and the caldor fire wiped out grizzly flats exactly as the forest service had predicted.it was part of their -- >> i think that's the million dollar question, i think, is why wasn't it done? >> reporter: residents aren't the only ones who tried to get answers from the forest service. we asked repeatedly for documents, a comment to have the taxpayer funded service tell us what happened here. last week, the forest service emailed us that it plans to dramatically increase the scale of forest health projects, like the tressel project and has launched a ten-year plan starting with communities at immediate risk. but that's no solace for the residents of grizzly flats who told us any trust they had in the forest service has been shattered. last year caldor was one of three devastating fires in the region that started on federal land and burned more than a million acres. candace tyler fears unless the forest service follows through on their promises, more towns, like grizzly flats, will go up in flames. >> the forest service has said theydid all they could. they threw all the res

over a year ago the caldor fire, which you see here, destroyed more than 1000 homes and threaten south lake tahoe. this weekend's fire weather watch is due to the long stretch of warm and dry weather, plus strong wind gusts. ama: new details in the case of a family captured in merced and founded. the prime suspect of the -- accessory after the fact and arson. his brother pleaded not guilty last week. jesus is accused of kidnapping and killing an eight month old baby, her parents and uncle. investor get us say he was a former employee of the victims. both brothers are expected back in court on december 15. dan: a former art teacher is accused of sexually assaulting two students. san jose police arrested him yesterday on multiple charges, including two counts of lewd and lascivious acts with a child under 14. according to invest getters, the teacher assaulted students while working as an art teacher in san jose school in 2016 and 2017. detectives believe there may be other victims. they are asking anyone who had any inappropriate contact with him to please come forward. ama: a fed up san

tactics, and overgrown forest lands, may have contributed 200,000 acres going up in flames and the caldor fir. investigations found maps are outdated and roads were impossible to drive through. on the night of august 15th, the fourth service shutdown operations and claimed the conditions were unsafe, and they they wanted to reassess. another another 11,000 acres and then b. then burned. > >> president biden and first lady plan to go to puerto rico today to view hurricane damage, then to florida wednesday. hurre ian left millions without power along florida's gulf coast and more than 80 people have died. more than 100,000 customers are still waiting for the vice to turn back on and puerto rico, two weeks after fiona hit. > >> fleet week may officially kick off today, but ships and airplanes are already making their way into san francisco. yesterday we got a look at one of the u.s. navy warships arriving for the event. this is the uss princeton pulling into the bay. we love that sound, the the navy's blue angels have arrived and they landed at the oakland airport just before 6:00 6:00 last