tonight. it was just after 5 pm when came screaming up pine flat road. cal fire confirms there was an incident is the kincaid fire was blaring near hillsboro. cynic up a column of smoke. sonoma county sits under the smoky shroud of another devastating wildfire. those most affected are on the ground helping. like bernadette who lost her home. she is delivering meals to santa rosa restaurant. she wants to feed the firemen. i want to help. i love to help people. you help people and they are doing the best they can. that is what i wanted to do. keep my mind busy. reporter: 20 minutes after she left 1999 geiser road on wednesday night in her pajamas her home of four years was gone. my husband and my toy poodle. reporter: there are a few things she wishes she had time to grab. my dad s wedding ring. my husband s wedding ring. reporter: the good karma she is putting into the world helping others in her time of need are carrying her through. i know that god is good. i m
breaking news now at 11 the fast-moving wildfire forcing even more people from their homes tonight. the new evacuation orders just issued the smoke some people choking for clean air across the bay area. the areas feeling the biggest impact. a blackout looming for more than 2 million people tonight. we just got new information about the timeline. good evening. we begin with a new evacuation order. cal fire just sued because of the kincaid fire near geyserville. people either clayton road to the mendocino and lake county line are all being told to get out now. the fire exploded in size again. it s footprint larger than manhattan. the eastern flank is the most active. cal fire has issued a new evacuation warning for six communities in lake county. gifford springs whistling pines anderson springs adams springs. just the warning that people might need to evacuate. the latest numbers right now. the fire has burned 24,000 acres. it is still just 5% contained. 600 structure
middle east most of the east except for the bay shoreline and peninsula. and we have a high wind warning into effect tonight through monday morning with the same gusts. also we could see gusts from 60 to 80 miles an hour upper emphasises. by 3:00 tomorrow morning we are looking at the gusty winds. and well talk about how long it s going to last the rest of your weather, the seven-day outlining if a few months. two breaking stories we re following for you. the kincade fire? sonoma county now burning nearly how acres firefighters rushing to increase containment before heavy winds move in it s making pg&e put much of the bay area on notice. in just a few hours we ll find out if you ll lose electricity in another planned power outage. we anticipate that in shutoff could impact 850,000 of our 5 million electric customers. this will be the strongest event of the year. and if models are right, stronger than the october 8th, 2017, fire event. pg&e will make the final decision
but blew up almost immediately. nbc s janice mackie frier with the cat and mouse game. reporter: 24 hours after a massive military parade in pyongyang showcasing weaponry and military hardware, north korea launched a missile off the east coast and it failed. u.s. specific command confirming it detected the missile, traced it and that it blew up almost immediately. it s still being assessed the type and the range we re dealing with, but it s pretty certain that it s not an intercontinental ballistic missile, one of the long range ones capable of reaching the united states. in likelihood, it could have been a submarine launch because of the coast of north korea is where they have most of their submarine assets. it s certainly coming at a time of heightened tension in the region with the u.s., south korea, threatening north korea if it did go ahead with anything provocative like the sixth nuclear test it looked like they were preparing for. but analysts will spend time looking
greeley. we have foggy conditions but not in the metro area. we won t have issues with drizzle, fog, or limited visibility. the only spots reporting any kind offer restrictions to visibility are around loveland, fort collins, south and east towards greeley and central part of weld county. high humidity levels in northeastern colorado as those drop off here by lunchtime. you will see skies clear and clear rapidly during the morning today as temperatures rapidly go daytime highs, warm from the plains to here on the front range. by the way, i see no snow in sight in the forecast. over the last five years, three of the last five years we have managed to get our first snow in the months of october but not the last two. we might have to wait until november again this year. we ll check out the nine day planner in a little bit. all right, sounds like a good plan, marty. thank you. 5:31. as we get out today we ll towards the c-470 and i-70 interchanges. it s a good start right now