a last-ditch effort. >> tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. later today people who evacuated during the north bay wildfires last week will be allowed to return home to some of the hardest hit neighborhoods in santa rosa. we will tell you what areas those are and what they are hoping to find. this is "ktvu mornings on 2" we have made it to friday, i'm gasia mikaelian good morning, i'm dave clark. it is feeling good. a nice cool breeze. steve paulson here to talk about the weather. >> we are happy to have the rain. >> i was so thrilled, thank goodness. >> the first system made it and it left impressive totals. the cooler air is filling in with cloud coverage rotating

with even some fog. 60s for temperatures. air-quality is vastly improved. the system is producing rain in the valley with a lot of cloud coverage and isolated showers. things look to be winding down but they will pick up later on with the colder air coming to the north. there is a little bit left around fremont maybe union city and fremont. near the dumbarton bridge as well and toward this cloud coverage but it is not doing too much as the system has moved out with the unstable air coming in. glen ellen .4 inches. san francisco 1/3. san jose almost .25 inches there have been heavier amounts in higher elevations. 40s and 50s getting cooler with the marine advisory and high surf advisory to the northwest.

15 to 20 feet swells and the monterey showing 19 feet every 17 seconds. 19 feet at the san francisco buoy. ortega bay at 15 feet. things are almost done in the sierra. truckee had light snow and we have unstable air to the north but for us partly cloudy with cloud coverage coming from the northwest. 60s on our temperatures. so far so good on the roads? it has been somewhat quiet but better than the first four days. starting with the richmond san rafael bridge you can see the traffic is a little bit quiet and the skies are mostly clear when it comes to haze and visibility. there are some clouds but it is nice and clear after the rain. you will see westbound 80 traffic is moving along pretty

well. 31 minutes to drive from vallejo to oakland and that is not a bad commute. currently 15 to 20 minutes at the toll plaza and you will notice i am not talking about major problems. ordinary commutes. this is a live look at northbound 101 looking good. so does the 280 extension and 880 northbound is beginning to get crowded near high street headed into oakland and 880 south is slowing down into dakota road. today is a very important day for evacuees in sonoma and napa counties. many will be back in their neighborhoods for the first time in santa rosa. coffey park neighborhood along with the journey's end mobile home park will have controlled entry beginning at 10:00 this morning. as we told you cal fire said

this morning containment of the atlas fire south of the lake went up to 87%. the north bay fires combined to destroy at least 6900 homes causing $1 billion in damage. 15,000 people are still evacuated but that is down from the high of 100,000 last weekend. alex savidge live in santa rosa with more on the people being allowed back into their neighborhoods and a community meeting where some people were upset they were not given more notice about the approaching fires.>> reporter: the meeting last night had some tense moments. this is really a big day for fire victims. this will be an opportunity for them to return to their neighborhoods to find whatever items they can in the rubble of what is left of their homes. also this is a chance for them to grieve their loss. starting at 10:00 people will

be able to return to hard-hit neighborhoods here in santa rosa. this is what things are looking like after the tub -- tubbs fire tour through the city. one of the neighborhoods where people will be allowed is coffey park. you can clearly see not a lot left standing. evacuees will be allowed to return to the orchard park mobile home community and the journey's end mobile home park on mendocino avenue. people in those neighborhoods will need to have entry passes before hand and show those two law enforcement at the security checkpoints. for those who barely escape the flames this will be the first chance to see what is left. >> i have been in the house for 20 years and everything is gone. we are trying to figure out how to go forward.>> why was there no notice at the start of the fire?

>> we did everything we could to let you guys know. >> reporter: you can see there was frustration last night during a meeting that was held for fire victims and evacuees in santa rosa. the meeting was meant to focus on the process for allowing people back to their neighborhoods today. many questioned authorities about the lack of warning as the tubbs fire raced into santa rosa. later this morning we are expecting evacuees will return to coffey park and orchard park as well as the journey's end community as well but they will only be allowed entry for today and tomorrow. another area that was hit hard is the fountain grove neighborhood east of highway 101. authorities are still working on a plan to get people back to the area. >> alex savidge, i know a lot of people said they were light

on neighbors to get out not waiting for the emergency alert . >> reporter: especially in this area. it was a desperate situation the morning of the fire. neighbors relying on neighbors. in many cases people did not get the official warning. >> alex savidge, thank you. half of the school campuses in santa rosa will be reopening. got all newman high school a private school received the most damage losing half of its classrooms and the library and main office. coming up today state superintendent of education will be joining us live to talk about how the fires have impacted schools in the north bay. many districts led children out of schools because of poor air quality. the secretary will explain what is happening now as they get students back in the classroom.

in the santa cruz mountains some people who evacuated their homes are being allowed back into their neighborhoods. a steady stream of cars entered the las cumbres neighborhood yesterday. the fire has burned 320 acres and the wind now stands at 40% contained. people are grateful to be back. the recent rain may help clear the smoke for the skies but there is an alert until monday. due to the wildfires and changing wind patterns air quality could be impacted for many days to come. ozone and smog levels could increase monday as high pressure is building. lighter winds and warmer weather are coming with more pollution. 26 years ago today fire devastated the oakland hills. 25 people were killed and 3000

homes and businesses were destroyed. the first fire started saturday the first fire started saturday, october 19 but it flared up the next morning because of the wind. people who lost their homes say that the recovery was a long learning process. they learned a lot about insurance politics neighborhood unity and community activism. san francisco police has identified the bicycle officer who was injured when he was hit by a suspect in an suv. he is the 32-year-old elia lewin-tankel. a well-respected officer who has been noticed for outstanding police work several times. police chief william scott read a statement about the officer. >> he would want to say he is like every other cop in san francisco. he goes to work every day to protect and serve.

he does this with heart and passion.>> the officer was injured wednesday when a suspect hit him. police later caught up with the suspect. tara moriarty had an interview with a man accused of running over the officer. maurice johnson says he didn't know the officer was hurt until after he was arrested.>> you hitting the police officer was not intentional?>> no. it was an accident. i didn't see nothing. >> do you have anything to say to the camera? >> my heart goes out to him. i extend my condolences. i don't know what else to say. >> johnson is facing 13 charges including assault with a deadly weapon and attempted murder. johnson says he suffers from ptsd and he thinks that is the

result of a 2014 excessive use of force incident with police. for the second time this year, serius -- serious allegations against a high school football player from de la salle high school. what he is accused of doing and there is another high school football player arrested on similar allegations. a big boat in the senate last night laying ground for the tax reform plan. i'm doug luzader in washington with what comes next.

chief of staff john kelly is a retired marine general, in a speech he defended president trump controversial call to the widow of a green beret killed in action. the surprising news briefing was yesterday in the white house in which he criticized

the congresswoman who overheard the phone call to the widow of a fallen soldier. she accuses president trump of telling the widow he knew what he signed up for but i guess it still hurt. kelly had a son who is deployed while in afghanistan in 2010. kelly says he was angry at the mischaracterization of the condolence call. >> the only thing i could do to collect my thoughts was to go walk among the finest men and women on this earth. you can always find them in arlington. >> kelly advised president trump on what to say to the families of the service members killed in niger this month. there is now an investigation into the isis ambush of those servicemembers. after the u.s. senate approved the president $4 trillion budget plan last

night, republican senators are beginning efforts to pass the first tax overhaul in 30 years. doug luzader with more from washington. washin >> the vote couldn't have been much closer but senate republicans got it done passing a budget resolution paving the way for tax reform. >> we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. we want to replace a feeling tax code that holds back americans. >> the $4 trillion budget bill is just a guideline but in the rules of the senate it sets the table for republicans to add on their tax reform plan and pass with a simple majority. leaving democrats unable to filibuster. president trump celebrating on twitter after a rare win. great news on the 2018 budget, first step toward delivering massive tax cuts for the american people.

the president envisions a simplified tax system with lower rates and fewer tax brackets. across the aisle anger over the budget and what is to come.>> it is a horrific budget bill and extremely cruel. the most unfair budget ever presented in the history of our country. >> that was doug luzader. many republicans from high tax states including california and new york are opposing the overhauls elimination of the deduction for state and local taxes. they say low and mid income people will be hurt. sal castaneda, we have some incredible guests coming up at 9:00. the wife of steph curry and the oakland symphony directive -- director. >> that is a good show. i like those people.

we will have fun today that is for sure. it is friday so i hope people are in a good mood. on the commute we will see a slightly better commute. this is highway 24. you might be looking at the tv but it is a little better than normal in lafayette as you drive up to the tunnel there have been no major issues driving to the tunnel getting to the other side. when you get to the other side you will see a commute that is backed up for 10 to 15 minutes with no major problems. san francisco northbound 101 is not bad. it is a little slow at the interchange but it does get better just after cesar chavez up to the 80 split it is looking good. 880 oakland speaking of ayesha curry and her husband there is oracle arena. there are no problems on 880 south except for some slowing with traffic on 580 that is

fine. northbound 101 on the silicon valley commute it is a little better than normal but there are slowdowns. let's bring in steve paulson. okay, sunshine and clouds after the system went by but it made it to the southern san joaquin valley so sun and clouds but cooler and breezy. 60s with the low clouds and cloud coverage is streaming in from the west southwest. you can see some cool unstable air is rotating in and winding down but there could be isolated showers as we get some afternoon heating. we have a few pop-ups around union city and fremont down toward this area things look to be done. a lot of cloud coverage all the way down toward the monterey peninsula even in the santa clara valley. give credit to the system there

is good rain but the cloud coverage is streaming in partly to mostly cloudy. the rainfall was really good. almost 1 inch of rain in some spots. coverdell .44 inches, berkeley .33. most areas above .25 inches but the higher elevations got over .75 inches. lake county getting half an inch. around boulder creek we had a little bit less than half an inch. santa rosa from .25 up to .5. 68 yesterday in redwood city. concord 68. san jose takes the biggest drop from 71 to 65 today. 72 at the sonoma county airport with the cooler air working in.

upper 40s in cupertino as well as boulder creek and scott's valley. you can see the cloud coverage continuing to work southward but the front looks to be ready to fall apart around bakersfield. that looks good for the first system. 30 in truckee, 40s to the north including reddit. -- reading. we have a winter weather advisory until 11:00 but it should be winding down. 3 to 6 inches of snow above 6000 feet. except for those isolated showers to the north we are looking to a quiet breezy pattern under partly cloudy skies which will lead to better air quality. watch this typhoon headed toward japan over the weekend. it is what happens after when it starts crossing the pacific seven days out we will see if that develops. 60s for temperatures. tomorrow we are warming up and then we will continue into early next week.

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is fueling the stock market rally. ge stocks dropped to 4% about one hour ago. checking in on the bottom markets. the dow jones once again with a new record high up .3%. 73 points despite general electric. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 are also up strong nearly .5% for the nasdaq. several bay area cities are counting on strength in numbers as they submit a bid for the amazon headquarters. san francisco oakland fremont concorde and richmond submitted a combined proposal. the cities hope to convince amazon to build the $5 billion campus here in the bay area. tax breaks and plans for 45,000 housing units are included. the campus would create 50,000

new jobs over the next 15 years. the city of san jose submitted their own bid for the amazon headquarters. san jose is in the heart of silicon valley with more than 1 million residents making it the largest city in the bay area. city leaders say san jose has the infrastructure to take care of amazon but the bid does not include some taxpayer subsidies. governor brown is offering tax breaks for amazon if they decide to build the headquarters here in california. including up to $200 million in tax credits over five years and another $100 million in employment training. the federal government is urging airlines to ban large personal electronic devices like laptops from checked luggage. officials say these devices could cause fires or explosion when stored under the plane. several tests have shown the dangers of overheated

rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. such incidents could disable fire suppression systems and allow a fire to go unnoticed leading to an explosion on a plane. some critics say that if they are dangerous underneath but not in the cabin what's the difference? certainly a serious topic. the sierra is getting its first significant rainfall of the season. how much is expected to fall from the latest storm? two teenage boys accused of assaulting a teenage girl. we will tell you how the investigation is unfolding.

a welcomed sight and sound last night, the first rain of the season. it was needed in the north bay fire zones and the santa cruz mountains. this was rain in santa rosa. parts of it were devastated by fires. the high surf advisory along the bay area beaches with dangerous waves 20 feet high. the weather service issued the advisory do not turn your back to the ocean. this here is getting its first snowfall of the season and high wind. the weather service has issued a winter weather advisory so

people on mountain passes are being warned about slippery roads. 4 to 8 inches is expected at elevations above 8000 feet in the northern sierra. the wind is about 60 miles per hour at the highest peaks. so much to keep track of but we have made it to friday and the weather is much better. i'm gasia mikaelian good morning, i'm dave clark. steve paulson is right here. >> the first reign of the season from the north. it looks like things are quieting down in the sierra with a couple of showers left. that is the first cold front coming through and we have lower clouds swinging from the west northwest playing into the partly cloudy day. sunshine with clouds cooler and breezy with 60s for temperatures. the next 45 days it will be

warming up after this system made it to the southern san joaquin valley with cloud coverage to the south and north. a little bit of shower activity around clearlake but other than that things are calming down. around fremont and union city they should be done but maybe they could get a few showers over the next couple of hours. you can see the energy swinging from the west getting us cloud coverage. glen allen for tents of an inch. pacifica 28 hundredths. sfo got some rain. so mary's got some good rain other locations are generally about .1 inch up to half an inch.

mostly 40s and 50s and even in the city lower 50s around oakland and kensington. tiburon 53 degrees and san francisco the big news is the air quality it will be much better as things are improving except for to the north. this system will be rotating in sending in cloud coverage. highs today mostly in the 60s with a cooler breezy pattern with good air quality. after today we are warming up more. let's start in the south bay with the silicon valley commute. let's go out and see what we have northbound on 280. you can see the weather pictures look dramatically different compared to the last two weeks. it is a lot more clean after the rain. 280 is looking good with not a huge backup on the commute. we have some slowdowns on 85 northbound it is slow here and there. it is not the same strength as it has been as when one is a

little slow near 92 and 280 is a nice drive into san francisco headed north from south city. 280 is looking good until you get to this area and then here at the split northbound 101 looking okay. here is the east bay commute trying to get to san francisco. that is only about 15 to 20 minutes before making it. let's get back to the desk. in napa and sonoma counties evacuation orders have been lifted after the huge wildfires. we now have updates on containment levels. they are all up. 51,000 acre atlas fire south of the lake is 87% contained. the tubbs fire is 93% contained after burning 36,000 acres in calistoga. containment for nuns fire is 85% contained which burned

54,000 acres. us senators from oregon, washington state and idaho are responding to the california fire emergency by introducing a bipartisan bill yesterday to help western states prevent catastrophic wildfires. the bill would speed up environmental reviews and spend $100 million to thin out forests in fire prone areas. a disaster bill passed by the house includes almost $577 million to fight wildfires. a santa rosa woman was determined to thank the deputies who sheltered and protected her in a parking lot as the tubbs fire was raging around them. she was waiting 11 days to give that a hug. jennifer took this video as they escaped the tubbs fire. deputies were all over the hills evacuating people and

with the fire around them the deputy stopped and waved cars onto the pavement. he had everybody cluster their cars together and hunger inside. the deputy admits he was more scared than he showed but he did not anyone to panic. >> some of them tried. you can tell in their face. there is no other way to go. there is no other place to go. >> there were young mothers and she was going to watch her baby bird. >> jennifer says after those five long hours the deputy was just remarkable. he checked on everybody going car to car giving kids treats. the deputy says he is no hero. he just did what he had to do. people in sonoma are

showing gratitude to the first responders posting these signs everywhere. we found several in front of the veterans hall on first street west. messages range from thank you for saving the town to you saved us. a beautiful display in sonoma. two high school football players have been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. >> christien kafton is in concord now so what are officials saying? >> reporter: students are starting to arrive for school today after dealing with this incident of alleged sexual assault. you can see the proximity of the schools. two male students, one from de la salle and the other from ygnacio valley have been arrested and accused of raping

a girl who attended carondelet. the female told authorities this week she had been sexually assaulted late last month by two male students. it happened in unincorporated walnut creek. contra costa deputies say that an investigation was launched confirming the allegations that two suspects were arrested sunday and booked into juvenile hall. de la salle confirms one of the students is from their school but the second student attends ygnacio valley. both our high school football players. carondelet and de la salle have notified parents of the incident . this is not the first obligation of assault at the school. last year a freshman football player was arrested and later convicted of raping another student at carondelet.

authorities are asking anybody with information about this incident to come forward. the alameda county sheriff's department is questioning to my people in connection with a deadly carjacking in san lorenzo. james figaro jr. started his pickup truck and went out -- into his house, when he came back a man was in his truck. two people were taken into custody for questioning after leading deputies on a chase through east oakland. police are hoping someone in the neighborhood might have captured the incident. more than 100 service industry workers marched yesterday in downtown san jose. they are worried a proposed google mega campus will cause gentrification and push out residence. marchers included cafeteria workers and community organizers marching from the cesar chavez plaza to city hall. they fear that google coming to

san jose will force the working class out. >> i am here because bringing 20,000 people into san jose means a lot of traffic. they will raise rent and everything will go up. >> in june city leaders announced a plan to develop a transit oriented complex on the site of the stevens meet company. the development would use at least 6 million square feet. officials say the city has been planning for high-density growth for decades. they are considering building 12,000 housing units downtown to accommodate the expansion. a push to change the name of the stockton metropolitan airport to include san francisco in the name. an advisory committee says this will increase awareness of the airport. supporters believe it would build a connection with the bay area for marketing purposes.

the county board of supervisors will consider the proposal next week. young children are spending more time in front of smaller mobile devices, but how much more time? there is a new study that is raising eyebrows. the first big divisional matchup at the coliseum between the raiders and chiefs. we will show you the matchup and what happened. traffic is pretty busy although we have a bit of a break. we will explain coming up. cloud coverage with better air quality and the rain is just about done. we will see what is in store for the weekend.

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of time children under the age of eight spend on mobile devices has tripled in the past four years. the report by common sense media finds children under the age of eight spend an average of two hours 19 minutes per day of screen time. of that 48 minutes is spent on mobile devices. that is up from 15 minutes per day in 2013. the raiders beat the chiefs last night in a wild game at home at the coliseum. >> it is caught by cooper. touchdown. >> derek carr and the offense were firing on all cylinders with the touchdown to cooper. later in the first quarter derek carr hit cooper again for the touchdown and in the second quarter he runs up the middle and marcus peter's tackles him

and then there was a scuffle and marshawn lynch runs onto the field and ends up pushing an official. we will get in close so you can see what happened. now let's jump ahead to the fourth quarter, the raiders are trailing by six with 23 seconds.>> derek carr passes and it is caught. what a catch. incredible. >> derek carr throws it up for jared cook. it is rolled -- ruled a touchdown but he was down. the raiders would get several chances at the end zone because of penalties on both teams. finally the raiders find the end zone. >> one more time and it is caught for the touchdown. >> michael crabtree caught the

game-tying touchdown. giorgio tavecchio with the extra point to win the game. >> giants fans i know you don't like it but the dodgers are going to the world series.>> that is a drive into right- center field. hernandez sends it deep and the ball is gone. >> last night the dodgers outfielders fernandez hit three home runs including a grand slam. the dodgers beat the cubs 11-1. they have won their series. the champagne was flowing in the dodgers clubhouse. the last time the dodgers went to the world series was 1988. they beat oakland including the unforgettable game one walkoff home run by kirk gibson. let's go to sal castaneda for

this friday morning commute. >> good morning once again. we are starting off with a look at the commute. this is exactly what we always say about friday. usually traffic is on 280 lighter than usual and this morning we are looking pretty good. look at the red. certainly there is red but not like yesterday or the day before so we having a bit of a break on the peninsula. we have some slowing on 101 and also near 84 the dumbarton bridge is decidedly better than normal. san francisco is not a bad commute on the 101 northbound if you are trying to get into san francisco it is crowded. this is a 25 minute delay. we don't have any major delays with the bart getting in and out of san francisco. 7:47, steve i noticed it is

clear and clean out there. >> the air quality is much improved. we have a northwesterly breeze and you can see the lower clouds hanging around. the good news is with the northwest breeze we have improved the air quality big time. 1/2 inch rain in wood acre. with heavy amounts in some areas like mount diablo .75 inches. kenwood at 1/2 inch. geyserville toward winsor and healdsburg about 3/4 inches. santa rosa depended on location and elevation. sunshine with clouds and cooler and breezy with 60s from this point until wednesday. today temperatures are a bit

cool with this system holding together. it is finally losing its strength toward the san joaquin valley with isolated showers near mendocino county. clearlake we have a little bit of showers but most of it has turned dry. we had some in union city and fremont but there is not much left of this system. that is rotating from the west and you can see how it comes from the bottom of the system funneling in cloud coverage and it will be cooler today, redwood city down four from yesterday. san jose 71 down to 65. 40s in napa at the airport. fairfield in the 40s also. look at this system. this is all that is left from fresno to bakersfield. the system has been producing greene but i think it is about done. there was a winter weather advisory until 11:00 with the

unstable air giving us partly to mostly cloudy skies. there is a typhoon in the western pacific. 90 miles per hour reaching super typhoon strength headed toward japan over the weekend. watch that if you have trouble plans. when it gets to the colder waters in the pacific the forecast models are absolutely clueless. they are going back and forth so there is a tremendous amount of energy. when you get the remains of the typhoon that can throw all sorts of issues into the forecast models past seven days which is what we have seen. one of them shows a trough the next day is the office it. 60s next weekend because sunday monday and tuesday it is sunny and warmer, but things are developing next weekend. just a heads up. more americans are going

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care act begins november 1. a federal judge rejected the request from a former arizona sheriff to erase a criminal contempt conviction from his record. a presidential pardon by president trump did not change the facts of the case. he was the sheriff of maricopa county in arizona for more than 20 years. he was spared going to jail when he was pardoned by president trump after being convicted of criminal content. he was accused of violating a court order in 2007 in a racial profiling case by continuing patrols and targeting immigrants. the u.s. customs and border protection released this video of the prototypes of president trump's proposed border wall. the prototypes are between 18 and 30 feet high. they are on display near the san diego port of entry. the border wall will cost about $22 billion.

it could take three years to build. the border currently has 600 miles of barriers which include walls and fences. the cia director mike pompeo says north korea is a few months from perfecting its nuclear weapons. he says that from a policy perspective the us should behave as if north korea has achieved its objective of being able to hit the us. he says the us wants to resolve the conflict without military action but president trump is prepared to use force if necessary. an off-duty las vegas police officer killed in the mass shooting this month is being remembered today. the officer was one of 58 people killed by a gunman october 1. he served in the army in iraq and was a 11 year police veteran. he died trying to help others. today he will receive full honors during a motorcade on

the las vegas strip. another famous actress is accusing harvey weinstein of sexual harassment. she won an oscar in the film 12 years a slave. she wrote an editorial saying she met weinstein at yale. she invited -- was invited to his house. eventually he offered to give her a massage and took off his pants. she said she felt uncomfortable and left. we will have the latest on the devastation and what residents say are their biggest concerns after the wildfires in northern california.

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good morning, a high school in santa rosa, cardinal newman many of the buildings were destroyed during the wildfires. we will tell you how this community is trying to move forward. we are learning more about the police officer who was injured after being hit on his bike. we will hear from the man who was arrested and why he says it was an accident. "mornings on 2" continues. >> this is "ktvu mornings on 2". a live picture of donner lake in the sierra. a beautiful sunrise with a little bit of snow in the foothills as well as around lake tahoe. good morning welcome back it is friday welcome back it is friday, october 20 i'm mike mibach i'm gasia mikaelian,

let's talk about the weather changes and also take a look ahead. >> that was a beautiful sunrise. thank you. we have some snow but everything looks to be about done. we have decent totals in the mountains and good rain with the mix of sun and clouds with cloud coverage screaming from the west. some of the rainfall totals as we go through those, the most i could find one inch. kernville had 1/2 inches of rain. berkeley 1/3 inches. oaken proper .28 inches and napa .16 inches. 1/2 inches and several areas picking up over 3/4 inches. a lot of cloud coverage but not much rain left.

there is some at clear lake holding on with possible isolated showers. also around newark and union city as well as fremont around the dumbarton bridge on the fremont site there could be a little bit. there is a lot of cloud coverage streaming in so it is cooler and breezy with 40s and 50s. we have this system falling apart but it made it to the san joaquin valley. we have a cool day with 60s as we start to warm up again tomorrow. area sal and so far we look good. we do have some slow traffic but it is better than the first four days of the week. good morning to you at home. this is 80 westbound and this is a 30 minute drive which is much better compared to yesterday. yesterday it was over one hour.

we have cut the time and half which is good on this friday. we still have congestion but it is a little bit better as you drive to the bay bridge there is a 15 to 20 minute delay. the drive on san francisco has been okay near the peninsula and on 880 that is beginning to slow to san leandro. today is important for evacuees in sonoma and napa county. many of them will be allowed to the neighborhoods for the first time since the fires. coffey park and orchard park along with the journey's end mobile home park will have controlled entry starting at 10:00. cal fire announced today the containment for major north bay fires went up overnight. the nuns fire at 54,000 acres saw containment rise to now 85%. the north bay fires have destroyed at least 6900 homes causing at least $1 billion in damage.

15,000 people are still evacuated. under the people attended a meeting in santa rosa to focus on the process for allowing people back into the neighborhoods. many questioned fire officials about the lack of notice they got when the fire started. >> we get this amber alert a four-year-old got kidnapped so look out. but something like this was not quite important enough? this was a catastrophe that we could not control and we couldn't let everyone know as quickly as possible.>> after people had a chance to express frustrations officials began to share information about how people will be allowed back to the neighborhoods. many of those who will return say they know it will be emotional.>> it is going to be devastating to go in and see everything that we built. all of the remodeling and the

life we have and we had been in the house for 20 years. everything is now gone. we are just trying to figure out how to go forward from here. >> people in the crowd expressed gratitude to the first responders giving them a standing ovation. many schools in sonoma are announcing the dates they will reopen. alex savidge live at cardinal newman high school where they lost about half of their campus to the fire.>> reporter: we are actually not on the campus because we cannot get to that area this morning. many of the buildings on the campus were destroyed on the fires as they tore through 11 days ago. that includes many classrooms. also the library and main office also the soccer field was destroyed. this morning we are joined by the president of cardinal newman high school who has

obviously been through a lot. you and your community have been through a lot. how long until you can get students back into classrooms learning again? >> we are very happy because we have developed a plan for teachers and students to connect starting next week. tuesday is the 24th, that is when they will begin an online learning exchange with their teachers and then monday through friday we have four satellite campuses. we are using the parish community to help us out where we have larger space so the students are able to go meet with their teachers and get assistance with instruction as well as connecting with their sports teams. >> so you have to improvise won't you? >> yes, tremendously. >> reporter: tell me how this has impacted the school community.

at least 90 families or so lost their homes in the fires in the santa rosa area. it could be even more. so how does cardinal newman and the school and community wrap their arms around those families and kids? >> the mission of the school well, part of the mission is to provide service and outreach. one of the first things that was done was for other families to take in families. we know that families are safe and there has been an extraordinary outreach to make sure kids have a place to stay and families are getting back on their feet.>> sometimes during these disasters a little bit of distraction is good and monday night cardinal newman will play a football game. hard to believe you will play monday night.

why is that so important for the kids? >> the connection. the kids want to get together and the community is anxious to be normal again. we will be playing over for the monday night football game under the lights. we expect a big crowd.>> thank you very much, laura we appreciate your time and best of luck to all of you. laura was telling me in terms of the long-term. we could see the destruction on campus with so many buildings gone. the long-term plan is eventually to put up some portable classrooms that will sit on the campus so they can get classrooms back up and eventually return to some sense of normalcy. >> i talked to the principle that day after the fire came through and he was ready to go ready to rebuild. >> there is, i would say an

eagerness to get back on track. i am married to an educator, so i know for teachers and educators their life work is the students. i get the sense that they want nothing more than to get the kids back into the classroom and get them learning back on the football field as well trying to get life back to normal. >> absolutely. thank you. breaking news from the south bay in the san jose airport. a live look from outside where operations seem to be normal. in the past 10 minutes we spoke to airport officials who say they have evacuated terminal b as they work to determine the cause of a fire alarm. the alarm is coming from gate 30. it is not being used right now however, terminal b is where the action is happening.

some major airlines fly out of terminal b including southwest, alaska, british airways and again terminal b is being evacuated as officials work to find the cause of a fire alarm going off. terminal a not impacted but many flights are being impacted. if you are flying out of san jose even later today, be sure to check with your airline to see if your plans have changed. we have a reporter headed to the scene. when he gets there we will bring you the latest. that to the fire coverage in the santa cruz mountains. some people are being allowed back into the neighborhoods after the bear fire. cars entered the las cumbres neighborhood yesterday. cooler temperatures and higher humidity has given fire crews the upper hand on the fire. containment is now at 40%. people returning home are

grateful to be back. today marks the 26th anniversary of the oakland hills fire that killed 25 people. the first fire began on saturday, october 19. it flared up the next morning because of high wind. people who lost their homes in the fire safe the recovery was a long learning process in which they learned about insurance, politics, unity and community activism. a longtime oaken firefighter takes control of the department today. darren white will be sworn in as the new fire chief. white has 30 years of fire service including 20 with the oakland fire department. the mayor says the city conducted a rigorous search to find a leader who is accessible honest and transparent. for the second time this year, serious allegations for a de la salle football player. we will tell you what he is accused of doing and there is

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san francisco police has identified an officer who was critically injured when he was hit by a suspect in an suv. he is elia lewin-tankel, a five- year veteran well-respected and recognized for outstanding police work.

he is still in intensive care with a severe injury. the police chief read a statement written by his wife.>> he would want to say he is like every other cop in san francisco. he goes to work to protect and serve. he does this with heart and passion. >> the officer was injured wednesday when a man hit him and did not stop. police later arrested the suspect. tara moriarty had a interview with the man accused of running down the officer. maurice johnson says he did not know the officer was injured until after he was arrested.>> you hitting the police officer was not intentional?>> no. it was an accident. i did not see nothing. like a person getting hit trying to get out of the way.>> you have anything to say?>> my

heart goes out to him. i extend condolences and apologies. >> johnson is facing 13 charges including assault with a deadly weapon and attempted murder. johnson is reportedly homeless and says he suffers from ptsd that is a result of a 2014 excessive use of force incident with police. chief of staff john kelly is a retired marine general. in a speech he defended president trump's call to the widow of a green beret killed during a mission in the african country of niger. there was a surprise news briefing yesterday in which he criticized the florida congresswoman who overheard the phone call to the widow of the fallen soldier. she accused president trump up telling the widow he knew what he signed up for but i guess it still hurts. john kelly had a son who was killed in afghanistan in 2010.

kelly says he was angry at the mischaracterization of the call.>> the only thing that i could do to collect my thoughts was to go walk among the finest men and women on this earth and you can always find them in arlington national cemetery.>> kelly says he advised president trump on what to say to the families of the servicemembers killed earlier this month. there is an investigation into the isis ambush. the congresswoman was a family friend of johnson and she was in the car with the widow when the call came in. republicans are celebrating this morning after the senate passed a $4 trillion budget bill that lays the groundwork for tax reform. it was a 51-49 vote. the senate passed the budget plan to pave the way for republicans to add their tax reform plan and pass with a simple majority.

democrats will not be able to block with a filibuster. republicans are confident they can push through tax reform by thanksgiving. let's check in with sal for your commute. i was on time today.>> i made it by one minute today.>> i kind of feel for you because i know your commute is tough. i want to show them a little part of your commute. i know that mike drives this section of 80 and you can see this morning it is 30 minutes and sometimes this stretch between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze is more like one hour.  but today it is better than usual and things are little better out there. westbound 24 traffic is okay driving through lafayette and

this is a look at the bay bridge. things are better than they were yesterday for sure. we expect that on friday. here is a look at san francisco northbound 101. we have had some issues with interstate 880 flowing into downtown oakland. 580 is slow from the oakland zoo to the lakeshore curve. to the south bay we have slow traffic here and there but it is better than normal. let's bring in steve paulson with the forecast. i made it four minutes early. remember those old days where we would wait for the trade?>> i was cutting it close for sure. >> let's look at the rain totals. some are good others were not bad. this is the first system of the season. willis 3/4 inches. santa cruz mountains, 1/2

inches. geyserville, 1/3 inch and kentfield .25 inches. the most i could find was .91 inches. kernville 1/2 inch. oakland hills 3/4 inches. pleasanton .2 inches. sonoma .18. san francisco 1/3 inch, pacifica 1/4 inch and palo alto picking up .15 inches. the system is pre-much falling apart but there is cloud coverage streaming in with occasional light showers around west fremont and newark. also union city around fremont that has continued for a little bit. there is some to the north as well where the cold unstable air is located.

that coverage is swinging in from the northwest giving us a cloudy morning. 50s and 40s with cooler air until noon and there goes the front until it starts to fall apart in the southern san joaquin valley. they had snow in the sierra for a while but things have come to an end. the winter weather advisory is about done and the cloud coverage can be seen from the northwest. the cooler air is to the north but isolated showers could develop. cooler and showers to the north with partly to mostly cloudy skies. air quality is very good currently. the warmer weather kicks in sunday monday and tuesday. here is the fly in the ointment there is a typhoon/hurricane headed toward japan with 90 mile per hour wind moving to the north impacting japan over the weekend and then when it reaches the colder waters it can cause tremendous havoc.

they are having troubles now but after wednesday anything could happen. this is just something to look at for next week. 60s for everybody. this will be the coolest day until wednesday or thursday. >> getting back near the 90s. >> let's get out the door. a call to change when it comes to carrying laptops on airplanes. reason why some groups are calling for a ban on having them in your checked luggage. ♪

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showing the dangers of overheated rechargeable lithium- ion batteries. such incidents could disable fire suppression systems and allow the fire to go unnoticed leading to an explosion on the plane. the un agency that sets the global aviation standards is considering the ban. the risk is smaller for devices in the cabin so people are not being banned from carrying on the devices. a new dash cam could be hitting the streets using artificial intelligence. it might help authorities locate suspects, spot weapons and identify vehicles before the officer does. the technology sets the table for officials to better utilize video data. police across the country have expressed interest in using artificial intelligence to reduce crime. 100 service industry workers took to the streets of san jose yesterday. they are concerned the proposed google campus would cause

gentrification and displacement residents. the group was made up of cafeteria workers and community organizers. they say that they fear google coming to san jose will force the working class out. >> i am here because bringing 20,000 people to san jose means a lot more traffic. they will raise rent and everything will go up. >> city leaders announced the plan to develop a transit oriented complex near the stevens meat company. the development would be 6 million square feet. city leaders say the city has been planning for growth for decades looking to build a 12,000 housing unit building in downtown to accommodate the expansion. breaking news out of san jose with new information on what led up to the evacuation of terminal b at san jose international. two male teenagers accused

of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. we will tell you how the investigation is unfolding.

welcome back i'm gasia mikaelian good morning, i'm mike mibach. thursday night football is great because it starts early so we get to watch a little bit of football. especially when the oakland raiders are playing. >> the rain is pretty much done. there could be showers around newark. totals are coming in looking really good but everybody got in on the measurable rain. antioch .14 inches. clearlake .25 inches. whitaker .51 inches.

heavier amounts toward the mountains. kernville 1/2 inch. pleasanton .2 inches, napa 16 inches -- hundreds. there goes the system with cloud coverage streaming in. occasionally showers are popping up and you can see around fremont, newark and union city as well toward san jose a little bit of rain and a lot of cloud coverage. 40s and 50s for your temperatures. this system is hanging on with rain in the valley with the cooler air to the north swinging him until this kicks out. partly to mostly cloudy with 60s and much better air quality. 8:31. we have traffic that has been a little better today compared to yesterday. we expect this on a friday.

this is a look at the busiest commutes in the east bay. we keep going back to this but yesterday at this time it was 66 minutes. now it is 27 getting to the bay bridge toll plaza that has to be a nice surprise. san mateo bridge is looking good and on the traffic pictures we have clear weather. it is not cloud free but we can see the air quality is better. 880 northbound and southbound traffic is moving slowly. southbound slowing from highway 92 into stephenson. the dumbarton bridge look at that. so what does highway 4 look like? look at this. showing all green from antioch to concord. let's get back to the desk. the first rain of the season. it was needed in the north bay fire zones and in the santa cruz mountains. rain in santa rosa yesterday

parts of which were devastated by fires over the past two weeks. there was a surf advisory for the beaches. dangerous waves up to 20 feet expected. the weather service issued the advisory with a warning not to turn your back to the ocean. the largest waves will come every 30 minutes with potential surprises. the sierra getting snow with very high wind. the weather service has issued a winter weather advisory so people driving on the mountain passes are being warned about slippery roads and travel delays. 4 to 8 inches is expected at elevations above 8000 feet in the northern sierra. steve paulson reporting the wind at 60 miles per hour. napa and sonoma county evacuation orders are being lifted after the wildfires a couple of weeks ago. we have updates on containment levels and they are all up from last night. the atlas fire at 87% containment.

the tops fire in calistoga 93% contained and as we have told you containment went from 82 to 85% in the nuns fire which has burned 54,000 acres. senators from oregon washington and idaho are responding to the fires with new legislation introducing a bipartisan bill to help western states prevent catastrophic wildfires. the measure would speed up reviews and spend more than $100 million to thin the forests in fire prone areas. a disaster aid will provides $700 million. a santa rosa woman was determined to think back a deputy who sheltered and protected her in a parking lot as the fire raged. >> thank you. >> that was the hug she waited 11 days for. jennifer harrington shot this video.

the deputy was all over the hills evacuating people with fire surrounding them. the deputy stopped and waved vehicles onto the pavement at the restaurant. he had everyone clustered together hunkering down inside. the deputy admits he was more scared than he showed but he did not want anyone to panic. >> some of them tried, of -- a couple people wanted to leave but i said to stay here. literally there was no other place to go. >> there were young mothers there was a baby throwing up behind the car. >> over those five long hours, the deputy's demeanor was remarkable. he checked on everyone giving children treats as well. the deputy says he is no hero.

he just did what he had to. people in sonoma are expressing gratitude by posting thank you signs to first responders. we found a number of signs in front of veterans hall. the messages range from thank you to saving our town. in the east bay two high school football players have been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. pushed and captain tells us what authorities and school leaders have to say.>> students attending class are learning the details about the latest incident of elected sexual assault between students at different schools. you can see the proximity of the schools. two male students have been arrested accused of raping a student who attends carondelet the high school across the street. the female student says she had been sexually assaulted last

month by two male students. she says it happened at walnut creek. the sheriff's office issued a statement reading detective immediately launched an investigation confirming the allegations. two male suspects were arrested in martinez. one of the students arrested is from de la salle and the second student attends ygnacio valley high school. carondelet has sent out a notice to students and their families notifying them of the incident. this is not the first allegation of sexual assault at de la salle. last year a freshman was arrested and convicted of raping a carondelet student. authorities are asking anyone with information about the investigation to come forward. from concord, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. more on breaking news for minutes ago at the san jose airport where the fire alarm

has been going off at terminal b forcing evacuations. jesse gary is live at the airport with a bit of a resolution. >> reporter: this is a fire drill or fire alarm set off by welding near two gates being constructed at terminal b to facilitate increased passenger traffic. they wanted to get this done by 1 november. somehow the welding activity set off the fire alarm so everybody was pulled out of the terminal. this affects seven flights in terminal b. if you are headed to the airport you will want to call and check. they are holding flights for the passengers that have to be screened again. it is affecting seven flights in terminal b. this was the result of welding activity near gate 29 and 30. these are new gates that are being added to allow for

greater traffic at the airport. they want to get the work done by 1 november and somehow the activity set off the fire alarm. we will get more information coming up around 9:00. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. bringing amazon to the bay area. the latest on the proposal by several cities and the promise by governor brown. good morning, traffic will be okay driving in many areas. 880 is slow past the colosseum however. overnight rain giving way to partly cloudy skies. we will take a last look at the rain totals and see what is in store for the weekend.

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if there is a song you want to hear, i will play your request on fridays and we have the hashtag on twitter facebook and instagram. competition is heating up to bring amazon's second headquarters and thousands of jobs to the area. >> also the dow finishing with a record-breaking week. pam cook with more. >> it has been quite a week for the stock market as earnings are playing a big role in the market swings. paypal, adobe and verizon are reporting better-than-expected results but this morning general electric is disappointing. the ge stock dropped 4% when the opening bell ring. the stock about $22 per share. offset by the senate approval of the budget measure which has triggered more expectations of

lower corporate taxes, also tax reform has fueled stock market rallies. trading has been underway for two hours and there is a live look at the dow jones up 100 points. it looks like it will be ending the week in record territory almost up .5%. the nasdaq and s&p 500 are up a very strong. several bay area cities are counting on strength in numbers as they submit their bid for amazon's second headquarters. several cities submitted a combined proposal yesterday. the cities hope to convince amazon to build a $5 billion campus in the bay area. tax breaks and plans are among the incentives. the seattle-based company says the campus will create 50,000 new jobs over the next 15 years. the city of san jose submitted its own bid for an amazon

headquarter. san jose says the city is in the heart of silicon valley with 1 million residents. city leaders say that san jose has the infrastructure already to take care of amazon. the bid does not include taxpayer subsidies however. governor brown is offering massive tax breaks for amazon if they decide to build their second headquarters anywhere in california. other states are competing and incentives include $200 million in tax credits over five years and $100 million in employment training and other programs. amazon is looking to expand its operations in renewable energy. jeff bezos just opened a wind farm in texas with more than 100 turbines each one standing 300 feet. it can generate energy enough to power 90,000 homes every year.

this is their 18th solar project and the plan will eventually add 35 more renewable energy farms around the country. alphabet is investing $1 billion in lyft. lyft is far smaller and worth much less than uber that analysts believe this could lyft close the gap. lyft is accessible to 94% of the population. it will be interesting to see what happens with lyft. let's check in with sal castaneda. good morning. >> do you have friends in marin county that called in that request? >> i have a friend named john. it could be him. >> ok, good morning. we had a decent day on the

morning commute. definitely better than the first four days of the week. highway 4 is something to look at. usually there is red under this but right now traffic has been very light. 680 is slow at pleasant hill and walnut creek. looking at 80 westbound you will see traffic is 25 minutes. yesterday it was double the time getting to the macarthur maze. definitely a lighter commute. at the bay bridge it is getting better and unless something happens i think the longer you wait, it will get better. that is the pattern but if things change one stall will cause a problem. also looking at westbound 92 that is looking okay. let's go to steve. i notice the sky got dark. >> a lot of cloud coverage and

a little bit of rain by the dumbarton bridge but that is all. although this system did provide much-needed rain and some good totals with the heaviest from mount diablo around .75 inches. around the russian river northward about 1/3 up to 1/2 inches. glen allen .41 inches. san francisco 1/3. pacifica, lafayette and san jose just about 1/4 inches. the system as far as measurable amounts is gone. cooler and breezy with good air quality as we get the west breeze. this system moved through headed to the san joaquin valley giving snow in the sierra with some showers popping up around union city, fremont and newark.

50s and 40s with the coolest day for your while. high pressure is building after today but in the sierra there was snow gusting up to 65 miles per hour around the 8700 foot level. there is most are coming from the northwest maintaining cloud coverage. we will cool off with scattered showers northward throughout the day with partly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning will be very chilly and then after that monday and tuesday we are back to the upper 80s. 60s for some and after today we will start a warm-up tomorrow but more so sunday. monday tuesday jumping 20 degrees. young children spending more and more time in front of small mobile devices. there is a new study raising eyebrows.

a new study says the amount of time children are spending on mobile devices has tripled in the past four years. the report finds that children under the age of eight spend an average of two hours and 19 minutes per day on screen time. 48 minutes is spent on mobile devices which is up from 15 minutes back in 2013. the raiders beat the chiefs last night in a wild game at the coliseum.>> and it is caught by cooper. >> derek carr and the offense were firing on all cylinders early with the touchdown to cooper. later in the first quarter cooper again for the 45 yard touchdown and in the second quarter he runs up the middle

and marcus peters tackles him. there was a scuffle and marshawn lynch runs onto the field off of the bench and pushes unofficial. -- an official. after this lynch gets thrown out of the game. the raiders are now trailing by six with 23 seconds left. >> crabtree is back in the game. and it is caught. what a catch. >> derek carr threw it up for jared cook. after further review he was down before the end zone. the raiders would get several chances due to penalties. finally the raiders find the end zone.>> one more time and it is caught for the touchdown. >> crabtree caught the

touchdown. giorgio tavecchio with the extra point to win. the raiders improve their record. people to watch but the dodgers are headed to the world series. >> that is a drive into right- center field. hernandez hits it deep.>> tk hernandez hits three home runs including a grand slam. the dodgers beat the cubs 11-1. coming up, ayesha curry is joining us in studio to talk to us about all of her roles. that is coming up in just a second. stay with us.

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two in connection with a deadly carjacking. james figaro jr. started his truck outside of his home yesterday and went inside. when he came out a man jumped in the truck. he try to stop him but the man ran over figaro appeared he later died at the hospital. two people were taken into custody after leading deputies on a chase. an off-duty las vegas police officer who was killed in the mass shooting will be remembered today. charleston hartfield was one of the 58 people killed by a gunman october 1. hartfield was an 11 year police veteran. he was off duty when the shooting started and he died trying to help others. hartfield will receive full honors during a motorcade today. another famous actress is accusing harvey weinstein of sexual harassment. the actress won an oscar for best supporting actress in the film, 12 years a slave.

she says she met weinstein at yale university. she says he invited her to his house for a movie screening at which time he led her to his bedroom. she says he offered to give her a massage and says he wanted to take off his clothes. he made her uncomfortable so she left. 40 women have accused harvey weinstein of sexual harassment. a judge rejects a request from joe arpaio to erase it can to mental -- criminal contempt from his record. joe arpaio was the sheriff in arizona in maricopa for 20 years. he was spared a jail sentence from president trump after being convicted of criminal contempt. he was accused of violating a court order in a racial profiling case by continuing patrols targeting immigrants. 's there is no video of prototypes of the proposed

border wall. the eight prototypes are between 18 to 30 feet high. experts say that the border wall will cost $22 billion and could take three years to build. there are 600 miles of barriers. another vote to change the name of justin herman plaza is needed after a tied vote yesterday. the commission vote was 3-3. there will be another vote next month. if approved the plaza will be known as embarcadero plaza. justin herman who led the redevelopment authority in the 1960s was linked to controversial projects that displaced thousands of black and japanese residents. a push to change the name of the stockton airport to include san francisco. the advisory committee says they believe it will help attract business. supporters also say they

believe it would build a connection with the bay area for marketing purposes. the board of supervisors will consider the proposal next week. where live in sonoma county as more and more people are returning home and a badly damaged high school is working to move forward. ayesha curry is live in studio. we are talking about everything from her cookware to a restaurant. a look at a special menu ayesha curry is working on for season ticket holders at the 49ers game on sunday. >> welcome to friday. we had rain overnight. the green room was packed with star power. ayesha curry is here. a personal favorite of mine. what better way to celebrate a birthday than