The north bay wildfires as the threat from winds diminishes. Thanks for joining us. The death toll has climbed today to 41. There are still about 100 people missing. Tonight, more evacuees are being allowed to go back home, but some are still warrenned it could take days, or weeks to get back to their properties for good. Officials are trying to be certain the area is safe, and free of human remains. Tonight, we have Team Coverage on the devastating fires. Charles cliff fond is cover where cliff ford is covering where clifford is covering where the fires are now. Reporter we are at the Finley Community center. Were just outside, you can see it behind me, lot of hustle and bustle, people coming, going, the National Guard posted up outside to make sure everybody is safe. The red cross has taken hold here, and it is an official red cross shelter, and you just see such profound examples of generosity everywhere you go in santa rosa, and we literally stumbled upon the anderson family. Here they are, coming out of the dark. The and sons, we got travis, cameron, and mom, and you literally drove your minivan from utah . Why did you come here with a van full of air masks . To help a friend with the eagle project. Reporter you have a friend in utah who is an eagle scout, and trying to do a project. Mom, you have family in the napa area, and you wanted to support your family . He has been looking for an eagle project. He found out i was looking for masks, and asked if he could get it approved, found a foundation here through and, yeah, it just went crazy. Reporter Johnny Miller, the hall of game government error who has a charity golfer oh, has a charity. You said you were stopping along the way, getting these things donated . Yes, we were getting from home depot, any stores we think would have any type of masks we could get donated. Reporter and do you have any idea the total count . Or did you lose track . It was about 3500. And today, they got another donation for 500. Reporter now youve been driving around the bay area, dropping them off . Yeah. Reporter whats the response been . Lot of people are incredibly grateful. They didnt know where to get them. We hit some unique spots. Cam . Where were they . I cant remember either. Reporter its been a long day. They drove from utah all day yesterday, and have literally just been dropping them off. And you guys started to smell the smoke beyond napa, right . Yeah, it was throughout the car, even though we stopped the vents. We had to wash the car, because it was getting so bad and dirt from the smoke. Reporter how appreciative do people seem to be . They were really appreciative. When we dropped them off, the, i think it was the assisted living center, they were super grateful, they had one box of masks, and we checked and they needed some more, so we got them, and they were really appreciative. Reporter you are talking about a Senior Center . Yeah. Reporter thats crazy. The fact you came out here, hemming your buddy out, but a great idea, and thanks for executing it. We appreciate it as a spokesperson unofficially, you can see the need. I know you have family that has been impacted. They didnt lose their homes, but they know a lot of Close Friends at silverado, that just had the tournament, that Johnny Miller was a part of. Theyre going to drop them off right here. The red cross says yes, we can use them, we can distribute them, and help people that need to breathe. I can tell you the air is still not clean. It will be clear, and then you get a gust of wind, and it will be smoky. The need is profound, and well be back throughout this broadcast, and 8, 9, 10. Awesome support from friends near and far. Great stuff. Thousands are being allowed to go back to their homes as the number of evacuees drops from a high at 100,000 on saturday to just 40,000 on this monday. Evacuation orders have been lifted for the following areas Bennett Valley road, and the area east of pedestrian loom hill road. However petaluma road, but there are road closuring and guidelines for people returning to kenwood, boys hot springs, glenn ellen, and sonoma. You can see the specific areas allowed to return, and whether or not you will need to check in with identification. That information subpoena on kron 4. Com. Is on kron4. Com. Evacuated area was at state highway 128 from silverado trail to orders are lifted for Wooden Valley road at the napa Solano County line, and monticello road at state route 121. Mandatory Evacuation Order in mendocino has been lifted. All 8000 people evacuated from homes there are allowed to return home, or what remains of their homes. Mendocino county supervisor said for some, life will not be the same, and recovery could take decades. In santa rosa, medical personnel have been working around the clock at the santa rosa memorial hospital. Theyre tending, of course, to hundreds of fire victims. Some of those hospital workers lost their homes as well. But that has not stopped them from helping others. Reporter with hospitals close dued to fire, santa rosa memorial hand been pull triple duty. Not surprisingly, medical staff were some that lost their house. More than 130 caregivers here. Around 1 00, we started smelling smoke. Reporter among those who lost their homes was registered nurse reece. She was on the night shift when she realized the family home was right in the fires path. I contacted my family, or attempted to to see if they could evacuate. Reporter she couldnt reach her parents for several hours, but continued on the job. We started having patients who were living to the news and getting anxious, and their family members were evacuating as well. So just trying to be there and be calm. Reporter eventually, she heard her parents evacuated safely. Later, words the house had been destroyed, something she would share with some of her patients. One patient, who definitely lost his home, for him, i just told him i could relate. I had another patient saying he felt for so many of the nurses that lost their homes, and i broke down in front of him actually and just cried. Reporter but through it all, reece like her colleagues continued to come to work to help others. I know a lot of people felt hopeless in the first couple of days, knowing i could still be purpose physical, and help people purpose physical, purposefull and just concentrates on patients. Reporter the president of the hospital said maintaining quality healthcare is tied to housing for healthcare professionals. Thats why its a top priority to find solutions for the short term and long term to house those who were impacted by the fire. Tonight, firefighters were out again near the Oakmont Community in Sonoma County. They are trying to stop a fire spreading to four. Charles is live along highway 12 just off cough road. Tell us what youre seeing. Theyve been on the edge for quite some time. Reporter they have, the oakmont fire kicked up a few days ago, over the weekend separate from the other fires. If you look on the ridge behind me here up by Hood Mountain state park, thats the oakmont fire, burning and steep rugged terrain. Lets take a look at video for a closer look. This fire, its moved to the north, some other fires are burning to the north at a moderate pace. Firefighters made Good Progress for the last few days. They said at the press conference they are fighting pockets of fire in re spot acres remote acres. They are concerned highway 12 between santa rosa and sonoma is closed, but it is busy with activity there. Are fire crews from all over the state, over the west, going back and forth. Ive seen crews looking for any hot spots where embers might have started a new fire down closer to the road, so they are actively fighting the fire. There are bulldozers trying to get containment lines, they did say at the briefing the fire had jumped the bulldozer lines, but they were able to get in there and get those fires out that resulted an extra 30 acres burning. But building farther dozer lines to try to contain all of this. Finally, you may heard there is moisture in the forecast, but there was concern that what might happen is if a small amount of rain, lets say less than a quarter inch moves in, that cloud cover, the storm clouds could prevents aircraft from flying over the fires, and dropping retardant, so rain storm that doesnt drop a lot of rain could be a problem and allow the fires to grow faster. So theyre hoping it will be a lot of rain or no rain at all so they could use the aircraft. An incredible story out of napa where one woman went on a mission to save her familys home and winery. With the help of a volunteer firefighter, the home was spared. Spencer blake is live from the surviving winery. Reporter lets go back to last week at the point where most people had evacuated, including the pattis family, on dry creek road. They evacuated because they saw flames coming over the hill on sunday, and to put this in perspective, this winery sit between the patrick fire, and atlas peak. They could see the fires encroaching on their property. They did get out, but later, on friday, alexis, one of the daughter of the family, she decided you know what . I need to go back, im going to get some valuables, and she happened to get a call from someone who said they had sales rep with fire retardant meant for homes, and she could pick it up. She went to sonoma to meet had a man with the retardant, and he gave her that property saving chemical. He came up with me, helped me block vents in case embers got in the area, blackout the certain trees that were kind of near the house that might be problems, if the fire got near, he helped my buy a chainsaw, and cut down certain tree branches that might be a problem. Reporter they put that retardant on strategic points in the house. There are still flames fairly close to here, even tonight, so the family is staying in san francisco, but the house, the vineyard, everythings standing and James Anderson, thats the guardian angel, he offered that night to stay when things were really starting to get scary. He spent the nice in his truck, and watched over the whole vineyard to make sure there werent any problems, and he could do what he could to save t they didnt have any flames coming in here. We havent been able to reach James Anderson to have him share what happened, but we do know hes jest one of many of the dogoodies who see a need during the fire storm and meet it. 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Theyre the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then ill drive it every day of the week. Together, were building a better california. steve our breaking coverage continues tonight with another story of survival from a family in santa rosa. pam kron4s grant lodes joins us live from the Finley Community center with that story. Grant . steve grants is live from Finley Community center. He has this story for us. Grant . Reporter pam, we were in coffee park, were at the Evacuation Center where so many folks are still here so many folks in limbo. Weve had a team of reporters here sings early monday morning when the fire was raging here in santa rosa, and jr stone, you were able to talk to a couple of people today who just, you were telling me the story. A wild, crazy, there are so many like these, but insane story how they escaped, and they lost everything. They lived on 187 acres. They had a vineyard, but their home was the main setup on the vineyard, and i do want to get straight to some photos, because you can see the before, you can see the after. It was a total loss. They havent even been able to go back to their home because its an area thats closed off, still under evacuations and this first photo, you can see what this home looked like with the pool in the back area, and then on the lower part of it, you can see what it looks like today. Totally devastating. They knew a firefighter who was in this area, and it was that firefighter who was able to take photos to show them what it looked like. You see one of the all terrain vehicles, thats the polaris, thats what they used to cruise over the property, they were able to make it to the road, got in the car, took off, but the polaris burned in this as well, and some of the other photos you see on here are just total destruction. Theyve only had this area for four years, so it was something they worked so hard to build. Its called a peace land vineyards. They dont know if the grape vines survived or whatnot, but they did survive. Their animals survived, but they talked about what they went through last sunday night. This is what they had to say. Yeah, it was hell on earth. Embers were the size of your fist. The winds are going every which way. I dont believe it was 30 miles an hour, because we were at the of the mountain, and felt like 70. It was like the mountain was red. Like a stoplight. And it was like really 10 miles, and seemed like a mile or so, and we were frantic. Reporter back out live, you know, you heard it in their own words, and grant, you talked about it before. They told me it felt like something, felt like they werent on this planet. If that makes accepts. Its just 9 miles from where were standing and you just shake your head. Do you know if thursdays going to try to rebuild the winery and the house . Theyre going to rebuild, and be bigger, stronger, and theyre going to try to make it better. Keep in mind, there were other people in airbnb on their property. They ran up there, those people were getting their items and packing and, rj, who he talked with, said no time for packing. We have to go now and in the rearview mirror, that was when they saw the flames. Did they take the dogs on the allterrain vehicle . The polaris . I believe they did. They had a chicken coop, left it open in hopes the animals could get out, they got the dogs out, but they have handicap issues, so they were able they were right there, but nevertheless, theyre cruising down the property, 187 acres just to get out, and thats what they went through. One of the words you hear people use over and over is apocket rich particular. Its so a were going to show it at 9 00, is some embers you could see from the surveillance cameras that were still set up after they left the home. So well show that to you as well. The wind whipping the embers, thanks for that story. Pam, steve, now back to you in the studio. Grant, thanks so much. From the very beginning, weather played a crucial role in this. Were talking about the fire season. Its usually lasting until the first rain. Are we going to get the big rain . Were just looking at showers moving by, but the best news was not seeing the real gusty winds. In fact, in the last 6 hours, you can see the winds just blowing 57 miles per hour, and starting to calm down in places like sonoma, petaluma, napa, the winds not blustery at all. Thats good news for firefighters and its going to get better. I think well see more of a sea breeze the next 24 hours. It is very dry, 24 relative humidity. 26 in sonoma, 27 in napa. But well see the sea breathe starting to kick in as early as tomorrow afternoon, and that changes everything. You can see the influx off the pacific. That brings the humidity level downtown 61 . Santa rosa, its starting to rise inland. Youll see the cool breeze bringing the moist air in. I think improving firefights conditions, if we get that rain, that will be a big help. The air quality, its going to be unhealthy for another day in the north bay. Around the rest of the bay area, moderate conditions, but that should improve as we see the stronger sea breeze the next couple of days. Not only here, lot of that air making into the central valley, the sound part of the san joaquin. Looks like High Pressure is going to take care of things. The ridge will weaken. Then it moves out of the way, and here comes the sea breeze just in time to clear out the air, and see some moisture coming down from the gulf of alaska. Well have more in a few minutes. Well be right back, much more news ahead. 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Its taking time to craft the messages. Shes trying to give messages of thank you to the first responders, shaping a thank you. Crews gained upper hands on many angles on the wine country fires, orders are being lifted. There is some information that residents need to know before returning home. If the Evacuation Orders is lifted your community, only people in that area are allowed in the neighborhood. The neighborhoods can be visited between 10 00 a. M. And 5 00 p. M. There will be registration locations where can you get a reentry pass, but you must have a form of identification. You also must wear protective clothing and closed toe shoes before you can go in. Ll be available in each neighborhood. Insurance specialists will support services will be available in each neighborhood and Insurance Specialists will be available to help with documenting and with filing claims. Well be right back with more after this break. Es visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. So why not take. Me . I mean i always spell your name right. Seriously, take me, i cant listen to this playlist any longer. Im thinking mexico, and im a quick packer. Now at 830 firefighters are gaining ground on the deadly north bay wildfires. As a break in the windy weather allows them to battle back the flames. This as thousands of evacuees are being allowed to return home steve however the death toll in these fires could still rise. pam s the death toll of the fires could still rise. Sadly, thats because there are still people missing at this hour in sonoma, there are still 88 people missing. Sadly, the Sonoma County sheriff said they expect to find some missing inside burned out homes. 14 people are still missing in napa county. 41 people have died in the fires over all, including the driver of a water tanker who was killed this morning as he was trying to get water to the fire crews that needed it. The number of evacuees has dropped from a high of 100,000 on saturday, to 40,000 today. Firefighters are making the here are the latest numbers from the fire lines atlas fire has burned over 50,000 acres but is more than 48,000 acres have been burned the nuns fire, which is 50 contained and tubbs fire, that has burned more than 36,000 acres, but is finally 70 contained. The pocket fire is burning north of geyserville. It is just 40 contained today. Kron 4 has a team of reporters in the fire zone. Among them is grant lotus. Elderly earlier talked to a family that came from utah to help out. Reporter thats right, that was quite a tale of generosity, wasnt it . And theyre seeing that time and time again. We are at the shelter in santa rosa, the red cross has taken over. Barbara wood, you live in san mateo, right . I live in san mateo county, wood side. And your boss gave you through he days off to help with the three days off to help with the folks . I get the weekends off, and he gave me monday off. I have to be back in the morning, when were down here, im driving home. Reporter so many folks are value tearing here, like barbara. Whats the facility like . You had more than 100 people here . Last night, 110. This facility is unique, because the Community Center is really large, so were able to handle a diverse population. One thing weve been able to do is have them bring their pets with them. The red cross has discovered sometimes people are reluctant to evacuate if they cant bring their pets, so we have a room thats the cat room where people have their cats with them. I was i was, i decided id go up and visit, and noticed the cats were in crates, so i asked them why, and they said, they decided on their own they would crate the cats. We have another room with dogs, small dogs in one place, more dogs in another place. And you can see how people are calmer when theyre with their animals and i think its hard on the animals, too. Weve had people bring in therapy dogs which are great. Reporter how are People Holding up . There are some folks that evacuated and were allowed back, and had to evacuate again. Emotionally and mentally, its challenging. I talked to a family this morning who had been evacuated from their home and im sorry, i dont know what neighborhood it was, but they had been evacuated and gone for a week. They survived on their own, i think stayed in a motel. They had gone back home, and thousand, whoo at over, and earlier, they were evacuated again this morning. So they showed up and asked for help because i think that was just the final straw. We were able to give them help, fema has been right here on site. So fema registered there. We actually have volunteers here who are Mental Health professionals, so who can talk to people, and give them hints about coping with this, how to talk to your kids. Reporter i think the shock has worn off maybe . And reality is sinking in in. Yeah, im sure thats true. Its incredible, the way some people have reacted. Ive met people volunteering here, like sorting all the clothes donations weve gotten who after i started talking to them, tell me they lost everything they owned and theyre here helping other people. The woman im thinking of, i asked her why, she said it gave her something to do, and she like helping people that needed more help. I think all our hearts go out to all the people who were affected and we want to help them. This is one way were helping them. Reporter we appreciate your help, barbara wood, and the red cross volunteers, and the regular volunteers, those that lost everything, and helped out. In the next hour, well talk about the clothing donation bin, what the red cross really needs, and how you can help. For now, well send it back to you. Now the story of the santa rosa woman who escaped the tubbs fire, and want to thank the deputy who stayed behind to make sure she and 30 others were the victims are feeling the porch of gratitude. Importance of gratitude. The evacuees looking for the man. Oh, my god. This is your old house. Reporter this is video from early sunday morning as the tubbs fire ripped through. They were forced out of the home at 1 30 a. M. We went outside and saw the fire, and started to evacuate ourselves, and we met the sheriff at the bomb of the drive way, he said to go to the lodge. Reporter a sheriffs deputy led them along with 30 others into the lodge parliament where they waited for five hours. It was exciting, hopeful, and as well never racking again nerve racking again, because its an experience that no one will ever have, unless youre in the same situation. Reporter they are looking for the deputy they say gave direction and kept the peace. Thank you, thank you. A lot. We couldnt be here without them. Reporter the family wants to find and thank the deputy for staying behind and helping out. In Sonoma County, kron 4 news. The stories just like that, and well share more when we come back after this. steve some wineries and vineyards simply scorched by the flames while others suffered heavy damage. pam by some accounts, the harvest was nearly complete when the fires hit the north bay. The harvest was nearly complete when the fires hit the north bay, the wineries along silverado trail in napa valley were severely damaged. The winerys tasting room, offices, kitchen, and apartment were all burned down. The good news, 45 acres of the grapes were not damaged. The estate wine maker is worried about the 2017 vintage. [ strong accent ] nothing went wrong. But when you have to check and make sure we finish fur men taste. Fermentation. The power was still out earlier today, and, of course, that means no electricity to run the pump, and cooling systems. Fortunately, most of the winerys inventory is stored off site. 95 of the harvest was complete before the fire. Lets check in with our fourzone forecast. So important. Lawrence is here with details for us on whats ahead. It looks like some improving weather conditions over the next couple of days. More of a sea breeze kicking in. We have partly cloudy skies in into san jose, as it looks like, plenty of smoke in the bay area from the fires, but that should improve, with the sea breeze. Check out the temperatures. Usually warm into san francisco, still 76 degrees, 72 in the san jose, and 63 in livermore, all thanks to the offshore wind. Seeing the gulf of alaska, things getting busier, and thats the good news, we have a cold front that will drop down in our direction. Here it is on the computer models. Youll see the clouds rolling in with more of the sea breeze, outside chance of a sprinkle to the santa cruz mountains, but this is the events, the cold front dropping in thursday night, bringing with it a chance of rain. It returns to dry and warmer weather after that. Notice some changes. 60s along the coast, 70s, 80s in the valleys, but the next couple days, here we go, stronger sea breeze, cooler temperatures, chance of showers by thursday night. Thats the latest. Back to you. Lots more coming up as we continue to cover the breaking news in wine country. pam our breaking coverage on the devastating fires takes us back to santa rosa now. Where an elementary d we go back to santa rosa where an Elementary School burned down. Grant is live with just how reaction from school staff actually prevented an enormous loss. Reporter thats right, pam and steve. So many heroic efforts in the stories were hearing in the north bay. And any time you lose a school, i dont care if youre in first grade, or kindergarten, its your school, and then its gone. Thatness your life up that turns your life upside down. You visited, i guess, what remains of the school today . School completely burned down. So in santa rosa at the northern end of town off Mark West Springs road, thats a big road up here, people know it. Off 101, you exit that to the east, a few blocks down it redwood adventist academy, 130 kids there, and today, i went with the principal to visited whats left of the school. Its the first time anyone from the school has been on the grounds. Its emotional for them to see it. Reporter angie is through the rubble where her desk used to be. Shes the principal of the school. K12 school that was completely destroyed by the fire. This is her first time being back on the grounds since it burned. Its like you feel like youre in an apocalypse. It takes every word out of your mouth. You dont have anything to say. 130 kids. Its the worst i could imagine, and so awful, because five familying families lost their homes. Reporter hundreds of houses around the school off Mark West Springs road gone. All burned down. The stories were hearing is people have five minutes to get out, and the fact everyone we know made it out is a miracle. This is horrific. And so devastating. Reporter the school is going to resume classes at a local church temporarily beginning on wednesday. Theyre going to rebuild the school in the same spot. They think its a good omen the rock sign that welcomes people to the school off the main road survived. But their name, redwood, is whats inspiring them. We have a lot of red woods on that campus, and theyre made to we were talking how our School Family were made for this. When a redwood dies and is burnt, it comments back with more, and better because that one tree may have died, but theres a much more than spread out from the bottom. It is going to be a struggle, a lot of things people have to deal with, but were going to pull through and make it. Reporter if youd like to help out the school, they have a donation page online, and take any school supplies, no matter how small, pencils, papers. Sad story, but inspiring when you hear the resolve youll and be back at 9 00 . Reporter yes, i talked to students who went to the school. Its interesting the kids went from kindergarten, and their home is gone. Pretty hard for them, too. Thank you, gabe. Gabe, and grant, thank you. Town of calistoga is slowly coming back to live now that the vac wake order has been lifted. Evacuation order has been lifted. Reporter homemade signs into the calistoga read welcome home. Outside the pacifica restaurant, a board reads were open, and thank you firefighters. But at the height of the lunch rush, what is usually the busy wine crush season, the tables are empty. They are serving a limited men knew, and many of the staff havent returned to work yet. Lend i cant opened up for the tourist from atlanta who werent scared away from their vacation. We drove across the plains, and it was when we got here, it cleared up, saturday was floor with us, sunday was, today is monday, its glorious. It looks like its going to be fine. So were good. And i think that its great we can park anywhere. Im glad hers here, on happy to be pouring wine, and i hope everybody takes the time redo plans and get back into the valley soon. Femur chants could be few merchants were open. Even though theres not a lot of people on the street, i was just dying to open up, and get back to business as usual. I mean, its awful. Everything thats going on around us, but as far as right here in town, were okay, but we need everybody to open up. Reporter some businesses just need more time to get open. I talked to the owners of the hot springs mad bath, they hope to have rooms ready to lent for tomorrow rent for tomorrow night, and spa open, hopefully, by friday. Of course, police are trying to make sure that looters stay away from the areas affected by the deadly wildfires. Several have been arrested. Officers not allowing anyone to trespass. They are not certain who owns a home. Residents have been trying to sneak in to assess the damage to their home. Police wish they could let them in, but they cannot. They are ordered to keep the area clear. Officers have been offering residents the opportunity to take pictures and then go back. Tonight at 9 temperature, Stanley Robert 9 00, Stanley Roberts ride along with law enforcement. Time for kron 4 sport with gary radnich. Yankee stadium, bottom of the 2nd. Frazier and yankees down 20, and ready to roll here. A 3run homer. Before you know it, new york is up on the board. 30. And the astros won the first two at home, and yankees, hey, they come rolling back. Aaron judge, he helped sap these. The sabathia, the big joke, who got hurt worse . The wall or judge. He make the play. Sabathia 6th inning, there goes junk again, just his second hit of the series, but its a home run. Yankee roll 81. Game 4 tomorrow at yankee stadium. Astros still lead the series 2 1. Dodgers and cubs go tomorrow in game 3. Dodgers up 20. Bowman is now a member of the raiders, didnt have to move. The linebacker for 8 seasons, four an allpro, hampered by leg injuries for the past three season, including one horrific knee injury, which forced him to take a year to rehab cant cover the field, so the 49ers say can system tackle still tackle you, but cant play defense on a pass receiver. So the raiders say hey, we could use help at linebacker, come on over. Planned to go to dallas, and i didnt make it on time. [ laughter ] just a lot of things went into it. But raiders showed how much they want to be here, and i couldnt ask for a better situation. Thats it. Thank you. Well be right back. steve take a look teve amid t amid the devastation from the north bay wildfires there, are stories of survival, and hope for families for loved ones, even for pets. One couple that had to evacuate, was heartbroken when their dog ran off. He and his brotherinlaw tried to return to look for izzy, but then turned away by police. So they hiked three miles back to the property, and got that, right there theres izzy, running out without a scratch. They say there was a very small area that apparently remained relatively unburned and izzy found her way there. They had so much joy finding their dog. So look at the dogs tail lets hope for more rain than youre thinking. Im hoping im wrong. I think were just going to get showers. I think we will cool down the numbers, 515 all around the bay area, and no gusty wind. We thank you for joining us. We will continue with the continuous coverage on what continues to be breaking news, the fires in wine country. But theres progress to report. Lots more coming up right after this. Firefighters are finally making progress. The smoke is so thick t you cannot even see the mountains. This is the bay areas new we start now with breaking news. We do not have the winds anymore. The santa rosa. Without the winds, we are doing a lot better. It has been a week since the deadly fires work out in the north bay and firefighters are making progress. ;6 firefighters say they have turned a corner but sadly, the thank you for joining us. Ed thousands of people are now homes but not everyone. Community center in santa rosa where many people simply cannota go home. It has now been one full week since the devastating firefighters are finally making progress. There is a fire in napa and sonoma ne burned over 1050 acres p is 51 contained. Meanwhile, the tubs firepm burned more than 36,000 acres 7 contained. That is the good news. The pocket fire x9t