a distant memory now. everything is pointing toward some really hot conditions. the key factor would be how much cloud cover it looks like today, later tonight and into friday. saturday just look sunny and hot. but then more moisture starts to stream in monday. 70s, 80s, 90s two 100s. and we are not topping out yet. these temperatures will continue to go up for the next few days. it just looks downline hot. get ready, the next five days up to be very hard and maybe even human as well. >>> oh boy, okay thank you steve. >>> black lives matter posters are going up inside police stations and seven cisco. the reason behind the campaign and how the police union is responding. >>> city leaders have had enough of unlicensed food vendors. how they are dealing with that. >>> good morning. 423 a.m. it's going to be hot. some people don't like it when it's really hot. and send your complaints to steve paulson. just kidding. send me a song. facebook, twitter, instagram. use th

windsor going to do damage around the vicinity, strongest winds in the wall which is the area surrounding the calm at the center of the storm. this is an impressive -looking satellite perspective. the more symmetrical a hurricane looks the stronger it is, the more it has its act together, 150 mile-per-hour sustained winds. it is moving, hurricane harvey stalled out over texas and backed up a little bit, this is going to continue progressing but it will be a rough ride. the radar you can clearly see the ice surrounding very heavy rainfall and intense wind. in the orange shaded area, 150 mile-per-hour sustained winds and gusts will be to 175 180 miles per hour. taking it directly toward lake charles louisiana putting them on the side where you don't want to be maintaining strength around 11:00 our time tonight. it does move inland quickly and as it interact with land, slowing down the wind speeds. then it becomes post-tropical for the next couple of days. in terms of the storm surge. let's zoom in for a closer look. all of these areas will get at least 12 feet so over the height of a one-st

looking at napa, 100 degrees and 100 for windsor and 106 for yucaipa. here's the extended forecast and what you can expect. there we go with those temperatures that will continue to heat up for us. so hot day saturday and maybe a touch cooler on sunday. but still, we're looking at that triple digit heat inland through monday. and through thursday of next week. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic this morning. >>> good morning, taking a look at the roadways this morning, if you are working your way through the south bay so far traffic is actually moving okay along 101. we did have an early morning serious crash along 85 at camden but all lanes are now open. that traffic alert has been canceled now. so travel out of san jose looks pretty good so far. north 101 no delays coming away from the 280 and 680 connector. travel times so far everything is in the green. north 101, 85, 280 as well as 87. taking a look at the bay area bridges. traffic moving at the speed limit. some extra volume on the roadway here but overall moving nicely out of the ea

as we get into san ramon you can see the berkeley, 97, and there's 103 showing up for windsor. in the seven day forecast we will have the numbers, they will warm back to 107 tomorrow inland, we stay in the mid-80s through the bay for much of that time period. at least by the time we get towards the end of it, we will get the daytime highs out of those low hundreds and back to the low and mid 90s. we will have this covered tomorrow, mary could have her hands full defending on how the thunderstorms play out. she will be on right around 4:30 a.m. she will be tracking them through 7:00, and just important, if you have a monday morning commute they will be there for you. >> all right darren and paul, coming up a bay one their own. and proving we are better together. ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. an army family who i

in windsor took these pictures of the fire to the east of where it's burning. people there are preparing to evacuate. we spoke to cal fire just about 30 minutes ago. it's encouraging people to follow orders. >> residents in the vacation order area we hope you heed the warnings and move out of the area especially in a lot of si roads. we need those individuals evacuated out of the area so our firefighters can move in and out easily and not haveor to about traffic. >> cal fire says the 13-4 fire has burned at least 500 acres and there is no containment. >>> new evacuations issued tonight meantime in a series of wildfires burning the peninsula and south bay areas. cal fire grouped together the fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties. there are both evacuation orders and warnings in both counties in place. and tonight the fire really dramatically jumped in size. jr stone is live in san mateo county with the latest there. >> reporter: dan, tonight i can actually smell that smoke and that's much different because i couldn't smell it earlier. also the wind has pick

and then as we shift in when we have windsor, perhaps st. helena and over towards american canyon some light scattered showers. into the sierra we are seeing a lot of action going on especially on the eastern edge. so for the afternoon today we will call for partly cloudy skies. and the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm that could bring erratic wins with it. the futurecast here will stop at 10 a.m. and notice how the moisture is moving north and continues to do so as we get to the second part of the afternoon. and then into the evening hours. with just a little bit of residual left behind. again a red flag warning goes in until 5:00 this afternoon. for san jose today will be a nice one. by lunchtime 82 degrees expected an 86 the afternoon high for the second part of your day. meanwhile in the north bay we will go 86 for napa. around the bay upper 60s in san francisco in mid to upper 70s for east bayshore and 79 in hayward. some of our warmer spots today, 93 degrees expected over livermore. here is a look at the extended forecast and we

at least two people were killed when a twister struck a trailer park outside of windsor, north carolina. >> it was the longest squariest 20 minutes i ever, ever been into. >> reporter: areas along the path of the storm received anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of rain. flooding was reported from south carolina to as far north as vermont. >> it's bad. it -- doesn't look real and something that you see on tv. >> reporter: by the time it reached here in new york isaias had been downgraded to a tropical storm but still packing winds of nearly 70 miles per hour. trees were downed across the city including one that crushed a van in queens killing a man inside. the gusting winds also toppled utility poles and power lines. >> one provider at least said it could take as much as a week to get all of those houses in locations back up to full power. >> reporter: at one point, over 3.5 million homes and businesses were without electricity. most of them in new york and new jersey and connecticut. laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up, the huge demand for clorox wipes. how long the shortage will

. >> reporter: the mayor of windsor, spent hours at the fire where he saw the relentless efforts of firefighters. >> 90 hours on straight, they are sleeping on top of their vehicles. they are doing so much right now. but it's working. it's effective. >> reporter: officials said, even though the rate of spread was significantly less than it was yesterday, their main concern is the change of any weather conditions. reporting from santa rosa, lauren martinez. abc7 news. >> lauren, thank you, in marin county, all of the national seashore has been closed until further notice due to the woodward wild fire. you are looking in a map showing areas that are highlighted in red, that are under evacuation warning tonight. the fire is 5% contained. the marin county fire, 2200 acres have burned since lightning sparked on tuesday. >> now to the scu lightning complex, cal fire said that one of the top priorities there is protecting sensiti communication infrastructure. here's a map of where the fire is burning as of it's burned acres and 10% contained. evacuation orders are in place there. and in parts of alamed

campaign to wikileaks and there was evidence by his fiance who said that one of the guards on behalf of windsor tried to get her baby's nappy so they could analyze the pool in order to see whether assad was a power but there's a lot of clue in the courts of britain that the momentum and more importantly as far as the press were concerned was he left it on johnny depp's bed so i'm afraid that was what the media was interested in but yeah exactly you successfully you've successfully overturned so many wrongful convictions here you presumably are not going to be called a witness to the spanish court where bound to the guards on is trying to complain. or at least sort out with a cia link company you say global were bugging you yourself in the ecuadorian embassy can you remember any of your cases where a cia link company was abusing client or lawyer privilege none that i know of but i wouldn't necessarily know but there is julian a sour 100 journalists letters and publisher who is locked up in coakley dangerous in belmarsh and he can only talk to his lawyers now after 10 minutes telephone calls for

at windsor yesterday, hollie doyle made history by becoming the first woman in british racing to win0 to one — the highlight of doyle's achievement was this group victory on extra elusive to confirm her place as one of flat racing's biggest talents. live english cricket returns to the bbc later today for the first time since 1999. england's second twenty20 match against pakistan will be shown on bbc one, coverage starts at 1:45. the first t20 match was abandoned on friday because of heavy rain, with england 131 for 6 after 16.1 overs. 1999, can you remember what you were doing? feels like a long time ago 110w. i don't think i had even been born then. i believe you, thousands went. great stuff, many thanks indeed. heres a quick look at what still to come on bbc one the home secretary has called those who attend illegal raves and party selfish, issue right or people need to off stea m ? selfish, issue right or people need to off steam? we will meet a former satanist on the way to become a priest. join us at ten. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us

the state is also trying to get a handle on flare-ups in east windsor and also at a nursing home. the school situation in connecticut, the sup superintendent says he'll revisit that decision in october. >> want to thank the correspondents. >>> political shifts and family die namings co dynamics come to a head, a father that supports trump and his biden supporting step daughter joins me. >>> kimberly guilfoyle said she's a first generation american. wayfair has way more ways to renovate your home, from inspiration to installation. like way more vanities perfect for you. nice. way more unique fixtures and tiles. pairing. ♪ nice. way more top brands in sinks and faucets. way more ways to rule your renovation. nice! on any budget, with free shipping. wayfair. way more than furniture. >>> as we all know, political conversations at the dinner table have always been a fine line for families to walk, but in the trump-era, family get-togethers can return into arguments sometimes. one family has shown how much politics can work. one is a union worker, voted for obama twice and now supports

windsor castle. prince of bismarck. berlin. the pope at the vatican. alexander ii and st. petersburg. then he goes to the far east and the crowds are immense. like 250,000 people at a time would turn out. the emperor of japan would never actually touch people. when he saw grant, he stepped over and shook hands with grant which was unheard of. grant actually pioneers a certain post presidential role that would be followed by other presidents. he arbitrated a dispute over offshore islands between japan and china. so he comes back with really this sort of great reputation. very much enhanced. he's become a statesman on the world stage. it's amazing. >> after trying to get the nomination again in 1880, not winning it. he decides to move to new york city and try his hand in the investment world. how does that go? >> well again with money, disastrously. he formed a partnership with a young man named ferdinand ward was 21 years old. they created a partnership called grant and ward. it was only time grant allowed his name to be used in a business. grants name attracted a lot of mo

nothing was left after a tornado struck a mobile home park in windsor, north carolina. >> about 20 minutesit was the longest scariest 20 minutes i ever, ever been in. >> by the time we he made it in the bathtub, i put my body over hers, that's when it hit. >> widespread power outages remain. there are still about 3 million customers without power in the northeast. >>> the husband of los angeles county d.a. jackie lacey is facing charges for pulling lives on black lives matter protesters outside of the couple's home in march. he faces three misdeamnor counts of assault with a firearm. in march protesters showed up at the lacey home before dawn demanding a conversation about officer involved shootings and accountability. >>> the u.s. navy is cutting ties with the private navy s.e.a.l. museum after it posted these videos of military dogs attacking a man wearing a colin c colin okcapernic jersey. >> the simpsons are going to stop having white actors voice nonwhite actors. >> that's the for fin. >> you can give he in more fine forever. >> no way. >> black doctor among other characters said he h

and we had some in windsor and here in healdsburg so we'll look forward to getting an you will date on how they are doing here on the walbridge fire. amy hollyfield, abls 7 news. >>> at the live desk this morning, additional fire crews are coming into help in marin. the fire is burning in a remote area of the mount reyes national seashore. evacuation orders are in effect in coastal sections of west marin west of highway 1. the fire has burned nearly 2700 acres. one crew joining the fight from out of town says it has specific experience with fires like this one. >> we come with a significantly large number of 23folks that ha experience managing large fires like this. and this team has been in california four or five times other the past ten years. and the fire has destroyed more than 1600 structures. and right now let's take you to the press dfrns in santiaconfer cruz county. >> 13% contained. so we continue to make good strides to increase the containment. however, there are still 24,300 structures that are threatened and we can confirm that 231 structures have been destroyed boo both

the library of congress is working with the federal archives in windsor for the first time. the papers and materials in our george washington and the library has the papers of 23 presidents from george washington to coolidge. for the first time there will be an exhibit of the papers. and the recent visit is those two men were reading some of the same books the same time so what was it and to really look at so the unifying power of books. >> is at the history that is available to anyone that comes? >> for digitizing more things we put the papers of rosa parks online. you can download so many things. we put -- i'm a baseball fan so we put the scouting reports -- >> people do not know what a baseball junkie you are. >> fan. >> may be more than a fan. >> i did want to be a shortstop when i was a kid. [laughter] my grandfather lived in springfield, illinois, and he was one of those baseball fans would have two radios going, too on the porch and then there was a little black-and-white tv and then he would take me out to the st. louis cardinals that was a big deal. >> so you starte

from the apartments up above and also it's been a quiet spot where on the far side from the town of windsorand the may road. it's not overlooked so it gives a nice set of privacy and a bit of retreated as well, a nice quiet spot. >> it includes over 3500 rose bushes planted in a geometric pattern around a central fountain. it's the result of generations o of royal influence. >> it's originally created by george iv but extentively remodelled by convene victoria and prince albert. its current look was the responsibility of the duke of edinborough. he effectively redesigned it in 1971, laying out the design of the rose beds. >> reporter: the queen's own altarations were temporary. as a child during world war ii she and her sister margaret developed crops in their very own victory garden. >> it was dug over to plant vegetables. there were two separate plots set aside for elizabeth ander sister the princess margaret. they grew sweet corn and toe mattos, beans as well, i think, all as part of the par effort, doing their bit. >> reporter: it may be one reason why the area remains special to her. b

the pictures are looking at, the tornado has struck at 1:00 in the morning in birdie county in windsor, north carolina. we know there's one fatality, there's a couple people missing. typically you get weak tornadoes with these systems, but these were strong tornadoes in the middle of the night. in the middle of a landfalling hurricane. so let me get to the map. we still have another six hour to go before it races up into canada. the storm itself just past philadelphia, due west of new york city, and as we go throughout this evening, it will race all the way up through vermont and be got. 65-mile-an-hour maximum sustained winds, gusting up to 80. we've had 16 tornadoes reported, and the watch will continue through 9:00 p.m. down through hartford and providence. again, the worst of the storm is over the top of new york city. katy last hour we had a 70-mile-per-hour wind gust at jfk. currently at 62 miles per hour. >> you look out the window and you can see those winds. joining me from new york city's south seaport is gabe gutierrez. we have learned that a hurricanes does not have to hit

this is the view into the north end of windsor, what is amazing about the smoke has cleared a little bit because of these wins. so many people tonight are concerned about overnight storms, because the walbridge fire is burning in the hills right here. >> some business records, photographs. >> jerry evacuated from the home west of dry creek leaving behind belongings and something more precious. their vines. >> as winemakers we are worried about the great -- grapes. >> it's burning only half a mile from their place is a real possibility they could lose not only their home but also their livelihood. >> it is terrifying, i can't even express it. >>> crews from as far away as strudefense clea, raking leaves buildings that could be at risk. at the same time, three air national guard helicopters with 660 gallon water buckets made round trips back and forth from a pond in dry creek to the fire lines. trying to shore out containment lines ahead of the storms. >> the next thing anywhere, not just here but anywhere in the state, new fires could take off. that will be another strain on resources

and a half year period he meets with virtually every head of state in the world, queen victoria, windsor castle, prince of bismarck receives him in berlin, the pope at the vatican, alexander ii in st. petersburg, and then he goes to the far east and and the crowds are immense, like 250,000 people at a time would turn out, and even, you know, the emperor of japan would never actually touch the people. when he saw grant, he stepped forward and shook hands with grant, which was unheard of. and grant actually pioneers a certain post-presidential role that would be followed by other presidents that he arbitrates a dispute over offshore islands there between japan and china, you know, so he comes back with really this sort of great reputation, very much enhanced. he's become a statesman on the world stage. it's amazing. >> after trying to get the nomination again in 1880, not winning it, he decides to move to new york city and try his hand in the investment world. how does that turn out? >> well, again, money disastrously. the question answers itself. he formed a partnership with a young man n