sheriff brian martin, are you there? we will continue to cover this for you and definitely on abc 7 news at 4:00, wayne freeman is headed there. for now we will live this coverage but if you're in lake county, you're under mandatory evacuation or are under a warning and need to be ready to go. there are homes where the wildfire is burning quickly, the cache fire. fingers crossed and please do pay attention to what authorities are saying. in the meantime, we want to cover covid-19 because today we have a u.c. berkley official live with us to share about how they're minimizing transmission risk as the university returns to in-person learning with students moving in this week. first, major covid news with vaccine boosters and regeneron heaines. president n affirmed the c.d.c.'s announcement this morning that americans should plan to get a booster eight months after their second shot. joining us now to break this down is stanford microbiology and immunology professor dr. robert segal. thank you for your time today. >> thank

lake county sheriff brian martin, thank you for taking a moment to update our viewers on what's happening. yes, sure do appreciate it. thank you so much. >> coming up, changing gears of the recall election were held today would gavin newsome keep his job. the governor's team probably will not like the answer from our political analyst. >> also it was a case that rocked the bay area 12 years ago the bart officer involved in the shooting of oscar grant. now california attorney general's office says that case needs an independent review. more on this new development after the break. fire danger running high today gusty winds around the bay area. looks like they're going to ramp up again tonight. we'll ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant will now undergo an independent review by the state attorney general's office. the actions of another bart officer on that fruitvale bart platform is going to be the focus of this particular investigation. kron four's haaziq

this is lake county sheriff brian martin on with us live, situation. the latestn the thanks for coming on. good luck to you, your staff, and everyone there in that community. >> thank you. dan: the sheriff says it is too early to be sure, but he believes crews made a good dent. there is still a danger, of course, but they did manage to knock down any of the flames and at least to stop the advance of the flames, but the big question, the big issue, of course, was the weather conditions. it has been breezy, windy. sandy, the humidity quite low. sandy: absolutely, dan. another burst of offshore winds coming later on tonight, so hopefully that is not because some of those spot fires to jump. let me show you the conditions near the cache fire right now. 13% humidity. when gusting out of the north. red flag warning's remain up. the next round of wind will be gusty but not quite as strong as what we experienced last night into this morning, which was 50 mile-per-hour gusts. humidity will still be dry. record dry fuels. any fires that develop quickly spread. t

brian martin the sheriff is on the phone with this right now. thank you so much for joining us. let's talk about the fire. it's really ballooned rapidly. can you tell us where things stand in terms of size and evacuations for people in the community? >> thank you for having me. fternore went really ickly it we have 60 people under mandatory evacuations in another 800 under evacuation warnings. the evacuation area included the local elementary school and local high school to so, it proved very challenging. highways were very congested. there is zero containment of the fire but they report forward progress stops. 0% containment because a lot of fires are burning in the interior. a lot of homes were destroyed during the fire. still a lot in danger with fire still trending. firefighting activity is still very active over the area. this will continue to cause problems throughout the night while we continue to mop up. >> a crew as you say very quickly. can you describe the conditions and how it got so big so fast? >> a lot of the pre-existing conditions with the dry vegetation and the

lee county sheriff brian martin says so far they know of one resident who was hurt during the fire and hopes they don't discover more as their efforts continue throughout the night into the early morning hours. we have one confirmed civilian injuries. somebody at some significant burns and to get transported out area for treatment. >> right now we don't have any reports of any missing persons, which is a good sign at this point. in this mobile home park behind me is completely destroyed. some of the other homes completely destroyed. we're going to be going through you're conducting a search to make sure that nobody in fact was a injured or killed in this fire. >> we're hoping that we come out with a good outcome. but at stewart early to say right now i'm taylor. second reporting kron 4 news new satellite images show the explosive growth of the caldor fire since igniting on saturday. >> it's burned more than 62,000 acres in eldorado county. that's off of highway 50 about 60 miles east of sacramento. cal fire is reporting no containment yet more than 5800 buildings are threatened forcing

lee county sheriff brian martin says so far they know of one resident who was hurt during the fire and hopes they don't discover more as their efforts continue throughout the night into the early morning hours. we have one confirmed civilian injuries. somebody at some awesome. >> significant burns and to get transported out area for treatment right now we don't have any reports of any missing persons, which is a good sign at this point. in this mobile home park behind me is completely destroyed. some of the other homes completely destroyed. we're going to go in through you're conducting a search to make sure that nobody in fact was a children. this fire. >> we're hoping that we come out with a good outcome. but at stewart early to say right now i'm taylor. second reporting kron 4 news. >> and we have some new satellite images to that show the explosive growth of the caldor fire that we're following its parked on saturday and has grown about 62,000 acres up in eldorado county. you can see but that imagery just about the flames are and then hear shots from the ground. this is burning off

lee county sheriff brian martin says so far they know of one resident who was hurt during the fire and hopes they don't discover more as their efforts continue throughout the night into the early morning hours. we have one confirmed civilian injuries. somebody at some significant burns and to get transported out area for treatment. >> right now we don't have any reports of any missing persons, which is a good sign at this point. in this mobile home park behind me is completely destroyed. some of the other homes completely destroyed. we're going to go in through you're conducting a search to make sure that nobody in fact was a children. this fire. we're hoping that we come out with a good outcome. but at stewart early to say right now. >> the sheriff's office says that their deputies and firefighters will be out there all night monitoring the hot spots assessing the damage and also making sure that looters stay away from the area live in the newsroom. i'm telling second reporting. back to you. taylor. thank you also new satellite images showing the explosive growth of account or fire si

behind on wednesday doing whatever they could to stop the movement of this fire lake county sheriff brian martin was also on scene of the mobile home park assessing the damage and checking for any injuries. we have one confirmed civilian be at some ice and significant burns and transported out of the area for treatment. >> right now we don't have any reports of any missing persons, which is a good sign at this point. in this mobile home park behind me is completely destroyed. some of the other homes were completely destroyed. we're going to be going through you're conducting a search to make sure that nobody in fact was a children. this fire. we're hoping that we come out with a good outcome. but at stewart early to say right now. >> the sheriff's office says that their deputies and firefighters will be out there all night monitoring hotspots assessing the damage and all but also making sure that leader stay away for now live in the newsroom until second reporting back to it. >> thank you, taylor. and we're continuing to monitor the dixie fire tonight which stands at more than 635,000 acres burn

lee county sheriff brian martin says so far they know of one resident who was hurt during the fire and hopes they don't discover more as their efforts continue throughout the night into the early morning hours we have one confirmed civilian injuries. somebody at some significant burns and to get transported out area for treatment. >> right now we don't have any reports of any missing persons, which is a good sign at this point. in this mobile home park behind me is completely destroyed. some of the other homes completely destroyed. we're going to you're conducting a search to make sure that nobody in fact was a injured or killed in this fire. >> we're hoping that we come out with a good outcome. but at stewart early to say right now i'm taylor. second reporting kron 4 news. >> we have new satellite images as well that show the explosive growth of the caldor fire. and you can see that since igniting on saturday. it's burned. more than 62,000 acres up in eldorado county and that's just off of highway 50 about 60 miles east of sacramento cal fire right now reporting no containment as of y

ronce, gigi, and nicole, jennifer, matthew, jamie, david martin, stacey baird, patrick enrock, masin, hannah albert, elle asono, john, sean, brian mcdermott, john, jordan blue, lucy hunter, kelly ryan, melissa porter and david strickland. these are some of the individuals that were involved in putting together the commerce piece of the underlying bill. 20% of the underlying bill was the fowfer -- focus of the commerce committee. i want to thank senator wicker and his staff to pull off the bipartisan bill that came to the senate floor as part of this package. our legislation, i think, is an historic investment to rebuild the infrastructure, including for things like mega projects, basically helping to eliminate our problems, improve our freight network, improve our environment and helping amtrak better serve the united states of america. all of these were important investments, but we should look at the first. first we're authorizing for the first time mega projects. mega projects often take up so much of our budgets in our states and federally they never get funded, but that doesn't mean they aren't critical to the united states

martin luther king jr. they shut so much interesting lighting on the relationships between lbj and the civil rights movement generally and of course in particular and brian williams what your sense of what these conversations tell us about that read. brian: something melody just touched on and this needs to be said as a new generation of students during this time glenn often younger folks feel that all of history should have sensitivities. and you are going to hear figures of speech terminology and vocabulary that is time specific read and thankfully our country does not talk away some of the people on these tapes notably our president talks talk back then. but i hope it is helpful to teach our language standards have migrated. remember the new york times used words to describe japanese adversaries during world war ii that we would never dream of using an conversation or anyone else for that matter in 2021. but on the subject of civil rights, to be essentially when the president is talking about marshall, he tips his hand especially late at night and this is a huge goal to him listening to the specific recordings with doctor king. you are reminded that e

gina martin adams of bloomberg intelligence came out and said the biggest threat to equities may be the jackson hole confab, more than even the delta fears we have seen. do you with that? brian: i don't think so -- do you agree with that? brian: i don't think so. i think the market is telling you we are closer to disinflation than inflation. number two, the fed is going to do a great job. i don't need to be the smartest person in the room. you know who the smartest person in the room is? jay powell. tom: kailey. [laughter] tom: so let's listen -- brian: so let's listen to them. i think the fed is going to play defense. everybody wants a paper because the majority of institutional investors and tom missed the market, so they want to correction. there's been one official paper in history, and 2014. when bernanke hinted of it in congress in september of the previous year, the market was down 5.8%, then it rallied 8%. between when they officially announced and when they started to raise interest rates, the stock market was up 10%. so i think that is kind of the perspective people are missing. kailey: the announcement of a taper this time around, given how well telegraphed it has