SPECIAL COVERAGE: Fire Continues to Ravage North Bay

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Michael Krasny

Oct 12, 2017 at

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A car destroyed by wildfires si seen in Santa Rosa, California, on October 11, 2017. The toll from Northern California's ranging wildfires continued to grow as officials said the fires destroyed up to 2,000 structures and killed at least 17 people. (Photo: Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images)

In this special presentation of Forum, we continue to take your calls and check-in with reporters and officials across Sonoma and Napa counties.

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Guests:

Lisa Fasano, director of communications & outreach, Bay Area Air Quality Management District

Bob Fenton, region 9 administrator, FEMA

Bill Martin, chief meteorologist, KTVU Channel 2

Jim Wood, assemblymember, California district 2

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