our primary live shot has been provided by yoli .>>, yes, let's go out to yoli again . many people have stopped by to talk to her from time to time. >> reporter: that is correct, james. terry sweeney is here with me. he was looking for his brother here earlier. did you get a hold of him? >> yes. he told me that they were having trouble trying to evacuate . it was chaos in the area.>> please pray for santa rosa. >> reporter: how did they get him to evacuate? did they knock on his door? >> i am not sure. he called my parents. i heard it on the news when i woke up and i rushed over here to try to help him out.>> reporter: they probably turned you away. >> absolutely. the roads are closed. i live south of here and now i cannot get back home. they have so many road closures. >> reporter: thank you so much. again this is bicentennial way. you can see all of the ash in the air. many people are stopping right here on the overpass looking at the fire. some people were evacuated. others trying to gauge whether they should self evacuate. others are curious to see how raging this f

yoli. ( terisa ) thanks yoli. will check back with you through out the morning. ( terisa ) in the north bay... the deadly firestorm has led to an extreme lack of housing in the north bay. local realtors are teaming up to make sure there is no price gouging when it comes to rental properties. realtors say they have heard reports of a 2-thousand dollar apartment going for as much as 10-thousand dollars. the santa rosa city council is working on an emergency ordinance to keep rental price increases to just 10-percent. ( terisa ) although the north bay fires are nearly out, victims are still living through the tragedy everyday ... including a volunteer fire fighter in glen ellen, whose home burned down while she was helping others.this is what's left of kristin johnsons home. most of what burned in the fire, johnson says, can be replaced ... except for some antiques that belonged to her grandmother.johnson was working the night of the fire ... and is grateful her husband and three-year-old son made it out in time, and

yoli. ( terisa ) thanks yoli.k with you through out the morning. ( will ) this morning there are new details in the kidnapping of a northern california woman. sherri papini says she was abducted by two women and held for three weeks last november. investigators have revealed that d-n-a from an unknown man was found on papini's clothes after she was freed. police have also released sketches of her attackers. we have also learned that papini told investigators that before she was released... her two captors were arguing and then she heard a gunshot. police are also releasing the 9-1-1 calls from her husband. <911 call form papinis husband.>( will ) ( will ) papini was found in yolo county last november. she had been branded and was severely bruised. she has not spoken publicly about the kidnapping. ( terisa ) in the north bay... the deadly firestorm has led to an extreme lack of housing in the north bay. local realtors are teaming up to make sure there is no price gouging when it comes to rental properties. realtors

kron 4's yoli aceves joins us live. yoli... ( terisa ) thanks yoli. will check back with you through out the morning. ( terisa ) breaking overnight... bart is making changes. starting january first... officials will ask for proof of payment. kron 4's camila bernal is live in walnut creek. camila... come january, bart riders will have to have proof that they paid at all times.take vothe bart board of supervisors passed two ordinances that require this proof of purchase. if someone is stopped without a ticket, they will get a citation. it will be a fine of $75 for adults and $55 for children with the option of community service.the board of directors said that about 75% of barts income comes from the fares but they also estimate that they are losing between 15 and 25 million dollars a year from people who ride and don't pay.camila:this will all go into effect january 1st. there will be a one month grace period but in february, if you don't have proof that you paid, you will get a citation.live in walnut creek, camila bernal kron 4 news.

kron 4's yoli aceves is live at a gas station in fremont this morning with the details. ( yoli) the gasia goes into effect this wednesday. that means you will start paying twelve cents more for a gallon of gas. this is all part of governor brown's plan to fix the roads in california. repairs have been needed ever since severe storms hit the state and wrecked roads earlier this year. the gas tax is designed to raise 52-billion dollars towards road repairs over the next ten years. one man who drives an r-v says the gas tax won't prevent him from hitting the road. ( terisa ) ( terisa ) here's a look at prices around the bay area right now. in oakland it's $3.08 for a gallon of regular. in san jose it's six cents less. and san francisco is always the most expensive at $3.18 for a gallon of gas. ( james ) four people are behind bars this morning after a motorcycle sideshow. it happened yesterday afternoon on southbound interstate 880 in oakland. a c-h-p aircraft spotted about 200 motocycles at the scene. several motorcyles fled the area and hit the streets of hayward. officers eventually cau

kron four's washington correspondent anna wiernicki is in our nations capitol with more claudia yoli: and unafraid.anna wiernicki: claudia yoli says she was days away from being deported back to venezuala from her home in el paso, when president barack obama passed the deferred action for childhood arrivals program or "daca"claudia yolidaca recipient, el pasotake cg @ 0:14-0:19the daca program allowed me to not fear deportation, it protected me from that.anna wiernicki: but now, yoli says soon deportation could be a reality. anna wiernicki (stand up) washington correspondenttake cg @ 0:24-0:30president donald trump ended daca and gave congress six months to create a permanent program to replace it.nats pop - beto o'rourke: "we have a very strong case to make."anna wiernicki: texas democratic congressman beto o'rourke says he is confident a bipartisan "clean" dream act will pass in the house by the end of this year.beto o'rourke u.s. congressman, d-texastake cg @ 0:40-0:55a clean dream, meaning a dream act that allows our dreamers to contribute and stay in their communities without sac

kron 4's yoli aceves is live at a gas station in fremont this morning with the details. ( yoli) the gasfect this wednesday. that means you will start paying twelve cents more for a gallon of gas. this is all part of governor brown's plan to fix the roads in california. repairs have been needed ever since severe storms hit the state and wrecked roads earlier this year. the gas tax is designed to raise 52-billion dollars towards road repairs over the next ten years. one man who drives an r-v says the gas tax won't prevent him from hitting the road. ( terisa ) here's a look at prices around the bay area right now. in oakland it's $3.08 for a gallon of regular. in san jose it's six cents less. and san francisco is always the most expensive at $3.18 for a gallon of gas. ( james ) oakland a's catcher bruce maxwell has been arrested after a food delivery driver said he aimed a gun at her. maxwell was arrested saturday at his home in scottsdale, arizona . he is charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct. police say maxwell was held in custody pending an initial court appearance. ear

. >> reporter: i'm with yolis and cal fire spokesman jonathan cox. we will interview him as we show the fire that continues to burn out of control. it looks like tiddiered down a little bit and now over your right shoulder it is picking up. what is the status of the fire? >> we will try to reconnect the live shot in a moment. >> and we have the video he talked about kizer permanent they. we will split screen that. and look at just the fire ball here. then we have some of the video that i was talking about as well. and will just made reference to. he saw people in hospital gowns come out and masks from the hospital. patients being wheeled out. varietied from both hospitals in santa rosa. kaiser hospital which you see here and sutter in santa rosa were both evacuated with patients being taken out in stretchers, personal vehicles, or loaded on to city buses. as we look at the video and our live shots, we want to talk to theresa, part of our fleet of reporters. theresa is driving from petaluma, making her way toward santa rosa. as you look at the highway