keeps going up thanks to much- needed relief from the rain. and this comes as many evacuated residents will be allowed back to see what's left. it is friday, october 20th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec, in for michelle griego. all of the fires burning across the north bay are now least 80% contained with full containment expected within the next few days. but the damage has been done. the damage total now at $1 billion so far and climbing. that estimate is based on insurance claims filed so far. it includes more than 5,000 homes and 600 businesses destroyed. insurance commissioner dave jones said these figures are only going to rise as residents continue filing claims. >> i think suffice to say that this is one of the worst certainly one of the worst in my experience as commissioner both in terms of the acreage of the fires but also the insured losses. >> jones added that his office is attempting to help fire

victims by asking insurance companies to expedite claims by cutting red tape and doing all they can to help policyholders. today in santa rosa, people who lived in three communities will get to head back for the first time to see the damage left behind by the deadly wildfires. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in santa rosa with more on an emotional day ahead. >> reporter: we're here at coffey park one of those three communities that was just obliterated in this fire. you can see behind me, not much left behind. but people will get the chance to sift through the ashes and pick out any personal items they can find. no large-scale debris removal but they are being let in, in a controlled environment to sift through all this ash. now from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., people will be allowed in who live here. they will have to show identification in order to get in. that includes anything from driver's license or passport, utility bill with photo i.d. santa rosa police department is

allowing two cars per property in the communities of orchard park, journeys end and coffey park. at the re-entry point each resident will get a safety kit and instructions for protecting against toxic debris. santa rosa's asking residents to wear sturdy shows and clothing. be cautious of hazardous materials. inspect propane tanks for damage before turning them on. sanitize anything you find in the ash. be aware, any food left behind may be spoiled. tomorrow the two mobile home parks at orchard park and journey's end will be completely opened. coffey park will still have controlled entry until sunday. thousands will go back and find nothing. >> i actually passed my house not knowing that was my home. and i made a u-turn because my wife told me we passed the house. and when i made the u-turn, i saw both my cars in the driveway and they looked totally different. they didn't even look the same. everything was burned. the metal was melted

completely. it was incredible. >> reporter: the city is also working on opening up other destroyed areas including the community of fountain grove in the next couple of days. now, there will be support here, counselors and others to help in the grieving process. the next big question is where do all these thousands of displaced people go? the county is working on securing hotels and short-term rentals, but the inventory is tight. 300 people remain at shelters. reporting live in santa rosa, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. many schools have been closed since the fires. santa rosa says city schools will re-open in phases starting next week. nine elementary schools are set to re-open next friday october 27th. after being thoroughly cleaned and having their air filters changed. four middle and high schools will also re-open the same day. now that the district has enough staff and teachers available for schools. opening day for a dozen other city schools will be determined next week. now to the fire watch in

the santa cruz mountains where the bear fire is still burning. about 300 structures are still threatened. but some evacuation orders are lifted. mark sayre is in the santa cruz mountains with more. >> reporter: we got rain here in the santa cruz overnight. while we don't have information just yet on how that helps the firefight, there's no doubt that it was a nice sight to see for the firefighters. now, this fire broke out on monday evening so today marks the beginning of the fourth full day of fighting this fire. at the moment 320 acres burned. it's 35% contained. because this fire is in dense forests and also steep terrain, it's challenging for fire crews and threatening 300 structures. in fact, six firefighters -- excuse me, make that seven firefighters have been injured and containment lines are being built away from the actual fire lines. >> we're using dozers the best

we can to get the fire lines in evacuation centers which are opening for displaced residents at lakeside elementary school in los gatos and a fire station in felton. evacuation orders do remain in place for bear creek canyon road, deer creek road, rons road and dons road. some residents on bear creek road near hawkridge are being allowed to go back with residential identification only. more than 900 firefighters currently assigned to fight this fire. we are expecting an update from cal fire on the impact of these rain. the ground here and trees very mta's at this hour. the overnight rains most certainly helped the firefighting effort. live in the santa cruz mountains, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. mark, thank you. this morning a welcomed sight in the bay area. skies and some cloud cover replacing that thick blanket of smoke. and this after rain moves through the bay area last night. in fact, the air quality much better. the health advisory and "spare the air" alerts have been

lifted for now. and neda tracking more changes ahead in the forecast. we have green in the form of air quality, that means good. a few remnants of rain. so we are tracking what's left of this storm. you can see it all winding down. but right now there are a few little spotted areas of rain showers coming down right along highway 1 to the north there. you can see just see west of cloverdale, looks like it's going to continue further south. windsor might get a little rain. anytime you see yellow areas like that that are darker color they are going to be a quarter inch of rain per hour. it will come down real quick. it's just west of healdsburg. got a half inch of rain ukiah two-tenths.

multiple reports of water on the roads this morning so be careful. you won't want to spin out. here's a live look 580 those headlights making their way in the westbound direction approaching 680. we are getting reports of one lane that's blocked near springtown. looks like a car broke down there. we have just under a 30-minute ride for drivers making their way between 205 and 680. 880 slow out of san lorenzo. southbound direction now in the yellow 17 minutes between 238 and highway 84. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. and the backup stretches beyond the maze. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. hurricane maria slammed into puerto rico as a category 4 storm one month ago today.

the recovery process is now under way. 5,000 people are housed in temporary shelters. 80% of electricity customers are still in the dark. 30% have no water. the storm killed 48 people. it left $85 billion in damage. one official estimate says maria set the u.s. territory back 20 to 30 years. the mandalay bay suite that gunman stephen paddock used during the las vegas shooting will be closed indefinitely as a judge approved a temporary order forcing mgm resorts to preserve surveillance video gambling records and other evidence related to that shooting spree. >> our concern is that before the discovery period starts, that something bad could happen. something could be altered, somebody could be destroyed. >> paddock killed 58 people and wounded more than 500 others from inside a room after breaking out one of his windows. he was targeting concert-goers

at the route 91 harvest music festival. the debate is intensifying over reported comments that president trump said to a woman a few weeks ago. the family is now speaking out. so too is the president's chief of staff a four star general and gold star father himself. >> back and forth over what president trump said to a fallen soldier's president escalade thursday. the latest to comment on the call to la david johnson's widow, his half-sister. >> i find it very disrespectful of our president, someone who, you know, we look up to who is supposed to be a role model to the generations to come to actually say that. >> what he said was recounted by congresswoman frederica wilson of florida this week. she was in the car with johnson's widow when the president called. >> he said to the wife, well, i guess he knew what he was getting into. >> chief of staff john kelly whose son was killed while serving in afghanistan made an unscheduled stop at the white house press briefing to defend the president.

kelly said that mr. trump asked for his help on what to say about a fallen soldier. >> he was doing exactly what he wanted to do when he was killed. he knew what the possibilities were because we're at war. when he died, he was surrounded by the best men on this earth. his friends. that's what the president tried to say to four families the other day. >> president trump's latest response was via tweet overnight. he wrote: what he called, a "s >> kelly also said he was stunned that a member of congress would have listened in on a sacred private conversation. and when asked about that in florida, wilson responded to a political reporter saying, quote, john kelly is just trying to keep his job. he will say anything. there were other people who heard what i heard." time is 10 minutes after

6:00. you can call it a final "hail mary." next, the last-ditch effort to keep the raiders in oakland and the backing that push could get today. >> plus, in our tech report, the bay area cities placing bids for amazon's second headquarters. >> as this overnight storm passed through, we got the first sierra snowfall of the season. the significant amount we'll show you and talk about the temperatures next. >> in traffic, moving freely in both directions on 101 near 12. but we are getting first reports of an accident along highway 29. it's causing delays. we'll take a closer look at that coming up.

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restrictions on dogs it the golden gate national recreation area. yesterday the national park service called off plans that would have put more limits on locations where dogs could go off leash. the decision comes months after it was determined that some park service officials improperly used personal email accounts to communicate about the proposed rules. a clerical error has caused a bit of a stir in san francisco politics. a vote that would have caused a name change for justin herman plaza has now been deemed invalid. the recreation and parks commission voted 3-3 to change the site's name so that was a tie not 4-3 as many media outlets reported after a meeting yesterday. it was discovered later that a commissioner left early for an appointment instead of voting yes as he had intended. the name change stems from herman's involvement displacing black communities from the western addition back in the 1960's. the commission is going to take another vote on the proposal november 16th. sfmta released the results

of its fifth annual transit survey. it found that fewer san franciscans are getting around in their own cars. but many residents have avoided public transit or bikes in favor of the ride hailing car services. the survey found overall the city sees 4.2 million daily trips. 1.8million of which are done by private car. >> our reliance on uber and lyft is stunning. >> off the charts. >> it's really changed my world and i know many others. i used to take muni all the time when i lived here over five years ago and i haven't taken it since i have been back. i have taken lyft. >> it's efficient. >> but love mass transit. so we'll support it. >> yeah. right now we are tracking a couple of problems. this is a new accident coming in. this is interstate 80 near suisun valley road right near the cordelia junction there. heavy towards the eastshore

freeway but where we are tracking this crash, highway 29 near 221. we have had so many closures in the area. as soon as they open up some of these roads, we have seen accidents immediately of course. please be careful if you are heading there. we are starting to see some slowdowns on southbound 29. one lane is blocked. in vallejo westbound yellow 40- minute ride between 80 and 101. hi-def doppler has some green on the screen but you can see the storm system is now winding down. i want to take you though to the higher elevations and show you the snow. yes, right now, it looks like just a few little areas of flakes. there was a mix of rain and snow. not significant amount. this is kingvale. fresh snow is here! but yes, there are chain

controls. caltrans has chain controls in effect for 80 at the moment. there is still this winter weather advisory until 11:00 this morning. so this would be the first significant snow of the season, with travel delays and chain controls likely. we got showers coming through. here's the totals we got: right now the rain is winding down. it's pretty clear out there. temperatures in the 50s. i want to show you what's happening. we have cold air that's going to stick around today because of this low. it actually has a lot of cold

air associated with it also pushing -- the west wind pushing towards us causing choppy conditions on the water, rougher surf and the advisory ends at 6 p.m., some waves on west-facing beaches up to 25 feet. cooler temperatures today. 61 degrees will be the high in san francisco. this cooler air is short-lived. saturday we are starting to warm up. sunday they will get warm again. then monday, tuesday, wednesday, it's going to get hot. so we are shifting from an onshore flow to an offshore flow and that could increase our fire danger as we start the workweek next week. big question this morning, where will amazon land? five bay area cities are now teaming up to submit a joint proposal for amazon's new headquarters. that includes san francisco, oakland, fremont, concord and richmond. over 50 cities total have submitted proposals including an independent bid from the city of san jose. amazon says it plans to invest

$5 billion to build its second home creating 50,000 jobs in the process. the way you read articles on facebook is about to change. the social media giant now testing out a new pay wall for subscriptions and that means publishers will get to pick from two options, one option to allow users to read 10 free stories a month before paying for a subscription and another free-me allowing publishers to choose which articles will be locked. i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, highlights of the raiders' incredible win and as we take you to a commercial break right now, check out jack del rio's speech to his team. >> we got a triggerman like that! >> hm! >> dc. >> we gonna win a lot of games here, boys! [ applause and cheers ]

video of the raiders' marshawn lynch... riding a bart train after with four straight losses this was a must-win game for the raiders. and it came down to a final play with no time on the clock. amari cooper caught 11 passes for 211 yards and two touchdowns. second quarter derek carr hit by marcus peters. peters gets a 15-yard penalty. but marshawn lynch ran on from the sidelines ejected for putting his hands on the official. kansas city 30-24. final seconds. to cook, he was short of the goal line! so eight seconds to go, crabtree makes the catch. but he pushed off --that's pass interference so three seconds to go. derek carr's pass to cook, this is off the mark but kansas city is called for holding! so the raiders get another down. patterson makes the grab but he is out of bounds but the chiefs are called for holding again! so the raiders get another down.

and finally derek carr to crabtree, game winner! they got the extra point. 31-30 is the final. here's vern glenn at the coliseum. >> reporter: dennis, a touchdown but it wasn't. the game's over but a flag. game's over again, but another flag. touchdown. 10 feet behind me right in that corner where michael crabtree fell in for the touchdown in one of the most bizarre endings at o.co coliseum. >> he was just like wait, is that a --oh, that's a flag, okay we got another play. boom, oh, is that a flag? oh, another play. >> 2-5 did not sound good. that made our stomach hurt. we wanted to get a big win. this is a big win for our team especially with the adversity we've gone through. >> reporter: you have to admit, dennis, these raiders know how to somehow somebody a good time. at the coliseum, vern glenn, kpix 5.

>> and guess who led the raiders in tackles last night? navorro bowman. he had 11. the dodgers beat the cubs 11-1 going to the world series. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. raiders' marshawn lynch... riding a bart train after last ght's game at the coliseum. all right. thank you. and a twitter user posted this video of the raiders marshawn lynch riding the bart train or bart after last night's game at the coliseum. and today the coliseum board is expected to discuss a last- ditch effort to keep the raiders in the bay area. the coliseum's joint powers authority may hire a law firm to help with an initiative called forever oakland. fans have been urged by the board to persevere and vote on taking action. the raiders will move to last vegas in 2019 or 2020. some rain in the santa cruz mountains overnight helping

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is still burning this morning. i opened the up my door, all of a sudden i saw the wind blowing and embers and branches flying and flames. >> from cleanups to rebuilding, as many evacuees from the wine country wildfires return to rubble, new concerns this morning over where they will live until progress is made. >> and breaking their silence.

>> some of the politics we see now we -- we thought we put that to bed. [ laughter ] >> i -- i -- i mean that -- that -- that's looking 50 years back! >> former president barack obama and george w. bush take shots at president trump. plus -- >> we are gonna be by his side and help him fight through this. >> the long hoed ahead for the san francisco police officer who was run down on the streets of the city. but first, the bear fire in the santa cruz mountains still burning this morning. it is friday, october 20th. thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. time now 6:31. about 300 structures are threatened. mark sayre is live off highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains with more. >> reporter: we received rain here in the santa cruz mountains overnight. while it's too early to say the impact it had on the firefighter, clearly it was a help. now, this fire broke out on

monday evening so today begins the fourth full day of fighting this fire. at the moment, 320 acres, just 35% contained. because this fire is in such dense forest and steep terrain, it's proven very challenging for crews. 7 firefighters have been injured. containment lines in some cases because of the terrain have been built away from the actual fire lines. >> we are reaching a turning point in the fire. >> reporter: now, evacuation orders remain for bear creek canyon road, deer creek road, rons road and dons road although some residents are long bear creek road near hawkridge are being allowed back in with identification. still two evacuation centers are open for those displaced in the fire, one at lakeside elementary school in los gatos and a fire station in felton. there are currently 900 firefighters still here on the lines in the santa cruz mountains. er with expecting an update from cal fire later this

morning. reporting live in the santa cruz mountains, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. mark, thanks. the total damage from the recent wildfires is expected to top $1 billion statewide. all the fires burning there are at least 80% contained. the rain is helping crews as they work to get a line around the tubbs fire burning in sonoma county. but the rain can also be a problem for heavy equipment. >> think of all the resources on the lines. they are working in the mud now instead of the dirt. so we have safety concerns that now we have to be careful with. >> the fires destroyed at least 5700 structures including more than 2800 homes in the city of santa rosa alone. officials called it the deadliest week in california fire history with 42 deaths. today in santa rosa three communities forced to leave their homes when the wildfires broke out will be allowed to head back and see the damage for the first time. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in santa rosa with more details on what is sure to be an emotional day.

>> reporter: we're here at coffey park one of the communities devastated in the wildfires that will have a controlled on the try today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. residents will be able to come in and assess the damage here. now, residents have to check into entry points to get a pass. no major debris removal is allowed just small items. police will be allowing anybody in who has id or a utility bill with a photo id. you can use your passport or driver's license. they will have to get a pass to go in. santa rosa police department is allowing two cars per property in the communities of orchard park, journeys end, and here at coffey park. at the re-entry point, each resident will get a safety kit and instructions to protect against toxic debris. santa rosa's asking residents to wear sturdy shoes and clothing. be cautious of hazardous materials. you will want to inspect propane tanks for damage before turning them on.

tomorrow every tomorrow two mobile home parks will be open. coffey park will have a controlled entry until sunday. thousands will go back and find nothing. thousands of homes are gone. the question now, where will they live? the county is working on securing short-term rentals and hotels but options are limited. the inventory is tight. a lot of people will be staying with friends and family. there are still 300 people in shelters. for the residents who live in areas affected, there will be counselors and others on hand to help support them through this emotional process today. reporting live in santa rosa, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. here's another welcome sign of a return to normalcy. a hospital closed since the early-morning hours of the wine country wildfires is opening today. kaiser permanente santa rosa hospital had to be evacuated. the planned re-opening does depend on state agencies

completing paperwork. kaiser says the hospital has been undergoing extensive cleaning. also this morning, a welcome sight in the bay area skies. some cloud cover replacing the thick blanket of smoke after rain moved through much of the bay area last night. the air quality is much better. the health advisory and "spare the air" alert have been lifted for now. neda has her eyes on the conditions where the wildfires are burning. mostly contained but still burning. it's nice we have rain because it coats the area which is what the firefighters needed needed. it was an overnight storm. we saw good to the tales throughout the bay area. right now there's a tiny cell just right along highway 116. so it looks like healdsburg just saw some rain from this. it may move if your south. guerneville, sebastopol may see a little bit of rain but that's all that's left of this system. i want to show you these totals for a lot of the fire areas:

i'll talk more about the temperatures now that the rain has passed coming up. jaclyn. thank you. right now we are tracking an accident -- in fact, two separate accidents. this is in the napa area. we have highway 12 heading westbound approaching tully road one lane blocked, injury crash. looks like a big rig and another, um, truck got into it there as well as southbound 29 just as you are approaching 221. so right in that same area we have two accidents definitely going to be slowing you down if you are heading through the napa junction area. we have slowdowns westbound, 40 minutes between 80 and 101. a lot of folks are using 37 as

an alternate with the closures in the north bay. so we have seen a lot of accidents on that stretch and we are dealing with some wet slick roads. 13 minutes across the richmond/san rafael bridge. we'll continue to track some more slowdowns coming up in the next traffic report. back to you. >> thank you. oakland's new fire chief is set to be sworn in this afternoon at the office of mayor libby schaaf. darrin white had been serving as interim chief. the oakland native has been with the city's fire department for two decades. he began doing the job line from months ago after then chief theresa de la roach reed went on leave. she later retired. she was under a lot of pressure after the ghost ship warehouse fire following reports about insufficient building inspections. this afternoon a court hearing is scheduled for the man accused in the hit-and-run that left a san francisco police officer critically injured. 50-year-old maurice johnson

faces attempted murder charges for hitting officer elia lewin- tankel who was riding a bicycle near turk street and van ness avenue on wednesday. the 32-year-old victim plays drums and is married four-year veteran of sfpd. according to an email shared with family, tankel is now able to breathe on his own for brief periods of time but his brain is quite swollen. former president george w. bush has not spoken much about politics since leaving the white house nearly a decade ago. but that changed when he took a jab that many say was aimed at president trump. >> we have seen our discourse degraded by casual cruelty. at times it can seem like the forces pulling us apart are stronger than the forces binding us together. >> and mr. bush wasn't the only former president to take the stage yesterday. >> obama: we have folks who

are deliberately trying to demonize people who have different ideas. >> the two speeches by bush and obama were unrelated and in different states. neither mentioned president trump. instead, they "preached" patriotic sermons. steve bannon the former adviser to president trump is set to speak at the california republican party convention in anaheim. he is the keynote speaker for the event scheduled to begin today and run through the weekend. organizers are increasing security in anticipation of protests. bannon is back at the conservative breitbart news after his high-profile exit from the trump administration. former movie mogul harvey weinstein is now under investigation by the los angeles police. the "l.a. times" says the investigation stems from claims by an italian model actress that weinstein raped her at a hotel in 2013. the times quotes the woman as saying weinstein bullied his way into her room and she is quoted as saying he grabbed me by the hair and forced me to do something i didn't not want to

do. he then dragged me to the bathroom and forcibly raped me. she is the 6th woman to excuse weinstein of rape or forcible sex acts. the others are in new york and london. dozens of other women are accusing weinstein of engaging in our sexual misconduct. a state senator plans to introduce a bill that would put tighter controls on monetary settlements in such cases. the democrat from chino says the legislation would ban confidentiality provisions in settlements over sexual harassment, assault and discrimination cases. time now 6:41. doubling the cost. how much more repairs for the damaged oroville damage are now expected to be. >> plus, a look at why san francisco is considering charging [ indiscernible ] from mimicking muni routes. >> the market just opened up. as we look at the board the dow is up 42. coming up, we get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks.

record... joining us now... k-c-b-s radio financial reporter jason brooks. the dow hit another record. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. the stock market just continues to break new records. the dow of course this week trading about 23,000 for the first time. and the latest move that's popping up stocks is senate republicans passing a $4 trillion budget measure which clears the path for tax overhaul this year. the promise of tax reform along with deregulation is the big reason why the stock market's rallied in 2017. some stocks today san jose- based paypal topped earnings expectations well past revenue estimates ating new customers add 218 million active users.

paypal stock is up over 5%. general electric meanwhile missed earnings estimates and it's looking at its worst day on the stock market in years. let's see how we are doing so far. dow up by 43. s&p up 6. the nasdaq doing better today after a sizable decline yesterday. nasdaq up 25. back to you. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio, thank you. google and san jose making progress in discussions over a pros pod transit village in downtown san jose. they are negotiating the sale of 16 government-owned properties that will mean large pieces of investment the village would be 6 to 8 million square feet of offices and accommodate 15 to 20,000 google workers. new this morning, san francisco will consider banning shuttle bus services from using routes similar to those of public buses. among those shuttle companies

is chariot owned by the ford motor company. some local transportation experts say that there have been complaints about such buses stopping at unauthorized locations like traffic lanes, crosswalks and muni boarding zones. >> the same complaints we hear about things like uber and lyft. >> right. we have delays in the south bay a couple of crashes coming in slowing your ride down. if you travel along northbound 101, be prepared. we have the two crashes that looks like one lane blocked in both of them. this is right near capitol expressway. traffic backs up beyond hellyer at this point. and it's about a 31-minute ride heading northbound up towards san antonio avenue. if you are planning on using northbound 280, that's getting slow, as well. we are seeing speeds drop right around 45 miles per hour. your cruising speed. live look, this is 101 just right near north first street. you can see that traffic is starting to move through this

area better so that's good news for the drivers that have to sit through those slowdowns near capitol expressway. crowded ride as you make your way out of hayward into foster city along the san mateo bridge in the yellow. just under 25 minutes. back to you. the cost of repairs to oroville dam has almost doubled. the damaged spillways were damaged during last winter's storms. the original repair estimate was $275 million. now the department of water resources says it will cost at least a half billion dollars. the higher cost is because of extra concrete needed to fill deeper than expected excavation holes. now for a check of the weekend weather forecast here's neda. >> so hi-def doppler. i have been tracking this throughout the morning. i want to see where there are some remnants of rain showers as you head out this morning. highway 101 maybe just getting a little bit of what's left of

that storm near fort bragg. it's north of san francisco. but here to the south is a small cell milpitas down to san jose. that's all that's left of the storm. jaclyn has been warning you about water on the roads this morning. here's the rainfall totals: >> we are going to be chilly today about 10 degrees below average. warm weekend though and then the heat will be back. so the low pressure is bringing

all this rain. look at washington and oregon with rain and snow. we are getting west winds the onshore flow and you can definitely see it. it's starting to pick up even more this morning at sfo. 9-mile-per-hour winds, san francisco at 10. oakland 6. fairfield just 3- mile-per-hour winds. but the wind direction is going to help cool things off. here's a look at the highs for today. saturday comfortable. sunday warming up even more but look at what happens monday, tuesday, wednesday. we are going to shift to get an offshore flow. those north dry winds will be back and so will the heat. anne. the latest issue of playboy features a transgender playmate. here it is. it's a first in the magazine's

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firefighters are making big progress containing the flames. here's where things stand right now with the wine country wildfires. firefighters are making

significant progress containing the flames. all the fires burning across the north bay now at least 80% contained with full containment expected in the next few days. >> today in santa rosa people from three neighborhoods that saw significant damage from the wildfires will get to see firsthand what's left. kpix 5's jessica flores live in santa rosa with the details. >> reporter: we're here at coffey park. it's heartbreaking. this is one of those communities that will be temporarily back open today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. residents who lived here will be able to see what's left. they will be able to sift through some of the ashes and take any small items they find. no large-scale clean-up at this point. residents have to check in at an entry point to get a pass. they have to provide a valid id or utility bill with a photo i.d. santa rosa police department is allowing two cars per property in the communities of orchard park, journey's end and coffey park. and at the re-entry point each

resident gets a safety kit and instructions for protection against toxic debris. wear sturdy shoes and clothing. be cautious of hazardous materials. inspect propane tanks before turning them on. and sanitize anything you come in contact with that came in contact with the ash. food will probably be spoiled. thousands will find nothing length. where do they go now? there is thousands displaced. the county is working on securing short-term rentals and hotels but the options are tight and right now several hundred people in the county remain at shelters. now, all three communities, orchard park, journey's end and coffey park, will be open by sunday. today the city wants to give people a chance to come here to grieve to assets damage and also have counselors and members of clergy to help people go through the process. reporting live in santa rosa, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. i'm mark sayre live in the

santa cruz mountains where the bear fire continues to burn. currently it's threatening 300 structures. the good news here though is overnight we received some rain in the santa cruz mountains which should definitely help with the firefighting efforts. this fire started monday night. today beginning the fourth full day of this firefight at the moment. it's 320 acres, 35% contained, 7 firefighters were hurt. 7 firefighters so far injured in this firefight. two evacuation centers remain open for displaced residents. you can see that information there on your screen. more than 900 firefighters remain on the lines here in the santa cruz mountains. reporting live in the santa cruz mountains, i'm mark say, kpix 5. those santa cruz mountains saw about three-tenths to even half inch of rain and look at the skies this morning as that storm system moves on south so we're done with the rain

showers this morning. some flurries and two inches in the higher elevations. most of the area got rain and the first significant snowfall of the season. we are under a winter weather advisory for the western slope of the sierras. if you are heading west to the beaches, yes, heavier surf, waves up to 25 feet. temperatures will be cooler than average today. 61 degrees will be the high for san francisco so 8 degrees below average. it will be cool everywhere today. so bring a jacket. it's slow in the south bay two separate accidents. 101 and 280 all jammed up. eastshore freeway in the yellow. tracking a couple of crashes, 26 minutes from the 4 to the maze. 25 minutes from the maze into san francisco. >> people aren't used to driving in the rain. >> it's been a while. >> throws them off a little bit. [ laughter ] >> we have been enjoying it overnight. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. your next local update is 7:26.

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