Hour but watch what happens Early Saturday Morning. Those winds are going to increase once again gusting over 30 Miles Per Hour and that will send more smoke south into the bay area. It is hazy. Poor air quality across the entire region. Check out the roads with sue. Metering lights are on. Lots of cars stacked up into the mcarthur maze with delays at about 15 minutes to get all the way into San Francisco. A little sluggish on the upper deck. Slow traffic out of tracy up and over the altamont. An earlier accident cleared. Traffic is starting to thin out just a little bit but expect delays out of pleasanton. Well take a look at your mass transit options this friday the 13th in a couple of minutes. Thank you, sue. This could be a make or break day for firefighters defending the town of calistoga against a major wildfire making an allout effort to keep the flames from crossing a highway and into the community. Live to reporter matt keller in napa county for us. Matt . Reporter good mornin
Santa rosa. Right now there are 400 people missing in Sonoma County alone. And more than 191thousand acres have burned state wide. And that number could rise. james good morning and thanks for joining us. Im james fletcher. robin and im robin winston. And we are continuing our coverage of the deadly firestorm in the north bay. Another big story from the fires, the smoke. And winds are pushing the fire smoke all over the bay area causing bad air quality and forcing hundreds of schools to close. james the state schools chief says nearly 600 schools with about 260 thousand students are affected. Heres the list of school closures. Lets go ahead and begin cycling through them. adlib over full screens of school robin robin robin fire officials have began the process of identifying the bodies of loved ones who were reported missing. The search itself has been incredibly challenging because the fire is still raging. Homes are too hot to search. Even when they know there is likely someone in th
Fires burning out of control in the north bay, this is the miramonte neighborhood. We also taking a satellite tour with special technology that can get us into the burned out zones, we doing that on the morning news and also online at our website, kron4. Com. We will go to a neighborhood in santa rosa in a moment but first of all. All, we have a big number of changes, the death toll has gone up to 31, 17 victims from Sonoma County, many from santa rosa, we will have the names of those who have been identified coming up, we are also taking a tour of the damages, sonoma is suffering the most businesses and homes that have been burned at 2834, the names of the missing have grown to 400. Officials are going out, trying to go from door to door to see if people have been able to be found or identified. So far the flames have gone through 191,000acres and counting throughout the north bay. Good morning, we have that incredible Vantage Point from space, the latest satellite imagery over santa
House. Otherwise upper 80s and low 90s around the trivalley, suisun bay 70s and 80s in the area. 60s, 70s, 80s, north of the golden gate. Then we soar into the low 90s around the clearlake area as well as in cloverdale. I have your full forecast. Thats coming up at 18 after the hour. But right now lets send it over to roqui. We have a new crash in san jose. Northbound 680 at the 101. A lane is blocked but they are working on clearing that now and then also we talked about a hayward fatality 2 a. M. Northbound 880 at industrial parkway. Those lanes are now open and traffic is moving. The California Highspeed Rail Authority is meeting in sacramento today to talk about the future of the project. Kpix 5 reporter lisa chan is live in the newsroom. Lisa, how much money are they asking for . Reporter a huge part of the bullet train project is over budget and six months late. The California Highspeed Rail Authority is asking for a 35 milliondollar increase in state funding today. A 2. 5mile st
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