Activity, from burn scape, now smolder scape, and considering all the property some how saved, the eventually they get home if more red flags dont keep them away. That will take a while in the entire country. Should anybody have to go through all of this. No, sir, this is insanity. Reporter for context, we checked in on Joel Chandler and his wife tina where hundreds of homes burned two years ago. They moved back just recently. Only to be evacuated again. Its all too much tina told us. Everything about this. Especially the smell of smoke. Yes, the smell of smoke, makes me nauseous. Reporter thats a mental thing. Its mental. Its posttraumatic stress. So many of our neighbors and friend have it. Its a real thing. It just feels like its out of control, you know. Its like its the same thing keeps happening over and over again. You know, its like, i know everybodys tried to make improvements but obviously its not working. Reporter as we come back to 101 north live again, that was Joel Chandl
Maps. In tracy, this is westbound 580 past grant line, there was a big rig hit from behind by a car. Thats cleared up. 14 Miles Per Hour and 9 Miles Per Hour there. We want to jump over to oakland. Road work wrapped up here at eastbound 580 between macarthur boulevard and dutton avenue at 6 00 a. M. Speeds are slow so be prepared. Thanks. This morning a new resource for those affected by the kincade firement an Assistance Center is opening in Sonoma County as crews continue to make progress to contain this fire. Heres the latest. The kincade fire has burned more than 77,000 acres. Its now 78 contained. Crews hope to get full containment by thursday. Liz kreutz is live with more. Liz . Good morning. We snow know Sonoma County has been through this before, and this Community Center will help anyone impacted by the fire. From cleaning up homes, to permitting information for those rebuilding. Lots of services for many people. This has been a difficult time for the community. I want to show
The worst but it really has been a relatively quiet night for the most part. The wind really hasnt been that bad with the exception of some gusts here and there since weve been here since about 4 am. The National Weather Service Canceled a high wind advisory because wind below 2500 feet has died down but, again, still under a red flag warning. Wind is Strong Enough and humidity is low enough to create critical fire weather conditions. Spot fires that can turn into bigger fires are possible. Firefighters will finally get a break after an intense week on the front lines because the wind well let up after today. That does not mean the area is safe. Fire could be burning inside trees coming even if we dont see it. Cal fire says they can fall, roll down the hill and start another fire. We did see firefighters pulled off onto the side of the road earlier spraying water on a smoking tree. Another issue is how dry everything around here is. Vlive fuel moisture up there is a 50 . 60 is critical
Reporter damon wright says the district is now reviewing and lengthening its hiring process and other protocols. We will not shy away from embracing actions that will strength in our commitment to excellence across our operations and service to students. Parents say they are glad the district is taking action and they hope the kids impacted can get the support they need. I just hope the kids can get therapy. He pled not guilty to the charges. Jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. To get ready for rain. A live look across the bay area and we see sunlight on this first full day of daylight saving. Lets bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. That was a hard go this weekend. A little bit of rainfall as we roll through tonight and even tomorrow morning the storm system is just off to the north so this gives you a closer view. We have had a little bit move through here across the north they and right now nothing too heavy. Sku in here over towards s body showers right there on 29. Track
Need their skills sharp, an inside look at the training to keep people safe. This is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. It is the story of a mothers tireless pursuit of justice and the strangers who spoke up to help solve her daughters case. The young woman was riding her motorcycle when she was struck by a hitandrun driver on highway 101 in marin county. Her family offered a hefty reward for any information leading to an arrest. Now as itay hod shows us, six years later everyone is finally getting some closure. Reporter in the quiet confines of her kitchen in fairfax, connie segenthaller is preparing for a meeting six years in the making. This is the one last detail of this whole ordeal. Reporter shes about to come face to face with two strangers who are instrumental in identifying a man responsible for her daughters death. Im excited to meet them finally. Ive never met them yet. Drivers sped off after hitting a young woman on 101 southbound