shelter and hopefully a he is telling you to think little bit of rest. for yourself not how to that s just a fraction of think. that s what s most powerful. 200,000 people who remain under mandatory evacuation brian: i remember barkley orders as the kinkade fire said hispanics, women, they continues to grow. make you earn they make now more than 54,000 acres parties earn their vote. and because of strong winds the democrats don t make the over the weekend, black community earn their firefighters actually lost a vote because they get it. little bit of containment down from 10 to 5%. they take it for granted. that s the whole thing. democrats cannot win and 80,000 homes and businesses are still national elections without upwards of 90% of the threatened. this moment captured a dry african-american vote. now, they have gotten into the culture, in creek ranchero crews entertainment so much in the past 34 years that they have rescuing an american flag as people thinking that the way to
reporter: in northern california the sonoma county sheriff s office issued a mandatory evacuation order for the kinkade fire. it could affect 50,000 people. they are ordered to evacuate by 4:00 this afternoon. governor gavin newsom announced $75 million to mitigate the impact of the power shutoff. here is what he had to say on twitter. these blackouts, the impact to that is unacceptable. we have to hold them accountable and do our best to get through these high-wind events and work through saturday, sunday into monday. get these lights back on. reporter: a transmission power line mal mall functioned just
cautiously optimistic but unfortunately within the last two hours on the kinkade fire we registered gust of 97 miles per hour. not just here in northern california but statewide, the public needs to be prepared this is a call to action, a virtually were in for very extreme weather conditions. arthel: what is the call to action. to be prepared if you asked to leave you so early, this is not only for your safety but the safety of the first responders so we can get in and protect your property. arthel: what about the horses and livestock. have you been able to rescue them or take them to safe areas? great question. yes large animal rescue always poses an issue as for is getting people out but we asked the community, public if you have large animals, even if you have a sense of smoke or type of fire in your area, get prepared, fairgrounds, areas that have
before the kinkade fire started. but then still investigating. things are calm right now with the winds. but we need to evacuate. we are in a position where we are reliving something but we are ahead of it. everybody in our community needs to get the heck out of the way of the first responders so they can do their job. reporter: the governor is expected to hold a press conference any moment on the power outages. state officials will continue to monitor these wildfires that have been spreading throughout the state. jon: the diablo winds in northern california and santa ana winds in southern california
widespread. the kinkade fire is still not contained and it started october 21. the tick fire started on the 24th in the afternoon. as we go into the next couple of days we ll continue to track those winds and the low dew point temperatures. the only good news is we have cooler air, so we are no longer talking about temperatures in the 90s. so at least all those crews battling the fires will be working with cooler temperatures. but the winds are not going to back down within the next few days. lauren, thank you. turning to eastern syria where the pentagon is preparing to deploy hundreds of troops. 1,000 soldiers are being