being taken to get out. and evacuationenters have been open. large animals can be taken to l alan b dedro shelter on nds. claybank road. . and we're tracking another fire in the lnu lightning complex. the 13-4 fire is burning in sonoma county near the austin creek state recreation area. and to a whole d area onifrefe fintre, new evacuations issued santa cruz county this morning, the evacuation zone now include from felton empire north and all of pine flat road are being told to leave. there is a chance as you are waking up this morning that you can see where the fires are burning. the glow in the distance.

if you can't see it, then you can probably smell it. this map warns people in the areas marked purpleha tt health effects. >> and as you can see, we have so much to share with you this morning. a lot going on. we want to start with the forecast and check in with mike. that air quatylind mean those are major things tha. >> yeah, those are the two things thatl affect us the ilmo negatively t whe next sevel days. let's start into the air quality because even if the fires aren't directly affecting you, they will indirectly affecthe it is the smoke, tasting the smoke, or breathing the see it from half bay toward mn

palo alto, up around napa, vacaville, also in fairfield some of the biggest cities right current have toxic airk aidt te thankfullyand this,ntns, the winds are fairly light. but around fairfield and vacaville, you can see that they are blowing from southwest to tortheastur and that is a little bit faster than it has been. and that will pick up the next couple days also as the seabreeze comes back. so you can see it is taking the 100s out of the forecast, but we're still in the mid to upper 90s in vacaville the next 7 to 8 days. and look at the winds, they will pick up around 20 mil o hf threou west to east as we head into the afternoon, evening and overnight hours. and that will help people that fire even more to the east and southeast. as you head up into the higher elevations, look at these temperatures, 85 around lake

berryessa, 12% relative but the winds up here will also pick up out of the northwest this afternoon. soha t insultt to injury for those firefighters trying to conthe tn tturaperesu here, up in the high 90s and the humidity will rise as we head deeper into the forecast. live doppler 7, you can see all theaiand s here the excessive heat warning. today is day seven until 9:00 tonight,verywhere in red, dangerous heat lurking. and breaking right now, wildfires exploding out of control throughout the bay area. the extme heat as mike just said only worsening conditions. mandatory evansio iatsre a a lo fires we're watching right now. they are burning in marin, contn

mateo and santa cruz counties. governor newsom will provide an update at noon today on the state's response to the wildfires, our heat wave and covid-19. the biggest emergency right now is in the north bay, the lnu lightning complex fire in napa and sonoma counties burningore than 32,000 m acres. and 0% t.s meco untpnmai of at fires including the gamble, 15-10, 13-4 and the then necessa hennessey. and julian glover is watching as >> reporter: and this was the ctruadwee ur to leave about 30s gas line erupt and the flameski and you can see the structure is completely gone. i feel comfortable saying that

this was once a home. we weren't sure what the but all that is left now is the chimney, the last thing stand being of this home. and this is whyhe t orders are in ofce p vacaville this morning. again, you can see how intense the flames were. in a matter of 15 minutes, whaty gonend again, the chimney being the only thing thats i t.a bit at this point and you can ee it whipping the flames the this is one of twour fires that on pleasant valley road here just outside of the city of vacaville. i do want you to ais lte woman who was forced to evacuat worried and concerned about all of the animals she has on her

farm. >> i aenhactuallav hworks as a told me before this came that it was coming. so that helped. otherwise baverobl w known in time. i heard there are flames on the ridge and we looked out and it was hot spots, it was skipping. and that is why it spread so fast because you had the fire appear and just embers over here and then -- my parents are elderly and very worriedbo their home. animals, you hing, we're know. i have literally everything. goats, ducks, ickens,gspi horses, turkeys, rabbits. >> reporter: so many people are concerned about their their homes as again you can see this home on pleasant valley road

completely on fire. the woman y heard from also lives on pleasant valley road, but about ten miles north of where we're standing right now. and i did just want to show you the fire is on both sides of pleasant valley road. you s the homan c fully r enlfgu there. and you can see we were just a sht ways down the road where that other strture was on fire. and just look at that right there. you can see many trees, even a power line or two completely tfaanrsn this blaze. vacaville fire truck going fuan rhert valley road a little closer to that structure fire that we saw just now, this is what therews are trying to contend with as they try to wake everyone up. obviously in the middle of e night right now. they want to get them to safety because we don't want to see wh we're seeing right l now. we'll continue tohe ton givorit

as we get them. julian glover, abc 7 news. >> we are certainly thinking about all of those at r tmog aplndeo p heoploe a that they will be okay. want to tell you about an animal shelter that was evacuated overnight. lucky one's ranch said on facebook that it evacuated most of its 100 animals with the help of solano cart. the ranch was asking for help earlier, but now it says to stay away because there are so many roads closed in the dgearre a t would put yourself in because of the fire you just saw. at last check they were working to get some horses, llamas and pigs out of that facility. and of course are a topet p s priority for many tpe abc7news. have everything that you need to includindy eth>>g >plup s and napa county, thanking firefighters for saving it. >> it is a miracle.

it is just kiln dried red wood, to think that fire when icot evulerythidng else is total destruction. >> he says cal fire crews, his cousins with water hoses were ab flames. and look how close the to one of the oldest california wineries, it was built in 1890. lnu lightning kolights complex is the 13-4 fire. and right now it is burning west of healdsburg near the austin creek state recreationa.re ave . >> reporter: look behind me at the huge fire here in sonoma w about. look at all of that smoke covering this area. i just spoke with the sheriff's office, they say that they have evacuated 30,000 people. that is how you worried they are about this fire.

they sayisur north i of guerneville. i asked if any struskctures had been damaged, and they don't know yet but when they were up above dginpp fire, they did see some wat cab. and this is a rural the fire possiblyad reached the cabins. they are not sure yet. it they say not hit a wet lls populated area. and so far no reports of any injuries. this is what they are calling the 13-4fire, it is in no rthwest part of sonoma count. it is west of healdsburg, near the austin creek state recreation area. it is part of three main fires now being called the lnu they are encouraging everyone to follow the evacuation orders. >> residents that are in the evacuation order area, we hope warnings and moved out onethf lot of thl

remote winding roads. we nee those idndividuals out of area so the firefighters can move in and out easily andot n . >> reporter: they are also encouraging you to help your neig c ts,ory tgolalt the orde lee,re sue leave. they a mreak woravried that thi has the potential to become a major fire. they need people to take this serously. they are saying that 500 acres have burned, but we are expecting that number to change, expecting an update later this morning. from santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. and we know that if you are preparing to evacuate, it can be stressful and confusing. so we put together some tips to yolp you out how you can compare that is at abc7news.com. the wildfires have prompted road closures i area and yjobinn

update on the traffic. and there isols a guys in s cruz counties. more on that. and we tnohe k excessive heat warning today, day seven of dangerous heat.us airy quality. we'll add on to the air quality days, this weekend we'll get temperatures above average, but not as hot as what we're dealing

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evacuation order for pleasants valley road and istre. and the fire is about a third of a mile encroaching closer. and in the north bay toap n st. helena, 12 silverado trail and monticello road is completely shut down right now. and then moving over along the coastline, full closure of highway 1 between 84 and santa cruz county line there, completely shut down. and there are other closures off there to the right your screen. let's take a look at the visibility. down to six and

hour because of the thick smoke. and 57 in half moon bay, if you are heading out in sncd ra fvat 61. 62 in san mateo, everything else in the mid-60s to even mid-70s. and look at the dew points, no more 60s except for san jose, 40s and 50s. so it will feel more comfortable today. and you look at this shot and you think the marine layer is back. and you can see the color, but it is not just quite right and that is because that is the thick smoke and dangerous air quality that is taking over the peninsula, the south bay, and southern half of the east bay shoreline. and for our central commuters, r quality. so everything needs to be ioutcan. look at san francisco this %-pg about that you can smell it, you can almoste t tas

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but bounce forward. call or go online to find out more. . welcome back. we want to get back to the breaking news in solano county. the fire chief is on the phone to update us. good morning, chris, how are you? >> good. >> i guess whatat i wse the lat there? >> as far as the city of vacaville is concerned, the fire bumped up against us, it made a inmo uing.t alamo and west of north or chard

in the northwest side of the city is ecuated right now. structures have been threatened. do you have anyave been impacted by this and how many people you have asked to evacuate at this point in. >> i don't have a number of people that we have asked to evacuate, but our latest estimate right now as far as number of househol that are ede 3,000 that are threatened. we do have three evacuation inh vacaville and that is the mcbri senior and galatis and the date centskate >> intce er imagi.ne that it is ugto toh allrd out t theos get h out. you've been doing the reverse 911, officers going door to door. how has that process been going?

>> it has beenoing ver g people are -- our law enforcement folks have been going door to door and doing great work. firefighters have been doing really good work as aar fhe ts i was out there for a bit and watching it approach some houses and they did a great job in stopping the flames. >> what is the biggest -- >> chief, i'm curious what your biggest concern is, what area are you most >> right now ourhrttill t remains the northwest side o tre city and then also we're intel as far asy area and we are considering the

browns valley -- the west side of the browns valley area. but we haven't made yet. for right now the threat is not h. not such that we're for evacuation of that areang i but that is a potential. so whatsking residents of the city of vacaville is please pay attention to the news, keep your broadcast and as soon as we make that decision to evacuatseetha so immediately and safely. >> is there something that you would l us to know jikust as people who are not living in the vacaville area that we can do to help at thisnt? >>oi p no, i think as far as pe not living in -- i was going to say obviously avoid the area.ar. and as far as our residents, i think that they are doing okay. we've got the evacuation

centers, centers open and operating. so i think that we're good for right 6:2 thimoing,hatso s the plan for the next few hours as you work to kind of get containment? >> just to be perfectly clear, i'm only speaking for the city of vacaville. so we are working under the -- cal fire has incident command of the entire incident. so we're a small portion of that fire. and so i don't know what their containment is as far as the nt as the cityf vacaville is just protecting our periphery and trying to make sure that the fire does not affect anything inside the city. >> we appreciate you taking the

time to join us this morning. we're thinking of you and everybody in that community. so thank you so much, chris, we appreciate it. >> thank you. and reassuring voice, but you when you hear that 2,000 to 3,000 homes are threatened, that is a lot of people. and as you heard the chief say, they are concerned about the browns valley area and they will let us know when those people need to be put on notice that they may have to leave. in the middle of the night, such a traumatizing thing to get that phone callerr knock on the door. chaens the th e all teo phehate for thet

prepared forhis and t didn't have the bag packed rdy i s one thing that they bukedealing with. wet wiloheok at what is going on wi the conditions up there. there are environmental winds. and i keep using that term because wew ono k tweather. the hotter theeir f more rapid the air rises. you can't have a vacuum in the atmosphere, so it has to suck in that will increase the wind speed and the likelihood of embers being tossed about and starting spot so right now it is 78 degrees, ad wok t o ur20 miles

per hour coming out of the west. that will create greater danger for fire spread, but it will also take just a little bit of the heat out of the forecast today. d-s90 to near 10 week. 110 so it will put a little bit of the heat out of the atmosphere, but at night it will also bring in the humidity pu the w me'ari way. w going to have different ise'sues to deal with as we get deeper into the forecast. the winds willk ic p temperatures drop just a little bit. >> thank you, mike. and coming up next, we're continuing our coverage of wildfires in the bay area. the very latest evacuations issued overnight. and mike has been telling us about the spare the air and how

seeing tffects of the smoke from the ehe fires. and you can see what is happening from our sutroer mevehe t cyit francisco. muiple fires burning.m these so if it smells like your neighborhos o, iodt iris fon noe it is the smoke coming from the north bay right now.

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burning there. and school is canceled inpa of a wildfire e. 30,000 peopleth are being told o evacuate the new valuations issi sants kra santa cruz couy. people on empire grade road from felton ee irmph ortnof pine flat road are being told to get out. >> and just to put it in perspective, here is a map that we're tracking right a lot going on this morning. std we have live team coverage arting wh amy hollyfhollyfhollyf >> reporter: i talked to cal fire and they say ttha abo:3 hue

240r7k and y this morning and you can see the huge amount of smoke coming off this one. cal fire is worried that it could become a maj fire. wee'roward mount jackson. and the sherf'if evaficus ated people in nwethorst sonoma county. there are no reports of anyeaths that have burned, although when they were flyingrsove o cabins threatened. so this is just rural areas. but the evacuations are mandatory and they really need people to get out. >> we do have a number of evacuations in areas that are relatively rural and remote, but as the 13-4 fire continues to move out of the west and toward

the east, it does start to move into more populated areas. >> reporter: so they are saying this fire made a run to the northeast of armstrong woods at 1:30 this morning. and they are still gathering etails rightnow and getting them to us in real time. so stay with us as we continue to monitorone. we are hoping for morepd uat later this morning. but the message they really want us to push out this morning is that these evacuations are mandatory, they are worried that this could become a major event. and it could head toward a neighborhood so quickly and they worry about the traffic in and out of neighborhoods. so they want the roads cleared for fire trucks. so make sure that your neighbors and friends are getting out as

well. >> and before we leaveha y,ou i lot of people for that area. where are they going? going to t?helters that >> reporter: the evacuation orders started coming down yesterday afternoon and into the evening. so the hope is that that evaclreadyua a haonppasened h. look behind me know, here is a car pulled over, i did talk to this man and asked him if he was okay. he said yes, he has evacuated. he is here just watching the fire. he is tired, not feeling great and did not want to talk to us on camera. but this is an example of where people have landed just on this little pullout here watchinghe fire for information. so that is the situation here. but i did can cal fire this morning did the evacuation go

sm issues. >> i remember it was almost three years ago that you were t again in sonoma county in the same cityerov ciresgin that overnight back then. and does it just feel like a repeat? >> reporter: that one felt much more tense because the winds.ere winevdsi' n allnd neigs ng to all funnel out of the same streets. this one i believe happened yesterday afternoon and sterday evening. so my hope is that this evacyeuation wasn't near as urgent. and the weanoerths i so at leasg the situation, not making it worse. sm he plumte of oke nervous. it is dark and huge.

cal fire, hoping to getten update later this morning about what this is doing. >> amy, ben through quite enough. we appreciate reporting. nowet l's t mike nicco for that at the conditions the firefighters are fa.ngci >> as amy said, this is a different event. these fires are producing produg much smoke. but first, we don't have the winds. this is not abl wind event. thfie esresprding a asren' rapidly. so i think age aamy's assessmen spot on. but they are producing so much smoke. you can see how bad the air quality is in solano county and

from about the san mateo bridge ut to the santa cruz mountains. that is unhealthy air for even. doppler 7 is on the par tick you could you lk there is so much that the radar thinks that it is and right now the wipnds are light but they will pick up, nearly 20 miles per hour by the evening hours. now we want to take a closer look at the north bay, the lightning complex fire has burned just over 32,000 acres with 0% containment. it is made up of at least seven

fires. >> and we'll continue the team coverage with julian glov. julian has been watching as structures are have burned this morning. and some were homes. >> reporter: unfortutenaly that structure that burned to the ground was also a home. this was showed you around 5:30. and we'll walk and talk here. this appears to be the front of the home. you can see so much of it is chaired at this point. so many of the embers still charring iide of this s w you t that this was a home. you can see some of the patio furniture, the grill, and look at that just into the distance, the pool. clearly the onlyy of waterod b as it completelyur t dneground. we are off of pleasant valley

road where we've seen two hesom. and you can see the tree in the front of the yard right here, pretty much halved by the fire. it is blocking off part of pleasants valleyfilt for some folks to try to evacuate and get out of here. we've heard from the fire chief that he is concerned about the northwest part ofhe city. 2,000 to 3,000 homes being threatened and these were the homes engulfed in those flames. but it is not just this portion of pleasantal vyle but two miles from where weo a get out of their home, cut the fire lines, trying to get their animals to safety. but unfortunately, they weren't able to save them all. listen in. >> so we came out here and it didn't look like it was going to get to us and then it came over

the hill over there and within 30 minutes, it was on top of us. so we just started doing everything we could, cutting the fire lines, loading ugspll a an catch. it was too late to get the horses out or the cattle or anything like that. and we stayed as long as we could trying to fight it. until it just got to where there were emberblowingewid s ayall ris.ght again, you are ta another look at the video of what we saw just a ways from where we are standing right now. a second home completely engulfed in flames. all that is left of that one is a chimney. and back to right now, what is left of this particular home that we're standing at. you see that right there, the hose? g sto a tand a chance aryinga

use that to spray done some of the property that you can see is a complete loss. many of the trees in the he intense flames.en, havnvegi t you can also see some cars in the distance again toward the back of this property completely charred. you can only i omaginen the terror in this family's heart as they had to t up in the middle of the night, get to safety as quickly as possible so they weren't trapped in this home as it burned to the ground. this is what folks are dealing with here. at one pntd intpseen the flames made matters worse for those people trying to evacuate this morning. your heart just bak ws clearly everything. i'm julian glover, abc 7 news. >> thank you for your report.

evacuation centers have been opened in vacaville this morning. ulatis and mcbride have been teb the fairgrounds and small animals can be dropped off at the animal shelter. and of course preparing to evacuate can be very stressful and confusing. so we've put together some tips to try to help you out including how to prepare your home. they is all at abc7news.com. areaving a tough tim getting access to a wildfire in now ate ionainlre quickly from drifting in to west marin and right now not threatening any home, but some of the trails are closed. in the east bay the deer

zone fire complex is burning on the east side of mt. diao and still out of control. there are evacuation orders all the way to the alameda county line. it has charred more than 1400 s. and governor newsom has declared an emergency because of the wildfires here and across the stat ae.re burning throughoutor lans tcao n update today at on thes respons wildfires, the heat wave and of course covid-19. we'll bring thato you live right here t on abc 7 as well a on abc7news.com. make sure that you stay with abc 7 as we continue to track these wildfires. you can download our app and enable push alerts to get the breaking news updates and also find the latest evacuation information on abc7news.com. at this point there is not a lot for us to do except stay out

of the way and that is what aske know thats number of roads are closed because of the evacuatio. either closed or very busy with people trying to get out and to are clear pathways for everyonew vacaville. it has been our hott apo s eva eyllva roa roadways. and it looks like the fire is less than a mile away from 505, so head's up for everyone traveling there, asking you to just avoid the area entirely if. there is also low visibility. the gray is the smoke in the

area. and also 128 between silverado trail and month seicello road i closed. and we have a complete shut down ayhwig 184 and santa cruz county line. and then once we move a little further down into the santa cruz mountains, north bound and southbound highway 9 between 236 and skyline boulevard. and also full closure of 236 between highway 9 and jamison street. i know mike nicco, you have been following the wind, the low visibility, the heat. so much to talk about this morning. >> and i'm worried how many other areas are smoldering right now due to the thousands of lightning strikes we had that are ready to erupt when conditions are conducive to that.

hopefully there aren't that many more. right now thetion tdihe aons te relative humidity 13%. thankfully their environmental winds are rather light right now. and it is 85 around lake berryessa. thankfully the winds are nearly calm to around 2 miles per hour. the winds here will also pick up getting around 17 miles per hour. not maybe quite as fast as vacaville, but still in a dangerous category. wdsthd ane will continue to feed those fires and look at th temperatures, it will make it firefighters.t on the and we still have the of dangerous heat everywhere except for the coast and bay shore. and let's take a look at the

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all the way to the alameda county line. it has charred more than 1400 acres since sunday. and that is just one area on fire. now let'skoo l fromf the hennes. this was taken between 4:30 and 5:30 this morning. we're told the fire reached the area around 2:00 a.m. and burned most of the homes within a one mile stretch within just would hours. >> about 2:00, we got a call, an alert on our answering machine. went out and looked and got the h isuite ws aglwaas in cherry icenwhn from here. but apparently the wind blowing this way. and then about a half hour, 45 minutes ago, the sheriff came and said that it was up

can cantaloupe ridge area. so we packed up what we could put in the truck and got the dog, up here now waiting to see when we can get back in. >> the hennessey fire is just one fire part of the u lightning d 32,000 acres and 0% contained. and john revis is joining us live, he is the photographer that shot that video we all just watched. g good morning, john. exactly where have you been for most of the morning does it looks likeig i re b in vacaville all along english hill. i got there around 2:00 a.m. i was hearing on radio traffic abtou the fire.

and i was just watching the fire move, it was moving there was a lot of winds in the area. houses were starting to catch o difficult so i had to leave the area, know once touhings y started to clea, i went back to english hill ros road and the fire hadoff come t overcome most of the homes. >> and we're looking at the video that you were able to get and you also talked to people who were able to evacuate. did you get a sense that people got the orders and were able to >>t out? wsai there bec ieseet grtle as facebook that being were being alerted because the fire was moving over the ridge.

so i started to go over there to see the fire if itct would come down on these houses. so when i got there, it was around 2:00 a.m. and people were already leaving. and there was no fire in that area. >> when you say you saw numeroue stretch or so, how many homes would you estimate? >> oh, man. you know, i stopped counting after like ten. but when i would go back on the street, you know, the houses were just rubble. some structures you couldn't even tell that they were structuresyeah, that is really . and i know you said you heard some explosions. that is so scary wevh ithier an stuff like that.yeah,in heard a

of explosions, a lot of hissing sounds. and i'd like in the distance and it would be just one of those massive propane tanks. i was told that by one of the firefighters that when it gets too hot, the tanks start leaking and the gas explodes. so pretty scary out there trying to maintain the distance from those tanks. >> and i know people are concerned about their animals. they able to get their animals, what did you notice when it came to ?atth ye>> to a lady and she tells me that she was watching the fire from her house and within 40 minutes it overcame her property.nl able tr dogs and cats. she said she had pigs, ducks, rabbits, goats and she couldn't get them and so she is just alo.

>> it is a wait and see for aa - lot of people. so we're thinking of them and hope that you stay safe, thank you for bringing us this video so we could see what is really going on there. >> yeah, of course. always. >> thank you, john. trong winds rn to another s overnight caused several newua n san mateo and santa cruz counties. so there are evacuation orders andng iniarns place this both counties as the fire burns southeast, 22,000 people in boulder creek, bonny doon and surrounding neighborhoods were evacuated overnight and then still early this morning. the fire hasneur b ad 10,000 acres. at least three firefighters have been injured but are expected to survive those injuries. cal fire confirms that multiple structures were destroyed in the rural area between both

but they were unable to confirm so far exactly how many. and that is the case for basically all of our fires right now in the bay area, it is too early to know numbers. after the fires are over and you are allowed to return home, there are some things that you will need to do. we have information about what to do when you get back home at abc7news.com. and w that it is really t these fiourefighseters a blltiau sec so hard to fight these fires. it is far from over really for any of them. >> still in extreme conditions. in that heat, can you imagine having all that gear on for hours upon hours with temperat iesurethn mid-90s to low # 100s? hopefully they can stay safe also. let's talk about what will touch all of us, even if the fires won't affect you directly, they will affect you directly in the form of smoke. los a sutro tower this morning. you can barely see a couple of

miles because of the smoke. and the dangerous air is the areas in red there. which is pretty much all of solano county and dsan mateo bridge southward, the air is unhealthy for everybody. and i expect that to spread out as we head throughout the day. dangerous heat and air, but there will be more days with dangerous air. while we'll get rid of the excessive heat for a couple days, and still looking at thunderstorms possible monday. 76 in san francisco, 80s aroundn the east bay valleys. i'd love to say open the windows and enjoy the 50s and 60s tonight, but you can't because of the smoke. onga sleep. make it difficult my accuweather 7 day forecast, you can see we get rid of the 100s thursday and friday, but we won't get rid of the smoke. 100s come back and the humidity comes back sunday making it feel even more uncomfortable and then

the possibility of some thunderstorms with some dry lightning monday. so be ready. and if you are just waking up to us, we want to get you updated on t breaking news we're tracking. as you see, major fires burning across the bay area and beenhe . in vacaville, the hennessey fire hr0 tisniteea homes, already destroyed a number of homes. still waiting to see just how many. so this is on pleasant valley road in solano county just outside of the city of vacaville and we just spoke to the fire chief, he says a good portion of the northwest side of the city has been evacuated. everyone living west of alamo and north orchard has been told to paslaw foemt isoing door door to tell people to get out. the fire chief is asking residents to please pay attention to the news and all the updates because they are considering evacuating the browns valley area next. >> and evacuation centers have

been open in vacaville. padan, fairmont and sierra swris ta vista schools. and ulatis community center and mcbride are open for residents. large animals can be taken to the county fairgrounds and smaln claybank road. cal 13-4 fire 2 which is part of the lnu complex made a big run this morning. they are worried this fire has the potential to become a major burn. the sheriff's office says that they have evacuated 30,000 people in northwest sonoma county. they don't haveorep rts injuries or deaths, and they don't know how many structures have burned. but when they were flying over it, they saw some cabins in an area that was being threatened. no neighborhoods, just rural areas so

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