Of the night and we didnt think of it as anything. But when she didnt stop parking then we went out of our bench door and one of the zest and that was like immediately suspicious press was our bedroom door was open and we always keep it closed. So when i saw it opened i walk out her front door was just completely open and kathy in ben coolly are described the frightening moments. When they realized suspects were in their Bernal Heights home in San Francisco as they slept home Surveillance Video revealed how it all happened first 3 thieves are seen canvassing the neighborhood with tools in hand until they later chose the clear tome at first they couldnt get in. But the thieves quickly saw an opportunity you can see visibly in the that they turn around and look and notice the lock box and they point to my pilot jump up and get guy was a lockbox the 2 men smashed a lockbox open took the key inside and made their way into the home. Thats when the clearance dog happen started barking scared
Mount tam in marin county and then as we zoom even further to the north youll see that weve got a lot of areas to around napa and sonoma counties look at all that purple all these areas either currently without power or soon could have power shut off today kron fours will tran is in the east bay looking at the strong winds and the outages and Sarah Stinson in the north bay. With the conditions there first lets go into the Weather Center with john trouble as it is a very windy morning. One of the windiest that weve had so far this season and that really is saying something because it has been historically windy season thus far at least these are not hot and dry winds. Rather cool and very dry which is where that fire danger comes into play very Crystal Clear skies over San Francisco, these offshore winds have pushed any marine layer really out of the region and thats why were looking at such clear skies and such cool and dry weather along with the winds out lets speak Calistoga Napa son
Red flag warning is set to go into effect later this weekend to parts of the bay area are bracing for what is expected to be the strongest wind event of the year. Lets go to chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow who is tracking the dangerous fire conditions certainly dont like to see an active fire were forecasting a potentially some of the strongest winds. Weve seen in quite some time at least this year maybe even longer, but certainly a possibility some firestorm events we continue to see this but. The winds out there right now in and around this active fire. The pope fire we continue to see some of those winds out of the west thats not a bad wind thats a more moist when thats developing right now. We saw as high as 80 Miles Per Hour this afternoon now to 8 to 10 Miles Per Hour. So just some light winds blowing now on likely going to see those winds pick up a more out of a westerly wind as we head toward tomorrow, but. Then things begin to change and so thats what were concerned about
Experiencing of the week conditions that were bracing for on sunday and so that is obviously in our favor right now. I know that if this fire started on sunday night things would be vastly different we talk all the time daniel give us some perspective i know all red flag warnings are not created equal how bad it is this one thats coming sunday night monday. Well we definitely dont want to sound like a broken record as we have been in and out of red flag for the last several last several weeks and really the last several months this wind event that we are expecting to see on sunday will bring a extremely strong winds winds that we have not really experience this fire season in fact the last time we saw winds this magnitude and this widespread really in the 2017 and north bay fires so when the tubbs fire yeah was fires burning in sonoma and napa counties and we know how destructive those result so yeah, definitely its been a destructive year definitely bracing for what could be the stron
Rosa where firefighters and residents are getting ready for high. Heat and gusty winds stand. Thats right those 2 things a bad combination, especially when you look at this very dry brush you see behind me you know typically october is when we get the big fires. Well we still might get a big one this month but weve already had 2 of them people have already evacuated that might have to do it again. Tuesday afternoon temperatures in santa rosa were already in the 90s but by wednesday, a red flag warning kicks in with even warmer temperatures wind gusts to 55 Miles Per Hour and bone dry grass and brush just ready to go up in flames. That is exactly why were of staffing again under these red flag warnings will have at least 12 if not more engine locally across the county. We are again urging our community be prepared for the potential to evacuate again evacuations have become routine for best film. Well back you waited or sky hawk neighborhood home a little over 2 weeks ago due to the glas