Heres a look at evacuation orders now for Santa Cruz County. Several Evacuation Centers are open. This man, 54yearold marlin coy, of Boulder Creek is now behind bars for allegedly looting an evacuated home. Police say he stole 15,000 worth of jewelry from the property and a mountain bike. Now to the wine country wildfires where firefighters have stopped the forward progress of all of the wildfires in the area. Here are the latest numbers. Tubbs fire 91 . Atlas fire 83 . Nuns fire 80 . Sonoma county authorities report that one additional death from the fires brings the total to 42. About 58 people are still listed as missing in napa and sonoma counties. More than 6,000 people have been allowed to return home. Governor brown is issuing an executive order to speed up recovery in areas devastated by the fire. President trump said despite the tweet, the Trump Administration says that the president has no plans to visit california. The next phase of wildfire recovery includes a cleanup of toxic waste. Kpix 5s Jessica Flores is live in santa rosa where one of two Community Meetings will be held today. Jessica. Reporter good morning. Thats right. Sonoma county wants residents to get back in their homes but the major problem right now is the cleanup. They dont want residents sifting through the debris and doing major cleanup because removing all that ash and kind of disturbing it could actually release harmful chemicals into the air and that could make people sick. So they are asking residents to kind of follow along with the state and federal plans. They have a plan to remove the toxic materials from thousands of fire scorched project. If people do largescale debris removal on their own, it could disqualify residents from Financial Assistance from fema. The government will remove materials like batteries, paint, solvents, electronic waste and any material that contains asbestos. There can be chemicals and asbestos and lead plus plastic particles all of that within that debris. So we are very concerned about people rummaging kind of through that and disturbing it and then getting it to be airborne an inhaling that. The county will hold two meetings today to discuss what residents need to know to get involved in this cleanup process. And also what they need to know to get back into their communities. One at 1 p. M. At sonoma veterans memorial. The second at 6 p. M. At santa rosa high school. And the county will also be discussing Housing Options for the thousands of people who lost their homes in these devastating fires. Reporting live, im Jessica Flores, kpix 5. We are now joined on the phone by scott alonso for more on the Recovery Efforts in Sonoma County. Good morning, scott. Good morning, thanks for having me. There will be meetings today. Tell us what you expect from these meetings. Well, we are expecting a large crowd at each at each town hall meeting. And were encouraging the public to attend and hear from state, federal and local experts on debris removal and the process in place to help residents manage their properties safely after this terrible tragedy. So we want folks to know were working with you to make it happen. It can take time working with state and federal partners but we have experts that are coming from all over the state to assist with this debris and toxic ash removal. Scott, we often see some of these residents who have had their houses destroyed by fires walking through sifting through some of the material. Whats the message that you want to send to them . Should they not be going through that material to find some of their things that theyve lost . I think we want to proceed with caution. There are Public Health risks that are very real as a result of these fires. You know, even the fumes are very toxic for food safety purposes. So theres that aspect of it. You know when you return home. The other aspect like you said is your getting back to your property and you want to look for your things. We totally understand that. Small scale sifting or small scale moving around, thats okay. But take the necessary precautions and be safe. Were really concerned about trying to move large amounts of debris or ash. That is not safe. That could be very hazardous. You cannot take those materials to the landfill. So please dont try to do that. Dont dispose of it on other lands. Work with us. We want to help. Because if you, um, work with the state, there will be financial compensation for homeowners for these costs that will come down the line and it will take some time but we have a comprehensive cleanup plan and licensed contractors to safely remove these materials that will protect you and your family. This obviously is going to be a huge and long effort as this Recovery Process gets under way. What about, you know, when this fire broke out and in the last week, some of that shock has kind of worn off, maybe even some of the grief and residents are saying, okay, whats our longterm plan . Any ideas on that . Well, i think its about figuring out, you know, what folks need and how we can help them recover. There are multiple services out there for residents not only on the debris removal side but getting permits to rebuild, thats a huge question. Were encouraging people impacted to register for fema Disaster Assistance on their website. Or they can go in person to our local Assistance Centers in santa rosa or sonoma. And we have seen thousands of people already at these local Assistance Centers. So were here to help you. The state and federal agencies are here to help you. And so we want to work with you. I think during these challenging times, you know, there are longterm effects. There are traumatic effects on your Emotional Wellbeing and so we want to make sure that you know that there are also Mental HealthServices Available for you and your family. So were here to help. Were in here for the long haul. We are part of the community. And we cant do without you. Well be with you during this process. Scott alonso from Sonoma County, thank you for spending time with us this morning and giving us all that information and those updates. Thank you. The firefighters, they definitely have these fires contained or they have to hope they have them fully contained by tomorrow, but the rain is coming. Oh, yes. Its going to be here and right now were already starting to see that moisture in the air so its not as dry. No more north winds. We are getting a nice ocean breeze and thats really going to help those firefighters tremendously. Heres a look right now. We can see the clouds covering parts of the top of the bay bridge. We are seeing high clouds so its not the low marine layer thats going to impact visibility but we are seeing it move further east because we have a pretty good strong onshore flow out there. So cloud cover also keeping our temperatures a little warmer serving as a blanket out there this morning. 54 livermore. 56 oakland. Concord 58. We have had mornings in the 40s. So thats not the case today. And you can see it on our satelliteradar. Look how far east the clouds are moving. Past livermore, concord and fairfield. Once we get the cloud cover to move, weve storm system to the north and thats going to bring us a good amount of rain. Well be tracking it for you in just a moment. Sounds good. Right now, we are tracking some slowdowns for drivers on southbound 101 over on the shoulder. Southbound 101 past old redwood highway. Traffic backing up to railroad. 10 minutes southbound 101 from petaluma boulevard north to kastania. Just a reminder, we have some ramp closures in the north bay off 101, mendocino and hopper avenue remain shut down. A car stalled blocking a lane on westbound 4 near willow pass and you can see that backup stretches into antioch 33 minutes from loveridge over to 680. 80 at highway 4 is getting backed up along the eastshore freeway. President trump is refuting claims that he was disrespectful during a phone call to the family of a fallen soldier. Congresswoman Frederica Wilson and a Family Member stand by what they claim they heard. Didnt say what that congresswoman said. Didnt say it at all. She knows it. At issue, the condolence call the president made to the widow of one of four soldiers killed in africa on october 4th in an ambush. I heard him say, well, he knew what he was signing up for, but it still hurts. I regret that i did not record it. Sergeant johnsons aunt has confirmed the congresswomans account. The father of Justin Wright another soldier killed in the ambush told cbs news that the president called him, too. He said the call went well and described mr. Trump as cordial. One of the biggest names in bay area politics is pushing to protect Daca Recipients. Jackie ward reports. Reporter House Democratic leader nancy pelosi met with those affected by President Trumps decision to end daca, dreamers and others at the district headquarters of an Immigration Rights group yesterday. Pelosi said most americans would support legislation that protects Illegal Immigrants and called on House Speaker paul ryan to bring a vote to the floor before thanksgiving. All we need is a vote. And you know why . Because the dreamers have conducted this crusade for america in such a dignified way and thats why i think as i said that the president supports the dreamers because the American People support the dreamers. President trump sent a letter to congress outlining his 70point immigration plan. In it, he told congress in exchange for protecting Daca Recipients in deportation, the deal must include full funding for a wall between the u. S. And mexico. The president also wants to crack down on sanctuary cities like San Francisco. The wall President Trump wants to build is project to cost 25 billion. In the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. Opening statements start on monday in a San Francisco murder case thats drawn National Attention over the sanctuary city debate. Jose Inez Garcia Zarate is accused of killing 32yearold kate steinle on San Franciscos embarcadero one of the piers in july of 2015. He was wanted for deportation by federal agents at the time. The mercury news reports that three immigrants are among the jurors selected in the case. All 12 were sworn in this week. Time now 6 12. Working to rebuild. A look at the cleanup under way in yuba county after the cascade fire tore through the area. Gray skies this morning making room for rain this afternoon. Ill let you know how much, who is going to get it first and what time. Thats all coming up. Plus, the steps bart is taking to reduce the screeching noise from trains. And we are tracking delays for drivers heading along 880. But what is causing these slowdowns . Well tell you coming up. That one. This. That one. Their lives after the cascade fire can get help on a range of issues during a 3day workshop. Fire victims can now ask in yuba county people rebuilding their lives after the cast indicated fire can get help during a threeday workshop. Victims can ask questions about fema, femas help, Social Security cards and insurance issues among others. The countys threeday workshop offers all this assistance under one roof. And as officials help people rebuild, some say that the community is truly coming together. I love this community and theres nothing that would make me want to leave, definitely not a fire. All cascade fire victims can also sign up for a debris clean up program set up with both state and federal assistance. Months after a Flood Disaster in san jose, the Water District is working to reduce the risk of future flooding. Tonight, officials plan to discuss what to do ahead of the winter storm season. Last februarys massive coyote creek flood forced thousands of people out of their homes. In the recent week, volunteers have been working to remove trash and debris thats clogging the waterway. Bart is working to reduce noise. The Transit Agency says in a blog post that its new wheel toride innovation will help curb the issue. Bart adds that by 2019, about 13 of its legacy fleet will be equipped with new wheels that are designed to be quieter. It plans to spend the next couple of years working on grinding the track rails at night. This is in order to produce a better surface that will have less interaction with the trains. Its its like nails on a chalkboard, hearing that screeching. No pain no gain. We are tracking some delays but not on bart. 56 trains on time with bart no delays for muni and ace. Off to a great start. Well take it over to 101 where we are getting multiple reports of this crash right near seminary drive. Its on the shoulder not causing any delays. Slowdowns at the Richmond San Rafael bridge toll plaza. Crowded westbound. 880 just south of 238, very slow as you are heading into hayward but no accidents or stalls. Give yourself some extra time. And lets send it to the forecast. Sunrise this morning at 7 22. When that sun arrives, dont expect to see much sunshine because we are going to see high clouds. We are seeing them this morning. But its not low causing that fog or that thick marine layer down to affect visibility. So it looks to be pretty high up there. And west winds they are here onshore flow up to 6 miles an hour. Fairfield feeling the breeze at 28mileperhour winds there. So the west winds have arrived. Thats why our temperatures will be cool today. And once that cloud cover comes on in, you will also see this system coming down with a cold front associated with it. Another reason were temperatures will stay cool. It will bring us some rain. 7 a. M. Clouds coming east with winds. No rain this this morning. Around noon rain will come through. Then 4 p. M. The north bay, santa rosa, will start to get a light shower coming through. Five, six, zen clock. Thats when it should peak. Between 7 and 10, basically all of the bay area will get the moisture and after midnight will clear up. Rain in the fire areas, they will take as much as they can get. Its going to be good between 7 and 9, 10 00, glen ellen quarter inch to threequarters inch of rain. Winter weather advisory three to six inches in the Higher Elevations in tahoe so expect travel delays if you are heading that direction. And temperaturewise, we are going to stay cool. 68 in concord. 68 fairfield. 65 in those stories and more tonight at 6 00. 66 degrees for santa rosa. About 10 degrees cooler than average, about 20 to 30 degrees cooler than what we saw on monday. And the cool air is going to stick around through friday. Tomorrow not many raindrops but cloudy and cold. Saturday, sunday will be warm. Sunny, monday, tuesday, wednesday, the north dry offshore winds will be back and our temperatures will be hot yet again. Thats a look at your forecast. What was the most famous quote from 1988 that impacted you . And did the music stop for the cubs at wrigley against the dodgers last night . Heres your hint. Cbs eye on the community. Presented by target. Food has the power to transform lives. With the help of target, the San FranciscoMarin Food Bank addresses hunger headon in the community. Our food pantries are vibrant. People feel welcomed, and theyre being respected. 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The raiders offense has been struggling during the fourgame losing streak averaging just over 13 points a game in the stretch. First year offensive coordinator todd downing isnt letting the boo birds get to him. I try to live my life in a manner of high character no matter what im doing whether im coaching or whether im shopping at the Grocery Store. So if you are at the Grocery Store and somebody says why didnt you run lynch anymore, does that stuff happen . Oh, yeah. I have friends that have them on their fantasy team that are mad at me for that. The raiders chief, coverage begins tonight at 4 00 right here on the big 5. 5th quarter to follow, myself, jeremy, vern glenn at the coliseum. Im dennis odonnell, have a great day. The bear fire continues to rage in the Santa Cruz Mountains this morning. Dozens of people are evacuated. Homes still being threatened. The latest next. Toxic waste at the disaster zones. What you need to know about the cleanup process ahead. The story coming up. Hi, im joan lunden. Based on data released by the cdc, theres a good chance that you or someone you know is going to be affected by diabetes. More than 30 million americans already have it, and more and more children are developing what used to be called adultonset diabetes. Joining me now is dr. Ann albright, director of the cdcs division of diabetes translation, and their associate director of communications, stephanie creel. I mean, the numbers, ladies, are so staggering. Stephanie, what can you tell us about the National Diabetes statistics report . Well, the numbers are just that, theyre staggering. We know that 30 million americans in our country are living with diabetes, and thats in addition to the 84 Million People who are living with prediabetes, which means over a hundred Million People in our nation are living with either diabetes or prediabetes. Thats like onethird of the whole country. Thats right, thats right. You know, when you start thinking about this and the medical cost involved in it, i mean, this is an epidemic that could be so incredibly expensive to us as a nation. Well, diabetes is expensive, and its not only the medical cost, but its a number of costs, 245 billion dollars. We cannot sustain that kind of trajectory. And it impacts our workforce. We need a Healthy Workforce for important productivity. We need a healthy military to defend our country. As a mom, i was really alarmed to see the spike in the number of Young Children developing diabetes. Why is it more serious when youre diagnosed at a very young age . Well, the longer you live with diabetes, it increases your likelihood of developing those complications. It really underscores even more why youve got to take good care all along the way. Important to help our children develop that good care early on, and certainly for everybody with diabetes, to do all that you can to manage diabetes. Such Important Information for every one of us and for us as a country. And to learn more about preventing and managing diabetes, visit cdc. Gov diabetestv. Well see you next time. Im joan lunden. [voiceover] sponsored by nacdd, with support from the centers for Disease Control and prevention. Visit cdc. Gov diabetestv. bubbly music as the cleanup begins in wine country, a new warning this morning. What homeowners need to know about the Hidden Health hazards. If we cant clean up our own house, then what do you do . The me, too movement that started with the Harvey WeinsteinSexual Harassment scandal reaches the state capital. Plus, just weeks after a gunman used a bump stock when targeting concertgoers in vegas a candidate running for governor of georgia is giving one away. First, this morning, firefighters are facing tough conditions fighting flames in the Santa Cruz Mountains. It is thursday, october 19th. Im kenny choi. Im michelle griego. Time now is 6 30. The bear fire broke out monday night along bear creek road near highway nine. Kpix 5s anne makovec is live in Santa Cruz County with the latest. Reporter the weather has been working in firefighters favor overnight for that so thats good news. Cool temperatures here low winds relatively high humidity. So hopefully well have some updated numbers on containment this morning. But this fire broke out late monday night and is raging. It started when a building caught fire near bear canyon road and deer creek road in Boulder Creek. Its burned 300 acres. Its 15 contained. Four homes have burned. It is burning in steep, rugged terrain. Very dangerous for firefighters. In fact, seven have been injured trying to fight this bear fire including burn injuries and broken bones. 150 homes under evacuation orders right now in the communities of las cumbres, deer creek and along bear creek road. Evacuations centers are set up at Lakeside Elementary School in los gatos and the zayante fire station in felton. Now, air operations have been huge to firefighters. By that we mean of course, helicopters dropping water, flames dropping fire retardant. They had to put that operation on hold yesterday because somebody was flying a drone around the fire zone. So a reminder that that is illegal. Hopefully, they are going to be able to get back to those air attacks today. Live in Boulder Creek, anne makevoc, kpix 5. Now to the wine country wildfires where firefighters have stopped the forward progress of all the wildfires in that area. Here are the new numbers. The latest numbers, the tubbs fire 91 contained. The atlas fire up to 83 . The nuns fire 80 . Sonoma county authorities report that one additional death from the fire brings the total to 42. About 58 people are still listed as missing in napa and sonoma counties. More than 6,000 people have been allowed to return home. Pg e reporting power has been restored to 99 of its customers. Another hospital closed since the early hours of the wine country wildfires is expected to reopen tomorrow. Kaiser permanentes santa rosa hospital was evacuated. Tomorrows planned reopening depends on state agencies completing the necessary paperwork. Kaiser says that the hospital has been undergoing extensive cleaning. Cleaning up toxic waste is now a major concern in the wildfire areas. Jessica flores is live in santa rosa where a Community Meeting is set for this evening. Reporter good morning, michelle. Theres actually two meetings this morning and afternoon today and what youre seeing behind me is the devastation. We are here in coffey park where everything was destroyed. Now Sonoma County they want folks to get back into their homes and they are trying to make that happen but they also say theres a long cleanup process ahead. They dont want people removing a lot of this Hazardous Waste on their own. They have a plan in place that has state and federal authorities helping out and they say that if you are going to do any removal on your own, that could disqualify you from any Financial Assistance from fema. They will have licensed contractors removing materials like batteries, paint solvents, flammable liquids, electronic waste, and any material that contains asbestos. Well, were expecting a large crowd at each town hall meeting. And were encourage the public to attend and hear from state, federal and local experts on debris removal and the process in place to help residents manage their properties safely after this terrible tragedy. So we want folks to know were working with you to facilitate that and make it happen. Now, it can take some time. Reporter now, two meetings today one at 1 00 p. M. At the sonoma veterans memorial, the second at 6 p. M. At santa rosa high school. The county says if you are going to go through the property and pick out little things, personal items like a ring, thats okay. But they are really worried about major removal and sifting through the debris and getting all those chemicals and fumes into the air. Thats what they dont want folks to do. So they are asking folks to go to this meeting today and hear about that cleanup process. Reporting live, im Jessica Flores, kpix 5. Today the san jose giants plan to send all these supplies including Household Essentials to survivors of the north bay wildfires. The team is set to leave in just a few hours. Thats a lot of stuff. All right. How about that weather . I did have my windshield wipers on this morning like one little wipe then it was done. Its definitely a little humid out there so you might see drizzle. Its mostly from the high clouds out there. So its not that rain that we are going to get this afternoon. In fact, lets show you whats happening outside right now. There is a break in the clouds, heres our vaca cam. Looking towards fairfield, we are seeing winds picking up a lot there. West winds at 28 miles per hour. Look at the temperatures. The cloud cover across most of the bay area, keeping our temperatures warmer than where were used to being this time of hour. Usually we are not 40s. Now we are in the upper 50s. Look at the clouds come through the coast. Now, we are expecting a break in the clouds and sunshine but then this system to the north of us is going to arrive and its going to bring us some rain. Ill track it for you hour by hour and let you know how much well get in just a bit. Good morning. Right now, we are tracking some big delays for drivers heading along westbound highway 4. Now, we have a big rig that has broken down and it was blocking one of those lanes. It looks like crews are now blocking two of those lanes. And that has traffic backed up into antioch 82 minutes over an hour commute just to go from loveridge over to 680. Definitely not the route you want to be on this morning. So give yourself some extra time through there. Reports of a new accident southbound 880 at thornton avenue looks like an overturned vehicle not causing a backup just yet. But we are sewing southbound 880 slowdowns. Back to you. San Francisco Police officers involved in a fatal shoot having being cleared and will not face charges. Investigators say that officers opened fire on Jessica Williams when she tried to drive away in a stolen car. The shooting happened last may. Shortly afterwards, the former police chief greg suhr resigned from the department. It came at a tomb of protests over Police Shootings including the death of mario woods in the Bayview District in 2015. San Francisco Police have arrested a man accused in a hit andrun that left a Police Officer with critical injuries. Authorities say the suspect struck the officer who was riding a bicycle on turk street by franklin. Then they say he sped away eventually abandoning the car near the panhandle. The officer was rushed to the hospital. Many of his colleagues are struggling with the news. This is a tough day for the San FranciscoPolice Department and city and county of San Francisco. I just spoke with some of the officers from the affected station, and everyone right now is having a tough time with this and so i ask the public to keep the officer in their prayers. Assistant chief Toney Chaplin says the officer has been with the sfpd for four years. Just weeks after a man opened fire on a crowd at a las vegas music festival, a republican candidate running in the georgia Gubernatorial Race took to twitter this week to announce he is giving away a bump stock the device added to a semiautomatic weapon to make it simulate fully automatic. He set it up on his website. Its his way to oppose for laws against bump stocks. No law would have stopped the rampage in las vegas. He passed all background checks and had no mental illness. Lawmakers are now pushing for a ban on bump stocks which he used to modify his guns into rapid fire. California attorney general javier buy Xavier Becerra wants to fight cutting healthcare subsidies. What we should focus on is president , congress other state leaders to figure out how to get every american insured. Not make it worse for millions more. On twitter, President Trump vowed to stop massive subsidy payments to democrats pet insurance companies. But more than 6 million americans benefit from cost sharing subsidies. Without those funds, they could be uninsured. Harvard university is taking bay a medal they gave to Harvey Weinstein in 2014. The medal was awarded to him for his contributions to black culture. The rescinding comes after more than 3 dozen women accused him of Sexual Harassment or rape. The Harvey WeinsteinSexual Harassment scandal is now Inspiring Women in politics to speak up. More than 100 from our state capital are now coming forward as part of a me, too movement. Jackie ward is in the newsroom with the details. Reporter you have probably seen the hashtag all over Facebook Timeline or twitter newsfeed. Me, too is a social Media Movement that started after the Harvey WeinsteinSexual Harassment scandal was revealed. Its something a number of politicians in sacramento can relate to. Partially because they have been sexually harassed themselves. Nearly 150 women in State Government are now saying me, too. Last night, they signed a letter exposing what they claim is a longstanding culture of Sexual Harassment at the capital and in the legislature a culture they claim has permeated state politics by some powerful men in leadership positions. Until now, assemblywoman rubio blamed herself for it. And she is not alone. Maybe its something i did. Maybe i, maybe i, maybe i. I just thought it was the price of working in politics. Enough is enough. Reporter republican strategist Arnold Steinberg says unchecked power breeds sexual abuse whether in sacramento or hollywood. In 24 hours, me, too was part of more than 12 million facebook posts, comments and reactions. It was tweeted nearly a million times in 48 hours. In the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. Time now 6 41. Taking a knee. Next, why several 49ers players say they have no plans to stand at Upcoming Games anytime soon. Plus, moving full speed ahead. The progress on the highspeed rail lines. And the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. Lets check the big board here. You can see the dow is down about 89 points. Coming up, well get an update from kcbs radios financial reporter jason brooks. Gayle king joins us now from new york. Good morning. Thanks. Cbs this morning starts at 7 o clock. Time for a look at whats coming up next on cbs this morning. Gayle king reports. We have new details on the deadly ambush of american troops in niger and why the patrol didnt have backup. Plus, north korea makes new threats against the u. S. New york times columnist just returned from the hermit kingdom and joins us at the table today. And our conversation with this guy, guess who im squeezing bruno mars with the success of his world tour. And one person in the audience that he says always makes him a little nervous. All that plus the eyeopener, your world in 90 seconds. Well see you at 7 00. Well see you in 15 minutes. Michelle, i love bruno mars. Run to the show, dont walk. He came out here to san jose a couple of months ago and i didnt go. I regret it. Give him an extra squeeze for me. Yes, yes, yes. All right. Okay. Ill see you later. See you at 7 00. Bye. Definitely a talented singer. All right, growing debate over the place of political protests on football fields. 49ers eric reid met with players and owners this week saying it was a step toward ending demonstrations during the national anthem. The commissioner says that players taking a knee wont be forced to stand. Nothing concrete was decided. Protests will continue this weekend. Feelings are mixed about it. We also have thursday night football tonight. Keep an eye on that. Apple stock is taking a hit with a couple of signature products not living up to expectations. Joining us with details kcbs radios financial reporter jason brooks. Reporter good morning. There are concerns about two of the devices that were recently released by apple. Taiwans Economic Times says the iphone 8 is seeing its orders cut back significantly as the iphone 7 continues to be popular. A lot of other apple fans are waiting for the release of the iphone 10. So wall street journal reports that the watch series 3 lost its cell connection in china. Analysts say that chinese authorities have likely cut the connection due to security concerns. As a result, apple shares this morning are down by 2 . Ebay delivered betterthan expected earnings for the 3rd quarter, but its guidance for the year was light. And as a result, shares of ebay are down 4 this morning. Good news on the jobs front. The Labor Department says that initial jobless claims fell 22,000 to 222,000. Thats the lowest level since march of 1973. Employers around the country having a tough time finding talented workers right now. Thats something that popped up in the feds beige book this week. Stock market close at 23,000 yesterday. Today pulling back a bit. Blue chips down 85. Nasdaq losing 53. S p down 10. Thats in the early going. Back to you. Thank you. The California Highspeed Rail Authority is expected to award a consultancy contract later today. The winner of the contract would provide the Railroad Authority with an operating perspective to ensure that the high speed line will be attractive to passengers while minimizing operating and maintenance costs. The contract is worth up to 30 million for the first phase. So high speed is what you want on the roads. The keyword is want. Probably not going to get it. Not in the bay area. Not today. We are tracking an 82minute travel time. Oh. For drivers on westbound 4. This is just a lane that was block by a big rig. Not even a crash which is good. Im glad there wasnt an accident but do expect delays out of antioch and trying to get over to 680. Man, it is a slow ride. 85 minutes from loveridge to 680. Your ride continues to be heavy southbound 680 towards north main street there in the yellow. Just under 10 minutes so not too bad yet. We are seeing those massive slowdowns for drivers heading along the eastshore freeway. 40 minutes over towards the maze. Then from the maze to San Francisco about 30 minutes. Our vaca camera showing this break in the clouds and what a view it is providing us this morning as we wait for the sun to rise. We are seeing just a few high clouds there. But quite the difference when you look at San Francisco downtown. Those clouds are actually getting lower and lower. And they will block the tops of our bridges and the skyscrapers across downtown. We have the low clouds and the west wind pushing it further out east. Temperatures will be cool today thanks to that onshore flow. 50 to 30 degrees cooler since monday. We were in the 90s for some areas monday. Now well be in the upper 60s today. Rain arrives this afternoon and heat is back for the weekend and early next week. Its going to get hot then. But lets talk about this rain and this cold front of the it is right now bringing a lot of rain down for washington, oregon, and it will dip down and does have that cool air with it. Once we get through the morning hours, well basically have high clouds this morning. And then by about 4, 5 p. M. , the north bay will see this. 7 to 9 p. M. Most of the north bay hills will have a good amount of rain possibly a quarter inch or more. Then across San Francisco by 10, 11 to midnight, widespread rain arrives with showers all over the bay area. Heres the amounts we might get a few hundredths for places like San Francisco. But Winter Weather advisory in effect for the Higher Elevations. Three to six inches of snow above 6500 feet. Thats the first significant snowfall of the season and at the beaches its going to be dangerous out there. In fact, waves up to 25 feet for those west, northwest facing beaches. Temperatures will look like this. Mid to upper 60s for the area. And then by tomorrow temperatures are going to get even cooler dropping off a couple more degrees. We warm up again for the weekend. Hot air monday, tuesday, wednesday. Thats the forecast. Dozens of people still under evacuation orders in the Santa Cruz Mountains because of the bear fire that continues to burn out of control. The latest on containment next. Toxic waste at the disaster zones. The warning from Sonoma County and the cleanup plan ahead. The story coming up. Wow nice outfit. When i grow up, im going to mars. Were working on that. Some people know how far they want to go. A personalized Financial Strategy can help you get them there. See how access to j. P. Morgan investment expertise can help you. Chase. Make more of whats yours. captain jordan Motta Calfire 1155 very steep terrain very loose footing very dangerous Hazardous Conditions for firefighters 59 w to wine coun im anne makovec live in the Santa Cruz Mountains where the bear fire continues to burn out of control. Luckily, the winds are low. The temperatures are cool. And the humidity is high. So hopefully firefighters can make some progress today. This fire broke out on monday night when a building caught fire near bear canyon road and deer creek road in Boulder Creek. It has burned 300 acres and is 15 contained. Four homes have burned. This fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain. 7 firefighters have been injured trying to fight it including burn injuries and broken bones. Very steep terrain, very loose footing, very dangerous Hazardous Conditions for firefighters. Reporter 150 homes are under evacuation orders there in the communities of las cumbres, deer creek and along bear creek road. Air operations, helicopters dropping water and fire retardant, were on hold yesterday because of a drone in the area. So a reminder that that is illegal. Also, one possible looter was arrested yesterday as well after stealing 15,000 in jewelry and a mountain bike. Right now live in Boulder Creek, anne makevoc, kpix 5. Now to wine country where firefighters are stopped the forward progress of all of the wildfires in the area. Heres a quick recap of the numbers. The tubbs fire is now 91 contained. The atlas fire up to 83 . Nuns fire 80 . Sonoma county authorities report an additional death from the fires. That brings the total to 42 now. About 58 people are still listed and sonoma counties. More than 6,000 people have been allowed to return home. Pg e reports that power has been restored to 99 of its customers. Kpix 5s Jessica Flores explains cleaning up toxic waste now a major concern in the areas. Reporter good morning. We are here in the coffey park neighborhood and this area devastated by the wildfires, debris all around. But the county is concerned about people doing major debris removal because sifting through those ashes can release fumes into the air that can be harmful and make people sick and they are saying that if you do private largescale cleanup that could disqualify you from getting Financial Assistance from fema. Federal and state agencies will oversee the cleanup plan. They will identify licensed contractors to remove toxic materials. This includes batteries, paint, solvents, flammable liquids, electronic waste and any materials that contain asbestos. Now, there will be two meetings today in the county, one at 1 p. M. At sonoma veterans memorial. The second at 6 p. M. At santa rosa high school. This is where residents can learn about the cleanup process. The county will also discuss what will happen to, um, giving basically giving options to folks who have lost their homes like so many here have in coffey park. Reporting live in santa rosa, im Jessica Flores, kpix 5. All right. Good morning, san jose. Taking a look at this plane landing right now and cloud coverage there. South bay, east bay, everyone waking up to clouds, except further past fairfield. This is our vaca vaca cam. Sunburns off and then later on this afternoon we get rain. At 3 p. M. , look at the totals across the north bay hills up to a quarter inch or more for some areas. We may get. 10 for San Francisco. More elsewhere. A cold front with the system, temperatures into the 60s today, 10 degrees below average. Speeds below average along southbound 101 all due to our third morning crash. Southbound 101 right near old redwood highway. Do expect delays through petaluma. 580 this is right near cutting boulevard, youre trying to go from marina bay parkway to the Richmond San Rafael bridge, its about 25 minutes. Bay bridge toll plaza jam packed. All right. Thanks for watching kpix 5 news this morning. Your next local update is 7 26. Cbs this morning is coming up next. Have a wonderful day. [ music ] good morning to our viewers in the west. Its thursday, october 19, 2017. Welcome to cbs this morning. Serious questions emerge about the ambush that killed four u. S. Soldiers in west africa. The pentagon says the mission had no backup because no enemy contact was expected. And the president denies claims that he was disrespectful to one of the grieving families. 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