this is for people who are south of cache creek.orth of main street and morgan valley road south of cache creek, east of bottom road and west of highway 53. we were also told that lower lake elementary school and lower lake high school both were safely evacuated earlier today as this fire took off, so the good news again is that the fire it does appear has been brought under control here, but you can see just a frightening scene, especially for folks up there at lake county who have been through fire after devastating fire just year after year after year, and they see a column of black smoke like that, and you can just imagine heather. hearts sink. yes, absolutely. we had on the show just a short time ago. state senator mike maguire, who of course represents about what the last couple of years have been like for himself and the other residents of lake county, and he also talked about how this fire was different from those that we've seen of late in that this started in a residential area in a community. so this idea that officials k

i know the creek bed of cache creek is dry right now, and how that is impacting fire fighting? >> the dry conditions, low humidity, high temperatures -- temperatures a little bit lower with smoke. but the vegetation is extremely dry. it's a tinderbox out here againd ouof stuff is taking off with a vengeance. kristen: in terms of your water supply, is there a nearby lake you're getting it from? and talking about that process of how they're going about getting their water. >> we have -- california's largest natural fresh water lake right here. the lake level is extremely low but it has plenty of water for our efforts. aircraft are flying over, helicopters dipping their buckets there and pulling in water from that area. we have larger air tankers flying to various air forcebas p with retardant they're dropping so we're in ok shape as far as that goes. kristen: can you put a number on how many homes you think might have been burned? >> latest i've heard is about two dozen. i don't have a final count. kristen: and sheriff, we have about a minute. i'd like you to take this opportunit

she's standing. >> in the cache creek bed between lower lake and dam road. a lot of people right now are getting out of the area. they haven't already. >> no word yet on exactly how the fire began. but again, this was not a wildfire that burned into a populated area. this fire began in the residential area itself. that's why it spread so quickly and caught so many people off guard coming up at 6.15. we're going to talk live with the lake county sheriff and get the latest information on the fire. >> as the dixie fire has now burned more than 635,000 acres across plumas butte, tejada and lassen counties. that fire started more than a month ago. it has destroyed more than 1200 homes and buildings. cal fire is reporting 33% containment tonight. evacuation orders are still in place for several communities. take a look at this. this was the view today from tahoe mountain. you can barely see anything. the sky's just full of thick smoke. there. and of course here in the bay area many people woke up to an orange colored skies. well, the result of the wildfire smoke i

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faced greater today. >> most of the destruction located here and cache creek mobile home estates in clear lake several residents stayed behind on wednesday, including this woman seen hosing down the dry creek bed of cache creek trying to prevent the fire from moving to more homes. 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

she's standing in the cache creek bed between lower lake and dam. road.tainly a lot of people trying to get out of that area this afternoon. it is unclear how the fire started. but again, this is not a wildfire that burned into a populated area. the fire reportedly started in the residential area, which is why it was able to spread so fast and be so destructive it cause so many people off guard. we do have a reporter headed to lake county has a couple dozen homes are said to have been destroyed. this afternoon. again forward progress has been stopped, but we will bring you updates on this fire throughout this broadcast. we'll have live interviews throughout our coverage as well. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with a look at the weather in that region lawrence. yeah, guys extremely dangerous fire conditions right now. the winds have been whipping through that area. they will continue to see that here. >> over the next 24 hours. those winds continue to move 25 to 26 miles per hour. you can see him diving right in toward lower lake and pu

damián trujillo: vargas tiene par de años viniendo a este escenario, aquí en cache creek, estamos transmitiendorgas, que represente tan bien la música mexicana; entonces, la gente, yo creo que año con año, al venir y disfrutar el show del mariachi vargas, se queda con ganas de regresar, y volver a disfrutar de la música mexicana. damián trujillo: ¿qué nos puede decir de, del inmigrante, que viene con otro anhelo, a hacer una vida mejor, a este país, pero que con ellos se traen su música, se traen sus raíces, se traen sus tradiciones, como la música de vargas? arturo vargas: ¡híjole!, yo creo que, que pasa algo muy curioso con todos, con todos los inmigrantes, ¿no?, ya el, el chiste de pasar la línea, ya, y estar aquí en estados unidos, siempre se queda algo de, de ellos, gran parte de su corazón, en méxico, y que vengan las tradiciones, grupos norteños, las bandas, el mariachi vargas, eh, de algún modo, traemos un pedacito de la bandera de méxico, y pues, quién no se siente mexicano, quién no grita, quién no se siente contento, feliz de escuchar la música mexicana. damián trujillo: ¿es algo más

that's where flames wiped out the cache creek mobile home is states taylor secchia has been following this damage for us. she joins us live with that part of the story. taylor horrible. >> yeah, absolutely awful news today. you know, many of these families are now homeless and displaced tonight majority of them living in a mobile home community which we mentioned the cache creek mobile home estates, lake county sheriff compared these conditions in the area to a tinderbox which quickly led this fire into those homes. >> dozens of homes reduced to rubble after the cash fire tore through this area off dam road on wednesday. probably looking at several dozen homes have been completely destroyed. >> we see behind me fire activity. this pressure activity still ongoing is going to go up well into the night and the sec. this comes on top of the public safety power shutoff. >> red flag warning. it's a very difficult situation. we're faced greater today. >> most of the destruction located here and cache creek mobile home estates in clear lake several residents stayed behind on wednesday, includ

many of them were in the cache creek mobile home park area.ffered burns and has been taken to the hospital for treatment. meantime the cow door fire burning in el dorado county has now grown to more than 80 square miles with zero containment, a red flag worn. remains in effect and fire crews export. expect more extreme fire behavior tonight thousands of people are under evacuation orders. 86 structures have been destroyed and another 6000 are threatened. the chp is investigating a shooting on interstate 2 80 in san francisco that sent one person to the hospital sky. foxx flew over the scene this morning after the chp closed all colbun lanes of 2 80 near the mariposa street exit. you can see a white car stop there in the middle of the freeway with its doors open. investigators say the victim's injuries are not considered to be life threatening. the shooting happen about 10 45 this morning. all lanes were then reopened by about one o'clock this afternoon. the chp is not yet released information about a suspect or a possible motive. the san franc

county right now, somewhere between lower lake and clear lake, and these are the remains of the cache creek mobile home park. we will show you the desolation and damage of everything that rolled through earlier this afternoon. burn homes as far as you can see. 360 degrees of burned homes. even across the street 100 yards away, more burn homes and burnt propane tanks, so when they say 25 or 30 homes burned, based on what we are seeing here, it may be worse. the cash prior -- the cache fire rolled through here. we spoke with one of the people who live in this mobile home park. he was on thehe had only the clt it was just like it was a flash flyer. i did not have any warning. had to get out. sally flames coming up behind my place. just loaded up my dogs and my family and got out of there. not much warning. none at all. >> how fast was it moving? >> moving very fast. they were about two to four feet high, the flames. gone, all gone up here. it is ash. i don't even recognize it. wayne: now you are looking at even more damage. as we walked through here, it remains a dangerous. . to our right, we

we're going to show you firsthand the cache creek community in lake county. we've also learned new information about how this fire may have started. >>> plus -- >> and i see a very young guy beating up a very old man in the middle of the street and a bunch of people watching. >> thank goodness this guy was there. we talked to this guy, credited with springing into action and stopping that attack in san francisco's chinatown. >>> and our crazy bay area housing market. remember this old burned-out house? we showed it to you last month. it's in walnut creek. we just learned it sold for a million bucks. is this a fluke? or is this becoming the norm? you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and plea

faced greater today. >> most of the destruction located here and cache creek mobile home estates in clear lake several residents stayed behind on wednesday, including this woman seen hosing down the dry creek bed of cache creek trying to prevent the fire from moving to more homes. 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 sa

faced greater today. >> most of the destruction located here and cache creek mobile home estates in clear lake several residents stayed behind on wednesday, including this woman seen hosing down the dry creek bed of cache creek trying to prevent the fire from moving to more homes. 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 wel

cache creek mobile home estates area has burned significantly in the fire.ill at 100 acres 0% containment and evacuation orders and warnings are in place for this area. more details as we get them. now go to a tragic story, a mother and daughter from santa clara died in a car crash. when they were driving to the daughters university 50 year-old rebecca house woman was driving with her daughter 18 year-old emma not her when a semi truck crashed into their van on highway 95. and mahler county in oregon boise state university put out a tweet with the news they were on their way to emma's first year at the university, a go fund me is quote both them and rebecca always had positive attitudes, bright smiles and unforgettable courageous laugh. they will be missed by all who were lucky enough felt the warmth of their also a missing mother and northern california. the whole family was found dead along with the family's dog in the sierra national forest search teams initially located the family's car near a gate to the national forest on tuesday. the letter found the

yes well that red flag warning up in the cache creek fire area. brown lake county is still in effect. they extended that through tomorrow morning. so the winds up there still 25 20 miles an hour that will continue red flag warnings and for the rest of the bay area. pretty much gone. we do have the winds, though, and those winds are coming. i'll show you the direction. these are the current winds right now. see the vectors of the arrows. so winds kind of coming like this. so what's up there? well, it puts up there where it's coming from us all the fires to the recent fire the even the bixby fire or the dixie fire. and some of the smoking the fires up around trinity and those areas are all moving in our direction. so when we look at a computer model showing the fog will look at a live picture first, you can see the smoke along the golden gate bridge. there's no fog there right now to speak of. i don't know if we're going to see fog tomorrow. we might see a little patchy five, but you can even pick out the smoke there and then the model is going to s

fire so far is off dam road just north of lower lake high school that is where flames wiped out cache creek mobile home estates from chris taylor sackey. she's been following this damage for us. >> and joins us now live with more from the newsroom. taylor. well, firefighters say this fire ripped through the area so fast that several dozen homes were reduced to rubble just within a couple hours the fire only burned about 80 acres. the damage impacts many more families. >> living nearby and the dense mobile home park. >> the cash fire ripped through several dozen homes on wednesday leaving behind debris and rubble most of the destruction here at ash creek mobile home estates of dam road in clear lake, probably closer to 4 dozen or maybe even more homes to get this thing took off with the red flag warning conditions. >> we had some wind gusts through the area. the winds still gusting every so often here. so you dry vegetation. we're dealing with the effects of the drought up here. >> is just a tinderbox with the drought. now the vegetation is going on here. this this fire spread really quick.

want to show you now some video that was taken earlier today near the cache creek mobile. home estates, and you can see the intense flames that ripped through several homes and vehicles there. ktvu deborah villalon is live for us now in lake county and joins us now live once again from that mobile home park depth. yeah heather. we managed to get deeper into the cache creek mobile home estates and sorry to see that row upon row of homes here are destroyed this damage much worse than it initially appeared. residents appear say that they heard the fire. start invading this park with the sound of propane tanks exploding. this was again at about one pm it's grown to 75 acres in the hours since and as you said 0% contained, but the forward progress is stopped. now. widespread evacuation orders are still in effect, but we're hearing that some of the road closures. are lifting and the air attack does continue. we're seeing helicopters still crisscrossing overhead, dropping water to cool off areas of active fire. this park is not the only structure of devastation, but at this point

. >> inside the northwest field tunnel sits the new cache creek club were lucky fans will get exclusivepeaks that players. >> i am really excited next week to welcome back 70,000 fans in our faithful who have not been in this building since we went on our championship run the super bowl slam excited about it and we are ready. >>> here is a big reminder that we are your home for preseason football and we will have all of the action live starting next saturday august 14. >> i will be up in the club. >> at cash creek and i will be up here working on we can. >> thank you. the announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. steve: all right! [indistinct] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheers and applause] how are y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate that. thank y'all. i appreciate everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheers and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their second day with a total of $20,000, from atlanta, georgia, it's the champs, it's the lloyd family. [cheers and applause]

. >> reporter: as you can see, there's nothing left of this cache creek mobile home park. flames ripped through the area. can see the shelf a home and cars burned out everywhere. there's a history of fire in this area, and story is being repeated throughout california. with flames still burning -- >> felt like the movies kind of. >> reporter: nicky sievers is one of the lucky ones, has a home go back to. unlike dozens of people in the fire zone. she's grateful she has a story to tell. >> i grabbed pictures, file cabinet, which was just a little binder of file stuff. >> reporter: dozens of families weren't so lucky. cache fire starting 11:30, starting mass evacuation of schools and 1,600 people. >> initial attack was evacuate and save lives. air support after that. combination of those. >> reporter: crews attacking the wildfire from the air. it was controlled chaos getting school busses full of children to safety. >> got up in trees, burning across the trees one side of the street to other. grew quickly after years of drought. >> reporter: so quickly animal rescue crews scr

it was crazy hide from across cache creek people saw the fire hit. we were here the whole time. the wind driven cash fire started in wild land and descended into a neighborhood a half mile away. 140 homes and outbuildings destroyed along with 160 vehicles. preparation kept it from being worse, along with the creek as a buffer. and neighbor helping neighbor we had to go up on his roof and put his fire out. but as some count blessings, others a huge loss. well, i came back last night. i snuck in the back way. this resident found his house in ruins. he was away doing errands when it burned and on our way back inside smoke, and i thought it was actually out out there little ways and you got close here. relax. how close it was. certainly, life has changed for everybody around. there were clear lakes police chief says it's too dangerous for anyone to return with fire crews rooting out embers. utilities damaged the water system in ruins, and there was so little warning when we're going door to door. folks were trying to grab their stuff. this was one of those. there was no time the chi

it used to be the home of the creekside estates and cache creek mobile home. you can see now you can barely see with the place used to be. firefighters are on the scene mopping up some of the hotspots. we read into the resident of the mobile home park he wanted to see for himself that his house was really gone. i want to see if that was true. spotted you get any stuff out? >> my dog and my medication. some blankets to sleep on. >> reporter: david just moved into the mobile home park just about a year ago. he says he was living on the streets of sacramento prior to coming here. he he is homeless once again. the sheriff estimates about 1600 people were evacuated as the fire ripped through the area, the sure was here doing the evacuations himself and says that the fire moved so fast that residence really had to get out of the area in minutes. cal fire says the fire is about 75 acres, forward progress has been stopped on the fire but 0% containment of the pointer to the sheriff says he believes the fire started in the mobile home park in the wind blew this way, th

you can see roaring through the area surrounding the cache creek mobile home park. it's burned at least 75 acres. cal fire says they've stopped the forward progress of this fire, that's good news, but there are mandatory evacuations at this hour. >> it's like a war zone. pretty nuts. frantic, you know, my wife is here with the kids. pretty crazy. >> we went back there and we got the hoses ready. as i looked over, there was a big flame, big smoke everywhere. >> this actually is the third time i've been evacuated. i've been evacuated from the clayton fire, the valley fire, and now this fire. >> that's the key. lake county's gone through so many different years. this is the evacuation map. can you also get a closer look at nbcbayarea.com. we put a link at the top of the page so it's easy to find. this fire one of dozens burning in northern california right now. look at this graphic. that includes the caldor fire and the dixie fire, the largest in california history and only 33% contained. >> i'm so glad we share thad map. >> now what you're looking at . walnut creek, v

the majority of homes i think were lost in a mobile home park right on cache creek. several other outlying homes were destroyed. as you see in the pictures, a lot of livestock. horses and goats and small farm animals and whatnot in the area. it's good to be pretty emotionally damaging and i will see financially damaging for a lot of people. >> absolutely. we hope evening was better. thank you so much for joining us. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you a live report, coming up. >>> up next, how a berry a man >>> a breakfast club started a chance 10 years ago now the highlight of the week for dozens of bay area military veterans. the club host and this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: the generosity is a thank you to veterans for her service. they thanked him for creating a place they can't do without. >> there is never too many fist bumps. >> reporter: they start saturday morning fist pumping gas. military veterans that come to breakfast at the marketplace. his 14-year-old business in windsor. the weekly meals started 10 years ago. he in

he just moved into the cache creek mobile estates about a year ago. >> i just wanted to see if it was true. >> did you get any of your stuff out? >> my dog. my wife's medications. some blankets to sleep on. >> reporter: he and roughly 1,600 of his neighbors were evacuated around 1:00 this afternoon and just had minutes to gather some of their belongings. >> there was a bunch of fire over here. we're home, they come to us to move immediately. >> reporter: 20 mile per hour winds fuelled the flames, engulfing dozens of homes and cars. >> it got up in the trees and was burning across the trees from one side of the street to the other. it grew really quickly. >> reporter: firefighters will be working throughout the night to make sure they get full containment of the fire. the winds started spot fires that were nearly a mile away from where the blaze started. >> it flashed over, and then there were spot fires and couldn't get ahead of it. >> reporter: investigators are still looking into the cause of this fire. the initial estimate is that there were 50 homes lost in this blaze. in clearlak

any fires can spread rapidly including the fire at cache creek. just a concern here as winds pick up at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. 29 mile-per-hour winds. 27 miles per hour going into 11:00 a.m., so the fire danger is still running high. i will be back with a look at the smoke forecast, coming up. ama: let's move to the cal door fire. -- to this fire. unprecedented fire behavior. 62,000 acres have been wiped out. 50 homes have been destroyed. the flames are moving close to communities along the highway 50 corridor to tahoe. 6800 people are under mandatory evacuation orders. >> the not knowing and the anticipation and the waiting, all that just wears on you. >> how much help do you have for your home in somerset? >> zero. ama: this incredible video from a plane showing clouds spawned by the fire. the threat from this fire is so serious that it is moving engines and personnel from the dixie fire to assist. it is 0% contained. dan: the massive dixie fire meantime has burned another 36,000 acres since yesterday. it has burned more than 662,000 acres and is m

this is the cache creek mobile homes estates. you saw it there. part of a heavy tree being removed. smoke from the logs nearby below creating hazardous conditions. thick black smoke rolling through the area. young goats in the area look like they have been maybe left behind. people pulled out so fast. about 1500 people under mandatory evacuation orders. another 800 have been warned they also may need to leave their homes. again, leave if you are told to leave. route 53 two kids corner is close. everybody should be careful. the fires are ferocious in nature. >> we know you will stay with >>> here is a look at the traffic impacts. the cause of the fire, caltrans sharing this look, backups on highway 29 and highway 53. people trying to clear out of the evacuation zone and making room for of course the fire crews coming into work. >>> a recap on the fire, flames about 100 acres in clearlake and lower leg. the sheriff telling us dozens of homes have been lost evacuation orders are in place right now. so far, it is 0% contained. we certainly will keep monitoring the situation and bring it

they cut the ribbon on the cache creek club inside the northwest field tunnel between the visiting team locker room and the field of entrance. select fans can get exclusive use of the players at today's event and the 49ers president was asked what he is most looking forward to when the stadium opens. >> banerjee. we never really got to celebrate the team and the run we were on or even raise our division banner and conference championship banner and i know we came up short with the final game, but for me our players feed off that energy. >> they say they are following state and local covid guidelines including requiring masks in indoor spaces and the first test will be at open practice this saturday. they are expecting 20,000 people. >> a reminder that we are your home for 49er preseason football. will have all of the action live starting next saturday, august 14. >>> baseball fans keep your masks handy. the a's are requiring you to wear them at the coliseum's indoor bars, stores, and entertainment spaces and also in suites if you are gathered in different household places and same appli

. >> the forty-niners on thursday cut the ribbon to its glitzy new cache creek casino resort club here inside levi's stadium. everybody wore mask while indoors. and when they come back to the stadium. fans will be expected to do. the same, says president al gore right now we're just following state and local guidelines and we've formed a medical advisory committee with bob walker and monica gandhi. and so we're following advice. if you're outdoors in the stands or outdoors, right. we have an open air building. if you're indoors, whether that's in a restroom or. >> whether that's in a club space. you're really indoors and you should have your mask on on saturday. the niners will welcome back. some 20,000 fans inside the squeaky-clean stadium. >> for a practice on boyd clarke day and then 70,0 0 fans a week later for the first pre season game. there are no rules per se about physical distancing. but the indoor mask mandate will be enforced as general manager jim or cure. yeah, i mean, we listen. this is a highly technical stadium, right. there's cameras everywhere. >> this personnel ever

. >> the forty-niners on thursday, cut the ribbon to its glitzy new cache creek casino resort club here inside levi's stadium. everybody wore mask while indoors. and when they come back to the stadium. fans will be expected to do. the same, says president al gore right now we're just following state and local guidelines and we've formed a medical advisory committee with bob walker and monica gandhi. and so we're following advice. if you're outdoors in the stands or outdoors, right. we have an open air building. if you're indoors, whether that's in a restroom or whether that's in a club space. you're really indoors and you should have your mask on. on saturday. the niners will welcome back. some 20,000 fans inside the squeaky-clean stadium. >> for a practice on boyd clarke day and then 70,000 fans a week later for the first pre season game. >> there are no rules per se about physical distancing. but the indoor mask mandate will be enforced as general manager jim or cure. yeah, i mean, we listen. this is a highly technical stadium, right. there's cameras everywhere this personnel everywhe

any fires can spread rapidly including the fire at cache creek.ust a concern here as winds pick up at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. 29 mile-per-hour winds. 27 miles per hour going into 11:00 a.m., so the fire danger is still running high. i will be back with a look at the smoke forecast, coming up. ama: let's move to the cal door fire. -- to this fire. unprecedented fire behavior. 62,000 acres have been wiped out. 50 homes have been destroyed. the flames are moving close to communities along the highway 50 corridor to tahoe. 6800 people are under mandatory evacuation orders. >> the not knowing and the anticipation and the waiting, all that just wears on you. >> how much help do you have for your home in somerset? >> zero. ama: this incredible video from a plane showing clouds spawned by the fire. the threat from this fire is so serious that it is moving engines and personnel from the dixie fire to assist. it is 0% contained. dan: the massive dixie fire meantime has burned another 36,000 acres since yesterday. it has burned more than 662,000 acres and is mov

it used to be the home of the creekside estates and cache creek mobile home.see with the place used to be. firefighters are on the scene mopping up some of the hotspots. we read into the resident of the mobile home park he wanted to see for himself that his house was really gone. i want to see if that

crews spent the day clearing downed trees and downed power lines frat cache creek mobile home park while city crews assessed that destruction. the 80-acre fire forced more than 2,000 people to evacuate yesterday. this area of lake county is no stranger to wildfires. in fact, five years ago police say an arsonist start the clayton fire, which destroyed 300 buildings in that same area. >> the county of lake it's been a really tough couple of years. particularly stretching back to 2015. >> there's so many people who lost everything. my aunt and my cousin now have nothing. i don't know if they know it or not. but i do and it's breaking my heart. >> the lake county fire protection district says there are no reports of missing people or deaths linked to this fire and the cause is still under investigation. >>> moving from a fire north of the bay area to a fast-moving one outside of sacramento. the caldor fire has forced thousands to evacuate in el dorado county. you can see the smap here. it's grown more than ten times in size just in the last 48 hours. this fire's burning east of sacramento.

. >> the forty-niners on thursday, cut the ribbon to its glitzy new cache creek casino resort club here inside levi's stadium. everybody wore mask while indoors. and when they come back to the stadium. fans will be expected to do. the same, says president al gore right now we're just following state and local guidelines and we've formed a medical advisory committee with bob walker monica gandhi. and so we're following advice. if you're outdoors in the stands or outdoors, right. we have an open air building. if you're indoors, whether that's in a restroom or whether that's in a club space. you're really indoors and you should have your mask on. on saturday. the niners will welcome back. some 20,000 fans inside the squeaky-clean stadium. >> for practice on dwight clark day and then 70,000 fans a week later for the first pre season game. >> there are no rules per se about physical distancing. but the indoor mask mandate will be enforced as general manager jim mercurial. yeah. i mean, we listen. this is a highly technical stadium, right. there's cameras everywhere this personnel everywhere.

well frank, two mobile home parks burn the creek side and the cache creek estates up and down the streets we see home after home leveled that estimate of 60 destroyed seems likely to go higher. it's totally wiped out. everything is gone out of their people near the trailer parks knew from the noise. fire had hit. all you heard was explosion after explosion because they're all on propane tanks from sky fox. the devastation is clear. dozens of homes destroyed by the cash fire, which started about a half mile away and was dispatch, like so many others, a couple acres, rapid rate of spread extreme in gusting winds. an aggressive attack by air and ground managed to keep this fine. from exploding like so many others this season and past kind of experience for the last 10 years, horrific fires, so it's not the worst. we just had a lot better outcome than our previous ones and red flag preparation helped engines were fully staffed and prepositioned 80 acres is not really big, but the amount of damage that's contained in this 80 acres is pretty devastating. this was home to many seniors and low in

. >> the forty-niners cutting the ribbon to the glitzy new cache creek casino resort club insight levi stadium today. it's been 18 months since fans. watch games inside the stadium. but that changes this weekend when the forty-niners host about 20,000 fans for a practice on saturday. then 70,000 fans will be welcome to week later for the first pre season game. everybody wore a mask while indoors today and fans will be expected to do the same while there are no rules about physical distancing the indoor mask mandate will be enforced. the team says and tailgating will be permitted. >> hundreds of travelers booked on spirit. airlines are still getting there. flights canceled just today. the airline canceled nearly 400 flights. it is the 5th straight day of major cancellations. the problem is being blamed on technical outages and staff shortages. american airlines has similar problems earlier this week if you're planning to travel, be sure to check with your airline before you head to the airport. and speaking of travel, here's a live look at sfo where you can see the fog hanging above the

. >> the san francisco forty-niners cut the ribbon to the glitzy new cache creek casino resort club insideadium today. >> it's been 18 months since fans. watch games from inside levi's. but that changes this weekend the forty-niners host about 20,000 fans for practice on saturday. then 70,000 fans will be welcome to week later for the first pre season game. everybody wore a mask while indoors today and fans will be expected to do the same while there are no rules about physical distancing. the indoor mask mandate will be enforced. the team says and tailgating will be permitted. right now on kron 4 dot com. we have a page dedicated to all things pandemic-related just scan that qr code on your screen. that will take you there you can read more about breakthrough cases, moderna's possible booster and how other states are dealing with the surge in coronavirus cases. a mountain view woman is in jail tonight accused of killing her newborn baby. police say it didn't have to be in this way and they're reminding everyone that there are safe places to surrender a child and kron 4 ella sogomonian joi

. >> the forty-niners on thursday cut the ribbon to its glitzy new cache creek casino resort club herestadium. everybody wore mask while indoors. and when they come back to the stadium. fans will be expected to do. the same, says president al right now we're just following state and local guidelines. and we've formed a medical advisory committee with bob walker and monica gandhi. and so we're following advice. if you're outdoors in the stands or outdoors, right. we have an open air building. if you're indoors, whether that's in a restroom or whether that's in a club space. you're really indoors and you should have your mask on. on saturday. the niners will welcome back. some 20,000 fans inside the squeaky-clean stadium. >> for practice on boyd clarke day and then 70,000 fans a week later for the first pre season game. >> there are no rules per se about physical distancing. but the indoor mask mandate will be enforced as general manager jim mercurial. yeah. i mean, we listen. this is a highly technical stadium, right. there's cameras everywhere this personnel everywhere. but let's i'm n

at how they're going to handle >> the forty-niners on thursday cut the ribbon to its glitzy new cache creekino resort club here inside levi's stadium. everybody wore mask while indoors. and when they come back to the stadium. fans will be expected to do. the same, says president al gore right now we're just following state and local guidelines and we formed a medical advisory committee with bob walker and monica gandhi. and so we're following advice. if you're outdoors in the stands or outdoors, right. we have an open air building. if you're indoors, whether that's in a restroom or whether that's in a club space. you're really indoors and you should have your mask on. on saturday. the niners will welcome back. some 20,000 fans inside the squeaky-clean stadium. >> for practice on dwight clark day and then 70,000 fans a week later for the first pre season game. >> there are no rules per se about physical distancing. but the indoor mask mandate will be enforced as general manager jim mercurial. yeah. i mean, we listen. this is a highly technical stadium, right. there's cameras everywhere this

. >> the forty-niners on thursday, cut the ribbon to its glitzy new cache creek casino resort club herenside levi's stadium. everybody wore mask while indoors. and when they come back to the stadium. fans will be expected to do. the same, says president al right now we're just following state and local guidelines and we've formed a medical advisory committee with bob wachter, monica gandhi and so we're following advice. if you're outdoors in the stands or outdoors, right. we have an open air building. if you're indoors, whether that's in a restroom or whether that's in a club space. you're really indoors and you should have your mask on. on saturday. the niners will welcome back. some 20,000 fans inside the squeaky-clean stadium. >> for a practice on boyd clarke day and then 70,000 fans a week later for the first pre season game. >> there are no rules per se about physical distancing. but the indoor mask mandate will be enforced as general manager jim or cure. yeah, i mean, we listen. this is a highly technical stadium, right. there's cameras everywhere this personnel everywhere. but le

aerial video shows the extent of the damage both the creek side and cache creek mobile home estates were nearly destroyed. a neighbor whose property is right next door told me it was chaotic as flames moved into the area. we're told that we had to evacuate and then we're like, well, let's hope it's doesn't keep on going and then they arrived on our property and told us we you know, we're kind of in the way we helped push the defense down so the fire department could get onto that side, jared knolton said. people were running and many of those who lived at the mobile home park needed help getting out. the fire department were pulling people onto our property and by an uncle took two of them to like a safe house or a place to stay for a while. the cash fire started in lake county wednesday afternoon. the fire fueled by wind and dry conditions. firefighters made an aggressive air attack dropping retardant on the flames forward. progress has stopped, but thousands remain evacuated. late kind of experience for the last 10 years horrific fire, so it's not the worst. we just had a lot better ou

hot from across cache creek. people saw the fire hit. we were here the whole time, the wind driven cash fire started in wild land and descended into a neighborhood a half mile away. 140 homes and outbuildings destroyed along with 160 vehicles. preparation kept it from being worse, along with the creek as a buffer and neighbor helping neighbor we had to go up on his room. and put his fire out. but as some count blessings, others a huge loss. well, i came back last night. i was thinking back. wait, this resident found his house in ruins. he was away doing errands when it burned and on our way back to saw smoke, and i thought it was actually out out there little ways and then got closer and realized how close it was. certainly, life has changed for everybody around there. clear lakes police chief says it's too dangerous for anyone to return with fire crews rooting out embers utilities damaged the water system in ruins. and there was so little warning when we're going door to door. folks were trying to grab their stuff. this was one of those

a prime example of what's happening here with the cache creek fire. >> 80 acres destroyed so far. 50 homes burned, including this entire mobile home park. firefighters have about 20% contained. they have at least stopped the forward progress. so that's some good news. but evacuation orders are still in place and there is an evacuation center that's been set up that kills the bill high school to accommodate those folks that have been against forced from their homes. take a look at the satellite images of the fire. you can see this is the caldor fire as it grew. >> and moved fire grew 3,000 acres overnight. now it has burned more than 65,000 acres in eldorado county, which it's off a highway 50. but 60 miles east of sacramento. 0 containment right now. so it is just spreading and spreading and threatening 5800 structures including homes of thousands of people have been forced to flee and at least 2 people have been hurt by the flames. >> meanwhile, the dixie fire continues to burn continues to grow. some evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings. but this fire continues to bur

creek. kiah, clear lake, closer to the cache fire. in orange, vacaville, livermore, san jose. we are looking at moderate to unhealthy air quality, that unhealthy air, worst of it likely again inland, north bay, east bay, south bay. this is our surface smoke concentration forecast through our day. this is what you can expect at ground level for the air that we breathe. you see in orange and red, that is that smoke pushing into the bay area. as we go through today, you can still see the smoke and even for your friday. smoke concentration profiling all levels of the atmosphere at the surface as well as the higher elevations. you see in the upper levels we are looking at the smoke for today and tomorrow. watch as we head through the weekend. that stronger sea breeze finally pushes that haze out of the region as we look to our weekend thankfully especially saturday evening and sunday. in the meantime, dealing with that haze, temperatures will be below average. upper 70s for peninsula, south bay, san jose, as well as for santa clara, mid 80