The Sonoma County board of supervisors voted to declare a local state of emergency because of the kincade fire. The agreed to extend the previous Emergency Declaration for the Public Safety power shut off. Allie rasmus was at the meeting that just wrapped up in joins us live with the latest. Reporter declaring that local Cuming County with state of emergency is the first step for the county to eventually apply for state funding to pay for the kincade fire. The cost of which is still being tallied. At this meeting this morning the Sonoma County board of supervisors, the county leaders address the fact that they wont be eligible for federal disaster funding because the damage to public property was not great enough. But that is part of the overall Success Story here, see the supervisors. The response. They congratulated each other and congratulated firefighters and Public Officials and emergency responders. There were 200 structures and homes destroyed in this fire but compare that to th
Video. A very cool perspective. This started 15 minutes ago as they walked out to establish their tethers and got to work. As you can see we see what they are seeing. This mission will take a while and is expected to last six hours. You will keep an eye on that. Love seeing this historic all female spacewalk. This is kind of amazing. We will keep an eye on that for you. Welcome back to mornings on 2. It is friday, october 18. Im claudine wong. Im dave clark. Lets talk about your friday weather. It should get warmer. Steve paulson is here. By sunday. We dont have an out of this world forecast. I wish i had said that. Its friday. We need to keep it light we have a lot of cloud cover to the north. Some of that work its way over the weekend but by sunday temperatures are up and early next week it will be warm and dry in the mid80s. Today, 60s and 70s. Not too much change from yesterday. Temperatures are below average but they are ready to go above but it wont be until next week. San franci
Bay commute. A little lighter than usual on some of these drives which we expect on a friday. This is a look at the westbound Richmond Bridge and traffic is moderate. If you are driving on the east shore freeway heading down to the bay bridge you will see that traffic is doing well and when you get there those not much of a delay. Its 6 00 and not much of a delay at the bay bridge which is nice. This is a look at interstate 880 and traffic is busy on westbound 92. Traffic here is also doing okay. We have a little bit of a better star. Hopefully this will last throughout the morning commute but it the sour is starting well. Lets go back to the desk. A reportlays out the chaos that firefighters based on tuesday in crockett during the explosions and fires at the Nustar Petroleum storage facility. Elissa harrington is outside that plant now with more information. Good morning. Reporter good morning. A report in the San Francisco chronicle said that one First Responders arrived on tuesday t
How many times have you seen frozen . Do you have daughters . I saul it sought a lot. Welcome to the 9. We have wonderful food. It smells good. It smells delicious. We will be reviewing the Food Festival happening in San Francisco. We will have the experts here to help. I want you to Say Something for me. Shish kebab. I can say a lot more. Heres your weekend weather. Do you have a specialty or go to death . My boys love shish kebab but we love hummus and baklava and all that good stuff. We will have to force her to bring some in. I will get to it here. There is a lot of high clouds with cooler than average temps. Tomorrow it will warm up. Bodega bay down to socal around 60 to 70. And then lots of mid 80s for inland. Was the locations will stay the 60s or low 70s, including San Francisco. Local week on the high side for the city. Last saturday, they were 77. There are weak systems coming to the north and there is some cup, cloud cover as well. Some of that will filter and giving us part
Tonight the kinkead fire is 45 contained up from 15 at this time last night. More than 76,000 acres were burned since the fire broke out a week ago and 266 structures have been destroyed and 133 of them homes. We are joined now live after speaking with some residents who returned home to ruins. Reporter it is a trauma many will be experiencing in the coming days. These threatened communities are expressing relief and appreciation at finally getting past the fire, but for some, a new ordeal begins. This is the master bedroom. Reporter for their home of 30 years high atop a ridge now rebel. I did as much as i could do, you know, to prevent it from coming up here, but the wind was blowing so hard. Reporter for for days he did everything he could to clear and soaked the property leaving tools for firefighters and an engine never came but the get stuff from the house and the fire was getting pretty close. Took this as his video before fleeing and a neighbor caught the house burning. He to s