. >> pam: more on that in a moment, but first kron 4's dan rubin is tracking the fire danger. >> reporter: them actually we are in a little bit better shape than we were yesterday. >> reporter: satellite radar clouds are not anywhere near california right now. high pressure has been over california for the last week or so and is not calling any where, unfortunately. firefighters are concerned about the higher elevation because that is when you will receive the extremely gusty winds. record highs this month alone in we are only half way through the month. and we will go up at the end of the day. in january 2013 driest ever creek in san francisco driest on record also. >> pam: are keenly aware that the fire danger remains very high for the 2nd-day in a row. this red flag warning in the oakland hills has people on alert >> pam: today in the area near tunnel road, the hot sun blanketed the dry hillside, as the wind picked up throughout the day fire officials say, these are ripe conditions for a fast moving fire >> ".quickly resourced" >> pam: fire officials recommend residents in the oakland

kron 4's dan rubin is live in our weather center. he is monitoring wind conditions in the areas affected by the fire danger. dan? the north bay when those areas affected by the fire danger fire officials are also keeping a close eye on east bay hills as well. >> : she's in the delta area as you can see it's not technically in the fire danger zone but that's just the show you how great is out there. fires could start at sea level or thought or thousand feet it is really matter. >> : does anything may ignite fires will spread quickly it's certainly be careful if you're out about. with windy weather as well 40 mi. an hour winds. >> : '70s will pay around this week as well p >> : wells committee accompanying that and drybrush. one won the driest years the driest year on record in california. >> : this may not be less time we will see how quickly a fire will spread due to dry conditions. let the high winds caused some damage in berkeley. forcing crews to spend hours dealing with the aftermath. take a look at this tree. some of the big bran

con 4 is dan rubin is in the weather center. my entering the wind conditions and areas affected by the fire. low- lying areas like a talking about in the island fire to a defect the fire warning not showing in the delta right now. just show you how easily a fire can start even if your not in what's considered a high risk area. with a hill and east bay hills fire danger right now we're seeing just 25 mi. an hour right now can get up to 40 mi. an hour. add that with the dry conditions. severe fire weather right now. when we get fire conditions to look out for high as in the '70s. unseasonably warm weather adding to low humidity. lack of rain a latino of that can change in the weeks ahead. when a flag for warning has prompted the fire department to step up patrols in potential trouble areas using buyer provincial fire prevention vehicles. they are concentrating in dublin. >> : this is an engine company true they're using today it to pieces of equipment regular standard pumper and a four-wheel-drive small chassis to the vehicle. tha

but kron four's dan rubin says one thing is for sure. danika garcia was well loved. line he was killed at this intersection last week. the sheriff's department is trying to figure out how she ended up in the path of a train. over 200 friends and family members honored hurt duty. >> she was just so outgoing. she was a very friendly and sweet. maligned her family did not want to be interviewed but that want to our camera to be rolling at her service as she can remember it. >> her family also want her to be a reminder of how she died. >> she must have not heard the flashing warning light spread >> bright balloons were released in the air after her service. safety was there in everyone's mind. those low tar tried to move forward but they will not forget the girl that was left on line. maligned >> a woman is hospitalized after being rescued from beneath a bart train. bart police say it happened just after 5:30 last night at san francisco's embarcadero station. police helped move the woman from the tracks to the platform before she was taken to the hospital. the investigat

dan harris. >> reporter: when we first met 5-year-old carson rubin this past march -- >> go find a card and count consistently one step behind his clsmates. >> have you ever been to the dentist? >> i can't hear you. >> have you ever been to the dentist? >> reporter: carson's doctor said there was a treatment that could dramatically improve his hearing. cochlear implants which have had miraculous impacts on some children. >> could you hear that? >> ready, set, go. >> reporter: but the rubins' health insurance company wouldn't cover the implants. what was your reaction? >> i was shocked. >> welcome to coventry health care. >> reporter: until we called and they finally agreed. so just one month later, carson went in for surgery. we were with him as it got turned on. the wonder of those first sounds written all over his face. >> perfect. can you hear daddy over here? >> uh-huh. >> does it sound funny? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and when we visited a few weeks ago, a dramatic improvement. >> no, it's not a dinosaur. it's a crocodile. >> reporter: you're hearing and speaking better. do you think so? >> i

dan harris. >> reporter: when we first met 5-year-old carson rubin this past march -- >> go find a card. >> reporter one step behind his preschool classmates. >> i think he wears himself out trying to keep up with everybody else. >> have you ever been to the dentist? >> i can't hear you. >> have you -- um, have you ever been to the dentist? >> reporter: carson's doctors said there was a treatment that could dramatically improve his hearing, cochlear implants. which have had miraculous impacts on some children. >> could you hear that? >> set, go. >> reporter: and the rubins' health insurance company wouldn't cover the implants. what was your reaction? >> i was shocked. >> reporter: until we called, and they finally agreed. so, just one month later, carson went in for surgery. we were with him as it got turned on. the wonder of those first sounds written all over his face. >> carson, can you hear daddy over here? >> uh-huh. >> does it sound funny? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and when we visited a few weeks ago, a dramatic improvement. >> that's a dinosaur? >> no. it's not a dinosaur. that's a crocodile. >

dan had a beautiful project, and i had done work with the shelley and don rubin foundation and i waslp out. when i saw what was happening, i was like, the only way to tell the story is through film because this is so amazing. when i was younger, i had a lot of kind of bad experiences in hospitals. i went into this nursing homes with dan and sell these elders just sort of -- and sell these elders sitting along the walls with their heads down and it was a very scary experience for me to be there. i actually could not imagine -- can you imagine living in that your life inending that environment? it was sort of frightening for me to enter this place that was their home. one of the first people, if not the first person that i saw, was henry. we set up our cameras. this guy came in and he was just and legally gone to the world. -- and he was completely gone to the world. when he got his headphones, when he came alive -- we talk about it in the film, but there is sort of a reaction that happens. you see somebody come to life, a really completely does something to you. --t first day i cried