. >> walk through the nearby town of cave creek and you could still feel that gold rush vibe today. > it was so rich, they took it out by burro to cave creek, then trucked it to prescott on a wagon. they went on a train to san francisco. and then they shipped it all the way to england for smelting. and they still make money on it. >> but, not long after the discovery came, a worldwide economic downturn. >> they canceled all the plants. so it became a very, very small worked mine. there were 14 guys and a blacksmith shop here. >> interest has been ignited a few more times over the decades, 1937 and again, 1963, when a geologist wrote that, if properly handled, it is destined to become one of the profitable mines of arizona. >> okay, we're gonna go inside now. but, before we go in, let's get some helmets on. >> all right. might be little falling rocks once in a while. >> there you go. never know. >> okay. >> and you see that these are where railroad ties used to be. and you see these little blue pieces? this is where the mining companies did assays. and they'd mark that with a location

. >> bob cox had a large shed on his desert property outside of cave creek, arizona. he decided to turn it into a rustic yet modern cabin. >> the floor is recycled pallet wood. this is a door from an industrial building in downtown phoenix. >> he tore out much of the walls and installed garage doors on both sides, which open up to completely bring the nature in. >> the concept here with the kitchen is have an open plan so that you can prepare a meal here. and your guests can sit at the stools. so you've got this interactive indoor/outdoor kitchen. >> bob listed the cabin on airbnb and says that it's been great. >> people who've stayed here have a unique experience. they have the openness of the house. they can eat outside. >> he says so far every guest who has stayed here has been wonderful. and they have really enjoyed it. >> some of my guests say this has been the best experience of their life. it's that unique. you can go to the grocery store. you can go to the restaurants that are 5 minutes away. there's the same exposure to the area, but the privacy of being in y

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those in cave creek subdivision can go back but an evacuation is still in effect. and starting today, mendocino county will have a local assistance center for those available affected by the redwood fire. it will be open for two weeks from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the mendocino gym in ukiah. >>> drones are interfering with fighting fires. drone pilots will face fines if caught interrupting emergency operations. chp santa rosa posted on facebook: our team continues to follow breaking news in santa cruz county where a new fire is burning right now. the latest evacuations and >>> time now 6:10. our team continues to follow breaking news in santa cruz county. a new fire is burning right now. the latest evacuations and road closures coming up next. >> plus, neda will explain what this new fire will mean for the already hazy conditions in the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy can help you get them there. see how access to j.p. morgan investm

an evacuation warning remains in effect for cave creek. starting monday morning mendocino will have a local assistance center open at mendocino college gym in ukiah the next two weeks. >>> back to work today but not back to normal at many napa wineries as flames burn nearby. some are trying to get their businesses up and running again. be -- kpix5's don ford has their story. >> reporter: workers wanted the insulin yards as damp as they can -- vineyards as damp as they can because up across the valley over the slope the fire still burns. >> our trail opened up late last week. our staff came back to work today on monday and i believe a lot of the other wineries came back to work today, also. >> reporter: it's the grapes that has some concerned. remaining, "ten percent" still ou big unkn >> there's compounds in the smoke that can manifest themselves in the wine. so we're doing a lot to mitigate that. >> reporter: there's a rinse process before the crush, but for red wines the skin supplies much of the color and it's the skin that may be affec

those in the cave creek subdivision can re-enter but an evacuation warning is still in effect in caseke a sudden turn for the worse. >>> napa fire victims now have a new resource to cope with problems caused by the wildfires. as assistance center opened yesterday for residents of the town. they can now ask questions of fema and other federal and state disaster relief agencies who are offering help on everything from unemployment benefits to insurance issues. people can also get copies of birth certificates and marriage licenses, critical documents that may have been lost in the fires. food banks and mental health counselors are also on site. >>> napa valley wineries are trying get back to business even with fires still burning. owners say most of the grapes were harvested before the fires began. but they are concerned about the grapes still on the vines. for red wine making inty, the skin on the grapes supplies the color and the skin may have been damaged by all the smoke and ash. >> there's compounds in the smoke that can manifest themselves in the wine. >> oh, okay. >> so we're doin