i don't live in sonoma county but i feel like i've raised my two children in sonoma plaza. we like to say we are fun parents. and would like to get out of the house. but it's a great spot. >> backyard sonoma county it is fortunate that a lot of people come here to eat and drink. a lot of fine dining restaurants we have to wait months and months to get a reservation before it. they may not be the case found that could be good news. sipping typically villette has a long list of people and now may be the time to call in? >> that is absolutely right. the chef here is ivan up-and- coming. he is already famous. so i can say that. he has a restaurant that is normally hard to get into. but you can get into it now. this is a beautiful spot. coming up i will tell you about something new he is doing here in the square. but i do want to let you know that if you do want to come up and eat here in hills park they are open for business. >> one of the businesses that close was villette. there the square in evacuation and power years ago she said the closure was hard for her. >> it was very

>>well here in sonoma county 3 students at sonoma state university have been arrested and charged with burglary and possession of stolen items now back on october 26 the campus was evacuated as the kincade fire. in advance a few days later on the 29th, 3 students darrell livingston reams jose ricardo rubio and lamont brian paxton were pulled over and the arresting officer discovered stolen items in their vehicle as they were attempting to leave campus now they were taken into custody booked in the sonoma county jail. now since classes resumed here this week. students have returned to their dorm rooms and discovered that they had been burglarized in total 24 police reports have been filed claiming that residences have been burglarized police now believe that the 3 suspects they have in custody may be responsible. i talked to students here on campus on friday who say it was chaotic when everyone was leaving school last month and they are surprised that so many dorms had been burglarized a new there's security here and stuff so. >>i don't i don't know like how that could happen but you kn

we are sonoma county strong. they did not come up with nothing for nothing. >> sound like a great invitation. we will go. we will talk to community leaders, business owners and people who live in sonoma county about everything the north bay has to offer. join us later this morning for our special zip trip to sonoma county.we are live from sonoma, windsor and healdsburg plaza. that's coming up at 9 am right here on ktvu fox 2. the will stream that live as well on ktvu.com. >>> andy wilson sal out there too. a chance to get on the road and go out there. >> when will you take off? >> probably around 5:00 because i have to drive up there from oakland so it's going to take a while. i don't want to hit any traffic. and if you're watching now and if you tune in at 9:00 you will see the whole crew up there. even steve paulson. >> are you going to be in a particular area? i had a lady call me to say where will you be? where will sal be? >> in the square. if you go to the square you will see me and everyone. >> but allie r

the project is called "gather in sonoma". today we spoke with a member of the sonoma county tourism department about the best activities to check out this fall and winter in wine country. she says sonoma county is a great place to shop for fresh thanksgiving dinner supplies. (catherine) claudia says sonoma county is also a great place to get a christmas tree after you wrap up your thanksgiving celebrations... (vicki) still ahead- a pregnant woman is stabbed to death on her way to work in salinas. why police say this is was a random act of violence. (vicki) a community is grieving tonight after a pregnant woman is attacked and stabbed to death on her way to work in salinas.. (catherine) christopher salas reports on how her friends and family are honoring her memory. (catherine) the mother of a 3-year-old boy is expected to turn herself into police after being charged with neglect and child abuse in connection to his death. (vicki) jaiden cowart died after falling from an airport escalator two months ago...in north carolina- th

>>sonoma county. the redwood empire food bank and catholic charities held a food distribution of ants now this was held at family community center stories high road west college avenue. they in the morning hours had dozens of people dropping off food items they also brought food over from catholic charities and then throughout the afternoon just probably hundreds maybe thousands of people came here to pick up food items you know after 2 weeks or so of fires and power outages a lot of folks their refrigerators are empty their food may with help gone bad and it is very difficult expensive to replace all of those items so this event was held it was thrown together sort of last minute here. it was held for the folks could stop by pick up some food still the refrigerator back up and hopefully get back to their normal lives and for neighbors who have had to endure and are still enduring power outages events like this are very welcome. yeah, it is incredibly helpful us on facebook >>i was here's second i've

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we are taking a special zip trip to sonoma county. we usually had two communities over the summer but we are taking a special trip to sonoma county. they've had a rough month up there. the kincade fire and the public safety power shutoffs.on friday we are taking you to healdsburg, windsor and sonoma to show you what the region is really all about. great wine. fabulous restaurants and amazing people. join us friday morning for that special zip trip to sonoma county erin from here on ktvu livestream that as well on ktvu.com. >>> another call for a ban on e- cigarettes after the health concerns with them. the professional health organization now that says you should stop vaping. >>> some may call it a dream job. the cannabis company that is looking to pay $3000 a month to blog about its weed. >>> first let's check in and see what's coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2. >>> good morning. when i join you in two bay area cities have the dubious distinction of being among the very worst places to go for the thanksgiving holiday. which

sonoma county. the redwood empire food bank and catholic charities held a food distribution of ants now this was held and family community center and your stories high road west college avenue. they in the morning hours had dozens of people dropping off food items they also brought food over from catholic charities and then throughout the afternoon just probably hundreds maybe thousands of people came here to pick up food items you know after 2 weeks or so of fires and power outages a lot of folks their refrigerators are empty their food may with help gone bad, it is very difficult expensive to replace all of those items so this event was held it was thrown together

they served about 250 people in sonoma county. many of whom haven't had a warm meal in a number of days. and a reminder that some airbnb hosts are offering free housing to kincade fire evacues. airbnb has a special section. the free housing offer is good until next thursday. >>> a fast-moving wild fire in ventura county has forced several thousand people from their homes. we want to take you to southern california for a live look at the maria fire. it started at about 6:45 last night. just south of the city of santa paula. ventura county fire says it burned more than 8,000 acres. no containment. more than 7500 people are in a mandatory evacuation zone. . >> highest concerns on this fire is obviously life safety. . >> i just checked with steve paulson there are santa ana winds down there. firefighters say at least two structures have been lost. we've not heard if those are homes. more than 1800 homes and businesses are threatened. >>> the chronicle reports that the corner w by wall greens will close in less than two months. much of

fire fight for the can kate fire is now focused near the sonoma lake county line. firefighters say that their first priority. it's contacting the excuse me containing the fire as it burns on the eastern side of the lake dozens are out there working to clear brash and prevent the fire from spreading they also have helicopters that continue to do air drops putting water on those hot spots the fire is now less active. so that's good in crews are filling way more optimistic. just be >>frustrating being evacuated that we are working as hard as we can to get this incident contained. they can say for the community. >>well people in the town of middleton a put signs up all along the main roads in sonoma also lee county too thanking the first responders for their hard work for the past week. they say a simple thank you means a lot right. 10's of thousands of people are back home and trying to get you know back into the normal daily routine after leaving their homes last week kron four's maureen kelly talked to some folks in the lark feel we area who say they're just glad th

. >>> sonoma county is speeding up. a measure declaring a local state of the decision for mass evacuations that affecting some 180,000 people. >> i think it was the right thing to do and that's evidence by no civilian fatalities or injuries. yeah, there's a little bit of traffic but i think we can put up with that. i think it was the right thing to do. >> supervisors also agreed to extend a previous emergency declaration. >>> many people in sonoma county are trying to get back to normal and recover as well. one thing that helped kids in santa rosa took to the streets last night all afternoon people lined up at the largest fire in sonoma county. many people are still in need of food and supplies. >> nothing's prech. >> i think everything helps. i haven't worked since thursday of last week another donation included 100 backs bahhings of cannoty and groceries. basically refrigerated items are at the top of the list. cutting service to more than a million 800 of them are in areas where there's still wind related pg &e wind

. >>> an update on the kincade fire in sonoma county. cal fire announced the fire is now 68% contained. fire crews say they are making significant progress on the fire and the fire did not grow overnight. it remained at 121 miles and then it went up from 45% to 68%. so far, the fire has destroyed 352 structures including 167 homes. sonoma county is helping property owners who may have suffered heavy financial losses. the board of supervisors approved the measure unanimously declaring a local state of emergency. supervisors needed to take action because they are concerned the county may not be eligible for federal disaster funding. they prayed to the community for perseverance and the tireless work of firefighters. they supported those that were affected. >> i think it was the right thing to do and there were no civilian fatalities and injuries. there was a little bit of traffic but we can put up with that. i think it was the right thing to do. >> supervisors agreed to extend previous emergency declaration that was called due to the recen

hawkeye in sonoma county, 48 miles per hour . more reports for your from mount diablo. 45 miles per hour and the oakland hills around 20-36 miles per hour . talking about the fire threat but also last night into this morning we had rain showers develop across portions of the bay area and out toward the sierra. some snow showers in the winter weather advisory in place until 7 pm and this is all setting the stage for a very stormy day in southern california. los angeles and san diego have the clowns of the rain showers. for us in the bay area the clouds are clearing out and we check in on some of the current numbers out there. right now we have san jose at 64. santa rosa, 69. napa, 70. if you sponsor the lower 70s toward napa and fairfield. fairfield observation, gusting 68. napa gusting at 32 in santa rosa gusting to 28 miles per hour . more reports for you as you can see toward the coast and out toward the bay. not as strong but there is a bit of a breeze out there. here is a live camera looking out toward san francisco bay this

well, sonoma county is opening an assistance center monday. it'll provide information like the permitting process for recovery and rebuilding and applications for food benefits and medical insurance. it's at the healdsburg community center. >>> communities coming together to help this halloween. that's what happened in santa rosa today for those affected by the fire. from a food bank to a special party for evacuees tonight was really special in a lot of >> i have so much candy. >> reporter: at the sonoma county fairgrounds tonight kids got to be kids again because for the past week the kinkade fire has forced them to grow up fast. >> and we had kids in the shelter afraid halloween wasn't going to happen because they weren't going to be home. so we told them it didn't matter, we're going to do it here. >> reporter: the idea started two days ago when companies started calling asking if they could donate to fire victims. so for this night everyone can forget about the smoke, anxiety and their loss. >> because of a fire we couldn't have it. >> rep

gasia is up in our zip trip in sonoma county. >> and i'm dave clark. rosemary, you doesn't tell me it would be so cold. >> i hope they brought their jackets. a lot of 40s to go around. 37 in santa rosa, low-to-mid-40s stretching towards livermore and strategy, 47, the winds are generally light, seeing some fog along the coastline. a little bit of ground fog in our valley locations. it doesn't look too bad though. visibility a -okay for most of us getting out the door and on to the highways. we are going to remain dry today, tomorrow into sunday. we have a modest warm up coming our way through the weekend. things start to change by monday. transition to schooler weather, breezy weather, and by tuesday, rain in the bay area. i have details on your afternoon highs for your weekend. more on the rain and sierra snow coming up in just a little bit. here's a check on traffic with allie. >>> let's take advantage of the okay traffic before that rain hits. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. things don't look too bad. you can see someone getting pulled over in the

from sonoma county. hi christine, a. >>well hey good morning and it's definitely a good morning for a lot of people out here the's a lot of been saying i'm actually standing here with a group of santa rosa residents and the way that i saw that they were here is i drove right on by we're here at the corner brookwood avenue as well as bennett valley and this is actually the corner of the sonoma county fairgrounds and so every pretty much. the person who is working this fire has to make a right hand turn into fairgrounds because this is there home base there at the center if you will and so who did they see when ey do that. the residents and it's not just one organization one family of sorts. it's a mix in mold of groups of the of people. and thank the firefighters and supporters in these are live folks who acally also unfortunately we're victim to the tubbs fire just 2 years ago. we're going to chat with them see what brought them out here i've got gina this morning, tina thanks for joining us. >>thank you good morningso w

sonoma county. the redwood empire food bank and catholic charities held a food distribution of ants now this was held and family community center and your stories high road west college avenue. they in the morning hours had dozens of people dropping off food items they also brought food over from catholic charities and then throughout the afternoon just probably hundreds maybe thousands of people came here to pick up food items you know after 2 weeks or so of fires and power outages a lot of folks their refrigerators are empty their food may with help gone bad, it is very difficult expensive to replace all of those items so this event was held it was thrown together sort of last minute here. it was held for the folks could stop by pick up some food still the refrigerator back up and hopefully get back to their normal lives and for neighbors who have had to endure and are still enduring power outages events like this are very welcome. yeah, it is incredibly helpful us on facebook >>i was here's secon

incidente se reportó poco después de el mediodía cerca de sonoma en vallejos. >> claudia conversó con testigos y nos acompañan vivo con la más reciente de esta situación que ha de cuéntanos que se te ocurrió?. >> que tal compañeros muy buenas tardes les comento que en estos momentos la tienda no está operando solamente algunos empleados se encuentran dentro limpiando y bueno organizando los artículos, y fue esta tarde poco antes de la 1:00 de la tarde cuando un vehículo se impactó contra una tienda en el 3475 del boulevard sonoma en la ciudad de vallejos seis personas resultaron heridas cuatro de ellas eran trasladadas hasta el hospital en una ambulancia y las otras dos se rehusaron a recibir atención médica de que sólo surgieron cortaduras ocasionadas por los cristales del negocio un testigo habló con nosotros y relata los momentos de angustia que vivió ya que dice que vio a varias víctimas tendidas en el piso.

this halloween, sonoma county is bouncing back from a real threat. all afternoon, lines at a community center. people picking up donated groceries to replace food that spoiled in the refrigerator. >> everything helps. >> this employee was chased out of geyserville by the kincade fire. >> i haven't worked since thursday of last week. we don't know if we are getting paid or not. i'm thinking we are. hopefully. >>> november will be a tough month for many. >> nothing is fresh. no eggs or milk. or donations are needed on friday so that giveaway can continue one more day >> we are in need of donations for individuals that lost food. >> milk and eggs are the number one most requested thing. 100 bags, gone in a flash. >> winter has always been in this vacuum. consider it our own little world. on sunday, we were having a big party on the town green. that will be a welcome home celebration. >> when the crowd poses for a picture, restaurants may still be closed. lighting on but they haven't restored natural gas for the grills. >> no one will give us a solid ans

slicing through lee county, sonoma county. the airflow is offshore and there is your breeze. nap and fearful gusting up to 30. nevada, 24. highs today will be 74 in santa rosa. >>> we do have traffic that is going to be okay if you're driving to the bay bridge. let's go there. traffic is moving along well. if you are driving up to the toll plaza it is light. we are looking at a commute where the east bay is off to a good start including the tracy commute so far and also it's let's go back to the desk. >>> because of changes in the weather pg&e now says we will not see the widespread power safety shutoffs first planned. the new plan for shutoffs will now affect 150,000 pg&e customers and 18 counties around the state. that includes almost 43,000 customers in napa, solano and lake county along with part of sonoma county. though shutoffs are due to begin at 7:00 this morning. however pg&e says later this afternoon sonoma county will have a second phase of power safety shutoffs beginning at 4 pm. emergency officials say preparing for all of this is getting easier but it's taking a

>>well here in sonoma county 3 students at sonoma state university have been arrested and charged with burglary and possession of stolen items now back on october 26 the campus was evacuated as the kincade fire. in advance a few days later on the 29th, 3 students darrell livingston reams jose ricardo rubio and lamont brian paxton were pulled over and the arresting officer discovered stolen items in their vehicle as they were attempting to leave campus now they were taken into custody booked in the sonoma county jail. now since classes resumed here this week. students have returned to their dorm rooms and discovered that they had been burglarized in total 24 police reports have been filed claiming that residences have been burglarized police now believe that the 3 suspects they have in custody may be responsible. i talked to students here on campus on friday who say it was chaotic when everyone was leaving school last month and they are surprised that so many dorms had been burglarized a new there's security here and stuff so. >>i don't i don't know like how that could happen you know l

son napa, solano y sonoma. en sonoma tenemos en vivo a carlos farÍas. cuÉntanos cÓmo recibieron este apagÓn. carla: asÍ es, ramÓn y paola. esta en santa rosa, una de laszonas afectadas por los apagones preventivos de pg&e. la primera fase es a las 6:00 a.m., la segunda es a las 4:00 p.m. nos encontramos en uno de los centros que ha dispuesto santa rosa para las personas afectadas. estas personas podrÁn venir aquÍ a recargar sus celulares, tambiÉn vemos que este centro contiene calefacciÓn. hablamos con la portavoz del condado de sonoma y esto nos dijo. >> el condado de sonoma hace un gran esfuerzo para prepararnos, sin importarla cantidad de residentes afectados. estos apagones generan un inconveniente muy grande para los residentes. tenemos muy en cuenta que las temperaturas van a bajar, van a alcanzar asÍ como los 30 f. algunas personas no van a poder estar calientitas en su casa. por eso vamos a abrir un centro de calefacciÓn en el Área de sonoma, donde estÁ la mayorÍa de gente afectada al este el condado para que puedan pasar un tiempo

up 101 to sonoma. we're going to show what you the region is all about. great wine, fabulous restaurants and most of all amazing people. we do hope you join us friday morning for a district zip trip to sonoma count' and he will extreme it live on ktvu.com. >> i visited a couple vineyards. they're very excited to join us and i saw them working on your piece, sal. the food in hillsburg looks delish. >> it's very good. i've fry today myself. you will get to virtually try it on friday morning. tried it myself. you will get to virtually try it on friday morning. the bay bridge is backed up to the macarthur bridge. it's a 30-minute delay. you probably already know about dream force, at mascony center. you can see the traffic on 880 is slow and 24 is slow. these are all pretty typical delays. 101 has been a little bit tough in san mateo through daily city into the crystal springs reservoir area and all of the slow traffic in the south bay is going to be slow coming up next time we'll dive a little deeper into

sonoma and 29 and along lakeville highway. west along stony point road, so if you see tens and 20s, there are a bunch of them. a sunny and mild afternoon. they don't last very long and there is no running out napa airport is down to the 30. redwood city, fremont, over to caster valley, 30s, fairfield, 33. on the peninsula, mid-30s. atherton, stanford, los altos, and redwood city to 39. still an offshore component. it's not that strong but it will translate into some warm temps by the coast. the pattern for the wind is changing and is dry. sunny and mild conditions. 67. >>> more breaking news this time in the eastbound bay. the search is on the way for a shooter who opened fire in orinda. the home is not far from highway 24. the shooting started just before 11:00. authorities say more than 100 people were at the party. the home was being rented out and gunfire woke them up. those who were injured were taken to a local hospital and are still working to learn their condition. >>> after most people get their power back, the ceo is

here is a list of the districts affected throughout sonoma county. there is a complete list you guys are looking at. they fall into the zone of where pg&e feels they are the most wildfire threats. that is a primary reason for these shutoffs in the first place. wildfire prevention was discussed last night in marin county. they are no longer dealing with the shutoffs but they were there to discuss ways to harden your home in the event of a wildfire and important lesson for folks as we continue to deal with the threat of wires. >> look at your front doormat. do you have a natural juke doormat at your door? that could ignite when an ember lands on it. >> it makes you realize what you can do to your home to save yourself because the fires are coming to marin. >> reporter: here is a look at the overall numbers of households affected by the shutout. drastically dropped from yesterday's from pg&e. shutoff is expected to begin in napa and sonoma counties at 8:00 a.m. >>> we are expecting winds to peak later on this morning. we are still under that red flag wa

we are sonoma county strong. they did not come up with that little thing for nothing. >> we will chat with community leaders, business owners and people who live in sonoma county about everything the north bay has to offer. hope you can join us later this morning for that special zip trip to sonoma county.we will be live in sonoma, windsor and healdsburg plaza. that's coming up at 9:00 right here on ktvu fox 2 and we will stream it live for you on ktvu.com. >>> while they are doing that you and i will hold down the fort here. allie rasmus too. she is watching the commute. >>> good morning. sal is on his way to healdsburg. in the meantime i have you covered on traffic. so far things are pretty good. we will start with the super commute from tracy. there is some slowing westbound 205 as you approach ore or less no major problems to tell you about. in the last hit i mentioned things on the westbound 80 quarter looked good and minutes later we got into the newsroom a report about a crash on westbound 80 east of san p

this is according to the sonoma county website if you are still under evacuation. the santa rosa veterans memorial building the sonoma county fairgrounds specifically finley hall and grace hall. in santa rosa cross walk church napa valley expo and these evacuation centers are only accepting large animals were talking about the sonoma marin fair grounds in petaluma and the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton all the addresses for these evacuation centers are posted on our website kron 4 dot com. >>one animal shelters trying to help another one after the can kid's fire displaces a lot of it perhaps another animals from their homes, how one bay area shelters trying not to leave any animal behind. >>the has said these power shut-offs could be a yearly event for the next 10 years. if you're thinking of investing in a generator. we have a breakdown of what to look for. then we asked pg in the tough questions in a live report after the break we'll hear an update on the. >>power shut off sandy accusations that pga has started 5 fires in the bay area this week alone. >

make sure to join us friday morning for a special zip trip to sonoma county. our special will air live from 9 am until 10 am. you will see it right here on ktvu fox 2 and streaming it live on ktvu.com. >>> that's nice because sonoma county we lately have been talking about fires and power outages and will be nice to talk about those amazing stories about such a great area. >> i went to this restaurant called the let in healdsburg. it's named after the shut and the brother on the place. i was very happy. sal but i produce these other people who help me. active. wait a minute. we do traffic.westbound from he traffic. 37, slowing there. we are kind of easing into the commute. highway 4 has low traffic and 80 between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze, a nice- looking commute and at the bay bridge we have some slowing. no problems on the actual bridge in the fog is not an issue. check out the golden gate bridge. you can see both towers and you can see over to marin. visibility is good. 5:51 am. steve , good morning. >> sal, good morning. chef sal. >> i wi

he will pluck them right off the vine.>> the bears numbers are growing in sonoma county they've been captured on game cameras and their print spotted on trails. they aren't aggressive aggressive but the eight $10,000 worth of pinot noir last year alone . >> yikes. >>> thank you for watching the news at 7:00. >>> we will be back at 11:00.>>> the giants have hired a new manager. that's coming up on www.cbssanfrancisco.com. when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from the state to help lower the cost of health insurance... more for those already getting it, and new help for many who haven't gotten help before. with insurance, you have annual out-of-pocket caps that limit your financial risk. if you ever have high medical bills, you'll only pay a small portion and your plan will pay the rest. at coveredca.com you can see health plans side-by-side, so

smack sonoma coast, chardonnay. this one pairs wonderfully with roasted chicken, turkey as well, crabcakes is an excellent pairing. >> some people have crab, perfect with crab? okay. and this one? >> this one is a nderful, it ha tons of fruit both on the nose and on the pallet and did pairs with a wide selection of food. such as turkey. smack you can have red with turkey? >> you can. i think lighter reds are great for thanksgiving, such as grenache or the next one, the pinot noir which is a classic thanksgiving perry gets >> this is the hot wine everyone has been drinking. why do you suppose that is? and i haven't tried any but i'm going to try this. c, is it because they are lighter than cabs? >> people typically pair cabernet with a heavier game, steak or lamb and when you get into the b is like turkey or ham, pinot is an excellent pairing. >> the only mistake you can really make with wiser thanksgiving? is there something to be born? >> i don't think so. i think the solution is to provide options especially when

sonoma county. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan pam moore has the night off we've got a map from cal fire it shows the areas where the orders have been lifted. >>cal fire mllowing people who live in parts of sonoma county and napa to return home that includes calistoga if you live along box canyon road in lake county between highway 29 and napa county line you can go home, same is true if you live west a big canyon road. south of sulphur creek road in harrington flat road. also west of the sonoma county, a lake county line north to the intersection of mckinley road and bottle rock road and that includes coldwater creek road lake few road and golden pines. >>firefighters are also getting the upper hand on the kincade fire here are the latest numbers of fire is now 60% contained full containment is expected by november 7th that has burned more than 76,000 acres. 282 structures were destroyed a 141 of those were homes. more than 90,000 structures are still at ris

>>well here in sonoma county 3 students at sonoma state university have been arrested and charged with burglary and possession of stolen items now back on october 26 the campus was evacuated as the kincade fire advanced a few days later on the 29th, 3 students darrell livingston reams jose ricardo rubio and lamont brian paxton were pulled over and the arresting officer discovered stolen items in their vehicle as they were attempting to leave campus now they were taken into custody booked in the sonoma county jail. now since classes resumed here this week. students have returned to their dorm rooms and discovered that they had been burglarized in total 24 police reports have been filed claiming that residences have been burglarized police now believe that the 3 suspects they have in custody may be responsible. i talked to students here on campus on friday who say it was chaotic when everyone was leaving school last month and they are surprised that so many dorms had been burglarized a new there's security here and stuff so. >>i don't i don't know like how that could happen, but it you k

we will break it down with one of our political analysts sonoma state university political ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>a big day in politics today wrapped up day for the public impeachment hearings on capitol hill. we heard from the us ambassador to the european union gordon sondland who testify before the house intelligence committee saying that there was in fact, quid pro quo for you quite a crane to announce investigations into president trump's political opponents which seemingly is a bombshell moment, the ambassador also said the vice president the secretary of state. >>and other top white house officials were all. on what was going on and with regard to ukraine we want to go now. to sonoma state university, political science share david mckeown david thank you for being with us today would seem to be. >>a monumental day and night only the impeachment hearings but the presidency and us history. but if you watch what some republican pundits ar

sonoma county spent the most, an average of $220,000 per day. santa clara county did not provide numbers but the city of san jose did. $88,000 per day. lorain county 48,000, napa county, 40,000, solano county, 14,000 per day in san mateo county with $7500 per day. alameda and contra costa counties did not provide numbers. sonoma county and san jose have the most people left in the dark. san jose director of emergency management said they used resources to keep officers on the clock, check generators and the cost to keep libraries open which served as a resource center. >> our library staff was the most in contact with the community. the people come to them about what their needs are and what they are looking for. they have the communication for that. >> reporter: in san jose employees logged a code on timecards when doing work tied to the psps. time that is normally spent on what they are hired to do. >> it takes step away from primary duties. staff were not available to repair roads, make sure parks were safe, to law enforcement investigations,

we're in sonoma county. the county's paying for the first clean up cost but property owners they're going to have to pay the rest. >> that's right. good morning, dave. . there is still that burnt smell in the air. there is a lot of work to get done and as you mentioned there is going to be that responsibility for sonoma county and homeowners. now the first of a two part clean upstarts today. we do know it will take about 3 weeks. the kin cade fire destroyed more than 170,000 homes. it's still a large enough disaster to trigger a federal clean up. that means sonoma county and homeowners are responsibl . the first phase will be done by the county at no cost to homeowners. they'll go through properties and get rid of things that propose a health risk. that includes flammable products like paints, oil, batteries, ammo, and propane and then properties will be ready for phase 2 which is debris removal. that cost will be the responsibility of homeowners which can cost $2 which is debris removal. that cost will be t

. >>> now an update on the kincade fire burning in sonoma county. fire crews say they are making significant progress. the fear has barely grown from this time yesterday. containment went from 45%. so far, the fire has destroyed 349 homes, sheds and other buildings. during the fire. the board of supervisors unanimously approved a measure declaring a local state of emergency. supervisors say they need to take action because they're concerned the county may not be eligible for federal disaster funding. also praising the communities communities perseverance and the mass evacuations affecting some 180,000 people. >> i think it was the right thing to do. no civilian fatalities or injuries. a little bit of traffic but we can put up with that. . >>> many people in sonoma county are trying to get back to normal and help their neighbors recover as well after evacuations and the kincade fire. kids in santa rosa took to the streets to trick-or-treat last night but all afternoon people lined in the community center. the largest fire in sonoma county history pro

on the rise, wildfires [ indiscernbile ] in sonoma, for a pg&e takeover. >> reporter: taking pg&e out of the hands of investors, and putting it in public control, one of the ideas batted around here at the cinema valley veterans hall, which just a few days ago was listed as an emergency center. >> we are all here because pg&e has stolen our peace of mind. >> reporter: people had a lot to vent with the latest pg&e shut off still fresh. >> the status quo, and pg&e, is unacceptable. >> reporter: senator bill dodd told this audience the company must change, for oversight and climate change, the crowd had  questions. >> what the plans are, to actually fix the problem. a lot of blame going around. >> reporter: and worry. >> concerned about what goes on as far as wildfires in our community. >> reporter: in october, a fire burn in sonoma, casting smoke and fear into the cities plaza, this year, a different disaster, the unitization. >> retreat power shutoffs as a safety hazard. we see it as a continuum, flood, fire, earthquake. >> reporter: impacts go well beyond traffic lights, and with fi

the majority of respondents were in santa rosa and sonoma. and nearly two thirds of them say they lost power for more than 48 hours. the industries hit hardest include finance and professional services...followed by retail...and food services. businesses say they saw a variety of impacts. some experienced extensive loss from being closed for two days. others saw an uptick in business on an otherwise slow day.(grant) respondents also weighed in on what said they thought would help when there's a shutoff. among the responses -- clearer maps...more communication..and even affordable generators. the county partnered with moody analytics to develop the survey. ken --pam back to you. (pam) another big day on capitol hill ... two new witnesses answer questions from the house in

no one knows exactly how many bears are moving south into sonoma. one thing is clear, the population is growing. >> reporter: the tahoe area has a real bear problem. >> yeah, we don't want to be like tahoe. we want to be proactive and reactive in this project. the bears are safe and humanistic, property is safe. we are really living in coexistence. >> reporter: in sonoma county, don ford kpix 5. >> navarro vineyards estimates last year the bears ate about $2000 worth of grapes. >>> dana foods owns berkeley farms, haywood based barry brand. dean foods says it has answer talks with the dairy farmers of america cooperative that could result in the sale of all of its assets. berkeley farms will remain in operational as the parent company goes to the chapter 11 process. >>> measuring force conviction does not start for another week, but street closures are already in effect. it started this morning on howard street. they shut down between third and fourth streets. that is in effect until november 24th. all of the activity centers around the center, organ

. >> as thousands of evacuees return in sonoma county, a chilling challenge. how people are working to stay warm as temperatures drop. >>> also, are you getting wha g your deposit back on the bottles and dancans. >>> and the online videos that show the moment gunfire killed four people in one of the bay area's safest neighborhoods. >>> the news at 11:00 starts right now. tonight, the search continues for the gunman following one of the deadliest halloweens in bay area history. >> the chaotic scene captured on social media. >> there was word the police were already on their way to that home before the shooting started. let's begin team coverage with cheryl hurd who is the first reporter on the scene for us last night. cheryl? >> reporter: well, police just left this location not long ago after being here almost 24 hours. the suspect or suspects are still on the loose, and this investigation is just beginning. tonight crews were out in the dark cleaning blood off the streets party shooting at an re. you are looking at video inside that party. video taken just mo

>>congress in containing the kincade fire in sonoma county. so the latest updates that we're getting in is that it's now 65% contained cal fire expects full containment by november 7th. and we have more numbers coming into the newsroom. the fire has burned over 77,000 acres. it has destroyed 349 structures so far 165 of those were homes about 1600 structures remain threatened this morning and there and he's a huge drop from the 90,000 that we saw before right. no deaths have been reported so far that's good. but for firefighters have been injured. want to take a little peek outside we're checking in on on the san mateo bridge. it is a little crowded already as expected. you know the commute starts early. you're on westbound 92, but the temperatures it's cold outside or lease cold by west coast standards right. it's 35 degrees right now in santa rosa 3rd 9 and napa 43 in oakland, 54 degrees right now at fremont and 41 and redwood city so grab that jacket grab that coat before you head out. john trimble has your full forecast coming up after the

but those high winds are playing a factor into the decision making tonight on for a long was in sonoma county with reaction fr people who are anxious to find out if the power it's going to be on off this week. >>where and when the power would be shut o in the north bay but in sonoma county it has become the new normal for residents. they say they understand why it happens but they are not looking forward to it don't like it. >>but if it sves us from being burned like we were 2 years ago. i guess it's,ok cinema residences in gaelic lost power fo2 days last month during pg knees public safe power shutoff she's learned to live with it how do you prepare for that. we have a generator so we don't worry too much aboutt. >>yeah, you don't like it now. >>with that you know there's no other options at this point other >>highinds and critical fire weather conditions prompted the utility company to shut off power twice in october weeks apart the kincade fire broke out in sonoma conty on october 23th and during the psp event the je ne aits there was an issue with a transmission tower at the same l

>>the kincade fire continues to burn in sonoma county. but firefighters are making good headway in their firefighting efforts cal fire lifted evacuation warnings for many areas in the county we are back and we're happy to be back people in healdsburg returned home friday, this kind of disorienting being out of the house and not knowing what was going on to city was one of the first evacuation centers when the kincade fire broke out on october 23th and swepinto geyserville erratic winds feel the fire healdsburg residents were forced out of their homes again down the fence staff to we needed and they ca like every around the 6 clouds back hashing get up and down this was the scene on october 25th plumes of smoke filling the sky 7 days later clear blue skies at th ext spot. a picture many residents inhis healdsbg neighborhood are happy to see really grateful. the kincade fire in pg any p wer shut o made the situation worse. some have been away from their homes for more than a week homes were stroyed on chalk hill road. these homes were spare

mid 50s, if you're ever above 1000 feet and sonoma county it won't be bad. if you're down in the bottom of the valley it will be. it's really only sonoma county. look at the rest of the bay area. upper 30s for the east bay. look who will be one of our warmer spots. santa rosa that's what dry air does. you go to the extremes and you can really bottom out for morning lows. may i suggest something, the bay area science festival has been going on. you go down on the field and you can walk all the corn cars concourses and bring the kids. there will be science exhibits and organizations. it's one of the coolest things you can do. there's the rest of your 7-day forecast. a little bit of a warm-up but not much. let's hope the change is soon. >>> coming up next a heated resignation speech from a california congresswoman. >> plus what president trump was doing as impeachment hearings against him got underway in d.c. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ge ther so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase.

it is now the largest file in sonoma county's history. debra malone live in santa rosa. >> reporter: halloween has been overshadowed. the annual haunted house in santa rosa wasn't sure it would have power or patrons. it is good to see people having fun after days of turmoil. a santa rosa tradition, trick- or-treating at a his store, mcdonald avenue. this halloween, sonoma co is bouncing back from a real sprite. all afternoon, long lines at a community center, people picking up d groceriesto replace those that spoiled in warm refrigerators. >> kids are lined up around a quarter dressed up in >> reporter: haven't worked sin thursday of last week. we don't know if we are getting paid or not. >> reporter: november will be a tough month for many. >> we have no eggs, no milk. >> reporter: more donations are needed friday so this giveaway can continue one more day. >> anything you need in your fridge to feed your family, we are in need for those individuals who lost their food. >> reporter: milk and eggs are okay? >> those are the most requested

it was a beautiful day up there in sonoma county. i headed today's trip we talked to a number of business owners about how the fire affected them. >> frank mallicoat spoke with the owner of robert young estate winery and thanked firefighters were saving his business. >> fred young will never forget that fateful night. >> you could just see the glow at the top of the hill and soon you started seeing the flames. >> reporter: he is a fifth generation owner of the robert young estate winery. 448 acre strong and it's vineyard was in the crosshairs of the kincade fire. >> the wind was just 60 or 70 miles per hour and it came from the top of that hill down right to the bottom of the vineyard which is a good mile and a half and it was on top of us. >> reporter: young and his son and dozens of firefighters off the flames for 24 straight hours and miraculously save the vineyard. the winemaking facility, their homes and their new multimillion dollar tasting room which is now surrounded by charred ground. exhausted, those firefighters took a wel

according to this interactive map on the sonoma county government's website. all evacuation orders have been lifted. but there are still a few areas under the blue zones where you can see in e middle of your screen used to be under evacuation as orders or warnings. but now those areas are completely. well today predent trump sent a series of tweets attacking governor gavin newsom's handling a recent wildfires across the state. the president said governor newsom has done a terrible job of forest management and that theirst day he met him he told him to clean as forest floors regardless of what environmentalists demanded that president trump went on to blame the governor for the recent wildfires saying you don't see close to level of birth. in oth states. we go now to santa rosa where firefighters have had their staging camp and they are still busy at work. kron four's gayle ong got a ride along today and survey the recovery process she joins us live with that story, gayle. >>well we know that damage assessors are 101st. when it comes to assessing home and busin

on friday we hit the road to hillsboro, windsor and sonoma to show you what sonoma county is all about. we are talking about great wine, fabulous restaurants and amazing people. be sure to join us friday morning to a zip trip to sonoma county live from 9-10 on ktvu , we will stream on ktvu.com . >> i did some research on friday, we see it coming up soon. >> that is friday, this is monday, stay here, wendy williams is up next on ktvu ! [cheers and applause] >> announcer: life from new york city, it's a "the wendy williams show"! ♪ >> announcer: now, here's wendy! [cheers and applause] >> wendy: thank you for watching. say hello to my cohosts come up studio audience.

today sonoma county will open assistant center for people affected by the kincaid fire. it will be at the heels of the community center and the doors open at 10:00 this morning. there will be information from state and local officials about housing help and employment and as well as insurance. it will be open until 7:00 through wednesday night. >>> and the sonoma county office of education says most schools in the county will be open today. all schools in the hillsburg school district and mark west union school district will still be closed today and tomorrow. a decision will be made later if classes will resume on wednesday. schools in the windsor school district won't open until thursday and guyserville schools will be closed at least all of this week. >>> the time is 4: 03. the maria fire in southern ventura fire may be started by edison's equipment. it started last thursday night. the company says it has reenergized 16,000-volt line near the town of santa paula 13 minutes before the fire started. the fire is now burned almost 15 square miles. it is 70% contained. >>>