so hopefully will make some progress on this fire unfortunately we are expecting hot weather and extreme fire danger there saying this fire has significant growth potential, so we'll keep an eye on that for today, but for now in sonoma county charles clifford kron 4 news all right, thanks a lot, jack it's amazing to see what these firefighters are up against is >>real slow news stations. awesome of the video with the fire engines close to the flames. >>tumor in county firefighters got too close. they were >>good morning and thanks for joining us on this saturday trapped yeah snow county sheriff's office had to come morning containment efforts in and rescue them from the for the wildfires across the air in fact we have a portion bay area is our top story and of video that they posted on there is some good news to social media is take a look at it. share with you this morning cal fire says the l a new lightning complex fires burning in the north bay are now 15% contained, so it is going up suu lightning complex fires burning in the east bay around mount diablo 10% contained this morning and the czu august lightning complex fires which are burning along the peninsula, san mateo and santa cruz counties. those are now 5% contained let's take a wider look at the fires that are burning across the bay area all of which broke out.

>>as this continues to play out you see them harnessing up just a few days ago remember those 2 firefighters and the on sunday with the lightning helicopters hovering above and that sparked these fires and then as the video plays longer now we're just looking at i don't know if we'll have a battling the fires and the chance to see if that you hoisted off the hillside. horrible air quality no matter where you live around the bay >>an already dramatic. yeah, this morning. i know i was let's take a look at looks socked in by. like they're just about ready to raise them up. so these 2 >>i think it was smoke maybe firefighters just got caught, you know the winds change and fog to on the golden gate they're stuck. so they're bridge i'm darya folsom, yeah, and i'm james fletcher you're surrounded by fire need to waking up on this saturday morning wondering what the pluck them to safely let them latest is well we're going to safe to safety look yeah, start. >>in the south bay, the seas there's the glow of the fire you august lightning complex that's how close it is let's fire burning near san mateo listen. well let's listen to santa cruz counties in total the flames have burned roughly 63,000 acres and now have forced more than 60,000 people him as he's raised up. and to flee their homes. it is as i mentioned earlier 5% contained this morning at least 97 structures have been that wind. yeah now is it and destroyed with nearly 25,000 then they got him to safety still threatened. and we also and thankfully, those 2 know that 2 people have firefighters are fine, yeah, suffered minor injuries and there are now more than 1100 it's pretty incredible and personnel fighting that fire. john those winds are going to be a factor going forward dry lightning got all these things we have an update just got that are complicating matters for firefighters in the next

earlier this morning from the 24 to 48 hours exactly you south bay. so let's go to reyna harvey. know we're calm right now we're staying that way through >>with the very latest rain a the rest of the weekend we lot of dorian james good will see winds picking up morning and it's nice to be later today. able to share a little bit of >>and then tomorrow into good news with you all at monday dry lightning potential home, the firefighters here now have some containment on returns today, what you're the fire here and that's due noticing as you're waking up at least as of right now is to the weather they had some very poor air quality overnight behind me they just from 6 was a through the east started their morning meeting they had to move locations bay on up into the delta best because they've increased air quality found at the coast personnel here on the fire and so he couldn't feed the other location so they moved up a bit but we're going to show you just because they have that contain it doesn't mean. >>the fire doesn't continue to do some real damage, especially on neighboring communities will look at boulder creek right now you can see the fire ripped through this neighborhood really taking everything that was in its path, we know that it's about 63 acres and that's not really due to growth but the firefighters explain they have a better view of just how big the fire is we know that a 5% contained right now about 24,000 structures still

threatened 97 destroyed and they've increase at personnel to a little over 1500 well, the main concerns are in the coming days, we could see winds pick up we could see more lightning and some increased heat in the area and that would really set them back in terms of everything they've been able to accomplish. we just finished listening to a press conference here led by cal fire is what they had to say about their efforts on the resources assigned coming to this incident. >>so obviously the system is working but it's all about that we put on the moment, the order to be alive and that is just the blew what we're utilizing the agree and the no ground truth in that cell and on the ground. so as we day until it got to the 4 corners find out all 4. >>a new store outside fire. we showed up to see that it's warm apple.

>>well right now in addition to those weather concerns there are also some other concerns they have some people still have not left a lot of the evacuated areas and as a result. the fire personnel had to do several rescues yesterday taking away their personnel from fighting the fire to these rescue missions so they're asking people if they ask you to leave which they've now evacuated over 64,000 people to not come back because you put yourself at risk as well as the personnel out here fighting for now reporting here in scotts valley reyna harvey kron 4 news thanks a lot of rain and we'll check in with you throughout the morning while the santa cruz county sheriff's department is sending an alert. >>for looters that have been targeting empty homes as people leave their homes to evacuate so deputies say 5 people so far been arrested. they were arrested friday on charges including looting grand theft conspiracy to commit crime. and burglary. the suspects targeted homes impacted by this easy

lightning complex fires, there >>and we're back at night 10 on the peninsula. continuing our wildfire coverage now taking a closer >>now let's go to the north bay balance cause the l and look at the damage that we're seeing with the czu fire and you lightning complex fire. it is burn. more than 314,000 the community of ben lawman which is just south of boulder creek. these are the fires that are burning down in the acres in solano sonoma napa santa cruz mountains, several homes and buildings have been lake and yolo counties 5 destroyed here you can see one of them going up. the fire people have died. in that fire continues to rage along highway 9 and highway 34 to 36 for have been injured fighting entire neighborhoocs have been the fires. 480 structures have flattened by this fire and been destroyed and a 125 have despite evacuation orders there are still some homeowners that are insisting been damaged. and there is on staying behind in an still more than 30,000 homes attempt to save their properties. it is pretty much in harm's way right now the all we have. latest update from cal fire >>so we've been sitting here says that this fire in the doing a bunch of work. north bay or complex of fires clearing it all back into is just 15% contained right everything cut back nice and now and for the latest on the firefighting efforts there clean is eerie is scary. let's go. >>live to charles clifford up in sonoma county working to >>cal fire continues to advise tell us chuck what's the everyone inside the evacuation latest. areas to get away as they've >>good morning. yes, so right already had to save some now i'm standing in healdsburg people who are trying to save would sort of sits right in their own homes and again they the middle of the lnu complex the hennessy fires burning off keep saying that pools resources away from the active fire fight itself. >>it's not. still ahead on

to the east and then the more this saturday morning. we've pressing fire for the people who live in healdsburg is the. got more about how we're fighting these fires with the >>walbridge fire which is burning in the mountains to the west and we may have some resources stretched thin what video showing the fire from the governor is doing and asking of the president, so we yesterday afternoon. i believe. >>now this is a big it is basically stretches from lake sonoma in the north all the way down to guerneville along the russian river and the edge of the fire is just a couple of miles to the west of healdsburg burning in the trees and the rough terrain, want restaurants to open? the mountains out there and the other side goes about 12 or a dozen miles or so out. you know the concern there is that could eventually burn all the way to the ocean but the more pressing concern is the city of healdsburg which has not been evacuated, but they're really going to work keeping the wall bridge fire to the west of the dry creek valley dry creek. that's kind of their you know line in the sand where they need to keep those flames on the other side gets across there's nothing between there and healdsburg so again healdsburg has not been evacuated, but people are keeping a very close eye on this. cal fire is bringing additional resources in all

the time they're getting up crews and engines from out of state coming down to help with this fire. they also had quite a few fixed wing aircraft up in the air yesterday a multiple aircraft making water and flame retardant drops around the fire trying to create a perimeter i keep it from burning towards homes, you know they really want to try to get this fire slowed down overnight temperatures drop there's a little more humidity so at the moment, there's no wind it's kind of still right now, but we are expecting throughout the weekend up for higher temperatures, there's an increased fire risk this weekend and also into next week. so there's a lot of concern here about what could happen with this fire. and if the winds were to shift and push it push the fire back towards the east that would be right in the healdsburg so they don't want that to happen for sure there are a lot of evacuations in the area right now they evacuated the lake sonoma area yesterday if you need some more info on those evacuations you can go to the county website. the cal fire website or also kron 4 dot com. we have a page with quite

a bit of information there on and schools? evacuation orders and maps and want the economy to get back on track? anything you might need so it's a very latest here in sonoma county charles clifford you're not alone. kron 4 news, thanks a lot, and you can help make it happen. jack. >>all right time now is 7 '07 stay 6 feet apart. and has struck mentioned again wash your hands. don't forget kron 4 dot com or facebook page and our twitter wear a mask every time you leave your home. account as well we're going to be pushing out alerts to all those platforms throughout the choose to join the fight against covid-19. day today and of course our kron 4 news app and the kron do your part. on app as well that's our 24 7 slow the spread. new streaming service where we're going to be broadcasting through that at all day long every day of the week giving the very latest information on this fire. so whenever you want that information download that app and start watching now. >>well as we make our way through this forecast you can see winds will remain light during morning hours but picking up into the evening tonight, i'm talking what to >>welcome back thanks for staying with us on this saturday morning as you're stepping outside today, you're noticing calm winds already warm temperatures. but mostly the haze that has been hanging out across the bay area and

continues to this morning as a foe is shrouded by some low lying smoke as we make our way if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, through saturday. and you're going to see a lot more of that as we continue to see inflammation in your eye might be to blame. wildfires burning across the region. now one bit of good looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes news regarding these fires is over-the-counter eye drops that we are seeing very calm winds across the bay this typically work by lubricating your eyes morning. those are favorable and may provide temporary relief. conditions for firefighters ha! these drops probably won't touch me. out there battling these blazes from the north bay xiidra works differently, through the santa cruz mountains on up into solano targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. and napa counties to where what is that? winds have remained calm throughout the evening. the xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. downside with those calm winds smoke settles down with us and xiidra is the only fda approved treatment the bigger downside of your specifically forecast is we've got another for the signs and symptoms round of what it's looking of dry eye disease. likely to be some dry one drop in each eye, twice a day. lightning in the coming days, don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. very similar set up to what we common side effects include eye irritation, saw last week that brought us those thunderstorms last discomfort or blurred vision sunday and monday will bring when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. us more thunderstorms this sunday night into monday don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. morning in the days ahead of us. low pressure area will after using xiidra, wait 15 minutes before reinserting contacts. eventually make its way up the coast and bring along with it got any room in your eye? some humid conditions as well talk to an eye doctor about twice-daily xiidra. as those thunderstorms that

i prefer you didn't! fire danger increases tomorrow xiidra. monday into tuesday, even with not today, dry eye. fire weather watches taking effect tomorrow and lasting through tuesday from the coast inland from north to south all across the bay area. winds maybe come this morning, but they will pick up this afternoon leading us to a fairly breezy finished the day and early evening tonight, winds gusting as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour and wind speeds will help to stir out some of that poor air quality this morning, some of the worst of it is in the south bay on up through the east bay. well some of our better conditions out along the coastline. today's daytime highs will be in the 70's 60's along the coastline, 70's and 80's near the bay. while 90's remain inland with 93 morgan hill livermore in concord at 95 and andy aka 97 today. tomorrow's temperatures not changing much to 2 days we will see a potential of evening thunderstorms. night leading into our best chance of thunderstorms monday morning. slight chance remains into tuesday. back to you.

thank you very much john back to our top story this morning the cal oh yes map giving us a better idea of the scope. >>of the firefight the crews have against them. this is a statewide effort as you can see with active fires burning in all corners of california officials say this week in fact 560 fires have burned a combined 770,000 acres. >>and california is asking for aid because of this they want >>whether we want to continue the president to declare a our wildfire coverage by taking a closer look at the disaster area and the governor damage that the czu fire has asked for that so he could get some extra money for us our done in communities have been capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more from a lawman which is just south of boulder creek were down in sacramento. the santa cruz mountains now >>state emergency management several homes and buildings leaders say more acres burned have been destroyed. the fire in california this week than continues to rage along there are in the entire state highway 9 and highway 36 of rhode island. governor newsom says california needs entire neighborhoods have been more help has nearly 600 fires flattened by this fire and burn across the state first despite evacuation orders, some homeowners are staying responders have been stretched behind in an attempt to try and everywhere throughout the and save their homes. state as crews tried to >>it is pretty much all we control fires friday, have. so we've been sitting california leaders say more help is on the way 10 states here don't a bunch of work.

are sending in additional engines and crews on the clearing it all back into ground well california is everything cut back nice and using some private contractors to help the fight from the air clean is eerie his scary. governor newsom's administration has also requested firefighting help from canada and australia. i >>well cal fire continues to want to thank. advise everyone in evacuation >>the trump administration a areas to get out as they've day after president trump threatened to withhold funding already had to save people who from california for not are trying to save their homes cleaning up its forests and that of course puts resources away from the actual governor newsome confirmed fema extended 5 federal grants firefighting effort. >>still ahead on the kron 4 to help with the cost of morning saturday firefighting fighting the state's larger resources are spread extremely wildfires, grants, the president signed california is thin across california seeking a major disaster declaration from president prompting the governor to ask trump which newsom says would for help and apparently it's on the way we'll tell you fro give the state some relief with so many of its resources hey, my twitter is blowing up! overwhelmed. there's not one phone call that i had made to dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, the president where yes and quickly responded and almost so many about spicy chicken strips. every instance, he's responded wow, i hear you. favorably state leaders say so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% lightning strikes are to blame all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for many of the blazes after for only $5.99! 12,000 struck the state this week, the s e u and l a new lightning complex fires burning in northern california are now the 7th and 10th largest recorded wildfires in state history. both have burned nearly half a million

acres combined those are just 2 of the 20 major fire swallowing property across the state. >>i hope for good news, but it's going to take a long time we are not out of the woods. >>president trump has approved a major disaster declarations in california every year since he's been in office most of them because of wildfires. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>because of the unpredictable nature of wildfires, evacuation warnings and orders may come suddenly that's why you need to be ready to leave at a moment's notice congress has a menu has more on that. >>and please heed the warnings as they come out, shouldn't wait to be told. >>we should have a plan right now i want your viewers to understand the importance of being prepared to leave. i want you to be proactive. >>not reactive as the series of wildfires erupted around the bay area communities have been put on evacuation warnings and mandatory evacuation orders. >>a warning is all get your

stuff together and or is you need a late. >>now fire officials say when you're put under a warning it's time to prepare, but if that's upgraded to a mandatory order. it is time to go immediately knowing the difference between the 2 could be a matter of life and death. >>sometimes we hear stories of is it the juicy 100% all-white meat? people that are not going to leave they are not going to or because you can spice them up or cool them down? lead. our first priority is or because a little birdie told me life safety. so somebody is you wanted them back really bad... not leading when an order get my spicy chicken strips combo comes down you're actually for only $5.99. potentially putting firefighters in a position of rescue because our primary responsibilities come get you. right and if you're waiting for last minute are choosing not to leave and now we're putting in those firefighters in a position of compromise because they have to effect a rescue. now you're putting their lives in jeopardy as well instead of waiting until the last minute start gathering important items before the evacuation warning is given i have my

medications. >>passports or certificates if i have time i have a plan as to what to do with my cats other important personal items include your wallet cash eyeglasses wi fi hotspots cell >>some 14 so forget about phones and chargers. >>pet food, your keys first across the golden gate bridge this morning you guys i aid kits and water for all the haven't seen you since i drove my kid to college in utah stuff in the dough back and right and i want every day put it in my car by the front door asic matthew kron 4 news. that was i was on the 83rd fairfield. i beat the closing of 80 by 10 minutes. we will i >>and on the kron 4 morning news, new projections are looked up there was fire detailing the grim outlook for coming at the highway, you the number of coronavirus know right jack i don't know 3 cases from now to the end of the year we'll have more on feet away from that side of that coming up. and as we head the road we're on the other side i think is and it was to break. here's a live look really dark and the wind was outside conditions in walnut creek show it is still smoky blowing and then 10 minutes and hazy out there. later after we made it by they it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the new sleep number 360 smart bed... shut down the highway for like 4 hours. i think holy cow that would put a damper on your out what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? no problem, with temperature balancing you can sleep better together. wasn't clear whether he interesting yeah, yeah well, i can it help keep me asleep? know that's a big problem absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and across a lot the north bay and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable centers miles of road closures and like. >>hopefully others start to get those reopened to get a will it help me keep up with mom? you got this.

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similar setup as to what we had at the beginning of last week when those dry thunderstorms were through another tropical system sitting off the west coast of mexico will steer its way up the western coast of the u.s. eventually bringing us the potential of some more thunderstorms and we're some dry lightning which is likely to start up spotty blazes across the bay area like we saw early last week so the u.s. fire weather watches will take effect starting tomorrow lasting through sunday as tomorrow night on into monday morning. our best chance of any sort of dry lightning and gusty winds accompanying them across the bay area that could spark some more wildfires again this is a very similar situation as what we had early last week and we saw what that did for us winds as i mentioned are calm but will generally pick up into the close of the day today towards late afternoon and early evening tonight do expect a pickup in winds that is going help to clear out the coast a little bit as far as the smoke goes that even some of our inland areas but could

potentially result in the spread of any sort of wildfire activity. speaking of air quality your best spots are right along the coastline, some of our worst air quality this morning is right along the east bay into the south bay searching up into portions of solano county. the worst in the state though that could be found towards the central valley, the sierra nevada and eventually down along the central coast. here in the bay >>let's give you the latest now on the covid situation in area were actually not looking at the worst compared to some the bay area napa county has of our areas further inland in just been removed from the the state. so we can at least state's covid watch list and be thankful for that 70's and if they can stay off the list 60's near the coastline for for 14 days straight. then your highs today 80's right alongside the shore of the bay schools can consider plans to and the 90's for antioch have in person learning. conquered some of our hottest >>but new projections from the spots at 97 to 95 degrees university of washington predicts now 310,000 americans today as i mentioned we do see the potential of thunderstorms could die from covid-19 by returning sunday night into december and while they say monday. these will be our some states are getting their highest fire danger days as we outbreaks under control many still are not. and like most will see the potential dry lightning sparking up some new other health officials they blazes again this is a lot also stress a lot of lives could be saved if people like where we were last week simply wore masks. when we saw thunderstorms were through on sunday and monday of last week too. after that >>read the state has hundreds

we do dry out with skies of alcoholic beverage control agents out doing safety checks remaining sunny. temperatures inland from the 90's back to to make sure that businesses and customers are complying you guys. all right, thank you with the guidelines. we have laurie perez explaining what it takes to get a fine and very much john and back to our top story this morning, the what we'll just. cal oh yes map giving us a >>get you a warning. better idea here of the scope. >>door to door patio to patio >>of the firefight fighting agents for the state's alcoholic beverage control effort and work are and what department rolled through culver city checking out the they're up against it shows all of the active fires in hot spots with surprise visits california and just look at them. officials say this week were out doing inspections tonight we want to stop that 560 fires have burned a we also want to stop the spread of the virus since july combined 770 1000 acres first 250 agents across the literally the entire state of california, dealing with a state have been making unannounced stops at bars and fire. yeah we're requesting restaurants to make sure major aid because of a lot of owners are following pandemic they the governor has asked. public health orders is their >>for the trump administration indoor dining and alcohol to declare a disaster area and consumption. that would give us some help >>or the servers wearing face and that we have our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala now with details from coverings to keep themselves sacramento. safe and the public safe. how >>state emergency management is the social and physical leaders say more acres burned distancing the state has the in california this week than power to file criminal charges there are in the entire state of rhode island. governor impose fines and if things newsom says california needs don't change close them down more help has nearly 600 fires state agents told us most burn across the state first responders have been stretched restaurants are following the

rules of 41,000 visits this and everywhere throughout the state as crews tried to summer agents have only issued control fires friday, california leaders say more 113 citations in the entire help is on the way 10 states state we visit one of these are sending in additional locations and we clearly see that there's large groups of engines and crews on the people. ground well california is >>that the licensee has made using some private contractors to help the fight from the air no effort to implement any social distancing standards governor newsom's administration has also their first choice is requested firefighting help from canada and australia. i education and a warning this want to thank. >>the trump administration a pub seating was a little too close for comfort not enough day after president trump threatened to withhold funding to cite them but coming back from california for not and doing a little bit of cleaning up its forests follow through. >>as you can see the governor newsome confirmed environment is here a little bit different it is in culver city. the space are a little fema extended 5 federal grants more confined so we have to to help with the cost of take that into account fighting the state's larger compliance is about public wildfires, grants, the health and customers do take president signed california is note, i'm pregnant with my seeking a major disaster declaration from president second baby so we were a trump which newsom says would little bit cognisant i don't give the state some relief go and the light was spaces with so many of its resources and light. overwhelmed. there's not one phone call that i made to the >>get around a lot of people been an environment like this i really don't worry about it, president where yes and quickly responded and almost but it's also about a restaurant or bars financial every instance, he's responded help. >>ryan mack eating owns to favorably state leaders say culver city spots and knows he lightning strikes are to blame has to keep them safe. >>to satisfy the state and his for many of the blazes after 12,000 struck the state this week the s e u and l a new customers it's a it's finally

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>>that's latest on the wildfires burning around the bay area cal fire says that the big fire in the north bay l and you lightning complex fires are now 15% contained. lightning fires this part that was parked in the east bay though the scu fires, those are 10% and there's less can say meant on the czu fires >>we are making a little that are burning along the progress in the battle with peninsula just 5% containment covid napa county has just at this hour. been removed from the state's >>well here's a wider look at covid watch list. if the the fires that are burning around the bay area all of county can stay off the list which again broke out last for 14 straight days, schools sunday when we have that lightning storm that sparked the fires and now we've got may consider plans to reopen all the smoke to go along with in person learning. it so lots to cover with this. thank you for joining us by the way. here at 9.30 on a >>but the new projections from the university of washington now predicting 310,000 saturday, i'm james fletcher and i'm darya folsom and let's americans will likely die from give you the very latest then on the fires we've got live covid-19 by december and while hers. >>posted at all of the areas they say some states are getting their outbreaks under to tell us. what the latest is control many still are not. the north bay fires as we said

and like most other health officials they also stressed that a lot of lives could be 15% contained. so far 10% saved if people simply wore masks more often. containment. on ones in the south bay and then the east >>curb the spread. the state bay just 5 hours straight a has hundreds of alcohol and south bay and down and 17 the victim everage control agents out doing safety checks county and the czu is only 5% to make sure that businesses contained so we've got our and customers are following live crews out and about to the guidelines that laura give you the very latest want to start in the south bay with perez now explaining what it the fire that's burning in san mateo and santa cruz counties. takes to get a fine and what will we just a warning. >>door to door patio to patio in total 63,000 acres have burned more than 60,000 people agents for the state's have had to evacuate and again alcoholic beverage control department rolled through culver city checking out the just 5% containment of this hot spots with surprise visits fire burning in scotts valley and santa cruz 97 structures were out doing inspections tonight we want to stop that there have been destroyed 25,000 homes are threatened. we also want to stop the spread of the virus since july and we know there's been 2 first 250 agents across the minor injuries and more than state have been making 1100 fire fighting personnel are there right now. unannounced stops at bars and restaurants to make sure >>up in the north bay the lnu owners are following pandemic lightning complex fire has public health orders is their burned more than 302,000 acres indoor dining and alcohol in sonoma solano napa lake and consumption. >>or the servers wearing face yolo counties 5 people have coverings to keep themselves died in that fire and for more safe and the public safe. how

have been injured during the is the social and physical fire fight with his answer to distancing the state has the that graphic, so they can get power to file criminal charges the numbers the city of san impose fines and if things mateo santa cruz numbers. >>and now let's go to the north bay numbers and you can don't change close them down see the very latest. on that. state agents told us most >>well actually we have a restaurants are following the marin county officials now in rules of 41,000 visits this a live update giving us the summer agents have only issued very latest on the firefighting efforts there so let's join that in progress. 113 citations in the entire state we visit one of these >>twitter page and also the locations and we clearly see that there's large groups of marin county sheriff's office people. twitter there are we did issue >>that the licensee has made additional evacuation warnings no effort to implement any yesterday for the areas social distancing standards their first choice is primarily consisting of lima education and a warning this inverness inverness park and pub seating. >>was a little too close for comfort not enough to cite see of and in addition we did them but coming back and doing issue an evacuation warning a little bit of follow area to the east side of i was through. >>as you can see the environment is here a little bit different it is in culver city. the space are a little the one that basically from sir francis straight us and more confined so we have to highway one in a lima south to take that into account compliance is about public the mccurdy trail which is health and customers do take near the bolinas why and everything west of bolinas at note, i'm pregnant with my this time we currently have 20 second baby so we were a little bit cognisant i don't engines 2 water tenders 3 go and the light was spaces helicopters 5 and crews. 2 and light. >>get around a lot of people been an environment like this dozers 26 over overhead crew

i really don't worry about it, but it's also about a restaurant or bars financial for a total of a 196 personnel help. >>ryan mack eating owns to at this time i'd like to turn culver city spots and knows he has to keep them safe. it over to the incident >>to satisfy the state and his commander bernard spielman. customers it's a it's finally getting thing you have to adjust and and see what the >>morning a lot going on here at the incident today. we have customers are wanting in doing been getting some resources and that's what we've gone, they say most of the citations trickling in and starting to were at the beginning of the help our activities as far as summer and for continue to offer indoor dining. agents getting some work done. just real quick around the fire's did not issue any citations in edge. coming off the north culver city, i'm laurie perez kcal 9 news. coast here. we are looking at doing some indirect lying on >>and fire personnel from the ridge with the within the across the state are battling massive wildfires. well santa park we've gotten permission cruz and san mateo county just and support for that process wrapped up their morning daily we think it's going to be very mean is a successful and we're going to try and work on getting some more direct line and some containment on the north side of the fire. as we come around outside of that the fires burning in some very huge dug for draped with the mosque. stuff that usually dripping wet during the summer is not

dripping wet at all it is very dry out there. those fuels and some not complying not complying loves fire. is but it is very 6 and it has a lot of dead component mixed into that that fuel as well and that's where the fires come as a really hard time in the higher elevations, up here on this on the top into the fire. fires continuing to progress north northeast. and that's our biggest concern. the other big concern right now is a possible wind shift and weather change. so if you're watching the weather service and how things are going there. we are expecting the thunderstorms and lightning in the 24 to 48 hours which could cause some big is choose a 3rd try and we start getting a bunch so we are in need in the planning phases of preparing and developing. containment and strategies to hold the

fire. close to the park headquarters in around there a lot of work going on on the road systems. so a lot of firefighters that whatever we can grab are working on those road systems and try to get out of the fire. on the south and to the fire. we've had a lot of difficulties trying to see through the smoke get underneath that smoke figure out where the fire's edge manage that situation as far as where it's at where it's going what the threats are so that's why we have such a large warning area. the potential for the fire to move long distance is still very much in place and those warnings are there for your safety to give you a heads up and to prepare you. for if there is an evacuation you have time to prepare. thank you each. thank you our incident just give you a lot of the operational you know i understand for all of our this

presents. >>a lot of stress. a lot of the good news is we're starting to get more resources. which is helping a lot we've been aggressively fighting this fire since it started is just as you're all aware. the state is so drawn down on resources and since >>we want to get an update now crews bulldozers aircraft. on the fires burning around there's a lot of competition for we're getting sales which the bay area, the lnu is good news. many of you have lightning complex fire. that's the one in the north bay. it's 15% contained this morning. heard that 2 of our firefighters had to be extracted by helicopter last night. after being on a ridge the s c you lightning complex fires, those the ones in the east bay or 10% contained. and top i thank you all for reaching your well wishes to the czu august lightning both are doing well physically complex fires, those are on obviously a little bit shook the peninsula and those fires are 5% contained at this hour. up from the event. certainly want to reach out and thank sonoma county sheriffs a >>and here we have a wider look at all the fires currently burning across the helicopter crew 10 henry one bay area right now all of of their work last night as which broke out in just the well chp helicopter for being last few days was last sunday remember the morning lightning there it's much appreciate storms that sparked all of we've got to. a community these at once and as a result.

we've got the fires burning meeting tonight at 05:00pm and we've got the air filling which i'm sure brent an rp up with smoke, yeah, you could i'll review. again thank you feel it when you wake up this morning. i went over the golden gate bridge and i got i think it was a combination of all for your patience, thank you for the well wishes we the smoky air and oh yeah have some weather changes combining to make visibility coming. but are men and women worsened. >>breathing harder. we're author doing a fantastic job going to start in the south as fighting this fire and they're we kind of give you a wrap-up going to keep after it most of for all these fire stand right which have been assigned since now the czu august lightning the first day without a break. complex fire you can see again thank you all for for that's the one burning down in san mateo and santa cruz being on today for all that counties in total the flames the support we've got some the have burned now roughly 63,000 acres and forced more than community is much appreciated. 60,000 people from their homes is just 5% contained this morning. at least 97 structures have been destroyed nearly 25,000 still threatened. we know 2 people have suffered minor injuries thanks chief. i would like to and there are now more than remind everyone that we are 1100 fire personnel fighting doing our best to provide that fire in very rough timely accurate and coordinate terrain and we've got the information through most all avenues that would include the morning update from the scene this morning. so let's go to marin county fire twitter see the south bay where reyna the morton county sheriff's office twitter feed and also harvey is standing by with the facebook for folk both latest reyna. >>yeah good morning they actually just wrapped up their agencies in addition to that morning meeting they talked about some of the challenges we are asking that. are going to face today and

>>visitors limit their travel luckily for me, i'm joined to the coastal region. the live right now with 2 women reason for that is that eeg who are in the know we have as rest from the area where we do juliet she's with the san mateo santa cruz cal fire czu have evacuation order warnings is very limited and in order along with rosemary blanks way to provide the safest route she's with the san mateo county sheriff's office and possible for evacuations if we they're going to get updates so for the viewers at home. do have to issue evacuation let's talk about some of the orders is to have the least challenges you guys expect to amount of people on the coast face today. >>there are a lot of as possible. we want to ensure challenges that we do want to that the residents have the share the good news that this fire is now 5% contained and means to get out of the area and also that firefighters considering we've been fighting it for nearly a week. have the available both in that is major progress and we are feeling very confident grass and the grass to fight about the job that we're doing the fire and save any out there. it has spread to communities if they were to be more than 60,000 acres right threatening. so any visitors that are coming to the coast now and there are still 10's we ask that you please limit of thousands of people who are your access and in our come to evacuated. so if they're the coast of this time for the weather conditions. we are safety of our community. it's expecting a little bit of in addition to that we will be inclement weather coming on later, so that's something providing a town hall tonight that we're working towards. like chief weber stated and i but they did build a very solid good fire line of course will be available on zoom and also live on the marine county anything can happen, but they did put a good line in between fire facebook page. as always capital and the fire and we'll if you guys need anything feel be talking more about that free to reach out to the throughout the day so we have marine county fire hotline

made get some good solid which provides a daily updates progress for feeling great. we've got we've got the usually one in the morning and situation handled we're doing one in the afternoon that has the best that we can under these conditions, it's good to updated information on the hear they have that line there and that you guys have pertaining to the woodwork. containment as well and i fire incident, thank you very know. >>for your much for joining today and we'll see you tomorrow at 9.30. and out trying to get people out so for people at home maybe we're watching right >>all right, that's our update now. i know you guys have seen on the fires burning in the north bay will have continuing people try to stay. what would coverage and we update our web site with all the new be your advice to them and how information we get into the is that funny and are you guys newsroom so go to kron 4 dot com. you can also get the very with people staying behind. latest from kron 4 on twitter >>we are still asking everybody to evacuate the facebook and through kron on areas that we have put orders our mobile app you know be lots on. we've seen a lot of >>stay updated on this weekend concerns coming from the community people want to check with the weather changing on on their houses we fully us as it's going to be we've understand that we have our got john trouble in the weather center with more on own houses in these areas and that john. family and neighbors and >>hey guys what we've got going on is that smoke that is there's a couple different sites that you can go on to settled into the bay area from our social media if you want these fires that continue to to track those up to date actively burning across the mobs. they're interactive. so region that is making for a hazy picture looking out from you can zoom in very very close to the street or sfo. again if you have property that you're concerned about. breathing conditions today is >>and get that information so it's important to stay not the day to venture outside connected. you can get all very much at all especially this information on the sheriff stop but just know now that they 92,000 sitting that your voices are heard at conditions, some of our

your concerns are heard and worst air quality from san we're doing the best we can we've got a lot of really jose fremont hayward on up great partners and you're in good hands. perfect on a lot of people will be happy to through the car keen as now out towards the coastline. hear that this morning a some of your better air message for families are quality is as we've seen a watching anxiously right now. pretty decent on shore breeze overnight. that actually >>our message is just to stay pushed a little bit of fog in along with that haze that you positive if you are under an may have noticed earlier this evacuation order please stay morning, some good news this out we know it's excruciating morning is that winds have the way not knowing what's remained calm and that is going on with your home, but always good news when fighting you will be able to get back fires, not necessarily the best news for smoke though into time and just know that we're doing the very best that this is complex burning up in we can and there are extremely napa and solano counties down seasoned professional into the santa cruz mountains, firefighters out there who are it's also been a fairly calm start to the day as well as doing their job so let's help them do their job by staying for temperatures right now out of the way. we're in the 60's and 70's >>absolutely thank you both so much for joining me this with alameda at 66 conquered morning. thank you and we double in pittsburgh. all in wanted to say also told the journalists you included who the low 70's to kick off this are coming to our morning morning, santa rosa at 64 briefings or evening briefings while saint helene at 72. are here all the time we appreciate you sharing your information as well we thank daytime highs later today back you, ladies so much, thank into the 90's for many inland you. areas, including conquered and >>so again they've been working around the clock as you can imagine running on not livermore back to you. much sleep out here and there. >>but again says to leave the >>9.40 right now in joseph de angelo the man known as the working to put this fire out we'll bring you another golden state killer and the

east area rapist is behind update. at the top of the 8 bars now for life after being o'clock show but for now reporting here scotts valley sentenced in sacramento on reyna harvey kron 4 news all right. thank you reena from friday near the 74 year-old there let's go to the north former police officer pleaded guilty to 13 murders and 13 bay now where we've got chuck clifford station for the rape related charges. >>all to avoid the death latest yeah, what's the what's the update from their truck. penalty. instead sentenced again as mentioned to life >>well yeah, good morning, so without the possibility of right now i'm in healdsburg parole and despite appearing here and as was sun starts to in a wheelchair in court. he come up you can kind of see has been fairly active in his what's happening the you know jail cell as you can see and in the area we've got a thin to the surprise of the survivors and family members layer of smoke kind of sitting of his victims. the angelo on healdsburg the hills around actually took a moment to stand up. and apologize. >>and listen. 8 minutes. each but off to the west you can really see where the flames and the smoke are starting to generate a lot smoke up there and we are starting to see one of them. early sorry. more fire crews move in this morning kind of moving west from healdsburg up towards the firefight you know the walbridge fire which is one of the several fires burning in the lnu complex has burned over 50,000 acres and is it siro percent containment the lnu complex as a whole has burned about 312,000 acres and is at 15% containment, but this particular fire just to the west healdsburg is at 0%

>>de angelo has also admitted containment now yesterday. the to dozens of other rapes but fire burned all the way to the statute of limitations lake sonoma in the north guerneville in the south it is expired on those and there are just a couple of miles from still 2 mysteries that remind the edge of healdsburg the mermaid which is what moaning city has not been evacuated at they did him to carry out the this point but they're keeping string of crimes and what a close eye on it and if it caused him to suddenly stop. were to cross a dry creek the dry creek valley. they may have to have evacuations here it's 9.42. still ahead in healdsburg hopefully that republicans are gearing up for won't happen again that cal their national convention next week. how president trump is fire has additional resources coming in here to fight this already pushing back against fire. there's also resources hi democratic opponent july. from out of state showing up and they're getting a pretty significant. air attack on this fire they had a lot of aircraft up yesterday, making flame retardant drops around the fire zone trying to halt the forward progress of the fire now they are saying that this fire has the potential for significant growth. they also saying is extreme fire behavior being the fire can really jhumpa can send miles and start new fires, so they're going to be very aggressive with this. we're expecting a hot this this weekend an extreme fire danger. this weekend and

probably into next week so we're a long ways from having this fire under control. there are a lot of evacuations in the area to evacuate the lake sonoma area yesterday you can go to the county website or the cal fire website or kron 4 dot com to get some more information on those evacuations but for now in sonoma county charles clifford kron 4 news, thanks a lot. >>i chalk and yes go to our web site as you've got all the latest it's hard to keep track of and a lot of people need to know where they can evacuate to if just in the event that you know you might need to do so to be forward thinking you should definitely go to kron 4 dot com and download the kron on app to for the very latest. >>what we are seeing the potential of more wildfires ahead of us is dry thunderstorms return in the forecast of course what we're dealing with today is the smoke and some of the worst of it from san jose through the tri valley on up to martinez, i've got details on what to

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>>welcome back 9.45 on this saturday morning skies again hazy as you are venturing outside with fight wildfires, continuing to burn across the region and some calm winds that smoke is just settled in overnight. as for this morning, we are looking at calm winds continuing over the next few hours before we do eventually see wind speeds kicking up later on in the day today this little bit is good i wonder what age that is. news for wildfires, including those burning in the north bay simply ageless with hyaluronic complex. down into the santa cruz mountains where winds are also plumps and hydrates for your best skin at any age. nice and calm up into solano from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl and napa counties where we are also looking at some calm or bouncing back to school, winds to kick off this morning. things do change in childhood is always in session. the next 24 to 48 hours a lot so keep feeding us right with sun-maid snacks. like we saw last week when we saw thunderstorms push through just like when you were a kid. on sunday and monday that lightning which resulted in delicious. made with whole fruit. these fires. we see another sun-maid. round of what could potentially be thunderstorms you can adjust youriggest sacomfort on both sides...eep your sleep number setting.. made with whole fruit. and dry lightning picking up more fire activity. this low

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your daytime highs later today, all back up into the 90's where we will remain for one of them. early sorry. inland areas through the foreseeable future. i mentioned earlier that chance of thunderstorms that best chances for them sunday night into monday. tuesday we could see an isolated thunderstorm as well. back to you. >>happening today, the house will be back in session to vote on a relief package that will fund the post office and this all comes of course after postmaster general. louis >>you can see his wheelchair dejoy testify before senate of behind him there and that committee yesterday our earlier video was him being washington dc correspondent quite active. in prison joe khaleel reports lawmakers despite using a wheelchair question him about whether during the trial. the angelo recent postal changes were admitted to not only the motivated. >>by the president's opposition to mail in voting. murder but dozens of other >>shine to have any negative rapes as well, but the statute of limitations expired on those. there are 2 mysteries, impact on the on the election however that still remain what is an outrageous claim postmaster general lewis dejoy motivated him to carry out the said changes he made to the crimes and what caused him to postal service and changes in suddenly stop. some 41 other place before he took the job were not meant to undermine the 2020 election, whatever efforts we will have double

them. i was greatly concerned news that we're following still ahead on this saturday all all the political. morning what about the male testified before a senate committee postmaster general lewis dejoy now promising that >>noise that we were hearing the joy says he supports vote the postal service will by mail and committed to prioritize delaying structural changes hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, that could slow delivery until still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, after the election and how what i'm hearing from our letter carriers and postal so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. workers what i'm seeing in the turned the judge actually boost on your web site of so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% significant drop of of mail all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo deliveries and you know i for only $5.99! don't get an answer senator gary peters democrat from michigan says he's concerned some changes won't be undone peters press to joy on cuts to overtime pay for mail carriers and unplugging mail-sorting machines back in that have recently been removed any of those combat is no intention to do that they're not needed sir. >>you will not bring back any processors. they're not needed sir democrats like sen jacky rosen criticized joy for planning postal changes that she says disproportionately impacted veterans and seniors postal service is the only way

they're going to receive their critical items by saving prescription household supplies, social security checks by republican senator josh hawley says accusations that the post office was deliberately slowing mail delivery is misinformation has what it needs in order to deliver the mail safely and on time through the november election is to be clear about that is that right so yes, senate republican ron johnson back and enjoy up his claims that some structural change is necessary that anytime you have a business where your volume is declining back dramatically. he would be starting you'll take out to different capacities, the joy says after the election the postal service will need help from congress. he says usps is billions of dollars behind its revenue goals without losses will only increase in the years to come in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>9.49 right now the democratic national convention is over and the republicans have their turn next week president trump says he plans to accept his party's

nomination on thursday on the is it the juicy 100% all-white meat? white house lawn we've got kaitlan collins not explaining or because you can spice them up or cool them down? how the president's already pushing back at his opponents. or because a little birdie told me you wanted them back >>president trump is firing really bad... back after joe biden condemned get my spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99. his chaotic presidency at the close of the democratic convention, the democrats held the darkest and angriest and gloom is convention in american history speaking to a conservative group today, trump rejected biden's characterization that america was in quote a season of darkness and measured by did against his last opponent, hillary clinton with clinton's much water. but not a likable person. >>joe is not nearly as smart but he's going likable so you know i don't know maybe i'd rather have the smarter person voting in to fox news thursday night president trump assailed mail in voting in pledged to send law enforcement to >>welcome back 7.44 on this polling places to monitor voters, something he doesn't saturday morning noticeable haze across the bay area yet have the authority to do we'll again as you're waking up have everything we're going to you're definitely going to have a sheriff said we're

sense that as you step outside going to have law enforcement timber on right here a mix of and we're going to have hopefully us attorneys and haze in some cloud cover some we're going to have everybody low fog and clouds that have federal law prohibits pushed into the coastal areas during overnight hours. skies intimidation at polls and makes it illegal for a civil are dry and conditions very or military federal officers to order armed men to polling calm we're not necessarily going to stay that way but as places the trump campaign is for the moment, this morning, some active fires burning amid preparing to send 10's of some pretty calm conditions thousands of election monitors from the north bay to the to battleground states which south bay where we are seeing fires burning in the santa has prompted criticism from cruz mountains up into solano democrats and they all think county into napa county where i'm trying to steal an we are still looking at calm election just the opposite i want the fair results of an winds this morning in the election. the republican national convention kicks off facilities of many of these in charlotte on monday but places now some of the not so because of covid-19 most of good news in this forecast as we are looking at another the speeches will happen in round of dry thunderstorms washington after closely very likely ahead of us. this watching the democratic is a very similar set up as to convention trump urged aides what we had last sunday and to put an emphasis on live monday which as you remember speeches versus taped one's brought us thunderstorms across the bay. another free. i think we're going to tropical system is going to be have more of it is lived and steering its way from the west what they did i think it's coast of mexico. the western pretty boring when you do tapes. >>in multiple television shore of the u.s. and this is interviews this morning vice eventually going to bring us president mike pence was that potential of more dry pressed on the arrest of lightning and us the potential former white house strategist steve bannon who has pleaded of more dry thunderstorms and

not guilty to charges he fires popping up. we are going defrauded donors who thought to see fire weather watches they were helping build the taking effect tomorrow taking us through tuesday. as this wall steve bannon certainly deserves his day. >>in courw and in the van and does up the ante as far as called the arrest a political fire danger is concerned all hit job, this is to stop of the bay area does see this intimidate people. potential with thunderstorms >>that have president trump's possible from the coast to our back on building. the wall prosecutors say the group's inland areas, most likely sunday night into monday. founder brian kolfage secretly futurecast a wind gust shows is donations on home winds picking up into the renovations cosmetic surgery latter part of the day today mostly late afternoon into and both payments something he early evening. we'll see winds appeared to joke about with around 15 to 20 miles per hour bannon in a resurfaced video gusts a little higher than from 2019 welcome back to that. this is mostly an stephen k van and we're off onshore breeze which is going the coast to san trope a. to help to steer any smoke out >>and now southern france in into the central valley. but the mediterranean are on the million-dollar yacht, brian we're still likely going to cole branco finally took all see some haze on into tomorrow that money from build the morning as winds will be wall. strong enough to push all that smoke out our smoky a spots this morning, san jose fremont >>well that was kaitlan collins reporting democrats east side of hayward in are gearing up for a week of oakland on up through the car keen as clear spots out counter-programming but biden towards the coast as we have vice presidential candidate kamala harris will you just stop caring. seen a steady on shore believe breeze. helping to clear out our coastal areas more so than the rest of the bay area,

today's daytime highs cool in the 60's and 70's near the coast in san francisco in half moon bay. well 80's right along the bay and some 90's inland in livermore in antioch 9597 degrees. temperatures tomorrow won't be much different. again as i mentioned our best chances of thunderstorms that will be sunday night into monday and to assure highest fire danger on those days as well. rest of the forecast after the early next week chance of thunderstorms not changing much. we're going to stick i wonder what age that is. with the 90's inland 70's 80's near the bay. back to you, simply ageless with hyaluronic complex. thanks john. plumps and hydrates for your best skin at any age. >>so several wildfires are scorching the bay area this from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl morning from the north bay to the east bay south be included plumps and hydrates for your best skin at any age. oikos triple zero gives #26 saquon barkley no quarter the bay area spares protein to be strong. this morning joining us now to provide more information on (drum roll) how the firefighters going so far representative from cal good job protein. fire will powers good morning. ♪ ♪ i eat the protein that comes in this yogurt. ♪ ♪ good morning. thank you for having me out well thanks for giving us the update. what is the updated seems like a just dragging on the heat doesn't

help in these fires just seem to be getting worse. >>yet though of course you know crew. crews are still making good progress on i did in the area, so they couldn't get in but with the weather and the crack didn't we've been even being pretty pretty see fired bigger every day in and out even the party overnight. >>it's so terrible to see all of these homes go up in flames how many structures. do you count so far that have been destroyed. >>structures destroyed of what we have 550 structures thought i'm going to come from. >>wow so 560 destroyed and then how many homes are still in harm's way right now. that people have you know already left and then that you're worried about next. >>well but instructed right now in the hope of the whole $30,500 bill for writing a budget but only like the public that would go up there.

>>now it's 30,000 just in lemieux complex fire james as we're talking about we've got fires to the north east and south yes, san francisco. >>and we've been talking on the weather front here on the the precipice of another potential dry lightning event this coming weekend. that's got to have you guys pretty worried. >>oh yeah, of course that it that it's something that is very concerning of course up here in the north bay where on our complex. knew that the fact is the part that we're already doing it. another thing it could burn it or that >>95 just about winding up that when that interview here on the kron 4 morning coming in the front of that so news on a saturday, but that southwesterly wind. theresa has more on what they're working on with kron definitely definitely a on theresa heidari we have a live shot coming just in a different dynamic on how we're couple of minutes from hillsborough and getting the fighting a fire about predicted when coming in. we very latest on the l and you are going out and trying to fire plus. strengthen like he can line >>we've got the patel yun chief with cal fire and he is out where that fire might be going to be talking to us kind pushed with the weather front of laying out what california coming in i couldn't believe is facing and what resources it will i was driving through that they need and what fairfield. >>in 10 minutes. later i made outside of the state resources

are coming to try and help us it through fairfield on 80 you and of course this is all about those lightning strikes guys closed. the highway in or we're going to check in both directions and i got to with the weather to see if we see what you mean by the winds have any kind of rocky road in and how things can change that front of us when it comes to fire looked like it was i that weather front. so we have don't know announced 6 feet from the roadway and then you a lot coming up police said download that app so you can know i could see how was blowing and then within 10 stay up to date back to you minutes if jump the highway guys. fast. yeah. >>well barry a rock band metallica will appear in a >>so yeah we're not will not happen a couple days ago. i drive-in concert at the end of the months. they're just the was driving down there pretty latest band offer pre taped concert for people nationwide. a good crop that freeway the concert will be happening luckily crews were able to get next saturday. that's august down in there i get the 29 so week from today just containment line around that days after the release of part of the fire and fired but going into any more. divisions their new album with the san francisco symphony member when they did that at the chase. or are you know home got out the new chase arena there going know how now they've got here is that the kind of thing though that why you tell people even if you haven't been told you need to evacuate that album out and you can you have to have a plan now. find more information about how to get tickets on our >>because you're not sure website at kron 4 dot com which way the wind's going blow at any given time. >>exactly feel a lot of hard right let's check out these 7 but we try to do out of course day around of a forecast because we still are looking at another day of heat before everything predictive of the we. where the weather like that >>ease off a little bit but we've got to go out in front still these are hot of that report back what might temperatures you'll notice

be a wreck. so when we put a it's very smoky out there so try to stay indoors if you can note warning i backed mission and conserve electricity warning for president. i that'll do it for us here on a definitely a hard for them to saturday morning we'll see you back here tomorrow morning for cut off perk up and realize daryn myself. >>a good feeling. that maybe they need to get everything ready if we get them we fired up ready to go back to if you're one of the acquistion warning area. >>you know as we were talking about how we've got some potentially dangerous weather on the horizon here with the winds and the dry lightning we know resources are already stretched thin. if we see a - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation lot more fires spark in the next, you know 48 to 72 hours. how are you guys going to cope with that we know that the governor has been calling for mutual aid from other states beginning to see any of that come in yet. >>over the last couple operational period that we've had here a leaf on the ellen complex. we have had reports of the writing every day. i did not support the forces that we would usually get there was one incident happening in the region of that we are getting a trickle effect of resources coming in at the park. >>how about the air assaulted you have enough you know air

power because i know some of these areas are pretty hard to get to. >>i feel a lot of the fired by afternoon and will i will area and they're still the place that it burned not pick but crews there. well i'm a black couple of days, we've got way or helicopter and i think as you guys showing a couple days ago we do not big bilat which is a very large air tanker and off of the lot which is a large air tanker. currently on our in that the there are congressional effort. i also heard about the trouble getting a hand crews out there because there thousands >>prisoners that you rely on inmates that do that work and they can't byu's right now because of covid problems so are you having trouble getting enough hand crews and. >>i wonder if there is currently inmate crews on our it and i don't know about the count and make clear that we have but we do have hand currently engaged in a park question effort on our

incident. >>okay, thanks a lot. well powers again from cal fire. thank you very much for the update. as we head to break again, here's another live look outside we've got a camera in san francisco, it's going to give you an idea of what their conditions are like what you head outside this morning against smoke still with us still very hazy. it's mixing with some fall closer to the coast but inland. it's all smoke so be real careful all smoke so be real careful out there active and bold courageous or dull emotions that flow it all starts in your gut naughty with pride probiotics inside xciting yummy zing from a to z, your gut is where it all begins start with activia with billions of probiotics

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complex fires, those ones burning in the east bay around mount diablo 10% containment there. and the czu august lightning complex fires burning on the peninsula and down in the santa cruz mountains, 5% containment on those fires this morning when you look at the map you can see just where all these fires are and they all broke out because to not enter sparked by lightning. >>and now we're looking at possible more weather that could spark some dry lightning. you know winds and heat and that makes this all the tougher this morning on a saturday, thanks for letting us be part of your saturday august 22nd, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher so let's get you much more detail now in each of the specific complex of fires that are burning let's begin to our the czu august lightning complex fire. that's the one again burning. >>in san mateo and santa cruz counties in total the flames now have charred roughly 63,000 acres and a forced more than 60,000 people from their homes. 5% containment as i mentioned this morning at least 97 structures have been

destroyed so far with nearly 25,000 other still threatened, we know that 2 people have suffered minor injuries and there are roughly 1100 fire fighting personnel on the lines this morning. >>around the bay area so we're going to start in the south bay and then go to of their team coverage this morning starting with reyna harvey and the latest from santa cruz county reyna. >>good morning. i'm right in front of their mobile communication center. this is where a lot of that information right years filtered back into the field as the firefighters continue to fight this fire and some good news, we know that they have some containment on that fire like you mentioned we also know they've been able to establish some lines on that fire. but that does not put them out of the danger zone just yet in fact far from it we know that that fire now about 63,000 acres and growing and that's not necessarily because the fire is getting larger and that's largely because they've been able to

get a better idea using radar to see just how big the fire is we know that 24,000 structures are still threatened because of that fire at least 97 of them have been destroyed they assume that number's going to go up to the triple digits as soon as they get a chance to count more those structures also personnel on the field. 1157, we know we've seen firefighters from across the state up here trying to get this fire out as far as los angeles i saw some firefighters from the air. now they held a press briefing in about 6 o'clock this morning. and they talked about something that's been happening up here where people have been calling them and saying their rescues but they're not really take a listen. >>we received we pressed the rescue. fortunately we have the number of people got evacuated and others that it will fade back into that patients bill. we just say that people are using that as a tactic. william rescues that

are not rescues to move our resources to other locations that they feel threatened by fire we're doing the best we can given the resources. it takes our planet throws up a window when we have to move resources. a rescue because a number one priority is life safety. and we have to ensure that all service and it too is not a rescue. it takes away from a plan and puts other people and putting our first responders not just the part that we bring our law enforcement brothers to assist us puts in jeopardy and so we ask that listen to that for us to please do not use it at all. >>right so that's one of the of many with the firefighters are dealing with out here. another one is this phenomena that they've seen happen. time and time again when you have situations like this where people are evacuated from the area. yeah, some people that try to take advantage of the

situation and you guys are about to talk about this next where people are coming into the area trying to break into homes and still items so i was out here yesterday when that call actually came in to the sheriff's department or sheriff's office and they immediately i'm talking about they responded they ran out of here so quickly we didn't know what was happening and then that's when we found out they were investigating a potential burglary and they made some arrests. well that is well so again they have that issue with people calling the fire as well as people coming in here trying to take advantage of the unfortunate situation will be up here we'll bring you another live report back here at 8.30 for now reporting here in scott valley reyna harvey kron 4 news. thank you an unfortunate happens every time thank you now let's go to the north bay, the l a new lightning complex fire has burned 314,000 acres. >>through sonoma solano napa lake and yolo counties. >>and as killed 5 people. this fire you can see the damage

done there. 4 people were injured in the firefight firefighters are trying to do what they can. but 480 structures have already been destroyed and a 125 have been damaged still there are 30,000 homes threatened right now and people have evacuated those homes. cal fire says containment right now is at 15% or your thay i was going to say we continue to get new information a new video related to the firefighting effort there so let's go live. >>the kron four's charles clifford in sonoma county for the very latest truck. >>either so right now i'm in healdsburg here in sonoma county was sort of a sitting right in the middle of the lnu complex you've got the hennessey fire off to the east. we've got walbridge fire off to the west the walbridge fires the one that folks here in healdsburg are really keeping. >>a very close eye on it has burned about. 50,000 acres and is at 0% containment the lnu complex overalls at 15%. but this fire is at 0% containment

now the sonoma county sheriff's office is also released some dramatic new video showing a rescue of 2 firefighters from last night, let's go ahead and take a look at that video they say they had to send their helicopter over to the woodward fire which is boy burning near the point raze national seashore this helicopter rescue was lima and they had to go in there about 00:15pm in the evening last night and rescue to firefighters with marine county fire. we were stuck in some heavy brush on a ridge with the fire advancing on them it was maybe 75 yards away. the helicopter. i landed about a mile away put down a 100 foot rope and then they flew in and lifted those 2 firefighters out to safety so they are okay and the woodward fire over there has burned about 2400 acres so that was a close call there last night now back here. in healdsburg they're going to be working very controlling. this fire tonight, it has burned it being walbridge fire has burned from lake sonoma in the

north down to guerneville in the south and it is just a couple of miles from the edge of healdsburg healdsburg has not been evacuated. there were people restaurants last night but everyone is keeping an eye on the spire there will probably be a more fire crews arriving throughout the day today to work on this fire and we are more aircraft to come in here and trying to flame retardant drops around the burn zone to keep this under control. so that's the very latest here in sonoma county charles clifford kron 4 news that is raising lot those to safety. >>and as they were surrounded by fire with the fire closing in shock. dramatic stuff pretty incredible all right. thank you very much chuck we want to take a second look at that video throughout the morning so stay tuned for that also follow us online at kron 4 dot com you can download the kron 4 mobile app as well. >>again we're continuously getting updates here in our newsroom and we want to get that information out to you the moment we get it in the best way to make sure that you get that information is to download our app both the kron

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news we want to take you to the north bay for the latest on the fires the lnu complex fires that have devastated healdsburg look at the situation there you can see some of the properties has been burned down there. some of this property goes back 80 years and now it's gone. >>an emotional values, we just started to think i read on the cabin and then taken some steps toward on that so well with when i was younger eased up and spend an item or chain. you know i can i just don't hear the clock you know in the in the house. you know the they get up in morning coffee berks is out. >>recreating that for our kids is the but now we're starting to match. >>that was the plan now he's worried about the winery and dry creek and the family home which is on mill creek. >>of the that is dealing with the fires this morning we're surrounded by fire near the bay area to the northeast and the south. we've got

firefighter resources spread thin, but help is on the way and thanks to the governor asking for emergency declaration

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just heard from cal fire the pretty worried about this dry lightning and winds. yeah, now yet even more concerned guys as we have a very similar set up to last week when all this started up those dry lightning storms that moved through moore, those is not what we needed to see and unfortunately is what we do have in the forecast of course the haze still hanging out across the bay area even relatively close to the coast near timber on view just as hazy looking as it was last night looking at that same view as we work our way through the day today you will eventually see winds picking up but some good news this morning is that things are very calm and that in the vicinity of really all are blazes across the bay area whether you're in the north bay up in the santa cruz mountains or out towards solano and napa counties all of us off to a calm start this morning. the bad side of that the smoke it sitting with us and we have some very poor air quality. now to the threat ahead of us another round of thunderstorms and dry lightning this is almost identical to the setup that we

had last week that brought us thunderstorms on sunday and monday similar timing this week sunday night into monday. this round of tropical moisture going to be working its way up the california coast. and eventually bringing us these unseasonable late thunderstorms. the worst threat here dry lightning which could spark up some more fires and that's why we do have fire weather watches taking effect tomorrow lasting through tuesday for all the bay area from the coast to our inland areas north to south. we all do see this potential of dry lightning and does lightning sparked thunderstorms this morning calm as i mentioned to you, but winds will pick up later in the day today we're going to see wind speeds gusting as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour. most regular wind speeds around 10 to 15 miles per hour on into the afternoon and early evening, some of our worst air quality currently from san jose fremont hayward through oakland up into the car keenness some better areas are out towards the coast where we've seen some fog pushing overnight that cool ocean breeze cleared out or

coastal areas a bit more that are east bay area's for unfortunately are seeing right now as you are in the thick of that he's still 60's and 70's at the coast for highs today 80's right along the bay until you get to oakland where you'll be at 76, and then some 90's for inland valleys like livermore concord in antioch back into the mid to upper 90's today. tomorrow's temperatures similar to today's not going to be a whole lot of changes there. again sunday night into monday and even into tuesday, the slightest of chance of thunderstorms. sunday night into monday though that's where we're really looking at your highest fire danger with that potential of dry lightning. back to you guys. thank you very much john back to our top story this morning. this cal oh actor gives you a better idea of. >>the massive scope of the firefight that crews are up against it shows the active fires burning all across the state from well to our north. all the way down to south of la officials say this week in

fact 560 fires have burned a combined 770,000 acres. >>and we are declaring a major from the trump administration that will enable emergency funds to come help california never more on that we have our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala with the story. >>state emergency management leaders say more acres burned in california this week than there are in the entire state of rhode island. governor newsom says california needs more help has nearly 600 fires burn across the state first responders have been stretched and everywhere throughout the state as crews tried to control fires friday, california leaders say more help is on the way 10 states are sending in additional engines and crews on the ground well california is using some private contractors to help the fight from the air governor newsom's administration has also requested firefighting help from canada and australia. i want to thank. >>the trump administration a day after president trump threatened to withhold funding from california for not cleaning up the forests

governor newsome confirmed fema extended 5 federal grants to help with the cost of fighting the state's larger wildfires, grants, the president signed california is seeking a major disaster declaration from president trump which newsom says would give the state some relief with so many of its resources overwhelmed. there's not one phone call that i had made to the president where yes and quickly responded and almost every instance, he's responded favorably state leaders say lightning strikes are to blame for many of the blazes after 12,000 struck the state this week, the s e u and l a new lightning complex fires burning in northern california are now the 7th and 10th largest recorded wildfires in state history. both have burned nearly half a million acres combined those are just 2 of the 20 major fire swallowing property across the state. >>i hope for good news, but it's going to take a long time we are not out of the woods. >>president trump has approved a major disaster declarations in california every year since he's been in office most of them because of wildfires, reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news.

>>well health experts across the state now sounding the alarm about the possible health risk from all the smoke from these wildfires we've got marlei martinez with more on that part of this whole story. >>empty ellipticals silent playgrounds and barren courts at the y m c a in sacramento. so where all the kids. inside. today recess at day care and outdoor fitness classes canceled because of wildfire smoke when it's unhealthy or dangerous the sea inside after adjusting to the pandemic wildfires posing yet another obstacle we're just seeing people really wanting to have physical activity but just finding it difficult to get those needs met it seems like almost every turn there's a block. >>a harsh reality that top coat nail salon is pacing to this like in other words government seriously the heirs horrible yeah, it's pretty hard to north of thomas nail

salon whether covid orders to move outside. >>and the heat wave. but the smoke could be the final straw at some point and how we might have to close that's the dilemma businesses face risking their health or livelihood but this week the risk for him. >>closure to the wild for smoke. it. israel today, u c davis is chief of pulmonary medicine says it's prudent for organizations to keep kids and exercise routines inside. >>one thing we strongly recommend it is not exercising outdoors because that significantly increases the the amount of particulates here exposed to and that you breathe in. >>as for working outdoors. >>that's going to be sort of an individual decision. so if for some of the workers have. asthma for example, you know they're going to very uncomfortable 12 for small while the thick smoke settles on top of the pandemic. >>doctor nick cannon says one thing is clear. this is just

about the air that you can breathe and would have been a school of wildfire smoke. healt experts are telling people to steer clear of the smoke coming from these fires as best you can they warn that there are risks to being outside of the next couple of days. we live look outside the if you are going to be out there. >>what it was like walnut creek. so when you start to the day as the early morning, sun is filtering through all that smoke in the air we'll be right back. veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance,

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>>24 at the time a new protections from the university of washington there will be 310,000 americans they think will die of covid by december. some states are trying to get the outbreak under control but many are still not there meantime students at colleges are not following health guidelines, some of them athena jones has the update. >>and college students head back to campus coronavirus outbreaks at universities in at least 19 states leading to concerns about scenes like this. a large gathering of students at penn state that prompted the school's president asked those flouting the rules do you want to be the person responsible for sending everyone home. mississippi's governor urging college students to be careful since 18 to 29 year olds make up the highest proportion of cases there. >>we know that we've got a lot of work to do there. it's

something that we will have to be constantly working on over the course of the next few months. >>and with us deaths from covid-19 averaging more than a 1000 a day for 25 consecutive days. the cdc is now projecting nearly a 195,000 covid deaths by september 12 about 3 weeks away, suggesting that staggering death rate will continue at least in the short term. >>we are we any one thing to. >>turning the tide still cdc director doctor robert redfield who estimates as many as 60 million people nationwide may have already contracted the virus based on infection rate of 10 to 20%. says we could soon see the number of new daily deaths begin to decline as more people follow public health guidelines like mask wearing hand washing and social distancing only this week and next week you're going to start seen this really start to draw you in. >>new cases are steady or falling in 40 states. but redfield one that positive

trend isn't taking hold everywhere. we don't need to have a 3rd way. in the heart of coronavirus cases are on the rise in states like wyoming, iowa and illinois with emory university study suggesting so-called super spreader event or driving transmission in rural areas, meanwhile on the vaccine front no country can just ride this out until we have the vaccine. >>i knew sobering reminder from the head of the world health organization, the 1918 pandemic lasted 2 years he hopes this one won't and even if we do have the buck scene. it's won't end the pandemic on its own. >>pfizer says the vaccine. it is developing with german from violent act is on track to seek regulatory review as early as october. and johnson johnson plans to include up to 60,000 people in these 3 trials for its vaccine progress. >>does not mean victory. >>a massive fire burning

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>>on saturday back to the fires and the latest on the so many fires that are burning all around the bay area, let's start with the lnu lightning complex fires, those of fires burning in the north bay. they are 15% contained right now.

show it's better than it has been but there's still a lot of work to be done then in the east bay we've got the scu lightning complex fires, those are 10% contained. and in santa cruz on the peninsula. those fires called the czu lightning complex fires. they are only 5% contained right now and here's a map sort of laying out the wider perspective, we're all these fires are burning. >>across the bay area all of them sparking last sunday, not even a week since that dry lightning storm and looks like we've got more on the way. thank you for joining us on this saturday august 22nd, i'm james fletcher that loss to talk about you and i'm darya folsom, let's get right to it starting in the south bay with the czu complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties officials just gave their update on the firefighting efforts there this morning. so we want to go to reyna harvey she's standing by at the command center with the very latest reyna. >>want to get all the difficult for the first responders out here trying to get this fire out fire

personnel rolling in size but thankfully, they have some containment on this fire and i live right now the captain garcia he's with cal fire. he's been very busy over the past few days. so captain one let's talk about the update. let's start with that. >>czu lining complexes sitting a 6 to 2000. acres 5% contained. we have crews working 24 hours a day trying to ahead of the this thing. >>now for you i know you told me we've been talking for the past few days you yesterday we're actually going from location to location or a lot of the people are being housed currently right now talking to people who have been evacuated so you know are the shelter is full of people in it and what's the temperament. >>shelters are getting to capacity. about 77,000 people have been evacuated between the communities of a scotts valley, boulder creek and the

someone's ali. as far as north as a seminole county as well as their area. taking information to them is very important because it's a hard situation to be in. and this is our backyard as well and born and raised in this community. we want to have people. we feel at ease with the information that we're providing them so it's very important for us to provide that information to the public that saluting i do have to also you know send my sincerest apologies to you welcome. >>i know this is your backyard is a this is a very personal fight. yet it's our number one priority is. you know the lives of a. the life property and environment is how triage the situations and the we're just moving forward and trying to. trying to combat this fire. >>now captain if the fire was an already difficult and you are up against that you guys are also fighting this fire in a pandemic and you guys have made changes. i've seen a lot

of changes around here you guys have stations are you asking lost her hands, everybody has mask i can only imagine makes even more difficult to breathe and do things like that. so let's talk about that change it's it's a difficult situation but we are adjusting and we have to follow the rules. >>for everybody to be. healthy and continue fight this fire. >>captain rca thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you. >>okay now we're going to be out here for the remainder of the morning getting updates and all the like i mentioned they do have 5% containment they still are up against a bunch of other challenges in terms of the weather. they expect to see some drier conditions as the day goes on and that is starting to concern a lot of the firefighters out there because you know that's going to feel the fires in that dry timber even more so so again we'll bring you an update as the day goes on and getting new numbers in the next hour now reporting here in scotts

valley reyna harvey kron 4 thanks reyna. >>how will contain a little bit i say, but only 15% let's go there now chuck clifford has been following the latest from sonoma county. charles. >>yeah good morning. i'm in i healdsburg right now which is in sonoma county and sits right kind of in the middle of the lnu complex we've got the hennessey fire burning off to the east over in napa and then right behind me here up in the mountains, they've got the walbridge fire you can kind of see the gray haze of the smoke here this morning kind of hanging over the hills. the winds right now are calm, it's fairly cool. but we are expecting some hot weather. throughout the day and this could be a tough fire fight for crews out there on the front lines as going take a look at some video here yesterday the advanced all the way to lake sonoma in the north down to guerneville almost a guerneville in the south. it is just a couple of miles from the edge of the city limits here in healdsburg so that is of concern on the west side. it is burning out in steep rugged terrain is very dry out there and the

fire has a significant growth potential fire crews are extremely worried about this fire they say the extreme fire behavior as well meaning that those embers could catch some catch in the wind and land somewhere else and expand this fire. very quickly because it's out there in that rough rugged train. it's hard to get him crews in there they're using a lot of aircraft to work on this fire making flame retardant drops around the perimeter to try to you know a containment line around it there are bulldozers out there but again this is this is rugged california countryside out there and it's tough to get in there there are additional crews coming in from out of state to help out where the governor talking that assistance yesterday. so we are expecting a hot weather today, the winds, they won't shift in that they can get the upper hand on this early start to get it under control. today but for now in the north bay charles clifford kron 4 news all right, thank you very much chuck go to kron 4 dot com as we have all the latest of his changing constantly and every time we get. >>new word, new numbers we put

it there on our website and also download the kron on app too. >>still dealing with some hazy skies overhead just taking a look at your updated their quality map some of our worst air quality in the south bay on to the east bay this morning, better conditions found at the coast were some cool coastal air pushed in help clear things out overnight. your f

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>>well with more stimulus money still in question many people are finding themselves running out of options, millions may be unable to pay for shelter mortgages rent the next few weeks kyung lah reports. >>number of people in households. >>i'm not the only parent out here that's struggling. i can't imagine how many other parents i sitting here. >>here at the los angeles food bank putting park police this is my first time coming up and grabbing food. today is the first day of virtual school for one of moore's 2 children, my kids are in there right now if you don't have anything to eat and mike i know that you go see what i can do. we were homeless. and then we just got into our apartment we've been there for a year we just got the card november, so everything's been like a stair step for me. >>and now this text that's are going back down side like huh i don't know what to do. i don't know it. >>the single mother is thousands behind in rent

defining games. >>unable to work while also homeschooling her kids. >>the $600 week federal stimulus that's gone as congress fights over a new deal just as eviction moratoriums expire in nearly half of the states in the u.s.. leaving an estimated 20 million americans at risk of addiction by september 30th. like tai chan i'm paying around 1100 a month and obviously i don't have that amount of income at all anymore. >>before the pandemic chan was a photographer, a restaurant server who has now your time is going to continue to swell and actor with small roles on hit shows like grey's anatomy. he was able to pay partial rent with the stimulus money. but now i was actually only approved $417 per week on stay unemployment. >>what does that get you. like there's kind of a running clock. we know ticking time

bombs when things are going to happen. i think my best bet is to stay here and still. they tried to zacks. what we keep hearing from americans in all sectors of the economy frustration, i don't want your unemployment i don't want to $600 extra i want to work i want to work at what i do and i want to utilize my 30 years of experience for 3 decades crisp a he has been a live production manager making 6 figures last year a miles comer great money, the single father says for him and his 2 kids but his entire industry is shut down live entertainment likely won't come back in full until some time next year thousands are out of work with no options that he is left choosing what bills to pay and how much rent you can fall behind on. that was kyung lah reporting california's eviction moratorium lifts. >>next month lawmakers are trying to reach a new deal but

so far nothing has been finalized. a 42 and still ahead on this saturday morning after testifying before the senate committee. >>the postmaster is promising. now the mail for the elections will get there on time we'll have more

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our air quality. the dry lightning on the horizon john in the smoke of course yeah, the smoke all across the bay area definitely not making an ideal situation to be spending much time outside all today. >>especially if you have respiratory conditions you may be finding it hard to breathe as you're getting out there you look at the bay bridge toll plaza here up at what should be the oakland hills in the distance can't see any of that as smoke has settled the right into the bay and definitely having a big impact on air quality all across the region now skies are nice and calm right now there's one bit of good news in this forecast as we do start the morning. some of her active fires that are burning are being accompanied by a little bit of fog closer to the coast and also some nice calm winds further away from the coast snow fog just hayes and you are seeing those same calm winds at least we are holding on to that this morning now they're not so good news. we have another round of what's likely to be some dry thunderstorms pushing on into the region come tomorrow and into monday very similar timing to what we had last

week unfortunately this very similar system is likely going to bring with it some dry lightning moist air will definitely be felt as this tropical air moves its way up the coast. eventually impacting us come sunday night into monday morning, your best chance of any sort of dry lightning. and that's lightning sparked wild fire. we are seeing fire weather watches taking effect tomorrow lasting through tuesday, as this is your window higher fire danger here all across the bay from the coast inland from the south bay through the north bay as i mentioned winds are calm this morning a bit of good news. they will pick up this afternoon though leading into late afternoon early evening. breezes tonight, gusting as high as 25 miles per hour that could spark a wildfire activity in some of those dry inland areas. on shore flow at the coast is helping us out though keeping coastal areas with some of the best air quality san francisco, you remain some of the nicest of conditions as far as their quality goes as does north the north bay coastline on the other side of

the spectrum. some of our worst air quality this morning in san jose through fremont hayward oakland up into the car kenya's this morning. today's daytime highs remain hot inland with highs. well into the 90's for conquered in livermore 80's and 70's for the east bay shoreline. well, 70's and 60's closer to the coast. tomorrow temperatures won't change much but we do up that chance of thunderstorms sunday night and lasting into monday could see an isolated thunderstorm on to tuesday, too. highs remain hot inland and moderate by the coastline. back to you. >>thanks a lot john a 48 and today, the house is back in session called back from their recess to vote on a relief package that will fund the postal office this comes after the postmaster general lewis dejoy testified before a senate committee on friday joyce said the postal service will prioritize election mail. so it arrives as quickly as possible and that's a change from what he said before.

>>the under his direction. the postal started removing high speed sorting machines. >>and collection boxes and they were no longer prioritizing election mail. >>we will deploy processes and procedures that advance any election mail in some cases ahead of first class mail. >>if people vote within 7 days of they highly counter you highly confident that those ballots would then be received. >>extremely highly conf so self us so many many also under the microscope for a meeting between the president and joy after joy was appointed to lead. the postal service and made a joy it was a big donor to president trump. he insists though they never addressed any changes to the agency. well there's been some confusion about the difference between absentee and universal mail in voting while casting absentee ballot. >>or a mail in ballot is essentially done the same way there are some key differences in the way that state's approach their voting system

with correspondent joe khaleel with more. let's start with why this is so important in 2016 about 29.6 million people. >>roughly one quarter of all voters cast their ballots through the mail in one form or another that if you research center estimates that number could top 80 million this year, the most basic difference is that most years voters have to request an absentee ballot. this year because of coronavirus though many state's board of elections are skipping that step this year 9 states and washington dc will allow for universal mailing voting, which means every registered voter in the state will automatically get their ballot in the mail. they don't have to request it they feel it out at home and either mail it back or drop it off at a specific drop-off location in their communities. now 9 different states will also allow universal mailing voting said these 9 won't be mailing every voter a ballot instead they'll mail every voter an application for a ballot. if

voters feel it out and return it, they'll get their ballot in the mail now we'll get into absentee voting. this is one voters have to request an absentee ballot be sent to them and they need a valid reason for why they can't vote in person in typical years before the coronavirus somebody traveling out of state on election day someone who is sick or handicapped somebody whose job makes it impossible to go vote in person all of those people would qualify for absentee ballot. if they request one this year 35 states have said that fear of covid is a valid reason to get an absentee ballot. so voters in those states if they want to stay home if they can request one on the phone online or by mail, how each state sends out their ballots. varies now these 6 states are the only ones in the country where fear of covid is not a valid excuse to get an absentee ballot that means voters in these states for the most part may have to vote in person now there have been some calls and in some cases court challenges in

those states to allow people to vote from home between now and election day some states may change their voting rules. that was joe khalil reporting for us this morning. we'll take a quick break as we go another live look outside our camera here in san francisco showing us the grade. >>misty skies over san francisco, hardly anyone in the air the flags not moving the palm fronds perfectly still and it's going to be another hot day we'll be ri ♪ ♪

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>>approaching 09:00am on this saturday morning skies are hazy all across the region, san jose, your view. looking a little hazy down in the south bay and not just the south bay. but from san jose through fremont up to hayward and eventually up to the car came as some of our worst air quality in the bay area, better spots can be found out along the coastline we've seen a steady coastal breeze pushing overnight. that's really helped areas like san francisco in coastal marine and sonoma counties during overnight hours. calm winds right now in the vicinity of her wildfires burning across the bay area, including those north bay fires down into the santa cruz mountains as well as out along the coastline. right now temperatures as you are stepping outside range from the 60's to the 70's with concord at 72 degrees right now double in at 69 along with oakland sharing that same number with you napa berkeley and san francisco in the mid to low 60's right now back to you. >>thanks a 55 and take a look

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>>you're watching. one morning news at 9. >>good morning and thanks for making us a part of your saturday we have the very latest on the bay area wildfires. the containment efforts are looking a little better for the lnu lightning complex fire. you can see that's now. >>15% contained that's the one in the north bay. but the fire in the east bay is only 10% contained and as you can see. the one this burning in on the peninsula and santa cruz. that is only 5% contained as we 0 in on the fires across the bay on this map. you can see where they are located a little bit better and we've got team coverage this morning, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher unlike gain lots of information to relate to you this morning. so let's get started. >>we're going to begin now in the south bay. that's where

the czu august lightning complex fires burning right now san mateo and santa cruz counties. you can see on the map here the area that we're talking about in total the flames have burned roughly 63,000 acres and forced more than 60,000 people from their homes. it's only 5% contained this morning. at least 97 structures have been destroyed and nearly 25,000 are still threatened. we know 2 people have suffered minor injuries and there are more than 1100 personnel now fighting that fire so let's go for more now on the south bay fire to rain on harvey she's been at the command center in santa cruz county all morning long. >>ryan what's the update. >>and we'll update is all hands on deck as they continue to try to get more containment on this here at their communication pose to you see the fire departments behind me, but it's not just fire crews. you also have california and also some construction teams on hand that are building apparatuses for the fire department we're going to show

you the damage the fire did overnight this is in one of the neighboring communities, not too far from here boulder creek you can see houses going up in flames just destroying everything in its path mention 5% containment right now, but still this fire sits at about 63,000 plus acres in anticipate that number growing even more they brought in more personnel as days go on. >>because the fire is so large and try to get even more containment on that thankfully overnight they had some favorable weather conditions that helped contribute to them getting the lineup they all they anticipate that that's going to change they anticipate they're going to see whether start to dry up and warmer conditions which will hinder there fight. now again we went to a press conference that happened earlier this morning. we're cal fire gave us an update about some of the ground troops on the ground take a listen. >>out of state resources assigned coming to this so obviously the system is working but it's all about that we've what the moment the

order to be alive and that is just who were utilizing the agree and the dollar ground truth so and all the ground so as we day until it got to the 4 corners find out all 4. >>a new store outside they were in the fire. we showed up to see that it's warm out there all right so the priority today to continue to try to get more containment on the fire also protecting life they expect to see a change in weather as the day progresses which can really fuel some of these hot spots are seen in a lot of the communities and also just being down here on the ground people have reached out to me a lot of people on social media who have lived in the area we had to evacuate and expressed just how devastated they are seeing some of the images coming out of this area so the

firefighters having that contain it. people as it could be weeks before people are able to get back into their homefootts valley reyna harvey kron 4 news thanks renee. i really feel for those people as you know we're being choked by smoke and they're living through it they have to be evacuated and. >>it's really just a horrible situation there. thank you so much. >>let's turn our attention to the north bay now we have the lnu complex a lightning complex fire which is for now more than 314,000 acres. again on the map you can see it's burning up in sonoma solano napa lake and yolo counties 5 people died in the fire. >>4 people were hurt fighting the flames and 480 homes have been destroyed a 125 others are damage and they're still 30,000 homes that are threatened right now and evacuations. the latest on this fire. cal fire says it's 15% contain they have a lot of work to do, but they are making some progress. yeah we've got. >>reporters on the ground there as well for charles

clifford standing by sonoma county with an update now on the firefighting efforts. their morning shock. >>good morning, yes, so right now i'm in healdsburg and healdsburg is kind of sits right in the middle of the lnu complex. we've got the big hennessey fire off to the east over in napa and behind kind of on the ridge you can kind of see the haze and the smoke from the walbridge fire which is burning to the west of healdsburg let's going take a look at some video here of this morning, there are a lot of crews headed into the area there are fire engines and hand crews headed in there. we're also getting some assistance from other fire agencies outside the county outside the state working to contain this fire in steep rugged terrain back there. it's tough going trying to get to this fire. they're also trying to use bulldozers to build some containment lines but again it's very difficult cal fire's had quite a few aircraft in the air last couple of days working on this fire making flame retardant drops. but despite all those efforts the fire yesterday did spread all the way to lake sonoma and lake sonoma in the

north and almost all the way to guerneville in the south and it is only a mile or 2 from the edge of healdsburg healdsburg at this point has not been evacuatedand