a red flag warning takes if he can tomorrow afternoon. we have live team coverage on the fires still burning in napa and sonoma county. we ll begin with laura anthony. reporter: hi, dan, as you can see, we re in down calistoga. this is normally where we are seeing the most active part of the fire right now is in areas that is uninhabited and some very steep terrain. heavy fuel that s difficult to fight fires in. same old, same old. ashes, waking up every day. my girlfriend stayed up until probably 1:00 in the morning because the whole pallisades was just flaming. it was. and it is raining ash in down town calistoga right now. there are concerns that winds could cause trouble tomorrow. so firefighters are preparing for a wind event that they say will be very similar to when the fire started over the weekend. now is the time for firefighters to do a buckle down. they re going to get that door shut and try to protect the communities of kenwood, valley of the moon
we have the dangerous heat, moderate risk of heat illness, everywhere but the coast. you ll be in the 70s and 80s. red flag warning. high fire danger over the dolan and glass fires. new fires could spark. the winds are the issue through 6:00 tomorrow evening. we re waking up to unhealthy air. it s unhealthy for everybody in napa. unhealthy for sensitive groups in oakland, livermore, fremont, redwood city and unhealthy for everybody in san jose and this morning. it s only going to get worse today. here s a quick look at your planner. it s 65 degrees in san francisco. gives you an idea of how much hotter it s going to be today. record highs likely. we ll talk more about that. let s get back to kumasi for the latest. thank you, mike. governor newsom will be in the north bay seeing the glass fire firsthand. it s continuing to grow in napa and sonoma fires. it s burned close to 52,000 acres. it s only 2% contained. there are more evacuation orders with flames threatening more th
monday morning at 8:00. we re talking about north northeasterly winds, very dry conditions. any fires that develop will quickly explode in size so very critical that we keep our eye on this. 4:00 a.m., you will notice the winds in stronger at the higher elevations which is why we are concerned about the fire danger. this is a wind advisory. power outages and downed tree limbs. here s a look at the temperatures. tomorrow, it is warmer but still in the comfort zone. it is really sunday that you start to see the temperatures coming up into the triple digits inland. look at this on monday. even hotter. 104 degrees in concord. along with the heat, the fire danger, we re talking about the smokier skies. larry? all right. see you in a few minutes. the bay area is included under a pg&e public safety power shutoff watch for sunday and monday. one step below a psps warning. that means conditions could end up leading to a power shut off in the next couple days. the wind event has de
grand jury decision to clear two of three police officers involved in the deadly raid on breonna taylor s apartment. good evening. thank you for joining us. breonna taylor was shot and killed by police in march as officers served a no knock warrant at her boyfriend s apartment. thinking it was an intruder the boyfriend fired a warning shot that struck an officer in the leg. brett hankison was fired as a ruflt the incident. he is the lone officer charged and is out on bail tonight. he wantonly shot a gun. reporter: those words would be repeated two more times as a grand jury chose to indict former police officer brett hankison in the breonna taylor case. he was not charged for her death but for shooting into a neighboring apartment. as for two other police officers under investigation there was no mention of them today. kentucky s attorney general says they why justified in their use of force. the decision took a personal tone as he answered questions i understand that
we continue our breaking news coverage tonight as protesters have taken to the streets of louisville these are live pictures from the scene. this after a former police officer was indicted only on first-degree wanton endangerment charges for his actions on the night that brianna taylor was killed by police in her apartment. these live pictures from downtown louisville. there is a curfew the supposed to take effect in less than a half hour. we have not seen a lot of activity a couple minutes ago these live pictures did show some people kind of running down the street going around a corner. we saw some officers with helmets and batons also moving down the street, some civilian vehicles kind of racing rather quickly down the street but we haven t seen tear gas or rubber bullets. chemical irritant said police say they are prepared to use and we haven t seen any signs of the national guard which has also been called into action the downtown district in louisville, kentucky starte