>> prepared for the possibility that this 20 acre brush fire called the sunset fire in the hollywood hills. it started to run in canyon at it started running canyon 5.30. you want to be prepared that this might actually be coming to you. so, you know, this is not a joke. again, check on everybody. that's area neighbors and see what you can do to help and then get yourself to safety. >> alright, gil is in sky ready and obviously great news to see helicopters that are able to drop the water. and there's a particular fight on on the hands of firefighters on the ground. i would expect very close to that structure deal. >> yeah, very close to that structure that saying goes a little bit deceiving that fires up on the ridge that house is beyond it. so it's not really directly impacted, but it's close close enough for sure. there are fire as it's a setting up structure protection on all the streets that run up the canyon right

now as i down the fire, the source of the fires there at the right hand side of your screen up the canyon. burned down towards these homes here at the bottom. you can see some firefighters that were just looking fired truck coming through on reddit canyon road police down there as well. but that's that little hot spot that we're looking at, mica. and it grown quite significantly there. and grgrouou a lot of embers ndnd ququitite doubt on all those homes and apartments down below its hollywood boulevard. so very desperate situation right now for the firefighters to try to fofor r the firerefifighghtete get a handle of rsrsthis ships with that. what they get their water coming right back within about 2 minutes, thge2 or 3 minutes from the hollywood reservoir. but the heart of the fire here burning intensely in this brush. >> is. as we look at these live pictures, i believe we have some viewer video was sent in a few moments ago. if we're able to get that on the screen, just to give you another perspective of what's happening here in the hollywood hills, just north of the franklin eninavenue neighborhood, the

neighborhoods, including vista street and for avenue very, very, inclvery close to be acti flames. and so there you see, you know, a bit of a look from the ground at what people are seeing. and that's a frightening look right there. again. la city fire on scene here on the ground, fighting it from the air. but the order thth could not be e e aiaimore clear out. now, r.r.laurel canyon to west mulholland drive to nythe north hollywood boulevard to the south. the one on one freeway to the east. those of the borders. if you are within that zone, you are e bobordrder ordered to leave by city fire and do so now. all right. we want to go to bob goldman. bob, are you with us? nice to have you with us again tonight. >> i thank you to you join you guys. >> a reminder again, if you were with us last night, bob retired captain with la county fire. 43 years n of experience fighting fires in all scenarios, a medic as well. bob, you're watching this unfold with yet another

trouble spot for an already depleted firefighting force in southern california. we know there are a number strike teams and hundreds of engines coming from surrounding states. the entire american west moving into southern california tonight. what do you see here that concerns you as we know so many homes are so close to this? he >> well, in this bill, for a particular additional challenges that they're facing right now is because it is nighttime. rtoperations during nighttime lows. little more critical, especially from aircraft are up in the air u.s. on the is experience it's difficult sometimes to gauge distance is very much so it's very deceptive. lot of coming together here right now. la city, la county, jurisdictional of responsibilities and the hills there. >> so coordination, which is always excellent. you're in los angeles between the agency. >> full force right now, it looks like the the fire is

moving, you know, way that the pushing it horribly at this time. but again, downhill. yeah. when? spot fires that could occur in a very densely populated area. it a a great concern. well, uk shunned. that's ornamental and nature, palm trees, all orthose things will really catch on fire, even though the green they will burn and they will shed more burning material further and with when it will of more than blocks away. so in a very densely populated urban area like that, you could have a number of structure fires burning and quickly overwhelmed the resources that are on sale. >> so much fuel to burn really in this densely populated area. and we saw a fire, you know, wind driven fire could do to places like the palisades altadena and pasadena and and now here we are in the hollywood hills.

you know, we see that it looked like it started in ryan canyon. anyou know what, this night at the at it started at about 5.30, you kind of wonder is this human caused? . >> well, i would tend lean toward some type of love human involved cause of of lthe fire. know that i live just on the other side of from that in the valley village area, theirs. well, power outages all around me. those traffic signals out so areas like that, i would imagine that there probably was voluntary shut off of the love electricity. so 4 of our life jackets suddenly pop up. i would tend to be very suspicious of because >> yeah, we haven't heard anything from authorities yet on so we won't venture too far down that bird walk in terms of how this might have started. the primary concern

at this point is getting the people that are in this franklin avenue neighborhood, specifically out of harm's way. and there it is north vista street hillside avenue. and there are a number of other streets as well. coming up, amero street, all of under imminent threat, not only of active flame, but again, as the retired captain. just explain the amber cast that come off a lot of these palm trees. we just saw one go up a few moments ago and it goes up in a matter of seconds and the wind is s enough here. it is n what we sawstnight, but be warned and understand that the wind is certainly enough in this situation punh this fire down into that neighborhood and quickly overwhelm the resources, of course, there on the ground. and in there you see m structure protection. firefighters are are in the neighborhood now and the water drops continue again, that hollywood reservoir not far off and all they've got 2

helicopters that are able retrieve water from the reservoir. so their turnaround time to get a matter of minutes, they're so able to to make good quick work. but this is going to be a long k fight. nonetheless, due to the scope of this, the urban interface, so many people in such a congested area really the need r for you to get out and get out of eaea. . anand d the way of f they try to get certainly. i think that that's the key right there is to get out of the way. >> when they say evacuate, they mean it. and it is not one of those things where you're going to stay behind and try to save your home. let your home. . lelet t the professionals do that and do their structure protection and also do their water drops. you don't want dto be in the way of of all of these fire personnel that are doing their very best to keep this at it at a controlled pace, right? and so you don't want to be in the in the kind of blocking

traffic in mean we had a situation yesterday in the palisades where people panicked and left their cars. and that was really incredibly hard situation for firefighters because they needed to get up the road. and now that you're hearing that you need to evacuate and even hearing that there are some warnings all the way up to the wawarnrniningsgs alall l the w laurel canyon and and beyond w that rather coldwater canyon. you might want to start evacuating early that that certainly would be advisable moved so that to, you people the personnel, fire personnel can get in here swiftly. >> bob, if you'll standby for just a moment, we want to get into the newsroom or sams. got an t updated map for us to show the areas impacted. the red would >> okay. we have been listening in to our sister station, ktla as they cover

the latest fire that has just broken out in southern california up in the hollywood o hills. they're calling this one. the sunset fire broke out about coldld wawateteokin5.30, about 20 acres. and as you could see from the aerials several spot fires. >> that are going and they have choppers >> fortunately, they were able to pull some of that water from the hollywood reservoir. so they're being able to dump water on it pretty expeditiously. and its recent the cal-fire can fly at night helicopter, making a water drop there. fortunately, the winds have died down enough as well to allow the firefight to occur from the air with the planes and the choppers. the started in runyon canyon about 5.30. >> and it is burning in the direction of hollywood boulevard. so hopefully give in the fact that fire crews are fighting a bunch of other fires. they can get this one

knocked down in time. meteorologist kathy trafton is joining us now with a look at the conditions and i was going to bring up the fact that the that they winds have died down enough. we can actually fly the choppers. maybe the >> parts are most of the hollywood hills that they did mention that the winds are strong enough to be able to take those embers from burning palm trees, for instance, and then just carry them to yet another spot or a kind of works both. what that weren't enough? also, there is an air quality alert in southern california near the fires because of the pilot particle to pollution. the fine particles can get into your lungs and it can cause serious health problems. it can actually cause heart attacks and strokes. >> anyway, that's another problem. and breathing problems. and here is a surface smoke to show you. >> this extremely high particle pollution to los angeles. and look at this plume. >> look at it. going all the way down to baja, california that halfway down minutes heads out to sea and curls and

loops around back toward baja, california once again. so this is dramatic just to go outside and really need to have masks and goggles and try and protect yourself on the other hand, if you're here in the bay area, boy, are we lucky? >> beautiful view temperatures as many as 10 degrees above normal today, santa rosa, norway. 57 67 today. yesterday we had broke a record santa rosa for the high temperature. was 72. that was a record for the date. so most areas today we're well into the 60's. >> and we're looking for rain looking looking looking saturday into the weekend sunday, still dry monday, tuesday. we are not seeing any rain. in fact, in 6 day precipitation outlook from the climate prediction center shows we've got a bullseye of drier than normal conditions across the san francisco bay area. >> and many, much of the west coast. so we are in a dry spell in terms of temperatures. tomorrow we go for another day of temperatures mainly in the 60's. that would be for san

francisco right along the shoreline of the pacific right along the bay shoreline. we're looking at numbers in the mid 60's. 63 in burlingame, you had little bit further south mid 60's again. 66 palo alto and as warm as 69 degrees in san jose. we can't get to 70 in th. east bay, but as we start to head north, where you'll see, we do hit a few 70's. 71 for yacht bill and 65% those. a look at the 7 day forecast shows us a string of cookie cutter days. just beautiful conditions like fluctuations in temperatures. please do. stay with us. come please do. stay with us. come will come back ry excited about saving big

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>> well, after a nightmare, 6.11 season filled with all sorts injuries and drama. the forty-niners are beginning to look toward next year. figure out how to get things back on track. we know that nick sorensen is out as defensive coordinator and special teams coordinator brian snyder has also been let go. today we learned the clay kubiak going to be promoted to offensive coordinator, although kyle shanahan will continue to primarily called the plays. but still kubiak will become the team's first offensive coordinator since mike mcdonald in 2021. that also means the niners are going to have 3 new coordinators next season. of course, the biggest topic of the offseason going to be brock purdy and a potential big money contract extension pretty entering the 4th and final year of his rookie contract. and both kyle shanahan and general manager john lynch said today they're hoping to get that extension done sooner rather than later

per his numbers took a bit of a step back this season. but keep in mind, all of the injuries that is often set to deal with guys like christian mccaffrey, brandon aiyuk trent williams. the list goes on and on. he still threw for nearly 4,000 yards and 20 touchdowns with 12 interceptions. of course, last season. pretty was an mvp candidate with 4280 yards. 31 touchdown passes and just 11 picks. he's got the full support both lynch and shanahan. >> well, listen, i think what we know about brock is that he's our guy. we've got, you know, we have interest brought being around here for for for a long, long time. he's done so much for our organization is one big games. had a little tougher task as we all did this year with some of the things that happen throughout the course of the year. we just never can stream games where we're all together. and through that, he continued to lead. he continued to play at a high level. so we have every interest in him being around.

brock is the leader of our of love these 3 years with brock. i plan on being with brock here the whole here. so braxton, a stud. guy got a lot of confidence. just as a human. but it starts least on the field these last 2 and a half years capable won a super bowl we just almost dead and i know he's capable going under serve on the future. >> well, that duo also addressed the team's overall performance this season. the defense had its good and bad moments, even though it ranked 5th overall in past events and 18th in rushing. they gave up nearly 26 points a game 4th worst in the lead. despite all the injuries on the offensive side of the ball, that actually rank 4th in passing and 12th in rushing. but they were penalize the 111 times for 843 yards this season that ranked them 15th in the league right in the middle of the pack. and as we can all figure out, special teams were a major issue at all added up to

a disappointing 6.11 season. >> john got in this for the right intentions. it was to try to put together a team to win a super bowl. and that's what he's committed to that's really simplest way that everyone says, you know, but like this business, you always go through hard times. but it's it's never just coaching. and it's never just personnel that says it's everything. that's why there's never the quick answer like on on football. there's 22 variables out there. every play. there's a long season. there's lots of scheme that's involved. there's lots of talent that's involved. there's lots of just random stuff with injuries. referees like schedules, whether there's so many things that goes into play and that's why i feel so fortunate. and just the situation i am in with someone like john, with someone like can always just do what i think from a football standpoint. and i what do things from his ohn, football standpoint? it's not always the most fun answer. you got to a lot that you didn't do right. but that's the the truth of it. and that's the only way that you can consistently overcome

things and find a way to consistently be successful. >> all right. finally tonight, let's go to the hardwood thunder taking on the in cleveland. this the best teams in the west and use going at it under have won 15 in a row past and in a row and this one was close throughout late in the 4th okc downpour as hartenstein with the floater. he had 18 points, 11 rebounds and 8 assists thunder within 2. but that's as close as they would get 3 point. cavs lead evan mobley muscles, his way in for the shot. 21 points and 10 rebounds for him. cavs pad the lead to 5.30, seconds to go. same score darius garland driving. the floater is good. now dagger 18 points for garland fav outlast the thunder one. 29 to one. 22. so cleveland extended winning streak to 11 a that thunder franchise record 15 game winning streak. comes to an end. could see those 2. >> back at it in the nba finals. who knows, guys, we'll send it back to you.

>> and several fires burning in southern california as we have been reporting. but the one that started just over an hour ago is causing a lot of concern. it's in the hollywood hills. this is a live look courtesy of our sister station, ktla. it's being called the sunset fire started in runyon canyon and it has prompted mandatory evacuations. and crews are also battling the 8 and fire in altadena. >> as well as the the massive palisades fire in the pacific palisades in total, tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate from their homes. at least 5 people have died more than 1000 structures have burned to the ground. emergency crews in sacramento. they're working really around the clock to try and coordinate the state's response to the destructive fires there in southern california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. yeah, here at

cal oes officials have screens to actively monitor real-time data coming in from the fire zone. all of that as crews have been deployed from across the state. >> to fight the flames. as fires rage across southern california. hundreds of miles from there here at the california governor's office of emergency services state operation center in northern california. >> emergency officials are working around the clock all hands on deck here. that's how chris darden of cal oes describes the state response. officials here are actively working to get resources to the region as soon as possible with the governor's approval. so far more than 1400 firefighters from across california, 267 fire engines, 9 water tenders and 9 helicopters have been deployed. also deployed the california national guard. hello, yes, is working very closely with our state partners, our federal partners and our local first responders to get them all the resources they need to. >> conduct this firefight and

help bring fires under control. it's a very scary, very surreal moment for state senator saucer in a pet is. >> in all literally hits close to home. not only is the eaton fire near pasadena, burning in her district. >> but several for family members in the area had to evacuate. my on my brother, my cousins, you know, all live in sierra madre. >> and and have all had to evacuate more than anything. i just want folks to know, you know, if you're receiving an evacuation warning to take that very seriously to prepare to evacuate. meantime, president joe biden holding this briefing with governor gavin newsom. an emergency officials in santa monica newsom thanking biden for committing an additional 15 helicopters and signing a major disaster declaration, freeing up more federal resources for southern california on all of mr. president, thank you for being here. but with the fire now comes the politics and the blame game. president-elect donald trump writing this post

on his social media platform blaming newsom for the situation after trump says the governor did not sign off on a trump backed declaration. trump says would have allowed more water deliveries and supplies to southern california. >> to ease dry conditions. trump writing in part, quote, i will demand that this incompetent governor allowed beautiful, clean, fresh water to flow into california. he is the blame for this newsom's communications director responding with this quote, there is no such document as the water restoration declaration that is pure fiction. the governor is focused on protecting the people not playing politics and making sure firefighters have all the resources they need. and i'm told the state operation center will continue to be activated until the fires are brought under control. reporting at cal oes headquarters near tom wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> let's take a live look over san francisco and the bay area

eerily calm and feels a little uncomfortable almost to see a such a peaceful area, an area that has enough rain to make us be able to sleep at night, even with high winds given what our friends in southern california are dealing. yeah. and the most striking thing about is how clear. >> the skies are in clear crisp, but not that way in southern california. kathy trafton here it is a study in contrasts because, yes, we do have clear skies. it's beautiful out for us in the bay area. and yet in southern california, the skies are so thick with the smoke an air quality alert is in effect. look at that. >> fine particle pollution is what triggered this. this is from the wildfire smoke, of course. and look how it goes all the way down. that smoke down the baja peninsula and then even into the pacific and then circling back. so for us, it's beautiful conditions. clear skies, low temperatures overnight tonight for san francisco bay area all in the 40's except santa rosa, upper 30's. a look at temperatures across san francisco and the

bay shoreline and also the pacific coast all in the 60's tomorrow. so temperatures continue tomorrow above normal. as a 66 in mountain view, 69 for santa clara, east bay numbers, mainly in the 60's for high temperatures tomorrow she had to the north bay except we get to 70 in fairfield and 71 in yacht bill and 62 in stinson beach. a look at our 7 day forecast shows beautiful chamber of commerce weather numbers in the mid 60's for a few days dipping down few degrees as we head into the weekend and early next week. there's not a early next week. there's not a drop touch can mean so many things. even for children with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can stir a sense of wonder.

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