>> laura? >> poor robbie. typhoon higos hits hong kong. be safe to you and your wife. so here's a look at the fires from the pg&e wildlife cameras. classifies bad weather warnings to 10. this is designated a 9. the flames completely overtaking it blew trees over on the highway but caused no major the hillside there and nearly looking like the camera was damage and moving out of hong kong it weakened. damaged by the flames, as well, ladies... check it out. right now at 4:30, breaking as it stopped recording. news, fires in the north bay now it's amazing to see overnight moving through neighborhoods, how these fires have blossomed. destroying homes. we know multiple people have the weather is so hot to make it suffered burns overnight as they tough for the fire fight. ran for their lives. what are winds like? any sign of them, kari? "today in the bay" starts right >> we're not seeing a lot of now. a good wednesday morning to you. wind here but the bad thing i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. about it is we haven't had let's get right to the breaking temperatures cooling down very much overnight and we just have news this morning. such dry vegetation. situation across the bay area let me show you how hot these getting worse for firefighters already stretched thin. fires are burning. this map shows you where the we are actually seeing them fires are now burning in the bay picked up on radar. area and santa cruz county. so strong. so... not ripped. that may actually be some of the govern knorr gavin newsom what're we talkin about... ash that was streaming into san that's the hefty ultra strong bag declares a state of emergency as jose and we're going to possibly

hefty! hefty! hefty! some 30 fires are burning across (whispers) gimme. see more of that as these fires california. "today in the bay" cierra (confused) give me the bag? johnson live where the fires get intense over the bay area get hefty ultra strong at a low price from the peninsula over toward exploded overnight. what is the latest? the east bay to the south >> reporter: yes, exactly. county. make sure you're wearing the if you woke up like i did in the mask all throughout today and this will definitely have some city far from where i am i could health effects for people with smell the smoke coming in on 80 breathing problems and healthy east. you could see it in the air and people, as well. see some of those flames from we'll monitor the air quality, the freeway. right now i am in vacaville and the fire conditions and an update coming. mike, how's it looking for drivers heading to work? from our vantage point you can >> kari, obviously folks up in the napa area where we talked see those flames over the hill. about the fires we have to be there's a chp officer situated given a by for that work and can't use 128 for many portions. at the intersection. dearand with summer here,these energy bills are rising. the red marks a closure in the it's been going on for hours. together, we can save energy and money... area and west of where cierra is we had a photographer on the by taking steps to stay cool while using less. scene overnight capturing the people working to evacuate and keep safe and keep it golden. located. to vacaville, the fire continues in the midst of the evacuation there and almost i-80 and 505. several people were actually injured. ambulances were called because chp said they may need to shut of some burn situations. take a listen to what this woman down the entire freeway.

right now, traffic is flowing from pleasant valley had to say through vacaville, fairfield. about the interaction with this fire overnight. that's how far it's progressed >> so my husband was driving the and fires in the tri-valley car and it burnt -- he got burpt and had to leave the car and area. and then the south bay handing blew up and i was walking down it right back to you. by myself and i got all these >> that's right. mike, hundreds of homes under flames on me and i lost my shoe. evacuation orders right now in but i made it. the santa cruz mountains after a god saved me. >> reporter: and we are glad she fire exploded in size there and is okay. we are working right now to get covering san mateo and santa a better idea of how many people cruz counties. were injured and how many homes this is a group of five fires or businesses have been damaged. sparked by lightning. back out here again we can see fire there already scorched the flame from where we are a h 7,500 acres. no con and thement. welcome back. two evacuation centers are set 4:56. and ash in the air. up, one at a high school, the new video of an on the court we with respect alone, there other at santa cruz county were several families, i'm altercation of a deputy and the parked next to an individual president of the toronto raptors with the dog in the back so they fairgrounds. kris sanchez will update us at oracle arena after beating were seeking refuge from their throughout the morning from home. close to the fire lines. the raptors last year in the nba in the next half hour, we'll work to get details on how many very busy morning here and finals. the deputy filed a federal people have had to leave their that, treatment heat concerns lawsuit against the raptors not just here in bay area. home.

still ahead here on "today in claiming that the aggressor and cierra johnson, live in the bay," the push to contain punched him in the face and vacaville for "today in the the large fire in l.a. county bay." and the outages of thousands raptors counter suing and gave >> thank you. we have a photographer here us access to the body cam there. at nbc bay area robby beeson plus another blow for riders footage saying that the deputy that lives there. in uber's battle with california, the monthly services falsified details about that are you on the phone with us? >> yes, i am. impacted. >> i know you have been told to we'll be right back. altercation. south beta hoe's latest city get ready to leave. to fine violators not wearing a talk to us about how you received that information and mask. council members approved an when. >> well, actually, highway emergency order yesterday taking effect on friday. patrol just pulled up to the driveway telling us that the anyone caught not wearing a mask flames are fairly close to our are hit with $100 fine. following breaking news for neighborhood. before these guys came over, you, new fast-moving flames are burning the bay area and fire department was going up and exploded overnight from santa down our street and they just said it's not mandatory to leave cruz to solano county. but we recommend it and we don't have the resources right now so all of my neighbors have left the current weather conditions. 4:57. our neighborhood at the moment. and we're just kind of packing up our cars and ready to go. >> talk to me about how you decide what to take with this notice? talk to us what goes through your mind you and your family and what do you decide to get?

>> that's a good question. it is surreal deciding what you take and what you are going to leave behind. i feel fortunate because i have some time to do it but just picking pictures all the wall and taking the computer and important stuff like that, packing the car as best we can to get out of here if we need to. >> right now we are looking at video that -- of the fires happening right now. you throughout the night have been working for us getting video and seeing what this fire is doing to property and getting close to homes. does this make it more real for you and your family that you know that you possibly have to leave quickly and what you could possibly return to? >> yeah. i've seen the devastation that these fires have done in northern california and i know how fast they can move and when you can see the glow from your

driveway that really that this is serious and just got to get ready to get out. >> because we've dealt with the fires so many -- year after year dealing with this, do you and your family talked about if this should happen, the escape route, the fire came over the hill how do you get snout. >> yeah. from napa and because of the luckily we have. winds -- we took pictures of everything >> right now at 5:00, breaking in our house for insurance news overnight, a wall of flames purposes and we have our escape from burning in napa county to plan and we have boxes and stuff ready to go. solano county. multiple people have injuries. we were able to pack up good morning to you. relatively quickly. >> have you thought of where you thank you so much for joining us. can go once you leave? i'm marcus washington. >> luckily for me i have a >> a very busy morning. i'm laura garcia. camper van so i have a house on right to the breaking news this wheels and we'll just go down morning. situation across the bay area the street there's a big open getting a lot worse for parking lot i think we'll go to firefighters already stretched for the time being and just wait thin. this map shows you where the it out. >> telling you to get ready to fires are now burning. in the bay area and santa cruz evacuate, did they say there was happening this vacaville as a safe place for people to go county. governor newsom declaring a

the fire continues to spread who may not have family or a state of emergency as some 30 very quekly. fires are now burning across this is a look at the live camper? >> they just said they would california. "today in the bay's" cierra advise just l flames near pleasant valley road johnson live in vacaville where as many people are evacuating the fires exploded and spread to us about what you saw this morning. we have very bad weather overnight. pretty active there. conditions, as well. not a lot of wind but also we >> reporter: good morning. are seeing this intense heat yeah. because your neighbors, you're it is extremely active. actually in the thick of a lot since you came to us last you fueling more of those fires, the of this. you are getting video so we can can tell that fire spread. air quality will continue to be get that information out. i'll step out of the way to see talk to me about what you saw very unhealthy today, make sure that smoke has shifted and you last night getting the video of you're careful as you head out can see that fire eating up that the fires burning. the door for work this morning. >> on my way home i noticed that vegetation up over the hill. we'll continue to follow this as well as the weather conditions the glow was closer to vacaville and update in a few minutes. depending where you are when you woke up this morning you probably smelled smoke. than i thought and then driving on pleasant valley road and the i woke up 2:00 in the city and my apartment smelled like smoke road fully engulfed in flames and in the hallway of the and surprised it came down that wall street set to open up building. with modest gains after the s&p 80 east you c far that fast. i think i filmed like four or 500 closed at a new record high five homes gone up in flames. yesterday, recovering the losses from the march low ending the shortest bear market in u.s. people just scrambling to get history. it took the s&p just 126 trading out, loading horses, wildlife days to get there. running everywhere. the previous record, 310 trading days between 19 6 and '67. and the firefighters are doing

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on this wednesday morning, that fire on the move. take a look at the pictures here. napa county wildfire spreading to vacaville. evacuations on pleasant rally road. look at the intensity of the flames there forcing families to evacuate, others put on hold as they're told to prepare to evacuate soon. several homes we know have been burned because of this fire and even some of those evacuating, th sfered some burns because thiwe have team coverag this morning throughout the bay area. when we think of this, kari, certainly the good thing is we're not seeing high winds and

that's something we were talking about yesterday but that's keeping that fire i'm assuming at bay as much as it can any way. >> well, and the one thing about fires, too, is they can make their own environment so even watching the fire i see a fire whirl spinning up so that actually acts to spread those wildfires in different directions which makes it unpredictable for those firefighters who are trying to get some containment. we saw just a few days ago a tornado spawned due to a wildfire and so once those winds start to generate those clouds go way up in the atmosphere and then they start to develop their own weather and part of the reason why even without a lack of some strong winds, with a lack of strong winds we are not seeing these wildfires being quelled by the conditions so as we look at when's going on now, once again, i wanted to show you the radar as we've been watching the fires develop being picked

up on radar and going really high in the atmosphere with plumes of smoke and ash and carried to the south bay so over san jose waking up to ash on the cars and everything being coated with a fine layer of ash out there and seen it in san francisco and even over toward the east bay taking a look at walnut creek starting with a clear sky this morning and the temperatures that haven't cooled down that much compared to where we normally are and should be starting in the mid-50s. we are at 72 degrees in san jose and 74 in livermore and concord and looking at the highs for this afternoon not talking about widespread triple digits but because of the smoke, the wildfires that continue to spread, and the heat that we've had this very dry heat that's been developing we are still looking at temperatures that will103 degrees in degrees. while oakland coming down to the

low 80s and we'll see the low 80s in san mateo, san francisco in the 70s today and for the north bay expect high temperatures in the mid-90s. as we go through the forecast, a 7-day shows we'll see temperatures mainly in the 90s, not much of a cool down here and we will at least be able to allow the excessive heat warning to expire but may come back next week. mike, you have been watching the impacts of the fire and the regular morning commute. >> that's right, kari, but the regular morning commute is holding off. we have had folks moving around for evacuations overnight. let's take a look at the map and we are talking about the left side of the map where the boulder creek is marked there. between highway 9 to the right of boulder creek and highway 1 to the left of where it says boulder creek, that section where we do see a fire

progressing in the santa cruz mountains. highway 1 may be affected by highway 9 there's a closure getting in toward the area. chp and local law enforcement trying to make sure that everything is moving smoothly. move up toward the area of over on the right again. the marsh creek fire originated there and spreading throughout area. no major freeways closed. 680 is open through the area and will smell and see smoke as the sun comes up. watch 128 and 121 coming through the fires. back to you. >> all right. we know so many fires burning in northern california. firefighters in southern california having a battle of themselves. this is in l.a. county near santa clarita. this fire the lake fire an enit is now scorched more than 20,000 acres, destroyed at least 12

structures we know of so far, 40% contained. evacuation orders remain in effect and not just the fires, thousands were also without power last night in l.a. county due to the rolling outages some of which we have seen in the bay area. also new overnight, a string of earthquakes rattling northern california town of willits. the first just after 5:30 and in total eight between 2.89 and 4.2 around willits and redwood valley. a lot going on. next on "today in the bay," we have new video to show you showing the very moment a bay area deputy confronted a nba team president courtside in the nba finals. the incident sparked a lot of controversy. plus, the all-new action that tahoe is for you,