So the best way to honor them is to preserve the place where theyve been laid to rest. Very few have been buried here since world war i sends so it became a largely forgotten place but this morning a large group of socially distance visitors kept alive a memorial dead tradition that has been unbroken for the last 149 years. We have never missed that itsti at we are here. Rep mete the fil g ofy,ughtof fry whe the stngled baofonor wi the old graveyard has deteriorated badly, especially since the navy base was shut down in 1996. We have come over here for years and its been so run down and when the government left it got worse. Reporter for years, the federal government refused to fix the place up, but recently, the 801st company of the u. S. Army corps of engineers took up the challenge. Old sick trees were removed, the fencing was taken away to be restored later, and gravestones darkened with age are being cleaned and repaired. Soon, a drainage problem will finally be fixed that is lite
Nearing 40 in parts of the east bay hills. Were still having those fast winds at the higher elevations. Where most of us live, not so much. Fairfield, 23, gusting to 41 right now in half moon bay. What a noisy morning for you. Heres the winds. Heading throughout the day, you can see by noon, were around 25 or less. By the evening commute, were less than 15 Miles Per Hour. So, 4 00 its all over. Thank you. Now to the latest on the kincade fire. It has grown to more than 76,000 acres, its only 15 contained. More than 80,000 homes are threatened. 189 structures have been destroyed. Thats including6 ho 86 fu containment is expected next thursday, november 7th. Right now is a critical time in the firefight. Firefighters are hoping for calmer weather so they can put this out. Liz has more from the Sonoma County fairgrounds. Good morning. Reporter good morning. I think we were all concerned that we would be waking up to hear that the winds pushed the fire towards santa rosa. At this point it